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aIOO REWARD.

DANAwAY from the subscriber near Fsyette- -
IL Vile a Mulat;o Boy named GEORGE, about ~
twenty eight years of age. Said boy speaks oerabe III
quick and very pleasing couutenance very stout weigh
ing about hundred and seventyye pounds The boy
is irving 10 make his way to free State The above
ward will be paid any person securing the boy in any
jail, or to me at Fayetteville, Tenn. JOHN MARCH.
lunp26-Wtf
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.

DANrzrC, June 15.-The Vulture has arrived with
dispatches. She left the feet on the 1lth anchored
off Cronstadt. 4.. Jz
On the 9th, the Russians fred into boat bear
ing flag of truce, and l6 English sailors were
killed.
The Crimea correspondence down to the 4th,
says the weather is exceedingly hot. All accounts
agree that there is vast amount of disease and
dependency in the garrison at Sebastopol.
English funds to-day have shown less buoyancy
The discount houses gave notice OF reduction Of
rates on call loans. Advices from the u s are
looked for to stimulate the prevailing tendency to-
wards confidence in manufacturers. i-f'
New York, June %, noon.-Cotton unsettled
Flour firm with an upward tendency-4000 bbls
sold at 50a9 90; Wheat unchanged, with limited
sales Corn declined 4a5c-35 900 bushels mixed sold
at 93a96; Pork firm-new mess 10 80; Beef irm;
Lard firm. and prices tending upwards-500 sold at
1O3all; Ohio Whisky 38a38k. .,
young man named Augustin, aged 90 years
and formerly in business in Iowa. committed snicide
at his fathers house, in Brooklyn, in company with
strange female. They both took Prussic aci
and were found sitting at his fathers door this
morning.
WASHINGTON, June 27-The President and wife
left this afternoon for Baltimore thence privately
either for Jersey shore country, for the benefit
of her health, which has been feeble of late.
CINCINNATI, June o. noon.-Riyer has fallen
inches. Weather very warm.
Flour dull at so; Whisky dull, and no sales;
provisions firm, 1900 bbls mess Pork sold at l8 90;
Bacon saleable at 64a9 for Shoulders aud Sides.
but holders ask higher; Sugar firm, 100 hhts sold
at 64a7. 7
LOUISVILLE, June %, night-River rising slowly,
with feet 10 inches water in the canal
PrrsnURo, June % night-River falling with
feet inches water 10 the channel.
NEW York, June %, night Cotton unsettled;
Flour firm with an upward tendency, good Ohio
5Os9 l24; Corn considerably lower; Pork firm,
with an upward tendency, new mess 10 so, prime
l6 so.
PITTsBURo, June g. noon.-River falling, with
eight and half feet water in the channel Weatl-
er warm.
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HEbMBOLD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
nnnrnnrrxrr, III MN rYrp hcT ShPcApkSprIr


For Purifying the Blood, remosug all diseases arising
from excess OF Mercury, exposure and imprudence IN
lie chronic constitutional disease arising from I'M
purs state of the Blood and the only reliable and esc
ua known remedy for the Of SerOfua Salt Rhed,
Sald head Ulceratons of the Throat ard Legs, Pans
and Swelngs of the Bones letter Pmpes the Face.
and ali Scaly Bruptions Of the Skins.
THIS article is now prescribed by some Of the most
distinguished phys clans in the country, and has
proved more efficient practice than any preparation OF
Sarsaparil yet offered to the public Several cases of
secondary Syphilis Mercurisl and Scroulous di- eases
have entirely recovered in the neurabe wards OF our Feb
lie Institutions which had for many yeare resisted every
mode of treatment that could be devised These eases
furnish striking examples Of the sautary effects OF this
medicine in arresting Of the most nveerae diseases
after the glands destroyed, and the bones already
affected.
NorGcE-Letters from responsible Physicians and Pro-
essors Of several Medical Colleges and certificates OF cures
from patients will be found accompany ing both Prepara-
tons.
Prices Fluid Extract of Buchu 81 per bottle or do for IS
" of Sarsapsrilla d" " &
equal in strength gallon of Syrup of Sarsapsra
Prepared and gold by II T. HELMBOLD, Chemist, 26S
Chestnut Street, the Girard House, Philadelphia
To be had of and Of Druggists
and Dealers everywhere.
All letters directed to the Proprietor Agent receives
immedl .te attention jdnel-lv
T. WELLS, Agent, Market ST.. Nashville
a g. Ill
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SALE OF CEDAR LAND


DY virtue OF decree of the County Court of Davidson
ID County, rendered at the May term $50 will offer
for sale at the Court House Nashville Saturday June
$Vih tract OF Cedar Land, containing 2S acres lying
Davidson County, the Sd civil district and about
miles from Nashville Said land belongs the estate of
joseph Seat deceased and is sold for distribution Terms
OF sale will be $50 cash, and the balance it of
and and 2years notes with GOOD security required.
JunetS-w5t F. z. CHEATHAM, Clerk.
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AND ALABAMA RAILROAD
- 80 - 80 80


COLUMBIA. WAYNEsBoRo', JACKSON, LAGRANGE
AND MEMPHIS
CPLENDID -Four Horse Coaches from S-.SSHA
= Franklin TO Lagrange, connecting at
those points with the Railroads to .-is-
fuseumbia Florence and Montgomery, Ala, and kber-
deem, Columbus and Canton, Mississippi.
The fine Four Horse Coach Lines 10 these points all
in excellent order making close connection with the Rail-
road at franklin Tenn.
Express Train leaves toe Depot at ese A. NJ Also to
Pulaski and Elkton,
and to ali places throughout the Southern country We
have Splendid Lines running, connecting with the Railroad
al Franklin. ~
Passengers for
Pulaski aud ElktOn
will leave Nashville the O'Clock r NJ. Train, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday.
Accommodation Line
Leaves Nashville daily at O'clock 2. NJ connecting Of
Franklin with Daily Four Horse Coach Line COLUM-
BIA. 1- .-.1
For all information, Through Tickets &C. apply at the
General Railroad Stage and Omnibus Office, No. "a Cedar
Street, opposite the Post Office. qri
B-Omnibuses will call for passengers in any part OF
the CITY, mh2S-f B.
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NEW DRUG Store.

u DEMOVILLE 81 BELL, u
" Wholesale and Retail Druggists, ~
n No. 26 Cherry ST.. 2 doors from corner Union IA
e- NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
tB Physicians Prescriptions carefully compounded at
all hours of the day and night.
~ Philip Schiefin Hanes Co. Extra Powders al.
ways on hand. HH
LIAR DYES.-Just received, Bachelors Phalon's
Ii and Italian Hair Dyes. For sale low BY
mhSl DEMOYILLE 4 BELL.
TNOILET BOTTLES.-ChiDa and Glass Toilet Bot
l. ties and China Flower Vases just received and for
sale by mh2l DEMOYILLE Il BELL.
/ UBIN'S EXTRACTS.-Just received large lot
L. OF Lubins Extracts For sale By
mh3l DEMoVILLE BELL.
IVORY TOOTH BRUSTiES.-Just received
large lot OF ine English Tooth Brushes, Hair and Sha
wing Brushes in great variety. For sale by -..
1851 DEMOVILlIE d BELL,
Wholesale ind Retail Dyuggists
mhSl No &c Cherry Street. Nashville. Tennessee.
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in DAVIDSON COUNTY.

a ff s in DAVIDSON COUNTY.
At Stewards Ferry, on Thursday, 2Sth of June.
AT Austin's, 10 the 9th District, Friday, 10Th of
June.
At Tank, Saturday, 3Oth of June
At Nashville, Monday, % of July.
At Dunn s;;Store, Dog Creek, Tuesday Sd of July
IN DIXON COUNTY.
AT Bibb's old place, on Turnbull, Wednesday, 4th
of July.
At Hogan's, on Pney, Thursday, 9Th of July.
At Parish's on Yellow Creek, Friday, 9th of
July.
IN STEW ART COUNTY
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! PUBLIC SrEAKNG.-Col g. C. ToRBErr and Gen
F. X. ZoLLIooFFER, candidates. for Congress, will
address their fellowctizens at the following times
and places:
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rHos. S. MARI Is THE GENERAL AGENT OF
THIS PAPER FOR COLLECTING SUBSCRIPTIONS,
ADVERTISING, &C.
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Day TRAINoN n. & c. RAmRoAD.-At last a new
schedule has been adopted on all the roads, 70 ar
rive and depart morning and evening. The precise
times have not been fixed, but it will make the
running on the N. & c. Railroad, in the day time.
Chattanooga Advertiser.
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THE VERY LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
UP TO
THE HOUR OF PUBLICATION.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP
Baltic.


New YoRK June %, noon.-The steamer Bal.
tic arrived at O'Clock this morning with dates to
the 10th inst.
The arrival brings telegraphc details of the
French capture OF Mamelon and White Works.
after q san e,i;aarY battle in which 5000 were
killed and w,ia isie lhe French took GO guns and
500 prsoneis and tl.er "Nion enables them
TO she'll the shipping in SebAst.pui harbor.
simultaneously the English storrned and took
the rifemen's works in the Qdarrier, but lost 500
zen killed and wounded. Since then the firing
has been slack.
The fleets have achieved no success in the Sea
of Az,f, but have burned the stores at Tagaurog.
Msriopol and Menit~ck.
An expedition is fitting out against Perikop.
The Russians reported to have evacuated
Anspa.
Nothing from the Baltic
LIVERPOOL -Cotton-The leading circulars re-
port the mar ket quiet during the week, but holders
are not pressing. The prices Of last week were
maintained, closing steady. Fair Orleans 7Ic.
Weeks sales 39 700 bales including Il, 900 on spec
ulstion and 800 for export. Breadstuffs, inlueE-
ced by the fine weather, are dull Wheat z lower;
Flour la2s and 6dsls- lower; holders do not evince
willingness to sell at these rates. Provisions
generally are unchanged and quiet. Lard quiet at
49s 6da5Os
LIVERPOOL, June -Cotton-Mlligau Evans
O. So., queue orbAns 4 ar az ~ slluuHng li-lo,
Upland Fair 2, Midding SIG; stock in port 549-
600 bales, including 36l, 900 American. ~
Western Canal Flour quoted at 40s 6da41s
Ohio Flour 44sa44s Cd; White Wheat lis 9da
Us. Sd; Red Wheat los 9da12s Cd; White Corn
50sa5ls, Mixed sos, Yellow 52sa52s 81.
VIENNA, Friday, noon.-Gen. Lamarra, the
younger, died of Cholera at Balakava
By shameful occurrence in the Baltic, in which
the Russians fired upon boat bearing flag of
truce, 81 sailors and 8 officers were killed
Private letters from Kertsch give fearful accounts
OF the sniferings OF the Russian army, as well from
wounds as sickness.
The Russians are said to have obtained commu-
nication with the Crimea, independent Of the road
from Perekop, by constructing bridge-boats across
Siveseh.
The British ship Shamrock foundered and was
lost at sea, with cargo copper valued at $780,
900.
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NEW BOOKS.

Magazines.
Harper's Magazine for June.
Frank Leslie's Ladies Book of Fashion.
l.eslie's N. F.Journal for June.
Graham's Magazine for June. a
Godey's Eady,s Book for June.
For sale by JNO. YORK e. CO..
A RMAGEDDON.-o the United States in Proph-
IN ecy, by Baldwin.
For sale by junes JOHN YORK CO.
n Boxes Pearl starch; 215,0OO Cigars, all
apll S. ii LOOMS q CO
HARPER,S STATISTICAL GAZETTEER
IL OF The wORLD-Particulary describing the
United States of America Canada, New Brunswick, and
Nova Scotia Illustrated by Seven Maps. 1852 royal
tavo pages
Physical Geography of the Sea. BY Murray.
Memoirs of Celebrated Characters. By Lamartine
Wolfert's Roosi. by Washington Irving.
Wkof's Courtshp and Its Consequences.
Robert Graham. By Mrs. Henz.
Alone A Novel By Marian Harland.
Life of Sam Honston--Ilusirated.
lnez: A Tale Of the Alamo. .-..s ....-... +.
Sons OF the Sires: History OF the Rise. Progress and
Destiny of the American Party.
Stanhopc Burleigh: Tie Issuts in Our Homes
Know Nothing Almanac and American Manual.
Nature and Human Nature. BY Sam Slick.
Fifty Years Exile Of israel Potter By Herman Melville
Men of Character. By Douglas Jerrold.
Kate Aylesford A Story of the Refugees. -
Cooper's Novels. Revised Edition-complete. ~
For by Imayl7l JOHN YORK 3 CO.
GOLD PENS. B. m=i
JOHN YORR & CO. have for sale tho best
article of PENS in this market.
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A HOUSE FOR RENT.

a EIUUSE TUX KENT
SlTUATED near the Franklin College, five miles o.
- from Nashville large, land neatly furnished Hiii
Dwelling House, containing rooms together with
all the necessary out buildings This residence contains
y Of land with acre in front OF the house well
set in shrubbery and flowers acres in vegetable gar
den set with fruit trees. and the remaining portion in
grass For further particulars apply 70 FALL CusSss
HAM, or the Proprietor at Franklin College.
may2S-wlm A j. TANNING.
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EAMiLY FLOUR IN BAGs.-85O bags Fine
Family Flour Just received and for sale low for cash.
10 close consignment by
apl4 s. II. 10 AGO
SSTE ARE'NOW RECEIVING OUR SPRING STOCK
w OF staple and Fancy Dry Goods. selected
with great from the Latest mpoTaiions and at redu
ced prices We prepared CRAFTY the most astidous
in taste well the economical in prices We
nesy solicit tor the firm the continuance of the
patrons of the former firms of the house aud well
all persons wishing Is purchase Seasonable and Cheap
Goods.
- The former stock will he I'D at press greatly under
the market value. STEVENSON BlRTHRIGHr,
mv2 College street
CuAMBER HATH M.TTs.-Just received,
~ few of ooaJear's Patent Gum Chamber Bathing
hattshe best thing invented for preserving carpets
For sale by lmayl2l MYERS McGlLL
JTNDERwEAR.-R this day, large sup
~ ply OF Understands and Drawers OF Silk Lisle
Thread Linen, Merinn. ork Jeans Game MerinO Gauze
Shaker Flannel and every variety of Cotton For sale by
mayl2 MYERS McilLL-
MIGHT SHIRTS.-Just received, another supply
mayl2 MYERS McGILL.
BUGGiEs AND ANTHRACITE COAL At AUCTION.
N addition to Regular Grocery Sale advertised for
L this morning, will sell for cash
10 handsome New Buggies;
25 casks Anthracite Coal.
The latter received this spring. and IS ordered to be
closed. mayl5 DAVIS SWAMI.
nor RENT.-The fine, large. comrnodious. and eli.
L gibly situated Store No. So Market street. for the
mander of this year. with the privilege of renewal En-
qure upon the premises, of NJ. W. WETM0RE. al the
CITY Hotel mayl-eod3t
L ONDOA PORTER.-Just received u superior LOT
/ of London Porter in pint and quart bottles For
sale by DEM0YILLE BELL, Druggists
ap22 No 90 Cherry street
MICE HOMES.-We Offering for sale eight de-
sirabe Lots containing about acres each, some of
them handsomely situated about one mile from the city,
near the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad and the
Murreesboro and Nolensye Turnpkes Persons wishing
to purchase site for comfortable home, would do well
TO call on us my2O LINDSLEY Is CROCKETT.
DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
offer for SALE in whole part my place in Edgefeld
situated on the Gaatin pike For apply the sub
scriber, or TO Messrs. Lindsey Crockett
mhl5-tf HENRY BlOOD.
WANTED.
GOOD gentle PONY. Apply to
~ J. l. BROWN
mava5-1Od Az Cherry Street.
. I,I II plAp EkTY ENE SALE
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FOR THE COUNTING HOUSE.


d FLANK CHECK BOOKS on all the Banks;
ID BLANK cor YLNG BOOKS for Letter Presses:
PATENT BLOTTING BOARD;
BILLS or LADING-RAILROAD RECEIPTS
COUfIING-HOU USE RAChS-POST BOXES;
ARNOLDS FLJ7D-ARNOLLPS C4RXLNE;
GOLD PENS-ST,EEL PENS WRISTBANDS;
BILL HEADS-LETPER CLLPS-POUfCE:
CHECK TLES-PEN RAGKS-ENFELOPES;
BANK BOOKS, &C.. &C. For sale by
apll CHARLES W. SMITH.
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NAVY BEEF AND PORK FOR 1856.


Bureau OF Provisions and CiotbiBg June J, 1865. \ q
CtEAbED PROPOSALS.. endorsed "Prnposais for Beef =,
- and proposals for Pok, the may be, will be
eeivsd his office until 70 O'Clock, Saturday the
day OF Jay next, for furnishing and delivering, free all
and k the United atthe follow
Barrels beef Barrels Dork.
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The New York PRoHImToRY LAw.--Of Mr.
Daniel Lords opinion adverse to the constitution
atty of this law, the New Yo:k Observer, a Pres
byterian paper, says:
Daniel Lord, one Of the most eminent lawyers Of
this city, and an elder in the Presbyterian Church.
has given an extended opinion on the subject of the
PFohi6hoIy Liquor Law. He regards the law in
its main features as involving an invasion of the
Constitution. Such an opinion, from gentleman
OF his high position, and whose autecedents would
have LED US 10 expect another decision, will exert
powerful influence upon public opinion.
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Il. . q Js
RE now ready to accommodate visitors at this well
N known and popular Watering Place. Ample prepa-
raons have been made for promoting the pleasure and
comfort of all who may come-abOut two hundred shade
trees having been added during the past to give
additional protection from the in hot weather OF the
TABLE, only necessary to say that it will be supplied
heretofore with the bess the country will afford Be-
sides all the ordinary amusements and recreaons fish
and game abundant in the neghborhood that the
gunner and angler may prosecute their favore sports to
any extent
t8s Grants Band of MUSIC has been employed for the
season.
Boarding per month ..............$9S 90
week. 90
uay ---.-...........-... 1 oU
Children IL years old and under, half the above. Ser
wants half price.
six passenger omnibus is running to the Springs three
times per week Fare each 81 50. Office at the Sc
House, where seats NAV be secured The omnibus
will leave Nashville at O'clock A. NJ Tuesdays Thurs,
days and Saturdays Returning will leave the springs at
same hour Mondays, Wednes lays and Fridays. Care
full drivers, good horses, comfortable omnbuses. No
pains will be spared make the trip pleasant and So
journ at Kingston agreeable Z. J. ]. KREIDER.
une2S-lm
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at HOLSTERS Forge, Saturday, 9Th of July.
At Dover, Monday, 9th of July.
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C. II. BEisLEY R.. RUTH
REASLEy 81 RUTH.
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. PAPER HANGERS

ANU CIASIEiso,
Between The Masonic Hall and the CruteheF House
- All kinds Of Graining and Marbling done la the
best manner and at reasonable prices.
feb2S-eme .t
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CWEET ORANGES-A few boxes Sweet Oranges
- received by apis VESSEL & THOMPSON.
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
- We Offering for sale That valuable property
owned by J. IL Petway containing about 50 acres, stua
ted on the Lebanon Turnpike, partly in the city of Nash
vile portion of this property fronts on Cumberland
River and affords an excellent location for landings coal
Yards wood and lumber yards. &c. The property viii be
divided to suit purchasers For terms, &c, call on
my2O LINDSEY CROCKETT, 93 College ST.
- ENTS' CONGRESS GAIrERS.-Gents' Cloth
7 Congress Sewed Gaiters-a superior article. Jusl
opened by RAMAGE CH URCH.
ap27 AZ College street
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D RID, SLAU GIN
Bankers,

AND EXCHANGE .BROAEhS.
Crdar Street, opposite the Post Ori7e,
NASH VILE, TENN.
EXCHANGE GOLD, SILVER, AND ALL KINDS or
BANK NOTES.
DARIyCULAR att ntion paid 10 Collections IN al par's
4 of kentucky Tennessee and North Alabama
REFEKExcEs-Messrs. Hobson Wheless Bank OF NASH
vile: Messrs Ewin Brothers. Wholesale Druggists hessfs
Fall Cunningham, Hardware Merchants hessrs, ~ D
SShApard Il Co. Bankers; Henry T. eaimsn ESD WHO'S
saIe Grocer; ). NJ Scott, Proprietor OF City hoisL
Inay26-tf
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morning on the Madison and indianapolis Railroad
which resulted in the instantaneous death of Sam'l
ldler, engiI eer, and Thos. Bassett fireman, and
severe injury to E. K. Robinson-all attaches Of
the road The locomotives and several freight cars
were badly broken.
NEw York, June, GA pacing match for ST.
tween Pocahontss and Hero. The latter was dis
tsnoed in the first heat Pocshontas performing
the mile in 2:l7l-the fastest time in pacing ever
made.
NEW York, June 23.-The Paris correspondent
of the Tribune says that Mr.. Mason, our Minister
&c France has sent dispatch TO Washington on
the subject of the violation of the principle that the
flag the cargo by British cruisers in the Bal
tic, set forth in the recent circular Of Count Mes
selrode
BE also intimates that journal published at
Basic, SwitZlsnd that has been making violent at.
tacks upon the Emperor of France, has been in
stigated thereto and sustained with money by the
American Consul at Berlin, and the French author
tiles have made an urgent appeal to Mr.. Mason to
try TO check the abuse.
The rumor that Gov. Clark intends to call out
the military in this city to enforce the Maine liquor
aw, induced Mayor Wood to write him letter to
inquire IN regard TO the subject, to which the Gov
ernor replied: There is no truth in the rumor
and that so important measure could not be pre-
posed until the necessities of it should be brought
TO bis knowledge in some official or authentic man
ner"
The case of Jeronino Herenz charged with
bringing African boy into this port, with intent
20 make him a slave, in September, came I'D in the
L. s. District Attorneys Office here and the de.
tepdant was held in $4,000 bond to answer.
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= "IHIVHh pIdIk STOCK logs. NO WhlIe PrOlnscu-
US timber. No whiteoak keel pieces. No yellow pine
plank stock logs. No g. yellow pine beams. No :, yellow
pine mast timber No 9, white pine. No 10, whLs-Oak
boards and bus ash, cypress No u, black walnut and
cherry No u, locust No A. bite ash hickory
No 10, black spruce No l6, gnumvtR. No II, compost
tion and copper nails No Is, bar iron, steel No 49,
spikes nails No. 90, lead pipe zinc tin No e. hardware.
NO % paints, oils. No "a, hN No p,
canvas. No &C. fax md No. glass. No
81 eHther No a. boss. No 3D. brushes No 81, bunting
dry goods No - pitch TOsn. tar No 49, OIL soap, aow.
No 81 snip ehandery NO So stationery. No %, fTewOOi.
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BRookLYN, NEW YORK.

No J. white oak plank stock logs No . white oak plank
No White promiscnous timber. NOD white oak keel
pieces No s. yellow pine plank stock logs Ne :, yellow
pine mast timber No 9, white pine No TO- ash, cypress
white oak boards and butts No H. black walnut cherry
mahogany No IL, locust No -, white ash hickory
bas No IL, white oak slaves and heading No To- black
spruce. No &c. gnumyR No IL. composition and copper
nails No IL, bar iron, steel No 49, iron spikes and nails
No 60 lead, ziue, tin. No2 hardware No %, paints. ole
No "a max No No 1aN and
cotton Irvine. No 81, glass No %, leather No 60 hoes
No 80 brushes No 32 bunting, dry goods. No 81 pch
rnsn No 80, oi talow. No. Al, ship ehandlsry
No %, stationery No 30, frewood.
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Spiritual TelecraDh.

THE ORGAN OF MODERN SPIRITUAL
Il ISM, Fourth Volume, commences 10 May Ii con.
tans the fullest record extart Of Current Facts snd Opn
ions Spiritual Intercourse PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT 81
PER ASNUN Also. all Spiritual Books for sale by PART
RIDGE s BRIffAS, S42 BROADWAY, NEw York.
ton. I'll. ap2l-wym
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HAVING sold our stock of Merchandise 10 Messrs
III Seymour, flaming Co late of Augusta, Georgia,
take pleasure in recommending them to our customers
patronage. mayl5 NlCHOL PEACOCk-