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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-06

MEMPHIS, March 2, 1851.
W g. BENNETT, FsQ-Dear Sir.--1he facts within our
knowledge the durability SC, of Vests Gavanc Ce-
men are these: The building you covered for us last
spriug am happy state cred expec atoms.
therefore recommend TO the public for all roof
ing purposes; a light cheap Ere and proof roof
get soft and IRON the fees Of the heat OF
the sun; harden and crack The effects of
the cold Any persons wishing to of This
ticIe, call at mandatory
n. g. BRUCE CO.,
Carriage Mandatory, Monroe St., Memphis, Tenn.
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MKMPHIs TENN, Jan. u, 1857.
To PUILIc.-W 8. Bennett, made a plication TO
last sumner TO buildings With Vests GalEanic
Cement il being thing, thought would try it,
had applied Blacksmith shop, and Engine House.
attached the Fo Indry They have proved all required
of water proof roO having ~hstood some of the great
storms and giving good satisfaction. Wecan only
add, try it and yon viii be satisfied.
CURTIS KNAPP, Iror Founders.
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asthma or Phthisic. and Bronchitis.

WET MANcHEsrER PA Feb. 1, 1855.
SIR: Your CHERRY PscToRAL is performing marvellous
cures in It hfs relieved several from alarm
ing ptoms OF consumption and l. curing a
w6o has labored affection Of ngs the last
forty years. HENRY L. fAhhs, Merchant
A. A. RaMSEv, VI. D., ALBION, Monroe county, Iowa,
write, Sent q, 1857: "During prac lee OF
have nothing equal TO your CBERHY PECToRAL for
ri ing and relief TO consumptive patients, cunng
such AS are curaDIe"
ConSum ption.
Probably no one remedy has beea known which
cured so aud such dangerous this.
human aid n reach those the CHEaKY Plcro-
RAJ anoTds relief and con fort.
AsrJR HousE, Nkw YoRK CRY, March 5, 1S56.
TocroK AYsE, IowESL: fee II a duty and pleasure
to info what CHsRRH PEcroKAL has done fJr my
Nife She had b.en hye months iabOrng under The
zero $ symptoms OF Consumption. fron which sd We
could gave her much relief She steadily
ing strong, Of this citg where have for
advice, recommends tisl of medisine. We bless
his kindness do your skill, for recovered
fron day she is not vet srong she used
bat is free IRON her cough, and calls herself we'll
ORLANDO SHELBY,
of Shelbyvile
Consup pires do despair til you have tried ArEa
CHgkaY l is ade BY of the best medcal
ehrmits IN the World aud It's all a.uund Us bepe Ak
the high merits OF is vrtues.-PhiG. Lecger.
PREPARED BY DR. ]. C. AVER,
Practical aud Analytical Chemist Lowell. Mas.
And sold Wholesale by
BRsKY a DEMoyLLE, Nashville.
10 G. BRowN. aud all rlegists in this city,
FRIEHsoS HAwkiNS, Columbia.
ruoMAs BRO. ciaTEsriLs.
K. ID. DEERY, shelbyyils.
scHELL a BLACKAORE, GaIAtn
DAN. PACKARD,
ootl.-4m. Advertising agent.
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MENPHIs, Tenn Dec. Sth, 1856.
To WHOM IT CoSCERSTnis is 10 certify that W. s.
Bennett covered roof, for last spring. with COM
position called Vests Patent Galvanic Cement one OF
then "A deck, he othSr old shnge roof, which
giving perfect satisfaction. be also repaired DOR
window, hch leaked badly and had baied the skill
leaking, which he succeeded
in making perfectly tight. do cheerfully recon-
send his of roofing to the public, for all roofing
purposes md believe to be permanent dxtnre AGAINST
fire and water ID. OoCKRELL,
Proprietor CONNIE Icial Hotel
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From 8. VI. PETTINGILL co.'s ADVERTISING AGENCY
11eNassau Street, NEW YORK,
md No. 10 State street, BOSTON,
Co Agents the most influential and largest
ircuatng both in the United States
the Canadas.
AGENTS WANTED.
ITO manufacturing house In this City'
L SaIs from 500 30 s150T month and expenses
On receipt So will forward pies bv Express
with or address enclosing a. stamps Inr
particulars c. B. otNjs,
Real Estate Stock Broker,
No. 90 Elm St. Circrnsu mo;
June 1-Iyd. Post once boN Zo4o
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sUPERrSrESDENT's OFFICE, MEMPHIS OHIO n. R.
MshPHIs, Feb 10, 1851
Nh. Bennett Dear Sir:-Our company having been
troubled very much with leaky cars put of your
Patent Paint upon them, and far my knowledge
tends, cheerfuly recommend t to any who wish
dry roof of any sort. Yours, &c.,
H. COFFIN, Superintendent.
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EsGIsEER's GkSL SUPr's OFFICE, MEMPHIS CHARLES
RALhoAD.
MEMPHIS Jure 26, 1857.
To WHOM CoScKRS. is 10 certify that the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Company have pur-
chased of W. s. Bennett the right aud
their Depos Buildings, Cars Sc., &C., Vests Galvanc
patent fire and water proof Roofing, and that believe
be economical and durable covering having al
ready had it in use for isht months.
sAM. TATE, President.
Z. O. ARMS, Gent Supt.
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P. ii. EDWARDS.
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AR NoRTLEY, ESQ, Of UTIcA, N. Y writes ~ have
used YOUR PFcroRAL myself d in my Emily ever since
Won inyented it. and belize IL the best medicine fer
Iu rpose ever D With bad cold sho I'D sooner
nav do lars for bottle than do without it,
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l.. nj. TEMPLE,
Attorney at Law,
OFFICE, sAslE As sHERRIFFe OFFICE CHERRY
MKT Iook TO POST ofFick. Up sfAlAs,
VIII practice all the Courts heden in Dsvidson
eoantiss, ana viii give his individual sttention
- all bussness snuastea 20 has care.
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rom yIsCHER OWEN 4 CO., GenI Advertising House,
APPLETON BUILDING ,346 Broadway, New York.
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency OF JAMES
DUDDERIDGE, No. II secondstreet. ST. LOUIS. Mo.
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a TENN. r. x. Co.
BOLIVAR TEAM, Oct. !, 1851.
This will certify that the NJ. y. T. E. Il. Co. have
chased Of Mr. w. y Fennett the ght to their
Cars Bridges, Buildings, &C. Sc Vests Galvsnic Cement.
Having used Nd tested, have hesitation in
commencing il to be the and cheapest covering now
in K. P. NEELY, President,
N. q. < T. K. K. Co.
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Group. Hopping Cough, Influenza.

AMCS LEE Fso MONTEREY, IA, writes, 81 JAM, 1866
az had a tedious I.huet which conhne
week; took medicines without relief;
Your PEcr0RAL the advice Of clergy The hrs
dose rtlieved the throat and lungs less
thsn cne half the bottle de completely we'll Your
edicnes The che tpes AS well AS the bu
and este you Doctor and your reme lies as the
l. -
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xHLHQRAPHIC NEWS.
RHpoRrnD FOR THE DKiLYDIspAruH
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
THREEDA LATER PROM EUROPE.

HALIFAX, April o-Tbe steamship America mas
arrived. with Liverpool dates TO the 9th Of March
The AugIo Saxon arrived out on the 18th.
There IL no news Of especial importance
The U s. frigate Niagara. on her outward trip,
on several occasions made over 800 miles IN "a
hours
The British export trade for the month OF Feb
ruary showsa decrease Of more than 1Z,ooV'V'"a'
compared with the same month last year. go.
Mr. Boebuck. i'm Parliament, moved the abolition
Of the Vice Royalty of ireland, but IL was
by the previous question. ,.,,.a IN
The governments bill had been Introduces" ~
Parliament 1t Is similar TO Palmerstohs III i's
main features, but different In detail
The appoiutmeut Of Peiissier as French Minister
TO London is quite popular Al. Ri
There have been several changes among the DIT
,isb n;nlomats. Mr. Champion goes TO Russia:
photographic dispatch from Ma6rid says DIN
has been introduced 10 the spanish Oorteh 'or
abo,isbiug slavery 10 the Spanish territories.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LIVERPOOL March N.-CottoD opened AT % toA
advance but tho Americas news suoseqseht,y
cansed uiddlipg to recede y and lower quaiities 4
below the Persia's rates. Sales OF the week oovVo
bales including $500 for speculation ana sovo ior
axnort Sales on Friday ,000 bales. Fair orleans
~, middling 7 fair Mobiles ~, middling oE:
fair Uplsnds ~, middiug 6.ll l 9. Stock in port
i02 900. Including 229. 900 American.
Manchester adyices unfayOrable.
Breadsuffs dull. F1our-Western Canal 2lazZs;
Ohio, via New York, 23a25s; do. via New Orleans,
25a26s Cd Wheat unchanged. Corn-white ana
yellow 31s Cd a34s -
Provisions quiet and unchanged. Naval stores
steady.
Money abundant, and rates of interest un-
changed Bullion in the Bank Of England has In
creased G772.000. Consols 81 4a9I3s.
In,ys MqrIet-Cotton, tres ordinaire, l0lt.
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Clerk OF the House Of Delegates

Apart Of the closing scenes of the extra SEES.
sion In the House Of Delegates, was quite novel,
viz the calling upon the Clerk for valedictory.
This rare compliment was ELECTED by the fidelity
ADD the gentlemanly and genial manners and tenn
per OF the Clerk characteristics which never fail
10 win for him the warm esteem and regard of oye-
~ member of the Legislature. His courtesy and
generosity are never varyiDg-uuder none of
those numerous trials of patience and temper,
always incident to his Office in the modern House
of Delegates, does he for instant forget that he
Is gentleman, and his department is uniformly
marked by the same official promptness and com.
tosy, under those indescrihsble yexauaps which
the Honse, IN the fckie and yagaries
of Its "lsst days." heaps upon it's Clerk Colonel
MusFoRp, who, for so many years, so ably flied
the once. preserved like amenity AID patience
under Ike trials, (now ,Ehowever, somewhat az.
gravsted;) and the House has been most fortunate
IN having for bis successor that excellent officer
and estimable gentleman, ST. GEORGE TUCKER.
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Thingstn Norfolk.
OF rae RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH

CORRESPONDENCE OF TIE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH J
NORFOLK, April Sth, 1855
The schr. r. P. King, destined for Richmond,
from Philadelphia put in here to leave portion
of her cargo intended for our merchants, and Will
proceed to Richmond tonight. She had on deck
n large quantity of acid vitrol, &c, for Purcell,
Laid 4 Co, and one large Express Engine and
Tender intended for the South-Sde Railroad, named
"Norfolk:" which we consider a compliment to our
CITY, and that road, whose early completion will
place us in direct connection with Petersburg.and
form a practc extension OF the South-Side Road.
Young man named Baker, employed in the
Gosport navy-yard, had his hand so badly crushed
this morning in planning machine, as to require
the amputation Of two of his fingers.
Geographic dispatch reached here to-day an
nouncing the appointment of DR.. j. Simpkins
IA Collector of this port. had been confirmed
He takes the place of s. T. Sawyer, whose term of
Office had expired.
1.-THE following sale of Stocks was effected yester.
day by Messrs. Merwin & Moore, at the Merchants
and Mechanics Exchange: 1000 Norfolk City Cou-
pom Bonds So: 300 City Scrip IS; - shares Nor
folk City Gas Stock 1151@; 10 do do do 1l4l2; 20
do do do ll3.
The Mayors Court was void of interest this
morning, there being one or two negro deinquents
present.
Mr.. A. Lacoutere is in this city, and has employ,
ed his time today in visiting the various improve
meuts Of the sister cities He will hold conference
with the merchants tomorrow afternoon at the
Merchants and Mechanics Exchange.
The frame of the new sloop of war City of Rich
mond is nearly up, and workmen are actively en-
gagged to hasten her completion.
The body of the drowned man mentioned in our
last was buried at the expense of the Corporation
without having been recognized. PERCUSSION.
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p. e. GIBBS.
re. WAsHINGToN-"FIRsr IN WA,

LA. WASHINGTUN-''FIRS IN WAR,
FIRST IN PEACE, AND FIRST IN THE HEARTS OF HIS
CoUNTRYMEN.'-An who visit Richmond on the I'D
of February to witness the grand spectacle of the
inauguration of the Washington statue should not
fail to visit the new Photograph and Fine Art Gal
lcry of G W MINIS, to witness the wonderful pro
gress of the Photographic Art conducted at this
finely arranged establishment And to those who
may wIsh to obtain of themselves friends, some
thing really beautiful and life-like as a likeness
should not fail to secure of the Ambrotypes or
Photographs made at MINIS GALLERY. He is pre-
pared TO accommodate all who wish fine pictures;
and his assortment of Frames. Cases Lockets, Pins
&C, in which to have them placed. is large and
ried. His gallery is on Main street, opposite the
Custom Home, and free to visitors whether they
wish picclrsA not. fe 20
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The speech Of Hon. JOHN LsrCHER on the Def
cheney Bill is said to have been superior to any
delivered this session, In regard to clesrness of
statement and strict adhersnce>to subject This
able representative Is winning golden opinions all
over the country. His motto seems to be "Ey-
celsior," and he rises with gallant aud steady
wing. Mr. LErcHER Is making his mark In the
councils Of the country, and achieving a national
reputation, and one of an enviabie kind.
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LARGE FIRE IN PETERSBURG--TAPPEY
FOUNDRY BURNT
SPECIAL DISPATCH. |

PETERSBURG, Va, April 9.-At 8 o'clock this eve
ming, W. II. Tappey's. Foundry, in this city, was
destroyed by fire Loss Sl2,000--insured $4,000
in the Virginia Fire and Marine Company.
THE SEvENTIETH ANNIVERSARY of the settlement
of Ohio celebrated at Marietta on the 7th inst,
and the Hon. Thomas Ewing delivered the address.
He is the only survivor of the party of fortyseveu
persons who arrived there in 1851. There were
also present, several who were born in the first
block houses built in Marietta and Befre; also
three of the oldest living white natives of Ohio,
and large number of the descendants of revolu-
tienary soldiers.
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Conversational Proceedings.

WASHINGTON, April 9th-The Senate was not in
sessio to-day.
The House reconsidered the vote by which the
Deficiency Bill, and after discussion, passed the
bill without amendment-ll0 to 81.
An announcement of the death of Hon. Thomas
H. Benton which, however, proved untrue, caused
the House to adjourn to Monday. Mr.. Benton is
still living but in a sinking condition.
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GREAT BARGAINS-TWo uld

respectfully solicit The attention Of all
persons DESTROYS of purchasing good shoes at low
prices, to call and examine my stock at the new
Shoe Store 2O4 Broad street 3 doors above fifth.
have lust receiveds ladies' Con gress CATERS with
heels $780, Foxed Caters ST. so and 81 81: CATERS
without heels - cts and 81 90; Ladie Morocco Boots
from IS to S.2s fine Morocco Shoes 50 cts and 81 or
Childrens Shoes at all prices: Gentlemens fine Pat
ent Leather Shoes 81 co. CATERS S22i; Heavy Shoes
81 co. besides @ large assortment of Roots and Shoes
too tedious to mention, which will sell ut very low
prices Don't forget the number. 204 Broad street.
ap l0-3t* A HUGHES
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Icy WHERE SHALL WE GET OUR LIKE

NESS TAKENH-At GIBBS, of course, where every one
that wants decent picture, and not carricature
always go. Besides we have never been deceiv-
ed by him with humbug advertisements As these
are sentiments daily expressed and carried out by
scores of persons take pleasure in saying that IN
addition to our inimitable AMBR0TYPE. we are now
executing PHOTOGRAPHS, of a superior character
both plain and colored which for beauty of finish and
accuracy of likeness, are eQualled by few and sur.
passed by Pictures of all kinds accurately CO
pied aud warranted to please. at moderate prices
AMBR0TYPES at one dollar and upwards at GIBBS
Temple of Art Cornthian Hail. Main street, between
9Th and 10th.
do
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GORGEOUS is


W sTORER. for restoring and identifying the
Hair.
GOLDEN FLUID.-A beautiful glossy and luxu-
rious growth OF hair can be obtained by using the
Golden Fluid, for sale by GEO. D0WDEN,
APP 10 Druggist, us Broad street.
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LATER FROM UrAH-BRIGHAM YOUNG OR
nERS COL. JOHNSTON TO LEAVE.

ST. LOUIS, April An arrival from Fort Kear-
new March 30th, states that Brigham Young uoti-
fled Col Johnston to leave the territory by the
10th of March, or his command would be annihi.
lated. Young had rendered Col. Johnston a supply
of provisions.
Our informant met a supply train of 100 wagons
at Little Blue. The Indians on the route were
peaceabie,
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nay. Now OR NEVER The best bar

gains.ever offered at the Auction Store of Henry W.
Quarles. No. $50 Main street until Saturday pril
10th, $4,000 worth of RICH jew ELRY at auction
and private sale. aides auction Thursday and Fri
day mornings at II O'Clock. Gentlemens auction
every night at ~ O'Clock. The above goods are OF
the very finest quality. being the stock of a retail
merchant from the North, aud must be sold without
reserve to the highest bidder.
HENRY. W QUARLES,
ana No Main Street
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EVERYBODY GOES TO
JULIA KAVANAGH'S NE" MUhK-
- For sale BIZ A NORRIS.

ULl nav dNAUH . NE " NOhk-
y For sale by A MORRIS,
81 Main street
HISTORY of the Inductive Sciences from the ear
lest to the present tlme by VIM Whewel. d D:
the third edition. with additions. vols. svo-
cloth 81
ADELE, tale by Julia Kavsnagh, author of-Na
thalie, etc-4.O0
HIS TORY of the Republic of the United States of
America. traced in the writings of Alexander
Hamilton. and of his contemporaries; by John g
Hamilton; vol I'd, Svo cloth 2.50
bARTAkOE. tale OF Norway, by James Matt
HANDLES
LAMARTINE'S Confidential Disclosures; transla-
ted from the French by Eugene Plunkett-new
edition-75c
CHRISTIANITY, the Logic of Creation by Henry
James-75c
LEECH's Post Ofice Directory; new supply-7jc.
ELEMENTARY German Reader, on the Plan of ia.
cob's Greek Reader with full vocabulary; com
posed, compiled and arranged Systematically by
Rev w Heydenreich-62C
APPLEI0NS Uyclopedia of Drawing. designed as
Test Book for the Mechanic, Architect, Engi-
neer and surveyor edited by W Il Worthen
BEAFRlCE Cenci translated from the Italian by
Luigi MONT, AN
R0UMANIA the Border land Of the Christian and
the Turk; by James NOycs MD
LIFE and Love in Norway: by Il Joy Morris
FAhIIl0N and Famine; BY Mrs Ann stephen
TWIN ROSkS, by Mrs Anna Cora Richie
THE FIKEMAN, by David Dana ap 10--3t
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
fort Of Rschmond, april 9.-Hch Water o

fort 81 Rsehmond, april 9.-Hca wafer I'2 0c'S
ARRIVED.
Steamer Roanoke, Skinner, New York, mdse and
passengers, Ludlam Watson.
steamer Beyidere, Keene, Baltimore, mdse and
passengers, Ludlam h Watson. Isl
Steamer City OF Richmond, Mitchell, Phifa. mdse
aud passengers, futile. -
.schr ID Austin. May. New York. hay. Mark
Downey.
Schr Ellen Goldsborougb Bunting. Baltimore,
guano. s McGruder's Sons.
Schr Roxanna, Geoghegan, Baltimore, guano,
Scha-ir. KOhler Co.
schr s Barley, Wherlon. Philadelphia. coal. P
Halves.
sehr John MORGAN. Hudson. Philadelphia. coal,
$ 4 Hawes.
:, Sshr Ri hard Percy, Wollen. Baltimore. suano,
schr Crenshaw, Moss. New York. mdse, W
CuTTe.
Schr Harrison Price, Wooey. New York, guano,
II Sknker and Edmond. Davenport Go
schr Naiad, Burnett. Baltimore, guano, Crenshaw
4 Co.
scllr Vim Allen. @ masp Grant New York. hay.
schr y 4 Harrington, BrumTell, Baltimore,
guano, Schaeir Kohler Il 20. ~.
Br. Schr Lima, Bry ant. Halifax. fish. Womble d
Claiborne.
Schr Cerito, Croweil. for Richmond, cleared at
Boston, 7th inst.
schr o II Talley, Navy, for Richmond, was loading
alt.at.. IL sr.aN
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say. If it is a good picture you want

EaT If 1t is good picture you want,
go to old Whitehurst's Gallery. II Main street
pictures which wi bear inspection Examine HE
specimens Photographs Ambroty pes Crayon Heads
Melaneotypes Panotypee, and photographs and
Photographs on silk or cambria handkerchief
did Daguerreoty pes copied from small pictures,
and enlarged to any size.
Pictures taken from 3I5s cents, rain or shine Pho
tographs from So.
Also Photographs of the Washington Monument
first class copy ready and for sale Call al
WATSON Il SONS =
B.-A young man wanted. to learn the bust.
ness. ap l0-lm
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$500 REWARD.-RunaWay from

M S0UU EWAKU.-RunaWay from
IA the subscriber, on the 10th of last February
~ a good looking black boy, named SIMON
twenty years of asc--I suppose
about five feet eight inches in height, and would
probably weigh one hundred and thirty five pounds
slender and delicate gure-was dressed in suit of
black dress coat with velvet collar t. also Of
black cloth with very long skirts. will pay the
above reward of five hundred dollars. for his deive-
to me in Richmond if caught out of the State OF
Virginia. and fifty dollars if caught in the State and
confined in any Jail.
ap l0-6ts WIN p pEYTON
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60 TO THE THEATRE
ANN AIlnnIN

HS- PENMANsHIP. The undersigned
begs leave to give notice that he WILL in few days
open rooms for the purpose of giving instruction in
PENMANSHIP; and hopes that this much neglect
ed branch of education may receive that attention
which its importance to all classes of the COMMUNE
ty so much demands
Fer the present he would call the attention of
teachers and others to his specimens. which may be
seen at the Book Store of Col. Jno II. Richardson.
ap CTS j. W. REEVE,
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- HORSES. BUGGY AND HAIR.

~ HORSES, BUGGY AND HAIR
6C NESS FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wil be
sold this SATURDAY. morning, April 10th. com.
menciDg at 10 O'clock, at the Horse Auction Lot
near the Central Railroad Depot pair OF Very fine
Bay Ponies fast in harness, will trot mile in four
minutes, sound and gentle.
ALSO
A very superior Buggy and Harness, nearly new.
ALSO,
Several Saddle and Harness Horses
THOMAS W. KEFSEE
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

"a. REv. Nh. HAw, agent of the
American Bible Union. win preach in Sycsmore
Church. tom,rrow SUNDAY m,rning,s at II
o'clock. sp 1e-H
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n.Asf BANK hoBsEkr.--rhe Gratton Bank. at
a0n, mass, Was robbed on the 7th instant.
a.nhs the temporary ebsspce Of the cashier ana
s,er, 81 funds 70 tbs smount Of twelve thou.and
s,s ,s.s no trace Of the robbers hes since been
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N.Y. SPECIAL NoTIcE.-Truste


of Tobacco Factory Fixtures, Lumber &C., at Auc-
ton The Affections of Tobacco Manufacturers IL re-
auested 20 the sale the balance Of the Fixtures
sale of Tobacco at the Public Warehsuse.l ut the
IA II recently occupied by R. A. Mile the South
side of the Basin, BY order of tbs Trustee.
an 10 THOMAS w. KEESEE, Auct.