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lowA.-Governor Grimes, in bis annual mes.
sage to the Iowa legislature, makes the States
indebtedness $4,000; available annual rev.
enue s946,o0O; money received in the treas
ury during the year $780, 600; amount paid
out, $4,000. The population of the State
IN 1856 amounted to 0,53I souls; up to June,
1854, 1t had increased to 1926, OLA, and in June,
1856, to 500, 625 souls The assessable pro-
perty IN the State, in 1851, was estimated at
s28,464, $50; in 1855 at S1o6, 8e5, 800, and
1856 at 1854, 194,4l3.
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SENATE.
TUESDAY, Oct. 9th

Mr. NcCONNTCO changed his vote from affirmative
to the negative the bill repeating the law creating
the Office OF county Judge.
Mr. BRATCHER from the Committee New
Counties and County Lines returned bill to change
tn line betweenthe counties Of Lincoln and Bedford.
with a recommendation that the bill pass Takes
its place on he Calendar
One of the special orders of the day, being the
consideration of the bill to repeal the act authoriz
ing Grand Juries to send for witnesses in certain
cases was, by unanimous consent made the special
order Of the day for the 9th of November next.
Mr.. DENTON fir, m the Committee on Enrolled
Bills returned Bills Nos ? and Z as correctly en-
crossed.
Mr. REID introduced bill to make the burning Of a
dwelling clubhouse, when committed by slave, q
capital felony. Passed FIRST reading and referred.
Mr. McC0NNlCO said, as, the Senate would meet
The House in Convention at eleven o'clock to transact
grave and important business, he moved the Senate
lake recess of half hour, in order to give his
side opportunity for meditation.
Mr. JONES wanted to know whether he would en-
gage in prayer.
Mr. MCCONNELL: that if the prayers of the chris
tains and of the best of could avail the impend
ing calamity he would desire their prayers.
The Senate then took a recess previous to going
into Convention.
After the Convention the Senate retired to its
Chamber, AMI adj ,urned until 20 minutes before
three o'clock in the afternoon.
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NEW FASHIONABLE GOODS
AT VERY Low PHI Es


'INHR Subsrrh haSe 1T received by direct importation
from Europe 1etted IRON the best houses in Neu
and PM o' a, the Ia ges assortmeBt Ho1 fur
i-hms Good ned m 10 CITY We cali the Gtten.
ton Of ekerlers AID sha feel great pleasure in show
g our Go d. e. ali visitOs
Al srppy EEA TRsN and WAITERS
sIrgls n al sizes very cheap
COFFEE URNS Soup Ger ems, overed Dishes Oyster
Dishes f. AMI lea P,Ls, PUN sbed B'ock Tin and
BretanIa
Ps4lTE WAR UERS, Chamber Sets Bread and Cske
Boxes Tee and Con u er nd all a tices made Of
Jspsnnad ~ the eve Il r.
SAUS as.E Qua h. ard Stufsrs al reduced p'ieea
krIe Xsard krts, MIX taf tioloea has et hes
and rk sketF AM al her ar cesoi willow ware
CAsa Sta l.; Lon AID ass FIRE obs tiAe Ai'H
slams BfOrZe az steel ryle b es' ,.,., =
CASfEsGS, Ca a3d stamped Glass FitI' hIhS@i3' u
all qualities b ava SPOONS, ForAs, 'ups Oc
BE CssB DS, ~if err, thihts Iins, oc &c WI up
wards OUdf aIticl - eilhe Tor use OF
in house L eui' 49,
GKATES-Ws have the larssst snppy o. E4lior ah9
ha uber or e. select N New YORK lhelhl All ana
Pr, sn,r h IN We " u sell a. r, deced prices
OUR OK o Healing aud o. KING nt0sesis G m
he ,ifbar - Coal Wood; Our VIZ Eht lion toVe,
sHE TENNES>EtsANs thi D IN t.ns me pre- emf
eeI ce aud rs sold ~ rapidly - We cln make NE
ooos MACKENZlR& WILSON.
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THOSE PREMIUM HATS AGAIN.!

TT Is hardly necessary that all the Premiums
late Pairs. for the FINEST tTS award d,
usual, WAKEFIELD Waker-huss hord geonrlusive
evidence Of the suserOrty OF their rods their stock hEs
Just received valuable additions and will be found the
complete in the city. WAKEFIELD & MALKBR,
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SIGNS OF THE ZINES.

Circumstances are rapidly developing themselves
which indicate reorganization of all the elements
Of opposition TO the Democratic party, based upon
the old issues Of Bank, Tariff, &c. This movement
is suggested by the existing financial difficulties of
the country. The artificial interests and classes
the SPECTATORS and humbugers-they who live by
their Wits by fleeing cheating and dispoiling the
prOduoers-the jackdaWs, pOpinjays and butterflies
The Rob Roys Of society-who have swindled,
sponged, swapt jackets with each other played
poker hoeus pOcus aud legerdemain until they have
played out. and are found wanting crying aloud
fer protection and invoking the arm of Government
to their relief Their cries will not be altogether
UNDECIDED Such are the varied characteristics Of
our country and people, that every class has its rep
rssenatves. There is large number of profession
al politicians who, By the recent triumphs of the
Democracy, have been thrown out of employment
and are waiting patiently for something to " turn
up" From this class may be selected a number Of
adventurous gentlemen, willing to lead even the
most fOrlorn hope.
The old trumpeter Of the National Intelhgsncer has
sound d the in favor of the re establishment Of
9 United States Bank The Philadelphia North
American responds in favor of high protective
tariff also. The Richmond Wing answers back to
both and their echoes will soonreverberae from State
to State srOusing the dormant energies of their de-
fested forces.
Referring to the general state of suspension
among the banks, and the consequent evils they
have entsiled on tAe country, IoN, the intelligent
correspondent of the Baltimore Sun, says:
" L. is already seen that the state of thing
is likely TO bring up political assOci4 atoms aud
objects. national bauk, protective tariff and
. bankrupt act, will probably be the issues for
the next Presidential election, they were in
1876. All these issues seem 20 have been removed
by the late election, which manifest general dis
position TO scquiesce in the Kansas policy of the
present Administration. The Republicans, as
party extinguished. The new division of par
~ wall, no doubt, have reference TO the present
financial condition Of the country"
Such are the signs of the times. For ourselves,
We are more than willing to the issues made up
There is much wisdom in The financial experiences
Of the past and present, which should be extracted
By the people and turned to profitable account Lei
see whether the country is willing 10 continue a
financial system by which idle spendlhrifts aud
gambling stock jobbers are TO live upon and con
troll the substantial abOring interests of the coun
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TsrrmoA1 ExTsRPR1sz AID ITS R1aULTs.--A
LARGE propoq.is e mankind fail TO improve ths.R
condition aud Is enjoy portion Of tho lnxnriss Of
life, simply bees1se they are dehcient in individual
enterprise prosperous nan is sure TO act quickly
and obtain result either good or bad, which neither
eevaes him too much on the one hand or depresses
him upon the other He goes steadily forward treat
inc lie as IL is as succession Of haps and ishaps
ia which The boldest navigators are the most sue
cessfua. Thus some rnen viii gain aPriEe or even
fortune in lottery, while thousands through timidi
ty and fear Of losing htle which they are sure to
consume in souIe way live 10 envy the success OF
their neighbors. Messrs. Swan Co., OF Allan a.,
Georgis distribute through their Lotteries, enc OF
WHICH is drawn every Saturday, millions Of dollars
ever year By sending them ten dollars for ticket
or proportionate sum FOR half or quarter Of a
tiekt, any entsrprising person may obtain one OF
the prizes, which range from twenty dollars to sixty
fhousand
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HOSPITAL OF THE
State OF Tennessee.
SAM'L, L. WHARTON, VI. h.,
Physician in 1 hIe1 and Superintendent
G. s, FAM, NJ. a..
Assistant Physician.

Pursuance OF entered into tn Fac.
uly of the Medical department. Ofhe Nashville UNIVERSE
ty uhds whose control this Institution has passed for
Der of pears TO come the on the 10th April Of
last took charge of il as Physician in Chief and super
intend4rt.
UnI this arrangement shall terminate The Hospital will
be eOndu teib HI an Individual enterprise, and in
cord with prov Of the Act Of the legislature by
which il conveyed to he Facuy-e being all costs
and charges incur ed in it, management and looking solely
to the trOnage of he lnsti loo for remuneration.
The Fac lily cOnstu Board OF cons ing Physicians
and geOns, Free Of Charge in all reated he
hospital BY the resident Ph sean in which cir assistance
SISTERS OF CHARITY.
The dome tic arrangements of the Hospital charge
ion OF ct tsod to the administration Of iones aGd
wait upon the SICK in person. hen eeable to the patient
an not forbidden by cITcumstanees.
SLAVE DIP sBTMENT,
district section Of the building will be appropriated to
TINS class Paee VINO VIII 5eeeive every attention necss
be assigned to each il desired, or IL circumstances make
l. necessary.
IYING.IN DEPARTMENT.
Suitable apartments are ready for the accommodation Of
lying in e males both white and back) who will be carefully
watch yer dung their C naaemeut.
M AND FAR INFiRMARY.
Diseases Of the Eve and az Il be treated the Hospital
Representation with the abb Surgeons the city.
The Hos ptal of Tennessee situated near the
Frank urnpke about mile fr IN Public Square o.
nashville The buildings are rOOmya pleiOus, and mira
bly, arrange viii respect iaIion. the pas year.
extensive repairs have been made, and number of room
handsomely nItsd up tn pa may ind accom-
mOdaons al to those o. our hrs class totel. About
q gro nd contain vi hin th eu,losure The
yard In 'front.' is hcky with blue grass and eauull,
ed with shade TIRE shrubDeTy. OF ring does,
he cOOns and pure air OF the county, the Hos
pital OF ire Sta Of Tennessee is pom the whole,
Of the mOstiving from the uea and dust Of
the lily ring I, any where be found the Vcin-
y Nasty lie. CounecIe wrb The buildings is a bathing
stsblishm conveniently ged for he
of the IN all Is forms.
Distinct de artgen the bu ldngs assigned to
fsTen class Of plttnis Dis Of and In
ecuOus Chaiac vii no b. treated al the Hospital.
p i they de-rr IT, ill b. received as bOaTders
merely, an may choose bring with hem their nurses
and ses cir PHI sa Surgeons. In such instancest
medc will be + rnsh nndp scrip strictly carried
In calling O1 the Hosp Ofthe State, the under
sig O. n say Ina h. " Il devote fm.elf al
Ost 10 ne dis Ia OF the duties dCvOiVed up
n ~ the 20 tun hv ,ie-, and hat he will exert
msef Obsy make the in ttulion what should
b great lie benefit, and the # WIDELY extended
Telt~i ~ tum n suffering
oct II-sIy SAM'L. L. WHARTON.
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GRAND AND MAGNIFICENT
AUCTION = Az e
OF NEW, FRE>H, AND FASHIONABLE
FALL AND WINTER GOODS!

II H a h u n Go Il u Q u - ,
No. IA f-ubAe Square, NashriIL, Tenn
WE will on TUESD AZ wEDNE DAY a 6TBURsDAY,
w Novembsi lou, llth, 9Th A a. Auction on
count Of owners uus Marshal of sat and all others
concerned, 4 grand and magn6 ent stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DtY GOODS.
Ready made Clothing, SON. Fur and Wool HTS shses;
nTogans snd Boss Gus ensware, Hardware, and Cutlery
LOT Ps a Fine Velvet Carpet, all Wool Carpet, one half
Prints Of all kinds and qualities;
Blsaehed DOmes les Of all kinds;
Brown and Bleach Co ton Jeans;
Plaid Linseys of al kinds;
superhne, All-wOOl Csssmeres Sioe-sripe do, Berk-
shire dos
Twseds, Ksntu,ky and CasnsIts all Qualities
Styles
Super French assmeres;
CaDt'n Flannel, brown aud blssched;
Am rean and Brglis Mernoes;
English and American DeLaines Robes OF ell kinds;
All sOol Della mes All WOOL Pre- CD Merinoesi
IEilled Persian and Bersgss, burg, &C.;
White yellow, and red Flannel sssorteej
Mohasr and Silk WoIk Aipaecas;
aek Sik, all widths Table Cloths;
Towel; Dia er; Butt ms Tn eads; Wool and Cotton
Hosiery; GaulIies Gloves; su prndsrs. Trimmings, &c
WHITE JACO pts
White Jaeonets CfoSs Barred sin;
Eansook Musirs; Sal Mus in
Jseonel and swiss Edgings and Inserting Caps, Collars
WTNDOW CUKT1IN MUS Inns.
superdns MORE Antque, We vet, Checked, Cloth and
Merino Cloaksand Nantes, &C
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ladies AVID Miss KID, Morocco, and Kip Boots;
calf Kip Boot;
UnbOunded and and BrOgans
Mud Bots
Negro Brogans, Carpet Sacks, &c.
RFADY.MADE CLOTHING.
Fine Cloth Dress and Rroek COats
Fine BeaS 0ver-eOals;
Black and FADog Cashmere, Caslnetand Jeans Panti
Silk, Sasir and (ft rman Vests;
large stock Of Bla K, = Cloth Over eoss; Fin
MPsees and ChiniE Shirts; Fine Lren Bosom and Colio
shirts; Wool Shirts and Pea Jeksis N'erO herseJs
II all kinds: eupsrhus 81 ankets, common and good
Negro BlAnkets and 70 osnsb lTgs and Domestes-
HARDWARE ANE QUEENSWARE.
Table and Pocket Cutlery, assOtt'd.
CARFEJING.
100 pieces Of Extra Superhne Velvet Carpetng; All Voc
CsrpelnG One half Woolto Hearth Pugs sc.
We will sell the Carpets II E DAY MORNING, eommene
ing al O'Clock, precisely, TIE 6 st day II sale
All Of he Goods In ready for examination
City and country merchants VITO pay ssh ana pay their
nOtes-PLUN-the cav they due req ueSed To 81
this ssle, and NONE OTHERS Thi lie exae anes
for you sure, ntsndt put The gods through X ght
ing;" they must go, that's ALL TRABUk q Luz Us.
Commission Msrchs mt
TERNs-An sums under SEQ cash; all sums
400 and under $780, sixty day; all SIMS over 90
under co. ninety dsy-; all sums Over % our M ntns
time II be given tor satisfactory notes payable al the BEns
Of Tennessee, at Nashville. -
TRABUE & LUCUS,
Oct std No "a Pub quar- Nashv lie
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pa The Postmaster General has made an order
that all Postmasters whose compensation exceeds
twelve dollars and fifty cents per quarter shall be
supplied with wrapping paper, Irvine and sealing
wax for the of their offices by the Post Office De-
partment, and the rule adopted March u, 1885, has
been repealed. All POstmasters whose cOmpeusa-
ton is less than twelve dollars and fifty cents per
quarter can purchase for the use Of their Offices,
reasonable amount Of these articles, provided the
net proceeds is not loss than twenty dollars per year
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TENNESSEE 0. s. SENATOR.

We are gratifea At the announcement that Gov
ANDREW JOHNSON Of Tennessee, has been elected,
by the Legislature of that State, the Senate of
the United States for six years from the 4h March
next. This was anticipated, because Gov. JOHNSON
is not only one Of the most sound and reliable but
one Of the most popular men in the State OF Ten
nessee. With the Washington Union, we fully gree
that his lofty patriotism. his unbending and pro-
verbal iGtsgrity. -unfinching devotion to the
principles of the democratic party, his persistent and
ardent advocacy of every measure calculated i'm
prove the social and political condition of The indus
trial classes will mpsrt lusre the seat which he
will most sssuredly occupy with honor to himself,
advantage to his State, and with great good to Il
whole cOuntry.-Linehburg Republican,.
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GLORIOUS Old PENNsYLvANIA-The Philadelphia
Press of The 18th inst, states that the majority for
General Packer, Democrat, for Governor, in Pennsyl
Vlua, cannot be less han forty-fve thousand over
Wilmot, Black Republican and that he will beat the
whole opposition combined twenty thousand The
balance of the stare ticket has equally large ma
iOrities. The majority for Mr. Buchanan for Presi
dent over the combined opposition was lessthan one
thousand This result shows a remarkable increase
Of strength in the old Keystone"
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HEAREKEsSNEss

Maiden 60 Ia sddened brow
HAPPY serves ut to conceal:
Tears, methinks, are idle now
Waste them not, unlesE you feel.
If your bosom is too cold
Still to prize loyal heart -
II you value sullen gold
More than love, tits bsss we part;
Go - and when your host has learned
How Love flies the eous,Iy door,
Learn that true Affection sbdrned,
Droop to death, and ki0,ll no more.
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A DISTINGUISHED VIsToR.-Among the passen-
gers who arrived at New York, in the Asia, is Cha's
Mackay the popular song writer He is one of the
editors of the London Illustrated Nstcs, and visits
this country, says the European Times, "wth the
view of surveying the numberless objects of interest
presented by the western world; especially the laws
and institutions of the American Republic and their
influence on the political and social development Of
a great country"
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TIE AESTHETICS OF THE PAE'C,--We have every
reason to believe that econon sill be 'fashiona-
BILE" this winter. 1t will be v.rN3 'mavais ton" as
well as bad taste to indulge il g pensive habits -
Good taste in dress, equirage I'D social appoint
ments is, after all, but the h' aest expression Of
what the French ''oonvenablg2 appropriate and
harmonious To the occssion.-NxY. Mirror.
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Money. Money.

ExchanEo Bank GOOD.
s,HE undersigned large oi Of Boots and Shes e
4 his manufacture, made up expressly for the ali
trade which will be sold The reasonable trees
Farmers and Others wanting supply Of Negro shoes viii
do wellto examine my stock.
Also and for I25 sides Or rate Black Har-
Leather and lot Of pad rkins Se.
For either Shoes Lsater will take money on the Ex
change Bank a. par
Ths highest market price In cash paid for country hides
w HAMILTON
OCT south oileRe
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aSanies OF Rheumt tsm
SRd Neuralgia mong the most wHh hich the hu
man Is afflicted, and have Seretooe been found
the mos: docut remove. Happily medy is dis
covered by which the most obstinate be immedi
ately cured. This sovereign remedy Bragg's Arctic Lni
enI for sale BY Druggists, gsnenl% only necessary
for he 70 W H. 70 be assured fits scsey. osIln
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Balance,

Balance, Sl30VUO,uU
On the last sum- as ait costs nothing, the coun r.
saves tue interest which would lose II II we're all
specie" Such is the argument, If we understand
the matter.
The interest on SI86, 100000 at per cent per
Gnuum, Is IS, 10000. As we had population Of
rising 25OOOOOU, it is saving equal t. about thIr-
ty-three cents - each person This, II Will be seen
At once, cannot be a mOmentous mater, very deep
ly at cling the welfare aud pro -perity of great
people; In truth, il wall appear matter Of very 1t
tie importance, even if II were real
Blu, in the second place, by using this kind Of
currency, We expand It's quantity, 20 that at least
So, 1000 900 Of this amount mere initiation OF no
possible utility. The interest which the people pay
on this sum and VIII ch ali lost We will rec ,on at
per cent, though IN fact they pay 5 ana il will
amount 10 S. 100 900 before men giuned leaving on
IL So 66O, 900, or PEI ce interest sol 900 600
reducing the 'sdUaHg' 10 ebo It fifteen cents lor
each individual! 10 make ''SaUny," then, we
encounter all the tremendous devung-m-nts fuctu
atoms, and losses involved in the use Of a mixed
currency.
But, thirdly, this saving must be very uneuually
distributed amongst the people. For from 1886 to
1872 Il is estimated, by those nav ng he best means
of knowing, that the people of this country lost
City millions in broken-bank bills and this loss Is
continually going on, though not at SO appalling
rate. The constant loss by worn out bills mot Ito
the country" in iced, but somebody an the coun
tryl is immense: every bank that has been in the
country twen'y twenty-five years finds. on wind
ing up its affairs that from $4,000 $50 600 Of its
bills are aeDer presented for redemption they have
been lori TO the holders. If We have 3sS banks
land branches what must be the aggregate loss 10
"A, p,ople from this circumstance alone. Probably
the loss ON counterfeits is still greater. But il may
be urged that ''by using paper money We save the
loss, which must take place by the abrasion of
specie currency If that were used But would not
this saving be equally great with ra,Ee currency,
e. paper as the representation of an equal amount
of specie? But how great is the loss by abrasion
what Is the wear and tear Of a gold currency. Mr.
Page, a distinguished English writer, has, IRON the
reLorts of American and British mints, ascerained
thst the loss gold coin is only equal 10 OIL per
cent IN q century, which is less thsn one twentieth
Der cent per annum that of every 500 coined at
sny given time, S95.39 viii remain at the end Of
one hundred years! At 81 per cent loss by abra-
Hiou. if gold were substituted for our UhOte paper
psper currency OF $4,000 600 the saving W j. no
i,ss than four mills annually to each nhsbitsnt Of
Z az Untted STATES Dvs.Uvs, does any DOus sup Ose
tast 1886 900 00O Of PgPr money can be kept in cir
eulstiou renewed from tine to tine il wears out,
for 40 small sunni Far from it. The abrasion"
8, paper money occasions far higher charge on
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CLAIBORNE MACHINE WORKS,

IRON FOUN DRY.
WE have now sued our and extensive Pourdyy
" the old stand Of the late Nashville ManufaetE p<
Company, and prepared execute heavy and ight
work OF any description the shor est Boce gbt Cat
mas 70 small sounts At moderate city prcrs heavy Cast
ings TO large amounts furnished per ntTart Al
prices with a. dtnns Of freight also Commenced
operations in
MACHINE SHOPS.
Steam engines, 0Wmis FIourmins Of he ost proved
patterns made to order JObbin1 renal ring done in msdi
ay. We are ready To make contracts Tor En Mills
and shal furnish plans enable purchasers put up the
MILLS Wild litie expense. Manufacture Farmers sin
md profitable 10 see U.s. before going East Wsss Tor
Machinery.
STEAM BOILERS.
FOR stationary engines and steamboats, made 70 order Of ne
oesl material, ete with Fireironis Gfst standp
and Valves warranted 70 sant ny pressure requires if
Manufacturing or porpelliag purposes
BLA CkSnIIn SHOP
Any description Of SmiihWOrk done n e1eelent stJls
none but hrrate Iron usedSaWmil Eork sisrnps Dogs
Pitman Irons, Saw Bolts and 81 klna NIL Hons
msde 10 order short notice.
Famers wishing 10 purchase good eeep maenineS WI
do we'll 10 call Onf Office or address ~ i-usr -
Claiborps Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn,
ulyas-u Lie Nashville Man. Co.'s shops.
" hslebOues-
A al aA0ON anu 81 kURNAN 4 CO.'S.
julV GAIN No. northeast corner Of Pub. Square.
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Fashionable Dancing Academy

,,p,prcTFITi informs his patrons d friends, %
X ~ returued 10 the Cy and that he will ~
tpI scs iemy al bis Hall sATURDAY, oCTo "a
pig IRA 1857 . clock p NJ -
Dqys and Hours Of Tuition Friday at 0'e1Oek r; H.
And Saturdays Of O'clock H. NJ and o r ~
.,g the new Dances lacy received from iars, be
ii sacb he new and fat enable ANGEh's quad
H1aTE as danced IN the principal Eastern Cites
1bsnkfu for the lbrr4 satronage heretofore extern
ded 70 him Mons r. respectfully soclls cont nee Of
shaa
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pdr picked infant was discovered last week
at Cleveland in oyster keg, bfring the mark OF
wel-knoWn firm near New HavcH, Conn. citizen
had bought the supposed Oyste;A for Sunday din
naF