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Perfectly Pure Medical Tonic

Invaluable as n remedy against BAD WATER,
GRAVEL, INDIGESTION. DYSPEPSIA. DEBIlI-
TY, &c They also certify that they toand my
Schnapps to be free from Arnylic Alcohol or Fusil
Oil. an exceedingly hurful ingredient, found in all
common Gin. which Dr. Mott describes as "fetid.
acrid, and ashmatica and producing irrepGrahle ef-
fects upon the and stomach" The certificates
also prove my Schnapps perfectly clear of "the Sc
cond or heavier Essential Oil of Juniper, also dan
gerous component, produced by the over distiation
practiced increase the quantity in making ordinary
Gin"
These statements are made with view To invite
comparison i'm California, between the genuinely olfc's
Schnapps and the various brands c bogus limitations
mixed dociored up, or fweeened Gin; in square
black bottles, Limitation Of my style OF botles) under
different names and labels, whether marked London,
GERMANY, Holland Scheidam Schnapps, &C., in inti-
mite variety-confdent that the trial will result in
California Just US il has long since done in all the
older States, in repudiatng all the bogus. unwholo-
limitations referred to,and the complete triumph
of my pure Scheidam Schnapps.
desire briefly to notice two facts which have lately
added largely to the use of Wolfes Schnapps in the
City of New York and elsewhere. let. Pure French
Brandy it Is now almost impossible to obtain-neary
all the brandy imported from France being American
rnw spirits sent there made into handy. and shipped
back again. I'd. Many people are abandoning the
use of American whiskey, brandy and gin, since 1t
has been discovered that STRYCHNINE. deadly
poison. is in at the west in distling' thereby III
creasing the yield of Liquor about one-third.
In conclusion, will say to all who desire whole
some agreeable tonic and stimulent,gve fair trial o
" o L + E S
Scheidam Aromatic SChnapps.
UDOLPHO WOLFE, 5 ole Importer.
a6-3m % Beaver street, New York
, 1857-03-06


UNrREcENrED COLD WEATHER AND SNOW
STORMS on THE ATLANTIC sIDE.-Wc copy
the following from the N. Y. Tribune Of
January 2lst:
"Thc terrible storm which began here
on Sunday afternoon continued with. mex
ampled violence until last night. 1t also
extended for great distance in every di-
rection, reaching from the seaboard to the
lakes, and from the Potomac TO Canada.
The cold of Sunday we think has not been
equaled, in this region at least, within the
present century. All along the northern
frontier The mercury went down ten, twenty
and thirty degrees below zero, and at
Wutertown, in this State, the quicksilver
froze up at thirty seven below, while a
spirit thermometer marked forty degrees
below zero, or sereaiy-t,c0 degrees below
the freezing point, The oldest inhabitant''
is beaten at last. lie cannot recall the
equal of the cold Sunday of 1857. In aud
around this city the snow began to fall on
Sunday afternoon, and continued with little
intermission until Monday evening The
depth canno: be ascerta.aed because Of
the drifting, but would probably be at
least foot. No railroad trains arrived
or departed yesterday, consequently no
mails were received. Iarbor navigation
is difficult and dangerous, while the Sonnd
is completely shut up. The ferries work
slow and irregularly, in consequence Of
floating ice. We hear Of some wrecks and
loss Of life on the Jersey coast, but having
no reliable communication, are unable to
give particulars. 1t is more than proba-
bic that we shall have terrible accounts in
day or two. As We write, at IL o'clock
Monday night, the sky is clear, the wind
fresh but not very heavy, aud the temper
ature reasonably up"
, 1857-03-06


Governor Geary, of Kansas, has issued q
message, in which he says: a-
"When the interests of the people shall
reqaire a State government, and direct
popular vote necessary to give it sanction
and effect, it will be the proper occasion,
once for all, todecide the grave political
question which underies all well regulated
commonwealth"
The Governor advises the Legislature
to let slavery alone, where the constitution
places it, and forego legislation in refer
ence to it, until State constitution is for
med; denounces the test oath act, and re.
commends its repeal and suggests the
enactment of law requiring residence
in the Territory Of ten days to prevent il
legal voting.
The "Lqgas' Free State Legislature,
"Gzzled OUT on the 18th January, 10 meet
again on the 2nd Tuesday in June, Nei.
ther the "pretender" Governor-the no.
torious RoB1NsoN, nor the "pretender I"
Lieut. Governor, made their appearance
at Topeka, during the time the " Jogus "
concern pretended to hold'a session of the
Legislature. Bleeding Kansas" has now
ceased to bleed" Since the arrival of
Gov. GEARY in that territory-"order rcigas
in Wdrsaw"
, 1857-03-06

"The Newark, n. j., Mercury relates q
case of boy aboutl2 or IA years of age,
who is kept at work at one of the factories
of that city from I A. ~ till 10 P. ", fof
which he receives 81 80 per week The
Mercury adds that this is "but one case
Of several in the same establishment y
BOslCa Statesman.
Such is the slavery established by the
''lords of the loom" We advise the low
ers of hiaFsy hair in this tceitory to re-
member that there Is such a thing as ,chite
serldom in the northern manufactures ;
and we desire them also to remember, that
slave labor in the south is confined to day
Eglt-say ten to ok@elyo hours, and with
provided with good substantial food, and
ample comfortable clothing Only think
of boy working Is hours per day, and
receiving 81 so per week, to provide him.
self with board, clothing, &C., &c.
, 1857-03-06

We are indebted to Jerry Sullivan for
files of Salt Lake papers up to January 1th
The fourteenth general epistlo has been
published, which exhibits the temporal ant
spiritual affairs of the Saints" in a -four
sliing condition.
There was some small pox in the terri
tory.
Several companies Of Immigrants had ar,
rived.
Snow is deeper in the valley than at any
former period since it was settled by the
whites, and is deeper still both north and
south of this place.
Hebcr c. Kimboll has been elected pres
ident of the council, and Hosea Stout,
speaker Of the house.
, 1857-03-06

b<S- 1t is estimated by the Ohio Farmer,
that the profits of the wool crop in that
state the past season were $4,000, ,OOO.-
State Register.
We haye been prepared ever since lhe
election, to hear of large gain in the
inOof crop Of that state, but never supposed
it would Reach in value anything Ike SO.
OO0, 900.
, 1857-03-06

Es9- We would ask of our readers that
they peruse, attentively, numher of par
agraphs on the 5th column Of the first page
Of today's paper, extracted from the
Quincy, ILL.,, Herald, and other exchanges,
and especially showing the economical and
satisfactory manner affairs connected with
the treasury department has been eonduc-
ted. The administration ofpresident Pierce
which went out of power on Wednesday,
of this week, will present to the future his
torian a dean sheet Mr.. BUCHANAN may
well consider himself fortunate, should be
able to retire with as good a grace.
, 1857-03-06

. The ATLANTIC TELEGRAPu.-Cyrus W.
Field Esq, arrived from England, by the
Baltic, on the 25th of December. He
brought confirmation Of the contract for
the making of the great Atlantic Telegraph
cable, and states that the work was rapid.
ly under way. He brought with him .
specimen of the work
, 1857-03-06
Negro instruction In The south.

For ssvernl months past, the papers re-
ceived here. BY Hail and express, from the
sohtherrfstates, particularly, have contained
articles foreshadowing serious apPrehcn-
sions that an nsurrectonary movement was
meditatcd' by the slaves in the south-re-
ceiyng aid aud comfort, and being stimnla-
ted by incendiary aboltionis's lathe north,
in connection with free negroes. To what
extent the meditated uprising Of the color
ed race had extended, it was difficult to as
certain but the time assigned for the con
tomplatcd commencement Of the butchcry,
plunder, general rapine aal destruction Of
property of the south by the black man,
was, by common consent fixed during the
Christmas hollidays--a week that the ne
groes Of the south Tegord themselves, yir-
tually as frecmen. We have 10 doubt but
that the kinkey headed" Kansas Shrek
ers, abolition ministers of the gospel u
the kansas emigrant aid society," It's
agents, &C., planned the conspiracy, as far
as i; extended, and the fruits Of their in
fanny. and morbid philanthropy, have been,
that the poor dcluded black ringleaders of
the insurreetion, and there were many Of
them, especially in the vicinity of the Ohio
and Mississippi rivers--Cumberland and
Green, 10 southern Kentucky aud Tennes-
see, have been executed. \ game of mis-,
cradle duplicity was practicod upon them
by the northern fanatics, They we're made
acquainted in advance with the sectional
political struggle that was going on, and
which was to elect Fremont president Of
the United States, and their creduljiy was
so far taxed, that they were made to be-
lieve, if even executed in Consequence Of
their insurectionary movement, Mass. Ere.
mont, when elected president, would re-
store them to life again,
Reports of very contradictory nature
are published in the Southern papers re-
ceired by the express CONCERNING the negro
iusnrrection excitement some stating that
there was still much feeling on the subject,
and that the citizens of various parts kept
themselves prepared for any emergency,
while others state that the whole alarm
has died out, and that no Que feels the
l. Il Al
, 1857-03-06

CuBA.--By the arrival Of the Isabel at
Charleston we have dates from Havana TO
the 10th inst. The health of DIR. Kane
was improving,
, 1857-03-06

Capt. VIM. G. peaSe, of Edgarton, Of
the L. s. revenue service, has been order
ed to Milan, Ohio, tosuperintend the con
structon Of six reyenue cutters for the
lakes. Boston Statesman.
Capt. VIM. c. PEAsE, late in command
of the reyenac cutter JsG. Daris, stationed
on Puget Sound, has host Of friends in
this territory-having endeared himself to
them by the urJanity of his manners, gen
tlemaaIy department, and by many acts Of
gratuitous kindness. The names Of Capt
PEAsE and Capt. SrERRErT, late Of tie U
S. sloop Of war Decatur, will ever be re-
membercd with feelings ofprofound respect
and unfeigned gratitude, by the citizens Of
this territory, for the active, manly and
gallant course pursued by them, in the pro-
lection of the dcfence!ess towns and set
Elements along the Sound, during the exis-
tencc Of Indian hostilities. \ long life to
Capt. PEAsE, and may abundant success
attend him in all his undertakings, wherey,
er his lot may be cast.
, 1857-03-06

"The L. S. government is shipping live
OAK from Florida 70 Portland Maine, for
ship building IN, o. Pio1ygac,
The French government is shipping spars
from Pnget Sound, to be used in the con
slruction Of vessels for the navy Of that
power. Did our own government consult
its true interests, whilst it is shipping oak
from oDs extreme OF the Union to the 9th
er for ship building, it would follow the
example of Fregch government, and look
to this northwestern extreme for its spars.
We apprehend that ere many years Uncle
SAM will profit by the example of France,
and become wise.
, 1857-03-06
- M clcrk of thc honsc. Ho.

p3r The clerk of the house, Hon. VIM.
Cullom, has just Published an official state
ment of the appropriation, regular and
definite, Of the first and second sessions of
the thirty-fourth congress. The following
are the aggregated items:-
Civil, diplomatic aad miscellaneous so ,G3l s9j 20
Army loItarations and llilit'y Acady l5,77Glj9 o.
Indian department and VeGsoH-. ...... $3.50 3l1 s.
Naval service. ,.......... ...,..... ll,2sj 0tj 81
Post OMre department. .............. l35slG-l 90
Ocean mail stca,ler service. ......... 20l3fAJ 90
Tctil ..................... sj7,27l ,7s9, %
, 1857-03-06
MoNrpELIER. YrENoYr,

Thursday, Jan. l5thd lSSbt
The Hon. Samuel Prcutiss, Judge oll%
United States District Court OF VeIlD.-a
and for many years United States sena-'
died at his residence here this ailein's~
CLEyERLAND, Thursday, Jan, 9, iS''g
Il6race Greely has brought libel "; y;
againstJ. w. Gray, editor of The Cie'lt.t, X,
PlaiaacaEr, for articles published y ". s.,'
paper during and since the late eamprs
The damages claimed are $40, ,OeO.
kG- The Steubenvill Union, editeq
Andrcw Stewart, has long article u
vor of Wm. Allen for a seat IN Bdenan11-
Cabinet.
la 1t is said that Gen. Houston W x,
he candidate for Governor Of Texas o. -. y
next canvass. ,3sln.
Gsy- The South Carolina LeglSl's-,
chose Hon. Il. F.AIsroN, GoycrnoI' al Sst
Hon. q. CANNoN Lieut., Governor, Oh =
State f.aG
Ia The Jersey CITY Telegraph, rlVs p,s1I.
the name of Stephen A.. Douglas 'of A
dcnt in 1860
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-11
C A N DID A T e S
mUNICIPAL ELECTION.

81 We are authorized to announce J. T. BEoWS can
didate for Alderman in the 4th Ward.
~ We are authorized to announce SAM. RDDLEBERGER
as a candidate for Alderman in the Sd Ward.
EB- We authorized to announce ISAAC PAUL =
candidate for Alderman in tile 9TH Ward.
~ e are authorized to WILLIAM R. DEMUM-
RRANE candidate for Alderman in the % Ward.
~ We authorized to announce J r. BRUCE
cand date for Mayor Of Nashville the ensuing municipal
election.
~ We authorized to announce joins CoLTAET as a
candidate for Alderman Of the First Ward.
~ We are authorized A. D. CREIGHToN as
a candidate for Alderman Of the Fourth Ward
~ We authorized announce J. P. coLEAfAs
candidate for reelection Alderman in the 9th Ward.
EN- We are authorized announce ROBERT B. CASTLE
candidate for Mayor Of the city at the ensuing
municipal election.
~ JOHN A. McEwES, Egg, will Alderman in
the Fifth Ward, if elected. aug 24-td.
SY- We authorized to G. NJ. FOeG a can
didate for Alderman in the 5th Wald. aug24
~ We are authorized announce that DAVID H.
WAEE viii serve as Alderman the Fourth Ward, if
elected.
GB- We authorized 10 announce ANDREW ANDERSON
candidate reelection Mayor Nashville the
ing municipal election.
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advertisement
los MEDICAL PREPARATIONS
Tuu CTToR

EVERY KNOWN DISEASE!
The undersigned having appointed sole Agent for
Nashville, the sale Of the Medical Preparations recon-
mended IN CDR Freeses Combined System Of Practice for
Physicians aud Families, would respectfully offer them to
such Of citizens need a restorative to heath.
These preparations compounded from the recipes Of
celebrated Physicians and Surgeons OF Europe
and America and will eueTg k0u disease that at
all within the reach ofTemedies These Preparations have
been years by Freese and other cee-
brsted Physicians of country in their daily practice,
and have been found invariably eGectual.
For further particulars Dr. Freeses Combined sys-
tenn Of Praetice,-togelher with Cards, Posters, &C.
Both the Book, Medicine Chests and Medicines may be
the undersigned at his Drug slore, in Nashville.
JOHN J. BEECH,
No. 20 SeWanee Building, oege St.,
unei6-6m. Nashville, Tenn.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ny THE NATIONAL LINE.
IRepOrss Furnished By the Associated Press.
FURrHETk NEWS PER EUROPA.


HALIFAX, September s--John Doherty, Who
failed at Liverpool was arrested for suindling.
The India mail had arrived. Delhi was still held
BY the mutineers on the 18th of July. They made
three additional sorties, but were defeated. Sir
Hugh Wheeler was killed at CaWnpore. The gar
rison there bad been reduced TO famine, and sur
rendered to Heria Sahib, who, in Viulation Of his
promise. massacred the whole garrison General
Hayersock subsequently defeated Sahib with great
loss Sahib massacred at Cawnpore two hundred
and forty women and children. Among the OH
GERS killed are, Sir George Parker, Col Williams,
and Brigadier Yack. An obstinate battle w+s
fought on the 9th Of July before Agra, between
the garrison and Memush, the mutineers number
ing ten thousand. The British retreated with a
heavy loss Two regiments mutinied at Seal Kate
in PuBiaub, July the 9Th, massAereing Capt. Bish-
op DR.. Grzhsm, and the Rev dr. Hunt and his
wife and child The mutineers subsequently were
defeated Other disturbances are reported else
where. Bombay, Madras, and the Punjaub are
trabqui Gen. Vallejo was to succeed in command
before Delhi, where only two thousand effective
men could be mustered.
CHIxA.-Lord Elgin arrived at Hong Kong on
the second, aud was about to proceed southwark.
The Cuban Governor embarks in September,
and viii take out the ullimatGm between Spain and
Mexico.
NEw York, Sept i0-The ship Lexington from
New Orleans for Liverpool, went ashore in Bantry
Bay. Her cargo, HOO bales of cotton, and crew,
were saved
CINCISNATI, Sept. 10.-The Miami Valley Bank
at Dayton, Ohio, has suspended.
QUEBEo, Sept. I0-The captain of the steamer
Clyde has arrived He reports that the steamer,
cargo, mails, and passengers baggage is totol
loss.
NEW YoRK Sept. 1o.-The Grand jury have in.
dicted Mrs. Cunningham for producing a SUPPOSE
tIous heir to the Burdell estate.
= NEW York, Sept. 10-The Bank of New Jersey
at Brunswick failed Frederick G. Swan commits
sion merchant has also failed.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-11

FEvER AeUE.-Foremost among the various remedies
for this disease stands DR.. shaenberger's Antdote
few doses win any ordinary case, and dose nVa
riably stops the chs 1t contains nothing in the least
degree hurtfu the system under any circumstances
aud produces the unpleasant effects that attend the
Of ouinne and other agents in general use cures
every form of the disease and the original and only An
tidOte for Malaria.
Ask fof DR.. shalenbergers Fever and Ague Antdote.
you get pills. Sold by respectable Druggists
everywhere Price 81 so. Sole ProPrietors, A. T. sHAL
LENBERoER Co., Rochester, Pa. aug4-SmdtrikE.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-11

CHINESE SUGAR CANE SYRUP.-Dr. ]. E. Man
love, of this county, left with last Saturday,
sample of syrup of the Chinese Sugar Cane, made
By himself 1t is very pleasant to the palate, and
in color resembles golden syrup, to which we deem
it preferable
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-11

Length OF MILE.-The mile varies in length
in different countries. For example, the English
mile is l, 76O yards; the Russian, 100; the Ital-
ian, ,467; the Irish and Scotch, 1900; the Po-
fish, 4 4OO the the Spanish, 5,O2s; the German,
8 500; the Swedish and Danish, 1898 and the
Hungarian, s, 800 The French measure by the
mean league, which is 8, 666 yards.
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Interesting to Mechanics and Nranufa'

Interesting TO Mechanics and manufaC-
IuFers-ThIFd Annual Fair.
The Mechanics and Manufacturers of Tennessee
and adjoining States, reminded that the Third
Annual Fair and Exhibition of the Mechanics Insti-
tute'of this State, will commence in October next
in this city The annually increasing interest mau-
ifested in these exhibitions, and visible advantages
resulting to exhibitors, as well from the dissemina-
ton OF important information among themselves,
from the great publicity which they thus
bled to give their business renders it certain that
the approaching exhibition will eclipse in masnif-
cence and interest all its predecessors.
Copies OF Circulars, giving full particulars, can be
obtained at the Mechanics Institute rooms, College
street. opposite the Sewanee, or by addressing The
President, WM. STocKELL, or Secretary II. K. WAL
KER. IJuue 25-3m.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-11
SHERIFFALTY.

OF We are authorized announce JAMES NJ. HINTON
a sheriff of Davidson county, the next
March election.
Do We are authorized to announce JOHN K EDMoEDsoS
as candidate for Sheriff Davidson county, the
March election.
~ We are authorized to announce z. B. BIGLEY a
candidate for Sheriff of Davidson county, the March
ele' ton
~ We are authorized to- announce A. Creole as
candidate Sheriff Davidson county, at the March
eIection
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-11
The Flux Annih1Iiated.

Every summer and fall thousands of people die Of Flux
Cholera Dysentey Gripping Palms. and other irregularities
Of the Bowels. can cured in every for rs
cents, by the use of FUCKERS CHOLERA SYRUP,
which tested the best physicians in the South
and West, and by them pronounced the most efectua
remedy in 1t has performed astonishing
than any other specific. human life be saved
nre of by investment Of IS cents. Buy
a bottle and keep it by you.
For sa c by HERMAN 4 RAINS and T. WELLS, Drug
giss apr24-6m
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STEAMBOAT AND RIVER NEWS.

The river continues to reeede, with II inches
water on the Shoals. Weather dry and warm.
The Commerce, one Of the best of our feet of
gbi draught boats, is in port aud departs this af-
ternoon at o'clock, for Padueah. Capt. Cabler
walks her deck.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-11

JEFFERSON ENTERPRIsE.-READ FLETCHER and
WILLo. WILLIAMS, Jr., Esqrs., have taken charge
OF the above journal, Published at Pine Bluff, Ark
They will make strong editorial team. We wish
them the highest success.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-11
CATTLE sTRAYED Or sTOLEEn
$50 REWARD.

CTRATBD or stclen frou tbs premises the late Mat
= thew RafFes, the Chariotte pike VINE HEAD or
BEEE cATTLk. said ea1ils. when they len, had, =
nara dase Of tar eaeh Fnmps ThFes % teem len
some tea days age, and tee bat1uce sEBcay lssi
e the above beef catile pzrehssss e.
HGfaEs and she hai1hcs bought IN Mlson Ena Bed
counties W give t aboFe rseAr 81 ths delivery
jsIszs-1l seu l. c. COLEMAN.
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REAVER nAm SPRTNCs.

RE in Hickman county, Tennessee. on q beautiful
IA clear small creek OF pure and living alter, in densey
shaded grove where the air Is cool pure and braeng and
ID waters equal superior "a the
b. wing far sulphur Springs all differing materially;
Cnaoate and several Of the and coolest Fressone
in the World Taking all things together h is considered
by competent judges 20 be OF the very hrt watering
places IN the United States Beaver Dam forty miles
vest Of Columbia. Nearly half Of the road s turnpike
the balance the best dirt road Ia Tennessee. Prom
WaynesborO Il q only about thirty niles and fom
RerTyyte about the distance Coed hEnting and
fishing by, and the very best Of Brandy Wine and
Cigar kept for table and purposes; Billiard Tables,
Hine Pin Alley, ana many smaller games for exercise,
health and pleasure Inyaids and pleasure seekers
particularly and respectfully invited visit this place
We authorized to refer Rev. A L. p GTeen Russell
Houston, James Eiis r. ". Brown, and Washington
Meredith, Of Nashville nearly every man, and
child in Columbia and MauFy county; 1t Rev Otey
p walker Col r. g. Ioonev and Dupeau q Friersoa Of
Memrhis.
CHARGES WILL BIZ
seven pohars Per week.
Children under 10 years old Half Price
Servants Of all ages Hall Price.
Aay lumber Of all kinds Of conYey ances ready at n
times at CO lanbla 70 take you 70 Beaver Dam About
three hundred persons be comfortably accommodated
20 d0nt believe shen you hear that full.
We would most earnestly and respectfully Invite
friends and The pubie 10 visit Beaver Dam,
ready 20 receive them. EAsLEY 4 co.
Under1he supervision aad control Of krs Jane l. Keller
Jane Aft
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-11

eY- Our friend WIGS, of the Huntsville Inde.
pendent, is on visit to our city. he is looking ia
good health, and brings good tidings of the pro-
gress Of the delightful little city in which be has
cast his lines.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-11

G5B The Nashville Academy of Music will COM
mence its fifth session the 3rd Monday in Sep
TENDER next. For particulars apply to the Princi-
pal, No. "a, South Vine street. jy 2s-2m.