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United States Circuit and District Cour
-Judee Trigs. Dresidiug.

Below is a brief abstract of the pro-
ceedings in the United States Courts
yesterday: No. 1853, Sword VS. Jones,
Judgment for one thousand dollars in
favor of plaintiff; 1907, United States VS.
Hurst, Judgment for eight hundred and
forty dollars in favor of plaintiff
Several cases were ordered to be dis
missed upon payment of costs, and
others were continued by consent OF
counsel On motion to set aside for
FIXTURES in large number of eiectment
cases, the court ordered that writs OF
execution and hdbere fGcids perSonGnl
be suspended until further order of this
court.
The second and peremptory call of the
law docket will be commenced this
morning, when it is important for at
tOrHeys interested in cases on this
docket to be present, as all viii then be
disposed of.
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fHE cheapest and best STEAM DYEINe
AND CLEANING HOUSE ia the city is at
246 Second street, Hunt & Hansen's old
stand, HANSON d WALKER.
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JANUARY 1, 1878.
We viii close the retail branch of out
business on the above date, and the
SOUTHERN PALACE

We viii close the retail branch Of out
business on the above date, and the
SOUTHERN PALACE
will then be occupied by Messrs. Grubbs
& Austin, and we will, after that date,
be found at our Wholesale House, No.
34s Main street.
In accordance with the above we will
close out our retail stock at sacrificing
prices, as it must be sold previous to
January 1, 1873.
We will sell Irish POplins, costing
81 % at IS cents; Poplias, costing 50
cents to 81 IS per yard at 50 cents; Dress
Goods, worth so to IS cents, at 25 cents.
Our entire stock of Dress Goods has been
marked down in prices beyond all
precedent. Ottoman Striped (reversi-
ble) Shawls, worth 80, at s.; Ottoman
Scars (reversible), worth s., at 81. We
We will close out balance of real
Paisley and Broche Shawls at 70 cents
on the dollar Of original cost.
English prints at only l28 cents per
yard, English and French satteens, worth
IS to 50 cents, at 80 cents per yard; t'urs
at 50 cents on the dollar; 200 sets capes
and muffs, ladies' full size, worth s. to
$40, at only So set; ladies' bleaehed
British Hose, cost IS, at 81 80 per dozen /;
ladies' Lisle Thread drown and
bleached) Hose at 75 cents on the dollar
of original cost, and warranted genuine
English thread; gents British half
hose, worth So, at 8 IS per dozen; lot
of gents linen bosom shirts, slightly
soiled mot damaged), at 8 each, worth
SO 50; lot of gents UndershiTts and
Drawers British goods, worth 50 to
50 50 each to eIose at 81 80; JOseph's one
and twO-button kid gloves, 80 cents a
pair; genuine "Alexandres' kids, one
and twO-buttOn, at 81 pair.
We must close January l, 1873, and
bargains is the rule.
D. c.. & H. NJ. LOEWENSTINE,
Southern Palace,
332 Main street, doors from Union st.
WE HAVE, to-day, opened splendid
assortment of Prints, Plaids, Linseys,
Jeans, Tickings, Dress Goods, Notions,
ETC., etc.
Country merchants desiring to replen-
ish their stocks, are invited to call and
examine, or send US their orders, which
sh all have our careful attention.
VIM. R. MOORE Il 60.
FASHIONABLE dressmakers will do
we'll by examining the large assortment
of rubber, steel and hair cloth Panniers,
rubber, whalebone and wire Pads, and
the elegant French COrsets, with and
without steels. Inducements to dealers.
Skirt and Corset Mandatory, 1853 Main
street.
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DLANTATIONS-RE sIDENCE-BAHKESG
HOUSEHOLD valuable plantations IN
he counties Of Bolivar, Coahonia and DeSolo;
!. -, NV residence and banking-house.
~ N. j. WICkS.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
Rnnta Leaving To-day.
In Port.
Exporter
River-weather-Business.

The river is again declining at this
point, and has fallen one inch since our
last report, but will get but little, if any,
lower, as a slight rise is reported at Cairo.
There is six feet Of water over all the
bars below here, and five feet full to
Cairo. The lower Ohio has depth of
four feet to Evansville, and late advices
report the same depth below St. Louis.
White river fails to show any signs Of a
rise, and the Arkansas has ceased to be
a first-class river now that it has been
low so long, and from present indica-
lions rise is not probable there for
some time to come. OtherlOwer streams
are unchanged, except Red river, which
reioices in a slight swell. The weather
yesterday was about as disagreeable as
an Hold crOakeru could wish. In the
morning it was cold, and at night mod
Grated, and a steady and cold rain began
falling, and continued until a late hour.
Business at the landing was good, all
things considered, and the drays were
busy until long after dark, carrying
freight to the local packets, and piling
cotton upon the landing for shipment
south. The White came in late Mon
day night with three hundred and two
bales of cotton, and one thousand and
twenty-four sacks of seed. The North
western came down early, and put out
one hundred tons of freight. The
Fannie Lewis left soon after daylight
with one thousand bales of cotton for
Cairo
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E AND-Eghty-two acres land lying one
{ quarter OF a mile south Of Whites station,
Z ii Memphis and Charleston kailrOad-nfty
. 20 acres cleared, thirty acres Of nDe timber,
+ anne residence and good out-houses. For
E frther particulars apply to
g-lO JOHN r. TITUS, 10 Jefferson street.
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Nonresident Notice.

No. d0o-in the First Chaucery COul g. Of Shelby
county FenneSsee.-Lucius i. Lanier 81 ar
VS.. N. L. Bell, Eldridge nuvail ct al
Il appearing from affidavit in this eaugss
Il tnab the defendants, n. l. Bell ElbrifiTa.
Duvall, ". Il. Keigbier, VIM. J. BOYD 0Duvaif
keigDler q Coz; Richard @. Dale. John Ross
Hanson L. Withers, Gerald T. Dale, 5. ii
EglestOn dale, Ross & Withers1: Geo. Sehaf-
fer and q. H Roberts (Schafer L PobfsrfS1-
Ben Field 7. F. LangstrOth, W. p Masen
Field, Langstroth & Col; S. jerks smith
William Howell Smith, Howell Il ,'ol: 30
win K. TroW bridge, Amos 7. Dwfgi. {, Amos ii
TrOWDr1uge (lrOWbridge, Dwight * Cor: Pc
ter ;. Duryeei Henry II. Jacques and Henry W
Duryee tDuryees Jaques a Col; ThomOs A
BOYD ana N. z stroud Boyd < Stroud) are
non-resiGents OF the State OF Tenn essee.
II Is therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein- at the courthouse in the
elty o. memphis, Tennessee, on or before u .
nrst Monday IN December, 1872. and plead a.
sWef OF deInur to compartments Origing-t ant
amended bills or the same viii be u 81, 70
confessed as TO them and set for }. .s1ir,o, -,
parte; and that copy OF this order, he nm,
llshed once q week, for four suc,.essiye yvssei-s
vember, I672. -'S Va w
A cCpy-attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master
5y = j. SLACK, ID. z. and NJ
G-W. WlncheSter. Soil. for com Is. In2saf
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YOUNG MAN, 60 WEST.

will sell my entire stock Of Boys
Clothing AT cost. L. SEEANEh,
2Ss Main street.
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HOLIDAY Gifts-sOmething nice.
ELLIOTT & RIDGELY,
2I9 Main street.
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EVERYTHING for Christmas.
ELLIOTT q RIDGELY,
PIG Main street.
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q. OT-Improved lot, . by l46 feet, On Court
street, north side, one door east o. Third
pply 70 W N .. hA e11LN.
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Memphis and New Orleans Packet Co,
FOE NEW ORLEANS AND The BENDS.
- Str. Belle Lee.
FOR FRIAR's POINT AND BENDS
MEMPHIS, HELENA & FRIAR's POINT


Steamer PHIL ALLTN -
James Lee. n 7l5teI- -
Leaves Memphis MONDAY, WEDN t5siJaY
and FRIDAY, at 8 o'clock pm, and Friar's
Point every Tuesday, Thursday and aturday,
at 10 o'clock am
Steamer PAT CLEBUHNH. IL
1laGhcA a.L
Leaves Memphis every IL ESD1AI, III . Ei--
DAY and SATURDAY, at . o'clock PM. and
Friar's Point every " eduesday, Friday and
sunday, at 10 O clock am.
For freight or passage apply on board. oe2
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REMOVAL
New School


IN FIRST OF JANUARY NEXT.I SHALL.
" open, at 16I UNION STREET, n school OF
nigh grade for boys and young men The
course e. Classics, Mathematics and English
VIII be complete. For teens. etc see pros
pectus Of the school at bookstores.
HEE EEES CH-s Rev Geo. White, DID,. DR.
A. II. Noorh- esi Rev. W. e. Johnson, Z. Ma
gevney, Esd; Prof Y. NJ \. Rhett Me
school VIII open promptly on lst January
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

FOR WHITE RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com
pany-W hite River LIne.-For JacksOnpOrt.
Str. CLARKSFILLE.-. Adams, master
Leaves THIS DAY, December IT.
18th, at 4 o'clock pm. -
NOTICE-The steamer Clarksville VIII also
take all Arkansas river freight and pagsen
gers for Pine Bluff and intermediate points,
connecting with the steamer Fort Gibson az
the mouth Of White river.
For freight or passage apply on board or 70
r. W. LIGHTBURNE, Agent,
go Front street.
W.P. WALKER, Agent,
delS ONCE on Wharfoost. foot Court St
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NTeEvOY's HIBERNIC0N-
MATINEE TODAY
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z ANDS-Improved and unimproged, OF
Z every quality and almost any Quanulty-
tt0ek farms cotton farms, fertile SOIL, afaiia-
ne timber. very valuable water power, pure
perennial spring ~ nsh-POnos win
many varieties Of nsh5 VERY HEALTHY 10
tar.TrY ten or twelve miles north Of Mem
mis- on Big Creek plankrosds aud near Pa
oucah Railroad, now building for sale AZ 70
70 SIS an acre. TITLES perfect before AK
Collar or will paw cost OF examination 70 any
Iawyer OF ability and integrity. FOR lettAet
particulars apply 20 Hon a n. go1slIsess'
Eyyster. TrezeVanf & Co., Colonel i. J. Dafte,
OF the Appeal, ali Of Memphis, or 70 LANDS anu
myself on The premises. ..,,.v,,r
uo30 =. ). kEAbElN4.
b OUSE-GROUND-A house on New Maol-
Il son street, No. IA; contains ave rooms
aud a kitchen. Apply on premises Also,
two acres near the Cherry Place. SEQ
TINEXAs LANDS-Of various quail tiles, guam
Il titles and locations for sale very low, OF
lease fOr nothing but the taxes, which are
light. Apply 70 r. l. STEELE,
oc1 l6S Front street, Nemphls-
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with one thousand bales of cotton Tor
Cairo.
BY Telegraph.
VICKsBURG, December 1T.-Down
Natchez, Ouachita Belle. Up: May
flower, Lady Lee. Weather cool. River
falling.
CINCINNATI, December 1.-THE river
is falling, with feet 3 inches in the
channel. There are indications of q
gorge at the mouth of Big Miami.
LOUISVILLE, December 1.-THE river
is falling slowly, with scant feet inthe
canal, and = feet in the chute. Weather
clear and cold. Mercury ranged from
DO TO 80.
PITrsBURG, December Il. - The
river is about stationary, with feet 8
inches water in the channel. Weather
clear and freezing this evening. Indi-
cations are not very favorable for an
early resumption of navigation.
NEW ORLEANS, December 17.-Ar-
rived: Glencoe, Carrie V. Kountz, Bel
fast and Bee and baTges, from st. Louis;
E. II. Durfee, from Cairo; Legal Tender,
from Memphis; John B. Maud, from
Chicot City. No departures. Weather
cloudy and damp.
ST. LOUIS, December 17.-River fall
ing slowly, and full of heavy ice.
Weather clear and mild to-day; showing
tonight.
NASHVILLE, December 1.-THE river
fell l inch, but it does not materially
change the amount of water on Harpeth
Shoals, where there is still 20 inches wa
ter. Weather cold, with DRILLING rain
falling.
EVANSVILLE December 17.-Weather
partly cloudy and partly clear. Mercury
35o all day. Wind now east. The river
has fallen l inch. Business tOlerably
active.
CAIRO, December 17.-Arrived: Mary
E. Poe, from Vicksburg, S am; Arma-
dillo, from Cincinnati, am; Arlington,
from Cincinnati, noon; Lawrence, from
Cincinnati, noon. Departed: Andy
Baum, for Memphis, am; Ashland,
for Memphis, 10 am; Aid, south, pm /;
Armadillo, for New Orleans, pm; Ar
lington, for Memphis, 4 pm. The river
has risen 5 inches. Weather cloudy.
steamers Going This Day.
The regular United States mail packet
G. w. Cheek, with Captain Geo. Ma
lone on the roof, leaves this evening at
five o'clock for FIiars Point and all way
landings.
The gay steamer PM Allin, Captain
James Lee, leaves this evening at five
o'clock for Helena, Friars Point and all
business landings in the bends below.
The Frank Forrest, Captain Sexton,
leaves at five o'clock this afternoon
for Fulton and all intermediate land
ings. Mr.. o. K. Joplin is chief clerk.
The e. G. Elliott, Captain Corbett in
command, leaves as above this afternoon
at five o'clock for Cairo and st. Louis.
Thomas Withledge is clerk.
The ight-draught passenger packet
Clarksville, in command of Captain S.
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NOTICE..

A Ill PARTIES INDEBTED TO E. WALKER
n are hereby requested to make settlement on
or before the PIF II OF APRIL NEXT. All &C
counts not settled by that time will be left for
collection. Those having claims against me will
present them for payment on or before the above
menti ned day. as / intend leaving the State i'm
n,ediately after. +. NALKER.
Carson City, Nevada, March 60, 1872. nib31-td
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An eccentric individual in Rhode
Island is printing verses in Scripture
and the Lords Prayer on the backs
of new greenbacks. He thinks there
by to secure the circulation of "a sort
of tract that will be neither burned
nor torn up.
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A young lady in a suburban town
who has received the attentions of a
young man for some time, on being
asked what his business waa, replied
naiveIy: "Oh he is a hummer for
a dry goods firm in Boston" She
meant a drummer.
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A small Georgian vas petitioning
for "our daily Bread" previous to
retiring, when he was interrupted by
his younger brother. who whispered.
Task for cake, Johnny, ask for cake"
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essay, Jones, what's the matter
with yonr eye?:" 80, nothin'; only
my wife said this morning I'd better
get up and make the fire, and | told
her to make it herself; that's ALL"
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nEFIANCE MINING COMPANY.

J-Locat on of Works. Eagle and Washoe Val
lev Mining District. Nevada Notice. There are
delinquent upon the following described stock,
on account of assessment levied on the fifth day
Of March, IS72. the several amounts set opposite
,he names of the respective shareholders, as fol-
lows
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DE. HENIEx's
Celebrated ]. X. l.. BitterS.

Most Efficient and Pleasant
n Tonic.
HA-THE BkST LIVER REGULATOR
KNOWN! A Sure Cure for by .pepsia.
These Bitters are pref AIRED from the most choice
and wholesome herbs and roots. and have given
universal satisfaction wherever tried. Thousands
of Dyspeptics have found relief through their use.
and physicians recommend them for the cure Of all
diseases of the blood and liver, and Irregularities
Of the digestive organs.
Headache. Bill inusuess and Constipation. Cen
eral DetiI ~ and Loss eff Appetite, all are canset
by arrangement Of the system. The IXL BitteIs
have been succe efuIiy used and are warranted to
alleviate tte sufferer in all the above cases.
Read Physicians certificates attached TO each
bottle. Every family n uld have a bottle in the
house. SOL EVEkYN HERE.
ii EPSTEIN & co Sole Proprietors-
No. SIS Font street. San Francisco, CAL; L.
Gross 4 Co, 675 W Lake st, Chicago, Ill.
fmar30 -3ml
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The present maple sugar harvest
of Minnesota promises to be the rich
est in many years.
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SCISSORS NOTICE.
U. 5. INTERNAL REVENUE.

\ THIRD DIVISIONS OF THE
- Collecti n District of Nevada. comprising the
C, unite of Washoe, 0rmsby, Douglas and Inner
alda.-Notice is hereby gwen that the valuations,
assessments or enumeratiUns of subjects liable to
duty under .he Internal Revenue Laws of the
United state. made and taken by II ii Beuce
and NJ. A. Murphy. Assistant Assessors for said
DIVISIONS, and returned 10 me in the annual list
for 1872, will remain open for the examination
Of all persons concerned tor the space If TEN
DAYS fr, m the date hereof, at the flee of the
Assistant Assessors of the said Divisions, in Car
son City aud Aurora, between the hours OF 8
o'"I ok a. NJ. ami P. NJ. each day, aud after the
expiration of ten days, to vito ON the Goth day Of
April A. D. 1872, at my Office il Virginia City.
NJ vada, l will receive and determine ali appeals
relative - erroneous or excessive valuations and
assessments or euumerations made and taken by
said Assistant Assessors. AL appeals to the A.
SCISSORS. as af resaid, must he made in writing and
specify the particular cause, matter or thing res
Getting VIII oh a decision is requested. and shall
moreover state the ground or principle of error
complained Of.
JOHN II. MILLS, Z. S. Assessor.
Carson City, April 10, 1872. -aprlo-10d
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The Stallion,
h8o
WILL STAND THE COMING SEA IN
SOL at the N%
Carson Race Track.

To a limited number of Mares. This beautiful
thoroughbred is of a dark bay, and stands l5%
hands high, and is 5 years old. He is by Nor
folk. he by Lexington, he by Boston. No folks
first dam, Novice. by Glencoe. PiilbuX first dam,
AIDA c., she by Bob johnson. he by Boston.
AIDA c.. is out of Brownsr's Eclipse. she BY i'm
Iorted Eclipse-combining one of the finest
strains of blood ever offered to the State of Ne
vada. His turf record-of from one to three
miles-is too well known for comment by us We
have a full printed record at his stable of all his
performances on he turf.
TERMS Fob THE SEASON, s50-nue and payable at
time of service, or good note. with interest.
The season will commence on the first OF April
and close on the first day of July, 1872.
All accidents at the owners risk.
Good pasturage, on the most reasonable terms.
For full partic aiars, call al the Carson Race
Track, or inquire of COMING BROS.
Carson City, March %, 1872. [mar3o-2m
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U. s. LAND OFFICE,
AURORA, NEVADA. April 4th, 1877.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT HENRY
G. BLASDEL and A. j.. POPE have this
day filed in this office a diagram and notice of ap-
plicati,n for patent from the United States, under
act Of Congress. approved July Goth, 1866, 'or one
thousand u .OOO) lineal feet of a certain vein or
lode Of q artz. or Their rock, in place bearing
gold. silver, copper. and other metals. commonly
called and known as the Dolores Lode - and
Dolores Gold and Silver Mining Company. situated
in the Wilson Mining District, Esmeralda county,
State of Nevada. Said claim is bounded on the
north by the extension of the Dolores Company,
and on the scuth by the Mount Vernon Company,
and is more particularly described as llows:
Commencing AZ the location Of the notice posted on
the claim, and running thence in a northeasterly
direction one thr usand feet 10 a stake tl6l5o east;
also. one hundr ed feet on each side of said vein or
lode for the convenient use If working said claim;
the same being on upsurveyed land.
Said claim is more particularly described in the
notice and diagram posted in this Office and on
the claim. WILSON BUTLER.
ap9- god u :. Register.
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Immense Stock from the East

Immense Stock from the East !
And MUST MAKE ROOM FOR IT. We keep
nothing but the
FINEST GOODS.
By- We have superior facilities for selecting
them at all MAJ kets Of the world. 81
sp9-ls1 OLCogICH sEost
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LARGE stocl, OF Wall "aper and Blinds
Mt r. r. WALSH & Bros
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Observation-Disclosures issue of the

Retircment.-Mo issue of the
Cumberland Duty Ners announces the re-
tirement of Mr. GEORGE CHARLES from all
connection with that paper, the entire inter
ests, editorial and proprietary, passing into
the hands Of his late partner, Col. Henry
]. JOHNSON. The paper has enjoyed sue
cessfdl career-one which we hope will be
steadily maintained and increased.
To this result the well-known energy Of
Mr.. CHARLES has very largely contributed.
a fact which occasions regret that he should
have seen fit to dissolve his relation with the
paper. Whatever pursuit he may next
adopt, in common with the expressions of
his many friends in Frostburs, he has our
warm wishes for success.
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*. M, l's.1::2. 81. SnS.

~ II OLES y LIE y y u III / AL
ssru.;:: isi-.
No. &C, i5N.TIMoEE ST. CUMBERLAND, Nh,
And Main ~. a,ii"ini':r ~ !s''i".,
FROSTEl re-. MARYLAND.
I! ANlNE in >t"r" - yar,r,l AMI ilrii ~
1 ! sorincnt Of everything in the Drnn
Line, aIc prepared To .3Gnor s.c'H;i them
1T prices VIII ca cnnnot f,;l To ~i,c entire sat
isf clion. Our stock consists, in part, OF
Drugs, OILS, Pants, and
Painters Articles,
Coal Oil, Lamps, Lamp rh;nnrys,
Window Glass, Dye Stu;ls
Patent Medicines E'rrfunrrv.
Iairani Tooth Brushes, Fancy Soaps
Cologn,s. fona,icS, Extracts for
iianIkcrcl,iris. etc. etc. etc
n. B.-l'rs'r'ld:ons carefully and accll-
ratclv compounded.
g; F!.anhl,:! for tie patronage Ofthe past
We promise to nS'' o,u utmost cn,icaVor> Ia
merit a continuance Of t:;c same in tic
i.tHrc. Nov lily
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Toy Dishes for small and larger folks
Of China Wood and Lava. at SPrLLs.

The observation-disclosures else you
forget, don't lose sight of the great Lecture
by that Incompatible orator, Rev. THOMAS
GUARD, of Baltimore, at the NJ. E. Church.
on Tuesday evening next. Go, everybody.
We are requested to say that the store Of
HrTcHINs Bros. will be closed that evening
70 give .all hands" an opportunity to attend
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New PAPER.-We have received
the first number of the National Relief
Journal, a neat four-column ouarto,
monthly. issued from the office Of the
National Relief Association" Ito the
interests of which it is devoted of this
place. Rev. J. RUHL is editor. We
wish it success