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Candidates for City Sergeant.

@r CRY SERGEANr.-At the SO ictation of IN
friends mvscf candidate for the office of Chi
Sergeant. at the ensuing Spring election.
feb ddote.l pENNINGTON
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NEW YORK, March Eth, IrJY.
DESIRE 10 shy TO my friends, customers mud
the public generally that if they will ory wait few day
that i'll afford them opportunity oi behotnR the finest
ent GOODS that has been present Tor
their inspection, in the City of Hills.
beautiful Bonnets at Is 90
French English Spanish Lace Manes from 90 50 to
800 each -
just think Of Pusha Lace Nantes at So rs and 81 cents
aud 81 90 each.
Cali early after they arrive and see them.
march lT.dts A. g. ENGLEDOYE Kyes Corner.
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Esay. | am II candidate for reelection To the
c'rrkShip Of the Court II uust,ngs for tbs civ
ian lido,r JAMES HENAGlI.
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Candidates for Clerkship.

Rsg5" tLERkSlIlr OF riiE llr>rIN.S tutRT.--l re-
secituiy mys,f Vaunir for the tirr Of Clerk
vi the Hastings CouIt.o the city ut i..nchbh'-
ian > itdote NM VI. >EMpIE
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psaJ- announce myself candidate for re-
election 10 the ofice of City Sergeant
feb JOHN RDISSF
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LYNOHB nc CARDS

BRYAN .AI<F.RS,
auctloncer x Commission Merchant,
M.in street, asAGHkBs ma. Va.
PARTICULAR attention given the sails OF every descfp
"n Of MerchPudss Furniture, Negroes and Real Estate
Trnstpes and Adminstatnft sales attended the city
and country IN the NEST favorable terms
N small commissions and quick rcturns.
( eh A
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EsQulMAUx OVER COATS,
l6-dts AT THE BAZAAR.

~ by Rev. Henry 8. Osborn; Unity las1d ~ Prof
Cabel, University Of Val Securing q the wihs Hcsse :
work. by the author OF Tom BroWns 0rhool Days at
Rugby Lite Of Mrs Hoffman. BY Rev oss p. Cppnises
Caryles Frederc the Great; LsorlcaI and Descriptive
l.s 8 a.l ~ - - PAYsn q 3f.Acxzosp1.
HEAD AND FOOT oToMEo,
TO suit The sassss and eireun'ssess = m sss,'s
jan i-dts tyseAsul 1te Wse4t
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Candidate for High Constable.

Candidate for High Constable.
hk''wN idat' for rr-,lecil-n ,ise Of High
c'nsabr tr the city u i,nchburs march Il dldole
Candidates for City Sergeant.
friends rysc candidate office of City
sereesp, at the ensuing Spring election. ..........
feb didoiel DENNlNGToN
pa,- announce myself as II candidate for re-
feb 4.,td"fe JOHN ROUSSEAU
Candidates for Clerkship.
Rss" CLERksliir OF run llr>ri>as tnrRr.--f re-
specially myif vauinc for TIE uiace Of Clerk
ian itao,r, wM NJ sEMrLE
Eeay- am II candidate for reelection to the
cierk.hp of the Court II ilusnss Tor a'. ~
a-ly" We are requested to anuouirr ii Muse.
pDIAKE acsndida,rfor the CicrAhp tie liu>'nss
nrt fer the city Of i.yticeonrg i'm itlt
Candidates for Master of Police
Heagr am candidate for the office Of Mastered
poic" At the ensuing election denNmen 'lci as,in.
march dido" JAS. G. Roy Alt.
R.ls" MASTER OF PoIIcE.-Wc ate authorized Ia
m 'onnee WIN BURTON, caaid'ic tor the iii OF Mas
ROT foh'e m"teh ; l'l"ie.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
noiio"",'. Pii,- are the o"Iy universal ",rdi-
Of It's ben, hrial mnrcc. In Lands lot, civ . ard .a,a%c
1t the medicine ." 'he m"n ior all the mt. "a egain.
Lane New York. andh all Druggists, al zoe ,t a,d ~
march ldd,w
SANFnRD> LIVER I>vGorArrH,
rULlflES THE BLOOD.
\ SPRING MEDICINE
AfAMI.I MEDICINE
\ GUoD MEDICINE.
CURES sex l.i'NpAtnG
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Steamer Disabled.

INV ORLEANS, March 22.--The steamer Ten
nessee. bound for Vera Cruz returned to this city
having been damaged by grounding at the mouth
OF the river, and a vessel ,lrfin. into her.
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cTwY AND STATE AFFAIRS,

TaHAc,u ~ MEaPHls-A tobacco inspection
has recently been established at Memphis in Ten
ne-see The Ava,ance gives the following account
of the first sales:
The first auction sale of leaf tobacco in this city
since the appointment Of the Inspectors took place
Mt the warehouse. in the Navy Yard, yesterday.
Previous to the sale the tobacno WAS inspected by
MesSrs. Flournoy & Seabronk. after which it was
sold To the hi yhest bidder hv NJ. Watt. the ware
hauscman Three hog>hcads were sold at So ia
So - and 81 l2l per handrcl. Mcssrs G'ggin
& Hnl.. Mes-rs. II .niltn 4 West, and Ralnbo
were the purchasers.
A WH,lE SEEN orr OLD PoIST.--Cart. Pearson
of the steamer Genrsia. informs the Portsmouth
Transcript. that when nearing Old Point, on the
WAY from Baltimore Friday morning he observe
something rise cut Of the water aud disappear
again. which, from the appearance presented, he
took to be the hull of wrecked vessel, thrown
I'D by the heavy sea rolling at the time. He put
his helm hard down to avoid collision, but 1t
soon appeared again, when he discovered that 1t
WA 4 real, Simonpurc whale. The levathan
ros, some six eight feet above the surface OF the
water, and used his srou,ing apparatus. throw
iny two streams some twenty or thirty icct high
lie was within 30 or 40 wards of the steamer and
was distinctly seen by Capt. Pearson aud several
ot the passengers.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
SANFnRD'> LIVER I\Vt;oG AT At,
COMPOSED ENTIRELY FROM CT NJ
PUhlfIES TIE BLOOD.

CURES BOWEL COMPLAINT.
CURES CHRONIC AkKiiEA
q kES SIMMER IOMPi.AiNI.
q RES tliOiIc.
{ i'KES fIA1lLtNCY.
see advertisement In another co!umn,
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i.rSCliBtRu. VA.
AA'E keep hand constantly Groceries The h, an
w ltr I" which We particularly invite the attention u
our friends and customers. Wa tender thanks to our
ehis Ter paHt fa,"rs and hope by hd,, the Int
nj ho merit n at the same Wa
nj" no" receiving superior lot 81 sugars Cnncc, Mnn
lew rrnp1 Candies. Leather. Salt. Ne which ofpr
AN
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. LY NGIIBUKU, VA.
EAyIIf maxi cole etons all points buy and sail Er
w chang. Coin. and fncurrrn Notes, III orders 70,
N"ehs negotiate IT, aus and transact NIL aiming
Ia IA general Banking aud Collection House.
ny ltly !. IL HDIGOMBE a co.
, 1859-04-11
Extraordinary Affair ut PenxacoIa.
4 tnffn Frn.,, Na,1 Hr1,o,r .. 49, c.

Extraordinary Affair Mt Pensacola.
A letter from New Orleans to the St. Louis
Hp"1'i'dn says:
"a singular ufIair occurred in Pensacola a
few days ago, the particulars of which learned
from IL private letter, addressed to gentleman
Of this city. Miss Susau --, daughter Of
one of thr most distinguished jurists and poll
ilclans of Fiurid:,, entertained II nnst violent
passion for Mr.. e., Mayor Of Pensacola, who
had paid her sun,e attentions previous to hi.
marriage with another lady. She took IN great
pains TO conceal from Mr. 4. the nature Of her
!t.lngs. and had IN several occasions conduct
I'd herself in rather an catr:yarant and star.-
ling manner, but Il" probably supposed nothing
serious would come Ut it. Onc day, recently,
however. she went to lis house and called for
Mrs. T., and Wien that lasly came tn the door.
drew pistol. ready cooked, from the folds ot
her dress, aud fired III her rival The bulle,
lnisscd, an.f Mrs. &. bravely rushed upon the
desperate girl and wrrnclcd the pis:ol from her
hnt prepared and determined 10 sled blood,
Susan drew knife. and before she could br
disar1ned by others who jntcrftrcd. succeeded
in intlicslng slight wound upon Mrs. G. The
letter states that her father, III order to SHELL
her fr"n a criminal prosecution Was about to
send her tu IN insane asylum"
, 1859-04-11

AnoL1sn1SG GRAM JrntE>.-Thcrc has lately
been gsud dual Of discussion. i'll the press and
out Of il, in respect to the policy If dispensing
with the agency of grand jnries in our criminal
Jurisprudence. and the project was greeted with
pretty general favor. Many excellent reasons
were readily given E,r the c!,anEr. and lmi !
few abuses incident 10 the grand jury system
tnrcihly pointed ont. But scrlous difficulty
has bern discovered. Grand jurles canuos bs
81 easily SIT aside as some people imagined. for
the fifth article If thu amendments tu the con.
stitution Of the United States contain the follow
ing rrovisiou
:: 40 ptr>nn shall be held to answer Cor n cap
ital or otherwise infamous crime unless ut
rrc>rntu,cnt or Indictment Of grand jury. TX
crpt III cases ari>in: in the land or naval forces
ur in the militia, when in actual service, in times
"f VAR or public danger"
with grand jures n while lonyer.-4Nm lori
ItMtE
, 1859-04-11
4 Marrying Widow.

Last summer ". mentioned the circumstance
Ut Il t;rrslan widow in the Third district marry
i.i, !:er fifth husband. 4 month or two after
ward we published that the lady was again madt
Il widow by the death Of her fifth by yellow fc
yer. We have now to record that shc is ny;.i,l
wife having taken her sixth lawful husband, i,
due form, II few days ago We forbrar rcI,c.,
isa- the JOKES to "'lc! this wedding has give,
rise. The pr"p!: ar"u,1d Look u]un tile SIKH
husband as dead n,;n sure, befrrc the sunue
is uvtr, aud say that the ,larra4e should hly,
been prevented by the police. Some Of tie H.
.ly's German friends >ay >hc buried two hrs
hHnds bcf"rc leaving the old country. If tAi.
he true, tue present husband is her eiEllth.--'
II fLf
, 1859-04-11


The Oldest town in tbs United States is not
the least attractive, if we may trust the highly
colored picture Of q correspondent of the phila-
delphia Press:
passing over very ancient bridge, and
through the old city gates and Il pleasant az
enue Of fine trees beyond, you come out upon
the plaza, pleasant square, faced by the Cath
edral, the Protestant Episcopal Church, and the
Court House, on three sides, while the fourth
lies open toward the sea. Tile city is antique
and picturesque in the extreme. Tie houses,
usually Of dirk stonr, line streets without pare
ment or sidewalk, scarcely wide enough for our
carriage, and oyerhuny by balconies which al
most meet. The effect is almost forcign md
novel. The old Spanish fort, with its battle
1ncuts and Watch-toWcrs, as perfect as ot its
completion, is the limit Of tlle town on the
north. and the United States barracks ityfur-
t!4crcst extent toward the south. Frcln the one
to the other Of these points, our Government
has built i sea-wall, which forms splendid
promenade.
The charming atmosphere can neither be iul-
avined or described; II must he experienced
Fur an hour or two in the morning, it is ant 10
be- tuo warm, but about ten o'clock thu sea
breeze watts i'll soft, ba1mv, and delicious air
rs grateful to the senses as cordial. Pleasure
parties meet von ut every turu, the invalid for
gets lis intir1nty, a disposition to quarre! with
your hotel keeper for the mcagrc cry Jess break
fast you have had, forsakes YOU. lnu eau only
liz and wa1cl! the swa1t,ly, tark-eyed, Miaorcan
snllabitants loung in. idly in the sun. while the
bright wa!crs, thu shining beach, and the long
Sca-wall, transform the Whole picture into a
gay seaport scene on the Mediterranean.
, 1859-04-11

- The aurora {1a.) tonn,tr,7d2 relates the
following incident connected with the late
steamboat collision near that place:
One Young MIN. a few minute. before the col
hs'on. w:!s holding forth On in6del,y. md as
sonn Is the accident occurred, he was most vo-
cifcrous in calm. M his Maker to preseryc his
life. And he actually had in his hand, when brot
to shore, card which lie was jus, ready to play
when the disaster arrested the game
, 1859-04-11

Ak AFrEc7ioSArE SrorsE--A woman 1T a
certuin village in England went for nrsenic with
which to poison her husband, but the apothe.
cary gave her soda. aud informed her husband.
The latter took the poison and pretended to
*icken and die: and Wien She supposed him fair
undertook to make it appear that he lad hung
himself. He could not stand that. and came ID
and used the rope to give her right down good
hiding.
, 1859-04-11

We fear there is little hopc left for the peacl
crop the present year. The lutc cnd freczill:
weather has crushed it out. Possibly, in soul'
ls'caltics there nuy be Il small crop, hut II i
hardly worth naming. ~ Allan, and in tha
nc!ghbor}ood, famed for it. peaches, shc blgl!
las been complete. We shall have to LUX II
the Southern l'ar. Of Missouri Tor this fruit
81. L"ats Hn. >th.
, 1859-04-11

Qrlxcr AND ToIxnn E&Lro o,n.-Thc frs
trim m the Quincy and Toledo Railroad urrivct1
in this city on Saturday night, about ten oclock,
Hwa. greeted by large number If citizens,
who assembled ut the depot TO welcome il.
UAGncy Wig.
, 1859-04-11

tE Miss Helen Dresser, Is years old, is lee
turing in the Southern cities on Normonisn.
Size is the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Dresser.
whose escape from, Salt Lake City some two
years since made stir at the time.
, 1859-04-11
f-lt5ura11ff.

4 n n E L STATEMENT
Peoria Marine and Fire Insurance
CO ANY.
PEORIA, ILLINOIS.
For tAe T<ar ending Aarch slR, 1889.
RECEIPTS.
r.. [s1Pe st3 %
1e aI.s -
Balance oi 1f faie!vss Ftap an E.ss;:x; y
TotA receipts. a......-........... .4l&4,:.9 Is
DISBURSEMENTS.
II H3s'ls iosses sesies es p.a :....:. ge
Keturae, I'd asee5 premium; yssi s
e petna fteIisk savea sss tssoex ay4ey s,ptn
e1psess> taxes. commissions &C.,. :. "a n
Tosa1 disbursements. tnsats........,,,, 92sQA :s
Sss profits ta1 hs &4saa $
The A.sss4 af the Company a,r-
Fe eaa,s u asha l2Ha I
Bond, o~nti the g. xinf ii per cert. ~ - g
Lam: N; stsxsS.; ] b ;; alst n,e.seSs. , ~ r..
T. AHs: Il stss, AZ .@sa;' t :sa! a. y 3 Ss;
nolts> ~ ~, d57:t: aal aecr2,aue.s u.atar.
leg da!ly. haruE frun =, ,.ht ~ ninety CaSs
fnru tatt 70 rt;a, drawing II t-r cent, a4-
ply secured By collateral " " rruye 81 r1r-
soEA security. ,las.4 4.
Total assess. ess.........................tasa tasayt; .
Llabn...es-
Hs payat!s tnct tue}-. 81
Tvtl ................,.,.,A.5sa -
1nssea adjusted md due ........, ....,,. Snue,
tuSsss atjest< sad aot due .......-...... Mont
Ha.d ca1:s for losses una!juse ..,.,... et.aa u
{. HOLLAND. sec.rtary.
PEuuA. April :. ls:o
Whereas. the uaIcr.spe Stockholders Ut the Vk7s,
Aattre and f!sc Insurance Company have carefully
atanci al the ct su haze found On
hand the full amount Of t.ssa bo nlo1taxes s2a tElA
seceiv1ar. Il In teror annrxrd
VIZ to hereby hes.ve. that o2nson tie a..>t. Of
the Fera Marine and Fire ltsurancr Gomany ar " LIE
h8t etaFt efhs tonds fully SECURED by Insuc
estat+. anu !is hilts sets!vab!e vel! en.!oe>4l.
Resolved, thli thinks IL Fetur.e4 tkt Sctta.y ef
The enGp7ny ft the cnraI IL which h. a4-
werrd al our qu.tins aud A1os,4eI al ntrey tAcI.
le* lot uu1 tlatiiLaiiun.
JAtUN GALE. ALIEN C. TYING
HuRATinS. WHEELER, RICHARD iREG0,
H. GKUSE, l.. lluLLAND.
J. AUG. WRIGHT, AGENT
49,. South Water Street. LAB
fap2 c.3l lta1
, 1859-04-11

cE@ Those who are Curious to
hn,s tc wonderful perfection to which 4. 0hswaiIt
{atc rn4lagrr lache."z n ~ las brought tiv manu-
farturr Of Wigs and Tnis lnct to visit his Wig
ara llas Dying Rooms At Nil: Itront Block and exsrn
ne these curins productions 1t art M scrutiny DE-
trc. ihe artificial fryn tue NATURAL when adjusted 10 the
lr.h dr6-ly
, 1859-04-11
educational.


JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL, -
- Tie ngat term Of this e.t.known Institution will
commence ArEil :sh. lsi", Thv services If r1n.c't
Assistants AID Ttlt!scrs fur the vasa. departments have
l+tn tac und II j. l%itvr1 ta i.rs the dirref1s u!
thr |r.~ B"Atd IT tstEuctnrn tie t will 1r,.e it.
h' worthy "f liberal patronage atl alrquair y I'LL dr.
Latin; t;f,.k. f, nell a':l trt:nan I.anEr.~.r.
sF' lhfh Malt+- atl Females will tc received.
in M. lu, W,st Moar'* st5.xt: mar ler. fn. ~
alr, II. T.. MILES, PRINCIPAL. /. u. IinA
EEfEKrsrE :-Krr. !. II. Ferris and Krv ". ". rat.
t" Chicago Hon. schuyler Culf4. II, t., Suatll csl
ltd.
Str1GE-I take pleasure In recommending n MY patrons
Mr. ne Ml, who hi. purchased in1rrst III te def
ft1sa'n strct i. S.hnl. Fnu lis In trhi,@
a' the IAn utsn which r intends r,.dut tha School
is! confident tha m vii! do Justice tn his uils aud sv.
k,sisfact'nn Ia his ratrnns.
:ry stuc c.;s NJ IT. GLEASON
, 1859-04-11
EnSuratlfr.
TT A L L g. RO U n D 8 =,
LII INSURANCE AGENTS,
16O SOUTH WATER STREET.
STATEMENT OF TEE CONDITION

160 SOUTH WATER STREET.
STATEMENT OF TEE CONDITION
PHILADELPHIA FIRE AsD LIFE lis. %.
OK THE r.rsr DAT OF JAzrArT, 1872
Mads to the Auditor Of the stata Of llaol4.
a. If 1nsazanes Company located in 's' e't5 Of
TsaSt ssSss f al. s2, .:ssx pa
ls Amount II cash "a had aad In hands Of
ID Is E.ss,. unnsniti nais
-. nonds owned b. ne e9mpany..
ssh, STOCK. 1t pr owned By the company. ly3o
Nh Dne from iadlvtdnxls ....-...- @l58
sh, s,oei Sotes u pei cen: of
ssh, Bill receivable. Eocl busia1s% papeE-.. 9s.so
Total assets. ". s.
tlAuutU-
te.:ss su:s 4u:sa sna md dss ast Soas Soas
Lo.-t. due Individual. sSS Ss
Total 1la5litea :s'oa'.
The greatest aaount insured In one r.k By agents
NJ F1lt to Amount Insured In any city u VI
"A a..ested copy Of the charter Of this company oa ILL
with thr Auditor, with s:ateneat Of 19;S-
(oc.eHA1)
Certificate to expire the 3lst day Of J,1ua.y 1850.
AEpt1pR's Ozz1ck. S7Arx OF h1rso1Al
SfxCy6Hx1r March d. 1859. !
Whereas The phitlphia FIR and Life Insurance Com
pa.y iuctsd 1t radpht In the Ssaie of rennsy!van.
In tle.t III TIL. e statement ef the condition ol Its A.
fss required by An Act tn regulate the Agencies Of
Insurance CuulA1es ntk taeeuFated By tie Stale u ILL.,
no.~ approved February 14h lo aad aa Act .4rGda.oy
t,eseto. .ppzos~i January = ~; s.d .hessa4 sssa
se1seI uf the required Aunuat If capital Invested III sck4
and aort1ke.- AID has tsl ln th!4 ois written insr
nlsnt Axne1 hr the leaidsnt and Secretary heEvnf ap
1.oiailnt L. T.: Hall and Z; "; R"un!. of chk7.7, its
~ tht f
and fully AID anrr.rzyrdly authorizing ,aru 10 ackno~eH
.ercs u pEuteas for aat On tekf of st ea,Aay.
sentnx thst ster VI them the sal AcEss
saI b: and held tu t valid II served UPON
crtay, and ~a!.in al c!am OF ty ~ such
service.
Suv therre n pursuance o The pros!.tons Of the Act
afnsad L. Jeze X. Dubois, Auditor of Public Accounts
e te q Illinois III hesety certify tias .e u! L. Z
Ad to transact tie busi4sa Of Insurance In his
STATE, ut1 the thirty tst day of jauuar In the eh
iesn h:lnd and sixty fat they nEy be !sea,1y tn
puwrEru ~ II do by s-lIt company.
In Testimony Wheseuf. harc hercuntn sllhAcrs.tl
naut, Ind At 1ei the ses "f my "E = 1T spring
led, this sect1nt tar q Aarch. j. b. lst9.
JESSE Il. bGItUls. Auditor P. A.
, 1859-04-11
03ptlrid1lS.
Improve YOUR EYESIGI1T
4 t eG&

MPROA h YOUR El ESlGl1I
s>f-s eS
81 Clark Street, Chicago, Ill.
Kn.tn Nj. :. tup st4ira.l
The celebrated Russia ls.ck CRYSTAL 'i brazilian Pebble
Spectacle. acknowledged 'y competent judrestn * thu
BEST OF ALL GLASSES NOW IN USE,
Far ur n. ,l etct per*,n. firm. 10 IN " year. II agy
and fur wt4k ld e.eh eyes ca4Etrts, and
,yrA ar hc g tlrS street, ko'n NJ. . fur >,slr
At-. Ill kind. u! ui:icl lh-itllt'l!- and Artificial Eyes
kent c.l.+1a1tl: III llatd.
frrmrs r1sitnE distance, requiring Sertacft@ Eye
f.1.cs a. c1a"its rtri a,a,rnE t tl4eiE cnIdf
t{rd f sight, aud supplied will tl+sn by al cxyErsx
s4f!r AMI quickly by -e'dng c1v nnd distinct a's~rrsto
ttlr t,!nwinE queet"tI>; .
ii. >:-.e ,"ur ra,e II h':,l. and occupation.
sI SElt II sa>-% ~11.t fur rcatEne writing ETC.,
f,r I.,Eity " !i-'aht '.jrt:>.
I'll S.t. n.r -Sat Hunn".F II lnrrt lrd book in
r-..I;y uit,l n without E!a>~-- ria!Hv aud ric,7y
III. Irc., If !nrnsvd s;4ct:c.. and Eye G!asets
arr /. f>liI*.: - .....
As I.s. ia silver l&a H. 81, &3 aud e.. l}er
tiI.s.r- tn rs+- tne.. e. q. I. and u.
Enl.t either nf tlc lIn'v* w four postage stamps
r.si-lrrs Letter. and wa will rrrrr ty rtuT, nEl!t
iv car:>, rrtrr il. tAr guilty ami kind Gias.ee
l,4Id fit, aud liz t'r.t alaIft'! iu y.'lr sight.
llH. l.. F.. ROSENBERG
mh17-l Practical Ultiti"1l l.Hl tIrtst.
, 1859-04-11

c| Noticc.--Thc undersigned,
tnrlhn}crs III the Merchants hank ii Macon Georgia,
,v t!r prnsis,s> II III t.ar iadc presumably I!al, fur
II. i>sues Tis note, iie i:.k will lie tkf ly Us oa
lvposl, tl.s krnturky Indiana al Ohio.
IT, 4. TUCKER l. ca.
, 1859-04-11

II W. DENSMOl>E, having re-
~ moved to hls location Will continue In the
Flour, Grain, Meal and Feed Busi-
neAs,
Al heretofore aud Is also prepared to do General rouis
Inn hratnrs md make < advances cnsknfn+ntR oi
nrouertv in start, - SOUTH WATER tTAEET.
nh1tl} Oil Corner ol Wells.
, 1859-04-11
LEATHER !!

FIRST CLASS CALF AND KIP SKINS.
Lr"T srrElvra, risE.7 TR"4 FRANCE sx
JAMES KELLY e. co
243 LAKE STREET.
fHHAt't. ......-.....1LL1NuIs
Who keep constantly ha*i The la-xest
STOCK OF LEATHER d. FINDINGS
To k fsaa'' in Tie Wr-t Ais, i4rsc 4xk 1t su3cno1
LEATHER AMI INDIA RCBNEK uELrtSU.
AL II tAe Ave viii " 't v,v low FIR e.h u, ,un,,yri
rlrg. JAMES KELLEY r III
.rlE-ti3.-ly c44 LlSt .,:<yt u.ar In. l;r;i,
, 1859-04-11

\ n uisance-itS Kennedy
'.FelowI l.cc dye cisiead4 and eaTda. rcu@9 u'ay
IL encountered any dEc day broadway *th tha1 ded
ahoe lae.nS luok which Lie hais dye gives Nobody de-
ec.yct dy.,. beau lnoks like the devil. cxotar1caly
,uut,pr Ever, barrier l,, s!n q! hA!sdye. The quan-
f;,v If ,., ic5lor, synty raid u t.nncnse--Ncw
YORK Tribune.
.Thatk x1ct You awnys tell persons that uEe 1alr
dyc gives the ttoc backtnS trt Which cannot be h-
sk.u, We will however. just whisper to Grey haired
friends ~t,u wlA their Crown Of GLORY IN youth
tlai utiu> nets Restorative, acting the natural
.una >, ,e rou* ar restores {ot dyes to precise
If i,s na,ura! and original color. TT it,"Tny Nhlg.
r. sold everywhere. pdcc 70 cent. bottle
aI4 cee1 In We 11AGAS 20. rropdctor, \. 7
~ IIcrriuy's Patent Champion
FIFE AND ErRuLAE,rRooF sAFEs-wE:h Hail.
Patent Powder lrsat lstls TIT tlat x~arjea
Arlte nl@nls 1t H. Worlds Fair. Lpudnn 1851 and the
Nnr!re Far New York 1851 aa1 are tie snly American
Safve ilat awarded medals ut the Lsnton Wsr!ds
Fair.
Thesr safs form Tie most rert.c. security against Fip
and burglars. If any sl:t offered To tAc public.
alno ErwA A,= will be paid to any person uat show
Int HEnrlSGe rA7xxr CuAxrssx SAFE ever 5aitcl u
I,r~<ryr Its csutrnts in al accidental nre.
The subscribers ss manufacture Ill kinds Of Belle. and
Ch', lr,,n Iank ch~.& and yault4 Vault Dunn, aud
Money l1es Chests for Brokers' jewelers. md private
families for IIatc. Diamonds and at!.cs vaiuaales.
slLAs e. HERRING 4 co.
Fl Broadway. coEntr Of Murray street,
Opposite City Hall. New York
C.L HARMON CO. Agents. Chicago, Ill.
, 1859-04-11

I:1uDcrtakcrG.

CEXTONS AND UNDEkIAh-
~ EnA R7
Uav+ On hand Il I'll t!1nes every yle 10 nha,
lii Hcsisrs auc CarIaes. and everything requisite ios
Iunr sa mar r. fonna On h1nd hl. nna feaoS 10
Ther aso lave CAai<l 4nd Ean't y ihe Ctnt;s7p
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