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pREMIUM LIGHTNING ROD POINTS.

The und dersIgned begs leave to call attention to
his superior article of LIGHTSING RODS,
which he rs constantly manu- featuring his estab-
hshment. corner of G and 10th streets. The supe-
rIOr metal of which his Conductors are composed.
over any others now Hanufactu ed by any house in
the country deserves the unlimited PATRONAGE of
those of the public who have not yet ried them
Ia every instance where the subscriber has erected
them they have given the utmost satisfaction. He
would take this opportunity tn caution the public
as 10 one thing A party parties this CITY
erecting lightning Rod Points which afford no Sc
curty to the property over which they are placed
as safeguards in 8ny case, and he hereby diecaim
any connection with said party. in this business.
His Points are The only safe used, and he
invites any person who has used them ana not found
them to be what they represented. tn come for
ward and say SO. and he will refund all money re
ceIved from them.
Particular attention paid to Repairing Old Rods
which have been put up BY irresponsible parties and
have failed TO be OF service.
Specimens of Lightning Rods and Points can he
seen at my agents, N. JENSEN. Matchmaker aud
Jeweler, No. S2 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th
streets. FRANCIS LABARRE,
jy . I'm Corner of 10Th and sts,
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TQ THE PUBLIC.-I have opened an Office as a
Justics OF the Peace, No 56, Pennsyv vanIa ay
enue. for the Transaction of business entrusted
to my care such as drawing deeds, wills, taking
acknowledgements, collecting notes, drafts, and act
ing as a general agent.
here is also connected with my offic. two of the
most pert and vlgilant detective officers, A. X
Al en- and John II. Wise, who " Ill be. q avs ready
TO serve the public and speedy return Of
ali business entrusted TO their care.
P.S.-The patronage of all officers having bust
ness in my line is respectfully solicited.
Once hours from a. m. 20 10 p. m.
iy S-tf JAMES WARD, J..
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For Rent and Sale.

A SPECIAL NOTICE-.yaIIey V,ev Fa,rn .,
~. IA late the residence of John H. King, decd. is
section it rs deemed unnecessary to descri6e A. bnt
LOT The information of persons al Distance n NAV
DC Jew Wen 20 mention that no place within one hundred
mies Oh washington city offers such Inducements
either to a purchaser or tenant. The improvements
are large and eommodious Dwelling, oontainins II
large Barn, and ample Stabns Wagon Sheds Car q
rage H1use, Ice House, Green House. SoIinu
honse, Tool House, Carpenter's Shop. Root eli,
ters, Hay and Gram Barracks, &c.-in a word
sselv convenience that can be desired upon farm
several Springs Of fpe water are upon the place,
ana PARTICULARLY one from which wafer is forced TO
me dwelling, stables &a., by ny ydrauIIc ram The
iaru contains ABOUT 80 acres all under fencing and
10 high state Of cultivation, and beautifully laid o
pace LOT the ast hfteen years HIS been carried on
yer. very successfully as market garden. There is
&c. the place that can be successfully used IN
the raising of vegetables. he Fruit Trees of ali
kinds, Grapes, Currants, Gooseberries c., can be
ms presumed that any one desiring such a place
Sil examine 1t personally. Every information will
oe gwen upon application at the place or to w
a Up ~ EXT KING, Moss High street, Georretown,
- Y. Jy S6u
FOR sALE.A neat and comfortable Dwell
DING HOUSE, No. $50; fronting south on
Massachusetts avenue, between I'd and Sd SITS. vest
Inc lot extends through to street, making soan
entrance on ~. Terms reasonable. Apply 10 POL
LAkD WEBB. No. $40 I'D story 7lh st. VS.
FOR RENTING BRICK DWELLING .itu-
! sted on the east side Of Ilth street, one door
above Pa. avenue, lover the Gas Ofiee.J Posses
En EN[ utas. Psfsa Psf lem
ell9 y sls. = : = Je 23u
EOR RENT-A desirable, modern built three
ssory hOUSE, with basement and back build
Ing. NO. 4a street, between Eleventh and Twelfth,
tells. water and bath room Irauire on premises. or
room No s, first floor, Post Ofhoe Department.
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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVER direct from the
w celebrated mannfactory of Fahrico. in Paris, an
iny0loe of hrst class ACCORDEONS and FLO :
TIN which We can sell IN quantities 20 dealers
at The lowest rates. They are superior all 9th
make sold IN this country Also, Vloims, Guitars,
BanjOs, and other musical merchandise, Wholesale
and retail, at the Music Store Of -. !
US s,, Corner Nth street and Pa. avenue.
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THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CON

Ihh fAoifio nAk PAkkY. STEAMSHIP CON
One q the ste.n.hip. . Of I'M. oem,..y. carrying
the United States Mas for ACAPUEO, AGn&
CALF ORNIA, and OREGON, Ieeves<Bk
Panama tuise each month. on the arm -
va OF the United states Mai 5. 8. Company a steam
eft, which leave New Orleans and New York rera-
larry on 5th and Goth of each month with the nails
ROADS. ''Hn'''ls 'A PANAMA KALI
These steamships have been inspected and sp-
proved by the Nsvy Department, and Iuarsnty spts6
The Panama Railroad (<1 miles Icns) in now con-,
pieted from ocean TO ocean, and 4 crossed IN or
hours. The baggage OF check cd m New.
Iott through 20 San Francisco, ana passengers sfe
embarked a. Panama by steamer at the company
expense. The money paid in New York covers ell
expenses of the trip.
Reserve steamers kept in port in Panama and
ran Francisco to prevent detention an case OF aco
dent, so that the route is entirely rsliabIs-no kii-
are having occurred IN eight years.
Passengers leave Panama the same day they A.
riye at hsplnval.
Conductors 20 through BY each steamer and take
charge OF women and children without other proteo-
tors.
For through tlokets st the lowest rates syyly a
the kxenoy, In West street, New YORK 10
j, w. RAlMOND,-ort 20
ARMSTRONG, HARRIS CO.,
bN-n C.L- BARTLErT. Boston.
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LNOX CRACKERS.-we are the rents of los
L Fox. OF IansIngburgh, N. ", for selling their
celebrated CRACKERS. They are made entirely
bs machinery OF the choicest Gene see Flour and
are more ex xtensiveiy used than any Crack er of The
kind IN the United States, We caa furnish them az
the same rate as they are sold IN New York city.
KING r. BURCHEEE,
ma o. oaFner Nstmaut ava and 18Th at.
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N0TIGE

most urgently request all indebted to me 10 come
forward and settle by cash note, as my late bus-
ness must be % tied up. l-.I-'-- = - T
Mr.. L.. Rothroek rs authorized to receipt for ala
IN - -2tw3w D.. S,P FRANKLIN
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LIMITED STATES MAIL LINZ
ONLY BEG 6uLlR LIME
An WIrHorf IAILyRK yoR EIsHT YILRs, Yel
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
VIA PANA M A RAILROAD.
HxssIsr Ss,IS., D.x, k,l q sn.I -<

,,on. rT o@N..So 49, many frsuds and lmpoei- RQo6
Serpetrated on travellers bound dtoCALI-Ss 20
FOhNiA. that the subsoriher, the only aatherlzel
ma, IN the city OF New York, feels il 6is duty 70
caution all persons seeking passage 10 California,
tnat TO AVOID IMPOSITION, they must be careful 20
md the true once Of the Steamships Of the u. &,
Msll Line, via Panama Railroad, as no other on q
IN New York "a authorized TO engage passage.
The Companies have only one once In New Yorf,
vhlop II et In w est street. corner Of Warren stroet
Dany's Wharf.
10 Observe my r,rn over the ooor.
10 I. W. kAYMONp, Agent.
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
less than 10 miles from W ashint ton. under good
cultivation. and having chard of $40 trees Of
choice fruit, comprising apples, peaones, aprcOts,
grapes, curranIs. strawberries, &c.-the same hav-
ing a good dwelling containing nine rooms, with
cellar, CIVIL be sold on reasonable terms. ex
ohanged for cty property. There Is a good barn
and stablIns on the premises, good water at tie
90 acres are m wood consisting of oak hickory, and
chestnut. The stock and crops may be ased il
desired For further particulars inqu of JAS. =.
SCAGGS 7th street, or JOHN ID. CLARK, Esq q.
18th street between G and ID streets. 'I.'
iY l2 2aWff
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MISS RIDDELL'S SELECT SCHOOL will ~
Monday in September.
rev Dr. .C smith, Jos. F. Brown, Esq,
hev, ". r. ". GuIley, Benz. A. Janvier, Esq.
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RROOKEVILLE ACADEMY,

GEORGET0WN CLASSICAL AND MATa
~ EMATICAL ACADEMY,
The duties of this Institution will be resumed nm
Monday, September 6th. "
,s "A. BOWEN.
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drug STORE FOR SALE.-An opportunity
~ seldom to be met with is here offered. Satisftc
tory reasons given for selling. Address Drug
gist," Cl Post Office. jy IL 2lw4wE
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nFFlCE ROOMS To LET.-Two TIN rd- story
ROOMS in No. oil + street, near the Treasury
Department. Apply ON the premises I'd story.
au le-e.3t
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PARE CHANCE FUR WOOD AND COAL
H. DEALERS For rent, Tor ten years. a vacant
LOT upon goth street, 81 by 129 feet, nearly
opposite the new Presby terian Church. For terms
ap % ltawtf
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NERY GOOD SECOND HAND PIA NOS for
sale at three and ten dollars per month, at No.
SO, between 9th and 10th streets.
w " N ban F-.sss ~ JOHN y. ELLIS.
ROwLAND's MACCAssAR OIL q GIBBS
~ Hair Store. near -l3th street. 10 3-sm
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A FARM IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY, VA.
a FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR I'M
PROVED CITY PROPERfY.-A Farm Of fifty
acres, miles from Washington and the same dis
lance from Alexandrl Ia, and miles from George
town, adjoining the lands of Mr.. Thomas Clark
Mr.; e. ulee, Esq and OF the lands of the!Iate l..
b. Hardin, Elq. fhe Farm is divided into fields
with water IN each held a fine orchard, and house
containing rooms. with good cellar and back
Kitchen, stable and ali necessary out buildings IN
good order, now IN the occu pancJ of f.. Yulee ESQ
who will show the property aud give information
specting the sale. Information can also be had
from w. ID. w alIach, Esq, Edi' or of the Star,
Possession given on the list of January. I85s.
le l8-laWtf ID WELLS
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FrrrrNs sHrRfs. And NO HuMBys. ,
shirt 20 ut, Of the best quality of mater as every
one testify who has tined them, call 81 the COZ
az S-eo BoPKINs's BAZAAR
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" GEORGETOWN, ID. G..
The next annual sess on Of thus school will com
mence on MONDAY, September 6, 1853. Circular,
may lie obtained at the DIug Store of Mr., X, y. y
CIssel, corner Cong and Bridge streets
GEO. ARNOLD, NJ. A., Principal,
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rULPEPER MILITARY INSrITUTE.-The
~ next session of this institution will commence
on the irst Mondsyin September, i5s. For Cata-
iogues apply To
CHARLES f.. LIGHTEOOT,
je p eotSepl a. CDlpeper g.. H.. Va.
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Educational.

EMERSON INSTITUTE -
~ III street, betUeeA IRA and 18th Streets .
SELECT CLASSICAL AND MAIHEMArICAL SCHOOL
-, FOR BOYS.
ne duties OF this Institute will be resumed the
Isl day OF Septemb. T. Number OF pupils limited
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WILLIAM. THE CONQUERER; a historical
w romance. by Gen. SIR Chas. Napier; edited by
Lieut.: Gen. Sir W illiam Napier; VOL, London,
l858 81 a. .-
Summer Time in the Country. by Robert Ars
willmott; lvol., with beautiIui wood engravings
am '' 60 FRANCK TAyIOR.
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II in ex change, at CT BIS Wig. Brad, and Curl
Manutaotory, IA. avenue sbetwsen 9Th and leth sts
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Traveller Directory.

~ w X A N 6 M < N r!
Observation-Disclosures ROUTE
Via Orange and Alexandria Railrsad.
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IN and asr THURSDAY, April 8 1883 tie Passenger Trains
u y viii BE- folioHa
Leave Nashville daily e A. n and Pm
Arriving e. Chsttanoogl at $50 P. n AID les a. r.
Leave Chatanoosaa az 1870 a. ~. and e25 p. h.
Arriving At Nashville az 9.I0A ~ and610P P. NJ.
Passengers Tor he East VIA Wilmington, n c., l-
Ts On either tram and connaous throughout Via
knoxville, Tenn and Lgnchbs Fas olld leave NASHVILLE
The morning train te make the connexions.
Passengers for Memphis leave Nashville ha NJ tain
which counects 1t o1eEenton with n. 6 G. Ealroai.
Those for McinuFilie and Sparta win NASHVILLE
p. NJ train which conneci8 directly az fhoma win a train
for AcMnnriie. The train which leaves Mc1nnrille
connects with the day train from Ch1tlnooFa arrives
Nashville az $40 p. -
At Nashville there Is daily connection with bol ilr Lcll
Cinsnnat Louisville. Memphis NsE ORLEANS, Ptbury &C.
&C. also, daily line Of Stages Tor Louisville.
through Tickets be procured az the Depot slore Re gu
Of tbe trains for MelnnTs Huntsville, Memphis, Junc6on
Atlanta hac0ns Montgomery, Charleston, savanna Auul
Wilmington ROCKVILLE, Lynchbur. Petsrsturr and R1hmcnd
Passengers from Nashville New York &C., eta Knoria
Tine through, aree aGgg This j. decidedly tie cheapest and
best ruu from Middle Tennessee % the Eastern Cites
G. T.. ANDERSON
au1f. ~ A
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EHE HIBLE GALLERY. uiaslradrr our s.4Isr Ia ,,s
faliions ilh .Een sy-l0ur Il5irlti5ns 1t.i.
fllf PROTESTANT IlEoE SIC Al AND ECLEET sTTrfI
sncyclopei.a. Being co1le1ssa iransasa % Hsrro7l
FIIE SPIRIT AID BEAUTY OF THE CHRIs1rtg RIM.
glon- From the 7rench. b. Emma B Ht1rtl.
lAA thlE GLORY OF WOMAN, AS PORTRAYED lN IHE
a. aetaor Of Heavenly Recos1iiou SHE aaTl1g s1s.'
&C., &C.
tHA CHEMISTRY AND 1IETALLURGT OF COPPER. Being
so' GUIDE Q ne worker q Copper aad other lsal
tit PRACTICAL MINEnALOGTST. Bv flvarurn.
TIE VIM AND LIQUOR DEALERs Guiis 20 re 1lEnuc-
Ire and Alelleration 81 Leuors.
II ~ Asp LOVE ~ NORWAY AND LAPLAED. Fran lhs
,5 5st --l. a noFel ny lheo- MuEge.
LILLY WHITE rcmsnce b. Eluarf fsoesrpof f1atenr
TIL QUAKER SOLDIER; OK, rhe British n Phl5Esl1his Al
Historical Romance
SARrAROE. tale Of NORWAY. ~ Jss ar,isi,-4 f-tssr
ofstlhe Waterman"
TIE COUSINS Or, Ths Cagsaia's Wsrd ByJ.a ls...s.
ADAM aR1E5iE, 81 nosseRAH. novelty llrs. o.sans
Author Ct 'sEaides.n
DEAR ExPERTESCE. novai By BuHni Tliu-e.,,s -
John Leeeh Of the Lonion "Punch.n
Just reeelEsd b p. HAGAN-
For JaIy.--Gahan's ELagsz,as fa- july. A sBi.asis
nHnbsr Pcs only 3 cent?. hrss dsarspsrysir. For
sls5y Lislsl EHAsAs, AgsHs.
Cooley for JulY.--Goasg Lsdy'I Beck for Jliy. Tls
beginning Of new vOiame. Pca only Is cents g % psg
yI jei7 l'' ''l'9 rH,sav..-.,
FRANK LEsLIESs lLAGAKINE FOR JULY
TIE begnninsof volume, and splendid nube yassrs-
'' iaa. = : a assss .i,,..
HarPeF's MaEREine Tor July Esisliid ann
bss Prince only 25cor Three Dollars per Year
FOR sole H HhGNW UTarrsf
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II portion the PetWay Lands situated about four miles
from the city which had been laid Of varying in size from
six to twenty Wednesday prices ranging
from $50 $3.50 per average being $500 per
Notwithstanding these lands yy valuable think the prices
obtained indicate that people DO not seriously feel the pres
Of which much complaint has been uttered for several
months past This sale indicates another fact that is that
estate the vicinity of Nashville we'll within the city limits,
will continue appreciate No better evidence could be
desired Of the growth and prosperity Of city and country than
the sales Of real estate which occurring almost daily, for while
real estate continues up other property must appreciate in
like ratio
Weundand the remainder Of the PeWay Lands viii s brought
into market short time, when those
for rural homes would do we'll to make purchases.
7 ? From the Memphis ACazaaebe that at re-
Of the Circuit Shelly county FRANK
convicted Of violating the liquor hundred
cases, and fined $3.50 each amounting the aggregated
$4,000. MADDEN the preliminary steps awaiting
himself Of the iusoivent debtors jail for
period days. expiration Of his confinement he
will take the prescribed OATH which legal in
debtedne 70 the amount Of $4,000 Had the Attorney General
ordered executions case might MADDEN
imprisoned for thousand sixty days before he
got rid Of the $4,000 would
been right. The who utterly regardless Of the law
MADDEN did should be made feels penalties. few procu
tons Of this character would sautary influence upon Of
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II They had but Florence Nightingale during the Cri-
Since disaster Pennsylvania
demonstrated that Memphis Of such noble
spirits. We from the ArGiaRcAe that Miss FRANCES WoOD
Miss s. HARVEY, both connected with the city schools,
haveexced the admiration citizens that city, graft
the the Exchange Building, by their eXeons
alienation the suherngs the distressed Since
the 18th Instant they have unremng, both by day and
night, their attentions to the wounded and dying.
II The Richmond South, noticing report that Gen.
WALKER about sail Nicaragua with three thousand
cs says this exaggerated statement, 1T all
improbable, however that Gen. WALKER will Mica
ragua wiha sufficient Of force the quiet
occupation Of the country The international disturbances Of the
Iman provinces invite his presence, while the movements Of NJ
BELLY sufficient the passive acquesoeno Of
government We imagine obvious and
eeient for the defeat Of foreign ntgues Central
America assist Waller conquest the country.
All things considered, may hazard the that the United
States Government will again ntercpta flli5user expe
diton to Nicaragua.
CHURCH AByEST.The Right Rev. JAMES II. OTrv, D.
D. Bishop Of the Diocese OF Tennessee, being Episcopal
visit to the several parishes Of this city will preach the Odd
Fellows Hall, this friday evening at O'Clock.
Sunday morning at II o'clock, the Right Reverend Bishop will
preach the place and will administer the Apostolic
Confirmation. Seats free.
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE gas 1855.
ME- win odsr for sale to the hdder on acreit q one
two and three years, leitsoaf flfsresi ne premises
That Splendid Tract OF Land,
about four miles southsast Of Nashville fronting the
Of the h0lcnsvle Turnpike and both sides q he SIN Cre
Valley Turnpike the late residence q a. PetFaT diseased The
whole tract contains
FOur Hundred and Thirty-sevcn Acres,
which has been suhdiTidsi into
FORTY EIGHT PARTS,
ranging from 20 3 acres, each, with proper and avenues
running each through the same, a1ng indEceedts
t0purchase These lands he Eel, Eaere By ID
falling springs and running branches, and sha soil Vcg
best quality.
One-ThiTd Splemdidly TfmbeFe6.
the balance cleared and in high Of cnlvs5u.
very few Of land In the vicinity Of Nashville, ta VIII
pare Toaoy with this, either In the quality o. ss s eTa-
Ted and surface, healthy location good n o, ard he
abundance Of good and lasting springs and it5 Tenisce % the
city.
This sale is made for distribution under the win Of said deceased
long and liberal credits, without interest, adonng purcha
greater Inducements than usual themsVas
small or large traeto Of choice lsnd
Omubues win free usual leaving the once q Nance
woodward, Deaerck street. about hali the
mOrningof the saleday, and return IN the evening
Persons intending 90 cut VIII please report lheares laa
Once q Nance 4 Woodward, ~ o'eiock, the "a R
slant, that an may accommodated
COLLATION. on premises nee az lie usual hour Come one
c0me an. JOHN s. PETWAY,l
w. PETWAT, g.
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Esg~ We wish to inform the public, that We have
just returned from the east, with beautiful stock
Of Dress Goods, and feel confident We can oter IN
ducements to purchasers, equal TO any other Mer
chante in The city. If prices are an object we are
determined TO sell as cheap as ibe cheapest We
would call the atteation Of the Ladies especially to
lot Of side striped Berege and Musains, which we
bought unusually cheap and will sell them the same
way. Also Silks, Ducals and all the different kinds
Of Drsss Goods. Our stock Of staple goods IS very
complete, all Of which we wish to dispose of imme-
diately on terms most favorable to purchasers. Call
soon and examine for yourselves
l. G. NICHOLSON Co.,
apr7-n No. % Public Square.
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the residence Of the brides father this city, on Tuesday
evening the a2d instant by the Rev. Dr. Quard JAMES
RAINS ESQ., Of the editors Of the banner Miss In,
BELL YrArslAS, daughter Of Mr. H. T. Yestman
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IL The North Indiana Conference Of the Methodist Church
rather hard cewers That body its
late session, adopted resolution declaring that person shall
he admitted that Conference who the habit Of
using tobacco in the way without agreement to dis
continue the practice.
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IL Mr.. FRANK R. JONES, banker Of Mobile and of the
victims OF the Pennsylvania catastrophe, died the Gayoso
Memphis the sO, and Mr. H. CLEMENS, third clerk Of the
boat died at Exchange Hall the 2st also MCGEE, Irish
deck hand resident ST. Louis This makes total OF
persons who have died in Memphis from wounds received the
pvuIOscn
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LOmN Q. 1870 8 90,

No l64 North THIRD street, Philadelphia.
And may be had of the Druggists in this city.
As there is much worthless compound sold under
the name Of Cod-Liyer Oil, be to procure only
of J. c. Baker & Co. for an entirely reliable and
genuine article.
april 8-d&WSm is
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II The captain of the City Memphis, publishes
card in which he he will employ any his boat
officer who drinks liquor Of any kind and the finding out Of
such act will he sufficient Of immediate dismissal. The
adoption and rigid enforcement such rule by all steamboat
captains would prevent many accidents which there seem
ngy or which at least cannot he explained.
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NINE FARM FOR SALE.--I WISH TO
sell Of the preest and most desirable places that has
been offered sale. It contains about 400 Of hne and fer
Tile land, with elegant Improvements.
Also one eonnn = acres, well watered and tmbered wit
nav sd WILL. L. BOYD, Jr.
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II Ourc city subscribers who fail to receive their papers rr
lary will obhge by reporting the at oce,
may correct the matterat once.
~ Persons leaving the city for the summer months have
The TuoN AMERICAN mailed 70 them point and for
any required by leaving their address oountngroo,
No n North Cherry street.