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= ~ 10. 2 L7t'n lSfTeeT.
UST received (dree mportaton) one Case Linen Dress
terms which will be scd % per cent less than the usual
Price Also variety of dress Goods consisting If Berage
Lawns and Musns for styles and prices unsurpassed
by any the market Gimps Fringes and Trimmings Of
all kinds constantly land The attention of the Ladies'
is particularly requested Stock of Goods before pu-
chasing. unav25 THURSTON 4 BERNARD
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VxTANTED 10 RUY-At this Office, Twenty or
w rEErr negroes The highest market price will be
giver application is made soon. rAysl-lsr -
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LEtE INSURANCE.
Etna Insurance Co. of hartford.
LIFE DEPARTMENT

Annuity Fund Sl50,0
ExCLUslVBLT held pledged, and sppro pgiatsd, S15S
IA with is TeserTed accumGations by tis chaTtsrSS
and regulations ofthe Company 10 he payment of Annu
ties and losses upon Insurance Lfe and in eventa
bic fcrother debts, contracts liabilities engagements Of
h . company.
OFFICESIES. a-... 3 rf
. TRos. X. BRACE. Pres't, S. L. LOOMS, Secretary;
e. A. BuIKLrY, Vice J. W. sKTmorR, Act'y, President.
Managing Directors far ne Life Department.
E. A. BULKLYV, JOIN L. Boswell.
RoBERT RBEIL, RiLAKD MATTER,
MILEsA TUTTLE, EBWIE q. RIFIEY
HEHRA @. Pc ATE.
This being joint Stock proprety company and conduc
ted the cash sysem the Managers have adopted table
of rates ofpremum Low is Consistent win safety and
mVch l0Der than those of the Mutual Companies.
Applications for risks white persons, received by the
Undersigned who will furnish Prospectas the Coma
any, and any information relative thereto.
Rks Onslayes against diseases and accidents causing
death, taken; Poees issUed and losses adjusted this
Agencg. JOS NASH, Agent,
Office n. ". corner Public Suare,
opposite Planters Bank. Nashville, aug. IL, 1859.
Medical Examiners.
X n ]
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MYFRs & McGmr
rzAIEss " svzHr Descriptions or

'-ALASs N EVERY DESCRIPTION or
a --'NS ses''''
ON CosNge S-'sN' "Ss eoor ESoata @ ne SQ10rs-
VTHFR nav be fund al all tir,esa lar,.s a.sor..
Ps,ent sl,,,5e, soaT st:+s' S sios sIs; ;,i-fo-
on Rnso,,s f,:,y,a and French C5;5fz Sisns;s1 snd
Byron Collars 1Jpdarvear Nerino ~bskrd Sir CASH
nicre Vieonia Corfr, snd Canfo3 Fis,ncl Tor Indies
and gentlemen Gents Clafk (s,ters Cloves Kid and
Su Bnck Cashmere Cloa Cha,nois WASH nprza. s.
@ o1 @ SloTe she LS ,os saa Ts Ws,orr 1r
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- - aGhrsYILLA- Ala, August q, 1851.
This to certify that had suffered for anv wears with
Dyspepsia and Diseases Of the Liver Physician after Phy-
scan had prescribed for without my receiving am ben.
ehI when coumeneed the Of Dr. Bedsoes Alternative
Compound, which cured soundly, and recommend it
because of the happy effect upon others of my aoquant
snce- JOSEPH CAROfHERs
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DR.. ROGERS, LyYEawORTH AND TAR
FOR THE COMPLETE CGRE OF
CONSUMPTION.
THE GREAT c0UGH REMEDY

CREhs C1'Gs IRf4eaz0 zsthga. BFoHehitis splitting 9
Blood, aal aH otter Lgng Complaints teadiagso
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UNITED STATES HOTEL

TIME above HOTEL is now open for tbereception of ~
Il PERMANENT AND TRANSIENT 30 0ARDERs. si-s4e-
This long established ana weknosu House has under
gone thorough alteration throughout and furnished with
new and Clshio1eb!o FURNITURE. .-lI
Tae TABLE Eid always be supplied with the BEST the
market affords and the Proprietor trusts by systematic
course both with servants and the regulations Of The house
generality he viii he enabled to give entire satisfaction 10
those thai may favor him with their patronage
jah99-iy tTw JNo. W. SPEAR
STATE OF TENNESSEE. go n.
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John OWN and Gatharine OWN, EE8 ~ hat
appeared to the satisfaction ofthe Court that John OWN,
one oi the above deendenis, NONRESIDENT M the
State Of Tennessee 1t therefore ordered by the Court
thst publication be made in the Nashville Jcs and liner
ic newspaper published in the city Of Nashville for .hree
successive weeks said John OWN to appear al the
Court House in Smthye the first Thursday after the Sd
Monday in September next and nswersad BILL the same
will be taken TOR confessed him and down forhear
ing ezQarte
June 1-st Z, lal ]. WEALEY, G. n.
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r AND FOR SALE.---The subscriber, living one
mile west of Durhamvile, LGuderdale county, offers
for sse his TRACT OF LAND containing 2ls ACRES,
about one half cleared aud in cultivation, with good grass
lots an apple orchard containing upwards OF 400 bearing
trees and some 60 different kinds good new Cotton uin
aare and comnodious Dwelling House and out houses
The tract is well watered with stock and drinking water
will sell on accommodating terms or will take 10 pay
iunela-Im DAVID FITZPATRICK. p
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II Total number of Policies Issued by this ,z,En.
Company up July Ist, Is52-eight thousand &%5N<A
six hundred and eghyone. $X1E
IT Ppivfdencs made annually all Life Po- @AzsSs2~
ciesn shape of Stock bearing interest at the rate Of per
cent
The dividends heretofore have awsys sversged from
20 20 SO per cent
II = Persons taking Policies for the whole Of
life give their at 10 months for 4Oper of the
premium, and LAY 60 per cent In cash.
Applications for risks, prospectus oe company in
formation relating the subject of Life Insurance may be
made the Office ofthe undersigned General Agent Tor the
State of Tennessee. JOSEPH NASH.
odce N. W corner Public Square,
opposite Planters Bank. NsshTille, Aug 10, 1889.
Il LIFE INSURANCE.,
HARTFORD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, HART
.s- FORD, CONNECTICUT
JAMES DIxoS, Pres. HENRY L. MILLkR, Secy.
Capital and Surplus $500 900.
INSURANCE on lives of white persons the joint stock
and mutual plan.
ALso-nsuranee on the lives of Negroes on reasonable
terms s. H LOOMS,
jan I5-6m 4.-.e. - 8 nre Agent.
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GIEs CorNTY, Tenn, Dec 28 1881.
DR. BLEDsoE IL feel that should fall short of INV duty
70 you and to those who afflicted, were to further
recommend your AerEtTe Compound 1t has entirely re
ieved me- so that have net had to take snythnr in
two months can eat anything want With i,np1nty and
believe my health IS as good is advanced age
Should ever suffer from dyspepsia again Shall be sure to
call On you. am very respectfully your friend
aser-.z--.. ELIZABETH j. HARDWOOD. e
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Dosite Planters Bank. Nasnvilc, aug. 10, Is,
Medical Examiners.


improved machinery and tools foT the construction Of
the heaviest work IN metals solicit from the Western
and Southern public portion Of their patronage We are
prepared to make TO order Railroad Machinery, such
Locomotives Passenger Freight Cars Frogs, Switch
Sends Repair Cars and all work aperanngto Railroads.
Steam EngiDes.-Boat and Stationary Engines, from
TO horse power With boilers Of the best Tennessee Iron
Saw Mills Fitted up complete, with Circular Sash
Saws embracing the latest improvements. Grist Mills
Engines and Machinery, complete for Grist Mills Of an sizes
Sugar Mills OF the most construction with Engines
correspond put up in any part Of the Southern country
Cotton Gins.-Engines TO drive Cotton Gins with all
necessary appurtenance made to order at short notice
In all where IT is desired funsh engineer to
put the engine aud instruct intelligent negro, that
be may continue to operate the engine &c
Brass snd Iron Castings of any size description, with
Shafiinr Mil Geeri@S, Water Wheels, Cast Iron Bank
Vaults, made to order.
Information cheerfly given and orders received by
J. THOMPSON, PresideHt.
n BThe highest prices paid for old Brass and Copper
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~ UNPOM MDEK-IIANuFACTUkhD 81 Ihl

TISO FISHERMEN AND OTHERS. "A hQfkL
has just been opened at Normandy, near DUCK nNsr
Rrdce bv the undersigned who proposes entertain FASH
eren Sportsmen and others in comfortable and hosp
able nlanDer at moderate charges.
RErERE To--Chas. Berry and Fishing Party, Nasneius
1Vs ,rpess~2td&y Ss - {. G. CARrER, Proprietor.
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FORM OF OFEER.

FORM OF OFFER.
To the Ctif Tie Bureau Of Yards and Docks, Macy De-
pGrt7;eRG p s..
OF /, in the Stsie Of hereby offer TO
furnish, under Your advertisement dated day Of
and subject to all the requirements of the same all the
ticles embraced in class No. viz:
Here insert the articles with prices carried o amount
ing TO write the aggregate in words) And propose
name thea gent one is required by the ADVERTISEMENT
I The Undersigned of in the State Of
and ~ of in the State Of
3 as guarantors hereby undertake that the
above named will, if offer be accepted en-
ter into contract before required with the United States
within fifteen days after the date of notice through the post
Office ofthe acceptance OF bid, as before mentioned
(Sgnatures)
certify that the above named and
are known be good and responsible guarentors in
ITO be signed BY nsvy agent collector, district at
torney some ether person known to the bureau to be
creditable) EDWIN u PERRIN.
junel5--lawd4w. Navy Agent.
ONE HUNDRED BARRELS ST. LOUIS
FIOIJR.-Iheve lust received g hundred barrels
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Furnishing Store, College ssreet, door souih Of the
Square. Nashville. loc.i1
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Gt O00 REWARD will pay theabove reward
al .UUU to anv person persons a premium
above the market price, for thousand Land Warrants
of the denominations of l6n so and 20 will pur-
chase single warrants Of either denomination
r. H. BR0CKWAY
Room Oak Hall, east side Public Square, I'd door
south q i,itI Nashville octl4-nl27.
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Gents Fashionable Spring and Simmer Ready
Made Clothing,

Shcn ne IS prepared 70, ana VIII sci Ao LOW Ao AN
OTHER HOUSE IN THE TRADE.
Already store Fine Brown Blue Black and Olive Frock
and Dress Goats of the latest styles French Tweed Cash
erette Plush Drap dEte Silk Lustre and Grass Linen
Frock, Sack, Box and Polka Goats &c, &c, &c.
Pants and Vests ofevery ccor shade pattern and quality
to suit the most Fastidious.
LIKEWISE fine assortment of Gents furnishing arti-
cIes consisting of Fine Shirts Under Shirts Drawers, Cra
vats Handkerchief Suspenders Hats Caps, Trunks, Va
Uses Carpet Bags, &c, &c.
Also a variety Of Youths and ChdrenS Clothing from
three wears OF age upwards l. POWERS,
Tennessee Cothng Depot No. "a Market ST. directly op
posite Unon street.
~ No connexion with sry other house in thecty.
N.B.-Nct TO be sold or undersold by any combi
nGtion Of ren. l.P.
Country Merchants in particular earnestly invited to
call and inspect my stock previous to purchasing elsewhere
rrarch2A "a .- ID
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
lCross Bill.

NARCE lem, 1900, or TIE VdANtfEI DOUFI At oAIIF
Ezekiai bass, ~
eS. Cross Bill-----
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IUHIsvIIIF Sept 29, 1851.
DR. BLEDsoE-Hsvng the publication Of your Alter
atve Compound, think my duty say to the public that
had been for subject to spells of Crsmp Collie in us
worst form that had tried almost every thing that is c
ven by physicians and found any thing that would Ger
tsnly relieve me- until tried the above medicine which mas
relieved me in every attack in less than an hour
Wal D. LLOYD
, 1853-05-21
THE COLUMBIAN.

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MoU%lNC, By
mcELR0Y & BEEBE.
r +. McELRoY. j. j. BErnr.
, 1853-05-21

One square. (tweys lines OF less') tlree ilnser
rs, $500 for every additional insertion, 81 90
A liberal deduction to yearly aaveuserf.
The number of Insertions aust be distinctly
aarked on the margin ,otherWiEe they will be con-
Iinued lill forbidden, aud ehargel accordingly.
, 1853-05-21
Terms-ImvarlabIy in Advance.

Por one year when sent by mail or taken OF
the Office, 500; Tor six months SS,01.
No paper will be dtscouiinued, Juioss 1t the
option Of the pablishcrs, until all auesrages ore
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For Mc Enquirer.


CARD
Rry n D. WARD and Mrs. WARD, succcss"ls W VIE
Mad in the work IT female education III h't'inou' ~"
nos. 10 diminish nothing from The excellence ol v
liner in teachers or advantages out to increase oo Ie
~ ,hc English department in its strength ana grazing
u;nn i, new departments for the modern lansu"Ets, '
arron,mot lions mitci number oi onai"e'' III ' "
,nily where French will be continually 'poHcn .,
rncrcuce proves the difficulty al acquiring s'rhns
,cr, in rim, wears while little children cn'ch 'he h'ihE
80 ~ III, French Italian and German win me ease OF
hair ,oo1hcr tongue We shall be al pains 10 s' n'' m
49,, mills The words the sounds, and The pecu!llr
brars NJ The languages they take up, assured mat WIN
much diligence and perseverance '''y "''' "
ter nny foreign tongue. ,h ,,,-
nnr school will be- in spirit and 10 form built on inc 9n
1,,ion Of the Apostles embracing ali VINO oVs our ',u
les chris: in sincerity The hnarders "ll DC reqn'n "
,nd nuhc worship On the Lords day, WIN Inc fte!'
mails uness ihrig parents otherwise Provue a'so ~
The dyin: law with holy fear, and Inc 'n'es VI 'i'e '
with reverence non, ,,i,Is
Orr uuacrrakin. requires many hands ana many "'",'
What mach experience can do, anu S'I"Pu""s - . I,
,hs n,rt q; the PRINCIPALS assisted BY nanh OF long
ana crche;s lead The young ladies coIht"
). NOR rh,-r. IN the pathway OF knowledge a':d N"',
MAJ, h. uni. the blessing Of God, truly hoped ~" eAf''
i, .ur institution and generous puhiic VIII 'cc '
,or;uu;ris - rare respects ana :" WEI"
,,,rpp S.rt,ons Ia sustain, and Ia render inc fo''
widely useful and permanent ... :, p,h
~, Ih,r,fnrc respectfully invite The ctlzchs o' No.
nj VIRGINIA lovers Of sound learning. joined vim
toward our institution anu 10 itIe''' " 7
henignaEt regard. 49,, van, Do o,e,,,ad
S.o.I III oprn October first when We sIal DC 'ePa''"
., receive \ limited number al bVardcr- . ,
For further particulars, enquire Of he' H. ~ ""'
Richmond. Va.
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~ III. E'n1uirtT:

r.. liz ,,i,tJrS Of The Enquirer: . , -,
- "'' ,,a,,nrorp SMyTil COUNTY Va, June IA, 1898
rtr,i me through tie columns OF your paper, I" c9tc
,.,,,l ,fnistr. you by correspondent, WI" s'!'''
'fl, cu-'" He states, I'VE had several asplrans
M b,,n.r they cOu! not get the noIin"iloni ihey use"
al b. rulurnct cTcty, ngaust Sanders, the regu al
nn,n!nre' Nav gentlemen suppose III re- are only Two
Of i, might be called aspirantS and as MI ocuS'
makes The plural number he doubtless mas reference,
IN part cast M; and, ii so, say, without lear "'
scressui contradiction that hc has given puoilciy "
fIseiood farther think, tmt no gentleman "ou'a l',
such mi. representation about another Without lounaal"
or prov His statement is undoubtedly nlcnncn
dctacl my character and throw DARK SHADE over my
nriplrs He ain would make The void believe that
wou sacrifice all my principles 10 the god OF ambition ana
embrace any pestieros gale that might DC waited INTO
Office would inform Mr. Locust that my aspirations
for office not so vehement and not 10 De changed by
every wind and Tide have been Democratirom my boy
hood AMI have always bowed with meek SUBMISSION 10 inc
voice u my party and think have done as much Tor e
prosperity and of party as any man IN Inc cou
IT, Yon will please give the proper name OF Locus
Yours, respectfully, " - ~HHNi
lhe MSS Of Locust" has not been preserved" and 'he
name If The author is no, remembered Editors
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DAM. l. GARDNER


p... 81 lie 5t,r,tat. rer>oo taas County
Texas, IONS iu!%DENrEk. Formerly" l"ura County. Va
p,tp "a t.r ,nrnu. II he "7rrr CAPT VI FULTON.
il aro his The eGs and tGgnLn1rss ct ne family
invited {" attend las iu'r rom s. PdEi Chnc tins alto"
noon ssh INST. al ~ O'Clock, without further nottce
DIEp At Cure,er House The lGf lnr. MIS- FANNY
Hill Ma Thomas Hill ~ the dis! g"
ag. Mrs III r, The Bptis, chu,Eh nearly
la .: ac'n"fy AMI "nc' was the naief" her me- be
Irv" .f Had tie rrs"r ao! ov" :" her brehrsn
W. ~" ''.'i u" st "r,i , ~ ~. .,n,, r',,,
l,r- 1T anils ~ ss lIsr
80 ..' rr All - wrl,, All i w"p ser. ,,,,".
mr. I,r.,it. ,..oyrt! .iasr C. e.
he ah Instant :. a r. far~r. Ts:iro,r IL
"a gia pes. i.,l. he 18th .ur age, Iron
.n4 caa'pD.,:on. Fer .,='e:" month, 81. gradually
;n,nlr' 'u"GUa:i" ani 'tn" worthy ."Ie Her
,rstaate Ssrui" moIay l"aIn has taken her nom
's'n' t> ret ." her par ayr he n"tn'i irca -"
4 ~ iI s va ,'sI, % %. T.. T ~; conf
se oNe 'ni'''n- a. Oh" ai "i IN: res'sn"ilra and
'r ~ - ~ !s a,'r"t. % sa, are asr,'4nrS. .. t+a''
M, : saIsiiv, ~ 10 i!r-' matters e.
llncs sunday l@:lS Jo9. q Iiqr1 ma, .,
u! - Hvy. @ n i 4 ~ az
IAa' us. s,os e "i ne WIFE "a" t'", o. ",is ,,s
'' ~ larse clrrl, ii rric o mourn hia uoi,mely
"a oi ic lrrepartb!G Though nug, he sxnos: quail
,r- mi ,l ,afrr! Ills scntlennn.y "por
mn heart mid am craerpu. Gi.; ".iun. The friendship
,.;rn an Win g.hou he intimately acquainted. For
yea. err7e 10 haze hal rre-snmcht OF las approach
We ~ n ne r. his tavoEc text books. wri:
IN ~ ~ o"H hand %f!nns:
IL he these eyes shall behold;
.vag. aao;ier :his heart shall De cold
FOR OH feelings earth haze been Child
Aud ,lte.c 1ol Ina s!oIti! ~ pase vii be s!!d
II le his suffering, manly and when his
oa,u aI'y deca rou! nscr resist he yielded without
st'"! eaT @ H. ~. oss immortality if 10 h ca, ~
The good die first:
I'D they whcs" hearts aIc Dry as me summer dus
HIu . The sccs.t fltIND
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nLcinRnnAt. iKEAIlEs OF COMMERCE.

III ~ 4
T, Jane nuir lar ut ~. iuwr'% R"v'". con. 'i"~ ""H
lie 49, ~ SUBJECT avna SPECIAL rc'"f'n"@ " ,'@
I'ann,tlIH reciprocity treaty Ia" ii.' S''''.N ]" % "
~ y tiai. lbs ry ~ "u's'T contents t''' ~
,,,ir, u Mn III, BRUSH E,H American COLONIES, wi'h""'
ing Tie coH:tt. ,c whric c"ni!nth. Ana ~
-, ,crni -a:;s world ~ most pcfnci"n- iI'2u.- '
f,nry,: win :Gcia ;c.ci II viii carried M" I'll g. -
in,riinn. nvoas az! distinctive element mo 2"f p
icll rTce'. by av"wiGg national preferences VIII gu
treaties declare that a! rran'ent s:"nh w" u upon az
;,,uorIja lfjun lie contends that the proper i me
lsoI;nu al mnnouoia. Il originated wiki gigantic coft
Ju,1Ss with railroad, steamboat, ""a t4h"
construct th.lr lines A.cl At -hi angles WIN ne
,,, wafer COURSES the sSuuth an! West i'' "'Nr .!
ry, p md concentrate II Montreal Al it$toi 81 we"
Yo,S aud Philadelphia These Artificial 1''i.'e' ~.
cpp, III. downward trade ui The Ono ana hSs!HSPi '"
md cn.sc il 10 pour forward rcctic back 10 'c
ports !, :.....,,o,c. i.
The article goes show that to' much im?2ttahc"
attached The trade OF the British American co'n''
COOS IN his movement the deep settled policy {" me N"
Leckuln.e The South in her attempts 10 assume III a''"
a: commercial independence =.
r contends that should not cndIaror 10 coh'Ila't
oven A. powerful State EngInnd al The expense OF any
rriiou N The unun occaSe sAr c"ndrscthds opHrcha
commodity from which sit can hci'h.' pt'H"'c u %
,,,, vhcraani h. might nave "Hura aieF Sish"'"&
az =, 4 II,rs ,crcrIy IL Tsl! va 10 ,uPc:srtc u.s.
an f,iiar in a adding one hundred mI!ohs more rum
IN, her finest pt-se>snn win liie dt'hulca' puPos Se
I'M, 81 Domingo tragedy IN the S"iilrfh S'alts oi
by encouraging her East India possessions
h her vorltc systcm Of protection ami h"un"s 10 1
IN drprn!cnt Of The world for that atIle when : "77e.
~ her existence, and which, possessed h ivi power
rs ,h rvs OF the British lnn and forces INN Ia keep
as gentle ns a lamb
In continuation, he say:
,.1he domestic oi lie United states amount ~
I. "a sloG GS97ls or ;h= amount England takes 10
m, value oil sos III 92 Deductng sUouUooV as thee
. !, her purchases If cutton over other nations and
s," 0 600 in gold ard silver similar excess seFc Is
49,. # ~ S2Gl"ly9l She buys from H. commodities
m M value m So l2l 92l all prime neccsElcs n' ic and
n,t luxuilcs which than double me value OF ne
uTIrc ncressarcs n ~" tub uNnrcs which "c export !"
Inc ,s ndc: the domestic rar WIN "h!en '@n DC 50
,u.,mentr, bv system oi reciprocity. Inc drtncs.
ic rf,de with the West Indies amounts IL 'n'He 70
SD eco 675 per annum, while thr r"'s'c eA''' "@t
u in ',nada does not exceed 50 ,-o' UOo.
Inmsstc and British Exports PER anna" % q" paris o.
,o'- the IIOThi
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GREAT MUSICAL FESTIVAL.

PHILADELPHIA JuSE % Our l,gGpGn population turn
rd our ~ lar numbers last urh: receive The German
Mn-rli Societies v!r have attend c annual irStl
val ThlrtyIwu Societies from Baltimore New ORR E1S-
ION &C. and escorted amid The tlrlng 0
NJ, Independence Square, where they were wei.
by thu Mayor. Previous reaching the SGa c ;c
greeted by song o welcome sung by The
Philadelphia societies from the steps Of the Custom House
collation. afterwards served up in the grand saloon of
Museum. the jubilee Will take place To-.
nj
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SAILING Or STEAMERS. &c.-TflE CASE OF DY-

New ORLEAss JuSE 22.-'lhe steamer Daniel Webster,
for san Juan, and !aicrha for Aspinwa sailed 10 day
\ itlcaraptic despatch rJn The RlllZr states that iva
Suspicious lpokn ,t->si armed the teeth went 10
to-day. Their destination unknown.
THr Em-Ishnmn Dyson, and slave albert, implicated in
The rrcC:t attempted n,it"n, have been held Ia bail
AUTHORSHIP or BEN ROLr.-Some ot our cn'rm
rraI.> .ing charged II ism upon D.. Thomas DuS:
ENuLIst lc .mhnr ul The cAq2,te ballad OF E,n Bolt,
m cor "aoud III ms usual clusiic STYLE through the COZ
"a tie Richmond Enquirer. Tie chaiaa ha' the
vasaa originally appeared IN the l."ndnn New l"nhly
Ml"a"inr .,r,uorr lo2j edited hs Thomas CAMrusLL
The i" tie Pleasures u Hope IN justice 10 old
,n r"ni. fr Or. English Is living Al ar.
rIcr'l i.2l" Court House, in Virginia. wound re-
i,I.h ..i, ~ i,,.! but w nave booked lie New
Hnuiri, whole year c2j and uuni n"thn. bearing
-.,;i;-' ,nscT!,'inrr "R"n Er" either style II
uA..f irs,, hD EarI D. &. i.!a IL, Eaa IL
:.ry enough without drawing upon
taygr i any 80. else PtaGdiYtlI SIM
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!, ourt QIarterIy held couaty LOUISA 10y
tie Court liousc Tuesday the iiih LAY q
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III. Vt Hiram San efs being announced the tou a"l
i,"wins resolution I'-ctHg III. be entered OF
AMI copy te widow Of The deceased al" 70 '' ~
nund VIM aid Enquirer for publication , = r,:
Thai heard ii siacet- Of the death OF iFai
Sanie.-!un he Justices Of this CONT Thai te osc" ~
i.ned upright member. The community .u
spirited ls.rrS and is i-G.l: a"d "es""''s "-'S
.-sn.yi,. I.s.. 4 GuCv Tcsir
DAVID VI. HUS1ER, Clerk
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CoopERsTow& y T. jane 2jlh.--ln he l. s l'oo,,
day b fore Jn'.e Nr!s"r, motion 0t injunction wa.
IN me ease I'll McLurmicks against Seymour < MrU.n
restrain defendant from infringing MGCo!mlcks ROAM.
patcnl Motion nrancI nnrii further order