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Hartford MunicipaL Election.

Hartford Municipal Election.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, April l4-The Democrats have
carried the city of Hartford by 53S majority on
Mayor, and they carry four of the six wards elect.
ing, by large majorities, their Aldermen and Coun-
cilmen.
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From the Boston Telegraph

From the Boston Telegraph.
KIDNAPPING AND SLAVERY OF CHINESE COOLIES
Quite an exciting breeze has been blowing through
our generally quiet and unruff1ed community for a
few days past, originating in information said to have
been recently received in this city from son of one
of our most estimabe citizens, who sailed some
months since in one of three ships alleged to be en-
gagged in the business owned by house of the
most extensive shipping interests in New England,
to the effect that for several months past this house,
one of the weathiest and standing conspicuous and
almost pre-eminen in the estimate of the mercantile
and commercial community for its proverbal integri
ty and successful enterprise has been directly and
extensively engaged in relieving an Eastern empire
of its surplus and refuse population and hurrying
to untimely death, or consgning to life of slave
ry in their immense and almost boundless noun.
tains of guano, worse and more intolerable than
anything we read of in modern African bondage,
thousands of deluded and deceived Chness Coolies
Can rumors like these, Messrs, Editors be true p
For the credit of New England, in this nineteenth
century, we hope not-but if they are let the names
of these modern kidnappers be made public, that
the imputaton absolutely revolving to che most
morbid sense of civilized humanity, may not by pos
sblty in the mind of any one rest on the innocent
if groundless as in the name of Christian humaDi-
ty and brotherly love we would hope they may be,
let the Board Of Trade, prominent in the manage
ment of which are the persons supposed by some to
be implicated authoritatvely contradict and put to
rest, at once and efectuay, rumors which rapid
" placing and if not Immediately removed, an in
deble stigma upon the hitherto fair name which
has been nseparably attached to and associated with
the commercial interests and reputation of Boston.
MERCANTILE INTEGRITY.
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KANSAS EM1GRANrs.-There is at present large
company of young men at Montgomery, Ala, gath
cred from different sections of the South, who are
about to start for Kansas. On Saturday last they
attended church, and after the services were over
each emigrant was presented with copy Of the Bible
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Notice to our Subscribers.

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STANDARD FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

STANDARD FOR THE CAMPAIGN.
The Weekly Standard will be furnished during
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HATS! HATs!! HATs!!!

WHAT WOULDA MAN DO WITHOUT HAT,
w But is il not better to have nice Hat?
AS usual, you can find at No. g. Fayetteville Street.
sl superb assortment of Dress Hats in Moeskin and
Flats, &c. w. II r 6 TiffcKER
April l, 1885, 30
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SENATOR DouGLAs.-The Washington correspon-
dent of the Baltimore Sun says: Hon. Judge Dou-
glas has conveyed to the Baptist denomination of
Chicago, Illinois, ten acres of lands grove-beau-
tifully situated within the city limits, for the pur
pose Of erecting thereon university q con-
the edifice during the approaching fall, and spend
annually towards the building $25 900 until COM
ple1ed The value Of the land is estimated at
The Judge has also made handsome donation to
the new Thirteenth street Baptist church in Wash
ington city,,
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TINE SUBSCRIBER TAKES THIS METHOD OF
informing the public that he continues the Mll-Wr
dering Framing erecting Water Steam Mills erecting
and fitting up engines and their necessary machinery,
Hotchkss water wheels centre discharge Wheels Barkers
Wheels shot wheels under shot, breast wheels,
any other water wheels Circular upright Saws
Chimes Horse Powers Corn Crushers Cotton Gins Corn
Shelters
On application will order and erect any of the above
machines other in have experience of ID
years and have several experienced workmen in my
ployment. am versed in the various improvements
Those wishing work done in the above line would do we'll
to give CALL return my sincere thanks for the lib
eral patronage received heretofore.
For further information address the subscriber at Pol
louisville, Jones county, N. C.
D. B. JOHNSON,
Mil-Wright and Machnist.
April 10, 1856. 1-2l-w1y.
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OBJ St II ! ! J
RALEIGH. SATURDAY, APRIL 10. 1855.

sN- Messrs. ISRAEL E. JAMES john COLLINS and Mr..
Jamess other Assistants, and c. G. McCRUxMEN ESQ.,
our authorized Agents. - -
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NEW VOLUMES OF THE FOUR GREAT BRIT
~ lSH REVIEWS, namely,
EDINBURGH, NORTH BRITISH, WESTMINSTER
AVN -, AND LONDON QUARTERLIES
AND BLACKWOODS EDINBURGH MAGAZINE
90, (MONTHLY,)
Commenced with North British far Nover,b.r 7e.s d
the other Reviews and Backwood for January 1s5S
Terms Of Sa6scrption.-Any one Review or Backwood
- year Blackwood and one Revew-or any two Re-
copies to address, $50. SA'' iou'
Postage (Which should be paid quarterly in advance, IN
me four Reviews and Backwood Post Office in tho
United States, only 80 cents year, namely IA cents
year on each Review, and "a cents year Backwood
Address, L. SCOTT & CO.. Publishers,
81 Gold Street, corner of Fulton, NY
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Districts:
LIST District, VIM F. MARTIN, of Pasquotank,
4th, I" CASTOR Fl. WILDER, of Wake,
9th, I" S. E. WILLIAMS, of Alamance,
9th, " JOHN NJ. CLEMENT, of Davie.
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New Goods and Groceries!
*. r.. WEATHERS,
FaHIT <rP0/,EpV r7,D DIT
ION Market Suuare)

(On Market Square
VNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RETURNED FROM
Il Baltimore with complete and weselected supply
OF Dry Goods Groceries, &c Among many other articles
In Store are the following, to wit:
fine stock of ladies' fine dress goods: Silks Lawns
Glnghams DeLaines, Calicoes &c.
Fine beached and unbeached Domestics of all widths
style. Va e'e''
Cravats, Wrappers, Handkerchief and Gloves
the Factory. ' '-
Hats, Boots, Shoes Trunks, &C.
Ware and Queers Ware of various
Fancy arcles-Breastpins, combs, brushes fsh-hooks
and lines, buttons of all descriptions '001'
Bacon Lard Butter, Meal and Flour and all descriptions
o. groceries, kept constantly hand. Loaf, pulverzed
anu crushed of the best
candles very cheap.
Nails, Castings. Hardware, Trace-chans Hoes, &C.
table salt in small Sacks starch, tobacco and snuff
Vi aii the various qualities-powder, shot, &c.
Ga and examine for yourselves have really splen
chasers, on short credit.
CaA quick, too, or you may lose bargain.
d., K. 4. WEATHERS.
A'aieign, Marcn 26, 1856. lllS-w4w.
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New Spring and Summer Goods for 1856.
TIME SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RETURNED FROM
IL New York. and is receiving the largest and most
complete assortment of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY
GOODS he had the pleasure of offering to his
friends and customers. Introducing all the RECENT
STYLES Cacoes Ginghams Lawns, Muslins, Chaes, b.
rage De Lanes Figured and Plain Berages and Tissues
silk and Straw Bonnets, Silk Mantas, aud Parisols.
No use to talk for pave got them. Come and look.
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.-I have q fine assortment Of
Cotton, Linen and Wooden Goods of all kinds. Give
a call if you want new. cheap, and good Goods Hats
Boots and Shoes. Also some good READY-MADE
CLOTHING. -
Talk about this and that selling goods at cost
Why customer stop and think and ponder we'll before you
STEP am not selling old goods timeworn shelf
rubbed remnants; but am offering you NEW GOODS.
bought in New York s0tin the last fifteen days. and will
sell Goods just cheap in this City,
County State that has paid for his goods intends
ing Call and me, and if do prove what say
then quit
Calf Sd above R. Smiths corner or one door above
Evans and Cookies and opposite c. w. d. Hutchng's Sad.
die and Harness Mandatory, Fayetteville Street.
ALEXANDER CREECH.
Raleigh, March "a, 1885, 1u7-8w.&
% STAR Christian Advocate, Spirit of the Age COPY
six times. ts:ss.5&sf-
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SOMETHING NEW Z

TOHNs & FERRELL BEG LEAvETO INFORM
that they are now receiving and opening their new bck
building the North side of Market Square, large and
we'll selected stock of staple and domestic goods together
with large stock of fashionable hats Shoes boots hard
and hollow ware &c. &c.
Also large assortment of family groceries, consisting
in part of JAVA Laguire and Rio Coffee Loaf crushed
powdered and Orleans Sugars Molasses Rice Teas Bacon
Lard, Butter, Eggs Flour Meal DC Also quantity Of
dies; Snuff, Chewing and Smoking Tobacco; Glass and
Stone ware China ware, and many other articles too
large and fresh supply family groceries, which they win
sell at the lowest prices.
Country produce at the highest cash prices will be taken
in exchange for goods.
Having procured the services of Mr.. David Lewis, a.
clerk whose business qualities generally known they
feel confident that they will be favored with liberal share
of patronage. -
J. B. JOHNS,
]. ]. TERRELL.
March 90, 1885, 87-H =
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SPRING CLOTHING.

WE HAVE NOW OPENED OUR ENTIRE SPRING
w stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING and FURN-
ISH1NG GOODS. Our assortment is large, embracing
variety of STYLE that all who call may supplied
the most favorable terms.
In making up goods the most improved fashions,
neatness of manufacture durability &c. have been OBJ
served that ueed fear getting the best clothes
from establishment. Call and examine.
w. II. WILLIAMS Agt-
Successor to E. J.. Harding.)
Fayetteville, st.
In THE NEW ARRANGEMENT, THE CASH AND
IL sic months system will be strictly adhered to this will
enable sell the better bargains and all who make bills
will be required pay the LIST Of July and LIST Of January
W. H. w.
April 16, 1885, 4s-
THE LATEST SPRING STYLES.
EINE BLACK FRENCH CLOTH DRESS FROCKS.
IL -" Doeskin Pants.
Fancy Colored {"
Silk and Mars Vests just received.
W. H. WILLIAMS, Agt.
EOR BUSINESS MEN.-SUITS OF CASHMERE
IL and Murseiiles, just received
W. H. WILLIAMS, Agt.
April 16, 1855. 43-
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FACTS ABOUT KANsAs.-ThI Pittsfield, Mass, Sum-
informs us that two young men, natives OF Pttstield
who left for Nebraska and Kansas little more than
year since, have just returned on visit to their
latives and friends. The intelligence they bring from
Kansas is not at all conrmaory of the reports which
are spread before the people at the east by such
freesoi" and " free love" journals the New York
Tribune and papers of that class, which devoted
to making fuss about Kansas upon the slavery
question, for political effect and to subserve the de-
signs of Seward Co.
The "outrages" with which the citizens of this
region are RECALLED almost daily, are declared
of them-.o have been manufactured for the OCCASION
for the New England market, and to have been un-
heard of in Kansas, except by those who have gone
there-not to honestly labor and become reputable,
useful and worthy citizens, but as political adven-
turers-to do the dirty electioneerng work of the
Greeley's, Stewards, Hale's Wilson's, &C., g., The
difficulties that have taken place are similar to those
that have always occurred in new territories, grow
ing out of land claims, and with which slavery has
had nothing to do.
CELEBRATION OF HENRY Glars BIRTHDAY AT
SLASH Co7TAGE.-The celebration of Henry Gays
birthday on Saturday at Slash Cottage, in Hanover
county, Virginia the spot of his nativity according
to the Richmond papers, was brilliant affair
Among those who were present are named Hon.
Caleb Gushing, Attorney General of the United
States; Hon. S. A. Douglas Hon. John j. Cr'tten-
den, of Kentucky; Hon. A. P. Butler, of South
Carolina Hon. Jas. G. Jones, of Tennessee; Hon.
Jas. NJ Mason, of Virginia. and others, members OF
the United States Senate; Hon. w. L. Underwood,
of Kentucky; Hon. John Cadwallader, Of Pennsyl-
vania, and others, representatives in Congress.
During the dinner which came off in the Cottage,
speeches were made by Hon. Caleb Gushing, Sena-
tors Butler, Douglas, Crttenden. and Jones, and
Messrs. Bigler and Sidney Webster. During the
progress of the festivities the vicinity known as the
Slashes was christened Ashland.
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AN AND AFTER MONDAY THE 2lsT INSTANT,
VDhe Cars on the North Carona Railroad will axrife
From Goldsbororough at 9,21 A. n.
Leave for Goldsboro' Ut 4,88 p. n.
Arrive from Charlotte, at 1928 p n.
Leave for Charlotte, ct s,Sl A. T.
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NOTICE.-I hereby forwarn all persons from trading
II for note held by s. H. Kearney jr payable to him
against me, owe him nothing, and he Is indebted to
SsH. JEFFREYS
April 1e, 1856. 4s-stpd.
ES Register copy.
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ID EvENUE.-THIS HIGH-BRED HORSE, AND
II great will make his present at the New
Market Race Course, near Petersburg, Va. "a.
Ample provision has been made for having mares with
without COLTS carefully attended to, and well fed grain
at fifty cents day.
Revenue is a very foa getter and his colts
markaby promising Only two have yet been old enough
appear the Turf-for of which fifteen hundred
dollars paid in cash and for the other the amount
offered and refused after winning his first stake last
Spring.
Terms as heretofore fifty dollars season. seventy to in
sure with one dollar to the groom. ..t az -
For pedigree and further particulars handbills
JOHN II. BOTTS
April 49, 1856. 43-4tw.
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DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN TICKET!
FOR GOVERNOR:
BRAGG,
ELE TORS
FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT
OF NORTHAMPTON.

For the State at Large:
HENRY NJ. SHAW, OF CURR1rUck,
SAMUEL P. HILL, OF CAswELL.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR sALE.-I OFFER
for sale that valuable house and lot formerly the
idence of Maj Clarke opposite State Bank upon accommo
dating The been repaired the lot large
and contains good garden spot trees near the
and security one and three years with interest from
day Of sale. Apply to
ED. CANTWELL.
Raleigh, April 90, 1856. Aim.
W Register copy one month
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= \
Near cor ida johnson sta opposite tho ST. Charles
DARrlcULAR sttcnti~n paid TO buying and SELL
ing real estate, negotiating loans and any other
business that may 10 entrusted to their charge
Persons desrpus Ut buying selling invited TO
call auths late oAioe or Rae Lynch, where, by
reason of their conspicuous po< tion Of the
most business streets the above enjoy superior al
vantages fes tis purchase and sale Of real estate.
Attention 10 directed 70 the following property
- CITY PROPERTY.
Rear ends of lots /, . and 3. Ia block IT,, be.
tween illh aud l2th. Front nmea.
ususe and lot on Exchange st, between Sd aud
9th. Fall lot. House rents for $seo. Also stable
and cistcrn.
20 f. frmt on Main, wisha depth OF 40 feet
part VI lot I, in block lss.
Lot 20 It front and 50 II. deep on Sd, between
Exchange and Alley.
30 fl. ey Iaa IT,, near corner 9th and Johnson
Block No. 90, in keid's addition.
Corner 10, johnson and Sth streets-lot 7, block
LOT.
House and lot on 9Th st., between johnson and
Exchange.
IL. ., block TO- and lot 4, block 80.
House and lot corner Exchange and Thirteenth
street,.
Lot 100 feet by 20, on ist, between johnson and
Exchange.
I.o, ~ BY 100 feet on I'd st., between Exchange
and the Alley.
Lot 20 by 30 feet, near ,hec corner Of 4ih anl Ex-
change.
on niouSe1ut DrtWetH Stu anu ePpositc
the new hotel.
Lot 100 feet deep AID 20 feet front on eth street,
between Main and Bondeau, and corner on Alley,
next mes Hotel
Lot corner Of High and Sixth stree,s-lot z,
block Gl.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
Us acres adj oining Boston, II miles from Keokuk
ON the Plank Road. A fine improved faru.
100 Of Gne land in Illinois, 81 miles from
Hamilton, and mi les FROM the river; capable Of
division into several market farms.
SIS acres VI splead,d soll in Clark county, No., 8
miles from Keokuk. Has produoad As bushels Of
wheat 10 the acre.
800 acres of land in Dodge county, Mo.
20 acres 0f hne landin Montgomery Co., Iowa
mile from frankford, the county seat, and III,
whole finely wooded and watered
A hishly improved farm in Illinois Of 1876 acres
10 fenced into fields, and balance in spiendi.
timber This farm Ia miles from Car thage. and
miles from Northern Cross Railroad, now in opera
ton, contains substantial house with rooms
also number of out houses has = Gne well 0
water at the door or the milk house /; 10 enc mil
from SAN mill. and within mice Of Of sewers
griss mills. Title good and warranted.
live acres VI ground, being hne building Eiis
in Ssslion y, TcwnshipG5, range, two miles fro,
NAii-st.
A fare miles from town. near the Plankroat
containing 100 acres, improved.
Fyssr sen acres Of land adjoining Belongs re
idence
Lynch Wootton are agents for the sale Of lars
quantities OF land IN variousparts VI Missouri.
septD-dtf
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DIaSOLUTlON.

a CO-PAKTNEkSH1P hcftofore existihY uhnef
n the name Of McKenny 4 Runner. is this day
dissolved, by mutual consent. All claims against
the old firm win be cancelled by I. L. Me.
Kenny, who win in future conduct the bushes, and
who alone Is authorised to settle the business " TIE
/ ali am T. I. McKEXSY,
NJ IL. RUNNER.
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test Of two ysars, and has
not IL sassl In the Mis-.
siSsippi valley; and 70
the " Golden Harp" be-
ing : greatly improved
Pssmiam Cook stove.
} Their assortment Of
Heating Stoves for wood
and ceAl y sxts1sivs.-
Some entirely new pat.
terms, one Of which, the
/" Young America, !" .
splsnaid parlor stove, re-
Gently patented, will Dc
found superior to any In
vention VI the ~ fyf re-
(dlAting 6eat. They nave
ION sale ct their store In
kSt. I.suiS, from which
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!, =; ;,sSS9': - 80 r. IN -
n ssspssatlll9 Qlashs aAlea1lA = -
t0{7b S Sl - 5sSae opassaily ~ - -
- N - = val1ASs, jsvslfy, salsr 81
= ~ a, -.>>a. ass9 ssyst ssesl
{ 1las IN dsplss, nasis, patsat nd aseashs4
iSves vsaaAae, sIlvss paSsas cd dstssAsa isvsgs,
AeA L'1pinss, Il al Ila1wnn6uV1alitss.
r.s,.r .aaS-Ss sSs 81. -. - .,aa,.sslII
.lt1s7 4 " sssss -. s5i.s: a slisss9
i. =. - -. "a - - 49, -
st. 49, - sisass hotamA - .esss,s -
- - sR1sseslss pseke1 sakls - sssass -
\ .,' a." a SeAxsswaSA, .ss
q II vh1eh Me- IlnsseAoSe = ~ suspasss1e9 ~
laSrs ~ 8 1eeaA q -. 1s.ie. yiss alyssa 49,
ososst - Jposns ~ 1ssks, sugas, sssa0e -
- - sels spssas hsttss aad frsit k1ivsss v6S
- I.sssa ID tDen@1n~AnxNl
r,sssd e. Ilsssssls . So. sastsss. lssit -
sakS A1kl Ane6laabise pansa - soalttsso6s
sesfs, - y fass sssu Niss psssassiss -,
~ asasaaa4sa Osoen1. 49, $500
~ AoDnasoA AaDss1nsDs = saes&S Of 49, laesse -
snaaaa eeakAA&e, Al vsfsaatsA - ksD 80
-. w4lsAss - ysssisy rstalss0iA ~ $3.50
aes6t naq1t1D musa, - - A11AglNe1y - e
AZgAlx -. .....s :. Y
New JOWOlEY GlNl10ss
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FOR SALE.

+ DISH aud II, block 81, corner Second and Pale
IL streets.
Lot y, block 20i, between Thirteenth aud -Four
teeufh streets. on Johnson Has brick house rent
ing for 3ls per month.
An eiegan, two story brick house containing nine
large and comfort&bie rooms has cistern, etc
corner VI Eigi tn and Bank sts.
Lotto Less III by ITO feet commencing go feei
south Of corn Of Exchange and Levee, and run
ming iie feel deep TO Commercial Alley 2Sfsoi
wlds.
Lots and 2, corner Seventeenth and Carroll SITS /.
overlooking the entire city. Beautiful location foI
private residence.
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A. cosxABLE, GRO. D. sArTn, ~. coSHAuLk-
CONNABLE, SmYTM 4 CO.,.
WH0LESALE GROCkRS,
DEALERS IN TENNESSEE IRON,
AND roRwARpEns AxD pursIsa0S aEscsAxfs,
Nos. 81 Il 80
Legee. opposite Steamboat Landing.
Have now on hsai fun and complete stosk Tor
tall trade To Which The attention Of parchasers 10
collected. lAue ko6S
AT AIQRES.--Ars sole agents for Pierce 'ssslessS-
nj ted matches. City ralesuppiied by the guam
,.y, At factory iasfs 'spPy,y 70. ecnd
aus 2s
CuNDRIEs.-so Ibls Roosng Pitch, 800 Rolls
- do. Papers, klth plain and saturated. 50 Bales
lOakpm. rs kegs Gu, and wrought spikes fov sale
by CoNNABLE, SMYTH co.
aus2s
LEAMLEss sAGkS.--5 Ooo large , bashsi, 81
~ superior qualify. just received direct from the
manuf acturers. tor sale by
aug1 CoNSABLE, sAi III w.
DLAsTER PARIS AND cENEHr.--a5 bbls
i Plaster Paris, loo bb.s. Cement. For sale W
aug2s toNsABLE, SMITH ACo.
DoW DER, Pow l,Eli lice Hses ki1Is Wow.
/ der, 500 kegs mining powder, 10 cases lncanis
ter powder, 10 eases H. Iewder. New In oui
aug as M 'coSSABLE. sAYrH GO.
WINDOW aLAsS.--so0 boxes various sissa
w Tumblers, Jars, ,RiA.ks, DC. For sAle y
aug2 coNNABLH sAfTH Z W.
VyENNEssEE IRON ANDBLAcKSMITH TOOL:
/ Ac.--300 tons Assorted Bar Iron, 200 Slab
Plow steel, tons square And OcssSon Cast Steel
ton Spsipg Steel, TONS German Stcsl, l t0l
American and English Blister Steel. large vn
riety of blacksmith tools, for sale low, to Mon
chants or smiths, by
aug 23 CONN ABLk, hMl LII W.
NuTIcE.-Win be SJld1o pay charges II not call
IN ed FOR within thin days. Planning Machieei
and Box Machinesi Rseavea per steamer "Aal
Young, September nth, 1855, in the name Of Wi
| sou Cross.
| aug 23 CoNSAbLh, On III w.