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ANTHOLOGY.
A cLAIRyoyANT. MRS HAYES 40. E6 GRAND
N street. New Work ls the most celebrated medical and
socn The Whereabouts friends
known erring dyes given respecting persons business
&c. No charge, remember, unlcss satslcL
4 woNpEg-ruE Gypsy GIRL. THE ONLY TRUE
N palms, la America be consulted al events Of
lie for short lime only "a Bowery. iec ~ cents " b
gentlemen 70 obtain The affections the opposite
(tkRD-MADaME BREWSTER RETURNS THANKS
thousands. to,h ii Tits city and fhiaeephia wac have con.
suited her with entire satisfaction ,he feel. conadsn. that 10
oracle. rened eonsn ~ Sapelsog she b. equal
Of her visitors $40 Bowery between Fourth aud fh sta
1yLAfRvorAYcE. MRS SEYMOUR no. no SPRING
~ street few doors west Of broadway, The most celebrated
Uncovered and cured earasie ne Gate and hereabouis q
absent friends made known unesrng advice ON business Ac
MADAME MEYER HAS REMOVED TO rsl sxvESrH
She Continues % tel past presen, and future eyers Ikevss
sssens renas properly Lost or stolen xsssms aeyss Con
verses XnssA French ssa ossmsn ssd ssss sssassss
Cor her art
Nl defu asrologis, the world that has been
Known am the seventh daugher Of the seventh daughter,
pas preseu, aud future events Of NE have asonishcd
Won arc married or single and how many times yeu are 70 Do
nsrrea and how VIII chow You the Likeness. q you.
YOU win enjoy toe greatest % matrimonial bliss and
GOOD gSs soHs ln sop any gh Ts AND vii @ s All
he concerns Of lie that cannot help being ason,.hsd
eSance Gentlemen are not admitted. No 70 Broone street,
between Cannon and COLUMBIA
MADAME MAR THF PHRENoLoGIsr, IL Also a
nj seventh daughter She el you when and whom you
viii marry. and describes the future wife or husband
winters 81 south hose wishing her Win 90 wei
to call sooa ohcc. we Nesi broadway
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NOR NORFOLK AND RICHMOND-THE UNITED
States mail steamship JAMESI0wN Capt Parrish viii
the above places Saturday, August at O'Clock
b. H. from pier 10 North river. She wii arrive Norfolk
IN Sunday afternoon and At Richmond Monday morning
Passenger for the south win proceed whont delay by
Yrai natl Inc n Charleston Augusta Savannah Ar Ira
veers VII fnd his The cheapest peasanest and most cype
dlous Passage acd fare, including ate Nor
ot perrshurr md Richmond $40 stecrage halt price
srr'y 10 IuptAM 4 PLBASANTS, 81 Broadway.
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|TouN 1. vANpEwArrR. ArcrioNFER- WILL sgI.I.

VI ibis day Thur~ayJ August :, a, TO- o'cgck az the
n<sroou - Nassau street large assortment ~ watches
Foa iewelry chains ~ gold watches BY the
celebrated makers ne goh vest guard nd FOB chains
II the newest line OF gold iewelry,
IL ~ pns cnrfncs hnser rings brooches, suds sleeve bu
|pns Ne Ac. all ut whrh Manufactured for Broadway
kade and will be sold without Every lot warrant
a arapr ~ GA 40
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LBANY AND TROY BoATS-REGULAR LINE
"A From foot OF Canal and Spring streets, connecting
with trains for Saratoga and the West The new and splendid
GLEN COVE will leave every Monday Wednesday
Friday mornings at O'Clock A. NJ making the principal
awnings. For further particulars inquire Of LEWIS. Jr.
d2
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T-oR sAvANNAIT-THE SUPERIOR SIDE WHEEL,
+ steamship KEYSTONE STATE, captain r. Hardic
cerrynr the nicd states mail wiz sail from Philaielpra
qf savannah Saturday, August AZ 10 O'Clock A. " Ca
sin massage with very superior accommodations
$40 secragc g. The X :. viii sail again as above IA
furtav August r.. The STATE OF GEORGIA sails for
''''s'O" HERON K MARTIN, Agents
Philadelphia 81 g. North wharvce
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EUGENIA yoLLANTE, WILL. on RECEIPT OF
25 send 10 full deneaon OF their cha
rater by their handwfing future destiny In love-
marriage, journeys and lawsuits &C Address with return
postage. Eugenia Nolanie, New York Post ollce.
yVANTED-A WIFE: AGREEABLE. WITHOUT co
w quetry, dignitcd without pride; accomplished wihon
liberal animated and above all amiablc; with
fortune familiar with domestic duties; who Will
short courtshp entirely pare ani
uusophslcaied love; strictly observed. Address
one week, Alpha a. broadway Pos, oGce.
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TRAVELLFRS' GUIDE.

AFTERNOON BOAT FOR NyACK-LANDlNG AT
N Yonkers Hastings, Dobbs Ferry Irvingion and larry
towp--The new and splendid steamer METROPOLITAN,
Capt Frost viii leave pier of Jay street. North
every a. O'Clock Returning 10 New York every
morning For further particulars inquire of j. LEWIS, No.
West street, Office.
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In MORA RTy, AUCTIONEER-f WILL SELL THIS
day. a, hos O'Clock. 10 Chatham SQUARE furniture
rom a family leaving the city Also. tie administrators
Enods furniture, clothing &c, &C Also feather beds mat
teeses. &c., &c.
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A cLAIRyoYANT.-MRs. HAYES, NO. E6 GRAND
~ street, New Work " the most celebrated medical and
business clairvoyant IN An All diseas
cured the tate aud whereabouts Of absent friends
nnerrnE sdcc given respecting persons business
&c. No charge, remember, uni - satisfied
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VIZ s. MELLOR, AUCTIoNEER.-DIAMOND PINS.
w gold ches, finger rings and general variety OF
mosaic and fancy ewery at auction this day at the sales
ROOM Nos. 3 aud 10 Park being the property OF a
dealer giving up es consisting about $50 lots OF de
articles in the line and will be sold in lots 70 suit the
Catalogues ready morning of SALE Also one iron
SAFE fountain lot of ageoes gold fob and vest chains sleeve
sts brooches earrings sets of cameo pins breast
pins &C, 70 ny advances.
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L'oR SAIE-TWO OF A. ". TAYLOR A CO.'S BOOK.
binders enclosing presses IN pcreelly good order. 10
be sold cheap. Please call a. 10 Cedar street
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LNoR SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH, HIGHLANDS
I and Ocean Poit.-Ihc iavore steamer JAMES CHRIS
TOPPER will leave Jay street pier for the above places on
Thursday August 4 at IL O'Clock noon; Friday sh at l2a
r. NJ Saturday 9th Mt r. NJ Returning leaves Ocean Port
the 18th O'Clock A. NJ and the 9th si A. NJ Fare
cent
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FOR SALE.

INoR sALF--A THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE. ON THE
northwest Of Thirty second St ard Ninth avenues
house rs BY feet lot rs feet; $500 house
new, with all repairs; Gas in the store Apply at lo5
Duane street.
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(f1IEAP FARMS-BEAUTfFufIY LOCATED. rs MILES
" from this city, depots; % good buildings rich
so. 1c 5000 ly acres everything desirable. siUODa
bargain. W. j. BRUNDRED a Co, Is Nassau street.
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4 BAKERY FOR SAIE.-rOR SALE THE GOOD
~ viii and Nures nf old established bakery, doing
large cash trade the Meme but cash
need apply. Inquire the premises. 100 Grand street
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NEW YORK AND CoNEy ISLAND. LANDING At
IN Fort Hamilton each way.-The steamer NORWALk,
Capt G. Rodman, will leave follows, Sundays included:
Ieasnr ioo c0 Of II sDrSs stree, M AND NJ
leaving pier North River at 10 NJ and Y. NJ leaving
Island Fort Hamilton and back 10 New York. t~eniy~Po
cents for which return ticket VIII be given No half Pc
for children. q. j. DODGE, Agen.
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River and Steamboat News.

The Cumberland is falling slowly, with 81
feet water on the Shoals. The weather yes.
tertay was fair and pleasantly cool
The Blanche Leeis, from Paducah, the Ctr
Of HaHtiile, from Memphis, the Delegate, from
Pitt,burg, and the Sallie West, from ST. Louis,
arrived yesterday. The T. .SArirer, from Vince.
Ing, yesterday.
The CITY Of Huntsrille, for Memphis, the
BiaHeh, Leris, for Paducah, be SIl1is West
for St. Louis. and the Noatioeilo, for Waits
boro, departed yesterday.
The CUBA, for Psducah, departs this evening
at 6 O'clock
The Wsaoaa, Castle Garden, Rosalie, Rsli-
Gnos, from Pittsburg, aud the Clara Dean and
20, from Cincinnati, are expected.
The Clerk Of the Sallis Hest viii accept oar
thanks Tor ST. Louis papers Of the 9th ult.
The st. Louis LHtsliigeaesr of that date says
"The Illinois River is in a good navigable
stsge sod rising pretty fast, and boats that have
recently come out Of il have brought good
cargoes. The last arrival reported feet In the
chanuel TO Peoria, and the water swelling. Tie
Upper Mississippi Is open to KsokRk, and Is ia
excellent boating order. The Keakuk lice OF
packets and other boats come out daily. loaded
70 their utmost capacity. Missouri River has
channel depth Of 10 9 feet, aud Is rising
slowly. Boats come dowa drawing over Eve
feet, and as a matter Of course, there must Be
at least that amount 10 the channel.
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L Il o f. w 90 DIS
HAIR RESTOR ATIVE.

1T HAS WORKED MIRACLES IN THIS PLACE.
WHAT all the bald and the grey be restored perfectly
to original growth far their locks concerned
does not admit Of doubt besides il will every possible
disease Of the scalp whether developed dandru itching
in the shape Of cutaneOuS eruptonseven scad head
and in possible will ii fail Of curing il by magic
periodical headache and IL used twice a week by
the young regularly will preserve the COLOR and keep the
hair from falling to any imaginable age READ JUDoK
LOeANsPoKT, Ia, June 2Sth, 1885.
Messrs o. J. Wood Co:
GENTS Yours of the 18th came duly to hand Enclosed
please find $685. being the amount Tor Hair Restorative
have sold il ALL II you choose you may send six
dozen bottles Hair Restorative, think sell It. 1t has
worked Miracles in this place. sold six 81 bottles
that bald and fetched hair over his head
Yours respectfully,
NJ. II. GRIDLEY.
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Rational entertainments.

We are gratifed to state that Mrs. MAoREA-
DY, an eminent actress, who has played in the
Eastern cities, and in Cincinnati aud Louisville
several seasons PAST, contemplates visiting
Nashville, short time hence, for the purpose
af giving series of dramatic and musical en-
tertainments. Sheis accompanied by CAMILLE
URso, the talented young female violinist, who
is reckoned scarcely inferior TO the greatest
living masters Of that instrument, aud by other
talented artistes. Notice of time and place
will be given in due time.
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10000 City ImprC vement Bonds due in 1889.
10000 S .hooI Lot Bonds due in 1853.


s67O,OOc to be paid in the ten years named.
So that ample scope is given to our city
authorities to prepare to faithfully meet
their obligations in every particular The
$4,000 due the Union Bank last Novem-
Der, is to be paid, by agreement, as follows:
81, 900 on LIST Of August next, aud SINH
lar sum every ninety days thereafter till the
debt is discharged. 1t may be but simple
act of justice to state that the Union Bank
of this city has been exceedingly liberal to
our corporate authorities, and has extended
more accommodations than any other monied
institution in the place; although all the city
Banks have done some service in the way Of
loans, at various times.
With her present public debt, Nashville
has nothing to fear Her assets consist of
Public Wharves, School Buildings, Water
Works, &c, which the city must retain.
Her Railroad Stock, amounting to $685.
900, mot estimating $4,000 in the Win.
chester and Alabama Road, which we con-
slider lost is valuable; and if ever it
should reach par, will nearly pay Off the en-
tire funded debt. But any increase of such
debts is not only unnecessary, but will be
fraught with evil. 1t is the better policy
to let well enough alone
The floating home debt of the city may
be, perhaps, $780, or $3O,OOU-so we
may say that the whole indebtedness ofeve-
ry kind is $4,000 The assets of the city,
including every thing, may be safely put
down at 81 600, 900.
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HAIR REsrORATIvK-In columns 10 day win be found
Prof Woods sdve tisement Of the above article
call attention. What it has done have witnessed up
several OF acquaintance in St. Louis. Hair once
grey met view, black brown the case might be
being the color Of early manhood and fine and glossy
silk and that without other application than the RustOr
alive. II il has done this upon others, will II not do the
for any OF readers, whose frosty brows"
like the locSs Of Jockes warlike chief the
will try III We think so.-IdckS0RUHe COrstituiOndlis
8 l6S2
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FIRE.-No. 2 return their thanks to Mr..
Roberts, of the Sewanee House, and 10. 7.
Gibson, merchant on College street, for re.
freshments furnished at the fire on Sunday
morning. VIM. SToCKELL, Pres't.
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ET- Milers in want of an excellent article
OF white corn to grind into meal, are referred
the advertisement Of Mr.. Church Anderson.
lie has a lot Of the very best qualty--none
better can be had any where.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
rRsport. Furnished BY the Associated Prs...1


Sd wlsHISeroK, March 2s.-It is rumored that Mr..
Belmont, our Minister to the Hague, Is about to be
recalled and Howell Cobb of Georgia. wiIltake his
place.
Capt Ingraham, of Kosta fame, has not been
confirmed by the Senate as head of the Bureau of
Ordinance. 1t is understood there will be some
difficulty in his passage through the ordeal Of the
Senate.
Private letters by the Illinois state that the Brit.
ish frigate which recently arrived at Panama. from
CalIao Immediately on her arrival fastened back to
Punta Arenas in order to defend the country against
threatened incursions by Gen. Walker. A French
force was already there acting in concert with
British force against Walker.
The steamship Ericsson sailed for Liverpool to day
in place of the Pacific. She took 9 passengers and
no specie. #rr Faa
NEw ORLEANS, March 29.-The steamship Daniel
Webster arrived to day from San Juan. The Star
of the West had left San Juan for New York with
the passengers and specie.
CINCINNATI, March 81, Noon.-Flour 6rm goa
10. Whisky dull, 1871. Provisions steady, bulk
meats oiaot' Dacon slues a. iTl"e LdEu s7'
Groceries unchanged River l6 feet falling slowly.
Weather cool and clear.
New York, March 3l.-Flour improving, Tai 81
for Straight State, I S7a7 81 for Ohio, and 6saS
Is for Southern, 8 lsa9 25 do. for extra. Wheat
firm, l IS for Southern red Corn dropping. Mess
pork improving, I6 81 Beef Arm. Lard droop.
ing, 81. Whisky improving, sales at Est. Stor-
ling exchange dull, 81.
LOUISVILLE, March 3l.-River fang-six feet
on the falls.
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ORR OFFICE, vAKDa1Il June q1. 1s54

., n n UFFICEt FANDALIA,
PROF. WOOD:-Dear Sir Il take pleasure in bearing vol
unary testimony to the excellence Of your Hair Restorative
Three months ago my hair very grey. II is dark
brown, (he original or) smooth and glossy. The only
application have made to il has been the Hair Restorative
prepared by you and which from the result In my
can most cordially recommend to others.
Respectfully Yours,
EDWARD WOLCOTT.
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Anlerican Meefinp.
American Convention,

An American Convention will be held at
- WI IL CMN ELL w N n n ~,
In DeKalb county. on the FIRST MONDAY IN MAY
next 70 elect suitable candidate for Eector Of the
Fourth Congressional District.
The several counties forming the District will bear
this in mind
Fillmore and Donelson Ratification Meeting
will be held after the adjournment of the Conven-
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yycKNNEs. Ind June 15,h. lisa

Prof o. J. Wood As you about manufacture az
vend your recently Discovered Hair Restorative will stat
for whomsoever may concern thatI have used It,
known others to &C. that have for several
the habit Of using other Hair Restoraves and that find
yours vastly superior to any other know II entirely
cleanses the head Of dandrun and with months proper
will restore any persons hair to the original youthful
color and texture giving It healthy soft and glossy ap-
pearance and all this without the hands that a
ply IL, the dress which IL drops would, therefore
recommend it, to every DESTROYS Of having nns
color and texture to hair.
Respectfully yours,
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IN The friends and acquaintance Of Capt. J. @. Leake
are invited to attend the Funeral Of his wife, MARI JANE
his residence the Charlotte Pike O'Clock this
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~ Prepared and sold at ia Market street. betweu.
9Th and 5th g. Louis No. and 8i6 Broadway New York
For sale in Nashville, al Manufacturers prizes, by
EWIN BROTHERS
G. w. HENDERSHOfr.
also for sale, Pref Woods Oriental sanave Linmen
and Vegetable Life Pills. warranted better than any
the money in all refunded. See circular for
eessary information with agents
noviT-dtFwAwiy
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Pennsylvania Insurance Company. The
bonds of the corporation were taken at
par, and the money was placed in the Far
mers and Mechanics Bank of Philadelphia,
to the credit of Yeatman, Woods & Co.,
bankers of this city, who paid it out on
checks of the Mayor. The interest on
these bonds has been promptly paid, semi
annually, from that time to the present.
These bonds came to maturity on the lst
of November, 1855, and were not paid.
The city was not discredited, protested or
any thing of the sort, but, by consent, the
debt runs on. A large portion of this
debt will be paid during the present year.
The next debt was made on the 10th of
November, 1885, being $50, 900 borrowed
from the Union Bank of Tennessee, in this
city, for the term of 90, 25 and 80 years.
The sum of SIC, 1000 of this debt fell due
on the 10th of November last; 5000
falls due on the 10th of November, 1860,
and the remaining $50, 900 in 1865.
In the year 1849, by vote of the peo-
pie, the Board Of Mayor and Aldermen
were ordered to subscribe half million Of
stock in the Nashville and Chattanooga
railroad; and, consequently, bonds, with
six per cent coupons attached, to the
amount of 100000, were issued, and the
city holds stock to that amount in that
road These bonds mature on the lst day
of April in the years 1869, 1873, 1875,
1877 and 1879, respectively, amounting to
$780, 600 in each of the years named. The
Nashville and Chattanooga railroad has
not yet declared a dividend; but the city
has regularly paid the interest semi-annu-
ally, amounting to $50, 600 per annum.
The next public debt created was in the
year 1852, for the sum of $4,000, on
what is termed city improvement bonds.
These bonds bear date the 10Th of Octo-
ger, 1852, and have thirty years to run.
Bonds for the sum of $4,000 were is
sued to Hon. Edwin H. Ewing, in the year
1858, for his property on the corner Of
Spruce and Broad streets, on which the
Hume High School is erected; payable
thirty years after date.
In addition to the above, bonds were
issued on the LIST of September, 1854, in
favor of DR. John L. Hadley for $40, 900,
which mature in 1859. These bonds were
given to pay debt contracted by the cor
poration Of South Nashville before the
consolidation of the two corporations, for
the wharf property above the Water
Works
All the bonds issued are at six per cent
interest, payable semi-annually, and the
interest amounts in the aggregate to $40,-
200 per annum, and has thus far been paid
regularly.
Let US briefly recapitulate: From the
above, it will be seen that the entire funded
debt of the city amounts to 100000, as
follows:
Bonds due Pennsylvania Insurance Company $50 GOO
4" Upion Bank Of TenDessee................ 3 900
Cy Improvement Bonds 30 900
>.hvie and Chattanooga R. r. Bonds...........5OO OOO
iool Lot Bonds 10000
per WHAT Bonds. 10 900
To'al
1t will be observed, also, that these bonds
are to be paid as follows, tO-wt:
t6OGOO due to Penn Insurance Co. and Union Bank
goo Had'y bonds FOR Upper War; due in 1859.
20 coo Union Bank Bonds 1860
$4,000 1895
100 600 Nashville and Chatta Railroad Bonds 1862
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yours,


ST. LouIs, June 90, 1853.
Prof. Wood As you about to prepare and vend yOu
recently discovered Restorative and you request
my opinion Of IT, will state that my hair months
ago very gray and after using bottles Of your Hair
st0rave resumed its origna COLOR and since appea-
ton all dandrn has disappeared from my head and have
been troubled with dsagreeable itching Of the scalp
satisfied that those who Il will regret IT, as
gives the appearance Of having been recently oiled am
prepared therefore, 10 recommend its all who de-
sirous Of having beautiful head OF hair.
am, sir, yours, &c,
IL l. STEWART
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Spring and Summer FaShiOnSfO 1856.
I'D UuT

NI0ULD respectfully iIf5rm his former Gus or crs,
w and the public az large, that he hs -
ed from the with all the late styles patterns
Of Goods for Spring and Summer which ne prepared &c
to make in the latest flshon. Grateful for former beTal
ty the part Of the public he solcits Of
Corner Of DeadeIick and the Square
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WILL, in few days, be In receipt Of n shipment Of Ca
TAWBA CRAPS CUrTfSGS, and Ro0Ts Az or
ders left with me will be promptly q led.
T, A. MCCALL,
marchi3 Ofre AZ w. 5 Mhiieman,s Paner Stnre
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EVANS & CO.,
Dealers in Dry Goods, &c.
NASHVILLE. TENN.

ME now opening in Marble storehouse,
w North side Of the Public Square very large and de-
srahe stock Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Hats Bonnes
Umbrellas, Parasols, &c
aving purchased Goods under the most favorable
circumstances prepared to offer inducements
chants visiting city and respectfully sole them give
stock examination before purchasing elsewhere.
We would call special attention to stock Of Ladies'
Dress Goods, Bo nets, Ribbons, Nantes, &C
feb23 EVANS a co.
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COMMERCIAL.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFIcE,
NL-stI Al Z n

y NasuFIIti hpfI + IoOO J
CoTT0N-There was but little Cotton offered
yesterday, and prices did go so high as on Sat,
urday. Sales of 100 bales al 7.00as 80
T0BACC0-Sales at Johnson, Horne & Co.'S Of
2 hbds at 625, $50; and at A. HamiItons's, at
R1h XIX iSh Xxx hHk XIX 1Ak skn
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nrssozsl xEsRoHsn NroR0Eslll

KNTE haze sale sons thirty-aes foriy Negroes
w anong thea ssme sesS lksl5 0irs apd ness Also,
tso q ths hksest taniss the STATE q ioar and es4
zach Aso. tbst cara Coca / sti ca nd Gail 500
mah7s BJiDALlLEa
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Latter auti Can paDeF
Blank Notes.

Invoice Of Extra sapsrane Commercial Post and Cap
mAnq7 BENZ y. SHIELDS
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Wanted Immediately.

q GOOD MlLLINERS Also, or young Ladies to
" learn he busin apprentices. l alO want young
LAD to attend in the store. 4. WISE.