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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOX & VAN HOOK, real Estate Agents,
Il 49O1a Seventh street above ID street have for sale
cheap 49, acres of LAND, well improved, situated
on Seventh street, two miles from the Centre Mar
ket.
Also, nearly opposite, 80 acres very highly i'm
proved with modern buildings.
Also, 86 acres of unlmpToved LAND, seven miles
from the city on the Seventh-street road
Also, several desirable Lots of to Is acres each,
One-half mile from the city.
Also, a fine FARM, with firstcass Improvements
in Prince William county. Virginia. containing S+5
of ~ acres, of l2O acres, and one Ol
40 acres. together with a number of FARMS and
unImproved Lands IN the adjoining counties.
Also, large variety of Houses and Building Lots
IN all parts of the city, some of which will be sold
very low.
Capitalists, Trustees, Widows, and others. hav-
ing money they wish safely and prOftably to invest
will lind at their office Trust notes and other un-
doubted securities. which can be purchased, to
realize clear interest of from II to % per cent. per
annum.
Persons having Farms, Houses, other property
they wish to sell. exchange, obtain loans upon,
unimprOyed Land or Building Lots they wish 10 real
ize income from, will find it advantageous to
suit with them, as having an extensive acquant
and long, active and successful experience
dealers in cal Estate, they tiatter themselves that
any business they may recommend consummate,
Will prove alike satisfactory to their employers and
credltable to themselves. NAV 25-2w
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The bids should be marked Proposals for Stamp
ed Envelopes" and addressed Third Assistant
Postmaster General, Post Office Department -
AARON v. BROWN,
ie I-dtiy6 POStmagter GeneraI
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COLT'S NEW MODEL, WARMERS AND
u Aliens Reyolyers, Self Cooking Pistols, Al
lens Single and Double Barrel Pistols, Powder
Gun Worms. Eley's,. Walkers, Cox's, and g. ID.
Percussion Caps, Eley's and Baldwin's Gun Wa!-
ding, Wad Cutter, and good assortment of Gun
Trimmings, for sale by
f.. X. LUNDY,
- may No. I28 Bridge street, Georgetown.
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nor RENT.-The HOUSE on 6 street. between
Il 18th and 2ntn streets. First Ward, formerly occu
pied by Lieut.. Harr isOn II is nearly new, well fin
lshed, and has all the modern Improvements, with
Carriage house and Stable, servants room above.
Apply TO WM. BROWN, next door NAV I5-tf
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Pianos, &c.
DIANo FORTE INSTRUCTION.

Mr.. w. III. PALMER continues 20 add new mem
bers to ms classes. Apply to Mr.. PAL-r-z1
MEX, at his Rooms over Farnham' sS=TT%S1
bookstore, Tuesday, "Wednesday. Fri-' . w
day. and Saturday, between 2and D. m.
Terms IS per quarter. ap25-tf
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EOR SALE.-My RESIDENCE on the corner of
IL New Jersey avenue and G. street south, Capitol
Hill, fronting on the avenue l62 feet inches, and on
street south 2S feet ii inches and containing nearly
81 900 square feet.
may 8-tf w. F. PHILLIPS.
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nor SALE-At bargain. and very easy
Il terms, TRACT OF LAND. suitable for
dairy farm, other purposes, and within miles of
Washington city. For particulars apply at No. 5l2
I'D story 18th street.
may Is If POLLARD WEBB.
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SELLLING OFF --..-
-, -, RICH BAREGE ROBES
FRANCK A. MCGEE
may 9-eo2w 2A Pa. ay., bet. 18th add 18th SITS,
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BALTIMORE CITY MALT HOUSE.
MALT FOR SALE.-The undersigned having
recently purchased the CITY MALT HOUSE
corner of West Falls avenue and Block street
would announce 10 his friends and the public, that he
has II now in full operation with large supply of
MALT for sale on liberal terms.
INV 6-3m FRANCIS DENAIEAD.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-02
ORDER OF PROCESSION FOR THE FOURTH

ORDER OF PROCESSION FOR THE FOURTH
OF JULY CELEBRATION.
LIST. The Chief Marshal and his aids
I'd. Music by Brass Band
Sd. Twelve young ladies in carriages.
4th. Printing Press. printing the Declaration of
Independence, which will be distributed among the
citizens as the procession passes along.
9Th. Orators of the day
9TH. Swiss Relief Society aud Germans.
9Th. Citizens in carriages and on horseback.
The procession will form on Cedar street, with the
right resting the square, and thence proceed
around the square to College street. thence Union
street, thence to Cherry street, thence to Spring
street, and thence out the Harding turnpike to Cock
rilrs Spring, where most beautiful flag will be
presented to the Swiss Relief Society by the young
ladies, after which Address will be delivered and
the Declaration of Independence read by H. NJ R.
Fogg, Esq, and an Grafton suitable to the occasion
will be delivered by Randall W. McGavock, Esq.
AL citizens are respectfully invited to join the
procession, which will move precisely at o'clock,
at the ringing of the city bell. Every needful
preparation has been made to make it grand gala
day. First rate ausc, good dinner, and plenty for
ALL with ample provisions fore those who may wish
to enjoy the festivities Of the day.
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SATURDAY SMALL SCHEME
$1,000 NUmBERS-PrizesP Payable without
Deduction
CAPITAL SI2.OOO!!
SCHEME.
Whole Tickets S4-Halves 2-Quarters /.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.


Same the Roy Lottery of Cuba-with this difference
the Havana Lottery has $4,000 Numbers-this has only
10 00s
There two wheels each Of which there placed
two Locks The SuperinCndens have each ley to the
Lock, and the wheels cannot be opened rness both
present There placed in the wheel Of numbers tin
tubes containing slips Of paper with the numbers from No.
10 Is 600 In the wheel Of prizes there placed tin
tubes containing slips Of paper with the prizes on them
ranging from $l5 900 to $lUU.
When the drawing takes place, which will be in public
the wheels unlocked and after revolving them num-
Der drawn out Of the wheel Of numbers and the same
time one Is drawn out OF the Prize wheel by boys with arms
ba to the shoulders and biDdoded the tube slipped
Oh, and the number held and enrolled that the whole
audience cAn see 1.-THE number then called Oh and
registered BY the SOperiuIendeuts The Prize drawn
is credited 10 the number drawn at the time and 50
on until n the prizes drs cut copy of the draw
ing then the priD aud after comparison the
Supenepdeut certify to The correctness of the drawing
These SupeTiaienden!s 10 perform their duty
without tegr or favor
|, will be perceived that in this plan every prize is
drawn out and OF course person must get them;
drawing is sent every ordering tickets The Prizes
ST payable thirty days alter the draSiLg, full without
deducuOn
Esy- Drawing takes places every Saturday.
Bank Notes of sound BInks taken at par. Checks on
New York RENTED FIR prizes
F Address orders for Tickets certificates Of Pack.
ages g. IT, WINTER Box $50 Nashville Tennessee,
ANDERSON son, hsnagers.
ju'y9 Il Macon or Savannah, Ga.
fsy Persons holding Prize Tickets of j. F. Winter,
Manager, viii send them TO use Tor payment
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MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHER
SPRI NGS.

THIS WATERING PLACE will BE- open the reception
OF Visitors the 10Th day OF June next
the Eastern Slope of the Aliezhani-s,
the summit, Montgomery County, Virginia, seventy
eight mie- West Of iyEch0uTg, and two hundred miss
West Richmond, within and half miles Of the Viz
gnia Raj! DAD from which thsrs is branch
Railroad TO the door OF he Reception House..
Waters been resOed TO for many BY the
people surrounding country and since the place has
been improved, by very large number Of Visitors from
Of the Union. most Of whom testify 70
their efficacy in a number ofdiseases.
improvements of the first order; the
large aad airy aud many them arranged with particular
regard to TIE comfort aud con VeBienee of Families.
The Dinning HoOm has deem much enlarged since last
season aad viii UnGor the management OF CHAELKs e..
THoMPsON ESQ RichmOnd whose capacity IS Caterer Is
unsurpassed.
To the seekers Halh Pleasure this place presents
attractions seld be with at Watering Place, and
SEC 1nd % nOue in III Ubiun.
Ia addition to the Railroad facilities by which visitors
from SECTIONS Of tbs country be brought
Of tae Reception wi be daily Line psor
-Four HOe Coaehs, b. way o. the New River White Sui
phUr Springs celebrated salt Lake Red Sail,
Ggeenbfer Whaes al pier aBd Sweet springs.
The L. nchburg * abb giOB Teleg aph Company have
constructed Branch 81 their Bne hess springs opened
an Ofiee 10 the Reception House.
Ample provision hee made for the comfortable
mTodaon One thousand and effort will be
spared 10 reader tdeir so1rB pleasant and agreeable.
ROBERT, H. MOSBY, PKksiT,
Montgomery White Sulphur Springs Company.
lIne6-dI m-eod i'm W .25aug.
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IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES, AND ALL
WHO WISH TO KEEP COOL WATER
AND FRESH MEATS.

)ATENT Double Wall Ice Water Pitchers both Silver
Plated and Britania-the bioest and latest inven
don for keeping cool water for family use.
Aso-Doubie Wall Porcelain lined Silver Plated Ice
Pitchers.
Also-Doube Wall Porcelain lined Siver-PIate Water
Coolers, beautiful well good artice-the haudsopes
article Tor the purpose yet invented.
AIso-Arthurts SelEseang Fruit Cans ana lars
acknowledged 70 be the best article purpose of pre
serving fresh Fruits.
Also-Preserving Jars Of all sizes 10 Glass.
Also--iN eight complete, handsome ane French
China Dinner Sets offered Cost reduce stock and
make for supplies, Hicks China Hall. NJ. 40
Public Square. A. Il. Hicks.
Nashville, June 23-lW
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COMMUNICATIONS.
FOURTH OF lilly

Mr.. EDITOR: Will you allow little space in
your paper for a suggestion, merely repetition
of good suggestion which appeared in one of our
city papers few days ago in relation the celebra
ton of the glorious Fourth. My suggestion is that
the bells of the various Churches, eEngine hou-
ses, City Hail. Manufactures, SC, be rung at sun
ise, noon and sunset, together with an artillery sa-
lutte on the day of the Fourth, in order to revive
remembrance OF the glorious events which charac-
terised the first 4th, at least the first very notable
fourth of any July previous to that of l776.
UNION POR AMERICA
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RIVER TRANSPORTATION,
BY The FASHIOTLINE.


COMPOSED of The following very light draught
T6e COLI MBiA, 300 tors capacity, and IL draugh of
WtteT -
of wat-T. 49,.
The new iron steamer AMAZON $50 tons capacity, and
IL inches draught OF water.
The AMAZON is but of iron, and expense has been
spared cJnstructon make her by Of the pat
ronage OF the public.
These compose the line for The approaching
SON witt from their light draught OF water, be enabled
10 deliver goode promptly al all stages OF veT, and
shippers by this line may rely dispatch IN ths forward
ing Of their goods.
The importance ofkeeTng up water communication be-
Savannah and Augusta Is too parent to the
chants uf Augusta, Savannah, and the INTERIOR require
any advocacy suffice it to say thai the
nicaun Is nOw aud has been since Of
railroads, regulating um for freight charges No
better evidence this can be produced thaa the exceeding
Iy low rates ufsght between snd Angus Sen
compared with other points huL dIed miles either
side of
Mr. COHEN is still The Agent Of this line at SaYan
nah to whom all goods should be cOnsigneI which will be
for arded of any charge for commission. One Ibe
Boats of this line viii leave Savannah every other day, and
discharge this place tri'weekly. JOHN A. MOoHE.
june27-im.
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THE FLUx ANNIHILATED.


EVERY Summer and Fall thousands of persons die Of
Fux, Cholsrs, Dysentery, Gripping Pains, and other,
irregularities of the Bowels 1t be cured in every
for IS OfTuekers Cholera Syrup, which
tested by the best physicians in the South and
West and by them pronounced the most e6ectua remedy
1t has performed astonishing than
any specific. human life De saved in nine
out of by of rs Buy bottle and
Seep 1t by you.
For sale in Nashville by HERMAN & RAINS, and T.
WELLS, Agents. The Proprietor having unboundsd con-
hdenes the efficacy of his medicine has authorised the
Agents TO distribute it cautiously Enti its virtues
thoroughly tested Persons afflicted with Of the above
complaints will please call the agents and get bottle
free Of charge. ImRy6-d.
Second Call on the Subscribers of stock
TO Nashville Coal COmpany.-The subscribers Of
stock the Nashville Coal Company notified that a
cond call of per upon the subscribed has been
make payable the 18th July the Bank OF the Union
The work isprogressing rapidly and is important tina
he calls should be promptly met TO enable the company TO
make shipment of coal Fall
DIP. CARTER
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BILhS, GhENAUINE5,
STAPLE coon
Beaver Dam Springs.

RE in Hickman county, Tennessee, Beautiful clear
IA small creek of pure and living water densely
shaded grove, where the air il COOL pure bracng
It's waters equal not superior 10 any in the South west,
having foyr suPher Springs, alt differing materially;
CAyebias and several Of the pures and coolest FeeOne
the world Taking ell things together It is considered By
competent judges 10 be Of the first aerns places
In the United States Beaver Dan Is
lumba Nearly half of the road the balance
best dirt road IN Tennessee. From Wsynesbero' only
RoOut thirty miles and from PERI willie
distance Good hunting and fishing by and the very
best OF Brandy Wine and Cigars, kept for table
puEposes Billiard Tables Nine Pin Alley and many smaller
games for exercise health and pleasure Iavads and
PeAureseekers particularly respectfully invited TO
visit this place. We authorised refer Rev l..
r Green Kussel Housion James Kills, K. w Brown and
Washington MeredeIh Of Nashville; nearly every man,
man and child in Columbia and Maury county, Rt Rev Jas
Oiey s. p Walker Col. r. g. LooGey, and Duncan B. FRI
eTson OF Memphis.
CHARGES WILL BIZ
Children under 10 years old HalfPfioe
Servants of all ages HalfPriee.
ANY kinds conveyauces ready al all times
al Columbia to take to Beaver DAM About three hun
ded persons be comfortably accommodated dOnt be-
heve when you hear thai d full
We would most earnestly and respectfully enTite
friends ana the pablie TO vis Beaver Dam,
ready to receive them. EAsLEY & o.
Under the supervision and control of Mrs Jane 4. Keller
une Aft.
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lust REC EIV ED-Waier Coolers of various patterns,
81 Eve minute Ice Cream Freezers, Toilet Set Pressed
and Japanned tin Ware Veudlh Chairs and Setees, Tin
Plate Copper sheet Iron and Russia Iron for sale
by iunoIe-lmt p. " MA&EY Il i'0.
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$50 REWARD.

WILL pay Fity Dollars reward Cor Negro man named
LOGAN, fdevsred 10 az No -, CeOar street, Nash
VILE, Tenn. from J. Lgmsden's lanyard few
days He brought here by John Sherwood from
Isekr nrdge JOuntv, KY about the sh OF November last
lie sprcbabiy about Nashville, viii Ty
get back into the neigtbosoOd Of B0wiiDggee ny
lie Is OF black complexion, about IS of age, feet
inches high, weighs about 40 POUNDS, mas stass ing viii
keTs black Bucnayist4 hat BLACK Summer eoai black CO.
ufed PANTS white shr Aad stoga shoes. be quick spo-
KEN RRd i'll sedO look one Ia The lace when spoken
To- fine IL 81 IHOS. G. JAMES.
III Bowling GrJen (hy.) Standard copy lhFee months
and send this Office.
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Wheat, Wheat.

WANTED 900, 900 bushels prime White and Red Wheat
w for which will LAY the highest market price, de
hvered at Ware house, Spring and Clark Street,
Nashville. Wheat will be classed as follows:
Ten cents per bushel WILL be paid Tor prime White above
prime Red, and 10 below for prime MediteTranian-
this Wheat the 10 ses classification. When Amber Wheat
is prime eve cents bushel will be paid the price Of
Spring ard other Red Wheats.
The Amber Is known here by Farmers Blue Stem or
Missouri Wheat. Next TO this is the Golden ChAf-most
desirable
First Class, White; Second Glass, Amber;
Third Class Golden Chat; Fourth Spring
and all other Red Wheas except the MEDITERRANEAN which
is ten cents below in value.
$4,000 Grain Sacks on hand by
iJne2S HIS. FRENCH a. SON.
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PENMAkSHIP.
M r DO A r

w ILL open new Class In Wiring Tuesday the e3d
w inst, the Stors OF L. 2. Beech No 40 College
street. where Ladies and Gentlemen short time
learn to write with ase, neainess and rapidly.
n Parents have their children taught during
SCHOOL VACATIONS,
-&r<2A s afterwards TO devote all their time to
other lies, in tie other Schools.
Those who wish know whether this by chea
ard certain method OF learning write, Mi refers
TO several hundred pupils taught by him in Nashville either
last winter twelve years since.
Persons from the country can finish their lessons
neck.
dours, 9 10 IL, A. M, ; to5 P. M.
y. B. Those wishing in Mr. DIS classes apply
Immediately, his stay will necessarily be much shorter
than on his recent visit to Nashville june2l.
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Chancery Sale ola Valuable House
and Lot, U

T)Y virtue of decree Of the Chancsry Court Nashville
ID in the r. J. CaTrey against G. D. Elliott et ais,
shall sell T. the CHEST bidder at public auction, the
premises, the lth OF July next House ard Lot on
DemumbraHe street, in the city Of Nashville
upied By James PiHBket, Bsq., family
dsnce.
TERas OF the purchase money casa ana me
bfenee credit OF one, and three years, With IN
eTe-goOd security being required and lien retained of
the payment Of the purchase money For Hrher parieu
lars, spPy 70 TJuse5 I'd. prsfees6 C. BRiEN. O. n
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Excellent Land For sale.

IN WEDNESDAY, JIG Y Is, will offer for sale TO the
- highest bidder, liberal credits, Of he most feT
tile Tracts of Land in Davidson county, containing about 4O
acres, lying the road leading from Franklin to
half mile Mouth of the SOlens vile turnpike road three
miles south of The Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad and
twelve miles from Nashville.
is not desire to pun overrate what we have to
SELL desire just and conception
of the property but IL desire different, u wound be
difficult the qualities and advantages of this
tract of land 1t has dark loose and virgin sol Of the mOs
productive quality about 200 cleared, and in high
of cultivation, and 200 in splendid tin Der, all
under excellent fences, built almost entirely of Cedar
WATER OF SUPERIOR QUAIL ri-SEVEN OK MORE
NEVER FAILING SPRINGS, AN ID RUNNING STREAMS,
afordng fields woods aud pastures constant supply
water; heavily timbered with poplar; oak ssh sussret
lynn boxeluer, black locust and sueen cslsrto keep up
the fences.
THE DWELLING is a very neat and comfortable wool
building weahsTboOroed and painted outside and ceiled
lathe plasered and papered inside, with good and
eommodiOus rooms two porehes and dy and airy cellar
underneath good dounie kteatn, houses carriage
house large granay, sheddei good tobacco
stables cribs, aud splended garden select
with 300 bearing trees full
orchard peache and apple trees, With many other fruit
spring house. good horse mil, mill stones best French
burr and sup rne bOtng chest and CLOTH with Many other
eonveniences too TEDIOUS TO MENTION
Taken all together this Is OF the richest, most desa
BILE and productive Of land la Davidson county, and
will be sold1u
FIVE LOTES,
Varying in size from co 10 40 acres Or We would eel all
together suit purchasers would make one OF me
stock farms in the State Persons wishing TO examine
plan will call SOLoMAN G. MORTON, on the pre-
misses the vi delsiged at No. o. Cherry street.
third January. 1885, and baace nrst Janaary iet0
Notes well secured, out interests, required ana lien
retained.
Omni0uses and collation. free as usual. Those desiring
will please atihe Poet a1iee by ocleeSi A ~
NANCE & WOODWARD,
iunee4-ee.d. Agents.
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MARRIED-In this city, at the residence of Mr..
W. o. Harris, on Tuesday, 30th June, by Rev. T. A.
Thompson, WN. BYRD DOUGLAS, of Nashville, to
Miss SALLIE c., daughter W. }. Cragwsll, Esq, of
Wilson county
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GRAND PICNIC AND CoTILLON EXCUR-
SION To MAREBONE GROVE.

On Wednesday, July /, on board the Steamer WIN.
HENRY which has been rehtted for the occasion -Gven
By the Pioneer Hook and Ladder COMPANY No l. Tickets
$2-admit gentleman and ladies' Can be obtained Of
OF the Committees slso at the principal Book and Music
Stores. The Co mitee will endeavor do all that lies in
their power to make this of the pleasant trip of the
The boat will leave Bros ST. wharf att O'Clock pre-
cisely, and lower wharf at O'Clock.
N B. Hooks Brass and String Band engaged for the
occasion.
Committee Of Arrangemonts-M. Powers, VIM. Davis,
VIM Culbert, Lewis urgino, K. K. BOswch H. EAs,
President, W n. Funston, Secretary. rune 2S
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BY TELEGRAPIt.s


NEW ORLEANS, June s0.--Ths Empire City has
been allowed to come up from cuarantine to-day
Her Inails and portion OF her passengers arrived
yesterday. s,s4rSI
Cotton sales 1900 bales; higher. Sales Of three
days, $500 bales. Receipts, 1000. Stock on hand
59000 decrease 245, $780, decrease a. all ports $685.
25O.f
Corn 76c.sSo per BUSH; other markets unchanged.
CINCINNATI. June so.-Flour irregular al 30;
Corn Coo; Wheat declined &C.; Whisky 26c
J. l. Haven Co.'S Foundry and nine dwellings
burned. -s e
NEW YORK, June S0.--Cotton advanced TO- Or.
leans middling l45; upland 143; -four $50 to 40;
wheat and corn quiet; Mess pork %; provisions dull
Linseed oil 300.
:, WASHINGTON, July 1.-The overland route to
California has been selected, beginning at St. Louis
and Memphis, thence forming junction at Little
Rock, Arkansas, in the direction of Preston to the
Rio Grande, near Fort Fillmore, or Donna Anna;
thence along the road which being constructed to
Fort Yuma; thence through the best passes to San
Francisco The contract for semi-weekly service
at $780, 200 was awarded to John Butterheld, VIM.
B. Dinmore, VIM g. Fargo, V. P, Gardner, Marquis
Kenoin, Alex Holland, Of New York, and Hamilton
Spencer, of Illinois. sl
The Court OF Claims has adjourned till October.
BOSTON July 1.-The steamer Europa sailed for
Liverpool to-day with nearly 100000 in specie.
LOUISVILLE, July 1.--River, there is feet
water in the canal and feet inches on the falls
and receding Weather cloudy; thermometer "a
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COTOOsA SPRINGS, GEORGIA..

THE Proprelos pleased to announce 10 the public
that this fashionable Watering Place will be opened for
reception visitors the 18th f June, when they nateP
themselves they win be enabled by their upIemied
don and inc reased faciss render their
frable any similar establishment in tn south Dur
ing heir will be Fancy Ball and Tournament,
which will be duly announced. -...
iuneo-ttuJ - bAI9hH heDoNALD.