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RUSSIA AND ''THE ALIIEs."-A St. Petersburg
correspondent of New York journal discredits the
idea that Napoleon could depend upon the cO-Opera-
ton of Russia in the event of q war with England.
He believes that if anything of the kind vas limited
by Napoleon at the Stuttgardt conference, the an
swer of Russia was not favorable. The disposition
Of Russia is, in his opinion, in the event Of rup-
ture between France and England, to let them fight
it out between themselves" This is true policy,
and shows proper self-respect.
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ne RoBERrs, the American tragedisn, while
staying London, some time back, had the misfortune
to be robbed Of hq entire valuable wardrobe, stage
Jewels. ETC., the collection Of many years His Pc
cunniary success, however, has enabled him to re-
place this loss, though the London police never
gained the slightest clue to the robbers or the goods
Mr.. ROBERTS is about to return to this country.
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r5g- The election on the adoption o. rejection OF
the Leavenworth, K T., constitution comes OF on
the 18th inst The free-state party are divided and
the prs-slavery men will vote against the inslTu
medt. H. G. P. writes to the Missouri RsPa0S'ea"
that: 1.-THE prospect is, that the thing will be
Overwhelmingly defeated, as it ought to be. There
is almost as much excitement on this topic as there
used TO be on Lecompten"
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line dividing townships twenty-eight and twenty
nine north and east Of the line dividing ranges one
and two vest including the island Of Maokinsc, be
attached to and form part Of the Detroit district in
said State.
sEcrroE 3 And BE- Il further enacted, That this act
take effect from and after the first day CT July next
Approyed II May 1858.
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Hon F. W. PICKENs.-The Shreveport LA Ga
zstte, of May l, says:
''Col Pickens, of South Carolina, our minister to
Bussia passed through Shreveport on the 18th inst
with his beautiful bride The fascinating and brill
liant LUCY Holcombe has become Mrs. Pickens.
They are going TO St. Petersburgh as soon as they
reach New York. We trust that propitiOus breezes
may watt them over the wide ocean May the mag
nifceuce of foreign court, with all its novelty and
attractions, make them happy in land of stran-
gers"
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TIE EGG TRADE.-Findlay, Hancock county, Ohio,
which, from the 18th of March to the 18th of April
last exported some As, 900 dozen of eggs has been
outdone by Wooster, which, aecOrdingtO the RsPubH-
can Of that place, shipped over $4,000 dozen during
The same period.
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BANCRoFTS HISTORY.
NEW VOLUME.
THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.
w. T. BERRY & co.
HAVE NOW ON SALE
THE HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES
VOLUME va.
Nv GEORGE BANCROFT.
octave UNIFORM WITH THE PREVI-
DUg VOaUmEg

Thsis the hrst Of four volumes which viii snbracs
Fsdod the American Revelation, from the Blockade %
ostoR to the Treaty Of Peace PARIS 1852, and
ains In great gree from Manuscript and unpublished
urees, the history Of the nation turngifs s potion Of
tails eventual period, including the Blockade Of Bosoa Har-
soT the gsns7a Orgaaz1n ths eouuiry, the alteration
q the Charter Of Massachusetts the resistance Of the pso-
Fls Of Massachusetts, the spirit Of sou h. Congress
Il l774 the progress Of measures in England France and
elsewhere, the Battles OfLsxingtOn and Concord the Siege
q Boston, the Congress Of MS he choice of WashlngoR
Commandsr-in Chief, the Battle Of Bunker Hill, SC.
As there wiz doubtless be great demand Tor the History
Ofthe Revolution, ofhs preceding volumes Of
he work, these four volumes will also BE- published sepa-
aiey, - tae American Revelation, Vols, I, II, III, ~
With title page and binding 10 correspond.
The publishers invite the the renders Of the
present volume Of Mr Bzner1l's History the United
states the arst six volumes Of the work. Distinguish
ID merits Of which have been gratefully acknowledged b.
his eountrymen-" Fer sale By
W. z. Berry 6 90.
msyi5 Public Saauro.
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RESUMPTION OF SPECIE PAYMENT.-We clip the
following paragraph from the St. Louis Democrat Of
the 18th inst:
ave are grat.fed to learn that the Merchants
Bank of this city, considering it of no further pleas
ure or profit to remain in state OF SUSPENSION has
concluded to resume specie payments on Saturday
next We understand this bank has been prepared
for this movement for sometime, but has hesitated
about taking the step, in consequences OF tPe fears
or persuasions of some of her sister banks
IAN the banks will undoubtedly follow suit i'm
medistey and st. Louis, cleansed from the stain of
dshonor, will take her stand once more, with her
former fair name and credit among the cities of the
Union"
When will Tennessee "cleanse" herself from the
s'stain of dishonor and take her stand with 'far
name and credit" among the other States of the
Union? Echo answers, WhsH Memphis appeal
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IA very char ming daughter OfOne Of the ''sOlid
men of Boston, being at ball few evenings since,
was solicited by a combination Of mustaehe, starch,
and broadcloth for the honor Of her hand in dance
to which solicitation she returned an affirmative
answer. In a subsequent conversation the afore-
said combination inquired her fathers business.
| "He is a Wood-sawyer," she replied. The fellow
slOped, feeling that he had let himself down foot
or two by the association. The lady's father was q
wealthy dealer in mahogany, which occasionally has
| to be sawed.
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BE- The Charleston Mercury has seen speoi
men of wheat grown, which was planted in the early
part of December, upon braekish MASH land, the
second year after being reclaimed. The stalks are
about two feet high, and the heads are we'll filed
the grain being in the milk and promising in very
short tlme to be ready for the harvest.
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Bg- The English papers have the indelicaOy to an
nounce that the Princess Royal, recently married to
the Prussisn Prince, is already in an interesting
situation. She inhsrits with her virtues the tenn
permanent Of her mother
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TAK1sa ARSENIC TO BEAUCIFY TIE COMPLEXION.
-CGrHEB1xE Bronx, young lady Of Albany, aged
IA years, took small dose of arsenic on Saturday
for the purpose Of identifying her complexion and
on Sunday morning was arrayed in a shroud for the
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IN oHAN50EEY- ID 1900.

FarsW H. GTaham and Others eonDainants vs. John K.
Sadsr and vile ano elh5r5 defendaaia-OHginal Bll.
OA motion and appaarngo the sai,ioon Of the Clerk
- end asisrs from The an 1avt comp ainants soo or
John Murray, that The defendants, JAMES HoowmlEi
Ridley Roberts, Baker tobers william dsbarig, Ola r.
szder and selma saGleF res deDis OF tas saia
us ordered ihaE publication BE- for io1r success
weeks, In the Un0n and american, RoWapapsr Bzotaea
In ne city Of Nashville Fsnnes1 q raquiag SAID nol Fl
ioens defendants appear me n8Et t-fm 81 ne ll
COar be held Tor lhe eoanY Of Jaoks0n, % ne C1
House In Gainaboro me drst " sdnasdar afi9r h ~
MoHday 10 Jaly next hsl "a heIe enter tnai le
70 snmpainail said BILL or judgment for eonl.se W
taken against hem and ID SIR calso aEd s't e2-
ing ex paFts 70 them. ~ a. 81 80
Eaylt-EA pu lee - s--A -
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pursuance inerocutory decree rendered at the May
term, 1853 Of the Circuit Court Of Coffee county in the
Wiley Hckeson Others heirs Of LeanGer ckeou de-
ceased DIFt6) will proceed sell at the Court House door
in Manchester on the day July 1853 all the right claim
which said heirs have in and to three certain tracts
parcels county, four miles southwest Of Man
chester known the Joseph Hcerson which the said L
ander Hckeon died. seized and possessed Of containing in all
twelve hundred % and upon which is from three to four
hundred in cultivation Duck through the
ter lands upon which splendid Saw and Gist MILL
there less than fifty good springs upon the land
Said land will be sold credit Of and except the sum
$780, which paid hand Notes with good security
will required, lien retained the lands until paid
complete survey will be made Of the lands and pats
hhed the day Of sale Any person wishing to see the land
&c will apply Wiley Hckerson, who will show then ami
any other information address Manchester This May
Is 1853. c. G. BREWER,
rnay9O-tvSytds DIS fee 50 Clerk & Commissioner.
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a. ! 49,
N1Rasn-ll-ulll!iE5'sils, i''I'aa'1l''a-
NASHVILLE SPRING RACzsI

NASHVILLE SPRING RACESI
s. FRID W, MAY 81. 1883.
Pruprietor's purse, 800 One mile heats.
% RAGS -PfopTietoI purse 500 One mile heats tor
Beaten years old.
SATURDAY, MAY q, 1858.
Proprietors purse 1850 Handicap tro miles and half.
MONDAY, NAY %, 1858.
Match for 81 go side; s 900 forfeit mile heats.
James Jackson names c. s mum By Glencoe dam BY
iytheHo years old VIM. R0lndUee n ames ch T. By
Glencoe dDin Jane Watson b. Priam. 3Year5 old.
SWEEPSTAKE PROPOSED
To bs run on the first day of the FIJI Meeting, with year
Odds 1900 enrante; Sle0 tJfsit two mile beats, OF
moFs to make race. 10 name and close the 18Th day
Of May 1858.
- Security will be required rr the forfeit
s. J. CARTER,
an,1eoo3,d Proprietor
The Louisville Journal viii publish three tines and for
ward bill to this Office for collection.
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year of pleasure passes like floating breeze
but moment of misfortune seems an age of pain.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-20
RY THOMAS MOORE

"My BIRTH day what different sound
That word had in my youthful ear.
And how, each time the day comes round,
Less and less white its mark appears
When first our seanty years are told,
Il seems like pastims to groaO old!
And as youth counts the shining links
That Time around him binds so fast,
Pleased with the task, he little thinks
How hard that chain will press at last.
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THE EMPIRE CITY AT NEW ORLEANS
SEARCH OF AMERICAN VESSELS-GREAT
EXCITEMENT.
NEw ORLEANS, May l3.-The United States mail
steamer Empire City arrived at thispOrt to-day, from
New York, via Havana, and reports that the search
Of American vessels in the Gulf of Mexico by Brit
sh cruisers still continued added to which the most
downright insults were perpetratcd. At Sagua la
Grande the scare Of all the vessels in port was al
so being prosecuted vigorously,
These apparently high-handed and unwsrrantable
proceedings have created a widespread excitement
md indignation in this city and it is urged that the
Federal authorities should take the matter in hand at
once. As it is, vessels leaving this port for the
Gulf for some time to come, will feel under the
necessity of going fully armed.
ANOTHER AMERICAN VESSEL FIRED INTO BY a
BRrrIsH CRUIsER-Captain HOwes Of the schooner
Mobile. arrived at New York, from Mobile, reports
on the 29tb ult, when twenty.fOur miles south Of
Key West, saw a steamship to windward bearing
down for US Hove to to speak her, and when wit h.
in rife shot distance she commenced firing rifles at
us, the balls from which passed between the men
on deck and lodged in the bulWarks. We then
hauled down the jibs, when they fred two more
shots They then sent a boat on board Of the Mo
bile and overhauled the vessels papers, and de-
clared their intention to sieze the vessel she not
having foreign register on board, but afJeCwar ds
left without doing so. They gave no reason for
acting as they did nor did they deny plainly seeing
the American ensign set on our vessel The steam
er was the British war steamer Styx.
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ra- The Washington correspondent Of the New
York TriBuzs under date of May 18th wrote'
Gen Shields has taken his seat the Republi-
can side of the Senate and voted to-day with the
Republcans.
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N n
To be signed BY the United States district judge United States
district attorney, collector, or navy agent
The following the classes required the respective navy
yards go
Glass No. 10. White Pine. Glass IL. Ash plank. No. u
Black walnut and cherry. No. y. Iron No. - Spikes and
No b Leather No 80 Hose No 81. Piteh tar and rosia.
we ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 'R;IIiES yAssA CHUsETTs
Glass No. J. Whiteoak logs No 3. Whiteosk promcuous
timber Nc TO- White pine. No. H. Ash and cypress Nc.
I'D zinc and tin No "a pig ron NJ Is Hard van
Paints, oils, Flax canvas No %. Cotton
81 I9stbsr No. n Hose H." "a Brus5es No. 95 B1g
ing and dry goods No 81 Pitch, tar, rOsin No 3. Talow
soap, OIL No 80 Ship chandlery. No 40 Stationery No
BROOKLYN, NEW YORK
Glass No. J. WhteOaS logs, No, J. Hhte0ak prOmscuous
timber. No g. YelI0wpne plank logs No.
walnut, cherry No. 3. Locust. No. "a. Whteash oars
hickory bars, butts. No. Is. Wheoak slaves heading
No. 10 Black spruce. No. L. LguumvtR No. p. Iron
No. Spikes and nails No % Lead, zinc, and tin No. 24
- Flax canvas No. %. Cotton canvas No 30 Flax and
cotton No. 81. Glass No. B. Leather. 80 Hose.
Pitch, tar, No. g. Taow, soap, OIL No. 80. Ship chan
dIery. No 40 Stationery , No, 4 FtreEood
Glass No. 1. Whteoak logs No. >. Wheoak plank. No.
3. Whe0ak prJmcu0us timber No 8. lellOw-pine plank
stock logs No q AeoWpi beams No. 10 White pine
No. H. Ash cypress, whiteoak boards No e Black walnut,
cherry No ID. Locust No a. Whteash and hickory
bars No. 10 Black spruce. NO. &c Llsuum7ite. No. Il
- Spikes and nails. No. p. Lead, zinc, and tin
Hardware Paints oils, Nc.
vas No. Cotton 10. ~. FLAX cotton
No 81 Glass No D. Leather. No. %. Hose. No 81 Brush
s. No. IS Bunting and dry goods. No g. Pitch tar
No TallOw, soap, oil. No. 80. Ship chandls. No. 40
Stationery.
WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
No. 10. White pine. No. H. Ash cypress white oak
boards 10. Black spruce. No. 81 Iron No. - Spikes
and nails. % Lead, zinc and tin. No. a. Pig Iron.
. Hardware p Paints and oils, No. %. Cotton
No 30 Flax and cotton twine So3l. Glass. No. p Leather.
No. 81 Pitc tar, No. 3. Ta0w, soap OIL No.
Ship chandery. No. a. Tank aud galley iron No. a. Chain
No. 45. IngOJ copper. No. A.. Miscellaneous.
.. GOSPURT, VIRGINIA.
Glass No l. Whteoak logs. No g. Yellowpne plank stock
logs No. 10. Whte-pne No. H. Ash and cypress. p
Black walnut, cherry mahogany butts No r. Whteash
hickory bars No. Black spruce No. LguumYit. No,
u Iron. - Spikes and nails. No. p Lead zinc and
Pgir0n. No. ., Hardware. No. o. Paints, oils,
&c No. ., Flax No. -. Cotton No. 30.
FLAX and cotton twine 81 Glass. No. r. Leather.
g. Hose. No. a. Brushes. No. s. Bunting and dry goods
g. Pitch, rOsin No p TaoW soap, and oil. No.
49, Ship Chandlery. No. 40 Stationery.
WARRINGTON, FLORIDA.
Glass No. ]. Whek logs No 3. WhiteOak pr0misCu0us
timber White-0ak pie1es and rudder
TO- White pine - Black walnut and cherry. No. b.
No. "a. Whtash oars hickory bars and butts No
Is Lgnumva No. p. Iron. No. .. Lead, zinc, tin. 40.
/ D Hardware. No. q. Paints, oils, sc.
May lg-laW4t.
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NJ Foote once asked man without sense Of
tune in him, ''Why are you forever humming that
tuner"
because it hsunts me-" was the reply.
ono wonder" answered FOOte, "you are forever
numbering it."
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r.prTFssNBss IN COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
The washington States says the desd-lsttsT once
Kings to light numerous instances Of extreme com
-1S.-ci.l esrelessness. The following are recently
r.Do-ted developments on this subject and may
dontless be attributed to the hurryin Whi'h banks
and large mercantile houses close uP their CORES
rondsnes for the day One bank sends letter GOV
ering paper anounting to thousands Of dollars ~n-
side the package is addressed to Nashville, outside
To New Orleans. Another heavy remittance IS d.
reoted to Troy, New York. without any address
whatever on the inside. A third package was d.
rscted on the outside to Louisville, Ky, the inside
direction is to New Orleans. Would it not be vel
fer all the banks and mercantile houses TO add to
their copies of correspondence copy also OF the
outside address on the letter. In many cases. When
letters are thus sent astray, that simple record mgh
at once furnish clue to its early recovery.
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GREAT BRrrAIS.-The London correspondent of

the n. Y. CoIs5us ial AdUsrtisrsr says:
"Neither at home nor abroad is there any i'm
provement in the aspect Of politics. The Derby cabi
net i'll holding their ground, but conditions of
suferance such perhaps as were never before sub
mittei to by an English government, and this spec
tacle is Witnessed at time when impending outward
dangers demand a union and force among US in
which all petty differences should be e1tinguished
But for the interference Of Lord John Russell
new ministerial crisis must have arisen some weeks
ago. Whenever question approaches stage to
threaten the government with defeat, he steps into
their aid with the suggestion of compromise or
alternative which they grasp at with eager humility
His lordship therefore, may be said at this moment
to enjoy ali the power of place without its response
bility"
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THE SPANISH Don AND THE BANKERS DAUGHTER.
The conclusion of the affair between the Spanish
Secretary of Legation and the daughter Of Wash
ingtOn banker is spoken Of follows by the cores
pendent of the Philadelphia Inquire:
''The finale Of the whole affair is, that the father
and daughter two or three days ago suddenly sailed
for Europe where they will remain until the excite
ment subsidies. So far as can learn, there is moth
ing to lead to the opinion that the lady has been
guilty Of any improperly, but that she has been
simply prosecuted woman"
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IA On motioa Of 8Ir Barksdale resolution
was adopted by Congress calling on the PRESIDENT
if not incompatible with The public interests 10
communicate any information IN his possession relS
tive 70 firing into boarding and searching vessels
belonging to the United States by British ships Of
var on The coast Of Cupa.
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SENATORS DRAWING LoTs.-W Washington, May l5
The Minnesota Senators have drawn lots for term
Of office. Gen. Shields drew the term expiring
March. 1859, and Mr.. Lice drew the term expiring
March, 1868.
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FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.
Hi. HARRISON, Ag't.

yVyIIE new and light draught steamer SEVENTY -
SIX, BARCKLAY. Master, will leave for the above as
and all intermediate landings, THIS DAY the Goth
nst 10 o'clock A NJ For freight passage apply on board
may2O-lt n. II. HARRISON, Agt
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PEREMPTORY SALE OF
Texas and Arkansas Lands,
at Auction.

ZOO Ssefi0R5 ATEdH315 LaHa5i 10 SECTIONS I'm
Lands.
ON WEDNESDAY, the 18th DAY OF NAY, 1858, We
~ will sell, in ths city Of Memphis, felnsssee. a. our
Auction Rooms, No. 262, Main street:
FOR CASH, UNTIL 100000 BE REALIZED.
The lands Of The ehOisess selections IN both States
The lands in Arkansas lie in Mississippi county, and we're
uniRIused by the late high water. NECESSITY CANNOT
STOr Ar sale viii be positive End a0-
solute until OEe hundred thousand dollars De realized.
Ali those who have CASH, OTWhO can COmmand No. /,
New Orleans acceptance, will ind II 10 Their interest 10 a.
tspd The best Op runiy before offered for Ian in
vestments in the south.
Full particulars given a. our olice.
q. B LOCKE & CO.,
MavQ-2twSwtds Auctionesrs and real Estate Brokers
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NEw YORK MONEY MAREET.-The Evening Post
Of Friday says:
s.The offerings at the banks do not increase, and
the discount houses complain Of diminished business
for q few days past. The grocers' notes form con-
siderable portion Of the dealings and rates of this
class lean in favor of the negotistor. The common
rate for the first grade paper, at sixty days, is
per cent: at six months, a 9 per cent. On call
there is less demand, and per cent on good stocks
is the leading rate. Some parcels have been put
out as low as per cent, and even at this figure in
the present stagnant condition Of the stock market
there is bnt little disposition to take it,"
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DEM. +. SHIELDS, will sell on Saturday morning.
May I'D at 10 O'Clock, accouuto Of whom
Of packages contents unknown Sold for charges
due Adams Co.'S Express line. This sale will afford quite
chance speculation and will be attended with unusual inter
est At same will sold lot Of New and Second hand
Furniture. Terms-Cash delivery.
mayEO-tds BENZ. 7. SHIELDS.
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FORM OF GUARANTEE

ulUeTsI9leI. Sac
Of --, and n q e State
Of - Nereby guaranty that in the foregoing bid
Of FOR Of the classes therein named be accepted,
he they will, within days after the receipt
at the post Oce naed navy designated, the
contract for the with good ucent suretes; and
case said - shall Tail % enter into a aflre-
guaranty good difference between the offer
Of the said --- and that which may be accepted.
Signatures Of two guarantors. c D.
EF.
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TIE SETTLEMENT OF THE KANSAS QUESTION
We have private advices direct and very late from
Kansas, satisfying US Of the correctness Of the
opinion we have taken more than one occasion to
express, that the people of Kansas will accept the
settleIn ent of their case offered them by Congress-
the efforts Of the enemies of the Democracy to the
,,,tr,rv notwithstanding
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ENOR RENT Dwelling House containing 10 or p
rooms Nos, College This nice place, suitable
for private residence boarding house. being the Square and
Post Office Apply to
may2O-tf ". L. BOYD, JR.
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To A BOTTLE.

~ u DOL ILL.,
IT'S very strange that you and 1
Together can not pull;
For you are full when l am dry,
And dry when l am full
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MAGAZINES AND NEWSPAPERS.
TTARPER'S Magazine for June;
4 Emerson and Putnam's Magazine for June;
Graham's Magazine for june
Peters0n's Magazine June;
Porter's Spirit Of the Times weekly
Earper's Journal Of Civilization, weekly
The New York Ledger, weekly
For sale by
may20 JOHN YORK & CO.
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FINE TOBACCO, THREE YEARS OLD.
CAPTAIN T. STULTS has sent us a small lot Of his fine
TWIST for retail that be three years old,
perfectly sound, and black as your hat
J.. W. LANGLEY & CO..
Agents 2. suIts and Halsey Booe fine Virginia Chew
ing Tobacco may2O
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ANOTHER RARE CHANCE AT AUCTION.

HARPER FOR JUNE HAS COME!--Harper's
Magazine, commencing volume, just received by
mav2O f. HAGAN.