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The great speech Of Gov. JOHNSON, on the Ten
nessee instruoting resolutions, is continued in our
paper. It viii be concluded in our paper Of to-
morrow and viii be followed, in close succession
by the speeches Of the democratic Representatives
from Tennessee on the same and other subjects.
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Mr.. BILL AND HIS TREACHERY.-Some Of the for,
mer admirers Of Mr. Bell affect some little indgna-
ton at the severe criticisms upon his course on the
Kansas question. His long past services to the
country, they say ought to shield him from censure
on this matter. We cannot understand the force Of
such reasoning. A similar sort Of argument would
have shielded Benedict Arnoldfrom all snimadversiOn
upon his treacheTy and desertion.
But viii some Of Mr.. Bells particular admirers
show us what great services he has rendered the
country? Did he ever originate and carry through
any great measure! Has he ever established any
great OF vital principle that will leave its impress
upon our future history? None thatwe know. We
do know that in 1886, in speech made in Boston,
he formally united in holy WedlOck the States Of
Tennessee and Massachusetts, and from that day TO
this be has uniformly voted, all great questions
with the Massachusetts delegation in Congress, from
Webster down to Wilson. These are some Of his
past services we suppose which ought to shield him
from censure now. We do not think the Southern
people with all their forbesrance, can afford TO be
SO merciful and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES appeal.
RS- We direct attention Of ell whom it may con-
Germ TO the advertisement Of the Secretary Of State
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Trust sale of an Iron Foundry.

AUsI ocl4O u Oh hui ~ u44NL4J y
DY virtue OF Deed Of Trust made n the 18th
ID day OF September, 1857, by Richard Wbtcomb, VIM
Leige, and John Haey, and which registered 10 the
proper Office this county, in Book No o. pages 00 lOi
aud l02, will offer public sale Tuesday the 20th day
Of April next, the property therein described, consisting Of
Steam Engine and Boiler, Fan, CupOla, ShaflnE and
tBetng, Woo Lathe, Crane. Moulding Fasks, Patterns
Benches and other articles and fixtures Necessary AIRY
Iron Foundry, including FOTges and Black Inbs
Tools together with than sixty tons Of pie iron and
number Of Car Wheels and other Castings les qss many
other articles and materials mentioned in said Deed OF
Trust
This Oandry has been in operation about six months, and
is situated In Edgehed the river j1st below The old
bridge, and very the OF the Machine Shops,
Of the Louisville and Nashville and the Bdge6ed and Ken
ucky Railroad Companies.
Terms which shall be reasonable made known the day
Of sale WASHINGTON BARROW,
Trustee.
thereby consent DESIRE that the sale above
tened, shsll take piasps
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PASSAGE OF THE KANSAS BILL By THE
SENATE.


The passage Of the Kansas Bill by the Senate is
an unconditional triumph of Southern rights and
interests, says the Richmond South In the first
place, the majority for the measure exc eeded the
calculations of its advocates. Then too, in the
fact, that it supported by every Senator from
the South, with the exception of CEITTEEDEN and
BELI-those monumental remains of defunet or
ganizstioR-We have additional cause Of coRgratu-
lation. In the hour Of trial KENNEDY kent his en-
gagement despite the budgeOn Of Plug. Uglyism.
So mpartially did reason and right plead for the
measure, and terrible was the threat with which
the South coerced the fidelity Of its debateabe rep
reseutatYes, that HoUsToS even was bound to yield
a reluctant assent to the admission Of Kansas. The
conservative sentiment of the Northern Democracy
was gloriously manifest in the votes of WRIGHT,
GwIN, BRIGHT, ALLEN, FITCH, JONES and THOMPSON
The people of the South will not be insensibe to
the services of these Senators. They may be pur
sued with the malignity Of sectional fauatiosm-
they may be exposed to the reproaches of a monda-
oious press and the ingratude Of an unworthy con-
siuency-bgt the South will honor th cir intrepidity
and history will perpetuate the record Of their pa
triotism.
We attach special Importance to the action Of the
Senate in the admission of Kansas because of it's
effect on the fate OF the measure. The vote implies
no cquivocal endorsement. 1t exhibits the conclu-
sion to which anxious inquiry and elaborate srgu-
ment have conducted a select assembly Of the best
and wises. statesmen of the country, in regard to
measure Of the greatest consequence to the public
interests. Such imposing demonstration from
so august body will determine the direction Of
popalsr opinion in the COUNTRY
MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAmRoAD.-The Memphis
Appeal gathers from one Of the Directors Of this
road, the following interesting details:
"Thc Mississippi Central Railroad has now in
operation hundred and two miles well equipped
with rolling stock, and doing good business, and has
graded the entire road bed, except twenty miles,
Of which will he graded by October leaving only
ten miles Of very hight work between Grenada and /
Middleton. They will extend the road on the northern
end 20 COdeevIle, and the southern end to |
leagues Ferry this summer. The company has on |
hand rails for ten miles, and owes no more money
than its prospective ability TO meet; has expended
two and q half millions Of dollars on the road and
If IL could purchase rails and fixtures for die balance
Of the road the people the line would cheerfulIy
contribute funds for its completion The Board have
commissioned the President TO 60 to Europe to ne
otate for the loan Of money to purchase rails and
fixtures to complete the road. They expect him to
sell the bonds Of the company, issued under mort
gage upon the entire property and effects Of the
company
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Ks LIQUORS. -
FIN = RAILS.

w r. CORN ILLUS, Agent for the sale Of Fisk's Ces.
~ bratsd Patent Metallic Burial Cases.
prepared 70 attend all funerals heretofore, when az
services may be required. Oe8a the PhniK WaTeFO0h
No. 49 Spring street, Cherry. Residence No. u Vine
street, between Spring and Broad.
H.B-Will also attend 70 rec kf1YWarding bodiuI
&s.l NJ notaed lspl49
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN

ERoM The court house gale, Saturday evening last
II snail gray rs5, win back and taiI Re has
nara Just above The hO1 tee len hind ioot causad
By being cut win rope tine since The horsa Is 10
goOi eondHons Atihs time be iakal hen Ilrbf
saddle, vita red Blanket and light aaher hrdlo uneo-
ored. liberal reward sill gTen for his Fstura or M
mar - THOMAS G, ALL8oH,
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Lost,
Notice Extraordinary

EOR SALB, House and Lot con tsnln four and quar-.
ter acres, in the village Of Coneuyflle Giles county
Tenn Attached TO said s1 good TAN YARD, all COM
plee There good Dwelling and all necessary hou
es II believed TO DO OF the locations
State for Tan Yard Price reasonable. Terms easy. Call
ATTEST villages be found anywhere. Churches and good
Schools In abundance. GEO. &, MCCLURE.
april l-WE Trustee for @. Hood
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Auction Sale
OF
GROCEREES!!
BY
II. S. French and Son.

ON TUESDAY, April G. We viii offer for sale IN from
~ Of warehouse, CLARK street, at 10 O'Clock, the fol
out reserve, viz:
30 hhds sugar, from fair tol5O doz. Painted Buckets
prime, SO reams Wrapping Paper,
100 bags o. and Baltimore 25 bbIs Dom este Brandy;
Coffee; IS bbls. Holland GIN
1000 kegs Nails choice brands; so ObIs Julius Smiths Old
500 boxes Star Candles, full K eserve Whisky;
weight; 90 cases Matches;
1000 bbIs. Whisky, vsFOusi0O boxes Corn starch;
brands 100 g Wheaton 1taroh;
100 boxes Tobacco; 100 90 ChsrOO, ,I4Ts;
1000 sacks course and fac Sslt;I5O " TaliOW Jallsg
5000 Cigars, ass'd brands 50 " Backing, large and
$50 doZ. BTOoms; small.
go boxes Fine Brandy
With other articles the grocery line too numerous 70
mention. aBEI Fl. S. FRENCH * son.
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LaWPenCeburg Money.
WB are taking LEWTenceburg Bank NOIes at pay
have for sale.
fob 50, 1855, WI GORDON q co.
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GIaSsWaPe,


100 boxes Wine and Brandy Bottles;
80 do Flasks-quarts, pints and = pinls;
20 do Tumblers;
200 Demiiohns.
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IA We direct attention Of all whom it may con-
Germ to the advertisement Of the Secretary Of State
in to-dsy's paper.
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FOR WAITSBORC
S5 Reward!

I oST, Sunday morning, 2sh March, at or near the
II UNIoN q AMERICAN ONCE, Gold Headed Cane,
with the owners name etc, inscribed The above
reward viii be given, II the Cane is LETT
once, on DeadeTiek street. 30-tf
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Or, THE GIPsBY's PROP H ECY.
Neg MerrIles The Gpsey. Miss G. euShman'
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COPdiaIs.
Porter. Ale. And Cider,

20 casks London Porter besI brands quartz and puis
20 do Abbotts India Pale Ae, do do
10 do Bass b Co. celebrated Ale, do do
50 boxes champagne Cider.
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In her grand Improvisation Of MEG aERKlLbSj in which
she has achieved Wofld.V7ide fame.
MF. J. r. Taylor. - TO- MAhheElDs'
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On ;s evening viii acted the great drama, in acts,
sHN'i'u GUY MANNERING;
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M Crisp has the pleasure 70 announce The fourth
aSss night too the Gfeat Actress Of the sge,
Mss. C. 'CUSBMAN,
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CRTsP,s GAIETY.
THURSDAY EFENLNe, APRIL l. 1855

1rs.snrsr W. D. oANNLA
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WiLITAMsON Z CHEATHAM,

THE undersigned would inform their friends snd the
i public generally that they have associated themselves
undtr the firm and style Of
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10000 genuine Havana Cgars-chOicest brands.
Tobacco and Snuff.
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NEW BOOKS
r. HAGAN-
Wide And SEEK.n

WITH A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Ink, STATES, PENCILS & STA TIONERT GEygRlLLI
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but the shil know Of Him, and tins n the reason
they a,sStDWpoor GHe then shook hands and sat
l~ 1ct;ng Commissioner have listened atsentvey 90
the chief and baxes have said and have particularly
loed all they have said about being poor Tell them
1ng to the inierprcter ta& IL is all their own tAuit
ause they have acted like children and not IKE men
M they will only initiate their white brethren the Great
Shirt Will smile their exertions Say " them, and To
Nv friend the principal chief OF the Loup band par.
bcularly that il lac viii take the medicine shall
rebe, and In the mode and manner he "ii De salts
I'd a1 a I. medicine man (I2nghterl II he will
m that medicine according to directions, he will grow to
le full stature Of manhood from being child 10
x And tell him. and the Others that 1t some future
time will give them the prescription 10 which refer
Principal Chief l have said but little TO day, father
but hereafter will say mere
Commissioners. We have asid eaough to-day. and nov
nv friends had better 90 with their agent and interpreter
and get something to make them fat
Principal Chief We all much pleased
Thus ended this unique ceremonial interview.
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OF FICIAL l..

Ps g Ne tssi States g Amersoa 10 all xAa
way
having exhibited that Keado
appointed republic Of Mexico
at FRANKLIN Territory do hereby
hnn free exercise and ENJOY such func
powers and privileges allowed 70 the conuis u
ms fave the United States.
whereof have eaned these letters 10 be made
the United ssstss to be Lereanto AFFIXED
my the Of Washington the s0t day Il
n December 1857 Independence a tho United
America the eighty SECOND
JAMES BUCHANAN.
BY the President
IExfs CAss, Secretary q STATE
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Tue ANncAx CHArM N Pann.-Mr- Arson q Phelps
treasurer Of the American and Foreign Christian Union
writes that the las payment this yar to the architect
The American chapel in Paris will be made and that the
congregation have now without doubt obtained pose-
on of the church There win have been about $50 600
PAID on account leaving about SIS 900 70 be paid next
year or 70 remain on mortgage The treasury Of the
american and Foreign Christian Union however, will be
'erdrSwn about 81 oea account Of this enterprise
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WASHINGTON THEATRE.

NOTICE-The public is respectfully informed that
the erosedns "ei-mensy and dapee- q The weather
retarded tbe wok ~ decorative painting
nAnar-msut 10 obliged p-sspooe op~nsss
MONDAY. JANUARY 4
the
urAay bon ce All be opened Monday
morning fs securing Jan
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THE MouHAcHx THE ESoLiM PuLrrr A London peri
ocal states that nearly all the English clegymen living
between two and three hundred years ago the
che In his list Of those who wore the heard on the
upper lip find the we'll known names ef John Dome
George Herbert Robert Heriek, Jeremy TAYLOR Thomas
tuiler snd Robert South. The famous John Knox and
the celebrated John Bunyan the moustachc: also
Wielife, Cardinal Pope. Arrhbixhop Cnnmer, Bishops
Ridley, Latmer Jewel Holbcch miridey, Goodrich Skin
Day, Archbishop Land and Z host of others
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II ORD BYRON'S WORKS. G vols. Murray's
IL A I~naon edition purple calf binding
knights London Green
tratford Shakespeare. Ix,u,ion In
The Cabinet Shakespeare. II wells. London. gill.
vols IoAdon. Halfcah
Poses Biographical Dictionary. IL vols LnHdn. Full cali
History. vols London Many In half
a.
Histories vols london. Iiahrah
swfts Works. Roscoe's edition. vols London Half
calf
whewels History q the indicative Sciences vols LONDON
Pull calf
Buwers Novcis 20 volumes London. Green calf
many works nne bindings imported from
london by lKANSk iAfbM
Dec 80
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II Is stated that the highest speed ever made the
can was by the clipper ship Flying Scud the voyage
california 400 miles in twenty four hours nineteen and
\ oe sixth miles per hour
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CHAarr SzAAos Will b. preached this incoming,
after mA@s, at St PAtroks church by Rev DIR soerin
professor of Loyols College Baltimore
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MAR RED,

brides father Wilmington nsn
2Qth 1857, Rev TB5sAs RARroy pr J. RnGWAY
ANDRE Eson Maryland Miss MAGGIE daughter Of JonN Nc
Ckoxx
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IT oNGFELLOW's POETICAL WORKS: Londo
snslun- Gilbert ndinr. rnal

II UNIFEI-LUW > FUETIIAIs NUKkS !; London
with 100 designs by Gilbert Tlei and ohcrs finely
Tennyson Poems Lpdcn naueoosy astrzsa and finely
boa
Home Affections selected from the BY Charles Naskay
ANAL quartz 1895 engrasings
RryA0ts Poems small quso II snKrxvinxs ancly
IAlh Rnokh small 0aarto. h0Sy Illustrated and boand.
kar~br,dec Hall small engraving
English
beautifully
be n uus@rsRD.d
ported by himself direcs FROM foud1. fTASCK TAYLOR
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CARRIAGES FOR SALT have on hand large
roctxways and and t~o horse car
n the latest and approved styles Also several secona
g Sohorse but hf;e nssd say @ ~hh
be sos negotiable NJ sho nass
k thai kept IN TINS rls and
persons intending purchase should fsia ~ sxsune nay -ce
hee,r. ing olssx THOMAS Young.
No Pennsvivsni
ase Cor sale No family borsehrge young snt perfectly
gentle and soaud, used by myself during the summer
Nurf
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CHARLES MACKAY Songs for Music; by Charlie

" Aacksy. IS
ballads and Lyrical Poems by Charles Mnckxy -
rhs sAlsmandrns; by Charles Mackzy. IS
Legends n the Isics by Chari~ N~nkay. Is
from the Crowd by Charles Nseksy. Is cents
voscs from tbs Mountains; Charles Nscksy. Is
Tkr Lump a Gold: by Charles Ascksy. Is
Cndee Green Leaves: by Charles Merksv. Is cent?.
rcsca w"ts by Charles AsekAy, snssgae ~ IS
Tor sale TAYLOR MATRys
JAN -M bolks near sire
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TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON
wo,se,s schiedam Aromatic schnapp

WOlfc's Schiedam Aromatic SchnaPps
The beg leave TO call the attention OF strangers and the
suPrri~ article q Holland gin which
pubic under the II wuss shic
dam Aromatic scfnspps. et
by the proprietor exclusively a his di-
caeda made from the best barley that
IN and msdasa by
harsh berry but by the most choice Sana variety Of
berry whose extrs dis
recasd with solvent and fhas becomes
altogether
ing cordial and medicinal alcoholic beverage
heretofore known. agssg.
submitted nearly the whole medical faculty
and received from about fr tbou
chans Who endorse their aiaras
As a ,nostdc Desirable addition m~d,ea-
purchase careful thu genuine article
whole flooded coanierfeits
quart and pint bodies ssn each and for
respectable dagsrs the United sses
rDafPH0 WOLFE
sols Importer aud Manufacturer
Depot No - Besver street, New York
Dec l3--d3mh
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- pRorRAcrEp MrrrINs N rHr FIRsr WARD


Presbyterian church, 18th viii be
Several distinguished sgymAD 81 the city have engaged and
pastor and with Divine The preaching VIII be fol
Sabbath III, r. n. Haskell, the the
the Messiah and his Followers 81, Rev. Dr. y, r.
01risy Rev Bttinger Monday night "a O'Clock
Rev DR. Guriey Tuesday night Rev IN BDocck "Wednesday
Bfgh Rev G. W Samson Thursday night Rev Or Hi FRIDAY
night Rev @ Butler Saturday night Rev Ssae Rogers sab
bsab, january loa Rev In Garicy 81, Rev, G. W.
Rev krhard fSixcus and
daily participate these Jan q
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TIME MUTINY IN INDIA.-The Indian Mutiny,
Fail a Delhi; complied by former editor f the "neih
t.azeueH Is
Boecsneerr; Mouarchs a the Main BY Walter Thorn
bury. esg. 81 Is.
oatrans Hareiocks Persian Campaign
whch AZ Persian HISTORY
England and erst and
a. the late by George Townsend, author
az Ru~.elrs Modern Europe Etasufnixsd r 81 "a
Sporting Hemsyher-s by bE~ss, author 81 'thipa
Austra and Islands Of the P.n6c.v 81 Is.
Marriage High Life BY Lady Scott author ofTreve.snH IS
cents
The Upper Picturesque Scenery BY
Poster. magnificent book
Medicine and Surgery; with glossary OF the
J. n walsh r. X. Illustrated g.
Just received by the last English
TAYLOR A MAuRYS
Bookstore, ga
Estates Globe ,Sstar 4
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TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON.

Ths pgopea The above sclaiT~
4vci. the s~lt
rxecr.s aS~sssa6s AID ds
gfoas produced by acns s2iol xLA AL
particularly hAbie should
careful puetaax the eh1apps tss wios country aooAe1
~ia eeanaerfsse genuGe ssoxss
n4.e bottle ok label f sle BY all she druggists asd
groosrs.
UnUilfiO wuIfE,
Dee ls-dsma n-s.a as Beaver street, Ne~ york
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CUunAuox on Rt0aIa JAHrAar--At an ID
journed meeting OF the Jackson Democratic Aocia1inn
held last night, the following resolutions sopted
Resed, That committee OF three. consisting of Mr.
A. s. Harrington, Mr. g. Kirk, and Mr.. C. E3elir be
appointed obtain a suitable for the celebuuaoA Of
the sth January and that the said committee be
thorized to employ hand of music furnish collation.
and all the necessary fixtures fos the oscasioa-
Ra~Sssd That M. q. Kirk be appointed 10 procure
three hundred tickr and that they b dsboted among
the members OF the association for ae 1t not than
dollar each
Resolved That the usual sAlute be fired.
Rsxolcsd That . COMMITTEES If three consisting VI Mr.
John T. Norris Mr. John DAvs and Mr. G. Edelin,, he
appointed TO obtain speakers for The OCCASION and make
all suitable arrangements FIR the
Rso~d, That these proceedings be puhlsAcd 10 the
Stafes. Star, IntslIgencer and Unina
A s. HARRINGTON
Secretary pro fem.
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ERENCH DINNERS, &c.-Mons- l.. Cabantous
having been taken employ u.ia day shall
prepared and i~rs q D.
al ~rsis and az. u sers
sspse r~aAais tAn<y aaa rsin ereaos,
ls produce sHriais aaa oFsr o1s
patterns Roahis i rA,tes Tbs hsso-ix sA- hD
froneh alshes 3tn
frtsd a Ia seier
de Ne4n a IA
Ira AnKal.s~ beurre xootsesAeg
Aspas De fesese ca brlc Voc
G-lAntne dc f&s~a u oriaa
a a a Ia 1ere Fl =
Les CllAud Prod aux
Bs.soxine de y Il
sssisd d'kaosaas la Ia suAraA
fot~xe n R~su~
IA
Poasye DC de sesn
roiase IA Hcsriiso kS~eaoe Do Glitter
Les flleis DE- R~ef a IA susse
pndes la chAloisis
sanie de Sc saYse1a
pxiue haada DE Cale
Filct do dorangs
do rsrdresax
P0sys--x
e Pigeon Puts Pas
de ~ A4adssuDe
Ttnhaie DC AacoxIoGi a 10 Psri~lar
aay cal "a Toulouse. E
French dishes that called NJ
a fares prices. t...b d
Dag boAraers 81 aay weekly boaraers, . per
). &. wKAekR,
No sas Pennsylvania av@nu,, opposite Bro~as lsaasa
Dec s-eolm 1890
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THE MOST NIlt<Tisi, AMUSING, AND L~r.kllfifh WE'LL
JOURNAL IN nff suilB-
HARPER WEEKLY. an Illustrated Family jour
intended fsraazh AM saais reading iof
nre-as and ts bo4 cac- fcfrsss illustrated ~"h en-
srAvAls fron ass1 ~ tbs bsst ADersh and foss
nod yell satisfied th2i As @ fa~s rf~r y-4Aa >" "a
o, And for t~ ne HAT 1esiss " 49,
mine oeItaA khd " bsauf~ TO IHesast ri
biguis the oa q rr~ders Their s~ts NJ ~rAfr f~
: ether bad oaects-N~ Laaasn san1f.sa
FTts CAME a A4lnt-rr .. "a
HARTER E.oIiifsS pabhsrr f~1Aha rsnare, Ns~ orr
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BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE, AactssuseF.

VNRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPkOVED
property u Pssasys~sa aysnss and Nntssuss
Tuesday Afternoon January NJ oo~k - pen
decd ~ dAssd Scveesr 1854 and rsrasd
g. No. So aOs Es, ~ aaaA recGr4s fa
county subscriber sAi psbts tie
HIGHEST bidder, The following described Iropsrty, viz
Beinnng Fensytrssaa snd 18Th
running tbs Lire ~ ths
which divides the ~ast~rnmo hoase a te
.rown hoaas he
from the end tser thrnGs nrshwardy
.ng sad Ayidina wall yard WALL anR
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improvements oo<ug cf sxcss<ss hres ss1y hsd ~elns
with brtck ables, &c
made sale. &
VA A. NIX. Trustee.
Las. C. MCGtlRk,
Dec sd Aucssneer.
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Republican Congressional Non,afoa-
BoroS Jan 2.The republicans Of the ninth district
of this State have nominated Daniel w Gooc to scceed
Mr.. Banks in Congress.
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Nov 81.
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