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Rebuilding Of the Courthouse.

A few suggestions may not he inappropriate
this morning, in relation to the rebuilding of
the Court House. In the first place, we think
that public sentiment demands another site
than the present one, which is not central, and
consequently not convenient 10 a great portion
of the citizens. In the second place, public
necessity demands that it SHOULD be ire-proof,
or at least contain & vault or receptacle for
valuable records, which shall be entirely so.
The loss, confusion and trouble which would
have ensued il these documents had persisted
in the flames, on Sunday morning, must sug
gest themselves readily to every mind. 1t is
ooEsoling to reflect, that owing to the gaantry
aud promptitude of our citizens, nearly all of
them were saved, but the loss of those which
we're consumed will constitute an unanswera
ble argument to the County Court, to erect a
building which shall be proof against such
contingencies in future.
We presume that immediate steps will be
taken 10 rebuild. We hope our county fathers
will exhibit liberal and enlightened spirit in
regard to this measure. Let us have build.
ing combining durability, convenience, ele-
gance, and ft location. 1t should be in al
things worthy Of the metropolitan county Of
the State, and an ornament to our growing
city.
We suggest TO the Building Commissioners
of the Court, that au opportunity is presented
OF supplying a want long felt by the county
.,,1 81 aoagV 20. Hall L.,
assemblies. We have never had a spacious,
convenient room for such purposes, and scarce
ly year passes in which numberless occasions
do not offer, showing the necessity for such
provision. In the plan of the building, after
awarding apartments TO the various courts, and
their officers, and such other rooms as the
county business demands, let large room
containing all, or nearly all the space included
in the four walls Of the building be set apart
and fitted up for this purpose. We conceive il
to be as important as any other object for
which such building is needed.
We are certain the court will act contrary
TO the wishes of seyen-eighths of the citizens
If they should determine to build on the pres.
ent site There is a feeling in the city which
is growing stronger year 10y year, that the
Public Square shall be devoted to some other
use than st present. The sentiment is either
TO sell it out 20 individuals to be bnilt up, or
that under the city authorities, it should be
converted into park.
We shall have more to say in regard to this
subject at another sine. Our present object
is to urge the selection Of more central site,
some corGer near the heart of The city. We
have no spot TO indicate, nor any interest in
indicating any particular spot. We only want
tie public convenience subserved, and think it
different locality than the site of the old one.
We shall refer 10 this subject again.
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River and Steamboat News

The river is falling with about 40 inches
water on the shoals The weather yesterday
was warm with some indication of rain.
The arrivals since our last are the A. l..
Daris from Trade water, and the Umpire from
Waitsboro.
The departures are the City Of HuntsriRc
for Memphis, Umpire, Smithlsnd, Blanche
Leiois and Aida for Paducah
The Alconia did not get off yesterday. She
leaves at O'Clock, p. NJ, to-day for ST. Louis.
The Ella departs to-day at o O'Clock, 4. NJ.
for Cincinnati.
The Cuba departs at G, p. NJ, for Psducah.
For CINoINNATI.-1he fine passenger and
freight steamer Ella, JAS Lowell, master, will
leave for the above and all intermediate por,s
this day at 10 o'clock A NJ. Her Office !.
graced by the effulgepce of our valued friend
Barney Bell, who will be found as clever n.
"they get TO be- his recent exploits with
"green mountain ami mules" TO III contrary.
We commend her affable and attentive officers
to the travelling public.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORT. Furnished BY the Associated Prs...l

NEw YoRk. April IL The steamer Washington
from Havre and Liverpool has arrived. Cotton
firm, with sales for four days Of 5000 bales, Or"
leans fair Ct, Middlng ST. Flour declined one sh
ling. Wheat dull and declined three to four shings
corn declined Cd. No change in consos. Money
market unchanged.
Political news unimportant The treaty has not
yet been signed.
LOUISVILLE, April l4.-Rirer rising with seven
feet water on the falls.
Fire in Rardstown and VILLA mstOw m,
Kentucky.
BARDsTowN, KY, April ~ Thirteen dwelling
houses, together with ouihouses, and the NethO-
dist Church, destroyed by FIRE. But very little
property was saved.
WLLIAMsTowx, KY, Aprill4-Eighteen houses
were burned here on Saturday. Loss unknown.
CIScRNATI, April l4.-The Mahogany Saw Mill
of Henry Albro was damaged last Saturday. The
loss i. sl2, 900.
The Gazette Office also took FIRE last night and
the upper story consumed Loss not yet known.
The paper is issued as usual.
New YORK, 1.-THE steamer Cambria arrived
at Halifax this morning, with Liverpool dates of the
29th.
Cotton, sales Of the week 10000 bales-lower
qualities declined Observation-Disclosures qualities
unchanged in every respect-Orleans fair 6a-0r-
leans middfing 81.
Sales Friday, 5000 bales-Bread stuffs dull
prices lower-Flour declined one shing-Wheat
declined pence-Corn declined six pence-Pro
visions unchanged with Unite business Money
market tighter; Consols quoted 92t 9Ss.
Peace certain.
CINCINNATI, April IA, N. Plour unsettled, Mess
Pork IA 80, Bacon sides s, Shoulders ST, Whisky
2Ota2Os, Groceries firm, River fallen eight inches.
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Cone rife,
heavenly arm,
With all thy sharp powers.

The reverend gentl,nIan Immediately discovered
The hlunder he bad made, by the smaIed look OF
hs hoch, and attempted 10 recover himself BY say
lng' Let us sing In the praise OF .Sharp's rife"
he Stopped Hgain, and al last succeed ed in collect
ing hls thoughts, % that he could 70 on with the
regular services Of the day; bot in the course Of
has sermos' when about 10 urge his hearers TO fin
Their thoaghts on things above, he said 'hI your
eayonets, but directly mended HE discourse, and
vent on very well TO the close; after which be Ia.
formed bis people that he had pledged bis church,
81 meeting In New Hsven, Tor twenty seven
shArpis rifles 10 srm the Kansas emigrants With, TO
rnaois them TO shoot hssourisns. and he hoped
'hAi TIE members OF be congregation would sub
Sunday Coarir.
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R- We were slightly ia error in regard to
the insurance of the Tennessee Fire and Ma.
rine office, in the property destroyed Sunday
morning. That Company had 81 900 on the
stock Of Hu. Douglas, 81, 600 on the two Ware
houses Of II. & b. Douglas, one fronting 90
the square aud the other on Market street,
$4,000 on the stock of Gardner, Shepherd &
Co., which is not total loss, and 81, 900 on
the Court House.
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CLOTHING Badger has come again,
gentlemen will have to he looking out for new
clothing. RAIFoRD has a choice stock at his
corner, which they ought to have an eye TO.
The latest styles and best qualities will be
found among his goods.
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LEcTURE ON MUsIo.-Those who wish to en-
JOY literary feast will do well to attend Odd
Fellows Hall tonight TO hear Mr.. A. A. Stitt
lecture on the subject of Music. The lecture
s the third of the course now being delivered
before the Young Mems Lyceum.
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~ Rumsey, on Market street, has walked
mp again, and got another large addition to his
already choice selected stock Of groceries. lie
Is determined to please every body who calls,
and II comes perfectly natural 10 hin. Go and
satisfy yourselves.
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Fey Sam Scott, Of the City Hotel, furnishe ed
the fremen Sunday morning with breakfast
after the fire was over, and with coffee while
it was in progress. Sam is always doing some
thing clever Il j. hs nature.
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E ESQ. w. ID. RoBERrsoS has removed bis
Office to Cherry street, opposite the Post Ofioe.
IN the room formerly occupied by tie Grand
Scribe Of the Sons Of Temperance.
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Passed February %, 1886.

tB- The foreign imports at New York continue
very large. The dry goods entered last week
amounted to S9,l0l,277, against 1898, 9O4 for the
corresponding week last year The telegraph states
that the total direct imports Of dry goods and
general merchandise for the week are over "a, OOO
ooo-being the largest imports ever before known
This Is attributable party to the facts that ships
were detained by severe weather; but il is never
theless evident that the imports of the current
year viii be fully up to, If not larger than the bust
ness OF the heaviest year Exports Of specie are
beginning 10 increase, and they must continue to
grow large. Ii will require all our surplus specie,
and great deal more than We can SPAR, to pay
the balances against Us for the current heavy i'm.
potts
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H- At a meeting Of the Nashville Typo
graphical Union last night, Mr. LEoNIDAs Col.
Inns was elected delegate to the National Ty-
biographical Union, which meets in Philadel
phia next month.
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W- We are happy to learn that in our ac-
count of the FIRE, we somewhat overestimated
the loss to the Chsncery Court Clerks Office
Many of the papers which it was feared were
lost. have been found, and it is now probable
that Mr. Whites loss will be bat a trifle. As
all the records were saved, there is reason TO
hope no very serious difficulty be will expert
enced in putting the business of the office in
shape again.
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Pissed December 10Th, 1888.

AN ACT
To amend the Criminal Lass Of this State, and for other
purposes.
Section /. BE it enacted by the General Assem-
bly, Of the State of Tennessee, That the first and
second sections Of the act of 1888 chapter g. shall
hereafter apply 20 the various railroad companies,
their officers agents and in this State and
that all the pains and penalties imposed by said act
shall apply to said railroads.
SIC. > BE il further enacted, That hereafter no
general law, passed At any session of the General
Assembly, shall go into operation, OF have any bind
ing effect, until after the expiration Of forty days
after the adjournment sine de, Of the General As
sembly and that no law Of private character shall
go into effect until after the expiration OF twenty
days after the adjournment, unless otherwise pro.
vided IN either case, in the act declaring such law
SIC. 8. Be Il enacted, That it shall not be lawful
for any free person Of color in this State to engage
IA the business OF peddlung or barterrg, by ma
king business Of buying up markets stuffs, or
other articles, or barterng for them, and again
selling the same.
SIC. T. That every free person OF color. who shall
violate q c third section OF this act, shall be guilty
Of a misdemesnor; and upon conviction Of the
same, upon indictment or presentment, shall be
fined not less than fifty dollars,
SEc. 8. BE il enacted That this act shall not take
effect until the first day of April 1886.
NELL 5. BROWN,
Speaker OF the House of Representatives
EDWARD s. ClIEATHAM,
Speaker OF the Senate
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To Prdnters.

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1T give tke NtrYor THAI atlsni1a darug ne ag-
pfoachinr thzi ts ortNnoe dessFsrs have
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excsrnt 81 Jeh noFs, ana the paper sEi q
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enterprs sag who sing % % Forh w.FoqunniF
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nIty = neg prsaeate4. Ne isri na1e ssging hns lha
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RELIGIOUS RFLR We understand that the
R-d-h-y-w-d-B- ia giving out the
morning hymn last Sunday in has church in Brook
tn, to the great horror OF his congregation, began
thus:
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TT courter was praising an old lady for her
beauty. "Brauty;' said the ancient, "is iucompa.
uble Sitb sge." Pardon me-" replied the aatler-
er, I'VE say beautiful as an angel, aud Of ell
created beings, angels are the Oldest"
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LAWS OF TENNESSEE.
toFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

AN ACT
To repeal In part, the ct Of 1926, chapter %.
Be il enacted by the General Assembly Of the
State OF Tennessee, That so much Of the act OF
500, chapter - section l. as relates the impor.
taton OF slaves into this State for the purpose of
selling or disposing Of them articles of merchan-
disc be, aud the same is hereby repealed
NELL s. BROWN,
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
EDWARD s CHEATHAM
Speaker OF the Senate.
p,ssed December 10Th Isb5
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While the Fireman universally d d their duty
nobly on Sunday morning during the great
conhagration, the undersigned feel much in
debted to the skill and energy of Capt Stock
ell and his Co. No. .. BROAD Street in saving
the fine store of Evans & Co. Had the fire
passed that house in an easterly direction, the
Southern Methodist Publishing house and the
adjacent property would have been in imrni-
nent danger. by their untiring zeal the flames
were arrested. A spectator standing aud wit
Messing the energy displayed and the hazard of
limb and life, as did Capt. Stocked and his com
radcs, could but be inspired with a high
admiration of the heroism and disinterested
benevolence of the noble actors in the scene.
Such men merit the applause OF their fellow
citizens.
A MoRRIsoV & Co. EVANS e. Co.
GRAVES, MARKS & Co. w. S. WHITMAN.
r. S. IloILINs 81 Co. S. NJ. SooTT.
A. J. DUNCAN & Co. STEVENSON & OWEN.
Agents.
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.

Good Middling - Iot aIOS
ToBACCo.-Thc only sales we hear of to-day are
&c hhds. Admitted and Refused at nc. round
aud 80 hhds (of which 80 Admitted and So Refus
ed) at tic. round.
NEW ORLEANS, April,-l2 NJ CorroS- There il
fair demand and thus far $500 to 5000 bales have
changed hands at full prices. Later European new
by the Halifax steamer is now about due.
SUGAR.-Foir demand at yesterdays rates fair to
fully fair &c. 7tc. a "a.
MoLAssEs Orleans Refinery selling to day at
3Sc. in bbls and 42c. in half bbs.
FLoUR.-We notice this morning sales Of about
1900 bbls. including one lot of 5Ss bbls. St Louis
on the Levee at So IS, $50 at the fame, and $50
choice extra at IS so and SIS 62i per Dbl Yes.
terday two hathoat loads about $500 bbls. crossed
fine sold, at IS u.s. and the other at IS II per
bb
Corn Stock light and The Gales confined to 8 A.
600 sacks, OF which 900 white, yellow and mixed
40, 100 in three lots, and 500 in one lot at soc
WHEAr-SG0 sacks prime sold at 81 so
per bushe
Pork No chsnge Sales 100 bills unexpected
mess $40, and about 200 at s 6 rs for mess, and
SIS ~ for NJ. o.
BACoN.-Dull. Sales % casks Sides at "a 9 &c.
for ribbed and lOt lOfc. for clear.
INDIA BAGGING 80 bales brought l4ic
WmIsKY.-Kecti6ed selling in small lots at "a a
24tc.
CHARLESTON, April IL. COTToS-There is an
active demand at full prices. Sales to-day of 400
bales at l0allt.
ATLANTA, April II, P. N. COrrON-GoOd de-
mand at 7ial0.
BACON Hog round 9a9j; Sides, ribbed and clear,
l0alOt; Hams lOall; Shoulders STAG. Heavy
stock IN market.
NEw ORLEANS, April l0.-CorToS-There is a
good demand this morning, but owing to the high
prices asked, the sales so far do not exceed 25OO
bales.
FLoUR-Dull, and the sales confined to few
hundred bbs. at Sc 50 a 8 10 for superGne and IS
unbranded Illinois al SO 80.
CoRN-SIock light and the only large sale re.
ported $500 sacks for party 5000 white aud
1900 Yellow at soc. round
WHEAr-A a sale OF S3s sacks, not prime, at
81 40.
PoRK-Dull and Mess retailing at sI6 IS.
BACoS-Rbbed sides very dull Hand email lots
selling at the reduced rates OF ct 9tc.
LARD-9O tierces aud 90 bbls. and terces No. !,
were sold AT sac
CoTrEE-lOO bags Prime Rio sold at llsc Mar.
ket dull.
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]. J MANN 81 SONS
~
Reaper and Mower Combined,
SINGLE MOWER,
With improvements for the Harvest Of 1885.
TIVE above Machine has been thoroughly tested 10 all
kinds Of Cram and Grass and has psOved Itself the
Greatest Grain and LabOr-Saving Ma
chine of the Age.


TIVE above Machine has been thoroughly tested IN all
kinds Of Gram and Grass, and has PsOvsd Itself the
Greatest Grain and LaboT-Saying Ma
chine of the Age.
We claim It's superiority N others in the following points:
l. The admirable arrangement Of the Tongue whicn
comes the side dra Objectionable 10 machines.
q The Patent Revolving Canvass Platform upo which The
grain falls and carried the side Of the machine de-
posting In the eoncavs, from which Il roun with the
revolving rake by the at Of boz reg late the Ee % the
any other mode o. delivering the gala 70 the binder.
From the simplicity Of TIE tearing and The height Of
the Driving Wheel It "a BY TAR The Tghtest drat
The Sickle and Guards eonstrsed that they viii
not clog, nd can be repaired By any blacksmith.
s. Il cuts equally well With fast or slow motion.
g. u u d1yabe, and easy 10 manage.
EE We warrant all machines manufactured By Us 10 Be
vel made OF good maierals-thst they VIZ nov - vel az
can done a scythc aud wAeut grain veil IL
can be done with a cradle, and
WAISTS Lass eRAIs OIKkR HaEFEETHS rsHi
~ VITA rrgzra 10 prsHsigsas woud say, that this
machine has every where i has In eompe
on With other Espe either - Pubic Trals a. state
Fairs, taken the FIRST PREkTJ-A As 0loss: fndiAnA
State Fair Lafayette In lSss the Trial Of Reap
Mowers indianapolis June ~, lisa At the Pubc
Trial LspoFie lBd, july oh, 1850 81 Pubic rTiA -
JanesEe WIS., July e. 1885 Al the Ind STATE Fair Al
Indianapolis, ISIS ever ell q the most eeisoratsd hsaPers
Of the day including aose Of The London AID PARIS Worlds
Pair n0toiisty.
In Introducing this Machine the notice Of Teunssses
Farmers dpossd te take ElVantaFe ~ the May
tesfiEouias that ngAt BE- broaght award in is For
shA onlT a this tine refer % TIE great reaper and Mower
trial az IudanApo uhsre u mPhansy casried the
first Prize The b@ss Eraper AeHrr, and rrouved
adAfioa % n STATE Foard u Agriculture % BE-
ms Machine Is thS EYsnpon d iaseneu arasrs And
mseAanics vlo ceAry daring their labor ire &c d.
The great need % reliable Rs41er EhcA her akin
4ogsihop gave sher TIE knosisdg- . maks
Those vi hug RsuP- shaald eraer ~ary, ths suppy
81 es umiisL Aaarss ARMSTRONG 4 CO.
aPle-u NksasilLs. p kzs-
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Ice! ICo!!

WE hav. contract witch will N iarnish IN .
w citizens Of Nashville during the ensuing Summer with
THE BEST LAKE ICE,
Az price corresponding with the rates. We shall
have twelve hundred tons and expect TO be abs
supply through the whole Of the warn
weather We have built large Ice House Lower Front
street. and expect furnish Ice here regularly and 70 our
regular customers des gn that Il shall at time eoss
than cents per pound.
ma'h29 MARTIN PAYNE
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A ard.

NASHVILLE, April Il, 1856.
We, the undersigned, having investigated the
recent arrest of a member of the Fire Department,
would exonerate Mr. Fred Marshall from all blame,
the whole affair having originated in the officers
ignorance of his membership.
WIN. STOCKELL, Of No. ,,
w. W. FINN, OF No. !,
JOHN S DASHIELL, Of No. 3.
WIN. LONG, Of No A.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Consumption and the Diseases Of the Throat and
Lungs INHALATION OF MEDIcATED VAPoRs.
Or VIZ HusrxR brother Of Dr. Robert Hunter, respect
fully announces those who afflicted with diseases
Of the Throat and Lungs that returned to St. LOUIS
where he intends permanently to establish himself
There probably class Of diseases which wide
spread and terrible in their results the
diseases Of the throat and lungs It, therefore, becomes
Of socuee the profession to know there
be any means whereby those diseases be controlled and
ameliorated.
Dr. r. Hunter and myself have made these diseases
peculiar study years. and have found that
the only whereby these diseases be reached is BY
direct application the prescribing Of medicines which
bresed into the lungs in the form Of vaPor and
consequently brought In contact with the whole internal Sur
face lungs The Of treatment has fully
sustained the theory.
Persons at distance sending full description Of their
case will receive treatment according to their symptoms.
VIM. HUNTER, NJ. D.,
Office Eighth St., between Pine and Chestnut sts.,
apl-8m West side, ST. Louis, No.
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4. @. d. y.

The r. w. G. EncsmPment OF Tennessee, con-.
menced its Annual Communication in this city
yesterday. The following are the officers elect for
the ensuing year:
G. P.-J. d. DANBURY, Of Gayoso Eucampment,
No. 3, at Memphis
G. P.-J II. CURRY, Of Olive Branch En-
carnpmsnt, No. 4, at Nashville.
G. s. WV. N. INES of Gayoso Encamp-
ment, No. 8, at Memphis.
G.J We R. GLAsCOcK, of Rigley Encamp.
ment, No. !, at Nashville.
G.S-R. II. BARRT, of Ridgley Encampment,
No. l, at Nashville.
G. T.-JOHS CoLTARr, of Olive Branch Encamp.
ment, No. 4, at Nashville.
G. SC. CONGER, of Rdgley Encampment, No.
l, Nashville.
G. NH. c. HENsLEY, Of Olive Branch Eucamp
ment, No. 4, Nashville.
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GREAT TINES AHEAD FOR THE LADIEs-Mr.
BERTsOHE has opened large stock of China,
Granite ware, aud other goods in that line, in
the store next door to the Union Hall Look
to your clothing gentlemen.
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STOVES, STOVES.

SundrteS.
On CASKS and Is CASKS FINE BRANDIE 8
~ IS barrels American ditto,
90 packages Catawba do.
25 boxes Jose Mcheline Ccgnae do,
20 Brandy Fruits,
80 bNs ORANGE Grove SectiAed whisky,
so {" Pie cher's Neural do,
100 (" Pixies Magnolia do,
~ 4" American and Holland Gin,
Is Native Wine,
40 &" Od Hye, Bourbon and Reserve whisky,
10a dozen Brooms,
50 bbls Loaf Crushed and Powdered Sugars,
kegs Lead,
2B ~ shot,
$50 bbls. Ornderf's Superfue Flour,
30 boxes Tobacco, various b. ands,
$50 bags Baltimore and New Orleans Rio Coffee
81 boxes .ap,
IS 4" Pearl Starch,
leo Star Candles,
so Long and Squat Jars,
Too " Quart, Pint and y Pint Fasks,
Together with many other articles which ofeTtn
cheap to the trade. NlCHOL, GREEN BAILEY.
We have on consignment IS bbls Prime Clover See
50 bags genuine London Lady iotat0es Cheap Tor cash.
Nc.
A large lot cf Prime Bacon ard Lard always hand
Cash orders ed az the shortest notice. at No 40 and ~
College - bv ~. 4 B.
The Travelling Public
CtAN find at No. 81 Oh splendid assortment
y Trunks, VASES, Ca pet Bags and Satchels.
march25 SNYDER 4 FRlZZELL-
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Advertisement Extraordinary.

ADRIAN VAN sINDEREN LINDsDLEY,
NATHANIEL. LAWRENCE LINDSEY,
h2S-td JOHN BERIEN LINDSAY
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Nor ~SraigAi a nennfsgs- ar sale ~
IN @a1.s BE EuMsET