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BOARDING.
| SEE FIRST PAGE.

BOARD MIA large and elegantly furnished
\ front HODM, with the convenIences of gas,
shower-bath fixtures, &c, may be obtained, with
nh sts. no % St.
MES. A. w. BRINKLEY respectfully informs
w her ilends and the public that she Is prepared
10 Accommodate bOardeTg, both transient and per-
manent, on reasonable terms. Persons desiring a
comfortable home, where there are no children. and
comfortable will do well by applying immediately
at her re sidence, No. 90 south Eutaw street. be-
tween Camden and Pratt sts., Baltimore. no I'LL m
BOARDING, with handsomely furnished Rooms,
- lighted with gas, may be obtained by early ap-
p!Icaon at $40 18th street, between and strests
lev Table Boarders can also be accommodated.
90 l-lmf
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BLTlMoRK, Nov. - -Flour IL unchanged
Wheat Is unchanged Com Ia firm: old white
6Sa9oc., new " low 6ia6sc
Provisions s'eady
Whisky firm; Ohio Ole
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BLANKETS AND FLANNELs
l. HAVE Just RECEIVED a large assortment Of
lO-4, ii 4, ~ Bed Blankets,
Also, heavy Blankets for servants
Blue, Green, and Gray Blankets,
Also, heavy Shaker and Country flanneIs
II. EGAN,
~ 10 IA. avenue, south slde.
no Us 81 llntel.l bet 9th and 9th sts
MI RIDER MURDER
NENILE MEN who utter this cry IN their forts
way 10 FkANCIS'S House furnishIpS Store. on
t,h street liz Is comfort to shave with one Of his
Strops: Glasses, &c besides a vor Of other uss,
iul notions You get your moneys worth At
no ls-tf above Odd Fellows Hall, on I'm At.
CARPETISGS !-CARPETINGSm
= HAVE Just received from the Phi lAde phia auo-
lions another lot Of those cheap
All Wool Ingram CarpetIpgs,
Also, a. and Ga Floor OIlcloths,
Table OIlclnths, Rugs and Mats,
Also, Ga Curtain Damask.
HENRY EGAN.
Us Pa. avenae- south AIDE.
no Isot LInIeLl oet. 9Th and 9Th sits.
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THE LATEST NEWS. p
sy telegraph for the Evening stur
TUX DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival Of tia f-ftv ~ u.,..-


NEW YORK, Nov. e3-Tbe Chv NJ p,v.
nh, hNrLP poo the 10Th instant, arrived hers al
n'sI ne africa arrived out on the IN
AZ the LORD msyor's bsnQ uet the E.,i ~ r,-~s.
and others Of the Cabinet spoie Ts. 10y
TO commit themselves, but promissS az, az
ionhcomng measures should be comprehsa.sss
ana national In their character
The details Of Lord Elginis Jan.n ,,..,x -
been published Great Britain r. 10 have S,nIo.
Hsuc agent az geddo, and japan one NJ I.onIan q
me Emperor Napoleon says that n the emigrs
uoh OF free negroes from the coast OF Affics A
tne slave trade In disguise he will have none OF
~ ana has Instructed Prince Napoleon 20 resume
,uHesotlaaons with England relative 10 subsfitu-
The fnDs,. Tor negroes in the French colonies.
nall uneia car Of Napoleon l. had been for
naxns pepsented TO France through Sir John Bur.
| rs, n. , nSe Napoleon, In receiving a. said
| Victories Ss.,ra ,ne act as testimony Of Qsesn
orances OF ~. Helena, and An ,dds,,o.s, slas.
two Po%e1. .Ai alliance now existing between the
The Legislature OF HoIl.nd n,a ,,,,..
| racoa. An Sunhsm and Gu
Conferences between the spanish M,o,,s.r a,
basssdors at Madrid, promise a ssfi.f.e,oes ..i
uen OF the Mexican difncnlty
H.. denmark has abrogsted the Constituted Of
The Calcutta mail of October 9th had h.., ell
e2raphed, but the dispstches contained nothing
Of sflking Importance. The markets were duh
and freights lower.
ing the commissioners on the Tarif NJ Shane hal
hs pnlcn e1 pedition a. ainst Jambe, In s1ms-
tn had been succsssful,
Tne French and Spanish forces had bloc kaded
.ne HNsf fauran, In Cochin China Tea was
nrm at Foo-Chow.
COMMERCIAL
Inc sales OF cotton at Liverpool for three d,vs
amounted TO 1900 bales; 1000 were tsken On
speculation and 200 for export The msrket
closed seeady. Richardson, Spence a Co saw
tnat ali qualities bad slightly declined but In
Ierlor qualities most. Manufacturing reports
ION manchester were more favorable, In conse-
quenee Of nrmVr prices "
Flour was very dull, and Cd lower: yestern
canal 2os Philadelphia and Baltimore %. GA a
!ls 3D. ONO 22A24s. Wheat dull with A .lIght
uecllne on inferior qualities; red western q, i0d
aos. "a white do. 6aos. ID Southern white os
% avs Corn was very dull and nominal. rnired
2Ss.; yellow 20s.; white 32a33s All ouaiities Of
European corn bad slightly declined wake
but steady. " O'
PROVISIONS heavy, and generally unchanged
GENERAL PTOduce.-Sugar quiet; Coffee Quiet:
klce strSdy; Rosin steady, at 3. IOai; spirits
Iurpentine steady, at 40
Consois for money and account o. Ys9sI
THE VERY LATEST
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday noon -Cot,o, ~s,,
mated sales to-day, 5000 bales. The market
closed steady, at the following rates Por mid
allng grades, Orleans 8 Is Is; Mobiles, OK; Up
very dull.
LoNDoS, Wednesday nOOn-con.ols for money
4 ECG
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FUTURE DAYS

By J. c. MCGUIRE L Co, Auo,io5se,,
CATALOGUE.S SALE OF VALUARIp
- bo0ss..On WEDNESDAY AFTERH1hN
we shall sell, by catalogue, q collection Of Va
paoie Books. belonging to his E1celenoy Cay.lc1tI
WORKS IN the English, FreT oh, Spanish, GerTnaI !.
and Portuguese languages. all hand someiy bound in
best Parlsian sty lie OF bindings ~ an
rooms. - " AsaAs
Terms cash. .. .
no q J. C. McGIURE IN 49,.
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n, THANKSGIVING FIXINGS!
zip Mary land Hams, real Bologna Sausage,
lew kais,ns, Currants, Citron ard Figs, cooking
wines and Brandles. superior Apples, Oranges and
antilles wishing a supply of fresh Oysters on
THANKSGIVING. will please leave their orders the day
before. SAML. Il. DRURY,
no 2o-St Corner 18th st. and Penna avenue.
T THE HARP.
HE QUEEN OF ALL INSTRUMENTS.
one, will be allowed the privilege of the use of one
Tor daily practise tcithout ehdrgs, at the new
MUSICAL REPOSITORY BY making immediate ar
Engagements with PROF. G. Il. DRCHNIEL for a
thororsh and proper conrSs Of tHStrEctsoa includ-
Ing Bochsa's celebrated NEW HARP fFFRcrs AND
Passages. Terms $50 per quarter: pay no more.
ELESANr TONED HARrs from ESQ to $500, war
Lac. TT" =
PIANOS, HARPs, GUITARS, & O., & O., for sale and
to rent. ~ - : - ~
Musical Repository corner 18th st. and Pa. av.
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Death Of an American Ahead
BaltImere NIsrkst,

NEW YORK, Nov 93.-The Paris papers an
nounce the death there Of Hon. Benz r. Butler
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=, IL TIE ABOVE SALE is FURTHER
Postponed, until FRIDAY, the 18th instant same
hour and place.
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H. THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED
until MONDAY, the I'D instant, came hour and
place, In consequence of the inciemency OF the
weather. w SEI DEN Macao
no 10 Is for the District of Columbia,
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CoNNERcraI

LIVERPOOL, Wednesday noon.-cotton esti.
mated sales to-day, 5000 bales. The marke,
ding grades, Orleans 8 Is IS; Mobiles, 6X: I'D.
very dull.
LoNDoS, Wednesday nOon-Consols for none,
and account, 9s Xa9eA
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ARRESTS FOR LARCEyY-Ollcer Daw arrested
Nicholas King and Gus Morris, who were charged
with stealing a lot OF wines from Benedict lost
The parties were taken before Justice DOM ard
afer an investigation OF the testimony they were
fully committed to jail for trial at the ensuing
term Of the criminal court. q
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By }. @. MCGUIRE a. Co. Auctiona1r,
A DMINISTRATORS' SALE OF SMALL
a "a, !, Lot OF SHoIcR WINE. &c.-On FRIDAY Az
IEhNoON, November 26th, at 4 O'Clock, at the
enotlon rooms, we shs sell, a email lot OF oAoic
I oe,onsns to the estate OF the late l.. b.
Chsmlasne, Madeira. Sherry. Claret, and Italia
Lot California Wine, u yesrs old,
Black Tea, ' Oo'Uoi' Sitafs'
Lot Books, Box Shells, Coil Atlantic Csbe. IA. 81
ierhs cash. VIM. p. JOHNSTON
GEORGE ID. FOWLE
| Adminis trat ors
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RoBBED.-The dry goods store o: MT Andrew
Goddard, on Seventh street, near Now York ave-
nue., was broken open on Saturday or Sunday
night last, and the money drawer robbed Of some
IS In cash. The place was entered by forcing up
The slide door Of the front trance and breaking
out large pane Of glass in the door
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CONDITION OF THE FIRE DKPARrMKNr-Tbe
report OF the inspector Of FIRE apparatus shows the
condition OF the companies OF the department to
be as follows nion.-Englne and suction In
order; the hose needs repair, and also the engine
house. franklin Apparatus in good order;
about four hundred feet of hose ia order: about
the same amount undergoing repairs. Perseve-
rance.-The old engine neads repair; the balance
Of the apparatus In good order. Columbia Ali
in order. ABacostia All in order except the
suction metropolitan Hook and Ladder All In
working order; but needs painting for preserva-
ton.
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HoRR:D.-Sunday Mig ht, woman named Ellen
Murphy entered the house Of Edward shanayhap.
Ga N street, between Third and Fourth street.
and ABUSED his wife, Mary shanagha han. She then
turned upon Shanaghan himself tie told her he
did not wish 10 hight woman; II she We're man
u would be different. Just then Ellen Murphy's
husband came In and graPpltd with Shanag han;
she took pot Of boiling water f,om The STOW,
and threw upon Shanagan'S face ut the same
time scalding her own husband. Dr. Began was
sent FOR, and be Is OF opinion that one OF SDaua-
ghan's eyes Is entirely lost, ana IL the other is
saved IL will be by the exercise OF the utmost
care and attention. warrant was issued by
Justice Dom, and placed In the hands Of Olaeer
Timms for the arrest Of the woman, but as vet no
clue TO her Whereabouts has been obtained The
orncer, from whom this account was obtained
saw the injured man this morning, and says be
- drssdfally sealded - -
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MARSHAL'S SALEM virtue ola vrIt of hs
~ RI facias issued from the Clerks Office OF thu
circuit Court OF the District of Columbia for the
county OF Washington and to me directed. will ey :
house door Of said county, on MONDAY, the 18th
asy OF Noyeinner 1883 at y O'Clock the follow
title, lain. and interest in and TO PAGES sphdsyi
sion OF square No $40, being Lots Nos. ], 2,
ana D, OF said SUBDIVISION, and of said Souare No
$50, as laid down IN the Surveyors ofics m her
D. io,io No: az, IN the city of WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
together with all and singular the improyements
thereon, seized and levied upon as the pronerty 90
seorge page, and WI! be sold te satisfy JsdioiaIs
-, 10 OotopeI term 1853, In favor Of Robert H.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
90 Tor the District Of Columbia
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CHEAP Books AND STATIONERY at Adamson's
yania avenue. Letter and Note Paper from sIx to
hteen cents per suire. Good Env eIopes from three
10 four cents PACK age. Agency for ali the News.
papers, Cheap Publications, Magazines, DC. 2o-tf
- FAIRS. Balls, and Festivals furnished with Ice
cream, ofthe best quality, at 81 per gallon, and
Confectionery OF al kinds at reduced prices fresh
MADE every day, AZ the PhiEadslph'a CoAtsoGioHer
&C Is I'm
=, WEDplSS CAFES. very pretty and very cheap, at
TIE rhllaaetphIa Confectionery. corner I2th and r
streets. Ice Cream and Water Ices, 50 osnts per
quart. No eIms
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~ THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED,
on account of the lncemenoy OF the weather, unit
SA tURDAY, the 9th inst, same hour and place
nov Esd A. GREEN Auct;r
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in Christ church handsome mnraI tablet 10 the memory
81 theI Late COMMANDING officer Lieut. Colonel Wehera
ron OF Tic AdJu,ant Gcsra of her Majesty forces
The town Is healthy wh the exception Of the measles,
uhch arc prevalent II seems ridiculous u huge
men and y omen with measles
The judicial Comm Of Pr,vy Council haze reduced
Tie sais age Of IS awarded ~, The Vice Adm Ally
Court m The case OF The American ship Inca last year
ga per cca'. The ,he GoIea Star has ao ueen
apucalr.i..
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The ooldA inhueuxas ueuaigc aud rh0unxAnc
ferors win al 10 two three good doses OF
Bra pills. which admitted by all 10 be the best
psu,e ccar IRE blood from al oulness the worlds
snd those who suGerrg duty 70 henselvest 70
their They will be valued beyond price when used
Ress the iol,~ing'- -
Gerileuan aged ATTY. 1orid complexion scrofuoaa habit
sudden OF the kidneys pain excrrciat
ing Ctulg rein. lie stand up without mortal
agtry lie hd tie assistance OF the best pity the WI
lser acrCd lhOut any mitigation Of his suherngs When
bore ha departed last means he swallowed eight Brand
rhF robe universal pills then applied the seat
o. u. r'ln mustard piaeer In hive hours the ris Operated
.Ed u The phin continued until this effect occurred yrtn
lhen ceased enrey and he his health lew days
Oe two have and there has been return
OF ibc dIse-se.
centemsa az New York suffered from pain in the chest
ahd dyspepsn He AIDE bis n and fully expected that his
days we're short Bw he prevailed upon % take one
Bandteih vegetable universal pin each night hhe they bene
h'ted him. Tie commenced, and relieved the hrs
day He took another his Improved,
and be st coni5ued 10 take pill he dbl this for
three hundred and sty 1--WE nights and by this time he had
~e,ghJ
where Ia the medicine that such resulta
BrancyS Vi pills ! Principal oslee 29t Canal street
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MISCELLANEOUS.

!. BARrHoLFs SEWING MACHINES RAVE NO
"A. superior.'-hersd Oafe scs Breadsay
all KINDS Or rAYrIy SWING DOM on BAR.
n 1HutF : Saving MACHINES by Mrs ~ W MARSH
No Eerrpalwty
III. KINDS Or FONT NSn CLOAK pscfNOs
y stteaed - r. RfHObt'S SkNtN~ MAgufNEs by
- II Ma SsE 90 BsUsdSs4
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Barry1 Trtcopherous IL the Best nsd
article for dressing besuing cleansing csans,
preserving and restoring the hair ladies' try t. SOLD ~ i
druggists
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HOnOsveyNs Ointment. $50 where you will.
in what company you please YOU will si lie Told thai ths
yatng salve gives eef all cutneou
butte and eruplve aaectons 50 Maiden laue, n. \.
CarSi.-An Persons who have Gray Hair
hair OF bad color invted 10 cell AMI
0RANDJkAN Consultation ea at Church slsse,
Of Barclay. His fluid gfe61tls hsir
stred and be considered real rodigv OF caas.gy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-21

Winter ClOthing.-S$e have this week made
large additions stock Of MOSCOW and Labrador beaver
which the demand has been large oar
OF beaver and cashmere winter bn coats sacks pae
pats and vests match also hugely relcahcd from fab
rics of late mpoatns An early call will ~
desirable s,yes that wi soep be out Of the
d. DFvLTN 4 CO.,
a AMI fll I,roaaHav
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Married.
RAsER--TrIL-On Thursday, Nov. "a, at Trinity cnurch
New Conn.,, by the Rev Dr. Marble EDWIN BAKER,
OF Brook,n, n. y to MARi Hui, daughter Of the late
Cbsri,s HUI, ESQ, OF Newto~n.
BRocHuAy-BorgNE.-i Brooklyn, on SUNDAY, Nov. ~.
by tn, Rev II. bangs, Imam Baocswag TO FiizA BovRsy
~ OF Brooklyn
nA,is-Io,E--On Wednesday, Nov. II, by tho Most
Rev. Archbishop Hughes 1uoMAs DAVE Jr., 10 MARIA
aITA, daughter Of Lore MO Jove, Esg
IE Er.t-!iR BoNHSForx.--At the American Embassy,
Pars Monday October 4. by the Rev W. q lamsou,
81 The American Episcopal chapel Captain PAUL REAu
OF the mpera! Artillery 10 CLARA CECILIA, daughter OF L.
dc Eonne.oux, late Of New YORK.
HrrcH--pst anA1ER-Ou Thursday, Nov. 1s. by the Rev
Adm. X Van Nest Jr, Mr.. iLoHzo DrTcu to Miss SoriA
b. daugitef OF the late Samuel pelauater, al OF thus
CITY.
IinGHso,--DRiANr.-At Grace Church, Newark, \. j.
on Thu sday, Nov 49, 10y the Rev. Mr.. Cady, Henry h.
IiIG0isoy, Of New York, u. BRIAnr OF Newark.
SHIMwEiI-O~iHsm --Un Wednesday, Nov. II, al the
Temple by the Rev. Dr Adler, Mr. ArGyrsr SnMwaI TO
CoguE;iA, daughter NJ Ostheim s.q, all oil this city
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Defiance Snlamander Safcs--with PATENT
powder proof locka bars Also, Gre AMI burglar
p'''' ''' ''' ROBERT " PATRICK
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The CEmeo-Typc II Beyond Comparison
with any Other miniature. Takea only at WILLIAMSON
BROTHERS, Brooklyn
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Married.

FAIRBArRH.-At No. 8 Joraemon stscct, Fast brooklyn
Friday Nov. 10 ANN JANE wife OF sr James
OF a sou
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Qw~ruS Cod Liver Otl Jolly can he Taken
wshoas taste vt the el olcc 10 Fourth pm
fOtp CLAY co. he Fleschsr ssceL VII .ssAs sseata
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Genuine Csmphor Ice IL Only Manufacture
"a by the sole proprietor w. W NoNpEKsMITH all others
counterfeit you troubled with rough skin or salt
rhcum just try H. Depot, i5s Bowery, drug store.
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tona ministers Ia place OF those at csea oiatng in
the Mouth aud Soul, churches-Res Matllsoa smith,
of Broope Mas. goes 90 The former and Rev AicsaD
der Thompson, OF sIpeoD, Staten lss,d gocs 10 the
latter.
On the 18th inst the Methodist Protestant Convs alton
AT Springfield, Ohio, after much iscusson and with ony
two negative, onc Ministerial AID hay, 80 ninesee0
afi!r native votes adopted the following rcsoatloD:
Resolved, That ndispuiabio facts, the inductvns OF
sound ioe'e the dictates o Christian ifadepee aud Gu
ghteDed sense 81 our duty "a God and man justify and
warrant this convention, tic name Of the several an
haa conferences, herein represented 70 now declare an
Official connection, co.opesatou and official Fellowship
with and between said conferences aud such conferences
ana churches within the Methodist Protestant Association
practice tolerate slavehoding and slavetradng
specified in sand memorial, TO be nov aud forever sas
pended"
We have already mentioned that the Church OF Scot
land had decided establishing regular service ia ar
According to present arrangements Principal Taioch, o.
St Andrews will ociac during great part Of the year,
and the Scottish church rom time To time to send
OF their best preachers. TIE Scottish church
literally pays the expense until such time congre
CATION can bc formed its bass, under the Con
suiar Dr. Moait, honorary secretary Paris writes
favoraby the committee in Ednburg 10 the progress
made
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-21

Winter heterogeneous for Geasiemeu-
hosiery gloves scsrEs shsws &C iow prices FULLER
TON ! furnishing house. Di Broaiway.
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The Winter Clothing for boys, NJ Rogers
a RANNUNDS. comprises immense variety of warm
c.gsn,, cut together nh snf school suits
n " ~ STYLE s'atrd from vetO sixteen,
ard The cheapest tn the trade.
ROGERS RAYMOND
Corner &C rult0n aud Nassau streets.
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nyIsnrLLANEOUS.

AT yonrs'. 10 ANN n REEr-N 50 YO9 DOUBs
"A piod wafer proof seweH ooss Also, u ~ Ter co.
eofeu peg beoc--warvsnted 10 give sallHfactlou-
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business Suits NJ n Great Sscrf6ce.-We
will Monday Nov "a sell drst rate fashion
abs suits fifteen dollars aid by other
houses twenty five dollars aud by previously for
less than twenty dollars McKISLkY a McGRAbk,
as Broadway corner &c lispensrd street
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Csnt1emcn's Travelling shirts Sc Each M
The shirt and collar DEPOT Nos and William street
door north OF Maiden lane. Gt0. NJ TRACY, Agent
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wheeler q Wilson's sewing Machines,
new style Price $50 0ace 3t3 Broadway.
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Half a Dozen Fine Shirts for -, Worth Sf3.
MoODY's Shirt emporium, 90 Broadway.
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CTYREING SILVER
- SPOONS FORKS
TEA SERVICES URN2
GUBf.kTS. TRAYS, PITCHERS ke. Ac-
OF The newest and cgant STYLES,
Ky. HALGHwoUT A co,
Corner Of Broadway sad Btoosns street.
gfSaEps sFwrNu MACHINES
- fse rrra, reduction IN hs price Of tsess Indispensable
hiss bse bf0uxh rush Of customers ThoSga TIE
have been dssn tn. machine. rsie
hor IL toe Time W by. M s1nGFH A co.
Maw Y,xS
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-04-22

timing to big Office, taking a receipt
therefor, which shall specify the particu.
lar class of books, papers, and moneys
thus transferred.
SOS. All acts and parts of acts which
have heretofore constituted the school
laws of the State of Iowa, except those
relating to school lands and the school
fund, and all acts and parts of acts here
tofore IN force relative to the State Uni.
versity, are hereby repealed, except that
the officers created under those acts and
parts of acts. and the power and aIthori-
ty under which they act, shall continue
in force until the Offices created by this
act are filled and the respective officers
become qualified and enter upon the dis
charge of their respective duties, and all
rights and liabilities, civil or criminal,
which have accrued or been incurred un-
der the act or acts hereby repealed, shall
be in force in the same manner as if said
act or acts were still in force.
s SO. This act to be in force from and
after its publication in the Iowa State
Journal and the Iowa Weekly Citizen ;
and any paper in this State publishing
this act, and forwarding to the Auditor Of
State a copy or copies containing the
same, on or before the first Monday of
April next, shall be entitled to and re-
ceive from the State Treasury the sum
Of Ave dollars.
STEPHEN B. SHELLEDY.
Speaker Of the House of Representatives
ORAN FAVILLE,
President Of the Senate
Approved March 18th, 1858.
RALPH p. LOWE.
Office Of Secretary Of State,
Des Moines, March 18th, 1853.
1 hereby certify that the foregoing is
a true copy from the original roll on file
in my Office. ELIJAH SELLS,
Secretary of State