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ID ARE CHANCE FOR EOa1 ~ ,.. On1
HI SALE-S75, 900 worth Of the most va neeie ~ ese
viii sell on the most reasonable TERMS some OF e most
city property ever offered this Market lying on Cney' Ceda
Market Spruce streets, suitable for business 2, P4.e
dwellings propose exchange the above Tor Akey Negroes
S' m nag rs 10 sAS1 pl'''' WILL l. BOYD, JF.
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Nashville. Tenn.
TNVIIE large and commodious buildings stuzt above
tioue having been latch adapted Ior College and hospital
purposes, and epped with every couye1ence- are now open
Tor the reception % patients.
The Internal mana .eIuelE conld 70 experienced 1taon
ard nurses and the establishment well supplied With sgants.
Patients win be administered 70 ty r Foi5 r. C. r. Martin,
gInddn and Calender.
Paving paiogts u be Furnished with any sty Of aooomO-
ton desired
TERsls.-s4 So. and s. per week.
For admission apply the premises small RoH cases not a.
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Dr.. KINGS DHsPENSARK
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.


No Dr. King, formerly Of New YORK, for the last four
attention 70 tie treatment q private diseases Tor over
thirty years hatters himself, having attended, o. to- 50
many ears, andure thousands, he Is enabled 70 cure
all diseases private nature, natter how bail my may %
F idiuIicious glcal treatment, from uegdc af the
owl Dr. kings DispoHaI Is No . Deaerck Street, hctEee
Cherry square, Uhere be cures All diseases Of private
GOSoEEE1 cured without naueou medicine iutersgnes
sTRIcRUEEs u oldor recent date, egtuay cured IN few
DAYS, By operation which pain Where Structure
ss health be enjoyed Perhaps disease causes
more mischief and underniues the constitution much
SYPHILIS. all the disease % the growing out Of
- - I t-,tnsntr b. erecels nv c1ref ia Jew DAYS.
SEMINAL WEAKys particular attention having ben given 70
this disease and all the ons out oi IT, brought
Youths and indulgence u the passions neglect q
which villa undermine the constitution rendering the subject unht
for business society, and causing premature old age
Females Eho mas be laorus with dihcuiy oi he Homq
may rest assured Of immediate relief
Persons residing abroad. Erng and setting their win
fee enclosed, directed 20 Dr. A. King No. . Deack street
Nashville Tennessee, viii have the medicine sent .
their address Win necessary directions. Strict secrecy Observed
Oce hours from o'clock in the morning until Gin lie evening
may 23-dly
FRESH ARRIVALS OF CHOICE FAMILY
GROCERIES.
tierces Sugar Cured VANS.
Beef.
Is bags Java Coffee
= lag. do
Mocha. %
80 " Baltimore Rio do.
hhds strictly choice Ia. sugar
10 btis. Baltimore Refined Coffee do
50 boz. Ass'i Brooms-
100 bags Extra White Wheat Flour.
go Rel q"
200 Bus. Corn Meal
Just received and for SHE 90 narkst prizes ty . -
tl.ELalAN q Bl.o =.
WWTE keep c5nguty on band Country Cured Hams and
Nv sides, together with full sics OF Family Groceries.
NIB All articles Puressd Of Us sent home rec Of eeary
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FORK or oFFER.



l. Qee insert the composing frm) ame
The town In the State Of name the STATED hereby furnish
under your advertisement dated das Of advertsemn and
subject all the requirements Of the same and Of the printed
schedule to which REFERS all the articles embraced In Class No
name the class for the navy yard name the yard, according
70 sid schedule viz here paste the printed class from the
schedule and opposite each article set the price and carry out the
amount in the columns for dollars and cents and foot the
aggregate OF the bid cass, amounting re
write the amount in Words)
propose as my agent here the agent, enc required
by the sheule for the supply under the classes miscellaneous
by nonresident Of the place Of delivery and should offer be
accepted request the contract prepared and the
navy agent at nae the agency for signatures and certificate
Here the bidder and each member Of the firm sigR)
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GIE1. wrubransoa.


IMPORTERS OF BRANDIEs, VINES. AND LIQUORS,
AND DEALERS
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCOs dC.s
no. g, COLLEGE STREET KASHTZZLE, TEBEESSEB
EP constantly hand large and select stock Of Fine
IN Brandes, Gin, Rum Whistles, Fine Wines, embracing
Champagne Hooks, red and white Hungarian Carets sauterna
sneys Mdeira auG Port, CJrals, Genuine London Porter
Scotch and English Ales, imported Havana GLARS fine Va To-
acco Spices, Sauces, Pickles, Cstups Refined Sugars Fine
Teas Fi other articles connacted with above line Of
business, which they o1er i3r sale favorable terms
iune5 WILLIAMSON 4 CHEATHAM.
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Thisis tle ffsEof souf Voumss Whea vii embrace hs
psrodof lhs Austrian Ssv0iaon, from THE Blockade OF
5oston TO Treaty Of Ps, Pms Jsi2 and it con-
taias ia rrslt zr3s fson maRus-rpt AID unpublished
urces, tse history the aaion durins rst portion
his eventual Pc od ineIadins The Boctad o. sosio Har-
b7r the ss1sa 7rniz All the couniry, tho altorEoa
r the Charter Of MzsEhussis the resistance Of the pe0
pie Of Massuoalssts m OF tue S5uih The Congress
IVA progress Of ms-s1rOa IN England Franco, and
elsewhere ths Battles Lexington and Concord the Siege
d Boston Congress Of f775 he choice Of Washington
IS Commander-in ChIs me Battle Of Bunker Gin, sc.
As there wiz doubtsss be gJsat demand FOR the History
oflhs Revelation, psnd Of the prsesiiug volumes
the work u four volumes Will also 10 Published sePa-
"a ely, Is tas Amsfcaa sVaia ion- Vols, I, II, III,
with tile p1gs and binding TO 6prrsspond.
The publishers invite the ael0n Of the renders Of ne
prescott worms Of Mr. tuero BE History tho United
states the krstsx volumes a The work bs distnglisa-
merits Of which haze r1alal ackuOe logged ~
his county asn-" Per sl5 By
w. 81. Berry & Co.
mayI5 Public Suaure.
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NEw PUBLICATIONS.
LOLA ONTER.
JUST RECEIVED
Tbe AutebiOgraPay and Lectures

LOLA ONTEZ+
haudsoms I'm. volume, elegantly bound IN muslu- With
ulerb steel portrait By Rogers.
CONTENTS:
Autobiography. Par I. Her0ines OF History,
Autotiogfdphy. para IT. Comic AsHectof Love-
Beautiful Women. W tsanl Women ol Paris
Gallautry. Rau.anisnl
Ihs lectures abound 10 M spicy anecioes, and piqaan
reni niseences They show scueness perception and
amount Of careful reelection and research which truly
Prising, the more striking from highly moral tons Uhicht
all through them d ADDS beauty without dstractng
from their brillance and art.
As Is usual with Woten Of active mind Lola
great talksr understands The couyersn sufficiently
never 70 be Eearisome. ~ fGzcr's AEgGsfae.
Let 3onez have credit for her talents,
her support Of popular rights On foreign politics she
IDEAS has been treeed ~ the political q le country
a substantive power. n-4intcr icdn Lar Journal.
Lola Montez Of superior talents OF extensive rad
ing Of great political Information, an extensive traveller ford
writer Of English, ingust than hail tie college
pedans and charming Of eouFrsato nists
Boston Daily Posi-. For sale By
W.T.. BERRY a co.
lea Public squre.
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LOST.

DUMB white boy 10 years Of age rather heavy built
but small Of his age dark hare and broWs, blue pants
in his shirt sleeves front dcayng Any person hearing Oh
meeting with him particularly requested @ take MN IN
,,iIie Reif,rj comfy Tenn jy5wlt.+
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BROWNS ESSENCE Of JAMAICA
GINGER


x r. Nd ~ x 4 q a Il 4 . ~
n. f.. Corner Of ChesTnuf and Fifth street,
. philadelphia
SOLE MaHufactagr Of Browns Lssenee Or Slal.A el-
and has boooe the standard Family Aecne Of the On'a
States.
nary diarra ncipsHt eh5eTa- Ca sl0rts ali Of prosu
ton Of digestive functions d Is Of iste value pg-
ring the prevalence o. epidemic cholera and summer complaints
Of cdren Il il pcuiary saeieus no family, individuals Or
traveller should be Wiih-ut it.
RTOTICE.--To prevent THIS valuable EssBce fom hsng
c0uuerfeitei, steel engraving, executed at go
cost, will be found the Uusle % the Wrappert i ol
guard the purchaser against being imposed upon By worthless i
Prepared only ~ Frederick Brozu and Tor ic - Drug aad
adelphia. 80, -,
Also for sale BY an rsspsosls Druggists a Sashli,ls' and
The Latest Design Of Hats tor sac N 'nlsaer
WATERFIELD a. WALKER 2.
yTyHF most attractive sty les 81 Hats for summer Wear,
VIII be 65und AZ wakefield Walkers- They have
a u the new dssngss consisting Of
THE BENGAL PLAID
n THE mUSAHD Hat
~ WATERFIED & WALKER.
OR NEW STYLE SILK HAT
STILL continues be the leading nat Of ne season.
Also, our new styles ard e5lors q Cashmere are Gag
eriy sought Tor. WATEREIELD 4 HALhLh. -
- FOR BOYS.
FEW more cases Of mixed Italian and eolorod Leghorn
~ Hats for Boys, very nice and desirable Just eeyea
q WATERFISLD hALhEh =
TTNTVFHSTT7V Of NANEEg fa4LEs--rhe kEasli7-
alton o. classes viii commence today, and eonl -
vek and three DAYS in next The Trustees
dsnts Professors and Teachers IN oler colirs
veil AZ re fe "a of Eduoation general pect A's
June s5-tE kLoAAAD V"Al'
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IHREE SPRINGS
FNIS most delightful will opened Tor the
oepton Of visitors the 18th Of June The rooms and
buildings are in the most complete order The table viii at all
times be supplied with the choicest market affords The
extensive cehOuse- veil Etocod with
goOd Band Of Music viii be in attendance The Bar
viii be well supplied with choice selection Of wines, liquors,
and every eNer0n viii be made % advance The comfort
pleasure Of all visitors that may favor with cali
jnne5-lmeodSW Be&P J. MGSHER.
TNGR SALE--On very liberal terms fr rate one horse
Family RockaWay-it viii be found the Ap and Up Liv-
y Stable on Deaek Also lot Of Household
Furniture Besteads Tables Sofas Buiss Chairs Wahstands
Inquire the undersigned at the Methodist Publishing
Uopea rieIA- sTFVENS0N
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TTstray, HumPh reys County '--Eake3 up By
~ BENJAMIN Epperson living Humphreys county, Dis No 9
o supposed 20 be nine years old with some white in her
face valued So by VIM C. Fain and VIM D. Meadow on the
18th June, lS,S. ". Will
iv5v3t ! Ranger.
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EVANS & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DFy-GOOdS,
READYAADE CLOTHING, ROOTS SHOES HAIS,
VARIETIES, &C.s
no. 1, NASHVILLE INN BLOCK, NASHVILLE TENSEssEE.

WETE are now receiving and opening our
" SPRING STOCK OF GOODS
oan examination Of which would call the attention Of mer
chants buying in this city.
Inducements will be offered Ca nd HroInp time buyers
sIE0-dSwIy EVEeNS n co
VACCINE VIIIUS.--A supply Of fresh and reliable
v Vaccine Virus received and for sale By -
ie9O DEMOTILLE & BELL.
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Valuable Fam for sale.


III CORNELIUS Agent the sale Of Flsks celebrated
M PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES, prepared 70
ad at ali fune ralsas heretofore, his may
rued Once at Phoenix Wareroom, No 40 Spring street,
near Chsy Residence No. y Vine street, between Spring and
NJ B. VIII also attend receiving and forwarding bodice &c.
" hen soti6ed spFe-R
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The undersigned name Of guarano Of (name the town. and
Stale Of name the Ste and name Of second gant0r, c,
hereby undertake that the above named name the bidder bid
der WILL Il his Tor ther offer above be accepted, enter into
with the United States within fifteen days after the date
Of notice through the postoce, Of the acceptance Of his o-
their offers before mentioned.
Witness: (Sgnature Of guarantors.)
certify that the above named Chere the guarantorsl
known to be good and responsible guarantors in this
(Sgnature.l
To be signed by the district judge, district attorney, collector,
navy AGENT person known the Bureau spon oe
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FRESH ARRIVALS or CHOICE FAMILY
-uanrr~up
ITY n o ) p n 4 L /,

WWTE 7ksep c5ngta1dy hand Country Cured Hams and
Nv sides, together with Family Groceries.
NIB. All articles purchased Of home trec q chare
i,,r.ag - FREEMAN BROS.
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We are permitted to place before our readers the
annexed letter from the President Of this Bank
giving the reasons which induced the late COnven-
tion of Bank Presidents to decline resumption Of
snae;e pavments for the present:
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New style Lace silk Ties;
New style Fancy SILK Ties;
New style De Joinyille Ties
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state of the Union Bank of Tennessee and
Branches, July I'd, 1858.
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White Lisle Undershirts;
White Cotton Undershirts;
White Muslin Undershirts;
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New variety store
w r. GRTBBS, wholesale dealer in Gold and Gih
Nv Jewelry Fancy Goods, Se, No 3 SCUM SIDE Fnniic
s6uSre ne xt door b Berry & Demoville.
Tis est has been recently opened gth an entire new
% comprising every article in the line usually kept
in similar establishments. The propretor trusts tat from
eHat extended experience in the business and By deter
Dti Ia make quick sales af low profits, Tat he viii receive
calls rom his Old friends and the trade generally
an, rr5'-Ia ". B. GRUBBS.
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PORTSMOUTH, N. H.

Glass No bricks; No grantsi class No 8 yellow pine
timber class No 4, yellow pine lumber class No o. white PINE
and spruce timber and lumber (Ete pine seas0ne class No
lime and hair cement class No q sand; class No ~
slate class No II, iron and nails; class No p STEEL class Is
auges class No A. files; class No IS paints OIL and glass cas
No l6 ship chandery class No l6 sperm oil; class No Il
hardware; class No e. stationery class No 90 hay class No q
proyender class No p CHARCOAL eas No a. copper and couo
sitiOn nails class No. ., iron castings.
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Inst received to-day at j. II. McGILLS
Ladies and Gentemens Furnishing and Fancy Store-
i've Cor. College street and Public Square.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-03-23
ADVERTISING.
LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

Many persons are under wrong impress
sions in regard to the law concerning
newspapers. For their special benefit we
publish the following:
|. Subscribers who 90 not give express
notice to the contrary, are considered as
wi-hin.. to continue heir subscriptions.
>. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take
t!...r newspapers from the post Office to
which they are directed, they are held
responsible until they have settled the bills
ami ordered them discontinued.
,. If subscribers remove to other places
without informing the publishers, and the
newspapers are sent to the former direction,
they are held responsible.
/. The Courts have decided that refusing
to take newspapers from the office, or
removing amG leaving them uncaIIcd for,
lriDtu t;,cie evidence of Intentional fraud.
:. The United States Courts have also
repeatedly decided that Postmaster who
nrglcc,s to perform his duty OF giving
reasonable police, as required 10y the Post
Office Department of the neglect of person
TO take from the office, ne VSpapcrs addressed
70 him, renders the Postmaster Liable t" the
publisher for the subscription price.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-03-23

FAMILY NAMEs.-The following facts are
from an interesting article on the family
nomenclature ofEngland and Wales, in the
sixteenth annual report Of the register
general Of England:
The indexes of births, marriages and
deaths for seventeen and half years contain
more than 21 100000 names. In England
Smith is by far the most common name,
while in Wales the name of Jones pre-
dominates. During the period above named,
the records of both England and Wales
show 265,O37 persons named Smith, and
$4,000 named Jones. Of the whole
population of England and Wales in 1855,
one person in 73 was named Smith, one in
76 was Jones, one in 115 a Williams,
one in las Taylor, one in l52 Davis,
and one in 175 a Brown. Over half a
million Of the whole population were named
Smith or Jones.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-03-23
Senator's Douglas and Daris.

NEW YORK. March IA report pub
lished in the Herald" this morning, says
that Senator Douglas will shortly resign.
The rumor is without foundation. He has
been confined to his room for several
days by severe sickness.
There is no improvement in the health of
Senator Davis. 1t is feared, by his friends
that he will lose one eye.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-03-23

The WINTER ABRoAD.-The winter
appears to have been very severe in all parts
of Europe. The papers by the Europa
furnish the following items:
In Scotland, a man on his way to his
wedding was lost in the deep snow, and
when found was frozen to death, within
mile of the residence of his bride. For the
first time in the present century the river
Po has been frozen over at Ferrara, in Italy,
for some time, admitting the constant
passage of man and beast. From letter
dated Constantinople, Feb. Sd, we take
the following:
''Snow has fallen, until yesterday, without
any interruption, for fifteen days. There
has not been winter ofequal severity for
more than twenty years. The snow has
extended to Smyrna and the adjacent
district of Asia Minor, and even the Greek
Islands are clothed in white-an appearance
most unusual and remarkable. The suffer-
iugs of the poor are very acute; their habits
and habitations are not prepared to resist
so inclement a season. Many of the poorest
dwellings, have tumbled down from the
weight of snow on their roofs, for they are
little more substantial than castles Of
cardboard, and very few are weather-tight.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-03-23
VALUABLE PROPERTY Fer Sale.

Bv virtue of a writ of TenditiOnc ErEonGs to
me directed from the Superior Court OF Law for
C,syel county. l will sell for cash to the highest
bidder. Oh Monday tie 18th day Of April next,
at the Court House in LiEco!nton, the following
very desirable property: THE LOTS whereon
the Dwelling and Out-houses of L. s. Barrett
are situated, on the Southeast square OF the
town of Lincoluton. Also, the Lot on which
tb. Stables of the said E. s Barrett aIe situated,
ON the Southwest square of the said town of
Also, IzO ACRES OF LAND, adj
Joining tht, lands of Daniel Shrum and others.
The above property was levied on to satisfy
an execution in favor OF G. III. Richmond and
others. &. MILLER, Sheriff
OF Lincoln county.
March 9, 1853. 99-6t
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-03-23

The NORTH AND THE SOUTH.-TEe eLi-
tor Of the Richmond Examiner, a calm and
dispassonate observer, who has recently
been sojourning at Washington, says that
the ill-feeling between the slavehoIdng and
non saveholding sections Of the Union,
which has been rapidly increasing Of lat"
years, Is apparent in the bearing towards
each other of the members fr"n the various
sections. The representatives of the seve-
raj States" says the editor, mo longer meet
as brethren Of the same firm, with one feel
ing, one interest, one destiny. They NEE:
rather as the representatives Of two hostile
nations, the one seeking to invade the
rights and crush the power Of tie other.
1t is probably not going too far to assert that
there was in 1915, as much sympathy be-
tween the people of the American colonies
and the mother country, as exists at this mo-
mcnt between the majority Of the rcpresen-
tatives Of the two grand sections of the
Union. This assertion may be deemed by
some rs a bold and reckless one, but every
calm observer of passing events at WASH
ington must admit, without hesitation, that
it is starting fact"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-03-23
TIE GULF STREAM.

There is river in the ocean. In the
severest drouths it never fails, and IN the
mightiest foods it never overhows. It's
banks and its bottom are of cold water.
while its current is of warm. Tho Gulf
of Mexico is its fountain, and its mouth Is
in the Arctic Sea. 1t is the Gulf Stream.
There is in the world no other suoh majes-
tic flow of water. Its current is more
rapid than the Mississippi or the Amazon,
and its volume more than thousand times
greater. Its waters, as far as the Carolina
coasts, are Of an indigo blue. They are SO
distinctly marked, that this line of junction
with the coRmon sea-water may be traced
by the eye. Often one-half of the vessel
may be perceived floating in the gulf stream
water. while the other half is in the COM
mon water of the sea, so sharp is the line
and the want of affinity between the waters
and such, too, the reluctance, so to spoak.
on the part of those of the Gulf Stream to
mingle with the common water of the sea.
-Lleutenant 1Raury.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-03-23

No MAN oAN BORROW HIMSELF OUT OF
DEBr.-If you wish for relief you must work
for it-economise for it; you must mako
more and spend less than you did when
you were running in debt; you must wear
homespun instead of broadcloth; drink
water instead of champagne, rise at four
Instead of seven. Industry, frugality,
economy-these are the handmaids Of
wealth, and are sure sources of relief A
dollar earned is worth ten borrowed, and
dollar saved is better thar forty times its
amount in useless gewgaws. Try our
scheme, and see fits not worth thousand
banks and valuation laws.
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NGE'EEE.

All persons subject to pay Poll Tax to the
State OF NorL CaTolina, who resided within th e
limits ul the town u! Charlotte the first Gay Of
February 1858, or who had been principally
employed III any prof, ssion CT vocation i'll said
Town for three months or more Immediately
prrc. ding the said first day Of Fcbruary-and all
persons who owned or Were possessed of Taxa
bic Property within said town, the first day of
February, are hereby notified to give into the
Town Clerk, b fore the last day OF March, 1&52
a List cf their sad Polls and taxable property
The said list shall state the numbers and local
situations OF thr Lots or parts Of Lots given i'll,
with the value of which they are assessed for
taxation by the State. the number Of white taxa
b,. Polls OF taxable slaves and o! Free Negroes,
rsiiing the first Of February, on the lands Of
persons giving in said LIST.
j. Is. KERR, Town Clerk.
March >, 1888 2GS-it
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EOI' OF .s'EEEsOES

of both sexes, ftom ten to 20 years of age, for
which he viii pay the highest price that can be
obtained fer such property North OF New Or
leans. Persons having such property to dis
pose of, will find it to their interest to call on
him previous to selling to any other person.
He is disposed to pay a higher price in cash than
any other buyer il this section OF country. Al
h, desires is call to convince the public OF his
libera!ity as a purchaser. He also wishes to
buy few mechanics. Black smiths, Brick-lay-
els, Carpenters and Coopyrs. Al. letters aG-
dressed to him will b. promptly attended to.
He NAV be seen at the Mansion Hotel.
JOHN +. SEDGW1CK.
Salisbury, n. C., March ), 1888 93-tt