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1ng ExFuu4ioS 10 DAx- James Powers will probably
be hung y IN the yard north OF the Aii ON the scat
io used for the execution Of woodward who was hung
four years ago for the mardrr Of his wife, lhs eAotu-
ton will he strictly private in compliance with the terms
Of the law His spiritual advisers the Rev. Mr..
o'Iocle, Of 81 Patricks and the Rev nr. Edelin,, OF
St Dominick' church
orxrAnc MArISKE- In compliance with generally
expressed WISH there will Ls Operate Matinee to-day
at the Washington Theatre commencing at O'Clock,
p m. Miss Annie Miner with the other members of
the opcatic Troupe win sing their choicest gems and
Mr. H. g. Cooper the famous violnist. will perform
erai pieces. There will doubtless be full and a
fashionable attendance. vll aafeaat sgeg ess -
COLUMN for the southwestern portico OF the Treas
nry extension being prepared 10 be hosted up into
its place 1t is Of granite weighs about thirty toms
and brought from Maine in vessel constructed for
the purpose the wharf, from where it hauled To
its present location truck, drawn by sixteen oxen
and horses 1t will be hoised up and placed il
pedestal on Saturday morning
TaK orsnA--Mr Frazer had a thin house last night
at his benefit the good people Of this city do not
appreciate good singing the Theatre would b
crowded ut every performance La Somlubla WAS well
performed Miss Annie Miner winning loud applause ~
Anana the Sleep walking orphan. @4sss
Tonight Donezettis u EKar d A~~s will be presiaced
WAsmIsaros MONUMENT 1t is stated that the funds
noa in the hands Of the Treasurer Of the Washington
National Monument Association h bsE bskwss sad
two hundred dollars When does the present Board M
tend active operations N place in pos
session those under whose direction the work progressed
TEsrIMoNIAL--Rev DIR. Peck, who for some years
pastor of the Foundry Church in this city ID about
to depart mission to California. On Tuesday even
ing he presented with handsome silver testimonial,
the parting gift of friends here Rev Mr. Naaiai made
the presentation and DR. Peck responded in eloquent and
affecting language.
YACHT RAcE.-The yacht Rsbecca, belonging to James
Gordon Bennett jr. which much admired while
here few weeks since, has been entered for yachtrace
around Long Island This VIII test the sailing qualities
of the various crafts entered. as 81
PERSONAL Juliana May, the Washington vocalist,
has left tour to the West with Strakosh and
Herr Fornes
SALE OF PAlsrrNds Mr. Mcclure will sell Ut his
ton rooms Wednesday next collection OF oil paint
ings handsomely FAMED, by Mcleod Carvalho and other
artists sA#R
The POLICE is already improving in efficiency under the
firm yet steady direction of Mayor Berret
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Joshua X Gi,tngs publishes article in the As,tab
ula 20 Sentinel of the III inst in which he alors to de.
tnu the ontvas o the British cruisers American
seis. He I'VE sincerely hope England will carry
ont her treaty stipuIations that she will pursue the
course she long since adopted ON this subject
The Hon Joseph Miller was greeted by a aerenale from
his numerous friends upon his yeturp 10 chlccthe
Ohio, from Washington, on the al instant The Ad-
yetissr desrib~s II AZ large demonstration Mr. Nil
len Address in response 70 the compliment was greeted
with enthusiastic applause.
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vXTANTED-Printers and Editors Tho propri-
Wv eor OF the well known ard psps As kara
Southener IL aut moving 70 Missouri and vud M
Tie Office and paper Ih ra.e eppersany ey
Icus Population q the wn alona 4Bo Apply
t & Mc1zAMD DWARiH
copy msy be sent to persons wishing 70 sssk June
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II OST gold huntng lease watch A reward
Of 10 will be paid fbs III recovery II the
Unied States Hotel, Pennsylvania
June 17-N
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WTANTED-A Physician ar Lawyss, with cash
wv capital os fom 800 - go, pa proprietor
established weekly Rnrs1 Sss1sr xs opsr
acTA&ive
fession aonrshng whis
thoroughly establish himself In his vwus,sko. Apply
&4sls4 kCzIAxD NJWAAlH
~N8s BDx I02T, Baltimore.
copy the paper viii persna ~sag
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DIED SULPHUR SPRINGS -Mo..o. cou.,y. v

DIED SULPHUR SPRINGS MosRox enuxsY vrR-
HI eixIAIese celebrated Mineral sprDss
reception Of visitors. we'll known naedns sge0s
sgnak
the Red sulphur the Tnuo
bronchial nnectaoas ehronsc da dyspssa
a..ss~ st l.sl. VI "a
Visitors Rmond and yBchbarg saId leave
Tennessee railroad Newburn DsyI They will
miles staging . gued
Andria and WenA cena raraA, there assny
OF staging $3.50
rns atssuiap
by coming saviy, usually very ths0gh
mcntl August m r. GAmFnuad. 3
May so-d2no asAs9sa - v ssssas ss@sss
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GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE 0RANaE AND ALEXANDRIA,
RAunOAD
From WASHINGTON CRY Virginia rennassee Georgia. Alabama
Mississippi rOufstAuA, Askanan1 and Texas.
Through gseaa
Oce, u rsansysania xsh washg
bossd ~ ~ ex Ferry Boat Gsosgs Once
the Orange aud Alsxandria Railroad, al AlexxnlFas
To Rchmand, nnyne, Lynchburg, ntA kaoxvls, Dalton,
Atlanta ChAep0esa, AasasAls, HnnGsv W.,
ton, Nsnphs. Monsscmsry - Nsw Oslsans
by Direct Rnss and Continuous halfway Canaxpus Memphis
Abrdng Expsdi and Comt aad betsy
shOsaer any eth1r ~
boat Page leaves the
Er Alexandria, where
Mcm0nd, CApassvis Hasant1a White AnphMr aTings Wood
and NJ X MGhm0DA and NJ Southwest
making and Glove NSmphis
Baggage ounibaSes nj
O'Clock, y. M and J, y. IA. ss .ss& IS 3.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent,
June l8--U az 5t4s4Ea gtet8 AS8 Washington.
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TnE Police is already improving in efficiency under
firm yet steady direction of Mayor Berret
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PERSONAL Hiss Juana May, the Washington vocalist
has left ON to the West with strakosh
Herr Fornes
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United states Hotel.
ALEXANDRIA.

MARKEE.- w eat-n sales reported market quiet
Com-market active; offerings light sales at O. IS
cents.
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SALE PAlsrrNas Mr.. Mciuire will sell Ut his anc
ton rooms Wednesday next collection OF oil paint
ings handsomely FAMED, by Mcleod Carvalho and ote
artists, : ssf4
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YACHT RACE. The yacht Rebecca, belonging to James
Gordon Bennett r., which was NO much admired while
here few weeks since, has been entsred for
around Long Island Ills win test tho sailing qualities
of the various crafts entered. 81
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MARINE.
schooner Anderson, York Fowe
schooner Champion Mitchell DEPOSIT lumbar,
Uher.
Schooner Dart Grnnel Port Deposit, humber smoct uhier
Anderson Boxer York coal by
Brig Antelope Enan, John n. n, coal, by Fowie Co
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ceengs and unjust Judgment OF the military court before
which Col Fremont hat just previously been arrgncd
A further mention Of the Of Col. Fremont by
Mr. Blair the object OF which mention is plain enough
and malicious enough draws TO my recollection another
prominent instance Of the entire disregard Of Col Benton
snd may gay al ONCE OF all his tri|e) official favor
in comparison Of personal honor and independence.
sllude to the manner in which Col Fremont refused the
Executive pardon against the judy above spoken Of
offered him by President Polk with rank and prospect of
speedy advancement The rromptings of Col Benton
given that is TO say, his counscls exactly
respondent to the Judgment and foregone decision Of the
two younger who in the habit Of hearing him;
and within minutes of the receipt of the oficia
tiication the writer Of this on his way to
the War Department with note from Colonel Ere
mont Tcpndiating the judgment Of the court refusing
tho profesed pardon, and pcremptorily Icsgning his
commission. The Adut~nt General. to whom deIiv-
cred the letter expostuiated with me- and begged to
take it hack consideration and counsel and no. after
ward dial President Polk and others connected with tho
administration The present President bf the United
States who then Secretary OF State expc~tnlste
with Col Benton axrl drprated, the part Of the AL
minstrson tAr retiring Of Mr. Fremont from the army
and the advanced pswon that he hal attained in that
popular branch o the public service. These connsek
all well intended and rasnale, and Attending basis
enough if such had been tine disposition, ~ retreat
rctract upon were much considered by either
tlc chief the juniors
Mr. Blair shall not them avail himself Of his long in
timaey with Col. Benton to faGfy his character, and
mai the impression that pse hunting place getting,
Keeping for any warped his mind restrained
the expression Of his opinions.
The letter Of Mr.. Blair senior il in aid Of his Re
ply gives papers, sud to have been prepared by
the leceasd Statesman going to show that he still
grrtcd the action w which the Missouri Compromises Was
set aside and considered il wrong and that he was on,
posed t the principles tnt govern the political aspect
and that induced the Supreme Court o take cognvancs
OF IT, in Dred srctt cass Who has ever s,ggests
that Col Benton had changed his views on those points
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dcrly raafssHt club, association organization.
Several hours then passed perfecing the bill
But little discussion ensued and tho amendments that
prevailed related principally to the of the
police when on duty These regulations are WISE and
will doubt, make the police efficient and Trustworthy
After passing through the bill i'm this manner it was
read the third time and passed.
And then the board adjourned till Monday next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-22

A REsPTCTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WHO CAN GIVE
n the best Of city snd country references wants situation
aunGress would tke chamber work tud fine lshng
r. he for two days from 10 to T. At s East 18th
. second tu0r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-22

A sTOR pTACa HOTEL.
n WIN the person who took from Of the In the
above named hotei last Tuesday two braceles touc
marked Father the other Mother y address
10 w r. Lower Post Office state upon what coni
iions they will be returned, :.
Abo obtain the watch much than is worth would
he paid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-22

4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A STU.
" alton cook, washer nd roner give the II
refer, from her Inst employer call iG0 West 18th
ter uree days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-22

L,oR SALE OR EgCEANGE-FOR A FIRST CLASS
house for city lots n desirable building
first class house the four story brick 6 West Fortieth
street Sixth also house 26 Broaiyay
tanning All the ern improvements Terms easy. Apply
A. q. MORRILL,, lo7 broadway second door, No g
from 10 10 l T. N and from to4
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Z A SITUATION " ASTED-BY AN EXCELLENT GIRL.
n who f. good K washer aud roner The family win
whom she has lived far several years disseminating house
keeping longer require her services Apply u w Ken
vile, $40 Broadway
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LNUE SAIE UE To IiFT--IN EAST FIT SEtUNU
street between Second AMI Third snues, south side
te story kouae Gci in with brick
tnr ten rooms has bath water closet wash tuoa
Ac. Inquire next door, of GEORGE MoUNr5cY.
L'oR SALE OR TO LFT--IN FIRST PLACE BROOKLYN,
No 50 Court street II will be LEI with partial fur
desired The house first class ami in perfect order.
Apply the premises, from 10 10 ~, OF EVELETH 4
BiSsELL'S, 60 Wall street, New York.
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A SITUATION wANTFD-BY A SMART. HONEST
n American r'rl "a -hsmbermail or e travel with - ~;
best 81 reference given from where zhe he's lived
three years ADDRESS Tor three Gays " j. Chatham square
lssi Office.
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T,RkNCIe EflTIFR 20 FULTON sTREyr mas All.
II the hncc breeds % dogs fpr sale ann s'fA Buffers
infalible mango cure cxirminat0r cents per
Lone Buffers new work the doy beautifully Illustrated,
ono dollar
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TYCTSE FOR SALE.--A FIVE STORY BRICK HOUSE
up town 10 sell for $500 81 to 81
good chance to invest money wanted Apply to
PAiIEN VI Livis a street.
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L,OR SALE OR EXCHAEGE-ON MURRAY HILL NEAR
Fifth splendid four story high stoop stone front
house. containing all the modern
cipals Will be treated with Apply to H. H. FOWLER II Mas
sau street, first laor.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-25

Communication 90 John r. Penrose ESQ. from Nr
Franklin Eyre, Kensington
II is with great qualification thar testify On hs r
hcacy Of willians's Antpyspeptc Elixir which Won
SO strongly recommended 10 me, and lfor bch
heartily thank you; It has completely restored NV
health, which eheerfnlly publicly acknowleags.
with the hope thai others may be similarly beDented
Truly yours
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CIaibOrne's Machine Works,
NASIIVIIHE TENN
Removal.

TNHE subscriber takes this method Of informing his
i old customers and friends and the public general
y, that he has removed his Hardware Store from the
old Market street. No 53 in the large brick
building lately erected the South side of Broad St
where he keeps constantly on hand and makes to or
der the various articles embraced in his line of bust
ness He invites especial attention 10 his large assor
ment OF CASTINGS, IiULLOW-WARE, BRASS, &c, such
as Mantle and Coal Crates Wagon Boxes, Plow Mods,
Straw Cutters, Corn Shelters, CornCrushers, Mill
Crushers Balcony Work and Iron Fencing Coffee Mills,
Tea Kettles Brass Kettles Dog Irons, Candle Sticks,
and an almost endless variety of other articles.
Ian 29-tC ANDREW ANDERSON.
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W nemedie. ana Quick Cures.
The Great English Remedy.
Thorn's Compound Extract of
Gonaiha and Sarsa ma rilla.

DoesE<1z advantages not enjoyed by any ether med
Il cine foz tbs cure Of sexual diseases. which
sitn snhghiened pnbllS render a assGEedly high
popular, dessderaium long sought for IN The
cai world Il uceds unnctneut or change of diet
In approves FORM thai % paste, u l. entirely taste
less and unpleasant sensation 81 the BatenG
IL has acquired sAe utmost fame N almost every part
cf Eurore; II has been examined approved u, and
dad By the uesf eninest of the prufcssoa. PREPARED
fy J. ". THORN, Chemist, i4andOn, and fur sale,
Wholesale and retail by JoaS A TAARASI Co, Agents
for the United States rs Greenwich street New York
As the above valuable rrerarutlan has been exten
sively eounteTfeed By uHprincipled parties in the
United States The proprislor hss adofted, prccau
ton against uDosition consumers Label, af Nhlch
the following Is FAC Eulile, and which VIII be found
burnt IN upon the bsitan 0f Zach pot of The 0ssiae
Intended for sale the Upifed states C4nadks biiia
proyinces, West lndies aud s0uth AulercA
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Meoifal.
II. R. r..

IIEALTH will, IN all cases follow the Of RAds
III ways X. K Remedies. There none 10 sick
diseased, weak, feeble or crippled with pain o
ndrmities but thai Railways Ready Relief, Renovat.
ing Resovent, Regulators, tine nature Of the dis
sickness may require, will quickly and RAPID.
ly cure. IS
These remedies consist OF Railways Ready Relief
Radway ReuovatiHg Resolvent; Rad way fegultoEss
Each OF these remedies possesses special curative pow
ers over certain diseases Yet there other diseas
es wherein their conbined medicinal properties are
required. and when thus used Il taere Is sufficient life
and strength within the diseased dying body %
tain their action the patient vii live snd be restored
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II. R. N.


r 4. R--Radway's Ready Relief fne Headnehes,
wAether zick nervoas: khsuuaatiszn, Par
ABYSS, Ianlh.sa, Gouis Asnralr - Eoath
ache, small fox, feTers, swollcs Ioinis,
Kinney Complaints, s<&rlet Fever, Pains A.
Foa1a LsseF. flsar.sy, hsssies Heart
barB ,snd Pains u AZ kisds- Railways flrA-
cy Reilsf sia, n = Be- minuies change TIE
u1isrries yaa saneF % toya q p44asaFe.
Z, n -Rsdway skeG0yating kesalV Vrnt foF laecure
q ekreasc alsra<cs-snck scrofuloaE and
eyphihfir c1Enl l1=iats, ,cssusuaaptivs sae osA-
or knectseas e t1e sapss sad 1srazt. fnda-
Fatkon and eniarsezasats of E1zFts, izzftlfe
azd other DISEASES ~ tbs skias Aa~trs, IA
u1ors. ticsrs. pyapeflals, and al ether oa
e.seses arising frozn an tmp4Is stats q ths
Basd.
RI R-AAA4ayss Resahssrs ulsi epEe, egsetissiy'
ana speedily, G.zeztsenrss. tas.4zs<lsan, tn-
aau.s.,.ikaa ~ she Esse1s. Dgat@s44A. tSsef
Cunrlzlas DISEASES a the Heart snd ht--
1eys fezEzlc cumpAzlnts, sEn4li fex, fcFcfs,
Neszazs ~. NheaeseT Ne sysfsn d c4-
az arder : ee>e ~ kaaE SO : Resalztnrs "a
restore Il - fal4Tlly No fsnazis sAozld
n n nsasdiss ssl4by DfsFzi.se sxsEy~aers-
zs<lo-lysSv A<usAf u.
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CONSTITUTIONAL Diseases.

Many diseases that 4f1ict humanity are inherited ne
heir looms frosn the diseased bodies of eckly sifes
scrofea Consumption, syphilis and fi;s, are among
the common Of constitutional Diseases. Now Ne
care not how many generAoes The seeds of th1se ala
esses aay have been established IA tae system, cor
rEpslng the blood adn1g's Eenenatla9 hssastszf WI
eradicate from The bodies u the addicted every Trt
Gle q diseased deposits, and Al tie veins With new
pure and healthy blood
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NO MERCURY USED.
DR. 4 M ~ - ~ SON
Corner cf AaiH and Quay styees, Buffalo Nelc York
RE the only Ply In the State who are mem
"a bers of the Royal College of Surgeons, London
May be consulted from O'Clock in the morning, un
The treatment they adopt Is the result upwards o
80 years extensive and successful practice in Europ
and America
Most Scientific Invention
An instrument for the Of genital Debility, OF
Nocturnal Em mszisns, more properly known Seminal
Weakness, &c. can be permanently cured In from hfs
teen 20 twenty days, by the use o. this instrument
Young Men Take Particular Notice.
DIR. AMOS d SONtake pleasure in announcing tha
they have invented a most important instrument for
the OF tie above Diseases IL has been subjected
10 a test Of the most eminent physicians IN LGndOn,
Paris Philadelphia and New York: IL has been decar
ed the only useful instrument ever yet invented for
the cure OF Seminal Weakness any disease Of the
genital organs caused by the secret habits OF yoath
DR.. AMOS d son ia order 20 satisfy the most
skeptral the merits Of their instrument pledge
themselves thai IN any instance where il may prove
unsatisfactory after fair trial. the money will be
funded by returning the instrument IN good order.
Persons wishing the above useful instrument viii
observe that the price with the accompanying direc
TONS securely packed. and sent by mali express
ten dollars
New Remedies and Quick Cures.
A CURE WARRANTED.
DR.. AMOS d son have for long series or year
been engaged extensive practice in the treatnep
af these eeheaie complaints, and the only legal
qualified hysicans who now advertise certai
complaints or from whom genuine European resnedie
can be obtained
Persons IN ASr PzEr woIaD may be success
fully treated by forwarding correct detail 0f thel
eases, with a remittance for Medicines, kc., which wi
be returned with the utmost dispatch, and securefro
observation.
streets, Buffalo, New York
marla-dkwly
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Children,. ni.ea.e..

Rafssay's Rsasuafizg I1es2uaaf shoad be hailea
blessing % every Hother, the iAnd whose
infants Ars Afhicted With SORES. Humors, ke- These
bT zkings out gthas eArly) eFi1cnce of dis-4se
transmitted from the Erent stsck Afew doses 81 the
Rs.aouaftR Rcspszf Mi eraieateevery vestse 81 The
disease and insure The chd saaad and he-ilay eo1y
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IAcKsnS Tenn Anr.

JACKSON, Tenn, August -, 1857.
The above case perfectly cured by Is bottles Of
the Lhontriptic and was one OF the worst cases of
Gravel that has ever been IN this country.
G. ADAMsON.
Let every female who expects 70 become a mother
read the following and profit hereby
YoRKTLIE, October, 1858
Mr. J. =. CowAS-Dear sir;-You will do me the kind
20 publish under my certificate the following note
that the suffering community may be beneatted
have given birth To nine children and life beIne
Eiraculousy saved las cOnsider) by your medicine
cannot in justice 10 you and the public withhold my
testimony to its many virtues.
/ used your Ilthontrptic in small portions perhapt
day, for i've months, which dispelleds ltrely
the latuent sickness OF the stomach aud heat burn
which had annoyed me, TO alarming eztcnt
in all my former pregnanees When was
fined / took about two wine glasses full OF the
same medicine, which gave me an easier deliy.
cry by great deal than ! ever had before Norris
this all have IL tried in and heard
Respectable source IN another case that your LthOn.
triptc tried in, and the Midwife with others IN
attendance were thoroughly convinced that the pain
the delivery was very much lesseRed by IT. use.
would say all my that expect 10 be mothers NJ
be withou; your invaluable medicine during preR
nancy and particularly ~ the time OF confinement a
Il has marked tendency TO relax the sy stem conse
queluy the pain of labor is much diminished and fur
dropsy of the Womb. and ENJOY better health
than have done IN ten years and believe the dis
ease Is entirely removed.
Sir do tins that the suferings of very many Of my
may be alleyaied II they only their
pre1udces much 20 try the Lithontriptc. II any
person wishes 10 know my opinions further upon this
' ELIJAH SNOW,
CYNTHIA l.. SNOW.
was present and heard Mr.. Snow acknowledge the
facts contained IN the above certificate. have been
acquainted with Mr.. aud Mrs snow for many years
and have reason 10 believe the truth Of their eertia
PREPARED ONLY BIZ " '''-'N''N'
W. r GRAY.
mar2S-triWAwdm NdshriUc. Tennessee.
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Auction and Commission Notice.

DEN. y. sIIltiIs ~ii eontnae make sales
ID CAsA saiy during ths present season. an "a
made fayabls NiIislp three d4ys- Liberal .agan
na4dc "a culzi< <Auc1ts-
All persnns haxug balances In cur hands nj ia
- calins Aaa le-se Fec.ipi for proceeds. n
Goods boaght ou car own account
$50 BkSJ. y. SHIELDS.
y. s---csunfry Merchants vii please cal a.
wuikeep constantly Ga haLa VARSITY q fres 80
ssp--t9