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n,-1.Tca pa rms SPRINGS. PERSONS
80 = .ha springs can have the Dispatch
-. = shem for any length Of time they
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MIR. LEFEBVRE'S SCHOOL-(S Sue
WI csssoR To MRS. MEAD This Institution
will open the rst day of October, and close
the last day of June. ~
TERMS,
THE WHILE SESSION.
S<i"
WasninR. ~
Engii.h Bran .......... A.
Modern Languages, each. 20
lessons on Piano. Guitar, Organ, Harp, each.. 80
Drawing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
oli.s.s on
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
For the accommodation of parents who prefer
sending their children to the school, this de-
parment has been formed for pupils under ten years
of sge, who will be taught Reading, Spelling. Wri-
ting Arithmetic and Geography. exclusively 1t
will be altogether separated from the rest Of the
school, and under the care of experienced teach.
Charges $50. For further particulars apply to
the Principal HUBERT P. LEFEBVRE
jv 25-d,1stN Corner Grace and Foushee SITS
TURPIN, ROPER Il MURRAY, UN-
l. DERTAKERs, No Governor street. Riohmor d,
Va keep constantly band all kinds of read mad
COFF1NS AID METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
IL 25-dty
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NOTICE.-We hereby caution 81 z
IN sons from buying or receiving ;srisa n,
drawn by snow. dated Wilmibston, /. r.
1855 upon N. Cronly and acce pied By elm' ~, z
OF Charles q Jones, at thirty esy' attsi ~
80 IT'S co. The said draft having been oensrs
fraud this IL to NO ity the pub..c that easssng
sid draft has been stopped > Srvosiy
Wilmin ston. July Fl, 1855 m''h"
iY 23-Sl -.
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CUPkkIOk BLACK SlLn0
j. siLLHisEA is is.ls;
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Chartered by the General Assembly OF the State
fFYsHE above Institution is permanently located, and il
not surpassed by any similar establishment in the
United States in point of facilities for mparng thorough
practical knowledge Of the duties of the Accountant
.s Bookkeeping. Cd
This Department is under the immediate supervision
the President of the College who practical book keeper
having bad many years experience in OF the largest
Counting houses in the Union. fsiEe
Commercial Law. -ai3 .
This Branch is under the superintendent OF JOHN A.
hcEwEN ESQ., Member Of the Nashville Bar, who is too
widely known lawyer aud srator to require any further
notice at our hands. hf sf5oiIEfsh 1ii y $40 ii
The Course of Instruction embraces both Reading and
Lectures 5laaH ll- ..ls ~ 1r1
Lectures will be delivered at night SO as not to interfere
With his professional engagements
Mercantile Calculations
by WIN fERREI- ~ Under this headi embraced avery
species Df celebrations necessary for bookkeeper bust
ness man TO uodersand-viz Interest Discount Loss and
CAIN Equations Exchange, Sc &c; .-,
drh@e Terms of Tuition. i .
Book Keeping, by Doublee end Single Entry as applied
to every variety of business, both prosperous and
adverse ...... S25
Commercial Law Lectures including the OF books SIS
Pen nanshiP-For twenty lessons, to be taken within
For fifty lessons to be taken within three months $40
s The above fees payable invariably in advance.
The importance of this rule appear obvious students
enter for unlimited period with the privilege Of review
ing at any time during life, without extra charge.
This School is in perpetual session. having vacation
hence students may enter any time and pursue their
studies without interruption.
Merchants and business will be supplied with
peent book keepers by applying at this establishment.
Good board and lodging be obtained for 50 per week.
NO student WILDE taken for less than full course ia
whatever branches he pursues.
Time required for full course-fron six TO ten weeks
sss ADDRESS Southern Commercial College Nashville
Tenn Is .saT 81. .-rl --,'. ap27-dtwSwly
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Bills OF EXCHANGE AND BILLS OF LApTNG GA
case OF much interest 10 commercial men has re-
Gently been decided in the French Courts in Hayre
directly the reverse of the English practice in re-
gard 10 the use OF shipping documents for the Sc
curly of Bills of Exchange drawn against Cotton
and other produce from this country 1t is also at
variance with the hitherto received custom adopt
ed By our Bankers in regard to French Bills The
ships Bill Of Lading has been held to control the
property not only until the Exchange is presented
and accepted in Liverpool or Havre but until The
acceptance itself is made satisfactory 10 the holder
or cashed at bank rate by the acceptor himself -
Such, however is not the law of France The
c0nsignee in Havre is no party to any contract
here out side the Bill of Exchange itself The
property passes TO his control when the Bill is
accepted.
The case was as follows merchant INN
bile bought for a merchant 10 Havre 353 bales of
Cotton, and drew for the amount at sixty DAYS
sight The draft was sold to L. W. and Co. ac-
companied with the bill of lading, with the under
standing thet if the draft was accepted and the
acceptance satisfactory to the holder, the bills
of lsding be RENTED to the person on whom the
draft was drawn; but if it was refused acceptance
or If the acceptance was not satisfactory then the
holder was Authorized to put said bills Of lading in
the hands of another to operate the sale on account
of the proprietor, and apply the proceeds to the
payment of the draft.
Inc DHl WIS hccepleu ny I've uTdNee, VINO claim
ed in exchange for his acceptance the Bills of La
ding which the holder refused to accept on receiv-
ing good security for the ultimate payment of the
acceptance.
An action was brought by the scceptor before
the tribunals of Havre to obtain the Bills Of Lad
ing. The following points were decided by the
Courl:
l. The holder of Bill of Exchange, not yet &C
copied, but who intends presenting the same tor
ceptsnce, cannot exact from the drawee, who is
charged with the fulflment of the provisions of
said bill any guarantee not stipulated in the con-
tract o. exchange itself
Especiely the holder of Bill Of Exchange can
not exact from the drkwee, in addition to his &C.
ceptanca, security for payment at the expiration
Of the term or any other guarantee not stipulated
in the. ori2inal contract
2. The holder of bill cannot produce, in justifi-
cation Of his position, agreements between him and
the drawer which are irrelevant to the bi, and 10
which the drawee is an entire stranger
3. An acceptance is sufficient when given in con
formty to the rules laid down in Articles l22 and
l23 Of the Code Of Commerce. and he drawee has
the right when he offers an acceptance comfortably
thereto. to lns's: delivery of the Bills of Lsd-
ing OF the goods Tor the payment of which the Bill
o! Exchange has been drawn
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DRAINING BY WELLS.


We find the following on this subject in the Conn.
try Gentleman: = H.
Messrs Editors You wish to know iflsnd can
be drained by wells. / have made one experiment
only, aud that was entirely successful / owned a
piece OF land on which there was basin of about
three-tourths of an acre, which received the sur
plus water of at least ten acres. 1t would some
times DC from two to three feet deep in the centre
The water stood in the basin at least eight months
In the year, and the basin was full, every hard
rain, the other four months. On the Sd of August
lS4l, dug well nine feet deep in the centre of
the basin, and came TO living water, which rose
very rapidly, so much so, that expected to see it
run over the top in short time l think the
water rose at least two feet in ten minutes and
then stopped, snd remained at that depth until
heavy rain OF three DAYS. s#tt,
then went to look at the well. expecting 70
find il full and running over but to nv utter aston
ishment there was not more than two and bal
feet In the well 1t had risen about four feet DUR
lug the storm, should Judge by the marks on
the side Of the we'll There must have been a
great quantity ofwater run into the well, as at
least ten acres discharged its surplus water into it
and the rain fell in torrents during three DAYS.
then dug four open drains leading into the well and
the land has been sufficiently dry for wheat corn.
oats, or grass since 1t has been in grass for
the last II years, and has borne a heavy crop of
first rate hay
/ should advise, in all instances to dig until
you come to living water, and then the water will
pass OF IN the assures of the earth. / have not
the least doubt but almost any spring can be drained
by digging well at little distance. and LEADING
the water into it. would state that filed the
well full of stone thinking it would be cheaper to
dig new one than to stone it and keep it covered
if it should fail TO carry off the water.
Asa HUBBARD
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Dr.. THcMAs kErTE- of Memphis, who is now Great.
ing more excitement as curer of Cancers and SIM
ilsr diseases, than any other man in the u States
is now in Jackson, on his way to Middle Tennessee
TO visit Cancer Gaze. He has been specially sent
for If DR.. KEEFE can't cure Cancers some of the
most reliable citizens of Memphis are beied. Dr.
KEEFE has an office on Main street in Memphis,
where the diseased of all portions of the country are
crowling upon him. Certificates from the very
best men say that he never makes failure in the
cure OF rheumatism. We know the Doctor per-
sonsIy and regard him as much of a gentleman
ie9-lmd
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THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sailing Days to and from the United State
FROM EIIROPE .4f
WASHINGTON, (Am.) Southampton, May 28,

WASHINGTON, (Am.) Southampton, May 2s, . ESQ
Observation-Disclosures. New York
AFRICA, (Br) Liverpool, May %, for. Boston
ATLANTIC (Am.) Liverpool, June 2, FOR. New York
ST LOUIS. (Am.) Havre. June g. or........ New York
ASIA, (Br) Liverpool June 8, for ......... Boston
BALTIC. (Am.) Liverpool June L. for. New York
Hermann, (Am.) Southampton June 2s, for. New York
AMERICA (Br) Liverpool, June %. for Boston
PACIFIC AM Liverpool, June So for. New York
AFRICA (Br) Liverpool July for ......... Boston
ATLANTIC lAml Liverpool, July a. for. New York
WASHINGTON, (Am Havre, July Is, for New York
. ~. FROM TIE UNITED STATES.
PACIFIC, lam y New York, June l3 for. go Liverpool
WASHINGTON. (Am) New York, June l6, for. Bremen
AFRICA, (Brl Boston, June 90, for Liverpool
ATLANTIC (Am View York, June 81, for. Liverpool
ST. LOUIS (Am.) New York June So for. Havre
ASIA, lBr) Boston July {. for. Liverpool
BALTIC, (Am) N York July II, for. Liverpool
HERMANN, AM New York July Il, for . Bremen
AMERICA, (Br) Boston. July Is. for Liverpool
PACIFIC, (Am) New York. July IS, for Liverpool
ARAGO, (Am) New York, July 49, for.......... Havre
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mELMBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATION
HELMBoLD'S HIGLY CONCENTRATED q.
roupnurn PyUIn FXTRAcT PUcHu

COAPUU N u - III EAI II AZ bUC IL
For diseases of the Bladder and Kidneys Secret Diseases
Structures Weaknesses and all diseases of the Sexual
Organs whether in Male Female from whatever
they may have originated end 10 matter Of how long
standing .r
ysu have contracted the terrible disease which, when
1 once seated in the system will surely 20 down from
generation to another undermining the constitution
and sarping the vital fluids Of life do not trust
self in the hands OF Qdseks who start every day IN
city like this and fill the papers with garing fasehoods
too well calculated to deceive the young and those not
quanted with their tricks You cannot be careful in
the selection of q remedy in these cas7s. E1 ~.
The Fluid Extract Buchu has been pronounced bv emf
nent physicians the greatest remedy known. is
medicine perfectly pleasant in its taste and innocent
in its action and vet thorough hat annhates
particle of the rank and poisonous virus of this dreadful
disease and unlike other remedies does not dry up the
disease in the blood.
Constitutional Debility, brought on by sefsbuse, smo-t
terrible disease which has brought thousands OF the hu-
to untimey graves thus blasting the brilliant
hopes Of parents, and bighng in the bud the glorious
ambition of many noble youth be cured by tins
lnfallibe Remedy. And medicine which must bene-
fit every body from the simply delicate TO the confined and
despairng invalid equal to be found acting both as
Cure and preventive. a. Iii
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FINEXAS LAND F,.R SALE.--I have about thir.
tv-one thousand acres OF land for SALE lying IN Csu
man Wood Hunt Milan, Vansandt, Shelby and Orange
ceuu ties Texas satisfy any gentleman that these
lands are very desirable they located in the very
best cotton and gram growing portions OF the State and
~anl-tf REEFS ". PORTER.
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OF The total number Of applications for bounty
land warrants received at the Pension office up to
the 7th INST was l65, 900, and the total number of
warrants issued 2,65l.
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ROBBERY ExTRAoRDINARY.-The Office of the
Adams Express Company at Edinburgh, Ind, was
broken into on Monday night and robbed of an iron
sale containing IS note belonging to the agent,
81 aud two receipt books According to custom the
money packages had been removed therefrom in
the afternoon 20 .y,sI rs--e s.--s5l fs EsLgF ID
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~ l. Il. MoRToNs auction sale of Furniture
VIII De continued to-dap. A rare opportunity is
onered foF house keepers to get good and substan-
tial furniture.
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TRIMBLE,S ADDVTInN


nNTHURSDAY, the 2lst inst on the premises we
" will sell about Fifty Lots in TrimbIe's Addition 70
Nashville. On Maple Street. Nos z TO- IL, IA Is 10 90
g. So, S. g. TO- H. "A, IS, II, rs and rs On Market
Street. Nos r. is, 81, a. 65 S. So H. IS and 10 On
Trmbe Street, Nos. 80, So 100, 10i 10S l05 lO7 100
Ill., llS lis, III, 49, l2l and 1873 On North Hill Street
Nos 81, lO2 l04, lo6 los 10, 49, la, llG us lsI
l22 and "a. = -
These Lots all handsomely situated on fine soil are
gensray fifty feet front and back l6s to ss feet 70 20
foot Alleys.
The Corporation of Nashville is bound to McAdsmse
Maple Street by the s of August Most of the Lots
are IN the City of Nashville and entitled to the pry-
eeS OF our Free Schools They ell Convenient to most
excellent wafer being entitled to the free use of Trmbss
Sprng. enc OF the finest in this Country
AT the same time will sell about Thirty Acres on
Brown Creek divided into ots Of from on to five Acres
most admirable locations for Manufactures
brown 1reek affords never falling supply of Water
snd ALREADY large quantities of Wood are being brought
down me Chattanooga Rail Road and DUMPED of n q
pont convenient to these groun "a -
TERMS OF SALE.
credit OF one two, three four and Eve vesrs for Notes
bearing interest," payable in Bank and lien retained
Satisfactory security will also be required on the Two first
Notes. Omnibusses will as usual Cali on ms and
get Plots If the Ground and attend the Sale ~ -AN
LINDSLEf d CROCKETT
y. n; uLAs coCA' Auc'E % College Street.
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W II. GORDON & co
4 gents in Mas bx-srI

11et AGENTS In N as hvfIIe for
fooN sav Watt T. 9 co WYATT CO,
FORWARDING AGENTS & GENERAL rosSa Srse,,ns;
-. MERCHANTS.
VfTE would respectfully announce to the Merchants a,
w Nashville aud vicinity, that have secured the
services OF the well known house of Messrs W H. COR
DON CO. whose pleasure it will be present our for
wardng bills for collection at the our patrons
IN Nashville Our bills being made payable in Nas lie
VIII eiiecuay do away with all the annoyance and ueon-
venence heretofore arising from having purchase dra
make reHnittances, leave deposits, &c &C
Goods consigned to care are iauara5ly forwarded
we same DAY Of arrival unless discharged from vessel at
e s faii'oad depot is closed for the night when this
me goods are slowed in fire proof warehouses
W. ~ insurance at no cost tooHr patrons.
ssuersI ~ AGAIN resa m our grateful thanks to merchants
sraIIv $50, Tor the patronage heretofore lib
osSea upon Us. and at the same time respectfully
81 - onsne so long they find it to their inter
YOUNG, WYATT 4 Co.
- 1921, 49, Savannah. Ga.
u1avIn : N 49,,
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Eay- Neal Dow was b,,no r., ef,;rv !, f,ba,Ias

81 Neal Dow was hung in efigy in Charles
town, Mass, on the 9th inst, on the telegraph
wires opposite the Russell House, on Main street
On the back of the figure was plseard with the
words, "NealDow, thenurderer" The right hand
~ held jug, while the left held copy Of the Maine
law LTD -.--. rs.... $500
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B The candidates for Governor speak in
fraakiin to-day, and we understand large num-
per are going out on the cars to hear them
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NEW FIRM.

n d. STEVENSON, having associated with him in the
L 4. Dry Goods business Mr.. J. p. BIRTHRIGHT, the
business will be continued under the firm and style of STE
ygNsoN BIRTHRGHT either Of whom have full power to
i WHIT Tmy2
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E~ Later sdvices from the plains speak Of
numerous ontrages by the Indians, mostly Sioux,
committed on emigrants and traders.
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DENTISTRY. "a "a
DRS. ROSS q MCDANIEL,
HAY1NG formed association in the practice of their
Profession offer TO the citizens of Nashville and the
public generally their services in the different departments
of Surgical and Mechanical Dentistry a - .gE
They are prepared to insert Teeth Coll Plate from
one TO full sets the Air Pressure or any her ap-
proved plan also sets PLqna Plate with the C1tin-
nous Gums which, in view of their CLEANLINESS and dtu-
rgtss of aRe1rance have been justly styled the ideal
Of Dental Perfection :"
"a. Patients fIO,n distance may expect no detention,
as their facilities for dispatchng business are very
plee.
~ Office, No. 90 Cherry street. near Union
navl6-dlt-w4t
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q ~ AT st, Charles, No last week, Capt Chas.
Anderson was killed by Mr.. VIM, Patterson
Patterson surrendered, himself, and was after an
examination discharged saBf3 sai-I x
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THE REV. DR.. B0ARDMAN's NEW WORK,

-, LIE NE MLn y, Dh. bOhhDnANS NEW WORK.
ME GREAT QUESTION: Will you consider the sub
i jec of Personal Religion? 10 3D. l2mo
To sstors Parents and Teachers this volume will prove
q seasoLs.ble and valuable help.
FNTRACTs PREFACE
at IS an every day ence to meet with persons
who feel interest the subject of religion and who
this ground themselves from giving their aen.
ton to IT. have in very many instances wanted some
suitable book to place in the bands of persons OF this
description.
"within certain broad and comprehensive sphere,
Iiaxers Call Aleines Alarm, Doddridges Rise and
frog ess, or Hayburtons Great Concern of Salvation
might answer the pu pose. Bot with gre It number of
individuals not of these admirable works could be
used with any hope of IFS being cad.
at hoped that the present volume viii prove an &C.
cepabe Offering to who either negleetng their
own duty who have friends 10 whom they would like
propose The queston-Wn you consider the subject of
Personal Rel yon2'"
Just received and for sale by
CHARLES W. SMITH,
may22 Al College Street
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Sewanee Coal.

THE Sewanee Mining Company have fixed the price Of
their Coal at eighteen cents per bushel for the pres.
ent.
If the citizens of Nashville paronize this Cenpasy The
price will not be raised under any above 20
cents, even should supplies from other sources fail
liberal deduction from the above prices will be made
TO manufacturers other large consumers. --s-
Parties who subscribe to the reserved stock oil the
Co., 100 shares or have coal for their private use
at one cent per bushel less tina n the public.
L. j. Mixes Esq will receive subscriptions. 1t 10 the
earnest desire of the Board Of Directors that the citizens
OF Nashville generally should become interested in the
prosperity OF the Company. SAML =. TRACY.
Jet2-im ..s- President
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a Boston Notion The street lamps in Boston are
aii being marked with the name of the street on
which they are placed to guide strangers at night
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AND ALABAMA RAILROAD
g 80 -


COLUMBIA, WAYNEsBOR0', JACKSON, LAGRANGE
AND MEMPHIS.
c, PLENDID Four Horse Coaches from Ne=4SAEN
= Franklin TO lagrange connecting at eSxG-xsf3E
those points with the Railroads TO ='r1 - i. f.l s
7uscumbia Florence and Montgomery, Ala, and Aber
deem, Columbus and Canton, Mississippi fa.
The fine Four Horse Coach Lnes 10 these points all
in excellent order making close connection with the Rail
road at Franklin, Tenn. asfa
Express Train leaves the Depot at $50, A. NJ Also to
Pulaski and Elkton,
and to all places throughout The Southern country We
have Splendid Lines running connecting with the Railroad
at Franklin, ~ IL ~. ..s--.
Passengers for ~
q ..-.s. -. Pulaski and Elkton
will leave Nashville the o'clock ?. NJ. TraiD Monday
Wednesday and Friday. -,--=
Accommodation Line
Leaves Nashville daily O'Clock, p NJ. connecting at
Franklin with Daily Four Horse Coach Line COLUM.
BIA.
For all information Through Tickets &C. apply at the
General Rar road Stage and Omnibus Office No "a Cedar
Street, opposite the Post Office.
n B-Omnibuses will call for passengers in any part Of
the city. mh2s-f
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yEW TNIVaT-

n W. ROBERTSON co, No IA. College street. have
j. this day received additional supply of Ladies Su-
perior Kid Pump Booees which they will sell low for
Cash We have asoa good stock Of Misses and Chdrens
Bootees and Caters. c. ". ROBERTSON d co.
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LOST,

LOST, a.sF e
pETWEEN High and 'Cburch Streets, and the Square,
- hne worked BRACELET of beautiful Brown Hair
with large clasp Of Plain God enclosing large
lock Of Black Hair
liberal reward will be offered to the person who finds
june5
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TENNESSEE MANUFACTORY.
SYLVAN MILLS,

SYLVAN NILS,
SHELBYyILLE, TENNESSEE.
~ ILLELAND 4 co, NJ anuacturers of all kinds of
VI COTIOTADES, APRON CHECKS. PL8IDS
dAp STRIPES TIGKLhGS STRLPD OSHABGRGS
for servants, THINE, DC.
large and full line of the above Goods ALWAYS be
found at Messrs. fRABUE Il LUCUS', No "A Public
Square Nashville, Tennessee, at factory prices which
have recently been reduced fully compete with any
mandatory. either North or South We respectfully
quest city and Country merchants call Messr Trabus
Lucus--our only agents at NashYe-and examine the
Goods. GILLELAND d CO
a We the agents for the above Goods and re-
spectuy request city and country merchants call and
examine them. We have just received large lot
nayl7 TRABUE & LUCUS.
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PRICES REnuCEn.

DENG anxious to reduce cur stock as much as possi
ID bic before going East for Fall Supplies we will
sell AL descriptions OF Summer Goods gre atty reduced
prices We have We IA hand beautiful stock of Ber-
ages, Tissues, MuSls &c, BE- and persons wishing any
thing in this way will do well 10 give US a call 80
iuIel3 X G. MeNAIRY AZ co.