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CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE.
The Great Purifier Of the Blood
NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN m


Let ne afflicted Read and PonRsr.
Az infabe Remedy for scroflla. Kings Evil Rb.u,,.. ~
os,,udee OutaneOus Eruptons Pimples or PostulsS on
1ne race bIotehes BOis Ague and Fever Chronic Sor.
mug worm or letter Scal Head Enlargement and
IAN Of the Bones and Joints Stubborn Ulcers SypbiitIe
pLsoTueIs, Lumoaso, Spinal Complaints and al diseases
AElslog nom an lniudicious Use Of Mercnrv I,,r5o.
10 Llie, or lmpurity Of the Blood -
mig great Alternative medicine and Purifier Of the P,ooS
Is now used by thousands Of grateful ra,ian.s - -,
Ps OF ue OnUed State who testify daily 70 ne rsr.rE
oiT Perofned oy ne greatest al medicines sAR
Scrouls, EruPtous the Skin Liver Diseases F.1 IN
GERS, Old Sores Affections OF the Kidneys diseases ~ ~
Throat, Female Complaints Pains and Aching al The ~
and joints ar al speedily put fight by using This rrsst
and inestimable remedy. $50 sea-
For all diseases Of the Blood nothing has vet been sp
to compare whit 1t ceanses the system Of an 1oppr
acts gently and efficiently on the Liver and Kid,evs'
strengthens The Digestion, gives tone 20 the Stomach %
the SKIN clear and healthy, and restores ne ConStitt
eneeoed oy disease or broken down BY the excesse OF
youth, 70 its pristine vigor and strength "
For the Ladies, Il is ncomparably better ha, al ~ -,
meticS ever used few doses Il CARrERs Spsy Nry-r
viii remove al ssllcwness Of complexion bring tba -.
msntr to the cheek, give elasticity to the sIe1 .na -
prove the general health in kabe degree bevo1d an
the medicines heard or IA
The large number Of certificates which We have rs;s
nom persons from all parts Of the United States is the hest
evidence that there is Humbug it. The press hotel
s magistrates, physicians and public men vel uow1
unity all ado their testimony to the wonderful
enectS OF this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
Na on me AGENT and get Circular and Almanac and
has performed 10y e'eA'eS' % al Hsuicihes
Nons geonine unless signed BENNETT BEERS Proprie-
ors 10; Pearl street, Richmond Va 70 Whom m order.
iO' suII n ana agencies he addressed
Nh4i - sl,e oy w T. GRAY and z. W cambridge.
marll--dtriwawly
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ONCE MORE TO THE REsCuE

VIE undersigned beg leave to inform their friends end
patrons that they have opened their business at No
IS Market street. and have just received large supply Of
Cigars Liquors, Wines &C. which they oer sale very
liberia terms Thankful for liberal patronage hereto
fore received they hope by attention business
merit a continuance Of the same.
RpZT-d l.. D. GOLDBERG co.
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LADIES, SHOES.
\ AIDES Italian Clcth Caters, (plaia toss)
do best CuTseo KID Caters;
do DO do Welt Boota;
do do do do Pump Boots
DO zoe KID Pump Bastins,
d. do do do Paris Tea,
DO White Kid Slippers;
ChildrenS do Boots
just received By RAMAGR CHURCH.
ny23 ~ Colrge street.
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TO HOTELS AND FAMILIES.

I'VE selling Ice Cream At 90 80 per gallon;
w We selling q Bread Tickets for 81;
We are selling all kinds Of Crackers at loo y y;
We selling Black and Green Teas warrants ted, rs
per cent lower than any other house in the trade.
We selling every article in line equally reduced
prices. ny26l VESSEL THOMPSON.
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JOHNSON & WEAVER,

JOHNSON & WEAVER,
10. 70 and 81 South Market street. NASHVILLE TENN.
GENERAL COMMISSION. RECEIVING
AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
And Receivers and Dealers in Cotton,
KEEPs on hand = hlli supply Of GR0CKRIKH RAGING
N RoPE, 4c and vii pay ths highest price Cor ootton
or make hberA ts'lAdVAhces "a the SAINT lor shpDent
oct7-UatW
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RHODES
FEVER AND AGUE CURE

Or, NATURES INFALLIBLE SPECIFIC,
nor the Prevention and Cure OF INTERMITTENT and RE
IL NIrTKxr FKvEss, FKvER and AGuE CnILs and FEvER
DuB AGUE GENERAL DEBILITY, NGHr SwkArs and all other
forms 81 disease which have common origin in MALARIA
or MIAsMA This subtle atmospheric poison which AZ
tain seasons unavoidAby inhaled at every breath Is the
character wherever Il e1stsNorth South East
West-and win where yield TO this newly discovered
MEDICINE EvER MADE
This specnc Is 90 harmless that IL may be taken by per-
Of every age, condition, and wiz not su6s
iue for one disease others st as s too oen the
suit in by Quinine, Mercury, Arsenic, and
other poisonous dee,eOus drugs not particle Of any Of
which IL admitted into this preparation.
The pronretor distinctly claims these extraordinary re-
suits from the use Of this NATURAL ANTIDoTE TO MA
LARA.
Ii viii entirely protect any resident traveller even in
the most sckly swSmpy localities RON any Ague or nj
ious disease whatever any injury om constantly inha
ing Malaria MasmA.
Il will instantly check the Ague in persons who have Sut
fered for any length Of Tine from one day twenty years.
90 that they need have another chill By continuing
Us use according % directions.
II viii Immediately relieve all distressing results Of BIZ
ous or Ague diseases such general debility night sweAt
&c The patient AZ begins TO recover appetite and
& Effected
Finally Its use win Danish Fever and Ague from families
Al classes Farmers and all laborng men, by adopting
preventive, will be free from Ague Bilious attacks
Va maj season OF the which, while IL the most sicky
NE mos; valuable 10 them
One or two bottles win answer for ordinary caaes some
may require more. -
directions printed In German, French and Spanish &C
rrlee One Dollar Liberal discounts made to the trade
trade CIRCULAR forwarded application and the article
VII be consigned on liberal terms 40 responsIe nare. N
every section Of the country.
JAS. A RHODES, Proprietor,
AeESrs-Sew Yort--c " cleEsnsr Co. asa q. a.
King PhilacslphiH-r. W Dyot A soma - - -
Ane ior sale BY dsalyrs generally.
mArat-dtrwSwen
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BLACKBOARD CRAYON
CATLINs NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS.

uIsTOR OF THE INDIAN TRIBES OF NORTH AMER :
lCA, with Biographical Sketches and anecdotes Of the
Principal CAicts, embelshed with one Hundred and
TtCeHty Portraits, the Indian Gallery in the War
Department Wash ngton In three Volumes SxI8 inches
Original cost $3.50. will sell this work unusually low for
cash. aprlUl JOHN d. WEST.
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mARBELIzED IRON MANTELS.

rTIs magnificent style Of Man,si 10 fs taking the place
o. sn other desc ptons both aeroanf o. ia sape-
ror basy richness durability and particularly IL cheap
ness While their cost s ony about heR that q he real
srele they indeed exceed he for1sT IN beauty have
,aperisT lustre ara les liable % sol mnch easier
ksps ceEn and AR sxcset mtbie in darA5y aud are Al
me tine, less liable 20 break
TIE andeFsEne1 fas tho mNnzScfnrefs al
lse~ Llthxos Co L1aisVic, kY, aud vii furnish then
% thsir parFors AMI he pube generally siih gtt 90 N
So s-es and every thlnx osapete, ant w aso srpef-
intend lkcir putiins up. STEWART oaENs
Stove DcAlrrs and fiassFs nansfset1rsra
naNrSA- asWu Ne ~ Asf<st stFrst-
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HARDWARE.
REMOVAL,

n FALL & CUNNINGHAM have removed their---,<.a
- stock OF HARDWARE, CUTLERY and GUNS, ~
- No. AZ North Side Public Square, opposite -
9the lower end Of the Market House, being the An&
old and well known stand Of MORGAN, GARDNER CO.,
where they are now offering al Wholesale, web Sc
eced assortment OF all articles in their line OF business.
Merchants visiting Nashville, requested to call and
examine their stock and prices ian4-tTwsW6m
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RATES Reduced

RATES Reduced
TIVE Rates OF Freight having been greatly reduced by
the first ships plying between the cite Of
New York and Philadelphia and Savannah, Ga, the atten-
ton Of shippers Is called to the houseo
ID. d. COPP,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT.
SAVANNAH, GA.
Mr. Copp Is an old Merchant In Savannah. and viii
else his usual promptness touching ali eonsgnmen his
address Forwarding charges Goo Is coming 10 Nashville
will be the subscriber, add he paid here The
subscriber viii receive orders for NICE and commands
for business generally TO be transacted in savannah
JOSEPH NASH,
ieie-im No 81 College street, Nashville.
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SOUTHERN ROUTE.
E -
RATES REDUCED.

IRON the 18th instant to the LIST Of June the rates OF
Freight from Charleston and Savannah 70 Nashville Will
~ - FIRST CLASS.
Books and Stationery Boots Shoes AID Hats, Bottled Il
fcsmphne ana Spirits TurpentIne in casks and barrels
China, GLASS and Glass Ware, Cigars in cases, Clocks
Confectionery cutlery in boxes and cases. Dry Goods In
Drugs Fruit Trees and shrubbery Furs, Garden Seeds
LOOKING Glasses and Looking Glass Plates, at owners
risk" - 81. -,
sn 49, = loo rs 49, 81 90
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware, "e1cept Cutlery" Heavy Castings aud Ma
Foreign Liquou in barrels pipes cordsge, Tobacco In
boxes Carriage Springs and Axes Leather in rolls ana box
"a OILS In barrels or casks Crockery and Queensware, IN
crates and casks Rice Zinc Whiting Plaster OF Paris; &C.
SPECIAL RATES.
Boxes Furniture Piano Fortes Carriages 'boTed" and
ether light articles not enumerated. Also Carboys OF Acds
will be taken at actual weight but charged double LIST Class
rates D Ito ns. " 20
An articles not enumerated to be charged at rates Of
Alagous articles.
Prom LIST Of Dece nber, they viii be changed
~ follows.
lstcass rs above, per 100 Tbs................u 20
special rates " ................ ~
Merchants shipping from the Eastern cities win and this
the cheapest A. well as the most expeditions route fregh
from New York and Philadelphia 10 Charleston and SAvan
nah ranges from 10 u per cubic foot according 70
the Railroad Companies at Charleston and Savannah
have discontinued the Receiving Forwarding Of Mer
ehandse Il will be necessary TO eonsgn to Commission Mer
Shippers nay rely upon strict adherence TO the above
rates. II. l. ANDERSON, supT
yan1l-u Ma 3. X R.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
No shipments entitled to the above each and
every package has She Of the Depot delivery and
the Initials n c. R. r. plainly marked upon il.
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DISORDERS OF THE BOWELS!

DISORDERS OF THE BOWELS!
MO Medicine that has been introduced into this
~ ton Of the country has been found valuable the
GREFENBERG DYSENTERY SYRUP.
Thousands 81 bottles have been sold Of late years In this
stst and has been ound In every case TO give Instant
~eief In cases Of
Oysentcry and DIarrhea, the PremOni-
tory Stages of Cholera,
bloody Flax Gripngs Pain Ia the stomach or Bowels ana
all incidental complaints from eating unupe mutt crude
vegetables change % water, &c-
The Is o-clsnn oGer certificates Tor medic ne mat
has used almost every family In the state with com
pee success Il was used by the Beard Of Health "a New
Yoik, and SO Petersburg In Russia, In the OhoisIa
HOSP ais when other remedies had aed and
" admitted be he best and most reliable medicine N eA
is,ence for the Disorders Il PROCESSES % CORE
This medicine Is warranted and should fs 70 cure
circumstance jet knoWn-he noney VIII De- ~ AZ
eases, refunded -, -. 4. -
The value OF this Medicine and the confidence which ne
public reposes in IT, has Induced the snoso 20 nave s'
FOR all the Drug stores tronshost tae
per bottle, 50 esnts. lny1sl ALEX- hAOhENAiA'
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DOCTOR HooFLAND's
CELEBRATED
GERMAN Bitters,
DR. c. N. JACKSON, Philad'a., Pa.
WILL EPFEcTUALLY CURE
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE,
Chronic Nervous DEBILITY Disedses of "a.
kidney', and all diseases airing from a de-
ordered Liver or Stomach.
Constipation,
Inward Piles Eull-
Of God to the
Head, Acdiiy OF the Stom-
ach, Nausea, HEARTBURN. Disgust
for Food, Fulness or weight in the
Stomach, Sour Eructatious, sinking,
Flute ing the Pit OF the stomach, swim
mirg Of the Had Hurried and difficult breath
ing, rlut'ering at the Heart, Choking suGocating
Sensations when in lying posture Dmness OF Vision,
Dots Of Webs fore the Sight, Fever and Dull Pain
In the Head, Deficiency Of Preparation, yell
loWness Of the skin AMI Eyes, Pain In the
Side, Back Chest, Limbs, dc, sud
den Fiushes Of Heat, Burning
in the tlesh, Constant In
aginings Of Evil, and
great Depression
Of Spirits.
Tie Proprietor In calling the attention Of the public to
this preparation does with feeling Of the utmost conh
dence in It's virtues aud adaptation TO the diseases for which
It's recommended.
the test Of ten years trial before the American people,
and its reputation and sale unrivaled by any similar
preparations exsnt The testimony In It's favor given by
the most prominent and we'll known Physicians and indi
yduas la all parts Of the county, Is immense The follow
Ing from your State respectfully submite referring
any who may s doubt 20 my Memorabilia o. Practical
Receipt Book for Farmers and Families be had gratis Of
all the Agents for the German Bitters.
Principal Onice and Mandatory 100 Arch street. PhiA
dephia, Pa
Testimony from Tennessee.
DR.. II. u Scarborough, Dover Tenn Aug g. 1855 says
81 have sold al the German Filters you have and
the preparation continues q do much good II has
done, II will be the best medicine ever sold here"
L. snodgrass, Sparta Tenn. August 90 1883 says "T
pleased 90 state that your German kers has given salts
faction in every In ,tance where It has been used."
B. T. Iioins Hlsboroash n. Tenn August o. 1883
II pleased 70 state that the German Bers have given
general sat- faction 4"
DR.. p Patio Bro, Knoxville Team, 9th April, 1851.
.ad: Your Biusrs selling very flst and every
that has used H. sor have been able to earn
has zen benehted"
J. W. Franklin Co, GAatIn Tenn, December So 1880
said: THE Arm viii want Of your Bitters soon
one % the partners thinks it is great incidence
r. $ Hardy, Bolivar, Tenn, September IS 1854 said -.
There great demand for your Btters hcre please send
another lot soon"
They ssrRELr vEsE1AsE free from AL Injurious Ia
gTedens always strengthen the system, aud pros
Iate Il.
Sid IN Nashville BY BERRY DENovILLg, H. O. SEQ
YEl+ kwiN bROS., and g. W. HENDERSH0rT, snd By
Dealers IN Asdicine and storekespers eSeEyuhers-
Enthusiastically
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A GRICULTURAL IuPLEMENrs-cora
u Sheilers Straw Cutters Cider All Grain Ms Charns
Fanniag Ms Ggndstoas Rollers 6TEin hezsures Horse
Powers ows Punpa Meat Cutters aR6 Grinders, Stone
Wa, S..Sn hAnd and ar sale ~
d. D. DtCEEY,
lanas caIieEs street.. Nsshvi3r
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AEATTTNGS-w. A. J. G. MsCleland have jus
nj reeelfsd q large lot Il best India uattIngs
vhieh they are selling very ioS for cash APrSs
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PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURED

SAL NJ A N DER SAFESs
WARRANTED to stand 10 per cent FIRE -
w than any Herring's Eafes use, and sold III Ri
the same prices. Also, Irou shutters, sash nEU ri
and Doors for Bank vaults and MEAE%
Stores. Also, Patent Slate Lined RcArig-
orators. all warranted gnOod and cheap any in the
COUNTRY by EVANS WATSON, No. 26 South 4th street,
Phade phia, Pa Hal 5 Patent Powder Proof Locks aud
all the celebrated Locks furnished when required w c.
LILLARD authorized to receive ORDERS and sales
the above. my5-ly
OATS AND POFATOES.-5O sacks Oats and q
" sacks Potatoes, just received and for sale by
u. u. DICKEY,
mario No College street.
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD.
DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
TNxPREss Mail Train leaves daily for Chattanooga 81 II
Il o'clock r. NJ.
for EheIbyvie at 8 O'Clock p. NJ.
Thiough Tickets 10 Savannah, 10 20
Wilmington, n Co.,. ....s. II %
Montgomery, Ala .............. 10 20
70 be had At the ticket once Passenger Depot
Il. 1. ANDERSON.
naril-u s1pf Transportation.
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r1ISH.-i5 barrels LAKE Fish,
y 10 bali hblE. do DO, In store enA ior salshy
rsris ". n. GORDON co.
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CIIILDREN,S PANACEA.

CsIILDREN'S PANACEA.
r. THE GREFENBERG COMPANY had never produced
any thing else for the public beueh than this invaluable
Medcue they would yet deserve the gratitude Of every
parent for the
CHILDREN'S PANACEA.
Which has saved the lives Of young children, and
relieved more babies, than any other medicine
Known
Frvm one hour old Ave years Of age, this medicine
never comes For Fever Teeth
ing Worms Collie, Disordered Bowels, &c II fs
Those who have used pronounce il be Of
the greatest Of blessings.
S1y-Por sale at every Drug Store IN the State.
mv22 ALEX. MACKENZIE.
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SOMETHING NEW.
ICE CREAM.

ICE CREAM.
WE have this dav opened Ice Cream saloon and
w promise nothing but tn pure article.
VESSEL 4 THOMPSON,
my1 AZ Union street
CLASSWARE-2OO boxes quart Flasks;
VI 100 do \ pnt do in store and
lor sale by lJy2l W. ii. GORDON co.
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ONGWORTH'S CATAWBA WINE
IL us boxes sparkllng CatAEba;
IS do by DO
81 90 CatzNba Brandy;
600 raons Dry CaiAWba, the cheapest and best din
,.r ViDs 80 In use j. received and for sale b.
s. n. LOOMS a CO., Sole Agents,
uvsl ~ Pubic Square. Nashville.
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TRAVELS IN EUROPE AND THE
East; Or, A Year in ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, IRELAND,
WALES, FRANCS BELGIUM, HOLLAND, GERSASY, AUSTRIA
ITALY, GREECz TURKEY, SYRIA, PALESTINE and EGYPr by
Samuel Irpneus Prime, with engrayngs, in two volumes,
Just received and for sale by
myl0 CHARLES W. SMITH.
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CIGAIsS-We can offer great inducements city deal
~ es that want fine Cigars. Call ard see them.
jan29 S. II. LOOMS co. Z
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CAFEEY FUSE
- 365 600 feet Bacon Bros Safety Fuse first
ticle; warranted. II. LOOMS CO.,
ian5 Agents for Manufacture.
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c.n for Passengers at all principal Hotels for each and
every train BY leaving directions at either OF the above
Offices will call fopassengers liz all parts Of the city, with
fail. Je@0N
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Death Of the Boatswain Of the U. s. Steamer
Powhatau.
rFrora I'll. Nerth China Herald, April TIA. ]

rFIoa tbs Ntrth China Herald, April 7th.l
The number Of sailors recently run away
from merchant vessels In the hsrbor Induced
the consul of the United States of America,
Robert g. Murphy, Esq to request o suitable
force from Captain McCluney, of the United
States war steamer, Povhatan, and send them
under charge Of Mr. Whiting, with n warrant
countersigned by the British Consul to Woo
surg, on Saturday last, in order to bring back
as many of the sailers of America and Great
Britain as could be discovered in the places
Of conceaiment they resort to, at that village.
On Sunday morning MIR. Boatswain Whiting
"a very trustworthy and excellent officer, who,
for his good conduct has frequently enacted
the duties Of q Lieutenant upon an emerge3.
cyl went with his men to house known to be
frequented by runaway sailors, and demand
ed admittance; this was refused, and M.
Whiting ordered an entrance to be forced with
the butt end Of the musket Unfortunately
the door being slight and the blow heavy, the
gun went through the door, and catching the
trigger, fred off the musket, aud the ball struck
the boatswain under the belt and killed him
Instantly. The men brought back the body
OF their officer to Shanghai, and on Monday
Il was inferred at the cemstery with all naval
h)noIs
The United States consul, Mr. Murphy,
Capt. McCiuney, his officers and men, attend
ed to do honor to the melancholy ceremony,
aud the fine band of the Powhatan performed
at intervals A large concourso of foreigners
also paid their tribute Of sympathy on the
mournful occasion. The Rev. C Keith of tn .
Protestant Episcopal Church, United States
Navy, performed the service.
We are glad to learn that the party sent
down to Woosurg, succeeded in securing sew
enteen sailOrs-teR British and seven Amer.
cans-who have been delivered up to the au-
thoritiss and dealt with according to law.
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
eEoRaFTow5, June q, 1856

eEoasErowz, June q, 1855.
An unusual dsgres Of excitement occurred
along the line of Bridge street, yesterday
evening, about o'clock. The report having
been circulated through the town that the
Know Nothings intended marching to your
city to attend tie grea. pow-Hov, with music
and transParencies, set the whole town sSoc
Tor sEtiis, AID from all directions crowds
Wsre seen vending their way towards Bridge
street 10 get n peep at the hitherto unseen
disciples OF Sam. Upon the part of large
portion Of the crowd, however, there appeared
20 be much greater desire to SEQ who were
Know Nothings than how many were going
little sfser o'clock. portion of the cur
rent began to shape its course towards Wash
ington, mlnu2, however, the music, 60, AID
NOT enough In any enc group to entitle II to
the appellstOn-procession. There was
goodIy number in the current, We acknovl
edge, but they certainly seemed to lack one
Important element in ali we'll organized par
ties, Viz: ochesiveness As electricians would
say, every little squad appeared to be positive
TO the others, which caused = gensral fyin 2
of at right angles The largest number We
saw IN any ore group was twenty three men
and boy, and that was pointed out to us as
the procession. Probably they returned in
better oIdsr, We can: cay, as the lateDess end
dar knoss OF the hour prevented as from seeing
We hear ii rumorsd that the Committee of
Ways and Means to whom was referred (soms
two months sinos) tlo IN sssags of the ma yor In
relation 10 The Metropolitan railroad intend
submitting to tho councils this evening for
their action, ono Of the most nporta7t reports
which has been before them since their cleo
ton We cannot say what the exact nature
Of this report will be, but from all wo can
gather, il will fully endorse the views and sug.
ge-tions Contained in tie messages Of mayor
AddisOn, heretofore laid before The councils.
The most important of which il, that the mat
ter shall be submitted 10 the people for their
decision before The second iustallmsnt to the
cad shalt be met sy our corporation.
The exhibition OF Trinity Institute will
come eff on the 1lth CT July, ut 0 o'clock q.
M, in the old church edifce on First street.
This institutiOn is under the charge q Mr..
Hunter, and ID II very hourisbing cor aition.
- The solemn ceremony Of confirmation will
be performed by Bishop Whiting hsm, in ST.
Johns church, on next Sabbath morning, and
in Christ church In the evening
No news worthy OF note n the -four or grain
markets. Both buyers and sellers Of the for.
mer article appear to be disposed to hold CT,
1t il held at $40 .62!iSl0.75 per Dbl.
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