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AAVlN9 made Arrangemsnts With Eastern
\ Asnufactarers to furnish me with Ksrossp>
Lamps, wish tAoss who are not sspp,isd vesld
bear In mind that tsCan and viii so1lss
~ cheap ~ any house in this city. Thoss not
wishing 70 lay AAidA their old Lamps can. bv
lesving thsn u Braden's Drug Stores, Nos. 8 s.d
AZ Aain-st., have them changed, ct . SRrvIruo
deosd3. IL c. MERRILL.
TUBE PAINTS.
A FULL assortnen Of all oolon just received
WM. b. GERRINe,
Nov. Main-st., bs<. 9th ! It'll.
lnsurs Your Mercha n disc. Steres
and DWeiitagsl
Policies Of Insurance issued at the lowest
rates, at this Agency, in prompt
paying Companies.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
CAPITAL e500, 900.
PHOENIX INSURANCE CO., OF HARTFORD.
CAPITAL S20O, 900.
MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL $200, 900.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE. CO., OF HARTFoRD.
CAPITAL $250,00O.
VIM. W. BELkNAP, Agent,
Dccl-dln Second-st., near Main.
Life, Fire and Marine insurance
Agency.
D0LICiES Of Insurance issued ct the lowest
rates in the following reliable Arst class COM
psnies:
TIRE MI TUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Or NEW Took
This Is the safest end most reliable Life Insurance.
Company in the world, with m accumulated
raaa VI over % 1000 900.
ATLANTIC PRE- AND MARINE ms. 4 CO.,
or Pk0yiDxNcE, =. 1.
Capital ei0O,OOO 90.
SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE ms. co.,
sPaINGr11Lp, nAss.
Capital eItO 1000.
PEORIA MARINE : FIRE SseURANcE co.
PKORtA, ILL.
CaRtsMI $500 ZOO 90.
Those dssiving Insurance will do we'll to call a
the Agency O0ee o4 c. T. DIMOND.
novlSdln 4ain-st., ever Ogden 3 Book Store,
wA. fAohPsos. D. y. 1AIIxY.
WI. TMOMPsON 4 Co.,
BANKERS,
Corner ~ main ana sscsna sss..
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TrWDteGss sale.
k1UBLIC NOTCH 10 hereby given TO eli persons
that shall On 9Th day Of January next, in
iron. Of The Clerk . once in Tie city Of Ksoauk,
sell to the highest bidder for cash. 1t pablic auc.
ton, the following real estate In the county of
Les and 6tsts Ut Iowa, 10 vii: Lot eight Isl in
block one hundred and twens paine (I1S), Of the
city OF Ksokuk, and win make Q dssd 70 the pur-
chaser.
Said sails 10 made BY virtue Of deed from .
D. Ball and wife, conveying said lot to me ,rus,
70 secure the payment Of two notes OF san 80
s.ch, dated August 50, 1885, payable to the order
Of Hawkins Taylor In one and two years rsspee-
lively from date, with Ten pcr cent. per annum
interest, and the holder Of the ~. NOTE whih Ii
unpaid. having produced The same to me and re-
qsifsd the execution Of tho trust shall sell said
property according 10 the tern Of the deed.
6AML \. MILLER,
Dec. IL, l05S-dM Trustee.
Mere New deeds fsoD the Easa.
TNHlSdsy rsssivsd, lot Of Aas Broadoloshs,
1 Black Dosskins. Fancy Cas- simesss, Rich Vel
vets %. ELLIOT r. SMITH,
Tailor and Draper,
Dscled ~ Aaia-st., sst ~ and 3D..
Overcoassngs ~ Cost
V1SHk snhssribsr will sell the balance Of his
OvsreoAtinss - cost, until January let.
Dscl0d 1.F. Smith.
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: : :, k11' : :
Christmas and New Year 0ifts
NO. 4. EsTRs HOUSE.
New Deeds last Received, and Msrs
Csmingr
Selected expressly for the Holidays, con-
sisting Of
FINE WATCHES sIIyEu.
W l. X r. FANCY 0OODa.
Checks aaA FiaseA ware,
CUTLERY AND sPECTACLEs.
(which WILDE sold low for Cash. -
Watches, Jswsiry and locks Repaired, and war
ranted, IT
Ne. Estes Msnss, Cor. Masu 4 xsn.
sovsod sAML q. BRIDGES.
GLYCERINE.
% LBS. Prices genuine 0lycsrine for sale BY
~ BARTLETT, KAYE co.
COAL.
VI'HE undersigned will sell superior article Of
Coal In iarEsor small quantities, for Cash, at
trade during the Fall and Winter, will sontrsst
TO deliver Coal through town and a WAR; |
Alexandria and Hamilton.
WIN. l, WOOD, Propri..or.
nv - 4 -
OF stryssr Z Wood, Keokuk.
Ladies' 1ancy Hair Pins
"A Aoass, corner Of Main and 5th streets.
pec1-d 5. q. BRIDGES.
CA ANOERRnES,
I n BBis. receid this msrning and for sale by |
: y nov1Sd KELLOGG ! BIRGE.
~HEOkUk EEmALE SEMINARY.
'I'hla AAstttutiOn will commence it seopnd 49, /
zen @ - o.day, Nov. 18th, Ia the sseond story |
~ =" ". oahtofus building, corner Of Fifth and |
The Board Of Trss tees Of this Seminary. s,eotsd |
from various relit loss dsnomina tious and rspr,-
ssnunE large part Of the Christian eennunity, |
cenn ~ ne united and cooperative saorts Of tie
frienda Of edacation to establish gradually ssch
IN anstisstton - oar city requires.
49, Inc ffineipal Of the Inssitution 10 Rev. O. A.
WILLIAMS, to whom, or TO the Secretary Of the
board, applications for the admission Of pupjls
may b. made.
The charges for tuition will be % and Is in the
ordinary knglish studies, With small additional
sum Tor tnsadental expenses. Fur Latin. French,
herman, 49, extra charges will be made.
II IL desirable that persons dssignine 10 become
Pnpils b present panstnally on the Arss Of the
session. VIM. THOMPSON,
President Of the Board Of Trustees.
AanRr Ssaoxe, Ssc'y.
Ksokuk, Nov. 8, lSS6-d
LIVERY STABLE,
sOn Eirst.st.. Bot. Main Il Johusou.
kloRSES, BU60TES and CARkIAGEsA
1 Of the best class always ready for
hire. ~.
Horses boarded by the day or week, OF prices to
suit the times.
Transient customers accommod ated.
decld y.vAN0RSDAL.
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nN Aain-st., or on <th between Main and Pull
Oton, ladies large dark lava breast pin. The
finder will BE- suitably rewarded BY lsaving the
same q Bridge store, corner main and 9Th etc.
dec ld3to
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

A GENTLEMAN frsm the East has large stock
- Of hne Dry 0oods 10 dispose OF for desi: able
ksaI Estate. Persons wishing TO exchange Real
Estate Tor Good Of this kind the goods and
learn oil the particulars II the store OF Msssr Cor
= Shelley, No. % Msin.st., BY applying imms-
diatsly. Dec l3dit
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thousand six hundred and ninety eight dol
lars and festy EIGHT cents (os2, 81, 60e. ~,
making On aggregate Of seventy-fou million
sixty-6ve thoUsa1d sioht huadred md ninety
ok dollars and snins{y-nfn csnas fo71 ,p66 :
500, osl, bsiae 80 sxe4ss 81 esseed;,ure.
beyond the sslimAte1 roceipts iato he trees
year TO the 30th June, 1850 Of tsre4 uillion
nine hundred and thirty-six thousand seven
hundred and one dollars and forty three cents
(os.0s6.70l.ls). Extraordinary msans ars
placed by Law within the command Of the
Secretary Of the Treasury, b the reissue Of
treasury notas redeemed. AID ~ ne9ettatine
the balance Of the loan authoFised " the act
OF l4th Junef 1853, 70 the extent Of eleven
millicns Of dollars, which, u rsAlised 1eina
the present 6scal year, will leave ! balance
10 the rsasusy, ous he 6sse day efJaly, 1859,
Of seven million sixty-shree thousand two
hundred and ninety -eight dollars and Aify-
seven cents (o7 ,06S. 108.67).
The estimated receipts during the next e..
cai year susiiss sc;ss sSs.s, 1866, ass sissy-
two million OF dollars (062 900 ,OOO), which,
with tho above estimated balance Of seven
million sixty three thousand two hundred and
niAsty-eIght dollars and ffty.seven cents
~. O6s sos 81, make IN aggregate for the
service OF the next 6scai year Of sixty mine
million sixty-three thousand two hundred and
ninesy-sight dollass and 6fty-sevsn cents
cess, O63 ,296 90. The sstimsted expendi-
lures during the next fiscal yses, sndia9 oOth
Juas, 1860, are ssventy-thrss millions one
hundred and thirty nine thousand ono hun.
dred and fosty-ssvsn dollars and tosty-six
cents (o7s, l3o. III. 40). which leave de6ci,
Of estimated means, compared with III -
mstsd expenditures tos that pear, commsac-
ing on the INT 81 July, 1859, Of o4.076, S48,-
%.
In addition 70 this sum, the Postnaseer
General will require from tho treasury, lbr
the sseviss Of the Post Once Department.
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OecomOSf, Actss - me nros session after the aat
vs. passed. announced . Congress what in his
4 % be his duty under Is. 70 follow these unfor-
tunates into Africa. and make provision for
them there until they shoald be able 70 provide
for themselves. In communicating this intsrpre
tation Of the ct 70 Congress, be stated dat
some doubt had been entertained q to IL true
intent and meaning, and he subnistsd The ouee-
ton 70 them. - that they might, "shosld l. be
deemed advisable, amend the same before fur.
ther pr0cesdines are haA under il. Nothinx va
done By Congress 70 explain the act, and M.
Monroe proceeded 10 carry itsinto execution ac-
oordiug 70 hie own interpretation. THE, shsn,
became the prGctical construction. When tho
Africans from on board tho Echo vers delivered
10 the Marshal q Charleston. II became nv dutv
% consider what disposition oaght to b. made
OF then under the Law. For many reaeous. Il
Was sxpedisnt - remove them from that locality
g spssdily - possible. Although the conduct
0f tho authorities and citizens Of Charleston, in
giving Oountenancs 70 the execution Of the Law.
was Just what might have been expected from
their high character; yet . prolonged oontinu-
ance Of three hundred Africans In the immedi.
ate vicinity Of that city could not have failed 70
heconc source Of Inconvenience and anxiety
70 il inhabitants. Where 70 send them Va tie
question. There Vas no portion OF the coast Of
Africa 70 which they could be removed With auy
regard 70 humanity, except 70 Liberia. Under
these circumstances, an agreement was entered
into ~ ~ Colonisalioa 6seieey. % She ~ Of
6epeemAee lass, copy q v1lch = heeevi1h
tsanen I. undn uhloh ne 1ooiety eo6.
f. ~ esasl1asAliea u feetS-1vs tkouaasS -
sass, - roansve soooo ASrIeaua IN 49, 1lnm
the assa1 n - Unlted 6ssaes, and - -
duriag ~ rgio4 u one ysar sAessaiIa viih
oomeestabta eholoosy 1o4S1n6b peevieleaa -
m:olnl e 1..l e1.1la ID ld.sa = =.
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COAL.

1adios' Fancy Hair Pins |!
A N assCrt ent ust rec ei we'd a. Mel Fsts,
= House, corner Of Main and 5th streets,
Decz.d s. q. BRIDGES.
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above what h received for postage. and these
have been progressively Increasing yearly,
until they amounted for the last f1cal ysar,
endi1g on the 3Oth June 1858, TO moro than
fous millions and hall Of dollars; whilst Il
= estimated that for the present hsesi year
thsy will amount to &C. 1880 900. Thsss suma
are exclusive Of the anuoel appropriation 81
o7OO, 900 Tor scompsnsstion for the mail SER
vice performed for the two houses hi Cor
grs~s and the other departments. and officers
Of the government in the transportation Of
tree matter"
The cause Of these large deficits 10 mainly
attributable to the lncreased expense of tram
sporting the mails. In 1869 the sum paid fos
shis service was tbut fraction above four
millions and quarter. Since that year, !,
has annually increased, until il 1853 Il has
reached more than eight millions and quar-
Ter; and for the service Of 1859 il 70 estimated
that Il will amount to more than ten millions
ofddllass.
-: receipts ce Il: Pcs. cMcs n>;..:.ss.::
cAn be made 70 approach or q squat IL sxpeu
dituse only By means Of the Legislation OF Con-
grssa In applying any rsnsdy care should b.
lsaksn that The people shall not BE- deprived Of
the advantages which they are fairly entitled %
enjoy from - Post Ones Department.
The pgiocipAl remedies recommended 70 the
consideration Of Congress By The Post- Master
General, are p restore the former rate OF post
age upon single letters 70 Ave cents: = snha6-
tate for he Thanking privilege tAe dsliv1sy q
those now entitled q ENJOY it, q poosaxe 1922
Tor their correspondance, a1A ~ diroet ~ %.
parliament, in making oentrAsta fbr Ne trnnapor-
tation Of the mails. = ooaA.s iteelf = pay.sut
Of ths sun necessary Tor tAls siagie puspsss, not
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LIVERY STABLE,
ON kirst.st.. Bot. Main Il Jehusom.
loRSES, BUG0TES and CARkIAGEsA
II OF the best class always ready for
hire. 1e
Horses boarded by the day or week, ct prices to
suit the times.
Transient customers accomm odatsd.
decld .vAN0RSDAL.
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Two VALUABLE FARMS FOB SALE.

THAT Valuable farm which the undersigned has
sided for the last eight nine years. s for sale. t les
on Of Big HaFpeth rFeT the county Of VIII
hanson fourteen miles from Nashville the Village Of
Tank on the Richland and CentrsVe Turnpike miles
from Franklin, county Of williamson, and within
two miles Of North Western Railroad being
strucsd The contains about four hundred and eight
acres hfst farming land; the county line between
Davidson and Williamson runs through the Northwest
Of the tract. L was formally the we'll known farm o.
he late wilkins Whitenld.
On this "a rm comfortable residences with all ne
cessay houses barn. cribs stables, carriage hOuss. c
with excellent young orchard Of most choice fruit Good
spring water and abundanc OfneVeE falling stock
running different sources through the farm. Adi0n
ing this s another tract OF about two hundred Of
excellent land with good residence, for sale. The soil Of
bOth tracts equal any for crops either grain grass
and both united they will be sold separately together,
may buyers It thought BY good judges e0u1 be
Of the best stock in the STATE, its size
A those wanting buy would Of Whsh 70 view
the premises before purchasing. further description IL
themselves. aug 25-eOdEHl JOHN 7. HILL.
TWIsH to sell the farm which reside, in Williamson
Hi containing BY survey, hundred and ninety
nine and hall OF rI rate farming land, with
forzbls dwelling, with all necessary houses suitable for
small farm, with good water. The arm is we'll enclosed
good fences including about ssvea hundred yards Of
stone viii sell this pase separately together
with Hs-as both united would certainly make des-
irsbte farm, and purchasers invited call AfHn
and examine De premises. LAVlNiA. CRAIGHEAD.
For ferher particulars apply 10 Mr. H. " Snyder he
StOreOf Snyder & Frlzzsu, Nashville. L. g.
aug5-eOdzwH
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BY TELEGRAPH.

/ WASHINGTON, April S.-Senate confrmations-
Isaac Winston, Marshal Of Kansas Joseph L. Ken
nedy, Marshal Of the Eastern District Of Louisiana
NEW YORK, april SIT is reported that Colo
mel Burnham's regiment Of New York Volunteers
have been accepted By the President, and that the
other regiment viii be taken from PennsylVanla'
There is q rigid enforcement Of quarantine AVE
all arrivals are visited BY the Health Ohcer. 4he
Fulton sailed for Liverpool to-day she tOOA ~
specie.
Weather at noon, April g
Louisville, clear, wind southwest mercury q
View Orleans clear, mercury u.
Memphis, hszy, wind west, mercury a.
Tuscumbia. cloudy, wind north, mercury "a bar
ometer %, %.
Pittsburg clear, mercury o.
Quebec, clear, mercury A.
Montreal cloudy, mercury A.
Boston. clear, wind west, mercury a.
st. John, N. B., foggy, wind south west, mercury
81.
New York, clear, wind northeast, mercury g..
Philadelphia, clear, wind north east, mercury g..
NEW ORLEANS, April 8.-COttOn sales 5000
bales prices irregular and Feeble but not quOtsbly
lower. Sugar I higher. Choice MolGssesr 28.--
Flour 10c lower. Mess Pork II. Dry sailed Shout
ders 5.75; sides 80. Lard in keus II Z. Freights
to Liverpool on cotton J. Sterling 6a7 premium.
LOUISVILLE, April 8.-sales today Of 22OO bar
rels Mess Pork at SIG. Lsrd 1900 Herces seld at
9Ea9k, and 1900 kegs at lie. Sales TobaocOfOr the
week 1913 hogshesds.
CINCINNATI, March 8-Flour 8 55a8 S. Whis-
Ky l73; Mess Pork Is; Lard in barrels 81 Bulk
Meats 5fa72; Linseed 58a60.
NEW YORK, March S-CottOn quiet; Wheat,
Red l2al 20; White l GOAL As; Linseed 66a67;
Lard IO5al0s; Tea, sales showed decline on all
qualities.
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Another Pittsburger tsstifying to the :

Another PittsbuTgeF tsstiiying 20 the wonder
ful curative powers of BRThave's Holland Bittersi
Mr. Jacob White, Third street, below Market, says;
FOr ear pas have been afflicted very seriously with
dyspepsia so that ny stomach refused TO retain
anything have tried almost every remedy, and the req
Of several physicians, but without RueViaoni until
begsn Of BGThave's Holland BeFs and have row
found relief slmos amounting 70 euTC. found i eee-
in removing the extreme debility OccasiOned by this
disease and generally it has few equals and superior"
mar SOW
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RIVER NEws.-The river still reeedes slowly,
with about five and half feet water on HarPeth
Shoals.
Arrived-Cuba, from Paducah Portsmouth, from
Cincinnati; Blanche Lewis from WaitsbOrO.
Departed-Cuba, for Paducah; Acacia Cottage,
for up river; Portsmouth, for Cincinnati.
EKpected-Dunlieth, from Cincinnati, and the ].
G. Cline, from Memphis.
The fine United States mail and passenger packet,
J. G. Cline, will leave for Memphis, tomorrow,
Monday the 5th, at o'clock, passengers and ship
pers should remember that the Cline is prompt and
regular in her departures.
The steamer Salie West left st, Louis, on ysster-
day evening, and will arrive Monday evening or
night, and leave on Tuesday her regular day for
ST. Louis at 4 o'clock, P. N.
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BITES AND sTINGs OF INsBCTs.-As a remedy for
the stings and bites Of insects and Of all posonous rep
tIes BFaggs Arctic Lniment ia unsurpassed. Such
dsinfectnE and penetrating properties, that no natter
how vruent may be the poison from bite or sting, this
deep neutraZes and eXtracIsiL With BTaggs Arctic
Lniment hand bite Of Tsttesnsks is harmless as
that gnat relieves the of muSQuitO bites In
sany and few minutes entirely destroys the pain from
q sting. For sale By Druggists generally.
anil 2-dSWIm
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.,arlana. Ma. Fsb.s.Iss1

rayl land, Mass., Fsb.5, 1857.
PROF. o. J. WOOD & CO.-Gentsg Having realizes The
good effects OF Jour Hair Restorative 70 SUITE t1at
hiding ny growing thin, as well gray, induc
cad heard ~ arslc5 prepared
BY you, promote its gr0Hh and change color 90
was IN YOUTH DoJh OF Whicn has effected con DsIsy In
the operation have used nearly Three bottles.
Yours, &c, JAAlES FRANCIS
O. J. WOOD & CO., PrOprislors, 3i2 Broadway New
New dn the grsagE. X. Wire RAILING Establishment and
IA MsrketJ, Louis No. And sold BY all good Drug
zigts. FEB 3-da-W3mua
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NASHVILLE.

NJ No advertIssulent Sc inserted In THIS
paper, except from those who have roga-
IA con1ractss NRd except legal notices,
unlees paid fer al she time of insertion.
ian lily.
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sIxrEENTn JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.

We are authorized 20 announce z. GARDENHIRB
candidate for Judge OF the Sixteenth Circuit composed Of
the counties OveTtoH, Fenlress Morgan Scott Gambler
land, White, BledBoe, ssQuache and Marion Election
Thuuday, May q, 1883. mar Este
Wears authorized 60 announce A. A. SWOPB candid
ATE Cor Attorney Of the Sixteenth Judicial Circuit
Election, Thursday, May 9Th, 1858. mar 2S-te
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THE NEW BRANcR BANKs.

Below we give the Boards Of Directors appointed
by the State Bank for the two new branches Knox
vile and Memphis. So far as we are acquainted
with the gentlemen, they are eminently fit for the
position to which they sre called:
MEMPHIS Samuel P Walker, W. H. Carroll, R.
B. Hawley, John L. Safarans, T. W. Hunt, B. F.
Dill, W. B. Miller, D. S. Greer, Sam. Tate, E. De-
lOaob, Willism Park, and Joseph LsnoW.
KEoxvILIE.--J G. NJ. Ramsey, T C. Lyon, J. A.
Mabry, J. C. Marshall, G. NJ. HazsH, H. Talbot Cox,
John h CrOzier, T. J. Powell, A. C. Plumlee, W. H.
sneed, William Moulden, and Benjamin Ellis.
IA The ladies will learn from Mr.. WIsR's advsr-
tisement in this morning. paper, that his summer
opening Of bOnnets aad millinery goods of the latest
aud most fashionable Styles occurs tomorrow. Ev-
cry body acquainted with Mr.. WISE knows he viii
have grand display, for he makes it point not to
be ezCelled. BIS present stock is the richest and
most desirable be has ever offered in this market
Remember tomorrow, ladies, and call in at Mr..
WIsE's establishment if you wish any thing in the
millinery line really handsome.
~ Our theatre goers will rejoice to learn that
Mr.. CRISP has, in obedience to general wish,
prevailed upon Miss CUsHMAE foreman three nights
longer. Her engagement which terminated last
night, was unquestionably the most brilliant ever
played upon the boards at the Nashville Theatre,
and our people we're not willing she should leave US
without giving them further opportunity of witness
ing her wonderful impersOnatiOn Of the charac-
ters she assumes. Tomorrow night Miss CUsH-
MAN appears as 7is5e in the Actress Of Padua, and
it is needless 10 say she will impar to that charac-
ter charm it never before possessed to those who
have witnessed its impersonation.
Ia The rarest and most exquisite display OF
bOnnets and Millinery goods is to be seen at the
New York Millinery Emporium, Union street. The
judgment and taste displayed in the selection Of this
stock cannot be surpassed. Every thing new and
beautiful the very height Of fashion, is so tempt
ingly displayed there, that would advise ladies
who do not intend to purchase "love Of 8 bonnet
this spring not to call, but they want that very
article that is the place get it. The stock is
open for inspection, and we would advise all who
wish to see brilliant display Of fashion and taste
70 call at this establishments
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NJ President ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, viii preach
in the Christian Chapel on Spring street. Lords
dsv morning at IL O. clock.
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