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CHICKERING 4 SONS PIANOS.

The subscriber is again in receipt ofsla and Toe
tave PIANOS. These, with his stock in-
store. DOM plete his usual assortment, al R1
ways the largest and most elegant IN thIsuV1tVI
city, embracing Pianos of every scale and style
from the neat and plain 10 The most eaborately I'm
ished from the old and celebrated factory of On Ok
enng Sons, whose ustrumei 10 are acknowl eds ed
by all the hrst artists to surpass all others an The
country. WV
Also, Pianos ofbeautiful tone and finish, and of
IelabIe w3'k aanship from the approved Boston and
The Subsorber's experience twenty five years
III the Piano business, with his lnvarj liable cash pur
chases enables hum TO offer the best INSTRUMENTS M
lower prices than they be bouf in this CITY or
at retail In the North, either for cash or approved
paper. ... ~. -
Purchasers ofnew Pianos may always rely that
they tu' of the subscriber genuine now instrumeD,s
direct from the factory ne hires oat only second
hand Pianos. Second hand pianos taken in part pay
ment. -
Some good Second hand Pianos for rent or for sale
At very low prices.
Superior MELODEONS and Martins superb
GllrARSa'wavs in store. = -
Pianos tune d and re yuiated by r Spelr who has
had Is ears experience IN his profession.
RICHARD DAVIS,
ma 3@-ot Pennsylvania avenue,
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PERSONAL

-. Col. Titus is making up a party to migrate
to Arizona.
-. Bishop III. Z. Onderdonk has preached no
less than one hundred and ten sermons since his
restoration TO the pulpit.
-. John Dean, the veritable, Is at present an
employee Of the Custom House in New York
clty-a "marker, ON salary Of 5000 per an
-. The MANY personal friends OF Senator
thompson, OF Kentucky, will rejoice to learn
that he has returned to Washington CITY from hi,
late trip to his home, much improved in health
indeed-looking like himself again
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Union replies deliberately to the COM
plants made by various newspapers, OF the con-
struction of the Canadian Reciprocity Treaty, by
the Secretary of the Treasury. The complaints
are directed against the mode of proof which he
requires to show the provincial origin of goods
claiming reciprocity. This proof is substantial
ly the same as is required by law to authorize
the cancellation of q bond for duties on exports
from warehouses; and as the fact to be proven
is in each case Enthusiastically similar, the
Sec retary's course is but the extension of a
method of proof already recognized by law
Another attack on the decision of the Treasury
Department as to the liability to duty of ''Aour
manufactured in Canada of wheat, the product
OF the United States, is defended by showing
that the Secretary has only applied to that
case, general regulation established by his
predecessor.
The Union presents speech of Senior Villa
labos in the Spanish Cortes in relation to Great
Britain and the slave trade, as also, an histori-
cal review of British claims of right of search,
rs illustrating the relations now existing be-
tween the United States and Her Britanie
Majesty s Government on those subjects
1t also publishes the letter which the Secrc-
tary Of the Treasury has just addressed to Con-
gress, in which he calls for authority to make
loan of fifteen millions of dolIars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-22

IL The Rev. Mr.. Buas, a converted Jew, and
Assistant Secretary Of the Society for Ameliorat-
ing the Condition Of the Jews, has been lectur.
ing in Boston. A few nights since he stated
that In his Official capacity, he had recently re-.
eeived letter from England, giving an accom-,
OF meeting Of Rabbs in that country, to discuss
the question whether Christ was the true Mes
siah They had agreed II the Messiah did not
come In fifteen years, to accept Christ as the true
Messiah
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THK BRITISH OUTRAGEs.-The following YES
sells are named as having been arrested and board

sells are named as having been arrested and board
on the high seas during the past few weeks:
l. Ship Clarendon, Capt Bartlett, Of N. York
= ship GrOtto, Dunlevy, Richmond, Me
ship Tropic Bird. FOulkes, Philadelphia.
a. BARK Glenburn, Tebenham, Richmond Me
d Dark w IL Chandler, Gage, Providence
o. BARK Clara Windsor, McEwen, New York
Bark Samos, Basford. Boston.
s. Bark John Howe, Nichols. Ballast, Me.
" Brig :. Tbnrston, Lampher, Searsport.
ID Brig John Taylor, Young, =.
II Brlg George Stoc khan, Giles, Bath
II BrlS Z. i. O'BrieD, Watts, Thomaston
IS. Brig ". Gilchrist, Rowley, st. George, Me
"a Bng Eliza Merrithew, Gordon, Searsport
10 Brig Wingoid, Loring, Boston.
10 brig Robert Wing, Bray, Boston.
Il Brlg A. A Chapman, Somers, Baltimore
II. Brig Brownsville, Simpson, New York
10. Schr. Cortez, Smalley, New York.
70. Schr- Mobile, Howes, New York
II. SchT. n. Ii. Borden, Bightman, Fall River
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BOGUS LOTTERY SwINDLE.-Several parties
who composed the firm Of Swan & CO., have
been arrested In New York and at Augusta, Ga
Tor carrying on bogus lottery swindle Bail to
tne amount OF slo,O 900 was required in each case
Is said that the receipts Of the concern amour,
to $50 600 per week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-22

" ia New York, on Thursday, the jury in
,ne case OF Thomas y. Carr, charged with libel
ing the Corporation Counsel, were DISCHARGED
Tx OF the Jurors were in favor of conviction and
Inc othes six were Of the opinion that the defend
ant had not beled Mr. Busteed
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" The Canadian Parliament has passed 70 :,
tnita reading bill to amend the naturaliz,,,on
laws and reducing the period Of residence snl,.
sequent to which foreigners can claim natnr,I,zg-
ton from five years 20 three
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IL The st. PETERS MINI Free Press an
nounces the capture ofInk pa -du- al, whose band
committed number of brutal murders In the
southern part Of Minnesota during last summer
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ma % St
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
SAMIIEI. ID ETN Mel E.,


DEAR SIR: As the summer term of the Washing
lngtOn Theatre is fast drawing to a close we think
IL most appropriate courtesy to testify our appro
val OF the exec ent manner which you, as Mana
amusement of our olty. The Stage. in proper hands
not only gives to the foihes fashion and extravs
gsnces OF the day a local habitatIon and name
nut IL rs true teacher. IN being fearless cOnmen-
tdtor Ia your position you have struggled for ITS
he results, and We feel confident that our fellow
citIzens will heartily endorse our proposition IN
tender you complIme nlary benefit. and nv thar
presence wish you Nil success.
You will please inform us what night can he G n
venIenty appropriated Ia the fulilment Of our de
sIre Yours, &C.,
Hon g Jones, Hon WIN b Magrudcr
Hon James Orr, Geo w Rigss, Esq
bon bon lanes lame Gay. Knox Walker. Esq
Hon Il G. Burnett, Arnold Harms, Esq
Hon James BuhntOc, Heiss. ksq
Hon Jas NJ Cavanagh, Col Roberts, USA
ION " IS Maclay, hF Clarke, Esq
ION vi hunkel, II Thomas, Esq
HON Whiteley, NJ w Ciuskey, Esq
non " B0yce. John Savage. Esq
hon &c Atkins, r Kingman, Esq
Hon w Pinkney Whyte, John / oyie, ESQ
Hon w r Avery, JF Clarke, ESQ
] G Allen. Esq wendell, Esa
20, sbrehner ESQ Jas Z McGuire, Esq.
TO SAMGEL ID. EYTINGE, Esq.
WASHINGTON THEATRE, May 20 1885,
OENTLEMEN: have just received q most fattor-
nr epistle eTnanating from your kindly hearts. and
containing the courteous and hatterIns proposition
OF complimentary testimonial ct your hacds ere
the close oi my "summ"r season." To receive
forts to cater for your amusement during the past
winter is indeed an honor. ann shall be long treas
uted by mo asa most p lea SAINT reco lection.
respectfully name Monday evening next, the 9th
INST, as best adapted Fur your purpose.
remain, gentlemen, most faithfully yours,
Hon; Geo. w. Jones, Hon. Jas. l.. Orr, Geo. w,
Rlggs, Jno. r. COyle, Esqs., &c. IL
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IL Under the title Of The New York p,,a
MIX Company" joint stock corporation win
capital Of $4,000, is organizing in New Yorl
City, by virtue Of charter from the Legislature
OF the state
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" The Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
having been completed, the first through train
arrived In Lynchburg on Monday last, with $50
Passenger ' ''- ~
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" Inc anniversary Of the birthday of Ste
pn.h "iraid was celebrated a, GIrard College on
yesterday. g VII
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IL n strong effort is being made in New yo,.
cry TO put stop to crying newspapers on sun.
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NoTIcs TO MEMBERS OF CoNsREss.-Members
of Congress can have their speeches printed with
neatness and dispatch, at the Star Office Price,
for 1900 copies Of sixteenp speech, one cent
and half each; for 10,OOO or more, one cent each
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FRANK LESLIE'S FAMILY MAGAZINE
for June, received and for sale at Smiling tom :
Bookstore.
Household Words for June.
Ladies' National Magazine for June
Atlantic Monthly for June.
Diana ID PoItlers. a new story by Dumas.
- elbow gate, or tho Two Sisters, by Capt. Jas
Grant
I.ucreZIa Mlrano, by Reynolds.
To. ether with eli the new books, received as fast
as issued and for sale by
JOS. SHILLINGTON. Bookseller,
Odeon Buildings, corner ~ st.
u st and PA
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0@MR. EDITOR: To the Thoroughly posted.
the star ot year sipcc. The pont ~. should Rich
ard Wailsch be elected could ne control the furious
element Of prescription that essays 10 carry hrs
Mn. EDIroR: Your authorities doubtless pIums
themselves upon the surposition of having crushed
a rrand nistske. They were hut the 6oys that hang
upon the skirts Of single American Z. nh Of that
city-the Plugs. Neat year the E7er ~ that patri
otto orgsmz sllon WI come down. sccpmpa1,ed l%
:. Wam panoas. lt ere, sdistors ~ Bae,s
"AshlanderS, "Csremsn, and HOOD Tubs, all
thorites aud 10y hundreds al gentlemen who contrib
ute berally for their support. This 10 tale fiT
MsrInes: 6nt wi. prove tue ~ the next sec,irn.
but, they would have fought To disadvantage.
the leaders advised poatpouement 70
1t ANOTHER DAr.
TwEo WILL GET THE OFFICES
IL Z We are Informed nv that very relirlae and
truthful correspondent uf the Baltimore sun, Mer
curry that Col Berret promises should he be elected
Mayor, that she will know dlrererco between
old line Wings md Denocr ts IN his appointment.
Does the truthful Mercury expect any one TO be
itve tals is IL not well known that tins - 81 hum
hug, int snded 20 gull honest N wi and that Col
Berret wou'd nor re to Apo inf any man 10 ofice
who has heretofore teen Wing! IL Nc even DE-
a las Stste.' Hose would moi permit 1t. But COL
Berret will not desire to do an, ouch thing " he
could for he csI never forgive the Gid Tue w hiss
for nidlng 10 obt.Inirg the n"Ininailln ot MT. ia
Col Berret.
Ofcours. We are to infer hat the Oid Line Nb,.s
and Democrats who NIL the fTices q i,a
turned out. for how can Col. Bcrret supply hs
lucumbents out, ss Mr.. Buchanan did him
There ~ ano her veTy potent reason vhy he wIl
never apP'lnt any Wing "a rfion IN this cItv. aud
certain SIS the seventh of Jurc comes. - certaiu
Will he be defeated lie md hIs frlat de- are beEp
ming to hnt oat that blowinsand clustering cannot
IL AN Old LINE WING.
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RI PIANOS now m store IA ,eIaot f,om-p,
wv heniper The correct name and number
mac JOHN +. ELLIS,
Aa . sos Pa, ave., bet. 9Th and 10th ats,
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The RELIGIOUS REvIvAL.-Complete returns
from the different States where the revival is in
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FOURTH ANNUAL EXCURSION
Good Will Club,
OK RSDAY, M.YG,
ln-the La-sa = d CommOdious steamer
20 w H ATAN.
Tie MIXERS Of the Coon WILL cLup take great
pleasure IN armour CT e To their nu- -
merous friends sn1 tue public rener- EeS5S~S
ally: that the prophet rs of q moun szsos
haI Ing generously tndered ihem the honor Of Imam
EuIatnI their Pavilion. (which has lately been nj
mskIir 1t The fest and mot ssreesble .pot on m:
Potomac for the beauty of is scenery ana extern
who msy honor them with their presence.j GA
THURSDAY, tho 9Th af May. and generously
and Alexandra for the hbcrnl patron. ce they rave
aiwIys shown to tnem. pledge thens Ives that
ibis ere IF the mos, agreeable Excursions that ever
to numerous friends and the rub,e tbst tb,s
Suo was ettahlshed IN tue year s52, and has awafs
all Its general arransemer "a and IA now live oisest
Club IN Washington.
wharf at O'Clock IN. and II, o'cocI o. m: r,tIrn
Ing VII leave Glyrount a. s snd lno'cook p. n.
I,ng places 10 connect with the Boat: Bridge snd
Hugh streets, Georgetown at "a O'clock 18th street
quarter to 3; Nofhrrn NbeTss Mspke "a zen ,o .,
OF the Capitol At 51s; and Navy Yard at "a. The
omnihuses will also leave tke abOvs Bameti pl,ccs
10 connect with the afternoon Boat at clock pre-
J. tsputa's Brass and String Band hs, been m
The Refreshment department will be IN the hands
Tickeis ONE DoLLAR-,o he had Of an, IN.
members or at the Boat ON the day OF the Ercar-
THE EXHIBITION AND CONCERT oF
, the Sunday School Of the First Bapl ,sb Chp,rb
IT. EsDAY LVENING next. May astS, by r 1n
Tickets, admitting two adults or three children.
twenty hive Cent?. 0'S"'
ma u 81 WIN. }. RHEEs, supt
THE ANNIVERSARY EXERCISES
JUVENILE MI, 81 5nr SOCIETY
connected with the Sshtsth School OF the rir,,
r.esoT erian Church, will he held in the Church an
mepo,nn =, Al IERNooN. the I'D inst. com
Tho various Missionary Classes will present their
an accomraned with apgropI late devcesad
East IssI", snd Mr.. L. ID. Tousley, from CausnduigGa
The pubic are respectfully ipvited. ma22
p0STPoNEMENT OF L. CARUsrs SEC
Tor "Wednesday, the 18th, 10 poe tpoued an eon u
sequence of hs sudden indIsposItion. "a
Itths The CIV GAkGEsr riAN foH WNAssER0oW IN
Hna z Hdoors from 10th street.
I25 FLOUR.
ISS BARRELS Superior Melville FsmIl,,
100 bos. Clagsett,
50 bos. Glenwood,
90 bbs. Cheasspeake
81 DDS falrvlew, and
~ 50 bts. Cliff Mills EXTRA FIoIrR
Together with an nksoTiment ~ csae. S,,.,.
selectci under NJ own personal in.necfion raTf
asa unioLm IN quality, and 10 be as represeuttd
prahds as Will suit their wants.
-- eoxe ss Water street, GeoFEetown.
OFfaaiE;fN.TAat,t NAIL POLISH, siyins q beautiful
ssoss. n.s1 e ii, sh s ssfsF ns: at sibBss u
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BEAUTIFUL GOODS
A JUST ARRIVED.
AT BENTER'S! Ar BENTER'S,

w. F. BENTER has just received at Union Hall
Restaurant, T. street, between 81 and 9TH, a H.
spIerdid lot Of GREEN SEA TURTLES S<IS&
all In the best condition, which he pre- scared IA
to serve up dslly TO his patrons, IN Soups Steaks,
&C., IN style that will not dctract from the re u
ton of his popular restaurant.
Also; arriving daily, HARD and SOFTCRABS,
with all the delIcacies of the season.
The pats ons of Union Hall can always depend up
on enjoy ing the very best the season will afford.
p ct
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Nv sHINGrON THEATRK

hM " oJlm GO De
VAsHIN GToN THEATRE.
MIR. LOUIS KELLER,
And positively last Uisht of the renowned
KELLER TROUPE.
Last appearance If KILLERS
YOUNG AMERICAN BALLET CORPS.
THIS EVENING. May "a, 1853.
Last representation Of the
NAT4D QUE En-,
with new Pictures.
First AMI oriy time Of Kcllsr's Chlef dUuvre,
Washington Crossing RE Dciaware
AT bTv Ell Tf Z Ell Ssl!e'
New Ballet Of the
SAILOR'S DREAM.
MONDAY; Gompl%enssIs Testimonial to
NIX. :. ID. ElTlN-E.
Box Book open.
NO INCREASE OF PRICES.
The Box Once will be opened at half past q.
Doors open at quarter past = O'Clock Overture
VNhSHI sGTON HALL.
T 1fFr TR,THT sfEE: To fS Nsar
FOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
The Sioux Indian Tribe IN full dresses will appear
D,ors oDcn at 4. O'Clock; commencing at o'ol'k.
Admission 10 cuts escb.
fhiladephIa Beck Bear on drausht. 1t
odd ELBOWS HALL.
RrGyEsEer M.sT CITIZENS
j. lNSCO WILLIAMS
CELEBRATED
Bible Panorama
Will Reopen
Ok MEN WEDNESDAY, NAV IS.
This Magnificent Painting commences with Chaos
and continues down IN historical order To the Dahr
lonsh CspiI'Ity, containIng more than h'ty OF The
most sublime and interesting scenes the Blba.
mem Of
oc,"ck commence at eight precisely.
Tickets 3 o-hts: reserved seats So cents-to he
had at the Hall door. children under ten yeSrs,
Is cents
Explained by DIR. Tibbits. mag
GRAND COTILLON PARTY
Northern Liberties Asso citation,
AT THEIR HALL.
On MONDAY EVENING, May q, 1859,
Ia AID of their Library.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR. ma - 81
IRA n ID NCERT
SACRED MUSIC
AsBURY CHAPEL CHOIR.
Bv request, the Concert of Ashury Chapel Choir
wa he repeated on next MONDAY EVENING,
MAY .4th, at the above Church, corner OF llth and
Tickets Twent, FIVE Cents. to be had at the lase-
ma22 II. " Condncto,
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RL LIST OF LETTERS ,.,,

tOrderedto be inserted in the EvnsIss sIAn, y
being the newspaper howIns the largest OF
IL Persons applying for letters IN the following
list. wiz please say they are ADVERTISED.
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BOARDING.

"a 80 comfortable ROOM with BOAKD
18Th street. between q ard ri, '" ma %
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cause Ot tnls suspension ID said to be the uncar
tainty about its eventual location. There M,
points connected with it that cannot be finally
determined ON until after it shall be definitely
known precisely where and how it is TO bc
placed. We hear, further, that earnest com.
petition concerning its location is going on
Principally among parties interested in real
estate, near where they seek to have il placed
lnus' the Circle, ON Pennsylvania avenue, near
Georgetown, has its advocates. So also has
FRANKLIN Square, and tho Armory Square on
the island. Some Of the residents and propertv
holders in the neighborhood of Greeuouub' $
" bathing tub"-statue Of Washington, i'm the
east Capitol grounds, are urging its location on
the present site Of that work; and not n few n
the Northern Liberties ask that the present
Seventh street market square be turned into n
proper reservation for its reception, and the
market removed to some other location The
small square or reservation on Pennsylvania
avenue, opposite the centre market, is the spot
recommended by the artist himself Asyet il
is impossible for US to say what particular 10.
cation will DO determined on.
According to the contract made with the ar
tlst by President Pierce, the work is to be of
the same size, precisely, as bis equestrian statue
OF jackson in Lafayette square.
ihE okssloN.-lt can hardly be that Con-
sress viii iail to prolong the session beyond the
time Tor Its close. The conduct of the Repub.
ilcans oil the House, in deliberately flibusterpe
throughout yesterday and the day befor. 70
Kill time, in order to defeat the enactment of
the resolution to admit the Minnesota members
to their seats on the floor, has already rendered
it almost impossible that the most necessary ap-
propriatiop bills only, can be iptelligently dis.
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0@BUSINESS MEMS PRAYER MEET
lkS lNG-CHANGE OF HOUR.-The Union
Pray Meeting, which has been held ~ 10 O'Clock
for the past week, will be held EVERY DAY. un-
til further notice at IL O'Clock, the LIST Preshy
ran Church. ~ st. apStf
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The WEArHER.-The following report of tho
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about o CLOCK q. m !:
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pal cities IS thus stated :
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-04-09
For the Post.
LITTLE HOPE.

Be it known to the members of Little Hope
Sabbath School, that on Sabbath, the 2sth OF
March, 1858, VIM. II. Naples, Superintendent
of said School, by authority vested in himself
as the highest official member, appointed
committee of five persona, to pass resolutions
relative to an examination of the scholastic
members of said School. In accordance to
which, the committee assembled, being com
posed of five persons viz: S. A. Peters, Mel
son Melton, L. Basinger, F. ]. F. Cheney, and
J. W. Peace. S. A. Peters was appointed
Chairman, and J. W. Peace Secretary The
house was then called to order, and the fol.
lowing resolutions were passed:
ResolUed, That on Sabbath the 9th OF June,
1858, the scholastic members of Little Hope
Sabbath School shall undergo a thorough and
public examination each class to be examin
ed by its own teacher.
Resolved That the members of said School,
both teachers and scholars, shall assemble
themselves at o'clock on the morning Of
that day, at the house of Mr.. Cantrell, for
the purpose Of uniting in solemn procession
suitable to the occasion; also. that each one
shall have a Hymn Book, and sing in solemni-
ty while marching thence to the place for
examination.
Resoiued, That each teacher shall distin-
guish him or herself by a bow of white rib
band attached to the left breasts; and, also
that each scholar shall stay with its own class
and each class sit upon its bench duiing the
exercises Of the examinations; and, also, that
these classes be examined in their regular or
der, beginning with the junior and ending
with the senior.
RESOLVED, That special invitation be ex-
tended TO three ministers Co attend us on she
occasion, viz: Rev. Mr.. Cooke. Rev. Mr.
Black burn, and Rev. Mr.. Long one of whom
shall be the Marshal of the day. 1t is also
further resolved that the public generally be
invited, or rather solicited, to favor us with
their presence on that day.
RESOLVED, That these resolutions be pre-
sented to the Superintendent for acceptance
and if approved by him, that they be for,
warded to the Athens Post for publication.
S. A. PETERS, Chairman.
]. W. PEACE, Secretary.
McMliDn CO., March 2S. 1858.
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Spring Goods, New & Select
SEH0RN Il H0RNSBY

A RE now receiving and opening, in add.
IA ton to their usual variety, ageneral as.
sortment Of DRY GOODS, embracing every
thing usually comprised in stock Of Ladies
Dress Goods, and little more-Silks, Tissues,
Bareges, Lawns, Giughams, Prints, dc. Alec,
Gentiemen's Wear in aoundance--Cloths
Cassimers, silk, Satin and Versailles Vestings
Cravats and Neck Ties, Hats Boots Shoes,
&c. Also, Ladies and Misses Shoes aud Cal
tiers, in great variety alto an aexxnination of
all which they invite their frieuds, customers
and the public generally. And ~ conclusion
they will say the Goods are fpsss,nd'are sell:
ing them low down-very loiO--for prompt
pay. --ats -j April 8
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-04-09

HTNCURRENT MONEY.-Bills Of the Banks
u of Tazewell, Claiborne, Trenton, Jefferson, Shell
byville Lawrenceburg and Knoxville, will be taken at
70 per dollar for goods and 10 in payment
of debts Persons owing will do well to avail them
selves Of this opportunity to pay In uncurrent funds
Feb 10 SEHORN e. HORNSBY.