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Held to Answer.

4. s. Wilson and Mr.. Irwin, who were arrest
ed on "Wednesday last for burning the house
known as the Cotton Farm, had preliminary
examination before Esq. Harris yesterday, which
resulted in their being held to bail in the sum
Of $500 each to appear at the ne1t term Of tho
Court TAe same testimony that convicted lr'
vi, .ud Wilson, was as strong against two OF
the nrnc. val witnesses on the part Of the State,
and Justice h,,.rris deemed i, his duty to hold
them to bail on the came charge. Their names
were Vim. s.oll and Ja,,,es Wilson, the amount
Of bailior Stoll Was fixed at $3.50, ana Una. -
Wilson at $500. Nessrs. Irwin ana n. . !"
ecu procured a large number Of osr most req
pectsble citizens as their securities.
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The Great English Remedy.


I j. SIR JAMES CLARkE'S
! C 6 e b n e d F G m a lie Pills.
Prepared from prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, H. d
| Physicidn Extraordinary to the Queen
This invaluable medicine is unfang in the OF all
those painfuland dangerous diseases to which the e-
male constitution Is subject. It n,oderates all
and removes distractions, and speedy may be
relied on. ... =..-..... .r-...g.
TO MARRIED LADIES
I'll peculiarly suited 1t will, in short tme bring
| the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp o: Great Britain, to prevent counterfsits.
r CAUTION.
These Ps should nat be t1ke,, by females during the
FIST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy as they are
sars to bring Miscarriage, but at any other time
n@y are sdfe. ~.
In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain In
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exertion, Papta.
ton of the Heart, Mysteries, and Whites, these pills will
effect cure when all other have failed and al
though powerful remedy, do not contain iron, Gallo,
mel anthony, any thing hurtfu to the constitution.
Full directions accompany each package. |ar
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada, -.
~ -.a. JOB MOSES.
Late I. G. Baldwin Coy
-. "F.- Rochester, n. Y.
n. B.-S1,e0 and postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized Agent, will insure bottle of the Pills by
turn mail. tr
For sale by ALLEN HENDRICKS, ..- -.
june g. WON. = Burlington Iowa.
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kB- One hundred and eleven tons Of maple
sugar have been made in certain county in
Michigan this season. The town of Cambridge,
Lamoiile County, Vt, has made l52, 900 pounds.
One man in Montpelier, has made $500 pounds
A correspondent Of the Boston journal estimates
the quantity made in one county in Vermont at
3t,d t0ns
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An Unparalleled DiscOvery!-A Positive

An VmVUFuIIetI UISCUVeEy III IOSHtEVe
IA Ague EradicatOr!
CovRLLs BEBERRIEE MIxruRE is positive cure for
Fever and Ague and all Bilious Diseases. This Mixture
has been before the public for number Of and
has always been used with tits harmless and
certain remedy. Get pamphlet from the druggists
and read it and you will be satisfied. ,a -.
For sale here by E. E. Gay, and A. T. Garthe. N.
Bskesy st. Louis and H. A. Porter Bro, Proprietor
Rock Island, Ill. fmar 2S-dw1y.
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lEy A valuable discovery Of beautiful
granite, supposed to be incxhaustible, has been
made OH the Potomac River, near Occoqusn,
Virginia. 1t is Of gray color containing
quartz to excess, and bears pressure of $500
mounds
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THAI OF STEAM Plow.-A steam pillow was
tessed at Francisvillc, Ind. on the New Albany
and Salem Road, one day last week. The soil
was quite wet and altogether unfavcrable for
the Trial, but the Lafayette Courier understands
from gentleman who was present on the o.
easion, that the prac.icabllity Of the invention
was satisfactorily demonstrated. A number OF
plows were attached, and the soil laid open 70
the depth Of eight or ten inches. From the s1'
pertinent made il was thought that two men
could plow twenty acres day with the steam
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~ NEW HATS, FINE HATS AND CHEAP HATS,
and il you do not know where to find them, We
must direct your especial attention to the es-
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as fol ows:
1.-THE foreign dry goods market is emphatical.
ly fiat. Of most descriptions Of goods there is
enough in market to last another season. This
results from excessive importation, induced by
the expectation Of heavy Western trade and
the disposition to speculate in the early part of
the season. There is want of confidence and
mutual understanding among importers which
is very detrimental TO their interests. In the
early part of the season every one told his
neighbor that he could not and would not i'm
port largely, in view of the rising prices, and in
consequence each one resolved to bring for
ward an unusual amount and make good
thing of it. Tive or three years since the i'm
POI tiers of French goods feeling the need of
some concert of operation, signed a contract by
which they agreed to sell nothing through the
auction room, until time fixed, late in the
season, when the bulk of the stock should have
been disposed of at fair prices at private sale
Every one was surprised to find, however, that
the auction rooms were filled with French goods
at a very early date, until, at last, it was dis
covered that nearly all of the contracting par
ties had sent cases to the rooms by night, which
were sold in the names of clerks and carters.-
The policy pursued by the importers has always
been iull as shortsig.ted as this, and we are,
consequently, not at all surprised to see prices
going down here, while they continue to advance
on the other side. Fabrics of silk, linen and
wooden are slow of sale in this market as prices
are less than they could now be landed for. China
silks, however, are firm at comparatively high
prices" -..ss, -. Ri
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C.. b. & Q. RAILRoAp.--This road Is sain IN
good repair, the water having fallen 50 much !"
the last few days that trains can now come
through without any difficulty. Chicago and
Peoria Passenger Is well as Freight trains arrive
and depart on their old time.
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To those who would be Cured.

=" VHItcsUoIo, ~ =, w TT 'o
Your "Bach's American Compound" is being
used here with the best results. One person,
afflicted with Itching Piles, is receiving great
benefit; another individual, who has long SUI
fered from Piles, says the use Of your medicine
has cured him entirely, and he never was so free
from pain.
Truly yours, FRANCIS 9. KING.
Souires l. Bioss wholesale and retail agents.
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Es0LIsH PorTERY -SsafFordshire, in England.
is the great seat Of the porcelain and pottery
manufactures. No less than 10000 persons are
employed in the works, and the annual value Of
the porcelain manufactured amounts to about
ElO,0O0, 900 per snnum-three.fourths Of which
are exported.
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- Davenport has voted = loan Of $3.50, 600
TO sssiat in the construction Of the Cedar Val
ley Railroad.
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Dr., l.. D. Gale has been obliged to resign his
situation as examiner in the Patent Once, with
salary OF 1890. because he is trustee OF
the Free Negro School in the city OF Washing
ton Patriotic Administration! Why don't they
pass vote of reproyal to Mrs. Pierce for shield
ing young lady in this same school from being
mobbed By the pinks Of pro-slaveryism!
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RsrrasED --Es Cssssabls Jsry Psadssgas.
says the Chicago Journal Of the 4sh, Who ~
indicted II one 81 the consplrators In Tie re-
| cent case tsfore the Recorders Court, vas sr
rested isr night and lodged in jail. Jerry left
before the Grand Jury brought in the bin
against him. and stole into town ~ soon a. the
trial was over. The evidence against him waa
conclusive before the Court
A FAsr ctrr.-Tisc following notice which
we cut from The Keokak Gate City shows whs.
kind Of business the Marshal Of that uould.be
great City il =. present engaged in. The Council
and Marshal undoubtedly have been reading
Judge Taney's decision in the case OF bred
Scott:
ITO free Negro :--You are hereby
notified 10 leave the State Of Iess, within three
days from the date Of the service Of this No.
tice, and unless you do so. you will be arrested
and dealt with.in the manner provided in . Stat.
ute Of this State, entitled, "Aa Act TO prohibit
the immigration Of Free Negroes into this State.
Approved Feb. 9th, 1851"
II An accident occurred At St. Lonis on
Thursday which is enough to make one shud-
der. A mannamed Peter Pitzsimmons was en-
gsged In breaking cast metal with the ponder
Gus trip. hammer used for this purpose. While
removing metal from beneath it the trigger was
accidcntly sprung and the mass descended upon
him from height Of 60 feet. striking him upon
the head and crushing him horribly.
n Gov. Bissell, Of Illinois, has granted an
other reprieve of 80 days to Ingraham the
Rock Island wife shooter. 1t is now probably
that the sentence viii finally be commutsd to
m2risonment for life.
Es0LIsH POTTERY. -StafFordshire, in England,
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eE A Queen bee lays from 10000 to 10000
eCgs. -sa
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sAnausky June :.
Having made my esespe from the horssssn'.Ds
b.rk-mili life Of editing dsi'y paper. sns .A'
h,ssmens u proving 90 agreeso'e ina' ''' 10
likely 70 be diI'gens correspondent.
csne over the Y. D. foaa 90 :
,oa know. segesapon y vsv =.
everything - looking thniJ
very short--elasa are hafo'J up snu S''A : -
email a. hardly 70 bs sis'ose ifo.0 VIC Sais. -
fac, good deal II not up ~ All ano some no'
vet planted.
Al Chicago there - = "'nsu eo''i"ss :. 1'''
mes. aud hard times = e'sesne'e BUSINESS
r,sp say rents and expenses must soon CONS
down or business great, increase. ANY oea''
err are living good desa upon noPes anu 81
psc,a,Ons, and others upon so'mss pf'n'..--
Chicago does not look Gun 20 the slfans ef-nef
hotels are all crowded. ana Inc streets 'nrohse''
Bot the country is Dare OF grAih-'1e'gneA arc
ls~ef thar ever kno~n--'ess ny one hah '"an
list year for ssain ah' hour o"'s'so os'"s we
great commercial center o. 'fe No''n."e'' ana
one Of the largest gram marKe" IN .ns Wo'id'
Of course seriously ieeis the loss. ncn 'hs
new crop comes IN, shou'o NC soo' o"e' =
| trust Il will, We shall all DC nsh' ass'n
came over the Michigan eoatnern 'ssu'
leaving Chicago by the three O'CLOCK ''A'" 's''
tsrday afternoon. Until dark conuhoea my
observations OF the growing cropa. ou'
few fields that did not snow cohs'oefao'e DA's
ground, from which the "'h'ef "ues' "Au PC"
winter killed, aud II was quite uneven. Out
from South Bend to Ioedoi nao no opportunity
Of making observations, IRON the TACT that II
su in the night time.
Toledo Is growing town snd one OF the lew
that Is now going ahead 10 ONO. As 1t was IN
the night when passed through II, bad no
opportunity Of seeing much OF 1t. The depot
Of tho Southern Michigan and cleveland ana
Toledo Roads 10 u magnificent atiair IN point OF
d,e At any rate. This is great passenger
route, and the two roads named above carry as
many or more passengers probably than any OF
the great passenger routes
arrived in sandasky AZ an carry hoor .A's
morning. aud have 10 wait I'LL Ten 'or Tue new
ok cars sandusky urea"iunS' o's'fess'he's
dull IN 'aet Inc streets are ~ 'e'! au'es ''"'
was disposed 20 think nad "aoe . shg"'
ms'AH' 10 '"s Wy VI vs. "~S"' Nv
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RAiLaoAp REalsrnR.-An ingenious gentle
man of Mobile, Mr. Leiner, has Invented a reg
h,er, which, when attached to the car, 'ndi'
Gates the speed at which the train is gong
Not DULY can the conductor, passengers or any
on the train, see at glance at what rate
shey are travelling, but the superintendent OF
the road, on examination, can ascertain what
speed has been made at any and every part OF
tha trim
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IB- The people of ST. Paul, Minnesota, offer
a bonus OF $4,000 to any man who will build .
first class hotel in that hourishng young city.
~ Grains of wheat, in different countries
yield from s, 10, l6, and even 30, for l. Bar.
ley Yields from 80 to 800 to /. Wheat germi-
mates in one day. barley in seven.
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New Books Just Received.


r IFE Of Charlotte BrOnte.-The Life Of
IL Charlotte Bronte author Of "Jane Eyre" shirley
For sale By J. P. BROWN,
NAV 20 Third Street.
OOpER,S western Fruit Book.-A
Ill Compendous collection Of facts from the Notes
and Experiments Of successful Fruit Cultursts, ar
ranged practical in the Orchard and Garden by
L. ]. Hooper, vol. II mo. Coored Plates Just re-
ceived and for sale by J. P. BROWN,
may 10 Barret House Block, Third Street.
ELBOW SPRING COLLEGE.--The
i commencement Exercises of \. s. College Will take
place Wednesday, tie 10th of June. Friends Of Ed
ucation invited to attend.
N ban address Will I've delivered before the Fa!e-
THAN Society," after the close of the other exercises, by
Rev. d. Clarke, OF Lyons, Iowa. tmay 5o'optd
Evergreeps, Evergreens.
TIME subscriber has just received one of the finest
i lots of Evergreens ever brought to this city. They
are in excellent X owing condition and will be sold very
Keith, Robinson Co., where samples can be seen, OR
addressed TO the undersigned through the huntington
Post Office. t.nay 25-bptD A. w COMsTOCh.
EIFrY Boxes Assorted Candy;
L IS Fancy ,no cr.p
For sale by lmay sol !No: n: 1EAK:
CLASS-so Boxes sx1O GLASS;
25 1nxi4 81
90 9xl2 IS
For sale by (may 20l JNO y. 6EAK.
11oLASSES-1O0 Bbls S. H. Molasses; s
M 90 E"4" ="
Is New York Syrup;
For sale by (may 20) j. II. GEAR
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Melodeons and Church ORGANS.

mCAUUCOUS dUU SuuCCu organs.
HAVE Just received my 6rst lot of Melodeons and
i Organ iiarmonums,for Churches, made by Mason d
Hamin of Boston, and have also, heretofore, COM
plete assortment Of the instruments Of Geo. Prince
Co, of Buffalo All good judges agree that these two
houses the only manufacturers in the United States
of really first class AelodeonS their ssle Agent
in this regon sell their prices without additional
charge for freight and warrant every instrument give
satisfaction.
TIE ORGAN HARMON1UM
Has two rows of keys, four sets of reeds and eight
stops follows: l, Duciana 2, Diapason Flute A.
Principal Hautboy; g. Bourbon; Z, Manual Coupler 8,
Pedal Coupler; besides independent Pedal reeds
in the larger class The compass of the keys five
tavcs (same that of the largest Church Organs
but the compass Of tone Is full Compass
OF Pedal bass two octaves.
This instrument possesses several advantages
pipe Organs. ID. ....., - S. ..
Is. Its price-beng furnished at less than one-hdL
the cost Of an Organ with the amount of power
and variety. &
I'd. The comparatively small size of its case-occupy-
Ing much less room than an Organ.
3D. The fact that 1t is not affected by heat or cold,
| change in the weather and temperature.
It. Its property of remaining for long period III
good tune 1t is well known that pipe Organs almost
constantly getting out of tune which detracts materially
lror TIER u eu'ncss where no tuner Is at hand.
Full descriptive pamphlets catalogues. of Meodeons
and ia monius, Will he sent by mall free of charge
on application to IL. II. HAWLEY,
! luiy " We hiusic Store
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T. MORTON & co,

J. MORTON & CO.,
Wholesale Retail Dealers in
Hard ware, Cutlery, File carpenters
and NAecflsissfcs Tools,
Grimes Block, Main Street, South of Jefferson,
BERLLNG1ON, IOWA.
lave hand and constantly receiving Heavy
II ana Shelf Hardware Of all kinds, including
Locks, Nails, Hinges, Planes, Saws and Chisels;
Carpenters, Blacksmiths ard hiasons Tools;
Spades Hoes, Shovels, Rakes aud Garden Tools;
Screws, Files, Lng, Trace. Coil and Pump Chains;
Pump Fixtures Tubing. Well wheels;
Brass, Copper Iron aud Fence Wire;
Which we offer deal and at the lowest
rates for cash and short time.
HOES, Circular, Muay, Sash and Gang Saws, al
IL ways on hand and for sale at
may II MORTON cos,
~~1--@ ~ Grimes Block, Main Street.
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Photographic.

Photographic.
GOMETHlNG NEW--Pictures on Patent
- Leather Mt (june 81 CAGES.
AGE makes the fnest Photographs in Iowa.
AGE makes the finest Ambrotypes in Iowa.
GAIGE makes the finest Melainotypes In Iowa
NAIGE makes pictures which can be sent by mail.
" sippi.
GAlGE invariably gets the best ILLNESSES in the
" State.
GAHGE is always at his Gallery, Jefferson Street,
" Burlington. Imay %
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
T AM in receipt Of large and well assorted stock
i of BOOTS ard SHOES comprising every kind and
quality, such as .r-. .. y t.....
Mems thick Kip, Calf, Buff, Goat Enameed and INIT
Goat Brogans;
Mems Calf Init Goat, Enameled Goat and Patent OK
ford Ties; ,.....
Mems Goat Calf, Patent Split, Enameled and Patent
Calf Congress Caters;
Mems Enameed Goat, Calf, Carpet and Opera Slips
and French Ties;
Mems buck Congress and oxfords, Lasting Con gress
and Dnvnag's, Cloth Caters, &C;
Chi!ds Goat Calf Enatnelel and Int Goat peg2ed and
sewud Lace Boots;
Childs Lola NioneE Opera CATERS French. Kid, Ties
Congress, Gipsey's, Haglan's, Patent Pumps, Glove
| + Kid po!kas, I}uttoued Boots. &c
Ladies Calf, Kip, Split, Goat Enaneed, Irst Goat
| scwei peeged, Laced Boots and kas;
Ladies Fancy Eureka's, Sutana's, Congress Busklns
| Glove Leather, Embossed Kid Boots with heels
lieel'd Gaitrs, Kid Goat sew'd 10 Is and Gaitrs
Boys Calf Goat, Kip, thick Buff Brogans, Patcn. Leath
| err Caters, calf Oxfords, French Ties;
Misses Fancy Buskns and Boots, hseled CATERS, Lac
| Boots Caters, &C.; ..
Youths Patent Websters, Calf. Kip thick Brogans
Caters:
Mems Kip, Thick Calf, Grain and Goa. Boots; ..
Youths Chuds &c &c.
The goods have been purchased with view to tn
wants Of Merchants and will be sold as low as the
| r~n be bought in New York.
,pr1s R. S. ADAMS.
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OVER TnADING.-The New York Herald de.
and thereby foreshadows the future in that city
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- EON = TO HeEt.-Some Of the MOE, desirabein
burlington, for Offices lodging in Stars
bulldog Third street. north the Barrett House
knqHrr at the Western Book, Music and Hat Store,
the first story, Of (dcc. 2T.) II Ii. HAWLEY.
Chickering'S Piano Fortes.
AVING been appointed sole Agent for the sale OF the
i world renowned Piano Fortes of J. Chckering /
Sons of Boston, shall hereafter be able to offer
ple assortment ofinstruments the reputation Of which
will De fail guarantee of their excellence to purchasers
who not sufficiently acquainted with Piano Forses 70
| judge correct y Of their quality.
Chickering's Piano Fortes have probably been subject
ed frequent and severe tests than any others in
| tie world.
a. Eleven Gold Medals, s#
Seventeen Silver :" As
Four Bronze ="
Lave at different times been awarded TO them testi-
| nonias OF their superiority over all others. IS
the above together with the Premium Piano For:es OF
Z. u Buckingham Co, which shall continue sell,
Mason Hamiins, and Geo. A. Prince e Co.'S Melodeons
and Church Organs, make my stock the Target and bes.
in :ie Western country. Terms easy.
| nay 1. II. II. HAWLEY.
Anr;cGt Nra
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81 Carpets for the Million!
AT kH AsALK- a CO.'S NEW CARPET
ikOOnS.
IN PIECES super three ply Carpet;
~ 80 g choice Styled ingram Carpet;
35 I" superb Brussels -
30 q Tapestry
10 Heavy Dutch :"
~ A-sd q! temp q
10 Is - and Width Dragget "
30 g - Straw Mating;
50 I" 81 - Floor Oil Competing;
1850 Heavy South Down Wool Mats; .a.
ITO " Rope
90 pieces Heavy List Carpet
10 81. - Rag &
IL :. assd Super stair Carpet;
- - Linen CARPET;
90 Gross Carpet Binding;
so - TackS;
40 DIS super - Thread;
l" pieces ass'd super Curtain Damasl
10 {. /" Embroider Muslin;
90 :! Curtain Fringe; .-s
20 - - Gimp,
u cases q Cord, Tasseis, and fixtures;
For sale very low at new carpet rooms of
apr KIMBALL & co.
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Everoreers Everpreens.

FIFTY Boxes Assorted Candy:
It IS g Fancy $50.
For sale bv (may 2O) JNO. H. GEAR.
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| TOR DAGE-100 Coils Ass'd Manila Cordage;
" 100 IS Bed Cords; t...
For sale by (may 20) JAO. H. GEAR.
InlSSOLUTION.-Th late firm Of GARNER 4
~ BAILEY was dissolved by mutual consent SAT-
urday, the 3oth May. Dr. Garner retres. DR.. Bailey
be found at the old stand Jefferson street. where
he will answer all calls. ..... .a june 1-d2w%
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MACHINE observation-disclosures Rubber
NJ and Machine selling from 4 TO 90 inches, at 81
Louis Chic ,go New York Prices Also Rubber HOSE
Hemp and Leather, Packing. Riyi;s &C.
apr is X. ). ADAMS.
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WANTED.

THJANTED-BY \ LAD I6 YEARS OLD. ACCLIMAT-
w ed and well acquainted with the city situation in
mission which he would willing to
himself generally usefnl city given
K No. TO- Post-oce No y Magazine
street. jas
WANTED-TVo TsACHERs-L IA DIES ONE TO
w teach Mnc French the other Drawing and Paint
Ing English anches; the two combine these qaif
fcations Must thorough Situation pleasant and salary
liberal Apply a. this Office. d29 I'm
WANTED IMMEDIATELY, A SITUATION AS a
w teacher institution family school young
lady we'll qualified teaching the English
gefer with Nnsc French, Drawing Painting Tpttirno-
malls etc. furnished If required Address Ms H. J. Co. We'll
vile, NottoSay county Va d15 Z :
WOOL WANTED-WOoL-selers will find ready
w sale by applying to j. II. BASS,
se2a I19 Common street
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SECOND JUSTICES COURT " Il TIiELWALL rs TIoHss
parish Of iWRIGbEY and vie. l.. Il. Wislh-
by VIRTUE of n writ Of fieri faeias TO 70
ID by Honorable c. NJ bradford Second stee
tie Parish q Orleans will proceed and sell
public auction warehouse Crcns street between
Poydras and Iertdo SATURDAY January H. 1871 at u
O'Clock, NJ
TWO TRUNKS containing Clothing and Theatrical Dresses
Swords and Belts, Books, etc
Seized in above suit as the property Of plaintiff
TERNS-Gasl the spot.
ta59 10 Il W. ". MITCHELL, Constable.
NOTICE Is given that the undeNigned viii
~ tie District Court of SewWreaHs, for the
emancipation Of the slave FRANCOIS aged . years,
New Orleans, Jan. 2, 1881. J. j. y. D0I.HGSDE,
jas 5b3Dd Fxr Of estate Of Francois, I. IN. c
I f. SOUS SIGEE dOnne avis tux pubIique
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