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Police Intelligence,

Mary Ann Brady and Margaret McPhips were arrested
yesterday by policeman Vansant the charge of assault
ing and beating Bridget Sullivan. They were committed
for Court by Justice Boyd.
Martin OConner charged with assaulting and beating
Jas. H. Huse arrested by officer Robinson, and
mitted to answer at Court by Justice Mckinley.
Lieut. Carmichael and officer Williams arrested Patrick
Pagan the charge of assaulting and beating Mrs
Mather and Justice Mears committed him to answer at
court.
Waterberg Miller yesterday arrested by officer
Barnes charged with assaung Rosina Scheme. He
held to bail for Court by Justice Griffin.
Henry Cummings .(negro) arrested Tuesday
night by officer T. Vane charged with fast driving through
the streets He fined SIS and costs and in default of
payment was committed to Jail by Justice Audoun.
James Roach was arrested Tuesday night by Lieut.
Wright sergeant Love and officer Edwards charged with
dsordery conduct, and assaultng and resisting the Off
in the discharge of their duty Committed for Court
by Justice Mearis.
Francis Roberts negro, arrested yesterday by Off
Start, charged with beating his wife He com
mitted for Court by Justice Mckinley.
Peter Welsh (negrO) yesterday arrested by officer
McCurdy charged with stealing the of So from a
Hall to steal the money from his (Hals mother, and
held security for further hearing by Justice
Griffin.
Simon Wolf and Nicholas Miller arrested yesterday
by officer Barnes charged with beating Margaretta Wolf
They held security for their appearance before
Court by Justice Griffin.
Mrs. Michael arrested yesterday by constable Sou
der, charged with assaulting Sarah Hneman She was
held security for her appearance before Court by Jus
Griffin.
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VOL. I---NO. l35.
Nlonetarp ano Commercial gebie@.
BALTIMORE, July Is, 1858

10 Ii Ee.--' ...lt@ BALTIMORE, July 70, 1855.
There is very little doing in any kind of Stocks except
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, for which the market to-
day was quite active. The sales embrace 1900
shares at se2k cash and sellers option 60 days. and $63
buye 60 days of about so yeser
day closing S62H bid, s621 asked regular way. In
Northern Central there nothing done it closed
yesterday at $1Sb bid, cash. Bank Stocks show very
little change shares Bank of Commerce selling to-day
at S24H, and 20 shares Howard Bank at S9A Canton
is still without movement though the recent advance in
New York has affected it similarly here, sek being bid
for it to-day. -'.a- r. 7a s-.i .7.- -a
The only transactions in loans to-day 81 s75 Bat-
6's $780, and DID, 9sX, better than yester
day. Railroad Bonds very quiet, without any sales
Baltimore and Ohio 1855 are held s5H Northern Cen
trail 1855 at 67A, with 67 bid. For North Western
Virginia 1st mortgage 904 bid, and for unendorsed
Sd mortgage 4OH asked. The total business at the
Board to-day nearly 100000. ..
At the New York first board today stocks generally
further advanced yesterdays rates but at the second
board decline was submitted to- and the market closed
heavy Canton advanced to 2k at first board, but at
second declined to q Erie advanced but afterwards
lost it, The advance in Reading for the day was n;
Michigan Southern H; Hudson X New York Central
declined and Panama q. State stocks were steady,
The New York Tribune of to-day says: .,
1t is stated that bid for the whole of the ten millions
Government loan has been made up on the other side
In the Money market there is no change to note Call
loans are apunuhtiy Easy q. ogf per Ien' anu
transaction lower figures The supply of paper at
Bank continues be far below the wants of those nst
uons and they forced to seek for means to invest
their surplus at very low rates In the discount
houses there but moderate amounts of paper Offering
The business of the New York Sub Treasury ON Tues
day follows:
Total receipts Observation-Disclosures. S202 lis 55
OF which from Customs l56 600 Oo ~
OF which California drafts ...... q 900 90
Balance Observation-Disclosures. s PCS S66 81
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House on Tues
uday 1880 81 and the balances We're $780,
97S75.
Exchange for the Boston steamer Wednesday, closed
dull shade below last quotations The business done
small and the rates at which actual sales made
may be quoted at 1oeA London 12@ on Paris; S6h
on Hamburg Al Il Amsterdam. But little specie will
go out from Boston.
Messers. Thompson Brothers, Bankers, New York
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CHARLESTON, July 2S.-The steamer Isabel with la
dates to the 25th, has arrived. Sugar was firm
Sterling exchange heavy at l2d13 Exchange on New
York 2G24, and on New Orleans 3[a4.
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From the tonnage returns of the port of San Francisco
appears that the business with the Eastern States has
gradually fallen off follows A 942 tons during the
six months against 81 5ss tons time in 1857 1928
tons in 1885, and rs in 1885, while the foreign
tonnage the Entered for this year, 49,
297 tons, against 40, ,7o6 tons last year
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The Presidents Visit to Bedford Springs.
CUMBERLAND, July 2S.-President Buchanan and party
and Sir VIM Gore Ouseley and family, arrived here th
afternoon dned at the Revere House, and left for Bedor
Springs this evening.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


" NEW YORK, July 2S-Cotton-sales of 300 baies-mar.
ket heavy Flour is rm-sales of 900 bbls Ohio at 81 10
gas Wheat depressed-sales So 900 bushels at decline
OF cent Southern red 125 cts Western red l05G!o7
cts western white 105111 Corn is depressed-saes
38 900 bushels unsound a decline of 2d3 cts. Good
cts- sales OF re-packed Chicago at S1225D$1375 Su-
gar Is hrm--Porto Rico TASK cts Museovado 7G7 cts.
Spirits Turpentne steady A cts Rosn is heavy ut
81. ahoat Rice is firm at s93H cts SIS 3tJI ~
NEW ORLEANS, July 27-Cotton--Saes of 500 bales
unatered prices Middngs quoted at 70 cents Sales
of three days 1000 bales Receipts of three ays O5O
bales Sugar bu0yant, and cent better Freiyhts on
Cotton Liverpool 15 32d Exchange on New York at
sight per cent premium On London ek per cent pre-
MUM. ,As g..l. :. "a ,,.. --
CINoIyyAr1 July 27-Flour is unchanged W;slav ia
quoted at q cents Mess Pork is held S17 Lnseed
Oil firm at rs cts. Z at}itt t5tr l"A 'tfHHd
(yaIcAeo July 27F1our quiet Wheat dull at ss cts
Corn active at 56H cents. Oats steady Shipments to
bushels corn To OswegoNo Flour IA 600 bushels wheat
Receipts 400 bbls -four, 1000 bushels wheat 80 600
bushels corn -f1-- a. s-A g
MOBILE July 26-Cotton rules quiet and rather heavy.
Aiddling nominaly at IL cents The STOCK on hand is
about 1900 bales Freights to Liverpool are dull at
= 153M. TL&lf1
~ NEW YORK AUCTION SALES, July 27.-3o bags
damaged Rio Coffee, at Skt19k c., Is do, st, Domingo
ssc and 800 boxes CASTLE soap damaged at ss gsh
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE
81 ~ &A-'il FOREIGN! Va JLp3l
iasIA, Booty IsLAND-Bri6 Fsdelia. a5i ~ 81
sH 100 tons guano--order - ~ H. sI'1ol h6G
= = EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE. =
Ak5TERDAM250b bbls -four IO98 hhds tobacco 60 tons
bark, l3,7H pipe slaves, LII hog gshead stayes
TRIEsTE350 hhds tobacco al tons bark "a bbls rosin
25 cases chrome yellow, lot Of sassafras1 g g5Eg
ID
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The dispatch of the Europas states that Messrs
Barring Brothers Co report the market for American
stocks generally quiet Illinois Central shares 27 dis
Massachusetts per cent bonds in demand at 103
Maryland per cents 9s Pennsylvania Central second
mortgage bonds, So.
The export of specie from San Francisco for the six
months compares with previous years follows:
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The steamer Santa Cruz, Capt. Fauntleroy, ar
rived at this port the lst inst, with later
from Puget Sound and Frazer river. She brings
three days later news than that received by the
Cortes. The news is of an exciting character, but
still it will be seen that there is nothing new from
the mines on Frazer river below the Canon or from
Thompson's river. IS is-t i
EXPEDITION UP FRAzER RIvER.-The steamer Sur
prise had made four successful trips up Frazer riy
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TIE CRY COURTS There business transacted in
any Of the city courts yesterday .1
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IN NEVADA COUNTY
IITMPINtI A CLAIM.

We are informed by a gentleman who arrived
night before last from Grass Valley, that terrible
tragedy was enacted at Deer Creek, that place,
ON the I'd inst DIR. McMurtha and his brother
owned quartz vein there, which was dumped" by
twelve men On the I'd inst. the jumpers entered a
tunnel on the vein, barrcaded the mouth of it with
pine logs, and declared that they would kill the
first man who should throw any dirt into the mouth
of the tunnel Dr. McAlurtha threw shovel full
of dirt into the tunnel and forthwith one of the
jumpers shot him dead with rifle Thereupon the
surviving brother drew revolver and fred all the
charges then took the revolver from the body of
his dead brother and fired all its charges among the
twelve. The result was that four killed and
seven wounded. Mr.. McAiurtha then gave himself
up TO the officers of the law and after examina
tion he held to have acted ustiably, and ne
discharoed.
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n NEW YORK AUCTION SALES July 27-3o bags
damaged Rio Coffee at SxG9k c., Is do St Domingo,
ats &c and 800 boxes CASTLE soap damaged, at S1sgsH
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The ramifcations of the Hudson Bay COMPANY
are so complicated, it is quite difficult to understand
them all. The Nanaimo coal mines are in some way
branch, but the enterprise is conducted senaratey
so that every shareholder not necessarily interest
ed in the coal speculation. The Hon. David Came
Chief Justice of the Colony has charge of this
branch of the business. The price for Goals at the
never higher till the arrival of the Surprise when
they were advanced to eight dollars. The agent
says they have heretofore lost money, and they now
hold the right to advance the price to paying rate
coal mined is obliged to pay a royalty of Is. Cd
(about 60 centsl to the crown; and the miners tax
of five dollars per month each man goes into the
treasury of Great Britain also Ihere are now
about eight to ten thousand tons OF coal out OF the
mines and ready for sale. g -I b-a5
'-- AGRICULTURAL.
| The Puget Sound Agricultural Company is an
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ChiIde Harold.

THIS disting aithsd, thorJugn-brsd stallion III Il
L make the present season % ny stables, SIX 8 -
BiIss sOlth q Nashville. He vas sired ~ IN pOr- y
ed sovofsiEn, out o. Maria osst--tne dam Of 49,
dis bsOd IL therefore Of the VerY Best de tls best
racer Of day, never having Loss hea dis coils are no
rest and strongest EhaVe seen, aud are every yeaT
sd5pf Fenown t0h r8pasion BY tasir Distinguished sue
cess pon the turf sasnera hrse year ed sou Of h nas
,en recently purchased By DIR. len br0eck Tor Of
900 WHO Intends takng him 70 EnEland 10 contend with
EngiandB best .....- 80
more bone and Strength than any blood ho-ss ever 81
Haa all the pre- NUNS for Nhch be has been ehiDi e
In both SAFE and county fairs, an ahOugh ceraEy enu-
lea rank as hgh any hos In ths Union7 b plaeod
thelOW price Of thirty dollars be paid IN ali eases before
ne s remOVsd- Mares Kept dollar per week.
IA 24-W3m " g. HAhDLNG.
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ny iyts a dasrstsl order Of lie ChanesFy Coart e.
ID GainsboTo;mads a the FsbrasfT Iefm 1855 81 aid
Court 10 the case Of w. W Woodiz llhs Aso FhaEis
\ N ohers neBing In aid cous, VII Saturday tho
st day OF Nav 1853 The Cour houss door IN 6anaooro
sell al public sastious on ef9oR q Helle oaa9 ne
snpeS.es rs disiret Ne u tae Big Rrlnchs aud he
sane tract Of and On Haicl yAno Fali resided at ne
al a. and lien Eetanae o. Tie land Zoe Ne
N - - 1ionay. This t1th March, l336-
P1 55s1 si1SSi s isSSS. va, BoTTs, EM.
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Paraffne Camel Coal Oils
For LubPicating Machinery,

In Scotland the Camel Coal Oils have been very ayora
bly, known and extensively used in the place Of sperm for
the last few years Oils Of similar nature and quality are
now being made by the Union Coal ard Oil Compang, and
very highly valued wherever This has the
same weight and will bear the temperature, when
winter strained, the best Sperm, and fully equal to il
Lubrcao having been subj eeted to the
upon both heavy and light machinery and given entire
lsaetOn This Oil is peculiarly adapted Railroads. Cot
Spinaes, Machine Shops and all machinery where
fine OIL lie required. is economical than ordinary
Oils it is sold at about the price and half the
quantity will do equal amount Of fabrication, and do
better.
This OH being entirely without gum, should be used In
the the nnest sperm. The openings Ofths
and feeders used for ordinary Oils should be
reduced, otherwise the Oil will be wasted.
These Oils will be furnished to dealers at the factory p
css adding freight insurance, and exchange; and all Oils
sold by this company fully guaranteed represented
Fer sale by EWn, PsndletOn & Co., Of this city, Agent
or the Union Coal and Oil Company, MaysviIle, Ky.
We call public attention TO the following certificates Of
gentlemen known here and elsewhere.
EWIN, PENDLETON g. CO., -
Agents, Nashville.
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Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
Central Ohio
AND
Baltimore and Ohio
RAILROADS.
CUNNING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO, AND
H. BALTIMORE, % HOURSl
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGHl


BALTIMORE, % HOUKSl
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
rENHE ONLY ROUTE by which through tickets TO Wash.
lngtOn be procured, to which point well ss to
5amOre 1t the Shortest most direct and in every
speet the reliable route. Ii the only route BY which
purchasers OF Through Tickets to New HOrk enabled
70 reach the cities OF BALTIMORE Philadelphia and NeR
York. at the cost Of Ticket New York only, thus
abng Business en and Travellers for pleasure or nfor
nation four of the principal cities the Union fol-
SIS cost than can be Afforded By any other route
Aud It the only route BY Whch Through Tickets
Dc had to Richmond Norfolk, hlnehestsr fredericksburg
and Petersburg, Va, Charleston, savannah, Macon Az
ANITA Augusta Bsrklsy Springs and Bedford Springs.
Passengers from NASHVILLE ake the Stage Coaches Of
Sartsr IhCmas, steamers on she Cumberland river
20 LOUISVILLE connecting tAsrs with the United States
Nail steamers 70 Cincinnati, with the Jacksonville
Railroad 10 Indianapolis Ind, make dTect connection al
columbus Uhio Wn The Central OHIO Railroad to Wheel
s whence close connection with the Baltimore and Ohio
6aArOad Is made 70 washington CITY, Baltimore, PhR
ieiphIa ana ksw York.
~ Passengers holding Through Tickets from Mem
9hIs ara lFanssTred at Cairo of the Illinois
central kal.Tvsd. from thenes passing through Terre
daues Indianapolis Dayton ana Aena ~ Columbus. Three
1sy Trans leave Columbus, - 10 a. A $3.50 p, Il. and
Il (. 4.
Trsers are reg aested to notice that while this is
Ja0te Glrdl1E AarOugh TiekeJs 70 al the kastern
Jules tne san rate as charged by other routes leu
Tcr5 OKLA If asJ the shsr-sz moss speedy and direct
20 ali Lhs leading the EasE. The distance from
Columbus BsgBJ only SO niles, being GbOut loo
niles shorter New thsa by any other rOus. Thsrt
are less yes Of cars thl5 rJua, and consequently
.ess detention, than By an other
~ The rOGG Dalias,,l WIN broken stone and is
,ntIrely tree from dust.
Forlurther noraaOn, please spplytoD D. G. RUHsEY.
For Through Tickets apply in Louisville at the Office OF
U. g. Mail Steamers at the jeerEonvie Railroad
sties, hain street. VIZ. S. WOODSIDE,
HsstaI transportation B. & q. r. 8.
JOHN Il. SHARP. General Western Agent.
luna IS
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.



THE Great Central Route connecting the AtantiociiIeA
4 ElthW extern horhT essrn, and Southwestern Statsk
0y continuous Railway direct This road also connects
at Ptisburg with daily line Of Steamers to all pors on
be Western kTera and at Cleveland and Saldusky with
Steamers to ell ports the Northwestern Lakes making
the most direct, cheapest and reabs route by which
BREIGRT can be forwarded TO and from theGrsat Vest
Rates between Philadelphia and PittsburR;
FIST CLASS.-BOOts, shoes, DRY Goods g. - q.
Gn boxes Furs, Feathers se....... 'V0 per AOVH
SECOND OLASS.-Bo0ks Snd Stationary,
Dry Goods (in bsles.J Hardware, Lea PISS per 1e0B
Lner, &e.s.s.......-. .......~...s..l
HIRD OLASS.-AnTis, Bsgging, BacOa, lar. ,,o-
and Pork On bull, }, Hemp, &0....... 0'' P91 AVVS
FOURTH OilASS.-Cehee, Fish, Bacon, "a .,oo,.
and Pork (pscked,) lard sud Lard Oil O'0 POI AVoh
FlOur-$l co. per bbLuntil further notice.
Grsin-45 cts. per 100 lbs. until further ROtieo.
CottOnS2Psr bale, nOtszCssding 500 lbs weight until
urthsr notice,
t In shipping Goods from any point East OF Phila.
depbia, be particular to marx package via philadelphia
RG1trOa9. All Goods consigned 50 the Agents Of this
koad Of phG or PttsOUTg will be forwarded with
JRt detention
ER8IaHT AsEsFG-HRrriB Wormlsy 4 Co., MsmphiA
Tennessee; Z. E Sass Co., st. Louis; J. s. Mitchell
Son, Evansville Indiana Dumesn Belland Nurdock and
Carter JeWetE, LOUISVILLE KY; Q. Medrum, MADISON
Indiana; SPugmsn Brown, and Irwin Co, Cincinnati
n. W. Graham 8 Co.. GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Leech Co.. No
York; MOL william street. and No. BRter1 Place, New
York; & Sneeder Philadelphia; MsgraW 4 Koons Bal
imore; Geo. U. Franoiseus, Pitisbnrg.
b. Il. HOUSTON, gsnsTai FFSjg6t Agsat PbiS
d. J. LOABAERT, SaPt ALsooHG, Pc.
dec Is. IF
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In Chancery at Cartnage--narch Rules,

"m Lancaster and a. We. John Il. Gordon and al.
N notion ano appearing The Clerk and Master OF
- SAD Squr' nat John b. Gordon is non resident OF
this slate II Pc hereugon ordered that publication be
for tEtTiv das Do the Union ard American for defendant
joan a. uoIoh 70 appear q TIE Court House the
OF Chrhfgr tennessee on the Monday IL August
neLt, then and heIs % plead or demur 20 con
pniuAnG bs ana Ia default thereof the snfd b will be
taken for confessed amp sstl0T hearing pars 70 him
mar S-Wtt pufesS3 A. MOORE o, q Al,
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RIacIL Nlannnnnnfh

'HNHl5 fAFObtiE JACK viii femaa a. my sable and
serve Jennets a. Forty Doars NE Insurance.. he Was
leVertu better health condition present. deem
Unnecessary ~ any thing in reference 70 bis merits
breeder The records Of the various agricultural Society
tGs, wherever he had colt show for psemium, give
evidence OF the fact OF his superiority breeder Pas
ursge gras and grain feed, desired At Is cents per
week Every attention 70 prevent accidents or escapes
1ut no liability for sishsF. P. X. RAINS.
leb l9-W2m Ore mile South Of NASHVILLE
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IN cHANCERY AT CARTHAGE.

NNHEREAS 81 the FebFuary term 1855 OF sac coar 10
w the case Of hu W. Woldson al John McDOUgal
and al d ordered that pabcau be INSIDE Tor thry
GAYS 10 be Union and Amer can, for John mcbougA maj
he appear Court House in the Of Carthage
tennessee on The Monday August NEXT htn ano
tA@Ie 20 Erad answer demur 20 Compainants bl thd
amended oil default Ihere5f hs will be "a.
Ken y eonlcs ed and SET hearing paTte IS 20 MIN
mar ls-Wil prs ieT 50 A. MOORE, q. q n.
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NOTICE

N the arss Monday July 1855, will ss as the cout
- house door msstoWn, Tsna-, sh9 ABOVE trao %
aHd the and charges due for the year lsJI %
much Of viii be sufficient pay ne ta1 eoai %
charges iaem iOrths year ls5s. FHiI 5ln Mafeh, @
B Les,
..5 Tax Collector Of Fsntrss5 county, TsRa.
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prnIcRrrANn nFsCRIPTTON.

yAUGATUCK BLACK hawk is a rich and stylial
brown horse eight years old rs hands high, has Otter
oftsd In 25 ard he OF me drBt prize yer clone
tr and many others atthe state Pair held - New HAYES
ast year and his colts ATkabs promising. He
red by Vermont Slack HaWt shat made D. HILL his
r over 5000 grand sFe Sherman Morgan, great grand
. re the original or Justin Morgan Horse. His dam
adv Srrton, By son Of old MembrrO, ana be BY the In
ore1 Messenger. He is half brother n Ethan Allen,
ulsg popular trOng stallion living, Slack Hawk Maid,
3acs Raiph, knOH-NOthng, that F0ttsd a. Chicago IN
275 and beat Fern Temple Long Island in 230; Belle
Saratoga that went in - also IicondsrOga, the
the rs- at the United states Fair ST. Louis
1857; and macy OF The best rOadsers Of the csdnSee
LLlaLeLla boob on Moran aoIssa. b 100 % Ia5.
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10 ;
7be Institution Is supplied with superior Chemical and
Pbiosophioal Apparatus, Maps Globes &c sd1dng every
facility for the study Of Ire SCien zee.
Tbe Iusituron is situated point remarkable for m
mess and good society, and is accessible by Kali
road 70 the whole South
Win he advantages enumerated, and having large aud
well arranged College Building, capable Of mmodEng
from tire 10 four hundred pupils Trustees feel conn
dsu mai The Inc tuition but Will receive az
increased patronage. 80 q, s,,.pTp
Ssss BoRru Of TTusIees
MoNwsvlLE, jar. q, IsJs,-w6m
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NASHVILLE, TenR Jan. 30, 1858.
We are using the Paraf1ne Camel Coal Oil in Ma
chine Shop and take great pleasure 10 stating that have
used any Oil equal IT, Il will wear very greatly
longer ubTcss thoroughly than the qualify
Laru other ordinary OIL IS Tree from gum, and is just
such Oil needed for machinery, We doubt not H
must come general We think this Oil fully eq1a
the Sperm, and that gallon is voth than
two Of the best Lard Oil.
AND'w ANDERSON.
J.. B.. ROMANS.
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VaInabIe Farm for Sic.

7 WISH 70 sell my farm, which an now living -
on the Red River Turnpike, leading from Gallattn NJ
70 HopkinsEille KY, about miles from Gaann
Il ontans between 0 and 500 Acres. West Station Gam
Creek runs night through it, about onehRtot u creek
bottom sRd AbOu75 Of the woodland L. pAt SET IN
blue grass Il has ttlFy brick DEsltng hOuse,
good Outhouses, Stables &e with hire never failing
'P H1iSIS-rlm TYRRR 4. Bs1.L.
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Gold Pen Mandatory.

T. H, SKINS,
IS Third Sc, between Market & Jefferson,
LOUISVILLE KT.,
OFFERS tc public Gold Pens Of his own manufacture
" wholesale and retail warranted equal to any made in
the county.
OLD PENS REPAIRED & REPOINTEDs
Old PEGS sent By mail accompanied with so cents in
HtsI, [fsb I4-d&WIy