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Hrffial Notices.

,,eis ms.Rp q bs Yorl ColisIcn9s Ciiy Miss 7aAry
On Ills So tfSdSdsy1 EVENING jans q = O'Clock. Al
IN b 'ss Rev y sS TYto Ski Of ET D. w.
ns New D. Brown; the Rev. WIN. P. CORgIr and other
.OiI invited TO attend
Msdisen-street Free Church Mission. FESTIVAL
,ioD No 26 M.di,ont Cnnson win p,es raIs
Day June "a The chsP will be opened for NOsn.e Payer a
i.tOy sDd The Hol, Eucharist a. Eve2iog Prayer y oclos
ostI tbs Chapel viii take place the Hal Of the Rutgers
F.ns Institute in Madison st. few doors ab1ve Clinton and
Ft Annual Report of this Free Church Mson 10 Che r. Rev.
M II s b si Rep q he b bs.s: The IL g. sa
kewJes-y The music viii be choral the ancient ain song
S Ce.y md ali otbes clerical and isy isteres.ed "a tie
F.' Chaich Cause, CORDIALLY invited to b. present
Btoeklyp hcraesI,ursl scc Soc, Ex x n
FRS FsUlTs sDs VEGETABLES will open on TUESDAY
EVENING I'D inst, a, oclocs and eo'e on WEDNESDAY
As Sssc y &o 81; each evening.
On 1 THURSDAY EvESiSG the an srsSd EL6RHI PRONE
MADE CONCERT ;sses psee at O'Clock Mnsc BY the band
AsnsrsDce 81 50 for each person
strawberry Fsstiya.Csrlton.s az: NJ +. Church srool
Sn 'nssI MJItls..v6 THURSDAY aud FRIDAY 6tENlNOs,
mseI tent dciDips Church Teke 30 cents each Pro-
s.ee' for the bsnei. Of the Sabbath School
"A Grand srswberry Festival vii, be sven :, o., on
Pt oed AM Church, st. between Bow.
sry 2d-sv the In making
EsDt the main debt Of said church that must be paid
hnme diatsly.
Tb. Committee will spare pains TO make this Festival one
Of The NEST pleasant ard agree able Of the season.
oil be tables The lst at u o'clock the
"a ~ O'Clock and the Sd at l2t TO accommodate al
who nay With their company.
Tskts Of admission S cents 70 be had Of the Pastor
Strawberry Festival and Fair, by the Ladies Of the
New h., rsnd CoLUessionsl society Washington Hail.
Of 4h and South 7ts sts WI AmsbuIsb on WEDNE5-
DAY EVENING and THURSDAY AFTERNOON and EVEN
ING, 20 and "a
Strawberry and Musical FestiyaI-Tbe Ladies o.
poIt Baptist Cnuch viii hold SfhAWBEhY
MUSICAL FESTIVAL the Church PierIepont and
CInion-sts., Brooklyn, THURSDAY EVENING 2h inst
b- viii b. Lecture
Ioo which been elegantly decorated for the occasion
Ns.s Vocal Inuuents will be given by the Choir under
We d elton Of MI j. NJ ABBOTT osa.s Of the clurch
,.d By several gentlemen who have kindly volunteered hsT
sNeea
Tickets cents eseb may be had at the door Doors at
7e'eboek.
Attention : The seooDd meeting Of the Nkw-YORk
WaTCh MANUFACTURING ASSOCIATION viii take pace
srFRlDAY EVENING the 25:h insi Al Heath Hail. No 4S'
Ahay a. oeloeh The stten lance Of all who favor
able 10 this earnestly and respectfully requested
JOHN FOLEY (watchmskei) Superintendent,
No
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Drp GOODS.

nRY GOODS.
~ cLELRus-oCT SALE or
SPRING AND SUMNER
DRESS o o . s
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE 4 Co. vii eel Tie entire balance
Of their Spring importstions .: greatly reduced prices
Their AscTtmer. Of the undenDen,iooed articles ssi
oouylete.
PLAIN AND FANCY SILKS
COLORED AND BLACK SILK ROBES.
BAREGEs AND BAREGE ROBES
ORGANDIEs AND OR0AN0Y ROBES
FRENCH AND ENGLISH JACONEr5
FRENCH AND ENGLISH PRINTS.
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS.
MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
n. B.-AREoLD. CONSTABLE Co, have sin on hand =
beautiful assortment Of MANTlLLAs the approved
styles.
REAL LACE POINTS AN0 MANTILLAS.
WRENCH LACE POINTS AND AANrILLAs
SILK AND BAREGE MANTILLAs.
TRAVELLING CL0AKs, RAGLANS, BUSTERS, kc-
CANALsr. corner Mercer.
keE-Yorh.
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nd BEAUTY -

HEALTH GRACE.
Ccnsen-d upcn Il. LADIES' b. wearing
DOUGLAS & SHERwOOD'S
CELEBRATED SKIRTS.
TIE UNPARALLELED SUCCESS OF THE
NEW EXPANSION SKIRT
i'm Ts Of blch sold turing aon,bs bss In
aueed he to male ih,t sI ensel'
hen % prOdree 80 dozens q 100 ss.) pc, iay during IN
months 81 June, July .nd As,rst
They also cal attention 70 1sn
NEW LINEN SUPERIOR SKIRT,
FOR TRAVELLING,
They are the ss.s proprietor Of ne 'ay
PATENT ADJUSTABLE BUSTLE'
Beware Of The man, limitations offered N the maraes, -
p,ey are al sithsr infIinssnents tAssa
They '-'' s 20 oTHsR DIFFERENT STYLES
.r,a md ~illout the PSen, Adjns,able Buste"
Thee. SKIRTS have been enJed BY tie HI6HEsf
s.s .sSs -. s.~ be-. gI ~ r.i.s None s.aae uns..
stamped -
MANUFACTURES sEw-YORK-
For ,aIe throughout the United State md csnsd.a
lille NEW CARPET STORE,
III No N9 HUDSON STREET
B.g.eae.pen and Others in want q CARPzfINe, OIL
CLOTHS &C. invited purchase their goods at hi. ssAs
o.i.a, NJ yer imported spd which having parcas
ed during the viii be so .. asson'hnsJ low prices 10
The u'q .;'OItme.i Of coed. a.p n tie beet .0r.. yin !
NARPETlNG.-SPRI APPROPRIATIONS,
~ la5a =, GREAT REDUCTION Of PRICES.
SMITH LOUSSBERRY,
No. 40 Broadway, neAy 0rsns-f,
Are Offering -, .,
EpaH,h Tapestry Brussels q. ~ cents PEI JHa
English Tapestry Velvet at 81 - per yGa
Ensh.b Bru,sels At 81 10 per yard
Enslish Ingram 1t 70 cents per yard .,,x.ou,
Also a ehoice assortment Of OILCLOTHS, WlSDOW
SHADES LACE CURTAINS and III othsr Goods pertaining
70 the trade. e equally low pric~s
GO S0 FOR Fancy SHOES and CATERS;
DsD eJNI ALSO ONLY IS for FIRST QUALITY Of
FATFNT LEATHER BOOTS 81 JONES'S. No 10 ASN-ST
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III u G II Al / L L L Rs
HI NEW woaR,
THE CRUISE OF THE BETSEY
A SUMMER RAMBLE AMONG TIP rOssILIrcROiIs
DEPOSITS or THE HEBRIDes.
IAMBLES or A GEOLO0iST; Or, TN rHoVsABD MI ,.
ov.E TBE FosnIiTrkoUs DErosrs or SCOTLAND By uuse
hipsr, LII. ID.
Tls voIoEoe VIII uDqeesua6y 81 he m0s Inter
ens, .n5 poysln Of al Hnfh 4!c,s wis l2no. Clsth
o. sHELDON, 5LAkEkAS Co,
Ha Us EsxsLB o., ". Y.
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NETWORK, THURSDAY, JUNE -, 1856

A s T A R NJ R.
IN IBE PICAYUhE TO-DAY
TIE Creator Picture Ys. -
TIE BRIrTEH LION TAKIsG A MEAN ADVANTAGE
THE LION MAKING REPAhA TON,
~ THE PlCAYUSE TO-DAY
This w''ts PICAYUSE j. the b<'t number II that I'm
ta,pi. funny ouInA Issued l. 10 bmmins with
sOoo ihugt-suS a Which are
SUBSTITUTING skETCHEs,
SPICY EDITORIALS.
PLENTY OF PUZZLES,
RACY fHEATRiCAL rHIHGUhBOBs,
And The further rr,, hero Of the day,
RlCKEfY DICK.
F.il 20 rad The PIX AfusE 81 your phi
HUGH MILLER NEW WORK.
TUEIIsHTp
THE CRUISE OF THE BETSY;
A SUMMER RAHBLE AMOao TIE rossILEERoUs
DEPOslrES or THE HEBRlDEs. Wih Ramoes q =
Gsoo,ht Ten IhOasssd xss tie Fossaifeseu, Do
posLsp II ScOsod
BY rnE LAT, HUsH MILLER,
l2mo pp 524 cloth, 81 IS
EeNy the whale Of edition u this voff has been t1
bsU'ed By ore.I In adv'nee Of P.onesoa So's3s na Dc
that chArscteIi1ss he al bcrs o.her work.
ENLARGED EDITION OF
TIE OLD RED SANDSTONE.
l2n0, cls'h, IL IS.
This edton reprin,ed tie last Ednbarah edition ADD
contains buodred p,ses Of entirely matter from
the pen hugh Miller It Cou,sns several Ds- Plates ant
cuts Of notes while the old plates have
beer Ie-tJpsytd and improved
New Feriop. If "My SCHOOLS AND sCHOOLMAs
PRINTS OF TIE CREATOR" ord FIRST IMPRESS
sIONs OF ENGLAND ready, and may be had seps
' GOULD L LINCOLN,
80 Wsshing.ou-st. bos.on
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TO THE IRA D Z.
I0NG FARREILY.

EORRESTER's PLAYMATE; Monthly Maya
IL ripe for BOYS and GIRLS begins Volume Ten 10 Jaly
New Dialogues. new Correspondence in each number Tais Is
best youths periodical See that children have l. oay
Osg DoLLR syesT Bend 70 W. UUlLD 70,
Boston, MAJ.
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7 ADIES.-A magnificent lot of Ladies and
IL Nisss Summer and Fall .,yss u HATS and B0SSErs,
psIey reed and eiansey finished ~ be coed below
sbs eIJse tie los .. ArA MELVlLLES Hes Show
reese and Emp Of Fpesb s:Jes No lG s1s.
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JUDGE RUSSELL INDICIED for RIOT
~ See PORTER5 sPI9iT This Day.
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NIBL O's G A Z ID Z n
IN FOURTH NIGHT OF THE ENGAGEMENT or THE
GREAT ACTRESS,
MISS CHARLOTTE CcSHMAS.
who wI appear This EyENIN4
MEG AEaRILIEs,
Supported by the sninen. American frsaeS5sn,
ar. L. I. DAVENPORT,
DAHDIE pfSN0Nr.
NJ JOHN GILBERT 10 DONNIE SAMPSON.
Thsssdsy-GUY AASNEaING.
bief MeFribeS Charsctte Ousbnan
D2ldie DnnHt hL Z L. DarezpHr
The piece viii b. Produced With ell tse na sonss
Chors.es and a CAST OF CHARACTERS which caaros b.
.qoa ed 10 the world
Doors oIen 81 u O'clock eomm>poe =. precisely
Admission 20 cent? seoorsd IS cents EXTRA
Box Sheet open Ebis GAxten, and sb5efs No. y Wal
con Of Ea<ssl from q IN Ill 4
To- MORROW-MISS CUSHMAH6 BENEFIT
L'RENCH COMPANY-WALLACK' THEA
i TER.-FAREwELL BENEFIT Of Nine T. PIrRoN-
THURSDAY, June ~ 1854,
LADIES' BATTLE
Comedy, N sta, - n scabe
Nine T. ......0..............Tns C5cntsa
LUCIA,
Parody u7s INSTRUMENTATION ALFREDO eAUTEa.
new VAUDEVILLE, b The vha,s Csmpasy
Den epeo ell s,e>h n eSLnr5-e e7%
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BEAUTIFUL FRENCH SHOES.-JEFFER:

REAUIIf u fhENCH SHUEc.0JETTE ho
No. SIS Broadway wherr b. he's
pseons store and offs aasd:ns insrsad
ufAstuIins cies IN edition TO hs elegant assonasni u
Ladies Sho~s Of desrpioD he epsced - c -
G,ptsmen; shc Gs,ers and Slippers Of @peror wsEnAn-
ship.
bs Lses, novelties IN Trimmings ard Designs received
uou.hly Paris snd al ths IN style bes1ty com
bined M The Jsfen Shoe.
Brunch CT this establishment Ssrs,oga VIII icf the
Summer months about the lot Of July.
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TOR SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY PROP


Il ING and PLANNING BUSINESS an INrEREsT ,her,in,
10 fu speTsnn Jrsey Cy With III. busucs will b,
sold ,slUse4e Patent; hsOt Msshsey Tools Fixtures &c,
which all In complete oidrr Parties desiring 10 purchase
ard JUDGE hsmseivss inquire for few aavs at
tie 0OD-hOLUlNG and PLANNING MILL corner Of Green
ard Nor gsL sts Je-Sy City
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OK O00-PAINrS, OILS and DRUGS
~ lC,UUO Wanted a BUSINESS MAN with TIL.
capital sud capable Of managing the GnAnces OF
large Join the sdseseT 10 buying hm OF long
,.ndps having the bes. OF credit knowledge Of the trade
not ,boutey qnste the writer from 10 years experience
perfectly conyerssnt the BUSH AaJess with real
psin. az reference, LINsEED. " Y. Tribune Oaise.
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m NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ITO SPECULATIVE CAPITALISTS WITH
ei00-A good ehAI offered to bay interest 10 Of
the best eibe inventions Of the dsv L.ls profits
and quiek return, without risk Address ROCKAWAY Box
No Isl Tfhnna Offce.
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JUDGE RUSSELL INDICTED for RIOT.
~ SEQ PORTERiB SPIRIT Th.s Day.
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rRfCFs
Balcony PIquee and hrt tier Of BoAes.........sl o,
Reserve Seats,
Family
For by Schsrfnbers Luis No. 76s Boadwyi elbru
Ne. ~ Walls. J. schub,rh Co. NJ % Spins T. VIM
Hall Son. No 2j9 Broadway, and At the Academy Of Music
ell OF which places seats eau be secured
Doors open at 7, commence u socoeh .
CARL ANSCHUrL, President
y y. HEI MsNVIIER. Secretary.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-18
aIvrn AND srnAmBOAr News.

River slightly recedine with u feet large on the
shoals The upper river packets report the river
above falling slow from Rome down.
The business Of the landing Jet quite active
There is now loading, Umpire, Harmenia. jose
phins Savage, Shelby, Caroline, Dunlsith and clif
ton, ali Of which win arrange, except the Josephine
Savage, to leave by Saturday night.
The regular mail packet, B. N. Runyan, for St.
Louis connecting with nail steamers for Louisville,
and Memphis leave this day punelually at 70
o'clock
Fer Pittsburgh-This day at u o'clock, P. NJ,
the steamer Harmonic.
For Ciucinnad-This day at Il o'clock the steam
ers Dmleith and Shelby.
Boats ezpected-This day steamer Seventy Six,
from Cincinnati, Runyan from St Louis, Sligo from
pOrls above, Twiohsll, New Orleans,
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SELLING OFF!

SELLING OFF!
AT COSTlI
SELLING OFF!!!
AT COST!!!!
TO CLOSE BUSINESS,
ct CLIFTON, ALBRIGHT Co.'s No. 10 Cedar Street
Call and examine for yourselves, the greatest in
ducements ever offered to cash purchasers. We are
fully determined to close out our entire stock at prime
Eastern cost prior to the first day Of January next
Merchants wishing 10 replenish their stock will
find it greatly TO their advantage TO examine our
prices To those wishing TO embark in the Clothing
Business, We will dispose Of the entire stock good
will and fixtures on the most favorable and satisfsc
tory terms
All persons knowing themselves indebted will
confer favor by making early payments. Those
having claims will present them for settlement
Nov25dtJanl59.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-18

The Clarksville Je6TsoHiaa Of the 10Th says:
ave regret to learn that Mr.. GuilfOrd Talley, one
of the eldest and most respectable citizens of this
county came to his death on yesterday BY the acct
dental discharge of his gun while hunting. We
have not heard the particulars, but hear it stated
that he fell and caught the hammer Of the gun upon
something, and the contents of the gun we're dis
charged into his body"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-18

The reader will remember an account copied into
this paper a week or two ago, of desperate fight
between the sheriff of Lincoln county Mr.. Alexan-
der) aud his deputy on one side, and Mr.. Rsdegan
on the other The Fayetteville Journal Of the 10th
says Mr.. Alexanders wounds, though still some
what painful, are rapidly improving and We hope
it will not be long until he is entirely we'll Rade
gan, We learn, is also getting well of the seven
wounds, instead Of three before stated in this
paper, which be received in the fight"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-18

The Someryille Star says q waniOn attempt to
commit murder was made in that place on the 9TH
inst, by c. C, Hudson upon Mr. W. a. Robertson,
County Court Clerk, who was pretty severely in
jured by pistol shot. Hudson was arrested and
held to bail in $4,000 in default Of which he was
committed 10 Jail
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-18

Powhattan Word, arrested and confined in Jail at
Memphis about two weeks since, on the charge Of
being defsuter in the sum Of 81, 800 10 the house
Of A Glenn Co, New Orleans, was on the 18th
discharged from custody by order of the Criminal
Court, no evidence appearing against him.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-18

Rkeumatism!---A case Of three months standing
cured-Geoge ". Henderson, Of Ptburg, says After suffer.
ing for three months with Rheumatism, part Of the time 50
severely confne my bed have entirely curedb
using Behaves Holland Bers have had attack
relief in the medicine
my opinion remedy for Rheumatism" deodtw&wIW
NEW STOCK OF OVERCOA CS.s-Just received
j. Co., 300 Overcoats Of all szes-cheap.
Decl5 A. J. DUNCAN & CO.
WINTER GOODS-of all kinds at low prices, to re-
w dusS stock, Merchants viii do wen 70 call early
DSc5 A. J. DUNCAN + 90,
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WBCHEsTER AND ALABAMA RAILROAD The Fay
ette7ille Journal Of the 10th says: eve learn from
Capt whitaker one of the directors, that, at late
meeting of the board at Winchester it was resolved
to raise the stock 10 continue the Winchester and
Alabama railroad to Guntersville according to the
original design, there to connect with the Selma
road, and that Hugh Francis Esq, has undertaken
the work of getting up the stock. Mr. Francis en-
tiers upon this work with full confidence of success
fu result that he may realize his highest hopes and
ct last see this important work completed as Org~
nsIly designed is our ardent desire. Mr.. Francis
has been devoted, working friend of the Winches-
tef and Alabama railroad from The time it char
tered and has always been ready to work for its ad-
Esncement; that part OF the road which lies in Ten
nessec has now reached point in its progress which
gives assurance Of an. early completion, and now
under the resolution Of the hoard Of directors, Mr..
F. goes forth to solicit the stock to continue the
work to Guntersville Ala, and by this connection,
unite the stock raising counties Of Middle Tsnnes-
see with the cotton regions Of South Alabama The
trsok-laying on our road was retarded for short
time on account Of the delay Of iron at Charleston,
but before this time the iron expected to arrive
when the work would again be pushed forward, and
we feel safe in saying that the last tie will be laid
the last spike driven, before the 4th Of July 1859
and that glorious anniversary will be celebrated in
Fayetteville by rejoiciDgs of the people and the ar
rival of the first locomotive"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-18

IA Just received per Express, magnificent
assortment of Moscow and Trieo Beaver 0vercCa's,
Dress, Frock and Business Coats Pants and Vests,
in every variety end style, at
CLIFTON, ALBRIGHT s. cos
Dec. 1GH No. 10 Cedar Street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-18

The Fayetteville 0Jsapsr Gays recent estimates
based on reliable information, show that that part
Of the Hog crop OF old Lincoln for this year. which
has been sold for foreign consumption, amounts to
fully $4,000
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Dec. l6tf

Double Guns and Single Guns at prices that will
please any one. We are selling them fully 385 per
per cent lower than they we're ever offered in this
place before, JOIN WILLIAMS,
Dec7 "a Public Square:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-18

The siesmer Daniel Boone vas sold to Mr. John
A. Hoffman, at Memphis, on the 18Th for Sc 600.
She wiz beresftsr run in the Memphis and Vieks-
burg trade, under command Of Capt Marsh Miller.
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professor TEaskeII,s Electric Oil.

POSITIVE and speedy for Rheumatism AMI Neuragia,
~ Deafness, Eryspeas, Scrofula. Bronchitis, letter, King
worm, Scald Head, Nervous and sick Headaches
III > Cured IN from three 70 slCsnfg minutes. Z
COrns, Piles Tooache, Chronic stn joints sprains and
Lamene Man Beast all kinds Of Sores Fecle and Hu
mors Cramps and Collie, Pains Of every description in
Prices 50 cts 81 and 80 per Bottle.
the only HAIR INFIGOEArOR that VII make the
hair grow everything else fails; clean the bead Ets and
wonderful Oil perfectly harmless burning or bis
tering sensations with other lotions and ne1ts IL Is plea
conques fire. soothing and healing severe burn
scald in five minutes
operates the principles Of Electricity thousands Of
miraculous been performed BY all the land
Use everything else give this Oil trial, and you will
Be convinced INDECENT persons unable to purchase bote
shall have It free
Friend suffer no longer send bottle Of HasEe Electric
OIL Consultation and advice given gratis at the Depot No. 50
Pine st.
Persons severely afflicted with Rheumatism Conras
muscles, should try the Electropean Bath Be
tcular the directions accompanying each bottle No ped
oilers sell this medicine Only respectable druggists and country
Merchant agents, who have aiae hthogaph certificate
signed by the proprietor.
Besoare Of C0lsatsrJsztsl San. ...
Every bottle has Professor Haskells Electric Oil" blown on
the side edges glass the envelope h his portrait
and signature, to counterfeit which is forgery.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEPOT
No. 65 Pine Street, Srtgt Louis, Missouri.
Druggists and Merchants supplied wholesale liberal
and wonderful calling person, addressing
letter. Prof HASKELL 60 Pine Street. St. LOUIS viii have their
orders promptly Allied aud forwarded.
Terms Cash 81 s. SIG dozen. It is elegantly put
up, securely packed and variety Of superb Lgps Fine
Bills &C., furnished gratuouy. Send in orders
For sale Whoesalstv EW IN. FENDLEToN & CO. and ret
yJO. G. PROV t,s-- marld&Wly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-18

Coon PRIoEs FOR NEGBOEs.-There was trus-
tees sale Of twenty negroes at Fayetteville The
1lth, at which extraordinary high prices were OBJ
tanned. The sale was fer cash. and the twenty
negroes brought S2O,OlO 80. The Fayetteville o.
gives the prices obtained, as follows; Jane,
aged "a years, 1890; Lizzie, aged 30, 1891; Flora,
aged 10, S94s; Reuben, aged Z, S6O8. 80; Henry,
aged 4, 1851 so; William, eyed Is, Sll95i George,
aged H. 114O; Andy, aged 9, sos; Charley aged u,
1856 Dick, aged Is, 1915; Anderson, aged Is, L.
199, Arena, aged So 8l5; Catharine, aged II, 926;
Clara, aged 9, 800; Frank aged f. 4l5. Tenah, aged
10, 7O5 80; Anthony aged p, 1899; Davy aged p,
1885; Bill, aged "A, 1905; Jim, aged %, 1927.
These prices do not indicate hard times in Lin
coin, at least.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-18

HoEIDAT PREsEsTs.-If you wish to make pres
ents Of " Books which are Books, Messrs York
Co, Union street. is the place 10 get them. declw.
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The Fayetteville journal Of the 10Th says: "The
weather has been unusually warm for the past few
days, and some apprehension is felt for the safely
Of the pork slaughtered during the last cold spell
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TTANTED.---A Permanent Situation as
Wv CHAMBERMAD on some steamboat from THIS place 70
New Orleans. Good reference be given Enquire at THIS
Once or the Fancy Il. Anderson, No. IS Union st.
MRS. LETITIA BORr0N,
O'Brien's Boarding House Broad street
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AUCTION SALE OF GRooBaHs. Garter, Wilsford s
Co.'S sale Of groceries takes place on Tuesday next
the Dist inst.
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hank of West Tennessee, at
49, MEMPHIs.-The notes Of this Bank will be
redeemed Union Bank Tennessee Nashville. LdtW
II Look out for limitations Of Lea q PERKINS, WOr
cestershire Sauce. advertisement Of JOIN DUNCAN
4 Sons aug2l-S
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Bir. Madison Williams is announced in the VIM
chester Home JouTHal candidate to represent
Fsanklin county, in the lover house Of the next
Legislature.