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FRESH ARRIVALS.
SNYDFR FRIZZELL are nov opening well selected stock
Shoes suitable to the season. and prices 70 cor
espond with the times Consisting in part OF
Gents fine Calf Boots and Caters,
Patent Leather - and Oxford Ties,
Calf Oxford Ties and Lasting q"
Cloth and Lasting Caters,
Calf and Patent Leather Strap Shoes.
Ladies' Caters, plain, with and without heels,
. Slippers -
Fine Toilet Slippers,
" " VIII KID and Satin Slippers Slippers
KID Buskius with and without heels,
Misses Caters and Slippers, with and without heels,
Kid Boots, "
CbiIdreu's Shoes Of every variety,
Bows and Youths Shoes Of every variety.
OF the above, we something nice for May Day. Aso'
s. wants Shoes and pegged work Of all kinds
Call at No. q Public Square.
a1riI30 SNYDER & FRIZZELL.
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TRUNKS! TRUNKS!
z-, Ladies large sized French Dress Trunks;
&Em lN do No. ! Sole Leather Covered do
l-s-gtT = EH do Medallion and Iron Framed do
EAlssGz5 do Extra sizes Flat Top Tray do
do Travelling Satclsls.
GVyyrESS No. / Sole Leather Trunks;
do Black and Russet Iron Frame Trunksi
do English Sole Leather do
do Sole Leather Buggy do
do Ashland and Plain Sole Leather Valises
O@il0 s' - JOHN RAMAGE,
r,,roo College street.
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GILBERT. HAGEN 8 CO..


10. q,
NE w R Il u " s.
fe56-eodly
4 HAVE ON HAND 100000 BUSHELS OF
BROKEN STONE for McAdamizing, and will sell great
bargain, If taken sws5 in short time
W H JOHNSON,
d. -
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Charleston and savannah.
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250,OOO
NENUTNE imported Havana Cigars The subscribers nave
received large addition to their Stock
Of tie noted brands Of Havana Cigars, consisting Of
EReg8sstis, Gg3a8as, SlnGO DeOflOh,
SaRClO 2auz1, washington, #
"a SOIS;
with numerous other brands Of all sizes and knds' ana aI Ps
ran-fn. from $50 90 $3.50 thousand. -
10000 Mexican Cigars, large ana SMALL OF eA
client auav. VIII De sold low TO close A .so superior
Virginia chewing, Virginia, Hayana and Turkish smoking 10
tacco. Delphi SnUns. Pipes SC. 90
A. KERR & CO., adjoining Post Office
C0E-NYEEY HOME FOR SALE.--FOurteer
and onef acres ofchoice land be purchased on very
reasonable terms Il isconyenient to the market as 'eseDie
garden Apply TO povn 7.
~ W IL SOAN'''
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RANIk OF COMMERCE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, DEC 70, Iz57.
TEVE stockholders Of this Bank having placed the
hands of Trustee for the purpose Of winding up, those
Bank will please call and pay up their
debtedness The holders will please
early possible receive the Of the
Bank Of Tennessee. The individual deposits in this Bank have
been handed hereby pledge my individual La
bty for them and the money is ready when called for.
decl3-d JOHN D. JAMES.
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0asB6ilIe drim anS 5meriean.
Rafes Of AdTorfising.

Daily s.; rri-VFeeiSly IS; weekly 50.
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LAND ZOE sALE.

THyE subscriber seventy ofand the
Middle Franklin Turnpike, four miles from Nashville ad
joining the which he resides and the lands Capt John
Jones' The land equal the best with abundOnce Of excel
lent, falling WATER with the most beautiful building site
country and in the midst OF the finest eghhorhOod in
America. april4 NATHANIEL BAXTER
NOR SALE.--One hundred bales Northern Extra Hay
4raaa n br Cunav- p Il q.
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The Races ever 1hs MsRPhis ConEse ygila
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WHTE want $3.50 bushels Red Wheat, also 600 bushels
Wv new White Wheat delivered early possible o
which we pay the highest market price. This Wheat is to m
an order Instructions buy without limit 70 price
iunetO-tf H. 8. FRENCH & son.
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I THE TOAD AT HIS REPASTo

NE
rom Backwcod cafiosics Of Natural TistoryI
Few Of our readers most probably have ever Observe
the toad at his rcpast IL s performed with electric
pidty, and with more than teegraphic precision, ph
tongue is donbled back upon tso and is tipped with
gltinous sect tion The moment the beetle comes With
range tho tongue is shot forth with uncrrng aim Inn
quick as lightning the captive is Withdrawn. They AZ
Invaluable In garden. Mr. Jessie IN his gleanipgs
conAins of gardeners destroying then Of savagciy but
ting them in two with their spades We hope not, Fo
tcuturists Of such crass ignorance ought thems4ve
to be cxtirpatSd. The beauty and vgor ofouf Aolwe
borders we have long ascrbd, In lsgeg measure, 10
select family q toadA which We tendarly protect Ian
some Of which have now reached a patriarchM bgt
Mr. Jessie mentions that lir Knight tc cnrnsnt h0l
ssryman, keeps larse number Of toads IN his stoy4
the purpose Of destroying the woodlicc that infcs(
plants and that they do not at al Ac6tS bj u
heat EVEN when u reaches 100 dsgrses. q VOL al
surprised at this latter statement, which does NJ
agree with our observation. We have observed tn,
the toad In very hot weather seeks shelter ,b,d
foliage or buTics hirfsolf ahionsrt thel soft mSu
In the evening Nc emcrges from his eonceali3en
and no doubt then employs his protftisile to4gu
Mr. Buckland mentions curious use Of toadsg Th -
employed AZ insccttaps. brigade Of maurading loa
are conducted into the garden in the evening. ah,
make famous supper, but IN the morning their entbm
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"A DESZRUTTIVE ELOOD.
[From the Baltimore American, Juno lAth.

tFrom the Baltimore American Juno 1Athl q
Our city and surrounding odntry visited Sat-
urday afternoon by the most destructive food that has
occurred since that Of june a. two days Of
twentyonc years ago The volume Of water that came
down Jones Falls which passcs through the heart of
the ty il believed to have been ne greater than du
ring the flood Of 1887 The old stone bridges at Gay and
Baltimore streets, which, choaked up With floating tim
boz then acted dam, having since been removed and
the stream spanned with iron supersuctures leaving
clear flow for the water the Hood did not rise in the in
undated portions Of the city high by three feet
the former occasion The damage In the city s conBe
Quently not 80 great but IL will By by the De-
tails on first page that the area Of country OYER
which this calamity has spread ID much more *
tended and that the aaggregate loss Of property
u probably greater. In 1887 the food was contHed
altogether to Joness Falls and was supposed to
havS been caused by peculiar tlat has
Rum Herring Run, Rock Rum the Patapco and all their
tributary streams the destruction OF property Sar
day very great swelling tho aggregate lossthe full
extent Of which will probably net be asccrtped for some
days to come nearly all the turnpike bridges these
streams have been swept AWAY sN - 'afol II
This Is the sixth great freshet that has occurred
Jones' Falls since the settlement of Baltimore carrying
away the dams and bridges, and flooding the lower Hor
ton of the city, west of the stream The last four of
these floods said to have been ut intervals Of twenty
though we are NOT able 70 give their pciso
these would bc pleased 70 Hear
W. regret to be called On Is add that this Rood like
those that have preceded it. not unoccupicd by he
loas of human life Two colosed women drowned
in Stopcy Run and man in Jones Falls, at Mount
Vernon factory, which all have been able to learn
up to the present time. Heuila ~ h9liin
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s|NHARLES' 8 LONDON CORDIAL GTN--THE r
" ORIGINAL AND ONLY LONDON GIN IMPORIEp--Ths Gin,
distilled IN London from sound bar undcr the surveillance Of the
British excise laws dscaey favored with Of the Italian
Juniper berry and the valuable rtorves Of the
table kngo rendering H. In the opnon OF the most eminent pe
men, the purest drink
s iecous tonic Of sor and delicate favor differing entirely
from other Gin devoid which
des the article Holland chnApps Objectionable
Tgh intended medcino lis recommended by physicians
generally Of Dyspeps Rheumasm Mopsy avel
Cole Cholera Fever and Aguc Structure Diseases Of tho Urinary Or
gans the Kidneys and the Bowels Nervous Debility whilst the
will find by ts adoption relief those distress
ing which uoa attend their delicate organization
Dr. Valentino Mott OF New York tho highest medical authority
pronouncc CARIESS LONDON CORDIAL GIN only superior
any other but the best kind he has SEEM
peculiarly adapted southern
s well for travellers to changes OF water and air
For sale and thirty eight
all drugg gooers country merchants
Of Buy only CHARIEx5 NONE OTHER Is IMPORTED
had in Washington of Ford Brother Daniel b. Clark
b. Wilson, Hamilton Leach, Wallace Eliot RcharG j. Ryon.
EDMUND c. CHARLES,
a s E @ Importer No. 80 Broadway, New York.
t.s}s EDMUND O. CHARLES, Importer,
Mar lily yRef 40 Broadway, New York.
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WASHINGTON CITY, TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1858.


the ~ OF Al outbreak Il for the present Eeovod Inc
govsrnnent party have majority over the poHton Dpn
JerosAo Urmcneta Minister OF shs lhsssov, naa re-
sGneds Dr khtiaApP Aad made "a examlHAtaeh u Inc
Rroyefe q vaidsvia by order of the government nis
-. s... -. .so, Az, -, arrive
~ cys assI ~ go1d on.sfx hss -b,sn discoyeri in
ShfiS@s 4~ - 1so i,,''Tr's VT " ts-71TFf77 9
n. Ar eH ee s5aya.1 st( 3ea Lages 4.a,, y
b1vn-lne latest dates from La rss are 70 the lStn.
Inc fsssadent Dr LnAIss su oonunuss 70 anops nsor
ous asures 10 shsck tins vAsfom ruvoiutionary move
menM Ihe press has been sfleneed, and no Pcrson,
eth publicly or In private was allowed 70 express an
oFsuo e she scts OF tho government. ihe ARRIVAL ot
dsn9?a 4sisu II anxipusiy looked ~ by the party sp
Poec4 Id she present government taa.ot ..s.F.
VneraDie attention has been recently attracted 70
shs - wasnlnEs OF hpuani and TWO companies naa
eeap emedA La Pas tor the purpose o. exploring the
mine6 MIN 6,,s, y.@ \ ~, =, sssss =, s.sss.5t, - $3.50,
CAxtAo-Since the battle at Arcauipa we have had
pauc Of events All parties are spoculating on the
cuar ef General Cass upon is rsturu to tho css,tsl
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logicai employer by gsnte squeess, compols ths
disgorge their evening meal nd In this way snany earl
ous end rare specimens Of nuts nocturnal insects have
been obtained" There il Just how, says Mr. Buckland
ga plague of ants In many the LoAdon houses which
defy determination s6pQeiy recommended those who
are troubled with thesa plaques to try whether toad
two won't hsap host osrtsinly They clean melon
frames of these Insects and Why should they not per
form the same friendly cce IN tho drawing comso Of Lon
don citizens Nathing but jaAessnt prejudice can pre-
vent the adoption Of ths excellent suggestion And yet
the prejudice exists and they Dire ioAthcd species
Toads time immemorinl, have been persedutSd lby
school boys and yoa cannot andsr thankha Village
ON . Summer day rtAaut seeing AeGMpo4 Nnd Fat
toned, specinAsQs Of thaee lppeAendinG ereAtnyes.
Ipnooept Qf literature. It would he txng ths eSly Of
the urchns to high soutcs to ascibc IL y te ugly
and venomous" toad Of Shakspeare the ~ more
odious imagery Of Miltons Aa4 ~ from ths sisoAsous
natural hstsry Of t&s two ereeA kiDna poet The idea
may have origna&ed, and thus bsen handed down
Evolutionary odium from of schoolboys to
other While toads arc not truly vcnoinouz szd lack
the specnc appakstua for producing veaoA nhi0h really
venomous reptiles endowed with, there is asis@nt
secrs1io1 ipths UUdt i&ypsea4U less
lnjh3ous Whsn dog rsAlS psi1s t0ed thIa glsndu-
lsy and n eauiEtsd opt, and his tongue and lips
burned as II with q strong acid = tisSsu
The metamorphosis which frogs and toads undergo
complete and remarAabls. In Aheir .tadpoo condition.
the respiration is performed by means of gls and is
aquatic In their adult state their giiis converted
into true lungs and xsaEhe atmospheric air alone
The spawn of frogs and t0as is very dstipGuishabs
The spawn of the former found distrbuted throughout
the whole mass Of jey while that Of the lattsr sseen
arranged In long strnsss and generally in depho
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BUSINESS REVIEW.

sasa ea3 from The A. r. Eyosns Post June lath.l nses
Business has been less stagnant in some departments
this week The dealings at the Corn Exchange in bread
stifs have sgan been quite large chisy for export
large supply of feght and decline In ratcs fnvor
ing the movement The shipments Of wheat have been
about I75 900 bushels, and ot -four 80, 900 b6lss
s IN the moaeymsslsss however we~re aa4be nctico
any cAansse The sos.nt market y sll seanHiyssp
Much superintendent Il beginning to he felt rs to the
yield Of til next crop Yhs renewed heavy rains
throughout the West y seriously interfering with plant
ing 1t is becoming almost too late for the class Of
corn usually planted there rpsn before this M frost
The Chicago papers make the Important sugkesan the
Board Of Trade Of that city to procure Immediately from
New York about $4,000 bushels Of sound flint corn
They say that the In thousnds of helds have rot
ted and that supply Of carly sopd wonld BE- eager
ly taken by the farmers at fair price The inquiries
from farmers for such very pressing but none was to
Even partial failure Of the ooEn crop would prove
sad blow to the energies Of the West The full benefit of
every foot of ground needed TO assb In the work OF
recovery now going on. Much is yet 10 DO done in
that section before the effects f the panic will have dis
CorruS is little Of nnsssss - sepsof the cot
ton market this week Busnsss ocntipues axceedingly
quiet there being disposition to touch the article at
present and number Of holders have withdrawn Their
samples from the market, intending to send tho cotton
forward unless this market RECEIVERS from In present de-
preston. Prices have been maintained, However mid
ding upands in mixed lists being worth sas4 cents,
Nnte k<FAcs llo0e Aio& AaxnS &At
cents. -
The southern markets have been steady throughout
the past week. with fair business At AobiIs middng
worth ll3 to Ill cents by telegraph. and at New Or
leans it Is also worth cents though In the latter
kct there such abundance Of stained cUous SoT sale
that it 10 difficult Ia avoid er and dnareQE clean
parcel brings higher rates, ,,. ,.v4 s gssvf,. -
Thc prospects for the growing crop have Improved Very
much Of late under the influence Of fne wcathsssTh
effects Of the late ross have been mostly repaired and
good stand has been generally secured throughout the
whole of tho sotton growing region, dsospt whsze the
lands hAye sufaFed rQms IN some a the more
forward spots Tie tplapds, blooms have already been
reported and It II sai that cotton may ps06dy be
scsn,uent qnonAha On the whnls. huwever saonition
Of the crop ia not 70 forward By early
prospects, and win require continued fine weather to
holp itAlonk lGna a3lda aae fH1 .A1ssx9ean3 @isw
l. The Mississippi river continues very high. md Iw
probably be tno before tho wacr recedcs, 70 e to
enable tc ctcxSsss % be stopped 6s the ripper ams
are highaad rising, acuSsdias*6 Acounss An hepe
hossysE q sptystipx ths SSttSR IND elFssay sads
and ws scarcely look for thu Aa,aAke being ncrsssed
ren
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w IscoNsIN AND MINNESOTA INN = COMMISSION, conn.

~ -
FAvAN ONCE Main tho Banking House
Cole sumner Co., La Crosse Wisconsin. @ 3t83t st9
prepared buy, SELL give regard
farming lands locate lands either
with land money in Wisconsin Minnesota attend
the selling leasing lands lots dwelling houses other prop
commission Ake collections examine titles
collect rents, &C., &c ltjfqI at g iglts - 8f I'll Il
Particular attention given IoANNG MONEY which guaranty
real worth three times the or money loaned
from
nusy Security real Wisconsin and
New York. the advancing
25 TO 100 Interest legal in Wisconsin, high
IL per cent and in Minnesota there Is usury law.
All business and letters inquiry promptly attended
turns remied by mail part OF tho country
Feb l7--6m tfar@ey E.ss GEO. FARNAM
the following gentlemen Hon c. G, wsshburuc M c.,
Wis Gov Aox w. Randall Madison, Wis
D. cmpbell La Crosse Wis., Hon d. Hastings Estate treasurer
Theo Rodo ccciver u. g. land
Crosse Hon. d. Cameron, La Crosse Wis Judge Lord
do GALL Judge 9th judicial circut Gaievilc, Wis
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a TORE eTO RE ADMIRED THAN THE RICH

y est Dsdem ever by Kings Emperors what Why,
Because It i the ornament God himself provided
Reador although bloom brightly in the glowing
Snsss ne eys " vser ~ 20 M H. nir h ris ~ % ma
dry STILL spnkled with gray Nature will lose
TWO Or three times week viii restore and permanently
Read the following and judge The writer Of
the first II the celebrated pianist, Thaberg;
NEW York, April 10, 1858. q
DEAN SIN Permit express you obligations under
hair Its original color About the
in the United States was rapidly becoming gray
hut tho application Of your lr soon recover
cd original hue consider restorative as very wonderful
invention, quite enncaclous well agreeable.
mr. wow s. THALBERG.
aprych ar Gwyledydctv
wech Newspaper Onacc 13 Nassau street. April a. 1883
ppoy O j. Woop Dear sir weeks
bottle 6 Hair Restorative and gave my WIFE, who
her hair, little thinking vt the time thai
would s gray n, % y ra has nh a
fu effect Iug all the hars 70 dark brcwn At inc same
bcauuG and thickening the hair tue
restorative Al persons want 81 such cnange q ns
Nav Yosx, July 25, 1857.
Paoy j. woop With confidence your Hair Rc
storasve being sncioas article svcr Since
using Restorative hair and whkcrs which wore al
mo-. s ays M s j & nsr ss e
resred III dandruf and 30 co
among parsons who perspirs fsesly J. g. KiLBf
aud turning gsy wss becoming many
commenced using restorative In Janu
M III ~ ~ srox out az asasa back % il
this umc fully restored y ~ original color health and appear
CaIcAao, H., Nay l, 1857 saaMs ss@iae e sas
Ths Restorative put up Of three sizes viz large
um small Tho ANAL holds half pint and resals for ono dol
proportion na ra for dollars bottle tho large
holds p, more n PsDo0 ea ss 1at 0f II g
r Railing Eablshnent and ia Market Street
and % sold s. ii sosd Draur.s and Fancy Good.
NJ
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which the entire country has stake aud very serious
one and It should therefore have been resolved only
with tho concurrence of khe corps lesistL But that
BODY had recently displayed teper which did not en-
courage the minister proceed Id the present case by APP
proved constitutions psincipss aih sutel90rq i
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THXfiIBITION OF INDIA RUBBER FABRICS All
~ ~ lxspt Members Congress tho public
rsiy arr resscuy call example tho India hnbncr
fabrics and articles on exhibition in The Model Han ne
Of1cc ~.
Uni the great nycnu process ct which this
hs A honor 70 which took place IN 1882
the profitable India Rubber fabrics had not BEEN A.
tho nvsntcn Of that important process reaw,sa M
period v isso 70 the present Tune n pro
been surprnx And upexsmped unt nas now
great and important national Industry cmpoyng mmons
q spdtaI md operatives asd inahy shps ana
that : hat IN tts iHfancy g f3e 81 ,..u ,.
r, nd ~ csireut person can The great variety the
hr,c and nnade cxcps WIN snrp1c
ssd mE that tho erus aftsae sa ana
snscrpytsc ossnAted rpd made Scce ~" eA
branch Industry honorable to our c0snw .x
vnlNr rxb,tt*sms Eodon AID rsfH wnscn
have attention ncs only q sso susas sss q e poo
@sshiustcr Juno TO- 1865 VI M ~. t.l,st .is-s ,4
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xt hnes loss make longer advertisements In exact
proporton aud All payable odsed
thrice week win charged ps square
insertion aNer the ArM Ana
rsgotpk rates. sft w siltAsitt p ~ 80 sls
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BY AUTHORITY. h''A'lll@
hs 5Hf hgli38nt -sAl1 lcfnnsB 9fiT
j s LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES. aassn

aaiiafxa soldaoA Esl3Pub.EA4. ncifsaaiaa4 yissa
AN ACE 10 repeal tho Ah section af%aAet enlt!sls An
Act to euhoFxe ts register Or saFol!pent rna License
Hof any inecrpua4sa SpMp1Ay owtaaE sestsaahbOat
vessel, approved AaFck third, hnndEed and
b enacted j. d. ss4a. III aaa i1s.s y spssais Of
The gEasd Ssdts Of Am~iu N Cbnsres sssas 1hat the
fifth secton of An act 70 authorsa the register en-
roment and license TO be issued IN the name pf the Pre-
aidert VI secretary of any ohing
sfssmboat or vessld sppsovs March third.f exhteen
hundred and Twenty-Five b, and the same % s hereby
% Approved II june, 1sSs9s aaoiiassai bGa aRais
aH isassrai aaa f65 75l q Eflines y ''0r
AN ACrfot the felidfof sssts on certain lands N the
aoisasb sfa9Tat 6tats d Nlinois.1i bra 8ssaa4s
m Bs saacsd 6ytM Sposs and Abys o. Rprs4aa6usef The
Unid States Of ATaFica ~ CnW4s dsss6sN That every
settler any of the public lands heretofore selected by
tho Sts of Illinois, bart whch hare not kesn oon6rmed
to said State under the provisions Of the act Of fourth
Of September eighteen hundred and forty one, who set
tied thereon ia good faith or to the passage " this
act shall be entitled 10 prsempt ths respective caims
by legal subdivisions to exceed hundred and sixty
acres in compact body, at the ordinary mfninnfn OF
one dollar and twentvtvp cents per acfe prb within
The s1 le Init q sDy 5sE9aa g gsnt saa 1P shs case
per acres Posd sseh sbtalsss sasl1 sstsa1shstheir
rights according to the rucs and regulaQps pEpGrbed
under the provisions OF the act 0f fourth September,
eighteen hundred aid forty one and pay f6f Se ssame
Wtnm en1ec TSsSS ~ p&RNCNHon OF
this act by tho register " the proper distxct Prouded
That no decarstoi statement shall b ftlnicd TO be
ahed by suA scttasfslEa sid naiiquo5aG blHoo ed
Approved ~ june lssss sgrsI aSSgolsms
I 4 has isesnmaa tss 4sssaS ffa bssos
AN AOT change tho tanc a holding tbs spring term
Of the district court Of the United States for the vest
ern district cf the Btats OF Texas ~ ~ ~
k eudd " ne StaasS asa Hoxs Of RYrSestjs& qfhs
UslH &dsi~ A%riosAs 0bswss ssfmhae .fpQm and
Atsy h pge ths .St the teFm Il M tps 81 stsist court
of Texas held at Tyler, in saiA dAtUt sdi On first
Monday in March Of each year, b. Apd .thA is
hereby, changed TO the fourth II 'Apfh of each
war ats 9W .bosoi5 iast sad d5idw a5issss
Sc q, Asd ~ fvaes esstss 4AAt ~ xgs, pccog-
made, that may be isshed tAe o nads fvturnable
at tho time hitherto nppointcd fsr AAs term e ths said
court shall be considered, tAkeps ad Aed a made re
| Approved IL Juno 1883. lsnhn1aS ssel Ist sos
sIb3 lB0l teal di gWmb sasnira % l3aripug1,
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CPLENDID SCHEME FOR JULY, 1866 REG
y DRY MAURY, Managers WILMINGTON, DEIAwARE. 10
the appointed the
Governor sfs tg 9tsFg6H ,9.H s#lFsi ~
S87 sos Lottery STATE DELAWARE,
1855 To be WILMINGTON, DEL.
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T,IIIS large boarding and day school for young
Il ladies' % long and Forabty known conducted by Miss
khgish under thS direction principal,
assisted by q eompsnt and experienced teachers in every
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lou may ploe their daughters their
vwso Wany have becn accustemc 70 Of this
seminary rspsesenng State
for particulars address N. j. NARROWER,
frncipai 0 TIE 0eorGetnwn Female Seminary. iia
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