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DAVED EDWAEIDS. TaiJov-

No. ia RACE ST. belwee 3rd and lh Phld,.l,b.,.
respectfully invites all examination ofhs choice
mcnt OF
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vcstinos.
ana fCRNlShlNG GOODS expressly iesigned for
his customers which will be made 10 order m l. bosi
mannar, and according to The iaiest fashions
Gentlemen furnishing Their own goods NAV drpend
upon their being made IN The besI manner
march Is, 55--iy.
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Dec. 81. lS54--ly

Grain Drills-Grain Drills.
10O PENNOCKS Wheat Drills with grass
seed, oats and guano attachments
guaranteed TO work well. The improvements
that we have made in the guano attachment
we think will make it an inva .ua bic machine.
in connection with the wheat drill for the far.
mer. Pennock's Corn Planters for sale bv
S. & NJ. PENNOCK g. Co
Foot Market street, Wilmington, Del.
apll .6m.
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20 FARHz EEsS.

20 FARMERS.
INHE subscribers have mnde extensive preparations
Tor furnishing full supply Of tAor Improved
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME
For Fall Seeding and inform their customers thei the
price has Lot been advanced. but continues pt the
old rae of $40 per ton, OF 1000 lbs
1t is ca, sdered the best manure for Wheat Pv.,I
other GTnns-not only Producing heavy crops, bnl
also sIitiemIng the straw. '
CAO1lON.-ODserve that every barrel of onr arti.
Gle has our name and that al Potts 4 KIetl ,tmned m,
The head Pamphlets describing its qualitles and
mode OF using can he had at our store or nv mali
when desired liberal deduction made 10 dealers.
GUANO-No, l C GOyernmert Peruvian.
Pacific Ocean Guano. This is one of the R,ches,
Guanoes ever imported. fully equal TO the Peruvian,
ALLEN = NEEDLES,
70 South Wharves and IS South Wnter 1t
LIST store above Chestnut ST Pbiladcinhi.
:, 81 Farmers can load on Wafer street, and avoid
''V N'o'uou """'L tAuE29-3m.
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New Arrangements
THE STEAMER
- g ~ G. z -EA
CAPT. T. A. STURGEON,

OAF 7. I : n . { hVitUNI
WILL. hereafter make TRl-WEEKLY
TRIPS between BALTIMORE and SASSA-
FRAS RIVER, running as follows: On
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS &, FRIDAYS,
Leave Wilmer Point at O'clock, A. NJ; leave
Georgetown and Fredericktown,about9 o'clock,
A. NJ; leave Cassaday's and Turner's Creek,
about 10 o'clock, A. NJ; leave Betterton, (Tur-
ner's new Wharf,) about l04 o'clock, A. NJ;
leave Kennard's Landing, about 10 o'clock, NJ;
arriving in Baltimore, about 3 o'clock, p. NJ.
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MUSTANG LINIMENT.-The best Lini.
insnt now in use: In store and tor sale by
THOMAS MAGENS, Smvrns. Del
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i beg leave to refer to the .Jollowing gentle

men:
Hon. p. Spruance, Geo. w. Cummins, ESQ,
and Ex-Gov. Wm Temple, of Smyrna, Del;
NJ. w. Bates and J. p. Comegys Esqrs., of
Dover, Del; Daniel Corbit, ESQ.,, OF Cantwelrs
Bridge, Del; VIM. J. Hur.ock, Esq, of ST.
Georges, Del; John Parsons and Joseph Hill,
Esqrs., of Wilmington, Del.
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G u A n Q j..

THE subscriber Sole Agent ia PHILADELPHIA for
l. the sale of Peruvian Guano, has now on hand
large stock Of Pure PERUVIAN GUANO, fully suff
Gent Tor the Full demand. which he will sell at the
lowest Cash price, lots to suit either dealers or
farmers. 5. J. CHRISTIAN,
Sole Agent for Phllndelphia
No 4s North wharves. and 81 North Water street
AuR29-3m
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JOS. c. GRIFFITH,

OFFICIAL the Office of Marion Green, ESQ.,,
Surveyor, Conveyancer, Notary Public, &C.,
IN the town of Smyrna, on the corner of Mar
ket and Commerce streets.
May %, 1S55-ly.
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o. Persons Travelling or Freighting on this
line, may rely on Regularity of Trips, and
every attention being paid to the comfort and
convenience of passengers.
The proprietors having determined to devote
the CECIL exclusively to this route, respect
fully solicit and confidently rely on the public
for liberal and hearty support.
Amr % .Al-2m
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DIR. TOWNSEND'S HEALTH PILLS
100 in box. Price % cents per box. In store
and for sale BY THOMAS MAGENS,
Smyrna, Del.
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On TUE DAYS, THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS, leave Baltimore at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, touching at all intermediate places, and
arriving at Wilmer Point about o'clock, p. NJ.
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Gratis :!

ItSi published: New Discovery IN Medicine ,
few Words on The Rational Treatment ,,,,I'n,t
Medlcine. OF Nervous Debility, Low Srrlis, Lass.
iuue' Weakness of the Limbs and Back mdIs, os,Ion
ann lhcapacIlH ior Study and Labor Dulness of An.
prehehsion Loss Ot Memory aversion 10 SoceIy Luyo
OF Solitude, TImIlny, Self Distrusl. Dizziness Head.
acne rams III the Side AtlccuOn OF the Eyes PImp.cs
on The Fa' C. and other miirmItIes u man from ,1.
French Of Dr. .. be l.aney -
lhe important TACT that these alarming COMPLAINS
may easily be removed without Me dIclne !, n, II,s
small tract, clearly demon, raed; anl iut tnlrc,
ne" ana hIShly successful IeaI as aduited hv
me Author, luy explained, by mems of whr.', every
one Is enabled to cure himself reieCtl: :: and .t the
lesI p"Ssb" cost avoiding thereby all the adver,l.d
niSlruIns OF The day.
SEM 10 any address, gratis. and uoSI free bv remit
ting tusI laId) Two postage stamps To br Il nE
hANEl' No. IL LISrcnLsd srcet, Nuw lorA Cuv
scP20-ly5p
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Mexican and ChiIian fsuamo-

IN. STORE. $500 barrels MEXICAN GUANo, -
49, II 1900 bags GILLIAN GUANO,
Imported, and for sale ia lots suit purchasers bv
d. s. BURLING,
Aug2e-3rn p'''u
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LEATHER.

FRITZ, HENDRY 81 CO., No. 90 North
Third street, Philadelphia, Morocco Manufac-
turers, Couriers and Importers of French Calf
Skins, and dealers in Red and Oak Sole Leather
and Kipp. Feb. 2I-Iv-
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FOR SALE:

100 TONS Peruvian GUANO;
1000 bushels best Ground Plaster:
10000 bushels fine Lime; 9-'
buhding Stone, Brick, Stone Lime, &c. repu.
larly kept on hand. by 4
sm"-na, March 81, '55-ly.
bT BLANKS for sale at this of;co
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=. W NINTTUNN W IU.,
Truss and Surgical Bandage Manufacturers.
No. 80 North NINGII street Philado

VANIiORN'S Patent CHEST EXPANDER and
SHOULDER BRACE, pre"ens and cures Soopng
OF The Shoulders, Contraction and Weakness nj th,
Chest, IN adults and chIlIen of both sexes They are
ghI and elastic and do interfere with any STYLE oC
dress and can bc worn with both case and comfort
By wearing The Etponder elegance Of figure Is ob.
tanned. and dlsea Of pulmonary character preyent
ed tor children, while growing. they are invaluable
he Gentleman's Brace also answers tie pnrpose o(
The best constructed suspendcrs. Measure rcauIred
around the chesI and waist. PrIce: Adult SO :Chil.
dren $3.50 Lady IN attendance to wall on females
CIV VANHOT;N d co,
Surgical Bnndage Manufacturers
No. 80 North NINTH ST. PhiIada
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LAND! LHND j.!
- "a LAND,
b&5H- -ES3 ~ IN KENT COUNTY,
AeE5 sYSS SeassglA Delaware
Delaware,

FENHE Undersigned has opened an Office in
the Town of Smyrna, Kent county, Del,
for the Purchase and Sale of REAL ESTATE,
and has now on hand, For Sale, a number of
very desirable
Farms and other Real Estate.
65- He also Rents Farms and Houses, COL
lects rents and money, and does all and every
kind of business in his line, OH the most reason
able terms.
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Surgical Bnndage Manufacturers,
No. 80 North NINTH ST., PhiIad

Z, w: VANHORN'S Improved Elastic UTERtE
ABDOMlNAL SUPPORTER, Tor PrOnpbus TIeri or
Failing OF the Womb. This instrument is light asd
elastic and Is made wiiht Ut the steel strings which
are objectionable on account Of their chatting the hips
&c, making Them very unpleasant 70 wear. They are
constructed ON sound surgical principles. and arc
hlg ly recommended by The Medical Faculty Ladies'
Rooms, with lady attendants.
o,. .,.. c. w. VANHORN d CO.,
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" BLANKS for sale at this office.
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PROPERTY IN SMYRNA:

ALSO, will be sold the following
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SUPERIOR FRENCH TRUSSES, This nrtcle
from lis eAtreme neatness and ghness weighing opIv
three ounces and lis successful treatment OF the most
difficult cases OF HERNIA has won Ior il the highest
praise from physicians both Tins country and EuTnne
over The heavy clumsy Truss heretofore worn for Rup
Iure. Price 50 10 S. single; aud S4 10 VA G,- double
lrusses Stale which side is afflicted, and give size
around the hips
c. W VANHORN q co,
importers and Manufacturers Of TrIlsses
30 North Ninth street. Phiade phia
0J- We alHo manufacture TRUSSES Of all dcscrlp-
non. from an infant 10 adult in SIZE Instruments
l0r Curvature OF the Spine, Club-FoOt Weak Ankles
'nchldren, Bow Legs, SuspensOry Bandages and also
all descriptions Of instrC mens and bandages manulac
relief. Jnne 8 er
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VIRGINIA FtreTtoN

The election in Virginia takes place tomorrow.
Thursday, 9th Our readers know that we have
not been sahguine Of a successful issue for the
democratic party. The know nothing organization
was perfected in every county in the State before it
was suspected by the democrats, and The previous
courseo of Mr. WISE, who has Teen for many wears
a wing, loses him the support Of many democrats.
We shall not be disappointed TO see him defeated
The Augusta Constituti3naliS says:
The VIRGINIA ELEcrIoN- On Thursday next,
the oath inst, the election for Governor State Off
GERS, and members of Congress takes place in the
Old dominion. The attention OF the whole coun-
try seems aroused to its great Importance, while
the most intense excitement prevails every little
| hamlet In Virginia. We must confess that we feel
| some apprehensons as to the result. We believe
that the Democratic party Of Virginia is still suffi.
Gently strong In an open field to carry its banners
VIGOROUSLY through any contest but in the present
| election some of the old Democratic leaders, Gen.
| Bayly and Ex-Gov. Smith, have refused Mr. Wise
that support which he and his party had right to
expect. Notwithstanding this detection, however,
| and the boasts of the know-nothing organ, that
| they VIII sweep the State by 10000 majority, Mr..
| Wise Is confident of success Succeed he may not,
but greatly does he deserve it. During the present
| campaign he has canvassed the entire State from
Pennsylvania to North Carolina, and from Marland
| to Ohio and Kentucky, and everywhere he has spo.
ken with an eoquence and power which has extorted
! the admiration of his most inveterate foes. Wea-
RED by the fatigues of the canvass and wasted by
disease ne has retired to his home in the coun-
ty of Accomac, to seek little repose on the eve of
| the result of this great contest.
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A SUBJECT FOR COTTON GROWERS.

A writer in the n. 0. Delta says that cotton
cordage is coming rapidly into general use in place
OF the other species OF rope-a change destined to
have vast effect on the consumption of cotton
In our commercial marine, cotton rigging will soon
supercede hemp and manila cordage as cotton
canvass has taken the place of hemp duck. Its ad-
vantages are so great and sure. The raw material
costs no more, if as much, as manila; it can be
manufactured as cheapy; there is more that 80 per
cent more length in the same weight; it is stronger
more durable and when at last it wears out as rope
1t is worth onethird half of its original cost
for the manufacture OF paper. Middlng cotton at
eight cents can be manufactured into rope for two
cents, making the manuf &C tured article cost ten
cents and it can be sold TO the consumers for twelve
cents per pound, yielding to the manufacturer a
good profit. Manila cordqge cannot be sold for
less and the buyer Of the cotton rope gets as much
in length for twelve cents as be would OF manila
rope of the same size and at the same price for six
teen cents. 1t will wear twice as long and when
worn out is worth five cents per pound as mate
rial for the manulacturer,of paper.
If all that has been stated above in favor of cot
ton cordage prove to be true, as certificates fully
warrant US in assel ting, it is not extravagant to
calculate that in two or three years one half Of all
I. at is used will be made of cotton; and two hun
dred tons Of cordage daily will require near one
thousand bales or about three hundred thou
sand bales per annum. If the greater part of
the cordage should, at least, be made of cotton it
would consume more cotton than is now used by
all the cotton factories of the country; and who
estimates the increased price and value of cotton
lands which a new demand of six hundred thou
sand bales per annum wond mpart And yet this
is very likely soon to occur.
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NAPOLEON, HIS COURT AND FAMILY. By the Ouch
ess D'Abrantes.
THE LAND OF THE sARACEN. By Bsyard TaylOr,
WoLFERT's Roosr. By Washington Irving
ILLUSTRATIONS OF GENIUS. By Henry Giles
THE LIFE AND EPIsTLBS OF ST. PAUL. By the Rev
W. J. Conybard and Rey.J. s. Hovson
RESTORATION OF THE MONARCHY IN FRANCE.
By IAmartine. 4 vol.
HISTORY OF THE GIRoNDISTs. Bv Iam.rt,na
LIVES OF THE QUEENS OF ENGLAND. By Miss
Strickland. With Portrait of every Queen.
TIE WONDERS OF GEOLOGY. By Dr. Man,oll
THE MEDALS OF CREATION. By Dr. Man
RICHARDSON'S GEOLOGY.
DANTE, Translatedin into English Verse. With FIAxmaE
Designs.
TAssos JERUSALEM DELIVERED. By wirsn.
PLINY's NATURAL HISTORY, with Notes.
THE NATURAL HISTORY OF MAN. By Lieut. Colous
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LAwRBNCE's LECTURES ON THE NATURAL HIS
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THE GEOGRAPHY OF sTRABO. Literally Translated
With Notes.
LILLY'S ASTROLOGY. 1 vol.
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DUNCAN's HISTORY OF RUSSIA. vols, I2mo. IL
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POPE'S HoMER'S ILIAD. Illustrated.
PoPE's RoMRR'S ODYSSEY. Illustrated.
GUIZOT'S HISTORY OF CIVILIZATION. , vols.
THE RELIGION OF PROTESTANTs A SAFE WAY TO
SALVATION. BY William ChiIlingworth.
CHRIST THE END OF THE LAW: Being the Prefacs
the Genevan Bible 1850. By John Calvin In Black
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THE BOOK OF SPORTS. Bv Pierre. Eean.
CYCLoPEDIA OF UNIVERSAL BIOGRAPHY-Enbra-
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CREDIT CT VIRGlNIA-Iti is stated in the Nor
folk Argus that the State of Virginia has negotia-
ted loan in New York of about million, at
rate no less than par. Nearly one half of this
amount has already been paid into the treasury );
and although the arrangements for the residue are
somewhat conditional no difficulty is apprehended
in regard to its being paid in as fast the wants
of the State may require. 1t is also said the State
is now paying promptly at the treasury her war
rants issued to the various internal Improvement
companies within her limits whose works are now
in progress, thus ensuring the early development
of her enterprises. The treasurer of the Peters,
burg road few days ago, received about S3l 900
from the treasury on the last acquisitions made by
the company
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w R cox ESQ

MEssRs. EDIroRs:-The time is at hand when we
should have our candidates for the next general
assembly regularly in the feld-snd in making
selections from among the many good and true
democrats of the party, we should eoneenter our
influence upon those whom we know to be emf
nently qualified to discharge the important duties
committed to their care and responsible calling
Let every county adopt such measures, and we
may safely conclude that success is certain. In
Davidson county there are many calculated to re-
eet honor upon themselves and country-and no
doubt would do SO if elected, but as we can only
elect one, it is highly important that the choice
should be judicious one. Among the number of
our acquaintance worthy of support, we can think
of none more justly entitled to tie confidence OF
the voters of Davidson than WM K. Cox, Esq.
He is gentleman of polished manners, profound
education, depth of thought, logical in his deduc-
tions-and with all firm, consistent, unyielding
democrat-fathful to his country and to his party.
Should Mr. Cox permit his name to come before
the people, he may rely upon their warm and
hearty support: DEMoCRAT. 81
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New YORK, Mayl9.-The jury in the case of
the Williamsburg rioters this morning brought in g
verdict of guilty against four of the sixteen who
were indie. ed.
church property tenure bill, similar to that re.
Gently enacted in this State, has been introduced
into the Connecticut Legislature.
The steamer United States which was to have
sailed to-day with the Kinney expedition, still re-
mains here.
The Herman for Bremen, sailed with $50 pas
sengers and SSl 900 in specie.
The steamer Aurel Of the New Haven line also
sailed with 1913 passengers and $l26, 900 in spe-
Gle and California Nugget valued at $4,000
dollars
BosroN, May 19.-The new Liquor Law goes
into effect to morrow. Yesterday and to-day there
an unusual activity among the wholesale and
retail dealers, despatching demIohns and mysteri-
Gus packages to all parts of the city. The suburbs
Liquor dealers hold meeting on Monday at Fan
eiul Hall. The Governor has not yet signed the
personal Liberty bill
ST.. LOUIS, May l9.-Gen. Gratiot died here to
day.
Accounts from the upper Missouri state that the
Sioux Indians are assembled to make war on the
whites
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-23

OF TIE Washington Union publishes the text
of the treaty recently made between the United
States and the Wyandott Indians, whereby the
latter are "deemed and declared to be citizens Of
the United States to all intents and purposes, and
entitled to all the rights privileges and immunites
of such citizens, subject to the laws of the United
States and of the Territory of Kansas in the same
manner as other citizens of said territory; and the
uisdiction of the United States and OF said terri
tory shall be extended over the Wyandott country
in the same manner as over other parts of said
territory"
The treaty was ratified on the lst of March last
bet it provides for brief delay in carrying it into
effect.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-23

~ We copy the following paragraph from
Bro,OnlotOs WING, for the information Of the dem
ocrats of Columbia. We do not use the word Gin
formation in an ironical sense. We mean that
this paragraph will inform the democrats of Maury
how little reliance there is to be placed in the state
ments of the know nothing papers:
GENTRY AND Johnson AT CoLuMBA-The speak
ing at Columbia on Monday last, was all that the
friends of the American Party could desire, and was
highly creditabe to Col. Gentry. He achieved
victory and a triumph, that made his opponent look
buel Never were the American party more per-
fectly delighted.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-23
HON. BARCLAY MARTIN.

1t has been reported that this gentleman is a
know nothing. As almost every prominent DEM
ocrat in the State has been claimed by the Know
nothings, it has seemed to US a waste of words to
contradict the reports. In the case of Col. MAR
TIN, however, we are authorized to say that the
reports are entirely false; and we refer to them
because his name has been used as an endorsement
of the conspiracy in quarters where it justly has
weight Col. MARTIN is a democrat, and is not
member, nor has he any sympathy with, the know
nothing conspiracy. We state this on the author
ity of Col MARTIN himself.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-23

CRoss BULKHEADs FOR STEAMsHIps.-For want OF
cross bukheads, as recommer ded by the late
Grand Jury ofthe United States Court, the steam
er Golden Age has followed the North Carolina
1t is probable that neither of these steamers would
have sunk if they had been provided with bulk.
heads. The water would then have been confined
to the apartment where the rupture or injury &C.
curred-the fires would have been protected, and
the engine would have been enabled to perform
its duty. After few more such disasters under
writers, as well as steam owners and passengers,
may awake TO their duty. When bulkheads are in
troduced, we shall probably hear of no more such
sinkings-N Y CON-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-23

INTERESTING DECrs1oN-At Bellefontaine, Ohio,
a man who had been indicted for utterng and torg
ing note for 81, purporting to be on the State
Bank of Connecticut, at Hartford, was discharged
by Judge Metcalf few days since on the ground
that bank bills below the denomination of $40, not
issued by or payable at an Ohio Bank, being pro-
hibted by law in Ohio, are utterly void in that
State, and of no validity; and consequently that
counterfeiting 81 Connecticut bill IS not crime
within the Ohio statute offorgery, because no harm
or advantage results to any one, whether the bill
be true or false There can be no counterfeit with
ont a real thing.
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Edgeneld
Public Sale of IS Building Lots in Houston'i
Beautiful Addition.

Public Sale Of % BUILDING Lots IN Houston's
Beautiful Addition.
ON WEDNESDAY, 23D DAY OF MAY, at 10, A IT.,
" the premises in the above addition We will II
about IS very handsome Residence Lots fronting each
from Az to so feet the Gaatin turnpike, Wood Bus
sell and Faherand streets and running back about 10
feet to IL feet alleys.
These lots are all beautifully located adjoining Shelbys
great addition of deep soil-many of them well sha
ded with handsome forest trees and only few min
ues walk from the Public Square Residence lots IN the
CITY, about the same distance from the Square and burden
ed with heavy corporation tax, readily command iOm
$50 to 800 per foot
Persons wishing to purchase will lind. on examination
that these lots surpass any description coGd give.
TERMS-A long credit of l, 9. and years. for notes
bearing interest with satisfactory security, pa! able in
bank, and lien retained.
EE Omnibuses will run as ususal
J. L. &R. w. BROWN, Az Cherry st.
DAN. Taco, Auctioneer. mayl6-td
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icy Out of more than twelve million passen-
gers who were carried during the list year over
Sixteen of our main railroads only twelve were
killed. and of the twelve, eleven were standing on
the platform, when they met their death. So says
the report of the State Engineer and Surveyor,
and travellers on railroads should remember it and
skeep off the platform"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-23

The NORTH CAROLINA FIREs-The loss by fires
in the woods in North Carolina mustbe very great
Scarcely one of the counties from Brunswick to
HYDE escaped the fire.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-23

o. We learn that Mr.. MARTIN, whig repre-
sentative in the last Legislature from Wilson coun
ty, declared himself candidate for the Senate for
Wilson and DeKalb, in a speech at Lebanon on
Monday. He announced himself as an old line
Wing, and decided opponent Of acknowledgment.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-23

~ Gen. CULLoM has received the nomination
of the know-nothings for Congress in the 4th dis
trict. The vote in the councils was, for CULLon
about ESQ., for ALLISON, 20; for SAVAGE (dem.) "a;
for Dr. ANDERSON NJ l.