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r. Marshall Cox Simmons and Washburne of Wisconsin,
received each one.
The vote on the Twenty seventh ballot, fol-
For Mr.. RIcHARDson-sIessrs. Aiken Allen, Barclay,
esso
Caskie, Cngman Cobb Of Pa Cobb of Ala, Crage Craw
aord, Dawdell, Edmundson Elliott, English, Graves,
a OF Iowa. Harris Of Ala, Hickman, Harris Of Ill, Her.
bert, Houston, Jewett Jones of Tenn, Jones Of Pa
Maxwell, Mcauiln, Mcqueen, Miller Of Ind. Misson'
Oliver Of Mo-, Orr Peck, Phelps, Powell ouitman, Ruff
I'm sandIige, Savage, serMd Shorter smith Of Tenn,
Smith Of Va. Stephens Stewart, Talbot Taylor, Vail
Warner, Watkins, Wells, winslow Wright of Tenn
FoR Mr.. BANKS Messrs. Albright, Barbour, Bingham
Conn Colfax, Cumback, Day, Dean, Dodd Dixon. Dunn:
H1 Gs1rs GdSng gilbert GaD. q Srsnssr nS Hsr.1
Petit Pike, cabin, sapp, sherman, simmons, Stanton
I.ppsn, harrington, aransons Made wsl0ridss, Wal
FoR Mr. PKySrSGTos-Messrs Henry, Bennett, Benson,
Bishop Cawson, Cragn, Davis Of Mass, Dick, Eiwards
Fuller Of Penn, Parker peon Pringe Robbins, strSna-
Foa MIR. yuILzz-hessrs. Ball, Bradshaw, Brown,
Campbell Of Pa Goode Cullen, tsic Foster, Harrison
Pearce, Pennington, Purvance, Ready Richie, Rivers
Roberts Scott sneed, Todd Tfipge tyson zoIlc bier
Cox, Lake Iindley, A. X M~rshall, Humphrey Marshall
'Swope, Under wosd, Walker.
rs Of yland Hoffman, Andrew, Oliver Rcard Thurs
FoR Mr.. THuRsroS-Messrs Banks Comins Dewitt,
Durfee, Hall Of Mass, Spinner and Williams.
FoR MIR. WAsHBuRy or MAISE-Messrs Alison, Knowi-
ton Knox, MCarty Murray Norton.
FoR Mr.. MEAoHA-Messrs. Morrill, and washburn,
Maine.
For Nh. HowARp-Messrs. Billinghurst washburne,
Wis; Washburne, Ill.
FoR Mr. TAPPAs-Messrs. Burlingame and Damreu
FOR Mr.. Cox-Mr. Moore.
FoR Mr. SIMMoxs-Mr. Matteson.
FoR Mn. WAmBrRSE Ws.-Mr. Hughston.
ToR Mn. NicHofs--sIr. Grow.
For ME-. CARrInE-Mr. Custis
For Ma. CAMPMuI--Mr. Morgan.
FoR Mr.. HA,N--Messrs. Etberdge and Smith, Ala.
FoR Mr.. WoopR,Fp-Nr. Chaffee.
FoR Mr.. A. MARsHALI--Mr. Carlisle.
FoR Mr.. A. 01IyKR--Mr. Wheeler.
For Mn. GRow-Mr Perry.
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CORRESPONDENTS or OTHER JOURNALS.
[Corresponden:e q the PhilA1elphia inqnlrer.l

lave ascertsined q. he General Post Once Depart
ment, the tut.oined yalrable Items Of .nfcrmation
viz
Tie entire receipts o. the Department from postage
stters of newspaper DC from let July 1888 70 S0th
June, 1874, up AZ million twensy three houssnc
two bund ed and sixteen collars and cent? (ss,
02a, Eel Oh
The entire receipts Of the Department from the
sources from LIST july 1864, u 31th June 1855 aoant
t IN million three hundred sevrn,ythree thousand snd
forty.four dollars and ssyeniysix cents. $3.50,
90 7s)
You WI perceive that TIE Increase q ,ess1ts ur b
tie Easal year closing S0th sne lat. ssuaied r.
shout three hundred and fifty thousano sfs~ :be
RESIDE mut tc.r In mind that tho sxpgsss ~ issEs.
pcrtatisn = iha mails have proportonsly Increased.
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AFFAIRS I'm WASHINGTON.
ANOTHER DAYS FIGHTFOR THE SPEAKERSHIP
WITHDRAWAL OF MR.. CAMPBELL.
HIS SPEECH DEFINING HIS POSITION.
Exciting Caucus Of the Americans,
&c, &C., &c.

TfIlRTY-FOURrH CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE
wAmsGroy. Dec Z, 1885,
RAILROAD TELEGRAPH PACIFIC.
Mr.. WELLER (dem) OF Cal gave notice Of his intention
TO introduce bill authorizing and facilitating the con
eructon of railroad and magnetic telegraph to the Pa
cfc.
After brief executive session the Senate adjourned.
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written letter to committee in Pennsylvana which
will make fts appearance shortly, Withdrawing nOr the
field candidate for the Presidency. d.
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THE RTPUBLIcANs IN cAUcAs-uoPEs FOR BANKS.
WASHINGTON December Z 1885,
The republicans holding Q caucas at the Capitc,
TO- night to arrange the programme for tomorrow when
Banks is thought win nearly double his vote Of today,
and there halt in the Politicians In dense
fog the chances of this that candidate for
the speakership and the election of is i'm
probable
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a CAIsD.

TINHE undersigned late o Georgia. having removedto the
City Of Nashville, offers his services to the citizens Of
Georgia T. Tennessee and North Alabama for the purchase
Of Dry Goods Groceries, Corn Wheat, Rye, Bacon Lard
Fine Horses Mules Cattle, and n short, every article Of
trade offered in the Nashville market.
The Merchants Of Nashville OF high character
pecuniary standing and have large and well selected
stocks that they liberal terms which should induce
the merchants Of Upper Georgia East Tennessee and Norm
Alabama 20 give the Nashville market air rla AS 70
the Grocery Market the proprety viii suggest ltse 70 e
every merchant in the sections OF country naheu
as the most proper for their trade.
The long connection Of the undersigned with the haroas
OF Georgia. General Agent Treasurer and supeEtend
Of Transportation, well as Agent at Chattanooga sew
r wears FOR the Banking Of Savannah viii enable
him more readily inv, sgate claims against kaoal
Companies for lost goods damage while in transu,
for the renewal discount OF no es or bnls IN Da &c
All letters ncOsing orders and money viii receive prompt
attention and all without the money, when satsac-
tory evidence Of spveacy and promptues accompanies te
same or the parties known be such shall receive Ike
attention ordering articles that under the rule
or custom the market TO sell time. Will also give
strict attention receiving and forwarding all goods that
are not 10 be stored that may be directed to my The
charges for the purchase goods &c will be FIVE per cent
commissions and twenty cents tor each box or package Tor
receiving and 70, wardiag. r. X MILLS,
Post Office Building No. S,
Nashville, Tenn.
REFERENCES-R. R. CUYER Esq, Pre,'t Central Rail-
road and Bank Mai A. PORTER PrGst Bank State Of Geor
gia Savannah; ScnT Esq, Pres Macon and West
Railroad Macon Hon. loHS p. KLSG, Pres't, and GEo
YuSGE Supt Georgia Railroad and ;. T. CONBs Esq., Au-
gusta Mi J. T. COoPER Geu. Sup't Western and Atlantic
Railroad Atlanta; Gen. A. ]. HANsEI, Attorney at Law,
Marietta; GEORGE s. LACK, Esq, Rome Ga; Capt. JAMES
WILLIAMS and Col. J. A. NHTEIDEs Chattau ooga, J. l..
MAILER Esq, Decatur, and Judg, LANE Huntsville Ala
marZ3-f
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Patent Medicines will he published at 800 per column
dailv or AIS tri- -weeklv-wiih e. for each renewal -
Steamboats, running New Orleans will be chafgen "
the season. and when running to St LOUIS Cnchhal'
&C. S15 for the season Of not than six months.
ss+The privilege Of Yearly Advertisers II strl y eu 70
their immediate and regular business; ana ti'
Of an Advertising Firm is considered as including uat
Of il or individual members. -, -
Advertisements published at intervals, VIZ; weeKy or
monthly, charged 81 per square Tor the hrs anu ~ "
every subsequent insertion -.,,, .-.5 os
Calls become candidates, VIII De Oe a
other advertisements 20 paid for Invariably in advance
Announcing candidates County and state once Sohu
for municipal Offices $3 be paid in advance IN every III
stance ----- 4. -
All advertisements for strangers orransen persons 10 DC
paid ia advance. "a -,
Advertisements not marked the copy for specified
time viii be inserted tin forbid and payment eEacteu'
No advertisements can be inserted gratuitously.
All advertisements for charitable institutions hre copa
ies ward town and other public meetings. ncludhg fe
gious notices 10 be charged half price. - M.
Nsr--iapes and deaths published as news. -
ua tributes Of respect and funeral nNtaiohs aS
Bdvcruserneuts.- Is .z,,,i,,-
tons requiring notices designed TO call attention TO
soirees Concerts, any public enertalnnehts, WIZ
charges are made for admittance, all notice OF prlVe
ciaons every notice designed TO call attention 20 EDe
atareg calculated or intended to promote indiVaual IN
tee can only be inserted with the understanding tha the
same Is TO be paid for. II inserted in the editorial column
lv at the discretion Of the editors) the same
will be charged the rate Of not less ihan ~ cehIs
Tie uudersrned publishers Of daily and tr weekly papers
m NASHVILLE pledge ourselves strictly TO adhere to the above
bin Of prices aud in instance to deviae rom theh'
b. r. MCKENZIE a co. True Wing once
IL MARLING < CO., Union and American.
W T. BANG 4 CO. Banner Otice
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LINENS, HOSIERY AND GLOVES.

DAhLE Damast si, s4, i0f la and ~ Pillow Cas-,
Linens harnaley fhtetng Bird Kye Diaper, iiucabaok
Crash Napkins and IRISH Linens, french Linen Cancks
English MA and Cotton Hosiery, Winter Hosiery, ~ kinds
lsdles snd Genemens Rid Gloves, Beaver aud GaGnts
GloVFa, &c. nova
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ADDRESS CARDS.

A NDERSON, y. P., dealer in Lace and Fancy
n Goods, SC, &C. Union street. NO. o. between n9i
and Cherry streets, Nashville, Tenn. ue0oi
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COTTON nnnns

GHEETiNGs ~ All widths, Bieached and Brown Domes-
y uos Lngsi and American Prints; Hoyrs Pfn,s aud
great variety Of ether Gonds.
Cal aud eanuiinc my stock ~ Goods
To CASH BUYERS ami PlNoTuAL CUSTOMERS great
Inducements Nil be oncred. JAS. kICHOl.
nova
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"BOOKS THAT ARE BOOKS,"
AND WORTH READING,
GREECE AND THE GOLDEN HORN.
~ FLOOD AND FIELD.
UNCLE SANS FARM FENCE.
MORNING STARS THE New WORLD
FIFTY YEARS IN BOTH HEMIsPHEREs
NOSANfTUM AND NATICK.
LIVES or THE QUEENS OF ENGLAND
The PILGRIMS OF WAISISGHAM
HILLS, LAKES FOREST STREAMS
The MONEY MAKER
SUBSTANCE AND SHkDows.
Ten NIGHTS BAR ROOM.
TABLES FOR Carries.
FERN LEAVES. Second Series,
MEMORIES WATER.
TESNFSsEAN ABROAD.
BERTHA AND LILY
1HE HERAITs DILL.
HONEY Moon and other ComjcaItea
Miss LEsLIRs BEHAVIOR BooK
THIS, THAT The OFHER.
For sale by .. CHARIuS W s,fTTu
maT2 BUG
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NELSON wALKEE
HODGE & WALKER,
Rarbcrs, Hair Drcsscrs, Sc.s &c.

AVE opened their new establishment and oher to the
md the public in general, Inducements neNei
before offered in this city. Having newly fitted up our house
feel confident that all who give US call WI leave wei
satisfied In addition 10 Barberng, Hair dressing &c, We
have large comaodous ard neatly furnished BathRooms
These the finest In the city and 10 convenience and
comfort cannot be surpassed in the country While pass
ng gentlemen aud patrons Just step In and with what
magic make the hair y and what salutay elect ouT
pure water has upon wearied and cote body.
aug3
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ME have now in store by late arrivals
w so hhds. N o. Sugar, new crop;
100 bbls. Molasses do;
100 do Deans Extra Whiskey;
1l5 boxes-haveS and quarters-Star Candles;
50 do Palm Soap;
100 do Tallow Candles:
225 do Western Reserve Cheese
80 bbls. Glover Seed;
43 boxes Peter NJ Boazs Tobacco, No /;
90 do PrestOn's do do.
"a do G. Boyd's do do
10 do Boaz & Goodwin's do do;
III do Various Brands;
100000 Regaia Cigars, all grades;
Which We viii sell low for Cash.
Jams s. H. LOOuTs l. CO
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CATLIN'S HISTORY

OF THE INDIAN TRIBES OF NORTH AMERICA.
w It'll Biographical Sketches and anecdotes Of the Prn-
w cpal Chiefs. Embeished with 100 PoErRAirs, from
the Indian Gallery at Washington, volumes complete.
kecenty received and for sale low by JNO. d. WEST.
ALso-Just 70 hand "a MARrIS's CELEBRATED GUITARS
ass ol Rosewood, Ivory and Pearl oruamsDted
iri2 n w
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ONCE MORE TO THE RESCUE

THE undersigned beg leave 10 inform their friends and
patrons that they have opened their business at No
IS Market street. have just received large supply OF
Cigars Liquors. Wines &C. which they offer for sale on very
liberal terms Thankful for the liberal patronage hereto
received they hope by strict attention to business to
merit a continuance OF the same.
ap2T-n l.. ID. GOl4DBEkG " W.
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LACE GOODS

LACE GOODS.
MEDAL Maltese Collars and Sleeves;
WI Trimmed Embroidered Colaretts;
Lace do:
Embroidered Collars, Sleeves and Habits;
Mournlug Colars and Sleeves;
French Embroidered nandkerrhleis;
+" Mourning do,
Applique SpdRs, Cambrc Flouncngs and Bands, sc.
Embroidered ChemiEctts and Sleeves;
Nalencenne and Maltese Laecs and Edgngt;
JAcouet and Swiss do do Ac
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SUPERIOR PIANO FORTEs.
GRIsWOLD's COTTON GINS

VIE subscriber being for the sale OF the above gins
will Keep supply on hand, furnish Planters at short
tce.
These gins have the character Of making good lint gin
ming ser running lighter cleaning he seed better taxing
out more moats an trash and having boxes more durable
and secure against hr han any other gins now In use and
ouered on terms more advantageous 70 the purchaser
this reputation, which they also WARRANTED 70 maintain
on rial used according 10 the directions with esch
.Hugl-u HIT, YEATMAN.
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CLohKs. rALMAs. sHAwLs. &c.

A BEAUTIFUL variety of Cloth and Velvet Coaks Tai
= mas Grape ShaWls, Tukeuie and Iibbet shaw CASH
re Scarfs, &C. nova
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I-oR SALE oaer for sale In Osens Pot of Buena
il Vita ot containing acrcs situated On the corner
Of Cas- and Webster streets
AisoA ot he % Clay and Mari stTceia cor
aiming acres and iot the MAfr and Cay
streets opposite the shove SEQ FEET uhi MarF street
and is0 st Clay street. For further information app,
70 K. A. BALL0WE, tieBeral AFrnt
jaaa8 No. II DeadcFick 81
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NOTICE.
The KnuckIe washing Machine.

M been apponed agents for the sale Of tbs cele-
w brated Washing Machine Every family ia the state
should, by all means, procure one Immediately, as the
amount Of labor saved j. immense.
Full directions and to 20 and show Il used free oil
charge [aprSl S. ii. LOOMlS 20.
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5000 REVVARD.

II ANAWAY from Nashville the negro woman MINERVA;
OF dark copper color; very heshy habit; having
quite prominent eye, walks awxwarjy; some feet or
inches in height. She has been employed in Nashville as
seamsess several years. and may be lurkn< about town
preparatory 20 making her escape TO free State having
Gently been detected Ia attempt 10 get II taken out
OF the state viii give hundred dollars tor her Appre-
he9n and one hundred dollars il taken in the State and
lodged in the Nashville Jail
Jan22-u THOS. NJ. PErWAY
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AMEASAOAN BAAt - hOAAAD SAA~
w ARRANTED free from Grit any 6utinons sue-
w stance Whateysr AMI superior any other Crsyona
nov In asc.
Ansr having given the Amercan BaekbCa ard Crayons
air ard impartial trial. being iy convinced q % eif
superior mers readily give testmcny 10 aver Of
hsr being ne hest Cray1ls hat ue have
blunx a. tke qualities ihai coad be desired In such
tcie.
Thoass shsruin, Enziish High School. Bos,OA,
Geo. Anen, Jr, Hancock
Hubbard vi Winsios, foung Ia ~
,. D. PhlbTick, STATE Normal school n Britain, CQnn
kranca :. y Nilaula, knziish high sciool, boston,
Pierce Aka, Eng. Cllssicai cchosi, " NeNten,
y. fillnshsst. state Normal school, hricgesater.
Jaaafhsn feuny. Mangheslsr lligh sciocl
J. = katon, Fhiaps' Acadsmg, Au3oser,
A. 4 fape, SonlgrFlle,
q. VI, Fiyugtcn, rtafr ArrEal Sckoci. titsnY, y Y.
obridEe Smith, CambTilsc High schooi
~ sais - CHARLES ". SMITH
apfis
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CLOTHS, cAssIMEREs, FLANKELs BLANKETS

INRFNCH and English Cloths and Cassmercs, in great
l. riety Coaking Cloths Blankets Of al kinds, satinets
Jeans Tweeds tall WOOL Plaid Linscys Real WEIGH flAn-
aels, and all 9th sr descriptions, etc, etc.
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THIS DAY,

ID ECEIvFD by Express, the largest stock Of SUMNER
II wRAPPlNGs We have ever stirred.
ALSO,
An extra lot Of EMBRoIDERIEs in Chemeiies and Sleeves
Collars Colarettes, Basque Cottage CaPes, Jaeonet and
Swiss Bands and Rufles, &C, &C.
ALSO.
splendid lot q MOURNING COLLARS and SLEEVES,
both separate and In sets.
DRESS GOODS,
or all the styles thar are eun silks Bsrcges
Tissues organdes, Jaconets Ac. 4c all OF which will
ell the lowest poss BE prices for cash. prompt buy
yrs on time. lmArEsl n. O. McNAiRY A co.
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AsURE CURE FOR C1NCtHS.
mARBELIzED IRON mANTELS.

WIS magnificent style Nantel fast taking the place
Of all other descriptions both on account Of its supe.
or beauty, richness, durability and particularly its cheap
ess. While their is only about half that Of the real
hrble, they indeed exceed the former beauty have
superior lustre, less liable soil much easier
ept clean and far exceed marble durability and are
he same time, less liable to break.
The undersigned for the manufacturers Wal.
ace Lithgow Co. Louisville, Ky, and will furnish them
20 their patroEs and the public generally with CRATES
pieces, and every thing complete; ani will also sper
intend their putting up. STEWART 4 OWEN
Stove Dealers and Tuware Manufacturers,
mar'N- dkwu No. 81 Market street.
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DISORDERS OF THE BOWELS!

DISORDERS OF THE BOWELS!
NJ Medicine that has been INTRODUCED into this see
~ ton Of the country has been found valuable as the
GREPENBERG DYSENTERY SYRUP.
Thousands Of bottles have been sold of late years in this
State and has been found in every case to give instant
relief in AL cases Of
DyscnIcry and Diarrhea. the Fremont
tory Stages of Cholera,
doody Flux Grpngs, Pain in the Stomach or Bowels and
all incidental complaints from eating unrpe fruit, crude
vegetables, change Of water, &c.
The is occasion to offer certificates for medicine that
been used in almost every family in the State with com
plee 1t used by the Board Of Health in New
York, and also at st Petersburg in Russia in the Cholera
Hospitals when other remedies had aed and universal
y admitted TO be the best and most reliable medicine IN eX-
stence for the disorders it processes TO cure.
This medicine is warranted and should fail to cure-a
circumstance yet knownthe money Will be, in all
cases, refunded
The of this Medicine and the confidence which the
public reposes it. has induced the subscriber to have r
Tor sale at ali the Drug Stores throughout the State Price
per bottle, 50 cents. lmy22l ALEX MACKENZIE.
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TIE FIRST ANNUAL
State Fair and Exhibition
THE
Mechanics Institute Of Tennessee
VIII open AT Odd Fellows Hall,
IN THE CITY OF NASHVILLE,
On fha First Mnndau nf nntnhar Iahh

Un me INST AondAy Of Ucto0er, Ib50.
Nj ANUFACTURERS, Mechanics, Artists and all others
WI invited 70 contribute specimens Of their skin and
ab0r. Competent Judges vii be appointed examine an
articles exhibited, and aEard PREMIUMS to those entitled
TO them under The rules.
All articles sent for exhibition viii be stored without ex-
pense the owner and should be 70 the care u Wm
H. Gordon Co., Commission Merchants, Market street.
The object Of the Fair Is to develop and encourage the
Manufacturing and Mechanical interests of he State. It's
management ia the hands of committee of reliable and
and energetic men, and is Is placed beyond doubt
and invitation most cordially and confidently extended
b. an who may disposed 20 participate rs advantages
No CHARsE viii made exhibitors either or the pTvi.
lege Of exhibiting or for admission % the Fair.
The opening Of the state Agricultural Far
ing the legislature with the opening the
Mechanics Exhibition viii add unusual teresl 70 ke oce
CRcULAEs, containing fl details Of the plan OF The
hibton and all other Information desired viii prOupa
fol Warded by addressing either Of the undersigned.
81 a.. MOHOHAS, Prest.
H. X. WAIkER, Cor. ssc'y spr9
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TRESH GARDEN sEEDs-Just

TyRESH GARDEN SEEDS-Just received q
IL large lot Fresh Garden Seeds from d. Landreth,
prising an the vareties brought 10 the marketCAbbage
keds assorted Onions Radsh Salssy Beet &C, by the
D; Extra Early and Early May Peas; week Mohawk
aud Valentine Beans by the gallon bushel Silver Skin
and Red Onion sett bushe bb and having sold out
entirely our seeas last year the
be fresh, &C. BROWN GkUBBs,
Ian5 - College %
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CIEELDREN,s PANACEA

CEsFLDREN'S PANACEA.
IF THE GREFENBERG COMPANY had never produced
any thing else for the public benefit than this Invaluable
Medicine they would yet deserve the gratitude of every
parent for the
CHELDRENsS PANACEA,
Which has saved the lives Of young children, and
relieved more babies, than any other medicine ever
known.
From one hour old five years Of age this medicine
ass TO CHILDHOOD For Fever, Teeth
ing, Worms, Coc Dsorctred Bowels, &C, 1t never ials
Those who have used pronounce it 10 be one oil
the greatest Of blessings.
e2s- For sale at every Drug Store in the State
uy22 ALEX. MACKENZIE.
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DRESS GOODS,
pEsrRABLH PROPERTY FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale, in whole IN part my place in Edge
hela situated the GAliain Pike Tor tsrns apply .
The suhscrioer, or 10 Messn. LISpsLxT cE0cKKtT.
snariS-u HENRY BLOOD.
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NHE Subscriber proposes receive limited number oil
i Pupils to instruct in all the branches Of a thorough
English and Classical Education.
Every Educational Facility will be proviied for the study
Of the Natural Sciences. There will be good Cemlcal
Philosophical Apparatus fine Cabinet OF Mlnerals
well selected Library, to which the students nayi AZ
all times, have free access
No Pupil under ten years Of age eau be received =.
The fret session will commence on the FIRST MONDAf
in September.
Terms per session of iVe months, $40.
JOHN KIMBERLY, A. NJ.
Reference made the Faculty Of the University OF
North Carlna to Professors Agasz Wyman and Hesiord
Of the Lawrence Scientific ScchoO, Cambridge; Hon Thos
Bragg Governor NoI tn Carolina; Hon. Kenneth Rsyner
OF North Carolina.
Any communication left at the Gazette Office viii receive
attention. je29-2m
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Newspaper proprieors generally, and especially OF this
yty, under the usages and regulations
ton anv other class Of community The gratuitous
publication Of charity and religious advertisement and CON-
tributes o' respect obituaries, &C. &c. which
can only be inserted at heavy cost to the proprietor i'm
poses on them burden onorous, that they feel called
unon m selfdesnce check the abuse, by making such
publications CHARGE extent at least upon the par
ties more Immediately interested. In this they but fol-
lowing the example Of the press in other Cities impeed by
sense OF intrinsic propriey, and imperative duty TO
The subscribers have therefore, united togeh-
In mutual agreement upon the 10 lowing specified terms
publication OF these well every sort Of regular
business advertising.
each square 70 lines less OF BREWER 10 lines
less OF noppareil for the 1st insertion ....$1 81 90
Foreach Additional insertion, square. 6O