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WATCHESy
n. W. JONES,

WATCUESy
N. w. JONES,
Dealer In q 0cks. watches Il Jewclry
ON SECOND STREET,
NEXT door 70 G. Parsons Banking Houss,)
N EOhL ~ a.
rIyHE subscriber has just received large =
L and beautiful stock Of gold and silver ~
Watches. gold jcwciry, &c, comprising the
latest styles Of ladies breast pins, earrings, kngcF
rings, cuff pins, gold guard and fob chains, keys,
seals, silver thimbies. gold slides, snaps, studs,
gold pans, with or without holders, gold pencils,
pens and pencils
WATCH REPAIRING.
The subscriber being practical matchmaker,
feels competent 10 repair the most difficult and
delicate work that may bc entrusted to his care.
All work warranted to give Satisfaction.
coRRncr TIME.
The public may rest assured that the correct tina
il, and always will be kept by
Nov, 13-'5t-dly N. w. JONES.
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DISSOLUTION.

A CO-PARTN ERSlil 7 heretofore existing under
\ tha mains of Mckennv + Runntr, is this day
dissolved liz mutual consent; All claims against
the old firm will be cancelled by r. /. Mckenny
win " lll in future conduct the business, and vine
ouc authorized to settle the business Of the old
firm T. i. MckENSN,
NJ. IL. RUNNER.
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Mississippi Valley Nurseries.
kEOkIK, IOWA.

Desirable peealy for those who wish 10 ornament
their grounds " It small trees which viii commence
bearil < The second year after planting.
Also, asupply of Fancy Shrubbsy, Rvergreens,
Roses. Ac
Orders received AZ our grounds. ~ mile west
~ The Old City limits, the Eiul Ferry ruad to the
Dts M0iHrs, or bv mail, addressed 90
htBBELL HILTON.
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r WOULD respectfully call the attention Of III
J. Ladies' to my largo ard we'll selected stock Is
fall and winter goods, which will sell = Cinsi1.
natl prices. Ny stock consists OF silk, straw SRI
velvet bonnsts; also, splendid assortment Of rib
hons lowers and festherS, selected Nth great eafe
Yos will and everything in the htllinery aa6
Fancy business, at my establishnsuts IN ths lassse
fashion. I am also prepared TO do all work ~ ~
business 1t the shortcst notice, such - hAlne,
trim nins, blsacAlag prsssing and making houne6s
a every Descriptions, 70 order. viii wsrrsrt al
work 70 give satisfsstion.
Come one, eome all. No trouble TO show goods
At Mrs. 0lsnnys, No. rs, johnson street, bstwssn
Ind ana Sd, directly opposite Ohnsr's 6slen.
xcpt26. div MRS. 0LENNY.
NEW SOCKS.
ID IRLR, ASs end 6addlehAgs ,an1 other Lectufes,
N By Rev. VIM. II. AiibsYn. 1or sale q
deelDd O0D8NB
City Bookstore, - Msin-st.
FLAx6EE0 WA0I8O.
(vASH paid for n unlinitsd amount, delivered
~ 1T oar mills. \. r. Bliss ELL = %.
ocpt3-dAwSm
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fresh Arrival.
A FRESH lot Of Sugar cared Hams and Shout
~ ders, q Hanill : Ralston 3 old stand.
isnl0-d AY0B9 REYNOLDS.
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VIM. BROWN,
a KCHlTECT.

JUSr call a, his rooms, over Doubleday Viii
y son Store second street auy time, Except
days,l from Daylight till 10 o'clock AT night, he
is obliged to be- constantly on hand wa account u
iressof business and see HE drawings, apparatus
%nd extensive Architectural Library, which are
Tree tethe inspection of all and jndgn whether he
iscompetsnt 10 servethe pubic in his profession
lie mi ght here itexha great things he has done
OF can a. bat that would be super luous This uil
i'ariAneommunity therefore he is willing Ia show
the puhiie v hat he can himself do In "a practical
sense. Call and see, free Of charge
feb4-a w. BROWN
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rO rME LADIES .


AIRS. L. L. HARRIHON, having assosiatsd With
Nl Madam DUCO6TK, from Pnsis, would ssspect-
fully announce 70 the ladies' Of Ksoknk I'D viean-
ty that they will keep ooostantly hand 81 their
store, formerly Mrs. Reddingtons,) % Third st,s
between Main and Johnson, : large assortment Of
Bounsts Of the latest fashions aud of The NEST
rich aud bcsatifui materials trimmed In All The ~
rious styles 70 suit purohasers.
FANCY AND DRESS GOODS,
and EmhroiAssss, large and rich sssortnent. They
have maAe arrangements to obtsfn. direct from
Paris, The latest styles Of that fashienabls city,
and hence will have superior facilities for reader
ing sssisfaction 10 the ladies who may favor then
with call.
They viii also connect with their establishment
DRESSMAKING
In all it, bsaachss, ploying she bsst Of woskmsn.
and assuming tbs entire rssponsibiiity sud over
sight Of the work they arc confident Of rendering
satisfscion 70 all who may avail themselves Of their
services.
Ladies are invited 10 call and and cxsmine fcr
themselves. feb10d
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FALL OF WOOD! FALL OF WOOD /!
KEOKEK WOODWARD.

FALL OF WUUUI FALL VI WUUU!f
KEOKUK WOODYARD.
XXTOOD for saie at same price ~ lest ssmnes
w will seil by the cord ~ market price With the
additional cost II SOL Of sawing splitting and de-
liyering the same. / will also saw, spit. sad de-
liver wood from my yard At 81 50 per cord
81 90, or half load at 81 IS. ANY peron wanting
good oak hickory, OF sugar wood, can get u 81 ny
yard In any quantity quality. and zee fes hinssn
that il IL correctly measured Wood also furnished
1t any tins a the regular market price.
kcokuk w oodyard, corner Of 9th and High-sts-
feb2-dlu PETER LRBkETON.
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FOR BILLS or LAplSG, ArrLy T

Msrelaad.as Transported. oN TINE, 10 an gafts 0
tie Beti cad Sotfa- H.esi.
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wing;
By. prime Rio casgee leo doz Hops, Mills 4
pockets cid Gov ia Durkee's leastPow-
w do der,
hhds \. o, Sugars, lUksgsreined salt Pc
bhls Richer : refa- trs
I'd and clarified do zoe chests Imp, q. T.,
bhls N o. Sugar y ii & Blk, Teas,
house Malasses $50 bxs Star Candles,
1 bbls do do zoo bss mould do
10 gal krgs de- de- % bxs steaFinede
bbfs Belrhrr todd Is tNs rasin soap
en- syFap. SO bxs palm do
! bbis do do 100 bxs No ! Her ring,
10 gal kegs do 90 Ibis Ne ], 2. and
bhs Sweet Cider, NsckeTCl
hgs Cottaa Yarn, 80 bhls do do DO
haIcs Batting, 30 kits do do do
hgs Il A. salt, 70 bhls W hite Fish,
bgs dat-y 40 20 bhls do do
d9z cans Cove oys- casks new cgj Fish,
ters. 100 krgs Rifle Powder,
doz cans asst Pie 200 u mining do
trcit 10 cases pound canister
dozens fresh Peach Powder,
e., 20 eases pound do DO
loE eau. fresh Straw go bags shot,
berries. taps bar Lead,
bxs quart and gal 70 bbis kos'n,
Ion ptek les 80 bis Tar,
bSs Tomato Catsup, - bbls Pitch,
bxs Pepper sauce. 5 CASKS Whiting,
rs SUPER cnrb soda. I bills Patty.
eks soda Saierates, hhlg Linseed ell.
hxs Baabest's sale 10 bbls LARD oil,
ratas in 10 parers, ; bbls Tanners Oil,
hxss y>.lo Glass, $ hbls NhRieQii
bxs 10 S.l2 80 bile Turp,ntiEc,
hxs io>t Ia, OF l6, ) bills Alcohol,
io5s Is, l0sffo, and lin krgs pure Lead
l ~ ) glass. soc boxes manufactured
bSs prime new Raj Tobsce9,
sins, 5ohblr mektng tobacco
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g Wan. TUCKER Are now receiving their
-. Eagllsh goods ior .hs spring trade By tn.
sAips Asikstie and RookaRsy from Liverpool and
stssness up ths MisaissiPpi, tsEcthsr with exten.
almost svssy beat which arrives At this port. AID
ase prepared "a o1cy decreased Inducements to pur
chascrs and will duplicate any 1t. Louis bill which
may have been made In our line d4W
AAILLEKS and Asauf aotnrers will knd = con-
WI slant supply Of lar re Circular saws, warr.n.
ted and at the manufacturer prices; cay As, SO,
SO and 81 inches and when required, ~ ineher, to.
gcihcr with the smaller sixcs, ut the sign OF the
Red Paddock. S.W. III. TUCKER.
may2ldAw.
1 xEsiAxEs t--Hunt's ,Coilins ,ni mmons Lip
IA pincott's axes, for sale low by
s.w. / II. TUCKER.
CPADES-Ames' ,Rowland's and other brands;
- for sale by 8. Wa II. TUCKER.
CHUvELS-Ames', howlands and other brands
- for sale by S.W. II. TUCKER.
IIOEs-solid goose neck rivoted, csststesi plan
i tcrs', and Carolina hoes, for sale w great Vs.
rieiyby s. W. IL. TUCKER.
( * and Trace Chains, large stock, for sale low
~ BY s.. 4 II. TUCKER.
MORN PLANTRKs-A superior article for hor.e
~ power, and wonderful labor aud time saving
machine. for sale by s.w.a ii. TUCKER.
/xAAIN and grass scy,hes-A large slos X Of Wal.
~ aron's and other makes, fgrsaie low by
s. va II. TUCKER.
AfOLAY iron and wood brAccd grain cradiss for
vi sale low by S.W. I'll. TUCKER.
GNAiTiis-mrought tube patent and common
- snaiths, large stock, for sale low BY
s.wA II .1UCkER
LAY aud Straw Forks-A very large stock Vt
Ii various qualities, for sale by
sW "a II. TUCKER.
NHANUkk Forks long and short handles, for sale
vi by s. W. 4 ii. TUCKER.
IJAY and Harden kakes for sale by
IL s. w. 4 II. TUCKER.
kDGE Shears and Pruning Hooks Of different
i lpatterns, for sale low by
s.w. All. TUCKER.
4 MASS Hooks for sale by
" SWAN. TUCKER.
| (yoIL Chain, Japanned, for fencing cemetery
| ~ grounds, for sale low by
sw. 4 II. TUCKER.
| BLACKSMITH Drills for the bench good ar
| - ticle, for sale low by
| s.. AL. TUCKER.
u0RSE- SHOE Nails the genuine Grimm, and
1 l. others, for sale low by
/ CHOPPERS Toels, good assortment, for sale bx
~ S,W. II. TUCKER.
/ Sign Of the Red Paddock
straw and Corn.ssaik CusseYs.
/ A VERY substantial machine, considered the
| ~ bet In use; cutting equally we'll straw and
corn stalks for fofdrr-something which should be
| in the hands Of every farmer and stable keeper
For Sale by n. W. - Ill. TUCKER.
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e. ". PERDUE.

LAS On hand large and fresh ssscssmsst Of
II Groceries, 70 which the attention Of cafh
Customers and prompt thirty day bnycrs. 10
solicited. Farmers wishing 10 barter for anything
in our line are particularly invited TO give ~ aes
A. we shall always BE- ready 10 purehsse produces at
the highest marx either for Cssh or Grocer
los ~ wholesale prices. Oar stock 10 partly COM
posed Of the following:
Coffce--Rio. Mocha, Lsguyra, Java, and Mariea-
DO do roasted and ground. Golden syrup, Beleh-
er'ssyrup, n. o. Moiasses, sugnrbouse do, pianta-
ion do, per Dbl, half hbi., and 10 gallon bees.--
Imperial, Young n ysen, Ilysonskin. u. I. Ooions,
soncbonus and other brands Teas, all prices from
80 cents 10 IL 80 per pound. good sssartmsnt u
Virginia and Missouri Tobacco, fer chewing and
smoking.
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gINHk htpkpk and Illinois BFidg Company noti-
1 IS ihr f,atlic "f the plele equalization q
sasd Cenipsuy. The prneilA place q busiress Is
heoknt. Iowa. TIE otjee tic construction II
Bfias acres the Mississippi Kiyet al keoknk,
f7r railroad ani oihr pettetet.
Use earltas steek IL said EpupauS II 81 eco geo
Five pr eeat q Doe eaqiFsl gock Is to IL paid in
w.thiu hFe var srd twenty pr cent, may I'll
eA.taa III surbs}ty afl@H tha ame.
iheearparsftf csmmstcss 'he Goth day If
iannsfs 1857, ans i = enut}uue ffts year.
The afassrs q sat3f iala4s shall consist II pine
iiryciufs ana from th itsfc, ogs 8 Pse.Saetf SIC
re'ary ard Treasurer shail b. tsaete8 ,shu SHAH
eoHEinet tht tsipess u sald terPerataau, and he
e.e7tttt. snaii tale Tlaet On the I.st Maaaay ID
April II eaeA year,
fhe hiehese amount Of Indebtedness Is saeo.ege
The psgatc properly 4 he ttae hhelaels shall he
ekarlff frlni a q mn.
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srNpKIEs.

Pepper, Alspicc, Ginger, Mace, Nutners. Glover,
cinnamon mustard, salt petrs, alum, eoPpe ~, In
dso. madder, backing, ink, saleratus, e. {. scds,
al soia cream tartar, ess. coffee, rrieate DO Bab
bit, Dow, and Preston MerTiil's Yeast Powder,
Baker sousa and chocolate, tspiocs, pearl, barley,
split peas HecksI farinA, corn starch, Esekarcni
and yermieii, palm castillo, country, transparent,
variegated and other sosL~ star, spssn, ktesripe
sdsmantine and mouid candies; citron fasips, euT-
rants. Axs, prunss, almonds, pecsps, English val
nuss, BNIil puts, 6ibsrts, peanuts, dried aPplcs,
and pes Ter tubs, buckets. brooms, market, clothes
and csrHShaskets, butter ladies', pats and prints
MANILA hemp and cotton eordags, twine, pillow, bed
and clothes lines, large stock. 1so doc ASSORTED
Jellies, in qssrt, pant and half do glass jars %
asst. Preserves In glsas jars, orange, pine apple,
raspberry, strawberry, peach and apple. ~ dos Pie
Fruits assorted. 80 dos ID cans ffesh pescbss, In
tin 70 dog ID cans fresh strawberries IN tin |;
10 dos lbcsnr fresh pine apples oyste, lobster,
CLANS, shai, green corn cnatoes. ssrdipes, kut w
in tin and sasranted fYssh and god. N. o. Sugar,
crus he'd clarified powdered, loaf and ether spgsrs.
Nos. 1, 4 and markersl shAd, white 6sh, herring
and sod6sh.
Hagle, Prairie State, and Clifton Mile Plour,
Buck wheat and Corn Meal constantly on hand
Green Apples, Onions, Potatoes, Turnips; also tn
hand choice article Of Lard for family sse, In ~
SO and so ID packages, kettle-rendered from lsaf
and sides only. We have In smoke 800 haus
which will b. ready for sale In about ten days all
,snis.d CIV. PERDUT.
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= n10HT r--rch War, pr-.c-ve KettiAs. Sauce
ID Pans. Cuilendcrs. swimmers, Clippers, Wash
Basins, Ladies', Forks, Spoons; Cups and Selves;
Brass Kettles Tin Kitchen Ware Japsnsd IA
PANIED Chamber and Water Pals; foot Baths /;
Trunks, Cans. and . variety Of other articles On
sale At I So Main Street, Union Block.
aug2S HITCHCOCK, MOTT CO.
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s>coKroi..TioN NOTICE.

A pl.lML article Il elears a,pi Chewing Tobac-
~ 60 Calland Try th, M OF
deco unDpFR'S
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A CORRUPTION CASE IN THE BOARD OF EDU-
CATrox.--At the last meeting Of this body Mr..
Shine, one of the Commissioners from the Fourth
ward, stated that he had been approached with
offers Of money by property holder who was
endesvoripg TO procure the purchase of some lots
by the Board o Education. The condition on
which Mr.. Shine was to have the money was the
employment Of his official influence in the passage
Of a resolution directing the purchase Of toe lots
The matter, il appears, is under investigation
before The officers Of The Fouith ward Board, and
for that reason the general Board did not take
any action upon IL This case, however, is ouly
one Of large Dumbor that never reach the cars
of The public, and by whi,h large proportion Of
The school moneys as We have repeatedly stated
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The Gas CONFERENCE.-The investigation that
has been made into the affairs of the Miuhlttan
Gas Company does not seem TO have produced
any exact results. We suspect it is very easy
for apy company, by means Of pressure aud
forms of metres and other scientific appliances,
70 cheat its customers 80 or 40 per cent beyond
hope Of detection. Il is generally supposed that
somc mystery in the construction Of the gas
metres gives an advantage TO the Manhattan
Company Of 20 or rs per cent; but how is the
discovery TO be fully and completely developed
10 the publici
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not only that, his reports wsre never read in
the House-nevcr referred 10 in the course Of
the debate-ner was word said by him or any
one else either In support Of the views which he
had taken, or in opposition to the views of the
majority. He was probably content and satisfied
that his report should be passed over unexamined
and unconmented on. Whether that course was
the one best calculated to serve his reputation he
was undoubtedly the best judge.
During the tendency Of this examination, and
after the report had been presented the effect on
legislation was most remarkable. The powerful
lobby was utterly paralyzed. The grand land
jobbing bills that had been prepared and were
ready to be sprung upon the House were held
back. Two only Of the sheaf-a Minnesota bill
and an Alabama bill-were let in. and there
ppearing to be no great objection to them, they
were passed. The Pacific Railroad swindle sank
into the modest insignifcance Of military wagon
road, and as such received the sanction of Cen
.ressL The book printing schemes, the patent
extension swindles, and all the other frauds thai
are usually perpetrated on the country by means
of Congressional vilanies, were kept out of sight
The pickings and stealings of corrupt members
could hardly have been worth mentioning, and
lobby members must have been reduced to the
starvation point.
Mr.. Buchanan in his inaugural did not
overlook the terrible evil of Congressional
corruption. He referred to the extravagant
legislation" and to "the wild schemes of expen
di,ures," which he says "beget race of specu-
lators and jobbers, whose ingenuity is exerted in
contriying and promoting expedients to obtain
the public money" And further on he says:-"But
the squandering Of the public money sinks into
comparative insigniicance as a temptation To
corruption when compared with the squaudering
Of the public lands We think that under the
administration Of President who appears to
have such proper appreciation of the cnrse of u
corrupt Congress-with the eyes Of the people
opened as they have been to the unfaithfnlness
Of their agents, and with the benefit Of the lus
tration performed on the House of Represent
tves we may hope for the Inauguration of such =
may wipe away from Congress the odium and
disgrace impressed upon it during the last two
administrations, by the venal and corrupt actOe
of its members Such, we confidently expect
will be the fruits Of the Investigating Committee.
II so, they will compensate the nation for the
exposure of the infamy which has prevailed ia
Congress. No more land swindies. No more
patent extension frauds. No more lobby agents.
No more brokerage Of votes. No more Cougres
sional villanies Impudent Matteson, unhappy
Edwards, unfortunate Gilbert, brazen faced ST.
monton, and "poor Greeley" are names that
have been hung up as sign boards to the nation
a warning to jobbery and corruption for all the
Dext session Of Congress-but to be forgotten
after that time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-20

GENERAL WEBB's PRoNUNCIAMIENTo on THE
tation upon the subject, the Chevalier Webb has
issued from Washington his pronunciamien to on
the bred Scott case, in the form Of letter to
the Courier and Enquirer, longer, If not stronger,
than Mr.. Buchanan's inaugural address. The
Chevalier spreads himself, and works himself, al
usual on all great subjects, into towering pas
sion. He was scarcely more excited when, in
bis younger days, be hurried off post haste from
New York to Washington to chastise General
Duff Green, :" but didn't do it," He can't abide
the decision of the Supreme Court that niggers
are not citizens. His Indignation at this outra-
geous decree overskadows everything else.
But the Chevalier does not come up to the
mark. Let him prove his faith by his works. II
be believes in the doctrine of equality upon the
question of citizenship as applied to whites aud
niggers, Why does he not get up one Of bis grand
dinners and invite thereto lot Of his colorca
brethren, and in q common manifesto make com.
mon cause with them against the Supreme Court.
over love feast of Potomac shad." It was
but the other day that the Chevalier gave royal
dinner TO certain white gemmen,n with Geacral
Cass at one end of The table, and Marcy at Che
other. Those guests were citizens; but as long
as The Cbey alier confines bis dining and wininQ
invitations 10 white men, his professions Of sym
3atby ard equality for free niggers will go for
ro.hipg.
The Chevalier's plan for repeating the bigger
,'ecisiou Of the Supreme Court would be more
meritorious If II were only original. Unioitu.
nately, however, be has picked il up in the news
papers and wonld have us believe that he i CO.
utl,d TO the patnt right. The Governor o.
Cobey Island, therefore, is far ahead of the
Chcvalier as an original genius. The Governor.
also, is resolved to bring this issue Of negro cih
zensbip to practical solution. Aud mark
Sbat be proposes-mark the contrast between
The practical statesman and the pretender Go
yerLor Gil Davis, of Coney Island, believes th v
bis vast domains AID the inhabitants thereof
have as good right to delegate in Congress a.
the MoruoAs or the Kansas border ruifiaus. He
proposes TO send on one, any how; aud his can.
otdate will be one of The sIoutcst aud blackest
niggers In all his sandy, weather beaten and
windy dominions Upon the question Of the ad-
mission Of this Coney Island clam chowder mig.
GER as delegate to Congress this whole issue. in
all its length and breadth Of niger citizenship,
Will come before the House; and LET the dough.
faces dodge it if they dare.
There. you see, is the man Of business Now,
IL the Chevaier Webb Is as anxious ID do s,me-
thing for the poor Nuggets, let him snap bis
fingers at Chief Justice fancy, ard give his free
colored fellow citizens at Washington a constitu-
tiopal love feast while the "Potomac shad" are
yet in season. Perhaps Gen. Cas- would turn up
bis nose at 1t; but Lord Clarendon would ap-
prove II. Call in the niggers, then, and hurry
Up the sbad, Brudder Webb.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-20

THl1BuG IN BsoOKIyr -Thslberg's last concert al
tie BIooslyo Ahepmuu yesterday evening was most
bril- liant and probable affair Ia addition 10 TIE usual
attraction Of the sres, pspid's performances R,.nps
ssbst Mater given, with the aid Of portion OF tue
chorus ard thc orche,lrs OF the Acsosmy d Noso AM
on the wbcle meet effectively rendered Ice se1oBd
part the IicIrsmme contsei OF selections from ths
tChild 81 the Regueutn "scmrsunidc," Dlnize.u AMI
'hatete's own compositions nothing could ssve bae1
more Satisfactory both 10 the audience and artists than
the netner ia which the vbelo affair went or Tbs re.
ctIs were unpreoedeniedy lsTe.
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rpp orspA 10 NIcsr -Monas ereAtert work, "DIn
Govsin - announced for this evening ., the Academy
Of Mr, the Representatives. being the last Of the sessou
sse for the benefit OF srsko-ch All the prtm< donS
Psoci De whorst AMI Patti strahosoi-are In the carl.
vih Morelr, Tiberni and norino DubreuI makes his
diJu hero o. LepereIio In addition TO the opers NJ
1hsbtrg will play biz Gd.to,id upon "L'Elsir d'Ap,orc
sucb programme should draw the grcs,ess house OF the
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CANAL TOLLS AND CANAL DEPOSITS, ETC.
AIRAxY, March TO- 1851
The republicans again met IN oauous lass Might and no
sueso Of ths canal policy IVES faly discussed bat -
ANAL dtosion reached. joint oomn ittss YVES sp.
pointed 70 submit The course OF policy to the CAUCUS
which adjourned, subject to the call Of the oomniss
largo number Of oitissns ssrsnadsd Mr. Fnlmsre
last evening, who appeared and made Speech THANKING
hs friends for the attention paid him. The band sssy.
wards sevenadsd the State ofncers.
The Canal Board held meeting 70 day, and postponeA
the dhibuton Of the canal tolls until deposits had been
made for one week.
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finds its way into the pockets Of speculators aud
difhonest ohacislA In this instance, through the
honesty of member Of the Board, the fraud was
prevented before l. c. uld be contaminated The
expenditures Of the Board Of Education for this
year will amount to about q million and quar-
ter, and of this at least onefourth will fall into
the possession of spectators, officials and con-
tractors, If the honest members do not adopt some
means of preventing the people from being de-
frauded.