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The national Republican., 1861-02-20
CLARENDON HOTEL

npS. LOCKWOOD DARRELL are prepared
- to insert TEETH on VULCANITE BASE
a new and improved mode. When made on this
plan, they are comfortable to wear, and much
cheaper than any other. Also, Teeth inserted on
Gold plate, and all Dental operations of any kind
that may be desired. Office room, No. 8, in the
Washington Building, corner of Pennsylvania
avenue and Seventh street. feb l5-3m
The national Republican., 1861-02-20

"J. s. p" writes the following TO the N. Y.
Tribune: va vcl 81. 1cF
"ThS court martial Oh Com. Armstrong,
Nhoaufrendered the Pensacola Navy Yard, Is
now sitting. The preof sgaiast him is very
conclusiye. Jt Nas.~ith great difficulty that
Lieut. Slemmsr could get the Wyandotte, re.
higsd to so,opsrate for the defence Of Fort
Pietsns, The fort would have been taken
without that aid"
The national Republican., 1861-02-20
TEE PEACE CoSoREss. The Indication

THr PEACE CONGRESS. The indications
are, at present, that this body will agree, in
respect to the territorial question, upon Rever.
dy Johnsons proposition, prohibiting slavery
north of as' 3o>, and providing that the pres.
eut statvs south Of that line shall not be dis.
turbed. Whether it will be considered best
to ask Congress to propose this to the States,
or to advise the States to take measures for
National Convention to consider it, is not yet
determined.
The national Republican., 1861-02-20

D~iH Is believed that the Peace, Congress
wiz pot complete its labors before the close Of
the week. 49, 81. a, " '.-. -
The national Republican., 1861-02-20

1h'a AalE! ..yL yI.iD ,J-;Ll .riIJ
6g MAJOR RScHAFFER.-Mr1lRiggs, of the firm of
Riggs d Co., which had the good luck to dis.
pose of SO many Florida bonds to Secretary
Thompson, Mr-ould the District Attorney, and
James M. Carlisle, have been acting as COM
mittee of sympsthizers, to prevail upon the
President To royerrale the Secretary of War in
his refusal 10 commissipn Mr., Sehaffer as a Ma
jor Of fhe District Militia. The cause of the
refusal WI Mr. 1shafer's declaration that he
would not serve against, Maryland, if that State
shall join in secession. q.
re-, If Mr. Buchanaa eonSissiops Mr.. sehaffer,
Mn 4incoln can turn him ,oSt and ths people
osefthis District will insist that il shall be done.
1t viii BEL nohstrous imposition upon this
community, to put our soldiers into the hands
Of aaiserh pledged 70 surrender to attacks made
: from the only quarter from which sttacts are
possiblei1; 'H Iqlh Ioo, T3l l.s3 ,9T.y
The people of the United States mean to
hold this capital against everybody but there
never was any fear of an attack upon it, SO long
The national Republican., 1861-02-20

~ About two and half millions Of
speeches have Been folded At ths Capitol this
session, go ,a7aJ @',73
The national Republican., 1861-02-20
determined

CHARLEsroN HARBoR.-The following is an
extract of letter from Charleston, s. G., Feb.
IL, 1861, from shipping merchant:
"There is no difficulty whatever about the
draft of water. There has been no change in
the depth Of water; the channels are all as
deep as they were three months since-no diff.
6culty in arriving or sailing. Vessels can have
good freights and dispatch"
The writer was evidently afraid to soy, in SO
many words, that the ships sunk in the chan.
mel generally used had Aoated of, but that is
what he means, and what has been understood
for some time TO be the case.
The national Republican., 1861-02-20

A VERY Cool AMERIcAN.-A Frenchman
Appropriates His Wife, and He the French
mans Estate.-A Frenchman recently eoped
from Paris with the pretty wife of an American,
and, as soon as the latter learned what had
taken place, he installed himself In the chateau
of his rival, and wrote to the latter missive,
as follows:
"5You have appropriated my wife, and have
taken possession of your estate. BY the time
your love is squandered, will try to have
spent your fortune. hope you will have an
agreeable time in Switzerland, though Decem.
Der is chilly month, am told, in that coun.
try, Il would recommend her to continue her
singing lessons! have had your orangery re.
moved, as it intercepted the view of the pond.
dare say you will approve my course.
,II0TG UEiHSTT--
SENSIBLE ,ADyIcE.--Professo Silliman, of
New Haven, recently closed Smithsonian
lecture by giving the following sensible advice
TO young men; mi. ,y.,IJ
IT. therefore, you wish for clear mind and
strong muscles, and quiet nerves, and long life,
aud power prolonged in old age, permit me to
say, although am not giving D temperance
llenture, aysid all drinks above water and mild
rinfusions of that Auidj shpn tobacco, opium,
and everything elss that disturbs the normal
state of&tha system; rely upon nutritious food
andImild, diluted drinks, of which water is the
base, and you will need nothing beyond these
things, except rest and due moral regulations
Of all your powers, to give you long, happy, and
useful lives, and serene evening at the close"
The national Republican., 1861-02-20

to ~ The case. of the Governor Of Kentucky
sssiHst 9the' Governor of Ohio was opened in
l ithsP Supreme Court yesterday. Mr.. Stevenson
Il saqd the Hon. Humphrey Marshall are the coun.
sslofbr Kentucky, and Mr.. Wnleott for Ohio.
The argument yesterday was mainly coufned
70 the slavery question. " K d. @'-''
The national Republican., 1861-02-20
Ig gCeNsTITBTIoNAL i. |, UNION. III ,

- :, The contest in 81. Louis on Monday, was be.
tween !" connstitatiopal Union" ticket,AsTd an
unconditional Union ticket There had been
. secession ticket in the Geld, but thasl.wasS
Withdrawn Just before the election, the seces-t
sionists going in for Constitutional Union"
. This +" Constitutional Union !" is an old &C..
quaintance. 1t was the pet Of Mr.. Ysncey in
the 4sse PfesiaentiSl eansass.y oluis a sort of
ltsesissa non 'acendo. A genuine Gonititua nal!
Union man, ID not one who is in favor, either
If the, ypiop, or Of the Constitution, or Of the
Union nnder the Consultation. He iss'one is one who
is opposed 70 the Union as it is, and to the
Constitution as it is, and who means to destroy
the Uaion, if be cannot be permitted to destroy
the Constitution, ,s,rs ,,....., ...,,,..
The national Republican., 1861-02-20

10 \ 1 The tariff bill as amended by the Sen
Iats reduces the duties to the standard of the
tariff Of l846.r The bill will be voted upon to
dsy. d It will again go back to the House.
The national Republican., 1861-02-20

Nh. BorELER.-This gentleman, who repre-
sents, in the House, the Harper's Ferry district
in Virginia, expressed apprehensions yesterday,
in which all the secessionists concurred, that
the passage of Mr.. Stanton's bill authorizing
the acceptance of volunteers by the President,
in cases in which he is now authorized to use
the regular army and to call out the militia,
may impair the power Of the Union men in the
border States to sustain themselves. Mr.. Bote-
ler's alarms are chronic. He was up at New
York during the Presidential election, declsr-
ing that Virginia would certainly leave the
Union ifMr. Lincoln was elected. He is under
stood p have anticipated the same catastrophe
in the event of the rejection of Mr. Crittendens
resolutions. But Virginia, so far as we can
learn, is as calm as q summer morning, and, we
suspect, will remain unrufaed, if Mr.. Stanton's
bill becomes law. 1t is objected to by no.
body in Virginia, so far as we can learn, except
by the class of men whose feelings are wound
Cd by the precautions taken for the defence of
4hnf capital Those who are in favor of the
Union in Virginia, are in favor of all the meas.
ures necessary to uphold the Union, which are
within tie principles of the Constitution and in
accord With the precedents in the past admin
istr.tion Of the Government
Voluaiessp Are more available than militia,
and can be made use of with less risk of in.
flaming sectional passions. National troops
viii bs less obnoxions than State troops in the
cs@inl Hand. " 10 in this aspect, that Mr..
stsnton's bin, Instead of being measure Of
akitatioa, 10 measure of prudence.
The national Republican., 1861-02-20

feb l9-2w
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90 NJ M Il H1jIAL-.

~ ~ 49, AIA - - ~ - -
DAILY Carr CRY ossscB,l
X tsk, March -.
FLOUR-6spsrias, - ~; sprasg shsAt, sx-
trA, - -, Fail sbsst, sstss. - -.
BRAN AND SHORTS, 80 s. peril -.
cokN-ls T. las good demand.
BAILEY -Epsing 11a4ee
waEAr.- II GOD ssDssa. 1an - 70 lss,--
spriss1oc choice 10. ~.
OA1S--l7 ~ isc.
kYE--3Sj II good demand.
POTATOES Ito Is y The load; rs.ail = 70 -.
GROcKkIks-ksv 0rlssas Sasar, fair e4A7
prime 81 70 ., siariasa Sale, crushed sd lsas
Ito II. MolAssss-PlAutatios 3sse $685. u. ~
u IS, GoidsA BySsp, Is 70 1ee. ccEss-Ris Isl
to 10. Jsva 10 80 -. Laeayrs, - u = II. Ries
sasl.
soAP-Paln ste, ranily sle; German. lcia.
72to7a
cAHDL1s-stAr Tito IS. ssssnns ~, AouIl
IItol7,
LARD 81 retail lie.
BrTTER-Connon u to 81; Choice Ito u !;
sstailIj - ia
LEATHEK--Sols Is TO 3se; Harness ~.
HIDEs- Dry ~; green, 4 TO 4le, green sheep
RSaha " - ~ 8ASEa - AAus SO
HAY-krsiFis = Husg ,, ssto ~ 50; Tin-
othy ~ 70 tIij B4isd 10. ~ 10 SO; Retail, Do
III 70 -.
5gEDS--HsagariAa Grass 1sassi TinstAy 81
% t. : -; Yisx Sssd, seaSs.
SgNDRiES - Onions, ssto 81 Eggs, s 10 81.
feather. 3ee 30 ysc; Waite Beans, - 80 50.
FRUIT-DrssA apples, ! - - u per bssh
Dried peaches, - 70 70 13e; Raisins, ~ fsto
-.
CHKESE--W. Il. leaIl; Denmark tsle.
BEEF-1a1se gross; 4s to 3 Per quarter.
EHEEP-43 ~ 70 ~ - = hsad.
HOus-Drsssed. - ~ " - -.
SALr-0. 81 20 70 4epsr sack; Kanav-
ha 81 Is per Dbl; Liverpool, 81 goa1 90 pei
sack. Lake 81 - TO - Is = MI.
FIsH--Macksrsl, No. SO 70 81 y bill; No
4ls t. 81 Nos t11to4lS. whits, MOL IS y
TO IS - y half NJ. God Push Sso -.
RAGS-1} to 34e.
OLD IRON to ie per n Brass sto Ice POI
h.; Copper III to lac par b.
ExcaASss.--Un New York for currency, nom
iasi rate, par cent; forxold per cent. B
Lcsisl percent.
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B0o00 ThEOwA O0Te
The notes Of the following Banks are thrown o.
~ tho Banksrs Of this city.
Bank Of AarosA, West Aurora, Illinois.
National Bank, Equality, /"
Stale Rank, 6hAvaestown,
Amer. Rxshangs Hank, Raleigh, /"
Corn 1xchasge Bank, FslrAeld,
Rank Of Raleigh, Ralsigh, z
Dask a Oomnonvalih, kohinsos, III.
Southern Bank IlliAois, 0rsyviils.
Grayvills do DO
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yX7E call the attention 81 the bald and gray
w TO gro. CABU4' HAIR TONIC. This nm
squalsd preparation, which turns gray hair to it
original color, gives the bAida beAstifnl head Of
hair, removes the dandruf - itching from the
scalp, and causes natural moisture to low from
the scalp, provided il IL used as hair dress
ing-it viii prevent IL from becoming prem atnrs-
y grey and coming out Those Who love to case
npon bsautiful head Of hair should not be vita
ont II. Thousands testify to Its great merits but
~ have no room 70 insert their names.
dec3dkv
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
To Lazy lnvaltAs.

To LADY lnvaliAs.
In Suggesting to ladies Of feeble habit the inn
portancs Of Hoststtesis Stomash Bitters - . means
u safely supplying or ssnewing thas viEor upon
which health and the duration Of life derends, we
solicit their attention % few inportant facts.-
The prepsraioa i specially adapted to the care Of
III functional arrangement srising eithsr from
constitutional weakness or other causes. II IL
nsnded By medical men = sure remedy for
Tho obstruction and irregularities from which bit
very fewof the sex are uniformly sxsmpt, and
married ladies especially. Mothsrs Who are en-
gagsd In the cares Of maternity, will and the Bit
ters gioross preparation for recruiting the bodi
y sOergss, and giving tone and tsnsion = the -
Taxed nerves. They cheer aad aainaas The spirit.
without srsatine andas exsitsme ~. promote slssl
cot mildly upon the bowels create "a appetite, n,
sxtremsIE ussfsl IN al bilious afIsctions, ana
may b. taken with the fullest eonadsnss that IL.
iaAnite good they q can nevsr " followed BY n
layorAblsEeAetioa. sss
Tor sale BY druggists and dealers generally ~
aywhsre.
6olaby p .HIssonss A. J. WILKInsos ,DAnSLsr,
KAvs Co., ana !. =. WlnEIn seH.
March rs. 'sl-dAw
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
ron TU Cuu or

ron TU CUR1 or
Coairemess, Jamidice. Dyspspsso, IsdiSestiom,
Dyseu0y FoM Ssomnch, Erysipsaas, Headache.
Piles, Rheumatism. E,1ptioms and Skin Diseases,
Lirer Complaint. Dropsy, Tdtsr, 1nsors and
SAX Rheim,, Worms, Gout, Nsavnlgs0, a. a
Dinner Pin. and for Purifying the Blood.
They are sugar-coated, SO that the most scnsi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are the
best aperient In the world for al the purposes Of
family physic-
Price - cents Per Bon; Five boxes fox 500.
Great numbers Of Clergymcn, Physicians, States
men, and eminent personages, have lent their
names certify the unparalleled usefulness Of these
remedies, bur our space here viii not permit the
insertion Of them. The Agents hslow named fur
nish gratis our AMERICAS ALMANAC in which they
are given; with also full descriptions Of the above
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol-
lowed for their cure.
Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand AYERS, and take others. The sick
want the best aid there Is for them, and they should
have il.
All our remedies are for sale by
BARTLETT, KAlE = CO., Agents for Keok al
and sold ~ dealers In Medicines evsrywhere.
feb3,aAw
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30
6EMlNd MAIH1NES
GlN0HRSS SWING N16HINR6.
befh in Amsrica Ara yurons. Il snch 8 hest "a -
f.haisk fhciy euneriorlts 1sv1r All cfhs,s II -.
nsyks4 aa II g38-
iss .naalsr .ns.a. = dollars b.. y L mis.sLsn
liable article ss1 thoss Who do ii muss abide IS
oonsecuereesf # 1917
a,r-~vss ee~~ r.r,1r nr>~h.r.
rNnunrp ro ~ cu ruu
AN vn1An Az rAAoA AnA
"ilnin Us rssen o. 81 We nave rsdoosd OIL
= 49, = CT ...,. A L..
n..,,,,-u. o.-.-.,,.. !, !.
- r n
- = = = = :
CONTAIN 0sOent Vaia9sle InPreves
We wosld ask fcr then tbefore purchasing else
whsrs) the speclaf attention Ct Vest makers,
dress mAkers, md All VINO want Machines Tor light
mennfeeturink purpcses. $3.50. 81 4,
- 800
Rinserh n. LIT gtsn1nfA 4hrttla nsehina.
os.a y vsIJ Eshs.ai aPplca.,on sna eskael'y ana
80 e.VO: ...v-
nlA01Ap ~. cIArDhhD cnU1AAs AA-
CHlhh,
For Cesnage.nskeSs sno heavy leather work
Price, complete sssS.
TIE sinner NnA chimes
- = = : :.
49, i. ,....,1a ..,,.A -,.A /. -. -.
.ts.h tnc- tn. -. - .-... 49, .s =. -.
1850 Ass~Ssss AAsJ - - - stSSSs SSesy
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0pFing ma 0an1aoR OlOs ADag.
Vsasiil : Joses havs just opened : 6ne
sioux Of Clothing, 6sstismsa's fmnishise
Goods, sDd : large assortment Of Pisss
Goods, Vsstisgs asd other articles il thsir
Linz. Tbs Olothing hos BEEN sslsossl ~
prossly for this narkss, and snbracss every
variety, stylsand quality, 70 shat every nsn's
purse and person oAn b suited. Having :
large variety Of Piece Goods On hsnd, end :
hrst rate Msrohant Tailor il shsir snploy-
msnt, they ase abls 10 all orders for Gus
TONERS on short notice, and II > manner that
win give entire Subtraction. They ars a.
ways on hand, ready to give good bargains
at No. rs Main street. Gall and 80 them.
Mch. is.
ARRlvALs AT LEIGnTOH HOUSE.
MARCH -.
w II williams, w 6uthrie, II Stigall and two
children, A stigall, N stisall, Carthage; A Maiy,
y H Wightnan, q D MoEans, Ottanwa; D Cload
Jacksonville; s II Cobb, Bloomfield: J Squire, 81
Losis; D = Mcintosh stumpto~n; Danosn,
KAnsAs City; A Kimbsl, Alexandria; L 6sllsy,
corydoa, lows; Roberta, n Bailey, 81 Frsseis-
vile.
ARRIVALS Az DEMSNo HOUSE.
@ MARCH ~. ....
" n Fssah. s. Issis; J Mod, Cansdag Landes
Hopsviils, lows; y , Potter, r Aadisoa; Mr.
warnssk ard child. . r
Ns@ aasA 5000 :
n
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Nh. y. C.. AVER = CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, u psr Betslss Slx Beetles fer -.
Ayers Cherry Pcctoral

has won for itself such = renown for the curr Of
every variety OF Throat and Lung Complaint, that
il Is entirely unnecessary for us 70 recount the
evidence of its virtues, wherever il has been en-
pioycd. As il has long been in constant use
throughout this section, we need not do morU than
assure the people its quality 10 kept mp 10 tho best
il ever has been. and that il may be relied on to
do for their relief all It has ever been found do
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kkOh
a kE In rsceipto Of
"A 800 kegs assorted Nails,
100 bxs. German Soap,
80 = Fancy Toilet soap.
- doz. extra wire-handled brooms.
50 bxs. assorted Candy,
Ice !" Fancy Candies,
25e realms Writing Paper,
3o,00o Envelopes,
1880 assorted Cigars,
3, 800 HAVANA 6's q
so lbs. Indigo,
10 bbis. assorted Nuts,
leo kegs Bcarb Soda,
Stcs. Rice,
100 bxs. assorted Glass,
500 Cotton Yarn,
10 gross Matches,
200 realms wrapping Paper.
Besides . large stock Of the various articles OF
0rocsriss, which We offer at the very lowest figure.
We will at al timss pay the highsst price for
Hides, Furs, Pelts, Feathers, Beeswsx, and such
articles Of prcdsee Is will preserve their nature In
transportation.
bept13d
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General Insurance Agency.
VIM. 7. WOOD, state Ag't

General Insurance Agency.
VIM. 7. WOOD, State Ag't.
kEOKUK, IOWA.
LIRE INSURANCE. LAKE AND RIVER IN
4 6uRANcE. LIFE INSURANCE.
Assets &aO0 900.
CONTINENTAL lNg. coMrY.or NEW YORK.
Assess tt.Os7. sos.
SECURITY FIRE ms. COMPANY. or n. Y.
Assets 1900 900.
LAMAR FIRE ms. co. or NEW YORK.
Assets $780, 900.
ATLANTIC fIREIES co. o. BROOKLYN. n Y.
Assets Se62 900.
HUMBOLDT FIRE ms. co. or NEW YORK.
Assets sass 900.
Mutuai Bsnesis Lite Ins. Cs.
Net aeeumslstion Jan. !, '6l, e3,612,656.5O.
Oh Persons In this city have their lives II
~ s.rsa IN !. this oonPAny--snoPg them our
Dwellings, Household tsratturs, Buildings,
nsrchaadsis, Mills, Factories ana Machinery IN
sured at fair rates. ~ Losss Patd ~ fAts Agency.
Call and soc reliable Insurance statistios and B.
oTFIcE-0n Third-s.. near State BANK, Keo-
kuk Iowa. W. L. WOOD,
nsh. Is, Issl-d State and Lssal Agent.
TOM SALE.
pRICK Cottage Dwelling House, with full lot,
- on Fsiton-st, with rooms, 10 offered FOR
el,sSo.
20 Acres .sll inprevsd hand, near 4hs city, i.
AlsO, lrans dwelling houae, 9TH 10 rooms, full
lot, on Orlssnsst IL offered for 11eeo-} down and
balance n enc, two and three ysazs, with six PSF
I Wk~.> 80 ..-.l- ~.A-sAx - w..1k
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TThe Journal says it does support the
ClaRett Miller Union TRADE and Dioker tick
Of. Az that fact Gould not be proved from
anything that has appeared in the columns Of
that pspsr, 10 arc under obligation for bsiog
snliehBsssd on the subject. The only inter-
sst ~ had il tho MISTER Was 70 be able 70
prove after the election tho. such ticket
had becn in the feld.
kor the Gate City.
schoels.

kor the Gate City.
schesls.
Nh. EDrroEs Isuppose that oil will admit
that this community have not heretofore ~
ken that interest in the Schools that their
Importance demands. | think, however,
that ths people are waking up to sense Of
their daty IN regard 10 tho Schools. Wit
messed abundant svidenos Of this on lsss
Thussday 1t "a exAmina alton Of the District
School No. S, corner Of Twelfth and Tinss
streets. This Schools taughtb =. O. Ham
III. Vas surprised to and 20 large nam
Der Or visitors prsseut-at least 86-to Wit
ness the examination and | know that ell
must have been pleased with tho exercises.
That Mr.. Hanill IL very superior teacher
IL evident from the general good order main
taincd 10 School. HE slightest command 10
obeysd BY ell with seeming pleasure, and the
sprightliness Of al the elassss, and their
readiness 80 answer questions Eavs undoubt-
ID evidences d sou: sTa:Ssss- Having -.
tho plsssars Of frequently whiting This
School, ean bear witness TO tho good prog
rsss which the pupils generally have made
il their studies darinG Tho year which i
nov about 10 close. an sorry that III
School Board arc compelled 20 close tn
schools 90 soon. But those who wish q
send their children TO School during TIL
Summer oAn have ~ opportunity, = IN.
deratand that Mr.. Hamill and several o4he,
teachers propose 20 tsach > term Of thrsl
mouths, commanding the Let OF April.
hope they will be we'll patronissd.
CEOvsr 50 patients, IS u said have besl
received 81 the State Asylnm for the Insaa'
IN Mt. Pleasant.
Mrs PRxscorT, the popular nagasine write
u shout torbs married - nr. Richard 6pot
ford, : Boston LAWYER.
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EOvsr 50 patients, II b said have bseu
received 81 the State Asylum for the Insas'
IN MI. Pleasant.
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Mrs PRYscorf, the popular magazine writes
10 shout torbs married - nr. Richard Gpel.
ford, : Boston LAWYER.
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Mississippi Valley Nursery
ssnA Ovaers for
r r UT TREE S,
sHRu BBERY.

WIN = -, = &c.
CATALOGUES, containing lists Of Varieties and
~ Prices, furnished snd orders rs6siyed by mai
or 1t the Nursery Grounds in the South western
part OF the city. Trees, Ac., delivered in any par
Of the city free Of charge.
Marchl8dAw GHO. @. HILTON
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Aaks tAs interlooked stitch, whtsh il ths bes
asrstood, sinpls IN strsstsre Of great duraSiiity
adap.4d % the heaviest and lightsst eesds, ars
ishsd N she mort perfect manner, may b sssd 10
several pears without requiring repair, and ii the,
do mot give entire satisksetion The money will b
refunded.
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cTThs e. &. District Court adjourne
yesterday until Tuesday next.

ETWe are indebted TO our friend Cope
lin, CLERK Of the steamer W. n. Morrison
for nlss Of Now Orleans papers Of : lat
date.
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Saloons 70 ~ CLosrD. We srs request
Cd 70 say thAs the SAloons and Drinkin
Houses are I'll 20 be olossd, RON q o'cioc
Sunday highs sill IL e'closk on hosda
night, By order Of the Mayor.
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whsrs) tho special attention Of Vest makers,
Dress makers, md all who want Machines for lighr
Notwithstanding purposes.