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ST. JOHNS, N. F., March 9, M.-The follow
ing is the latest by the NoDd Scotia by tele-
graph from Liverpool TO Queenstown.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. %, P. M.-Cetton sales
of the last two days $4,000 bales, including
1900 on speculation aud for export. The
market closes dali and heavy.
Provisions: quotations are barely main
tanned. Breadstuffs steady sales of pre-
visions important. Other articles un-
changed
LoNoae Feb. %, P. M-Consols closed at
954.
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SQUAM BEACH, N. j., March 9, M.-The
ship De Wit Clinton from Liverpool is
ashore eight miles south of Squam Inlet,
with her broadside on the bar. No commu-
nication with her has yet been Effected
Further particulars will be sent as soon as
possible.
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BosroN, March 9, p M.-The chemical oil
Works in East Boston, owned by Pige &
Mitchell, were destroyed by fire this morn
ing. Loss $4,000. A young man named
Francis Dunbar, perished in the flames.
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PhIIadeInhin Markell.

PAILADELPIIIA, March Q, M.-Flour firm;
super rs. Wheat active at 4501 co.
Corn firm;- sales 5000 bush yellow at 73@
"A. Pork unchanged. Whisky firm at %
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BALTIMoRE, Mar 9-Mr.. Brooks, rcsolu-
ton in regard to Railway charter was
passed to third reading last night in the
House of Delegates. 1t had already been
adopted by the Senate. its
The Senate adopted the address of the
House asking for the removal of Judge
StumD. -..t -s.- @--.s-ia -1-a-ta
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ES-An effort is being made, with some
prospect of success, to have fair at Zanes-
willie for Eastern Ohio, as a rival of the
State Fair at Dayton
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SANDY Hook, March Q, M.-1'he steam
ship Quaker City from Havana, will be up
about o'clock
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PITTsBURG, March 8, M.--River 10 feet s
inches by the pier mark and rising. Wealth
er cloudy and chilly with occasional light
showers. 9sa =l-t
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Total. ............ l5O, Ass, ,e6a 242, ,s4s, ,os5


Thus it will be seen by figures which
generally tell the truth, that the imports of
all kinds of foreign goods at the port of
New York alone, have increased in 1859,
over the former year, or 1858, the moderate
sum of naety-taco millions of dollars
Now let us examine and see what large
portion of these foreign goods consists Of
whether they are articles really necessary
for our comfort and happiness, or whether
they are merely articles on luxury, ard
which do not only no positive good to the
consumer, but real injury. Some per-
sons no doubt, say that it is not our business
if those who can afford it choose to spend
their money for silks, brandies, cigars, &c
True, if only those who can afford it in
duIge in such luxuries; but the case is quite
different. 1t is generally those who can the
least afford it that indulge in such things :;
and contend it is the duty of our Govern
ment to regulate our commerce in such a
manner as will do the greatest good to the
| greatest number.
The importations at New York of wine,
| liquors, and brandies alone, in 1859, are
put down at the moderate sum OF $4,440,-
000l just think of that, you advocates OF
temperance
The importations of cigars at the same
| port, in 1859, were So, 800, 4O8. Next comes
the small item of S33, ,6s2 ,64s, for silks =
We have thus. nearly forty millions of dol
lars spent out of the country, in 1859, fol
articles, much the larger portion of which
we could have done without
The exports from the same port, for the
same time, are put down at $67, $50, ,321
1 exclusive of specie and bullion. Specie anG
bullion 500, us 5,866. Can there be any strong
er arguments given than these figures tc
convince every reasonable and unprejudicet
man in the country in regard to the impOr
tance of encouraging our own manufac
lures, thus retaining the specie in the coun
try, instead of sending it abroad
E $50
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RICHMOND, Va, March 9, n The House
to-day adopted resolutions adverse to n
Southern conference, by Il vote of 80 to AZ.
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VOLUME XII.
TERMS OF TIE JOURNAL

a z rNia;lafA ..-.......... & 90
o., .I,o ,ra.lS f,1nxol.I. to (,sl ril-sl ... 10
~; XVaakIy : rs,,sr ,.......... 4 %
ST.tl,- p -, ... :. 90
90 Clubs of 16 OF nore.--...-..- l w
Hn The privilege of yearly advertisers Is limited
to their ewn immediate business, in their own hae'
and all advertisements for the benefit of other
persons as we'll Us legal advertisements aud adVer-
sisemcnts of auction sales, and advertisements WIN
Ehe name Of other persons, sent ia by theIh' must
be paid for at the usual rates.
raa No report, resolutions or proceedings OF any
corporation, society, association or publc meeting
and no communication designed call attention TO
an matter of limited of individual interest can he
inserted, unlesss paid for as an advertisement
40 Contracts for yearly advertising VIII not rs
disc tined unless an order that effect is left at
the Office, and when discontinued in less than a
-, Te1aI as,vortisenleuts hereafter will DO pub
Hshed at the expense of the attorneys oriering ana
not delayable for legal proceedings, but eoilecaoe
At our usual time.
- C1nr terms for Job Work and transient adyer-
kisements are CASH.
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MAR RIEI
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Ny0R S.aLR-.R SECOND R.4sNIs
II Morticing Machine at a very low figure. En-
quire at the carpenter shop, cor. First and Pine
stroets- mar71w JOSEPH OVERALL.
HFyE.R! TIES! TE.E!-yUST RE EEEY:-
II ed choice lot of fine Imperial and GunpOw-
der teas at No. 81 Main street, opposite the Court
House mario JAS l.. SPALDIEG.
RUST RRCRKE.ED.-.A SUFERKOR
a. article of Black Tea in small caddies, express
ly for family use, at No. 81 Main street, opposite
the Court House. JAS. l.. SPALDING.
mario saEs
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ICoan,inicated
Importance of Protection.

nApONt&hOO va
EDITOR JoURNAB:-If there is any doubt
in the minds of the citizens of this country,
in regard to the real cause of the 8. hard
times, scarcity of money, &c.-a complaint
which we hear not only in the busy narts
of trade. but even in the social and domes-
tie crcle-let them examine carefully the
table of imports at the port of New York,
and if the political or Free Trade scales are
not removed from their eyes, they must
certainly be rredeema5ly blinded by party
prejudices, to the best interest of our com
mon country. -...- .---a
One of the principles and measures
which exist between the two great parties
i'll this country, is that of Free Trade or Pro-
lection To American Industry. The Dem
cratic party has always been and is still IN
tfavor Of Free Trade, consequently in favor
of direct taxation. The Opposition or Con-
servative party are in favor of a Tariff for
revenue purposes, discriminating in favor
of American or home manufactures. If this
measure were once fully carried out our
country would again become prosperous,
and the cry of hard times, &C., would be-
come obsolete. If there were no further
the Presidency, this one would be sufficient
reason for ep@ry man in the country to vote
for the candidate of the Opposition, and thus
be the means of once more bringing the coun-
try back to prosperity.
Is there any better evidence needed than
the following figures, 20 convince the most
ultra Free Trader in regard to the injurious
effect that the policy he advocates, has upon
the real prosperity of the country
Ia late statement of the imports at the
Port of New York, we find the following
figures:
Imports fog the week ending Nov.
9th, 1859, ...................... .$4, ,006, ,S7l
| For the corresponding week last
year, .--..... ..-.....-......l ,99S, ,O95
Increase in 1859, ,0l0, ,7T6
To offset this large importation, we find
/ the exports for the same time to be 81 ,504,-
| $40, which, as q matter of course, includes
not, as many are led to suppose from the state
ments made, the actual products of oul
country, but all foreign articles re-exported
from this country (which, by the way, i:
| quite an iteml, including very large pro
portion Of specie and bullion, which ought
in justice to be regarded as article of ex
port. O
| We will now examine the total import.
at the Port of New York for tie past foul
| wears, and it. will be readily seen that W,
are fast fastening to ruin, to another crisis
and from which we can only be expected tt
be relieved by rigid system of protection
4 to home manufactures.
The Imports at New York were in
1856 1857
i Dry Goods. ......S 93,362,s 1898 S 9o,534 i 2:
(1anpral Mdse lIS 379 33I Ia7 1as oe
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MAYOR'S OFFICE,
LEATHER BETTING.

=. LEATHER BETTING.
EE K.RL'S R.ETEJN~T STKEFCAED
&N Cemented and Riveted Leather Belting-aisO
Lace Leather, Rivets and Burs, Riyet Sets and
Headers, Punehers and Cutting Flyers A inll
stock alWays on hand at lowest factory prices
CHARLES BABCOCK,
mar9 s, Main street
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RELIsIous NOrIcE.-Phe Rev. II. A. Cook Will
preach in the Cumberland Presbyterian Church to-
morrow Sunday at O'Clock P. NJ.
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"A RUSH. PREsH COR.V- .nk-s Il.

- N RVSK. FRESH CORN" .uks.4 H..
ebSB 200 bush Ear Corn, 100 bush Potatoes, 10
bush TIIrnips 5 bush P;Irsnips, 10000 lbs Bacon
Hams 1000 lbs shoulders 1000 lbs choice Leaf Lard,
tieIces choice Rce 500 lbs Pearl Starch 100 kegs
asst Wheeling Nails, 100 boxes Glass, ss'd sizes,
10 doz Wash Boards 25 doz Buckets 100 doz Brushes,
sss'd 25 dOz Bed Cords, 10 coils Cotton Rope, 10
coils Manila do, 5 coils Hemp do, 600 lbs Pearl
Barley, 10 doz Tubs. In store and for sale cheap
for cash at WICK ERY BROS.
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---I7C 7COT.LECTOFz,S SALE
(AF AZ Il II III AZ ST.ATE ron THE


AF R Il II II ~ . TT TIE ROR THE
" payment of cost and expenses Of side walk
Improvement.
Notice is hereby siren that by virtue Of four pre-
cepts, issued out of the Clerks office of the city OF
Evansville, and to me directed, L will sell at public
auction at the door of the Court House in the city
of Evansville, Saturday, March 31st, 1861 the
following Lots parcels of real estate much
thereof as may be necessary to pay the amGHHfs
assessed and charged against said lots respectively
as the cost and expenses of making side walk inn
provements in front of said lots, together with the
costs of sale
Lot No. "a Block l6 StockweIPs EnFnt, 5 4.6O
- sharpe's. la1 :, l7Y
sa =. rs Z "a sr.15i 81 sha 2.75
=. 2 =" :. lS2 p, Lamssco' ai icy y y
Sale to commence at 2 o'clock, p. NJ, on said
day. p. SCHMUCK, City Collector
mar9-3wd ia a
aXRCO.N N-M.G.N.ED GV-S%V.Ks B.aGS.-
~ Received per steamer Baltic aud for sale low
by A. LEMCKE & CO., prime lot of double and
single Gunnes mar9-iWd
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Total, ......... I'll, 1,742, PA 2l7, ,72O,Os6
sve 1853 .r-s 1853
Dry Goods....S 6O,OO5,22 $l13, ,152,624
General Mdse.... 9o,44s, ,43s 129,I96, All
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Fire and Inland Navigation

Risks acCepted at TERMS COlsIsIellt VIII
and fair profit. -
Especial attention gren TO InsItrcnee oJ DWELLINGS
dne Contents, for terms If 20 5 gears ih
Tho solid service long and successfully tried and
the many advantages the Eta Insurance COMPANY
possesses in line, should not be overlooke1 Dy
those ready to Insure and understanding their Best
interests. sFfa sst..- ID al saEf -
During stringent times " the necessity for re-
liable Insurance becomes an imperative duty--the
ability of property owners TO sustain loss being
then much lessened. s.l.
Agencies in all the principal cities ana towns
iay by ariy Of the duly authorized Agents % the
Company. nsa 4lyE.g,
No Business attended to with despatch ana
fidelity -
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NUMBER 15S.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
WMAE .ARE THE .EVTHO REZRU
wv Agents of the above Road, and are ciEiRg
through receipts freight TO all the Eastern cities
at as low rates by any other line. Goods sent to
for transhipInent viii be forwarded with
prOmptness and dispatch.
For all Information address
GEO. FOSTER & CO., Ag'fs,
Cor. Locust st. andCanal, Evansville, Ind
mars et-l r ffs
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
XXXIY CONGRESs-FIRsT SESSION

EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
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Dry Goods. 93, ,362, ,s93 S 90,534, l29
General Mdse..- lis, ,37e,331 127,1s5,9 1867
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HRVD ~ e Il fskS.3sN~F@, ? n Mk-SHd4.fJN-5 y
~ AND DRUGGISTS.
We are regularly receiving addihons to our stock
of Duuss N MEDIclNEs, CHEMIcALs, PAINTS, OILS,
VKRNIsIEs, PERFUMERY, and Fancy ARTICLES
" hieh we arc prepared to offer to the trade GU AZ
good terms be pt chased in Cineinnati Lou
fsviIe, st. Louis.
We have ia store IS tons Of EXTRA PURE WHITE
LEAD ia kegs of 25 ns, SO Ihs, and iuo ths, wIlch
w arc saltiuc TO the trade manufacturers prices.
KELLER & WHITE,
No. 30 Main street.
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A. @. HALhOCK d son, Ageuts,
mars Marble Building, Main Sc
New Dry Goods Establishment.
x.un arA a r.
zTa7.a7.7;s, M.a.NEs, ..77yVv:l1 H0Es.-

NffeH HH~AatsNs1y3
u 10 casks Trace Chains, f
f-- 3 sf Log =" aFTH --aa1fa4
10 dOz Planters Hoes, ,-a - ari.-ar
10 Smiths fs
80 Handled Garden Hoes, a+ 80
2b Garden Rakes, e.Is lEr
- Z. GEO. s. soNNTAG & co,
mars a-t 1. 10, Main street
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q. a 50 - - ''f-i
WHEELER & IGLEHART,

RESURs ss.gS7Ifs. ECFEss.N'Ss " % ~
81 Candy Hove's Cough Candy, and a number
~ other pl,asant remedies for ilnss
better than th. more ex pensiye and nalse'ltius
medicines, at u MAIN SThEEI
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BUSINESS CARDS.

Jacob Sinzich & Son,
WHOLESALE BAKERS,
Dealers in
BO4T STORES,
water Sc, BET. TrSHe amd Sycamore,
HNIaE II II IL m n. IKE, H.z y" I've
~ located the Northeast corner ~ FIRST
and Sycamore streets, for the purpose OF repairing
Musical Repeating, and other Watches, Jcwery,
&c, begs his friends and the public gener"hy, 70
saII upou him, when satisfaction will be gtaran-
bsed ldh-1-Iyu
AVR-AREEs .FFcSOH.Sr5Tss.N-, WHOLE
- sale aud Retail GROCER AND fRoN ls1oN
MERCHANT, dealer in Cnrdage, Nails, Glass, Ce-
ment Powder, Plaster PHris, Ac., No. l2o main
street near tile Canal Evansville, Ind febZs
ARR. SsTKZREE n Cf.. a&;fTER
ers in Groceries an,i ali kinds of Pro;lucs Nails
Glass. White Lime, Ccnieut, Cotton Yarn White
Lead, Lnseed Oil, &c., &c. As", constantly on
sizfs afSo
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THE IVORY PFIUToGRApH-
JACOBS ART GALLERY, NO. % CAMP STREET

Especial attention called to his all
Of the Photographic Arr. We prepared these
pictures which, for great holiness and decaey of caorn
not be egnaed also, combines the sotnes an
Ivory Miniature Call and Judge for your elves;
Strict attention Is heretofore paid to he different branches
Of business Dauereoypes any kind pictures from
deceased persons copied into small enlarged life SIZE and
painted in oil pastel water color In indispensable STYLE
a5-r r. JACOBS continues supetinend the pr0np exc
euon OF all work entrusted to cur care. nj 6m
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OFFICE NEW ogLE4ss, 94eKsos AND GREAT NORTHERN

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD COMPANY,
New Orleans, July 10 1861 y
hag- The following resolution was adopted
by HE Board OF Directors Of this Company their meeting held
the llih instant:
Resolved That public notice be given newspa
published the city of Orleans that application will
e made % the General Assembly Of the State Of Louisiana
Its next session. repeal the tenth section The
ration Of the New Orleans, Northern
road Company approved 22d Of April 1858.
ol2 If r. s. CHARLES, Secretary
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81 PROF. A. GFEERARDI,s DANCINs
Z 81 ACADEMY. a EAGLE HALI-Prof. A. s4hsrard
most respectfully announces to his friends and the pub
bic in general that his Dancing Academy will be open
1T for the season at Eagle Hall Pfytania and Fee
"a LEFTY Road, on the 18th of NOVEMBER when trusts
to meet with the same liberal patronage before.
Days of Tuition for ChldfenTuesaays Thursdays
urdays, from 4 to 6 O'Clock p. d..
Gantlemens Glass Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
from 10 9 p.
0lasses in Schools and Academies will be promptly
For terms apply to Prof c., Mt the Hail. or PHI p WEIR
LEM Esq, Music Store, No. Camp street. MD Sn
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no.@a@. LOUISIANA STATE BANK
New Orleans Aug i, 1860.
hg-This Bank has declared a dividend OF
EIGHT PER CEE Of the profits Of the last SIX months,
payable to the Stockholders their legal
anl AF RONDEAIy Cashier
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OFFICE or Iloaa MUTus1. ISguHAsor coap

OFFICE HOSE MUTUAL ASSURANCE company 4
New Orleans, Nov. 9, 1860
r,in.9 -l ~ conformity with Article 4th, OF the
haeT Of this Company hoiice hereby
for THIRTYTWO TRUSTEES 10 serve during the ensuing
year. from the First Monday February NEXT viii be held at
The office Of the Company No. rs Camp street, MONDAY
the "a day Of December next between the hours Of NJ
and r. NJ.
Mo I'd JAMES Fl. WHEELER sec,y
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"a GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL, "a
/ EA TO be given by MM
~ THE MEMBERS OF c. s.. 14zAz
+ Al the
I ODD FELLOWS HALL en- FRIDAY, November 30, 1850
/ coNntErER ARRANGEMENT:
Arthur o. Fleming, Henry A. Fsrter
/ Alfred +. Coste, F. A. St. Arssat
COMMITTEE INVITATIONS:
L John a. Russell, Edwin Ballard
l. Edward ID. Turner, Franc Arms-5e5,o
T Thds. @. Sutherlnudi Charles Monta1So
Geo. @. Wedderbu-nf Silas sutherland
Chas Thorn A. II. Peaie,
TLoeRiHAyAGERs:
Arthur O. Fleming, ,Ino. I. Block,
Samuel Aston, Henry q. Pearssp r.
r. a st. Amant, Alfred F. Cosie.
Cert emen will hand in the of Ladies' they
WISH invitations the Committee Invitations for
approval, or before the 9Th inst
Bhe meetings of the Invitation Committee will place
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. Odd Hall
Tickets will be found PHI p. WERLEINSs Music Store
No d Camp street. and at S0URDES Il CHASSAIdNACS
Music Store, No. 10 Chartres street
The popular musician, Mr. A. DENEGRE, will direct
orchesa new Quadslle, called Garibadi Military Quad
rifle, etc. ni6 i'd
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A cADA!MY OF MUSIC ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Formerly
sPaIding Sc Rogers AmphitHeatcr.
q g. Foo B. t. ri fsssss.
ADJUSTMENTS.

Last WEEK OF Tue EngageotnE Of The
Drayfons.
WEDNESDAY. November %, 1850
TWO F&EDRITs II SRS--TO with the comic
opera Of NOTHING VENTURE. NOTHING HAVE; or. a
Doup in l49tlRsisse EndoF, Mrs. H. Tlrayton; Gus
fave de Bess Mr. H. Urgyton. 5EbkET sd GEa5-Ory
ehesira To conclude with the comic eJera Of
DIAMOND CUT DIAMOND.
Josephine Waiting WomaTl Mrs II. Brayton.
geuntess DeVadennt. H dayton.
Victor, n Fae Mr. H. Dfayton.
taptgin Sanspef HI. H. DraytgA.
Simon III Usavtot
She Ceilarern
GB~Pcr particulars Email bills,
0-P eTery right anG every Saturday
H5~AbaISSI9N-5BC Gents G6lored Gallery cZug: chill
ances only.
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al Office from No is to No u Exchange Place,
III ~ The old stand opposite the old Pos office we return
kE #4Ep past favors md prepared furnish
will Coal in quantities to suit dug from the hills slave
fee erltory We delivering good article gate
toal at SIA TX CENTS per barrel
LUIS 6f P. H. WILLARD.
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H5-Crescent Lodge No. 8, L. o. D. f., meets
Fellows HALL at O'Clock.
oficers-J A. Sylvester, N CT Peter Williams Y. g.; e.
Swerbck Recording Secretary; L. NJ Jahan Sec
retary s. L. Butler, Treasurer.
Members Of Sister lodges raternaly invited to attend.
tsl2 liz
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SATURDAY, November 10, 1s6o

The days and hours of tution are as follows:
O'Clock T. NJ. 'f
0ocloek p N. -
A. NJ, to u NJ. - 80
Private Glasses viii be formed exclusively for ladies'
Prac1cng Parties for Ladies and Gentlemen every Wenes
day, ?. n. = - ~
ProJ Vegas will give lessons semnaes and IN private
families, " 1870
Particular attention will be given Children many new
out $500
]. Vegas will give series of his Chldrens Fancy Dress
Balls including the great May Day Festival.
The musical department
artist, Mr.. L. Bryersdofer
For terms. apply j. VEGAS at Odd Fellows, Hail. or at
p P. WERLEIN'S Music Store No. Camp street. MS 3m
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NOTICE no CARPENTERS AND BUILDER,

PATENT SAWED wEATHERBoARDING,
Both Rough and Dressed from the very best YELLOW
PINE and CYPRESS timber for sale in lots purchasers
at the LOWEST MARKET PRICE,
fel9 ly STAR PLANNING MILLS New Ras;n
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q PROF. J. VEGAs' DANCING ACADEMY,
{ 81 Odd Fellows hall.
80 Prot j. Vegas respectfully announces to his
aud The public generally, that his Dancing Acad
- will he opened for the Odd Fellows Hail.
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RpHoward Lodge No. I3, L. o. o. F.-Meet-
ngs EVERY thursday EVENING, IN Lodge Room No. s.
Odd Fellows Hall, at 7 O'Clock.
Offeers-N. r. Lyle N c.; Hugh Stewart, Y. g.; G. Sam
som Recording seereryi b. DaSilya Permanent Secretary
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