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St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-09

r. ~. Gsffith 'df same county, testifes a. fol-
ao~ts:
Near Layi0nsriIIe, Jan. 3Oth, 1858.
-JNo. KETTLEwELL, Esq:
NY dear Sir:-l. affords me pleasure to inform
you Of the result from the use of keGileweIl 3
Manipulated Guano, oas my corn, oats, tobacco
and wheat crops. used il last Spring on my
corn ard oats, side by side with a No. Peru
Fien Guano, and sEw but little difference If any
should decide in favor of the Manipulated Qua
no. For tobacco | much prefer il, as it gives
the pl&nt q much finer texture, which is, Of
course, Of great advantage TO its curing. From
the satisfactory results ! experienced Hy
Spring crops, ordered 4 tons last Fall 4er ny
wheat, which st this time looks equally as pro
missing as any Of xny Deighbors where Peruvian
Guano has been used. Several of my neighbors
also sase 1ried il and are very much pleased with
ITS results.
With the highest consideration OF respect,
lan worry truly yours, &C.,
+. NJ. GRIFFITH.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-09
BOARDING HOUSE.

THE undersigned, harlHg removed % beisi'
i more and established aersi-class BOAkD.
ING HOUSE, at
NO. % HANOVER STREET,
for the accommodation Of permanent and transient
boariers, respectfully inVtes Tho eitizens Of ss.
Mays county, who may visit Balhfnofe. TO pa
tronize his House.
JAMES II. ALLSTANs
Msy 6, le5s.-sf -
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-09
GEORGETOWN COLLEGE.
MEDICAL DEPAHTMNNT.
SESSION 1851

WAsAnetox Cs+r, cOR. F TWELFTH sr
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-09
SPRING GOODS.

DLUE Plaid Domestic, Yellow Sinrs,
ID Denims, Heavy Os:IAburgs and Spring Ca
lien. Also, new lot Of Sugar and NolassssI
Gilling Twine and Rope, jnEt received by
sPAI.DlNG & GREENWELL.
March -, 1883.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-09

Extract Of a letter from Col. Geo. w. Hughes,
of West River, Anne Arundel county, Oct. 22d /,
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-09

BLANKS FOR SALE. -. ~
TTE have just received large assortrnent
w OF Magistrate Blacks; Sunamnns's
F.. Fa's, before and after Superredeas. $50
Tax Bills, State and Couniy-whIch wili oe
sold gow. -. a
April Is. 1883. .5rt -.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-09

.a., lxw
w Cs m:e u q. "Se Se VI. %" .nd J.,y,si
W. Duse o - n,,a., ~.' ~"1
Our latges; sized Machine, complete, will
include Horse Power, 3O inch geared
Thresher, shatiing 10 connect the Power
and Thresher, Shaker with necessary
betting. fixtures for hulling Cloverseed. an
adiustbIe screw wrench, covers for o,I cups
and an oil Can. Pfics; $l65 CO
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-09

al have used your Manipulated Gunno No. l..
o. Te5aeEo the last season, tcith most ereeIlenf
effect. and expect to increase Say rrrcbRse Of it
Aext Spring for the same purpose.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-09

J. Z. Willett. NJ. D., Prosecior and Demon
strator and Anatomy.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-09

N. B.-ShippeEs ri Tobacco will please
mark il before sending it to the Landing, in
otder 30 avoid all mistakes.
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PERTVIAN SKRuP.
Or, PROTECTED sOLUFIOEO
PPOaOXidR of Iran GnmE hiraah

Oh, PROJECTED sOLUTIOE
PFOtOxide Of IF0n Combined,
HAVING successfully passed ordeal t. which new dseove
res in the Matera Meca are subjected must now lie re
DYS PSHA,
Affections Of the Liver, Drop Neura g Bronchitis and Con
sumptVe tendencies, Dorered tate f the Blood Boil,
w, and the prosating effects Of Lead Mercury General De
bity, and al diseases which require TONIC and ALTERA-
TIVE medicine, Is beyond question. The proofs Of its efficacy
numerous, weu authenticated and Of such peculiar
character that sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate to receive the
prodered aid
The Peruvian Syrup not profess 70 be curea hut its
extensive, because many diseases apparently unlike
By remedy.
The class Of diseases for which the Syrup provides cure is
precisely that which has often baed the highest order Of
medical skill The facts tangible, the witnesses accessible
and the safety and efficacy Of the syrup ncontroyerbe. Those
who wish for opinion from dntTed persons respecting
the character OF the srups cannot fail 70 be satisfied with the
following, among testimonials, in the hands Of the
Agents. The sgnlres those OF gentlemen well
community, and Of the highest respeetlldlity-
CARDTe undersigned having experienced the beneficial e.
fects Of the Peruvian SYRUP, do not hesitate recommend
to the attention Of the public. From experience
we'll from the testimony OF others whose intelligence and iug
ry altogether unquonable, Wehave doubt Of its ea
sages, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Dres Neuralgia, &c In
deed its effects would be Incredible but from the high Chacte ro
those who have Witnessed them, and have volunteered their test
mony as VIC DO ours % rs restorative powers
Thomas A. Dexter, Rev. John Pierpont
S.H. Kendall, NJ. D. Pete Harvey,
Thomas G. Amory, JAMS G. Dunn,
Samuel May, Thomas Whitman.
NOTcE-Itis we'll known that the medical effect Of Protode
Of Iron lost by brief exposure 10 the air and that to
maintain solution Of Potoxde cf Iroat without further oa
tom been deemed impossible the Peruvian Syrup this
KNOWN and this solution nay replace all the proocarboaes, CT
trates and tartrates Of the Materia Meiica
A.A. HAYSEs, N. D., Assayer to the state Of Mass
Is Boylston street, Boston, Z. ). A.
PEIoE-Large bottles Sc, snail bottles 81.
For sale in Nashville by DEslOVILLE & BELL.
may4-d&-tW6m.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

At the New York Stock Exchange the l9 s. coo
6s sold at 9 This is decline OF last sales and
the highest price at which bonds sold
New York market within the present month.
On the day $1,000 East Tennessee Virginia
G's at auction a rs
Money continues abundant in New York, though the
manifest upward tendency The Tines Of the Goth
says the demand temporary loan lighter than smon
cent per The Banks little Independent re-
spect dseounting paper and the rates. compared
cheapest made before the Government negotiations are
per higher paper within ninety days, and per
higher long date bills. The Times quotes paper
45, with actual transactions AZ so day accepances;
long dates at per cent. The Herald says money freely
offered per cent and negotiations made first
rites at $685. per cent.
The Of the banks in the four principal cities Of the
Union in which weekly reports msde by their last
staternents 3 as follows:
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Foreign News.
NEw Yogx Aug 2he steamer Anglo Saxon has arrived at
Quebec with Liverpool dates Of August lith
The steamer Canas reached Liverpool en- the 9Th and
She North American and Kanqaroo's on the 1lth
COttos Of days "a 900 bales, Of which Spectators
took 100 and exporters sOo bales Tie market opened buoy
ant and closed quctbut sad Manchester ayices fyorshe
prices hrHl.
The weather has leen favorable fer crops.
Breadstus have declining tendencysl qualities slightly
declined.
Provisions steady.
Consols 9s 1856 for money! and s6s for account.
Tie Cbourg fs constituted on the 9Th With the Inauguration
of the statue Of Hapoeen.
The Emperor inside another pacific speech
CHSAThe Allies have sdyancd unOppOsed 10 Tensiu fol.
Iowedby and Russians. high mandarin has
teen sent 20 negotiate.
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LANnFOR sale

OFFER for sale my Tract of Land, about 900 acres in
Henderson county, Tenn, y miles east Of Jackson
northwest Lexington The old Ross Ferry road leading
from Nashville passes through centre Of the
tract which there two settlements finely improved
consisting of large wood Dwelling House six comfortable
and spacious entry, and suitable out buildings This
Of land farm Of the best farms in Henderson county, its
locality fine production good; Is high state Of cut
walton, with I20 in Cotton, and believe best crop
in the cOuuy agreeable the number acres Also about 10
This Of land about GOO acres
fine bearing land suited for Cotton and the remainder suited for
Grain On north Of said land there Is falling gentle
Greek with Springs parallel through about 200
ocres of fine poplar and beech land exceedingly rich Its local
y and fertility think, the best in Henderson county
Those wishing purchase would do we'll call and examine
The land and premises Ny object Is 70 sell.
iy94-wtsug3i WM. A. CoPPEDaE.
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CALICO BALI BEERsnBA-The guests Beesheba pre-
pairing have lively time on next Tuesday night the 3s On
evening grand ancy calico ball viii Of, promising
infinite sport and entertainment all who may be present The
pretty girls appear pretter their neat, plain attire, and
ugy oncbut there ugly girls at Beesheba and
havnt any who going We uppoe the ladies
will discard hoops crinone their viii lave OPP
poruny judging what dairy maids they would make.
suppose who able get there will stay away, and
understand that the genemany proprietor Mr. scOTT has
accommodations the Of and
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Encose the address for the Tickets ordered
receipt Of which they will be forwarded first mail Purchasers
can have tickets ending in figure they may designate.
The List Of Drawn numbers and Prizes will be sent to pur
chssers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers viii please write their signatures plain, and
give their Post Office, County and State.
Remember that every Prize and payable in full
WithOutdeduction
? All prizes Of 81 900 and under, paid Immediately after
the draWngother prizes at the usual time Of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orle,s for Tickets or Certificates to
8. SWAN s. Cos Augusta, Georgia.
? Persons residing Montgomery, Ala, Atlanta Ca,
can have their orders filed and time by addressing s. Swan
& Co., at either Of those cities.
= list Of the numbers tnat drawn from the Wheel with
The amount Of the prize that each is entitled will be pub
lshe after every drawing, in the following papersAugusa
tGa COnstutonast New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register,
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette Atlantis 1ntelgencer,
New York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Georgian, Richmond
Dispatch, New York Dispatch, Pauldug ss Clarion and
Little Rock (Ark.) True Democrat. ivy
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Rock City Millss-J T. BAE1L4A-d co., PgopTt
eors. J. E. BAUMAN CO., Manufacturers Of ROCK CITY
FLOUR will pay the highest price all times for Whest and
Corn, at their Mss Lzs snd Cherry streets Nash
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NLOs ES.--Fe have Just received per Express Fresh
stock Of Aleandres Xix, silk, LisleThread Cotton a.
Cloth Gloves. For sale by
may - J. II wr4rrr
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NEW BOOKS,
81 IIarILet street, Nashrille, -


Neatly put up In packages and numbered.
banksfs Gases and Bill Cases. all sizes and stylas-
Foruc.ioss plain and elegant, ali prices new and bt
full styles r
saies American and English, fu assormsn b. ne s o
dozen.
Steel Pens, al qualities from the best makers including he
er1tsd ss1slk Pen and other sCy imported 10 order
uoi fens an zes nom the smallest Ladies' Pen largest
Expressing Fen, manufactured 60 order For ale a Nev- 49,
- -
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eb97-SAwH
NOTICE.

4 HAVE FIFTEEN HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND lying in
Upton county, Tennessee, miles northeast Of Masoas De-
pot, the Memphis and Ohio Railroad forty
Memphis, hours travel by railroad to Memphis This
Land divided into three tracts suitable for three persons
ing to buy 500 EACH VIII suit any wishing pur
chase the 1900 and make farm All three places
we'll improved with Dwelling Houses Negro Cabins and Cotton
Gins One Of the tracts has $50 800 and the other eco
Of cleared land in hi state Of cultivation. great bargain
will be given. Address c. IL HILL
may ct, he
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Three Years. Time.
WILL sell 70 the highest bidder, Saturday, 4ih day Of
September next three tracts Of land neghb0rhood Or
Pennington, Marshall county, Tenn.
The Home Place, containing about hundred Ind h seven
acres, On which there mansion neatly hHis good water
and fine land.
The Piand Place near BY containing over hun aerss
The most o. It good land the balance Of IL good o timber, and
good water.
The Lund or Ewing Place about two miles from Home Tract
containing about eighty acres go0ce1zr land thirty aereseza
with water and cis twenty twenty five Of which geod
cedar timber, and viii be sold in lots
Sold on one two years time, with interest from date
purchaser giving security and en the land Ter he par
chase money. Fhe lands are all surveyed.
JANIS S. WEBB
iy2O EE. Of John L. ParslsT's VII
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NEW FALL AND WINTER DERE-GOODS Al
WHOEES ALE.

TE receiving desirable Staple and Fancy
DryGoOds and Varieties, and the entire stock will be in
store by the ls September, which invite the attention Of
merchants buying in this market, Inducements will be oreo
cash and prompt time buyers.
full; supply celebrated Dufour Co.'S Anchor Brand
Boiling Cloths on hand. All numbers, from to H.
l.. B. & I. D. FITE,
No l. southeast Public Square, Suspension Bridge
sugIjtriWSzE2W
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ST. JOINS, n. F., August 29The Persia from
York. touched here and foO the Euopas passengers and mails
and sailed this morning.
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a 7sse oT ggts A31tss ssgsdfao ourss b. BERH47,gS
HOLLAND -RLTZERs KELLY, No. liz Seventh.
nesr Grant Street. SAYS:
Last july while running the river on ccstonbost ply
Matches and New Orleans. taken yih Fever
and Ague For eight long months suffered With this dreadful
disease. The greater part Of this time was unable or nd
spent eass fifty dollars for different medicines hut fr no
permanent relief Three weeks ago Of nv friends nsis
upou nv trying BEHAVES HOLLAND BIrTpRs Sav fif Il s
aSas gUdrdRte After taking It for one week nsf state
was sound have been work nov for two yes and
have had no return Of The Chlsand Fever Rhatsvers
certify that the above statement is true.
THOMAS ADAMS
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FHNERE can had at r. D. BLUM Plain and Ornamental
Engraving Establishment, Seals for Masons l. o. o. F.,
Sons Of Temperance Nosres Public Insurance Railroad and
Plank Road Companies Courts, States, &C. Also Steam
boats Post Office Stamps Steel Stamps engraved to order for
Blacksmhs Silversmh in fact for Manufacturers
who may stamp their hands upon their work.
These stamps warranted stamp Silver, Gold Brass
and unempered Steel without the slightest injury the stamp
itself.
Stencils Of kinds made to order. Jewelry made and re
paired. r. j. BLUM,
Deaderck street, the Public Square opposite the
Republican Banne Office augl-d&W3m
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Bsileys Varieties again crowded last night There sens
abatement OF the the performances Of ms
troupe. Tonight R,. Jones Cous1ip Will be again present.
ed 50 that those who missed seeing this de splitting farce pr
formed the first night win have opportunity Of Witnessing IL
90 and eriova hearty Iaugh.
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For CounciIInen.

II 5'We authorized y. W MCGAyOCK, Esq.
candidate Councilman Third the ensuing
municipal election. aug13d
, We are authorized announce J. ". COLEMAN a
didae Councilman the Second Ward the ensuing
nicips election. I'd
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Observation-Disclosures

CINCINNATI August 25.-FIour firm at s. $685. Whisky
a2 Wheat very dull, Rel 81 , White 81 Is dull,
shoulders6 81. Pork and Bulk Meats nominal.
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+AO0lAaa
0sCEOLA, TIE SEMINOLE or Tha Ros r.--, ~ -.
Flower Land. By Capt. Reid Reazsay iils.sss - -.
sinal designs.
OLD NELL Or The Days Of the ISsasidsrs. b Wilaa
Henry Herbert.
WILD FLOWERS. "a novel thai VIII not aasiv BE- -
passed. n-L0ndon O5ssrgsr
TIE FRENCH ISCENDLARY. By Eugsne sue-
THE MODERN OTHELLO. Author Of Ellen Grant-
DUfAL AND THE MANIAC HEIREss. BY ssLHs On a.
Road. Ie.t resolved BY [julyazl jobs YoRE-
History Of The Origin, Forrnaoa, and AdoDaon Of tas cos
aon Of he United stt with aOsas o. Is principal frEmsrs
BY George TlekaOr c uTiis
Ihe second volume issued devoted e "a hf-.s,f -
formation and adoption Of the Consitaaon II is tns-
most absorbing interest % Ameeansnor can av one f
P'seiats the nagniacenee Of its straears u III Il
ooHpaniec Mr.. Curtis through he -
and hisacsount Of the method o. putting them iozsts- -
saisby JOHN YORK 4 ca )
TTVEsIS BOOK WILL BE READ By TyFES7
i y millions Of people.
BancFOft's History.
New Volume The American Revolution. For sale b.
-As12zz JOHN YORK 4 ce.
INKSTANDs,
HICKS Patent Elastlo Inkstaads This Iulstsu is5o s
toall others. Fer salaby
~ JOHN YORK 4 CO.
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We learn from the Bristol 8eos that there vas collision On
the - Tsss and Virginia Railroad, near JOhns0n'S Depot
On IN. re inst between the mail train from Knoxville and
freight train going vest The report is that bS locomotives
rs badly ssahed up further damage sustained By the
trains An engine the Virginia and Tennessee road was
dispatched in the afternoon, take up the passengers and mail
Int hsd not returned when the Meas put pres.
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Ball AT BEAVER DAsThere will he magnificent Bail st
Beaver Dam Springs light We regret exceedingly that We
are unable acepe courteous invitation Of the proprietor to
present the OCCASION rather think nt be missed
as our city VIII be largely and well represented.
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COLUMBIA FEMALE INSTITUTE.

FFNE session Of the Columbia Female Institute will
mencc on the first MONDAY in September.
The buildings undergoing extensive and thorough REPAIRS
but will be ready in full time for the opening session
The public already apprise association Of the Rev
HENRY 7. LEE A. NJ with the subscriber Principal Of
the Institute, and will fail appreciate the superior Oppor
unes that offered great additional expense, every
branch Of useful and polished education. In addition
passed advantages in music vocal and instrumental the French
language will not only he dramatically taught, thoroughly,
heretofore but will be spoken in
ton, by practicable having atmeas FREHCH
TABLE, making it the medium Of communication Rotations
sc.
For information in regard the Department Of Music and for
terms per session. reference made the catalogue For
any further nfOrmatOn address either Of he Principals.
aug12dS rw1&wf W. II HARDIN.
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Attention the advertisement Of Gen. W LOVE-
who proposes sell the Springfield Hotel This is
valuable stand parties wishing engage in the business
would do we'll to negotiate With Gen. Lowe The General also
offers for sale his residence and small farm.
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The Cleveland Bauasr the Goth says "From information
and observation We are satisfied that the crop going to be
ct short part the country, owing the late drouth
while in llcAun We learned that there lad rain there for
four weeks and ts materially injured The same may
said many other adjoining counties; however have had
two rains here within the last week. which, general will ie OF
graf heneat "a the corn cr5DH
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AIanny's Combined Reaper and

UTITH WOODS .-.TBis
w celebrated Machner cceiyed premium Grand
Com MEDA the best combined Rping and Moving Machine
United States Agricultural held
KY September, SJI. The trial Syracuse New
York, July, where all the pr pal Machines in United
States thoroughly tested committee made their
through Marshal p. Wilder President United States Agricultural
Society, at Louisville, Ky.
also received the Reapef, best
Mower before separate committees appointed By the Presi
dent Of the Davidson County Agricultural Society," Nashville.
in July 1857, the in Tenn.
Numerous other premiums and given this Machine
during the last season. every Machinei in America
The above machines for sale BY the undersigned,
B. +. CHEATHAM,
General gent for the State
FISHER, WHEELES & CO..
N-,g,-;11. r.
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Our will please bear mind the sale Of the Wallace
lands IL miles from Nashville the Mureesboro turnpike
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, which comes
on THURSDAY next premises by Nance & Woodward
We are advised ticket and from the sale Will be fur
nshed all who may desire purchase they will call on
the morning Of the sale By half past
O'Clock DeadeFck street, meet them at the
Nashville and Chattanooga depot by O'Clock, precisely, about
which time the train will leave 81
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KENTUCKY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE,
EnmfsHfIIo EnnnunE


TWEFIE Lectures in this Institution viii commence on The dr
Monday in November, and continue months During
October preliminary lectures will be delivered the Hospital aud
College.
FACULTY.
BENZ. ". Dudley NJ D., Emeritus Professor Of Surgery.
Henry N. Bu, NJ D., Professor or Theory and Prascs q
Melene
John Harn, N. D. Professor Of Obstetrics and Cnicsl Me
cine.
c. W. Wright NJ D. Professor Of Medical Chemistry
N e. MARSHALL NJ D. Professor or Mara Aedica and Thar
peltics.
Middleton Goldsmit 81 D. Professor ofths Prinopas Of SURE
gerry and Clinical Surgery.
W. D. Stirman, VI. D. Professor Of AnaiTmF-
G. layecs, ". D. Prosorof Physi0ls and PstaIsrsaF
Anatomy.
David Cummins, N. D., Demonstrator.
FOR full ~ fCf1Dation address
n. B. MARSHALL, ND,
e2-2m Dean Of The FssuliF-
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GOLD PEN MANDATORY.

I'll LAAosklhs B#shzzzJ----o---5-
IN He HOSkINS, Sc Third street, between M5ret and
Jefferson Louisville KY, offers the public, Gold Pens
Of his manufacture at wholesale and ra warranted eqHa
10 any made in the country.
GOLD PENS REPAIRED AND REPOINTED,
Old Pens sent by ma accompanied with 50 cents, money
stamps, will be repaired and returned by mail.
febl4-d6Bly
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II We arc authorized to announce J. 7.
candidate for Alderman in Ward, the ensuing Mu
uicipal Election. sug2-td'
IFWe are authorized announce Dr. G. Al. MAyFIEID
candidate for Alderman Third Ward the ensuing
niepal election. auglstd
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Bank Statement:

YORK, August 2IncFease in losn 600; decrease
SPECIE O2OOO; decrease in circulation, sll5OOO
In deposits, 1896 600.
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Nrw YORK. Aug. 59-CoOn quiet; Flour firm Corn frrni
white IS $50, yellow 92a96
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mINERVA COLLEGE,

Fer the Education Of Young Laatess
Sy7EATFD FTTR NILS EASF 0F 8ASHBILLk, I'm
,.rIr s-f.t; r.i.,s, v1 reopen the arst MONDAY
-; ssT,I- D-t .esrii1 superior educational aclltiel-
CommodOus additions having ueen 49, y s o1iAltnsi a.
f,-rs,.ed rnr,ter IN runifs BE- accoIlfnoqlilei
49, - ~ Principal and Teachers Of The school %
make study pleasure n - -f-1 ~ t''-i'
me situation heahy and easy Ct access, and e course Of
- e. .5orzh and systematic. Circulars. with and
49, sniars obtained at the hook storeof " T. Bry
4 Co. public square at scClures music store, Union street,
- - 5sIdressiDg the Principal, 8. JONES
aus ID - Minerva College, near Nashville Tenn