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) American estimates the losses as follows:

FINE corroy.-The Aberdeen Miss Evening News
says that bale Of cotton has been sold there the
champion price Of twenty cents per pound, weighing
five hundred and six pounds. This bale of cotton was
grown by Mr.. James G. Randle, ''Cotton Garden
Monroe county, Miss, from the common seed of the
country its high value resulting from careful handling
and skful management
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sos. Sis White wheat, s.. Gd a o.; red Is a s..
white corn, 3is yellow, SIS
LONDON, Tuesday evening The English funds
hrm at an advance OF eighth. Transactions in the
discount market and at the Bank are very large and
there Is no prospect of lower rates
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LIMITED STATES Avs, 1856 81. The Stat
ucss Large rfe3rs " United America enact
cd the Third Session the Thirty fourth Congress sJ6s7; edited
BY Geo Mnc Published by authority Congress Royal svo 81
Just published by LITTLE, BROWN, a Co
Az l0-2ufo li2washington street, Boston.
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TAe On a PM.ln1a.

PTnBuRG, April IA. The river continues very high,
with eleven feet ten inches of water in the channel this
morning. Boats arriving and departing freely and
reighs are low Business of all kinds is very lively
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WHEAT AND CORN Tho auditor Of Ohio has made his
report the grain statistics of that State for 1856 the
legislature. The number of with wheat
li07 1885, bushels gathered, 10 500 320 the average
YIELD 3sl bushels The whole number of acres of corn
planted was 2,2052S2 bushels gathered, s77s2 434;
the average yield, 80 II bushels
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Saope a De SaaL.

NEW oRLR,Ss April ID snow storm occurred YES
terday at Nicksburg Mississippi; also at Summit ia thu
same State The snow fell TO the depth OF an inch and
half
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Hayffor,l EIYYiou

HARTFORD Conn., April 10 The entire democratic
city ticket elected to-day with exception and hall
of the democratic candidates for aldermen and council
men.
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h rue STRAITS The cx- postmaster from Mackinaw
81 ~ arrived at Saginaw the 3oth having started on
He reported the ice solid in the Straits, but no
Ss' :" H. He thought the Ice would be out Of the
p. by the 10th of April. There was no ice from
g., Tue Isle to Bos Blanc He came from sanble TO
ro SHAW In boat; few fields Of Ice but did not
pass through any.
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hicAS wsTcIiEs 1t i generally known that watches
: 'NnerSan manufacture coming into extensive
ihey are characterized by several features of special
NVuy The first oi these is tho absence OF the fusee
via'h These parts, which very necessary for
tanning Tho force In the old verge watch contn.
~ inc English in the modern lever watch, but in
'"ts watches, which perform cxcollcpty, no such
r'n exist The second eaun h such an arrangement
parts as to lessen the liability Of the watch to stop
hc pressure OF foreign substances and at the samp
h1clltatc the discovery Of amy cause Of demnge-
'' almost the entire tram being fully open to view.
'nd and distinguishing feature is the principle
making every watch and every part the duplicate Of
!! o'ier. This plan has been far adhered to that
= movement win fit every case, and many parts can
'anslerrcd from witch TO watch without alteration
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A letter dated Athens, Georgia. April 10, says:

1.-THE recent cold weather has DESTROYED our fruit and
killed inconsderable amount of young cotton in this
State On the morning of the 18th instant the mercury
down to 25 deg, deg. below the freezing point
Corn will probably grow again where IL is cut down by
frost but cotton must be repantcd; and many do
keep seed for such contingency, all the ground
not be repanted if there time for much
ira labor "
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The 81. Laurence R;wr.

MONTREAL, April Is. The St Lawrence river il open
in front OF this city The ice is piled forty feet high
the banks of the river
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Deah Of an Editor.
Mlnkas.

CHARLESTON, April H.--H. NJ, Cusfman esq assistant
editor of the Courier, died last night
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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

Nee Whaa.-Nr. S. Louis Shaw, of Eureka, Hum
boldt Bay, California, writes to the Commissioner of
Patents that he recently procured the seed of kind
of wheat from friend, who told him that ii wild
variety found in the Sierra Nevada. Mr.. s. had planted
few kernels last year. the yield of which very large
least five hundred kernels for each that he plant
ed. He enclosed few bits Of the straw of this wheat
because it solid instead of being hollow From the
general appearance of the specimens thus received it
supposed to be variety named tiaan oiocm of which
experiments made in England, proving it
to be entirely worthless far making bread is con
cerned The kernel itself very large much larger than
the common varieties generally used in this country
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARrMKsr,

TREASURY DEPiRrnkST,
March 12, 1857.
Notice hereby to holders Of stock Of the loans
States that this department will purchase
June unless the 81 shall obtained
and will in addition the
last semi annual dividend Of
additional interest for the reach the vendor following
rates OF premium said stocks:
For the stock OF 1912, premium Of 10 per cent
For the stock of 1ss7 and ls4s premium per
the 1850 commonly called Texas Indemnity premium
Of per cent.
Certificates Of stock department under this
be assigned to the United States party duly entitled
proceeds
Payment for the stocks assigned and med viii be made
drafts the Assistant Treasures Boston, York.
pha the option the parties entitled money
should expressed in the letters accompanying
HOWELL COBB,
Mar Establishment Secretary Of the Treasury.
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rosr orFICE DEPARTMENT.


Nee Post 0G'ce.-The following new post offices have
been established for which the persons named have been
appointed postmastcrs:
Artesian Well, Barren county, Kentucky James M
Boiling, postmaster.
Timber Creek Hunt county, Texas John B. Norris,
postmaster.
Stony Point, sonoma county. California; p " Wood.
worth, postmaster
Prairie Bird, Adair county Missouri Calvin Sutton,
postmaster.
Clay Hill, Barry county, Missouri Bohnd Hawkins,
postmaster.
Ulman Ridge, Miller county, Missouri james H. Karr
postmaster
Beaver Wnona county, Minnesota Sheldon Brooks,
postmaster.
Downcy, Cedar county, Iowa; Edmund S. Fowler,
postmaster
New Liberty, Scott county, Iowa Isaac r. Ferguson,
postmaster
Shelby, Clarke county Iowa Esau Buckingham post.
master.
Discontinued The following post offices have been dis
continued p3
Copper Hill, Orange county, Vermont
lickrcal, Polk county, Oregon Territory
Conklin, Bfoome county, New York
Twelve Mile Creek, Madison county, Missouri
Oakland Mills, Henry county, Iowa,
Herriek Centre, Susquehannah county, Pennsylvania
Spicevilc, Eaton county, Michigan.
Changes Of Name. The of the post office at Rus
sian River sonoma county California has been changed
from Russian River to Healdsbg Also, shakpay Scott
county, Minnesota, to Shakopee Also, Gratiot Centre
Gratiot county, Michigan, to Ithaca.
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WASHINGTON in Domestic Life from Original
w Letters and Manuscripts; by Richard Rush
published, and for sale TAYLOR A MAURY.s
Ap lt--3t bookstore, Ninth
MATTHEW HALE SMITH, Counsellor law in
WI the United States
YORK, No. lls Nassau street New York n. y.
Ap left
DOCKET MAPS at Taylor Maury s.-Townshp
Il and Sectional Maps OF all the States and Territories
at TAYLOR MAURYS
A?l Bookstore, Ninth
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EITBcTs THE GALE Bradshaw floating pilc-triying
machine, engaged about Matngys wharf at the foot of
Sixth street. wrecked and sunk by the storm yester
day So violent the surf that wood blown of of YES,
sells anchored opposite the arsenal grounds thrown
high and dry upon the green swari
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NTILLARDS HOrEL.--J G. q II. A. Willard
w Pennsylvania street Washington D. G.
LAM
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FIRE BALTIMORE. eight O. clock, Tuesday eve
ming fire broke out Charles street few doors above
Lombard street in Baltimore which created great de-
struction of property, and attended it is feared with
loss of life. .... ...
The American estimates the losses rs follows.
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i AND AGENCY, at Council Bluffs Iowa and
Omaha city, NebraskaE having Office
Of public Council Bluffs, purpose OF
engaging the estate
make collections pay taxes, and buy SELL and locate
rani-, both Ia Iowa and Nebraska.
Address T. LOWE,
Council Bluff, Iowa
+. LOWE CO.,
Omaha City Nebraska
Refers Hon. Charles Mason Patents; joe
T. esq, Once; Ferguson Pno
Nourse Washington city, aud Hon. g. W. Jones United
Mar 25-difIms
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COMMERCIAL.
UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE,

Nashville May . 1901. J
COTTON-Ws hear of the sales to-day of twenty
bales of Cotton at lO@l3c
TOBACCO-Sales to-day at JOHNSON, HORNE &
Co.'S of seven hogsheads, follows: 25, 8 g.
Co. Is IS, 90, IA 10, Is 90, and three hogs
heads at a. HAmITOSs, as follows 9 20, 10 25,
o.
BACON AND LARD-None offering and no change
to note in prices.
sUGAR-Bhe demand has been better and our
former quotations have been maintained. We hear
of sales at l1@l23 for Common to Choice
MOLASSES.-An active demand has existed in the
small way, and the market is somewhat frmer. Bbl.
is worth IS and half Dbl. 70G723.
COFFEE.-The market is easy Rio may be quo
ted at ll4@l8 for Common and Extra, Baltimore
and Java at 18c.
SALT-The demand is fair. We continue to
quote Liverpool at 81 IS f sack for Fine, and 81 so
u sack for Coarse Bbl. is still worth Soc 2 busheI
WHISKEY.-The demand has been limited, but
owing to recent advices from Ohio prices have ad-
vanced from &c to &c = gallon. We now quote Good
and Extra Cincinnati brands at 27@28.
FLOUR-A better feelieg has been manifested
within the last day and prices have somewhat
advanced. Superfne is worth So Is &c Sc 80 and
Extra 81 90.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

WASHINGTON, May s.-The Cabinet is occupied in
Kansas affairs Walker is present; he takes the oath
Of ohce here ndleaves for Kansas Monday or Tues
day: The Administration thinks the pending diff
culties in Kansas will be adjusted
Murphy who recently had a difficulty with Sickles
has been removed from the sngineership Of the
Brooklyn Navy Yard
NEW York, May SO, 900 bales of cotton were
sold to-day at an advance of l. middling Orleans IA
BosroS, May 9.-The jury in the Dalton divorce
case we're out all night returned this morning and
reported that they unable to agree. Ten are
for granting divorce and two against.
NEW YORK, May 9.-The steamer Ericsson sailed
to-day with % passengers including DR.. Mcintosh,
Professor Marshall, of Philadelphia, and Richard
Stuart Of this city The latter viii occupy the Liv-
0rpool agency for the New York associated press.
Flour, State advanced 20a25 southern 10; wheat
dull; corn, mixed S5aS6; lard lS3; whisky 81.
CIECNSAT1, May 9-FlOur go whisky 271i
provisions irmer; groceries firm
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TamIIv ReraI rTarket.

We notice little Improvement in the supplies for
our retail market, both to quality and quantity
but prices still continue high. The following were
the selling rates for some leading articles
BUTTER.-We notice much better supply in
market during the present week. and prices havede-
clined somewhat. We now quote 5000 as the ru-
ling prices
FRESH MEATS-ChOice pieces of beef command
1O@12o; inferior 8@1Oo. Pork 8@lOc.
POULTRF-Chickens 2O925c; Ducks 500 4Oo
Turkeys 5OG IOOc
EGGS-l1al29c z dozen
IRISH POTATOEs-s8@s 40 Y Busbel.
CORN AIEAL-8Oc Il bushel.
GANIE-Squirrels, lOG123e each.
BACON-Shoulders lie; Sides and Hams I25C213.
LARD-I5s
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AuRusta MARKER, 1Tav q.

BACoN-The supply of this article is much less
than at the same time in former years, and our
wholesale dealers state that their sources of supply
are nearly exhausted. Hog round is selling at from
l2F to Is cents; Shoulders II Hams 10 and Sides
IA cents.
LARD-The supply is nearly exhausted. Some
are some few packages offering as low as Is to lG
cents Holders are very firm.
CoRN-There is an active demand, and prices have
advanced from 10 to Is cents the past week. Mixed
Corn worth 9j, and white 81 90 The supply is
small, and prices tending upwards.
FJOUR-There appears to be a better feeling in
the -four trade, but the large stock and the DISPOSE
ton of some holders to effect sales prevent any adj
vance in prices. City Mills, Superfne, S. and Ex-
ira Family SO; for good country brands of Super
fine, we quote 81 50GS8, and Extra So so.
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EDGEFILD OENCE N0RE.-By reference to his adver-
tisement in another column, it viii be seen that
Lindsleys first sale in this promising village viii
take place on Thursday morning next, 18th inst.
There has been a great demand for this property
during the spring but he has been unable to crafty
purchasers, on account of the unexampled inclem-
ency Of the season. The lots he proposes to sell
embrace some Of the finest in Blood's, Houston's
and Shelby's additions. We utter a most Unselfsh
sentiment when we say. that there is no more des-
rable property in the vicinity of Nashville. The
occupation of the more eligible grounds Of the old
city, tLe increase Of population in Edgefeld, the
termination Of two railroads by separate depots
there and its contguity to the business heart of q
large and growing town on this side the river, all
cOnspire to render these lots object Of desire,
not only to the Spectator but to the Of bust
ness. In our opinion, there is nothing more GER
tain than that they Will treble their present value
in the course Of a very few years. Such has been
the history Of such property in other cities and in
the neighborhood Of our own city. Ground in
West Nashville, though much farther from businesss
commands a higher price than has ever been paid
in Edgefeld There is no just reason for this
EdgefeId is nearer the city by half the distance
has far better soil, and retains its ancient for
est trees Of which West Nashville is utterly des-
titute. We honestly believe that there is to be an
immense outcome in Edgefeld We do not own a
foot Of ground within its borders. We wish We
were able to do so. We make the prediction, that
the man who purchases at the sale on Thursday
next, Will in very few years have reason to verify
every word we now utter in regard to these beauti
full grounds
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SUFFERING IN EAST TESNEssEE.-The Rogersville
Times says that great number Of people north Of
Clinch Mountain in that country actually starry
ing 1t is said hatthere is corn OF wheatn all that
country. We also learn chat a poor woman and her
four children starved to death last week They had
been living on wheat bran for some time Our Cit
zens who have grain should look to this thing-not
hold backto sell to foreign spectators. From the
present indications, all kinds Of produce which is
now in the country can be consumed at home this
year.
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DAvIDsON coUNTY sPRNa FAIR.
THIRD DAY.

Best Single Harness Mqre-Entries Jennie Lauder
dale BY Tanning Tsrmontiss by the Tenn. Live
Stock Company, and Brenda by Dr.. Foster
These horses were attached to light Bugges and were
sent outside Of the Amphithestre to make trial
over the track While making this trial the shaft Of
the buggy which Geo. Hammer drove broke, and the
mare becoming frightened dashed of at rapid rate.
Mr.. Hammer was thrown ont and the buggy passed
over him, but the buggy being light he received no
injury, and was ready to enter the list again.
which he did, riding VermOnhss. The first premium
Of $50 was taken by Jennie Laudsrdals. The second
Of $40 by VsrmoHtiss.
Best Riding GsldiHg.-Entries by Jas Thompson,
D Collision two, and Porter. OthsHo owned
BY Mr. Collision took the first premium, and Jao
Barry owned by the same took the second
Riding Marss.-Entries by Chas Bright, Jas
Thompson, of AIaury, R Hooper and W Martin
Tx EviRg owned by Mr. Hooper took the first pre-
MUM, and the mare Of Mr. Thompson took the
second premium.
Light Carriage Horsss-The premium was awarded
to Capt Hammer. These rses are held at 81 900.
Honorable mention was made of cage of Maltese
eats shOwned BY Mr. Rumsey, and also of Washing
Machine shown by the same gentleman.
BAlE OF STUCK
HoRsEs.-Enspress, bay mare, IA years old,
bought by DE- R. C. Fosterf for S415.
YermoHtess-A chestnut mare, 6 years old, weighs
1000 lbs, bought by DR.. Shelby for $3.50.
DUtebess Naid-A brown FLY, years old, bought
by Frank McNairy for 1856.
Kate Ta5er-A brown 6lly, years old, bought
BY John Harding, jr., for $500.
A bay FLY, years old bought by VIM. Owen for
$500
A pair of Morgan FLIES, bought by Tho's Platter
at Sl65 each.
HaH'z.oHian, bay colt, years old, bought by
John 0. Ewing for 500.
The Lrtsbaaa, a yearling grey colt, bought by ".
r. EllistOn, for $500
WiatirQp, a sOrrel colt 2 years old in August,
bought by W. Owen for $685.
Wa. Beai, yearlng, bought by J. C. Owen for
$3.50.
DEVON CATTLE.
Prude, calved in 1851, sold with her calf for S255
Jennie Lind, oalved in 1855, sold $3.50
Beauty, calved in 1885, sold for $3.50.
Earl Leicester, Calved in 1855, sold for S175.
Clinton, calved in 1856, sold for $500.
All Of the above Devon cattle were bought by J.
C. Owen, of Williamson.
NoTE.-In our report Of yestslRay, our entry
sR0Hld have been as follows:
SUCKLINGs- May Kss5Is and YEguia Boyd, enter
ed lF. R. Raines, and Virginia Gentry entered by
D. q. MacGavOek; Mary KceBle took the premium
Our reporter is again indebted to the same gen
teman for attention shown him at dinner time. To-
day, however, he paid his devotiOns principally to
the butter and as be spread about inch thick he
had difficulty in determining which side his bread
was buttered The reporter must have enjoyed him
self vastly during the last three days, as he was
heard to remark that, it was the best Fare he had
ever seen, though probably, this only one Of bis
wretched attempts at punning
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HOIIOway's PiIIs,--PrOmPt Relief ---No
do these searching Pulls influence the system through
the fluids which perVsds than the bowels
gin 70 perform their duties vigorously the appetite returns
and life infused into the patient. Sold the
manufactures, No 50, Maiden Lane, York. No
Strand LOndon, and by all druggists ST 25c, Hc. and 81
mar hoy
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FUNERALS.

w r. CORNELIUS Agent for the sale Of Fsk's CeIe-
W bratsd Patent Metallic Burial Cases, s
prepared attend 10 all funerals lore when hu
may be required. Oce the Pbenix WareroOm
No. 49 spring street Cherry Residence No Il ne
street, between Spring and Broad.
N.BWii also attend to receiving and forwarding bodies
&c, when notified. Taprqf-tf.
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NASHVILLE TYPoGRAPuICAL UNION No. 20
There will be a Stated Meeting of the above Union,
at the Hall Of the Mechanics Institute, on Monday
Evening. May II, 1851.
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No1ICE.-Nore than ten thousand dollars (SlO,-
OOO) having been subscribed to the capital stock Of
the Nashville Publishing and Printing Company"
therefore in compliance with the Act Incorporating
said Company, hereby notify the Stockholders
that an election for three directors will be held at
the office Of A. V. S.. LINDSEY, No. SO, College
street, on Tuesday next the 10Th inst, commencing
OF 10 o'clock, A. VI.
maylO-dtd ROLFE S SAUNDERS.
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E. R. GUAscocE's S,LE.-The lots that were sold
by this gentleman, Friday last, in Woods Addition,
brought from IS to 6,S5. avarging on the whole
about Sc per front foot
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LosT-At The Capitol Ball, Thursday night,
fine pocket handkerchief with perfumed casket
attached, which if left at this Office, will be thank
fully received and the finder literally rewarded.
mavlO-f
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Soda Water.

w take pleasure % Informing patrons ard tss rub
w lie generally that W are o. prepared 20 lslY
from fOun ain, ST. DA WATER 0f the unrest
table and cooling kTd, seasoned with ~ p o. Fut
and Berry EXuucI deea and delicious davo lsnm-
PrTing twenty different kud OurNsFFaRLLA GI,eEa
sYkUPs are Uf the finest quality and very pure,
N-d With sod summer sireuu h-uug
s. hey are hraithui and luy0EorllI Prsuus
troubled with weak suuaChs rf-dsp red diar
should rot fail TO Try their m5uilinsl virtues. believe
thai moderate oi them -oud greatly mfigl iluot
entirely cure such indie osttionz-
As ours D. TIE F0rEraTE HEALrH, most espectu'y
invite al wh0 huTsty TaruEs ffbr eriqF
Which ntOKicatzs not DEMUFlLLE & bLL
aprz9 No - Jberry street.
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DIR. JOHN Fl MORTON

QEsPECTFULLY tenders his Professional services 10 the
II citizens Of Raihys and vicinity, ofes No. 81 CheTy
suOSt, LiAn6'ET-sIT,
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Caution,

IL persons are cautioned rot 90 trade for either Of three
~ several uotss hand, executed by Nashville Ten
se on or about ths l2h MlFcu I556 pay able 20 the
order Of We.more, the Bank OF Nashville, for $780,
g. cents each and due twelve, eighteen aud twenty
months after date Said given without consider
gtoa, and ] will not pay themt JO' W. bELL
ChicHgo, H., Nay :, 1851 mayl0-'WST
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M The New York correspondent OF the Wash
ington States writes that Lord Napier, the present
British ambassador, is pro slavery man.
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PHOENIA BEDsrEAD FAC rURY
W.R. CORNELIUS, AGENT.

w. K. CORNELIUS, AGENT.
THANK Ia for past fVors and ndugerces would sug-
4 tnat we have steam up more, and will soon
be manufacturing Cottage bedstesds, Lounges, &c, OF
every description for the trade and cuso es generally
ONCE and wsreroOms, No 80 Spring rear Cherry
where will also keep general Of CHEAP
Chairs, Bureaus, ardTJbes de- and will also keep hand
and make order every description Of Mattresses DC
Person ordering from distance rely having their
orders filled, Respectfully, ". K. CURNELlUS, Agt.
SHAFFsR & Co., Proprislurs. iapr26-tf
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CHURCu DEDICAroN.-The Rev. DR.. Huston
viii preach the dedicatOry sermon in the new Meth
dist Church, in CLABOREEs addition, South Nash
Vile. at o'clock, Sabbath afternoon 10th inst.