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MlscslIansous and Disasters.

The steamship kemph Gap. Watson evening
nom Charleston The purser has thanks for papers
The brig Ashore souh Of the Highlands, proves be the
America Of saem, Capt Roberts, from Alexandria Bos
tor coal loaded Is full Of water and worth getting on
She Ia "a years old.
b. s.ns yoyssA sssVsi,h from g John. NJ d.sd
from ksrsees 70. New York was spoken June 9Th LAT a
condition. she supplied win provisions
& ossr1 rsr .I Es % Sag s sSs -
he q four iusSed sros. an hour The sss sss
ss1s % be n the boz, and We, ,ep:res without disch
scur Gslcr DAsure Carr. at New London from Boston
s.S four ,shooners lahore in Cave Polue bern
aTd Sound .h .sors wind from the ksE and break
Sem NARY oRoros before reported Ashore al MusquAsh
remsi,. where abe ,trues eonsder.be portion % he
Oh irsi win empty ossks 70 endeavor Goat her o.
sean yisss Esnsos Msrson. Of and from Taunton for
Bsh q he ian inst during ,he M gale ioyds Neck;
he probably win be sc on without material damage 0api
sshDs boat containing smsn who bad been blown az
sloor JONI sryyrss while at anchor govsnus Bay on
ssver Ssf struck BY lightning
Capt rarrn Of brig sam French arrived this por, ON
With srse number bales cotton sSoceedsd IN picking
r.. no more The NAILS upon ss@ could not ss made OUT
The es hp s,ssea hen on On Of The bales has star
WhaIemen.
s ss SDSCp d lc p; sshTs ssrye wpp'
81, Tsnh, ,spi,s on hide i:sns I,9 Ss. WI O
sld from do Nay II. bark csrib Reynolds whaling
cru0e
At Honolulu April J. Marcia, Billings, NIB, from TAbai.
land aid ID for Ochosh 3D. Brighton, Tucker Dartmouth
on and nd cid I'd for do John Wells Wood bridge, NIB
OF and on HANDLER Wills do, OF and and cid an for
Kodiak and Arctic; 9Th Adeipe oibhr. Wilmington FIJI do
% snd aid Ch for Eodish George Susan, Jones NIB from
sSsso M ss: IN s 10 e. en- pd on "a spsw.rr
Brown hon ffem magenta Bay 100 VII Draper ssni
ford Ff from Bio or and tsnd aid Wh for Kodak 11th
Brighton Tucker NIB on and snd aid lnh for Kodiak and
Arccl George Washington, Briehiman wsreham, OF and
cid lab do and do Wave, Baker Nh 19O
fp 1o VII and aid 18th for the 18th Levi ssrbuck Jer
NIB on and onand aid 10Th FOR Ochosk svoe Smith
of and land sd 18Th for the Ne Ohio Barrett NIB on and
land sld 10Th for the ~; 18th Rebeccs sims Hawes NB
81 andon land sid 10Th for the NJ list Ripple Chadw MI
on and op 2h uncss Luce, NIB, from o Of and on and
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ssaei Ss! nSn!Ss rss d bar. Es.s
. '' sS:s ::s :s r SSSs s "A
nsynss Liys.yool brig EsS. .e
az, s:s a'T sRs;2 Ie E:
t ss- L sssssi j s' =. D.,
Glasgow SD amen so. cd H q NIP x:
DANvEEs june 7-Arr schrs Ksren H.pDuoh ana s.,a.
Hsy Ten'es SsSsSss tr,s e
t n. MSSnns sSs d SsD: a.
ASan'ts 1fS. Assn,s Pcl.ys,e City ." ''@
sxesi and iSS .s:'s ~
t,d LnTss Del June A. AMPasssd in ship TAos Jsns,o.
70, e sss saI bail. E..s
Fh.sspS Ss Halifax A'AA d1d M
R:%S q. Taylor Trs. IA:
,I MlLIoN June s-An schr william Coz. Hou.l, PIN.
in sdse r sass ss's' woodward port
y .sS1 sss .sp =
lulu scbrs Olivia Bp.oS wh.m; AeIandra Hsioyon.
len dO Emelns Kicker so preyousiy5; Ansu. a.
Perry ESSs Sea WITCH Wheeler. Brookhaven Splendid
,S%SfoST, june n-Ar brig John s.ch. Eddy. Havana,
I'm SAM5sld brig Daniel Webster williams aron Ban.
DANIEL Brown Head om po RiVsr xlea. ssrs
AOS x Sspps Io% dO NOriOi and ali ohss bound
. s a Kent
pssSD T,lor Boston for Work Chew, Busbss Taun.
isih.sld sssrs Appleton Chew. Mary Ann AAsa.
m New s0fP spT.sas and z, S ssc: DSuid
.says: sssSa 5ro:s 1--WE. Harding 1I =
sSp
Island sTaon Haley from PSisdspl. 's s
HI.a s s.ss s S
70 sea this bark Mstssords for RIPARIAN
is 1,Ii rs ssss :.;
al FOR Sc. and
Eagle from 90 for Ba n David bale to AsxaDds
% for SySri Ilsrd Fillmore. from for Bss%oss;
s%s au 90 "a. aT % s
for DO; Mary Ann from Boston for do 1hos Cooper
and iii others bound S and W. -'' luz '''
S9 ss ssss
fer Wse ss s Poi
gsgs o% ssy Nav STS
PENSACOLA, june sod schr Robert Palmer. Nickel
se:sa ssx
SON. d. scsr jesse Williamson. Jr Wn.more DO anS ala
;;%s DAY ir quincy PUn Old n:sd
9R0vIPENGE, June ls-Az steamship Pelican, Adrieh.
q P1assphi. San Luis Ks,ehu 70, sioop
Hinsiey. and Lucy Church wlldin Baltimore; ssino:
. sAcs
sTsap LuSws T.Ssn and James n:esI
Oak Dolan, and Geo Dsvs Davis NYo.k
S sa
Fountain, Smyrna Del; New Haven, Griffin NYork; slsop
Blackstone Stedman. dc.
PLYMOUTH. June 4-Arr schrs Gen Marisn, Davis Balu-
more; 8ih. B Reeves. shaw, do.
RICHMOND, June l-sld schr Clara Bell. Parker, down
SN FRANCISCO, May ao-Adv ships Andrew Jackson.
Williams for kYork about June 20 Joseph Jones' fregh
bourne May Is.
SAVANNAH, June lo-Cld bark Nishs Curwen Mount
ford Falmouth Epg with inward oarRo;
ABBY y, W w %rGI Hp IC Boston.
rchson Adele 0of and John staply jack sou NYork.
Bid Gh schrs Harry Msybee, Tute NYork lOh 6unare,
Crowel, do
wICKFORD. June II PM-schr Nightingale iron Bs,a.
mere for NBodford. II still detained by thick weather
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braced about eco TOO bbs. within the range of
figures Southern -four frmer, especially for the
bbs closing ct prices within the range Of the above quo
tations Rye flour was steady at figures Corn meal
was quiet and prices unchanged. Wheat was hrmer and
sales embraced about 600 CO. 900 bushels including
white Indiana At 81 o. red do a. 81 o5 Racine spring
Sic stc white Wisconsin 81 CO. r M tH~s s cub
81 c6; white Baltimore at 81 o. and white Kentucky q.
81 49, Corn was firm, with sales Of about So 600 bushels
16c mixed Western at 6Sc TO-, chic fly at CSC Toe.
Rye was in better demand at &C. and held at CSC roc
Barley Was quiet at Soc 5sc Oats quiet and prices
CofyEE Tho market quiet and the sales unimpor-
tant while prices were unchanged. small lot Angusura,
Coros.-Tbe sales embraced about 700 bales, without
change IN quotations Holders, however, account Of
and were less disposed 70 press sales
FREGns-To Liverpool about 26 900 bushels OF grain
in ships bags were engaged at Cd 5000 600 bbls.
3D. 800 boxes cheese At 25s with some square bales Of
cotton at 1920. I'd, and 40 bales Sea Island aa 3.d
2eo SSs our IS To Zoo bDs rosn
Is. 3D., and $50 bales cotton At I'd To Rotterdam,
200 obs spirits turpentine at 3hd; and 900 light pipe
NAVAL SToREs.-The stocks Of nearly all kinds were
light and sales limited, while prices were nrm. Spirit.
Sas o IN Was .a DSd q
rosn 81 Al 81 AK, 70 arrive and 81 so 81 62X
per $40 lbs delivered from yard Pale rosins firm
PRovrloNa-Pork-rhe market was heavy and prices
easier. The sales reached about 400 q 500 bbb in.
GLIDING mess SIT ST. TO- chiefly at the inside ngure,
primo do. At SIG Beef steady, with Gales or about
800 bbs., including country mess at Sill Sill 80;
packed country do at $12 $13 So and do ct S14
$ So prime mess 1rm at $751; s22, and IS terces
India old, At S23 Beef hams were firm and prices
changed Cut meats were heavy. Sales Of about rs
6Te. and hams 1t nc q TIC. Lard was IN moderate
demand, with sales OF abou. $50 bb including No. at
l0kc and prime quality a. lie IL &c. Butter was
heavy and prices unchanged Skinned cheese was at
&c. &C., md primo new State 81 7c. q shc.
SUGARS The market continued quite steady, and
prices well sustained The sales embraced about 100
hhcs Cuba muscovado, chiefly within the range Of &c
exc; and goo boxes were sold private terms sup
posed 70 have been made within the range Of 7zc SC.
SPICs.-Sales Of 80 bales of cloves were made al &c.
RICE quiet and sales limited at &c. axe. per ID.
wMsKEY.-Salos Of about 400 bbls were made at &c.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CwAN CO.'S LOTTERY CONNIE TONER'S ENDORSED
by the Mayor and Posm sster Of Augusta, and ex-
United States Senator Of Georgia
A CARD
COMMISSIONERS, CERrfYICArHs
OTHERS AUGUSTA
Augusta, RICHMOND COUNTY, GEORGIA.
This II 10 certify that have superntended tho dravngY
Of the fpara Academy Lottery samuel Swan 90,
Gers At Augusta Georgia from the q o
drawings and still continue 70 superntend The EAch
drawing solely and exclusively under control and
assure the public that the Of honor,
responsibility and fair dealing and everything eoanectsd
with The entire business carried with the sorupu-
lous and exact integrity
EssDhal Sg q ssszRnra, }Oo-n,..'e.sn
Augusta, Ga, June 7, 1858.
AUGUSTA Ga, June T. 1853
From long personal acquaintance with Leon Dugas and
Frederic O. Barber lake pleasure certifying
hey are men OF the highest integrity and probv and this
community esteemed and REGARDED highly honorablo
and worthy cuzenA Hon. Il CONL.EY,
Mayor Of the city Of Augusta.
JAMES n. aMYrfIE, Eco,
Postmaster OF the CITY of Auxussa
Hon JOHN y. KING,
Formerly United States Senator.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHR.


Hpsup-TroxAs-On Sunday, June 10, si John street.
church, by the Rev. Mr. Harris, Mr. CHARrss AUGUSTUS
BAKsIuR 70 ArSrr1E hvEA TpGGAs both Of london, Eng
land.
English papers please cory.
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ALBANY June 12-Arr schr @ A johnson. Williamson
Toms RIVER soop Napoleon, Mickey Ne~ York on srhr
Reaper Lockv Greenwich sloops Utica Dayton Esscr
Ct Collier Hale Norwat; Globe Winters, Rverhesd;
BosTor, june IA PM-Arr sbps Msscoromo. s~.cv ro,.
leans Isabella Con New Orleans Foster Fosser
Csdir Henry Shelton, ARello, Apalachicola Fountain
Keller rensacola: brigs Drigo, BrookinRs; Caroline
White white and Morning Light Cove, Clenfuegos; Gee
nArshsn sesur. Havana; Rebecca Frances Costreli
Jachs9nv,1e Orxmbo Rosebrook. baltimore; Hsncock
vper fmsde,phla Tor WEYMOUTH put In for harb CLARA
snen haskell k1sbehpor schrr Sarah Burton, Cornish
Port su Primer Frances Newton, Emerson OArdenaa Cld
schr Isabella Faulkin, New York. ~
ISh-A schrs Gypsy ingalls, and Wave, Leighton, Phls.
oelvha signal for two brtgs Sid Saturday wind 10 NE
rsnlna hard nearly all day. steamer Joseph wAitncy.
roihnE sid on sunday; wind NE
BAbT1MORF, June u 1S-Arr steamship Thomas Swami
hsmssy Nfsf; brig Brothers. Fernandez Palermo; scm
Lucy Penn, Layton 81 Bartholomew old ship David stew.
srt Frentss Iverpoel berhs Creole, Buck Pernsmbuco
and msrketi Union Kendrck, Boston; schrs BALDWIN,
.ropper and EJayne, Jayne, Nyork Brinkey Culen
Z waterbury Hszleton. previdence Mary A Susan, and
baynes Nepopset Bid s,esmship VIM Jenkins. H,iest
Bml wsrhmeisier Breme bsrk Union, Ecndrck, boston
schr Priscilla Gator Arecibo PR In ofsesmtus Hecto
BANGOR, June 10Arr (not cld) brig Circssssn, Hagsn
NYork: schrs Packet Downs, and Lyra Haskell. do -.
BATH June l0-Arr BRIG Jacob Dock, Thompson In
CHARLESTON June io-Arrsbsrks Celestna sp), Fstspe
and Christina, RoE Montevdeo; hres Emms fger keny
haisr Geo Prescott Gntey Csrdenss heeun reeon
Aspnwal schrs Argus, fuckerman halsnzss san
del, Peterson, NJ John, PR: Dew Drop, huana. nessn
LlAndi 00 Lester Delaney, Norlesna A0aTsnune span
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ByA. J. Bleecker, Son 4 90.
Three story double house. and eleven lots, 25xl0o
eaeh. stApleson, s. l., 1900.
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Telegraphic Market Reports.

PHILADELPHIA, June IA, 1858.
Stocks firm. Pennsylvania State SIS, se3s; Reading
Rarosd 2lyS; Long lslAnd Railroad 1l7s Pennsylvana
Railroad, AZ.
CHARLESTON, June IL, 1868.
Cotton market quiet Sales OF 5000 bales Of the e.
uemes Of SIC. 11'sc.
CHARLESTON, June IL, 1858
Cotton market generally unchanged Sales to-day, 1000
SAVANNAH, June IA, 1855
Coon-sales to-day $50 bales nominal quotations.
AUGUSTA, Ca, June IA, 1855
The sales OF cotton 10 day foot up 900 bales at un
changed prices
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat buoyant: red 81
81 o5 white 81 81 l6. Corn steady white CSC. &c;
yellow csc a7oc whskey steady. Provisions are dull
and prices very heavy and nominal,
Wheat quiet sales Of 5000 bushels at 81 81 10 Tor
white and s5c. for red. Corn TIE Coffee arm at 1oc.
loKc. for Pho. Ness pork SIT 80 sis; prime siS So
lard hrm at Nc, l3c for bbls. and kegs. Whskey
firm M2lc.
BrrTNo Juno 14-6PM
14oo bbls 90 IS ~ for supernne Canada and Mchi
gan, s4s 81 rs for extra Wisconsin, - rs - 81 for
wbes, firm. Sales OF 900 bushels q. 76c for Chicago
spring, mostly 70 arrive SIC for red Michigan, e5c. 99c
fs shs and y g 0s p%s sss one Corn
fair Illinois. Oats cloec weak at $50. AGO. whskey
duh At zoe. 2okc Freghs dull, 1t 1oc for wheat 70
New York. and &C. for corn 70 Albany lake imports In the
last forty eight hours ending noon-s 900 bbs -four
ooo bushels wheat II oto bushes corn 5000 bushes
wheat, % 900 bushsls corn, A, 900 bushels oats.
oswpco, June l<-6P.M.
-Four dull. Wheat hrm-sales rs 600 bushels, fnclud
ing COO bushels Canadian at CSC 81 90 for common 70
choice white; 1000 bushels Milwaukee club SOC. So
Corn dul-Saes 5000 bushels Illinois river, at 62kc
Freiehts steady. lake Imports Il 900 bushels wheat
Canal exports 1900 bbs -four; $1,000 bushels wheat
1900 bushels corn
CmcAco June II, 1858.
Flour frm. Wheat firm, and advanced 1c; sales at
10hc Corn steady at 56kc Data dull and declined L.
Shipments Buffalo: 500 barrels -four 80 600 bushels
wheat, 600 bushels corn. Shipments 70 osweeo-No four
20 900 bushels wheat Is 500 bushels corn Receptsl00
bbs -four 81, 500 bushels wheat, IS 900 bushcs
The Cotton Crop.
RKroRTxD INJURY TO THE PRESENT CROP BY THE
FOUNDATIONS OF THE MISSISSIPPI, Arkansas AND
oTHRR RIVERS.
We nc eb,ed 70 highly respectable house In this
city, who vouch for The reliability IL It's source the
following extract Of letter Of late date snd received
BY mail yesterday -
., NrspHrs, Tenn, June 2, 1864
water May, and still rising. There three
above letting out large quantities whifh Ia
through the Arkansas bottom
farms In the bottom 10 considerable extent The from
rivers above indicates stu higher and produces
alarm for the safety Of planters below Parties
sustained 70 prevent injury 70 their credit You rely
the damage TO the Jon the river far exceeding
mate sent out from the North II viii erceed bAes
Movements In Real Estate.
BY A. Bleecker, Son 4 %.
Three story double house, and eleven lots, 25x1oo
each. StApleton, s. l., $500.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

I MONDAY, June l4-6P.N
FIoUR.-The market hrmer, and the lower grades
Of superfne advanced about 20. per bbs, while the
market was quite active. The Gales embraced about
$500 0c0 bbls within about the following range Of
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-01

THIS celebrated watering place having been pur
i chased by the subscriber has been thoroughly
repaired and renovated, and will be opened for the
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rNHE undersigned purchased the State Right for
i Tennessee Of tho above patent about one year
ago and has introduced extensively In various
portions OF the state asks now the attention OF oua
ers and the public generally TO examine us superior
lily other modes OF Rowling.
The material forms a hard aud smooth surface IL
is nipervious 10 water, elastic and flexible; will
perfectly resist any ordinary exposure TO nrci II rs
cheaper than any roof of the old STYLE aud am sare
viii give better sAtisa as To us daranty thsre
is no question. II Is the best thing ever invented Tor
painting q old ieaky TN roofs
aa- Inc Cement viii be furnished TO those Al dis
lance with directions for using.
zs- COUNTY RIGHTS FOR SALE
nss- Orders sent to the undsrssgned through the
Post once viii be promptly attended 70; ,,,.
men for whom have covered buildings with The Se
meut, and many others whose names are not here
mentioned.
ARCHITECTS AND MASTER xDsAAsics NASHVILLE
Mussrs. HUGHES & SMITH.
COLEMAN 4 SPAIN,
Wal. sTOCkElI.,
Mr. IL. u. AkEkoYD.
WARREN A MOORE,
HoUoh 4 MCCULLOUGH,
Col 4 il / o1S6SfRsox, SUPP n Rs sco,.
Rev c D. ELLIOTT,
ID. r. wli-klN,
r. J. MEiGs,
SLAUGHTER a HERRIFoRn,
w. b. ShAPARD,
NJ WILLARD,
A. V. :. i1NueLEY,
Gen WASH. BARROW,
W. n. GORDON 90
JAS. H. kENDR1Ck,
Rector y. q. SMITH, Columbia
Mai. A. j. DoNEISoS, Dav olson eoaniyi
Col. A. J. POLK, Aaury county.
az The Nashville chattanoogs kailrcaa Comp.
adopis this Cemsnt FOR tas covering % their
cara and other work
a. Certificates ana testimonials from Cincinnati
and else here where The Cement has been general
use Tor several gears be exhibited.
The undersigned has besa ensased "a yarksas modes
OF Cement roofing Tor years, and natters himself
that he has gained some experisncs and knosiedgs
Ting thai time
imported article Of Rgonss Feit IA nssfos Bso-
raEs.s New York. eft
Samples Of Roofing 20 be seen At eitca.
j. 7. NAIfft FIST,
once Ne. 10 D sdefck street,
nayl6-Sn H4sayniB, 1xSs.
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Whites Creek Springs.

THE subscriber will be prepared take Boarders
i at this watering place, II miles north of Nash
ville during the Summer vacation, from the first of
July to the first of September.
There will be no bar-room kept, as it is designed
chiefly for the accommodation of families and indvid-
uas, who may wish TO resort quiet and healthful
place during the heat of summer.
The Springs, formerly much visited, too WELL
known to require any elaborate description
No pains will be spared TO render the situation of
visitors pleasant.
PRICE OF BOARD 81. so per day 81 90 per week.
Servants and children under 10 years of age half
price E l. CROKER.
May24-3mdtrw&w.
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GtaaferD llotifrs.
Chancery Court at Nashville.

John r. Balm rs Daniel Mcintyre.
A the Office Of the Clerk and Master of the Chan
n Gerry Court at Nashville, the 5th day Of June,
1855, ON motion Of complainant, by counsel in
the above cause, and it appearing 20 the saiisac-
ton of the Clerk and Master, that the said defen-
dant. DANIEL MclSrYRE, is a nonresident of the
State of Tennessee and therefore the ordinary process
of this be served upon him. it's therefore
ordered by the Clerk aud Master that publication be
made for four weeks in succession in the Nashville Pa
triot newspaper published in the city Of Nashville,
requiring the said defendant To appear at the next
term the Chancery Court to be holden for the coun
OF Davidson at the courthouse thereof in the city
OF Nashville on the first Monday in Nov. next, and
answer said BILL or the will be taken for confess
ed as to him and set down for hearing ex psrte,
c. ID. BRIEN,
te7-w4t Prs fee So Clerk Master.
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Ambretypes and Sphereotypesl

" xou want one % the above me he Ike uiaiz-
i tarez IL yearsef friends. ezil a GIflks GALE
RY corn<r n Dcad<ysck sfrcf and fe Sfeafes ana
sx.s,.irs .peru.ens No Grouble expense has been
Shared A nliinz ap tbs establishment Nth every
s,,uxrat~oee ana the bsst and ~ Fhxff N The
city Entire saszfacsien MI be given 70 every ss.i
or no ch.rxr made. Call and see q Dad
eriek street and Square, ever hsewne's
iuueI4-IU
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VYNEE SPRINGS.

THIS most delightful summer resort will be opened
for the reception of visitors the 18th of June.
The rooms and buildings are in the most complete
der The liable will at all times be supplied with the
choicest vIands the market affords. The extensive
ice house is well stocked with inexhaustbe supply
good Band of Music will be constant attendance.
The Bar will be well supplied with choice selection
of wines, liquors. and segars and every exerton will
be made TO advance the comfort and pleasure of all
visitors that may favor us with call.
jeT-lmeod4w J. MOSHER.
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pnst OMce.

80 NASHVILLE, March 70, 1883.
LRox ss, 'ss a 10 e :. ap sap ss Gf oi
It be epsnss ~ omen again AZ =. NJ. and Gloss al
hzf :. Al other days the oses VII De spsssa q
u,arsl-u r. ANDERSON, Post Master.
. das 1methy sd just received and for sale BY
=. Mickey.
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BEAVER DAM
S F. r | N G. s /,
Hickman Co., Tenn.
(FORTY MILES WEST OF CoLUMBIA.)
CHANGE OF
PrOprietOrShip and Management,

PrOprietorship and Management.
THIS celebrated watering place having been pur-
i chased by the subscriber has been thoroughly
repaired and renovated and will be opened for the
eepton of visitors the
GOTH DAY OF MAY.
The late proprietors having disposed of their entire
interest in the Springs the subscriber assisted by Mrs
adjustment and neither pains nor expense will be
spared to render Beaver Dam of the most pleasant
and comfortable watering places in the Southwest.
Accommodations, &c.
The buildings have all been placed in excellent re-
pair, and many improvements added, SO that -Four
Hundred visitors can be accommodated with every
dainty supplied and will be equal to those of class
hotels.
The Waters.
The waters at Beaver Dam consist of White Grey,
Red and Black Sulphur, Chalybeat (proven by anay
TO be the strongest in the State and the best OF
Frestone and Limestone.
Medical Attendance.
The subscriber who has been, for the last 10 years
engaged the practice of medicine in North Alabama
and Memphis, can be commanded at all hours by Wis
ors who may chance to need his services as physi-
Means of access.
There three these Springs, all Of which
fine repair line of Coaches will run from Co
umbia three times week, and passengers will go
through from that place in day over one of the fl
roads in the State. Arrangements have been
made at Brtt's Landing on the Tennessee River, by
which visitors approaching from that direction will ind
ready conveyance 10 the Springs.
Amusements, I&c.
Visitors will find at Beaver Dam large Ball Room,
Ten Pin Alleys, &c A nne trout stream runs the
place, and deer in great abundance may be found in
the immediate vicinity.
Rates of Charges.
Children under ten years old. SO
servants OF all q w
liberal deduction will be made in the above rates
when families remain one month during the season
References:
OF those who unacquanted with the proprietor
of Beaver Dam, he begs leave TO refer to-
Gen. Hinton and Dr. Devices, jackson, Miss.
Joseph Cox, Esq, and John W. Lapsley Selma, Ala
Messrs f K o. Prince, Tuscaloosa Ala; 1rs. W. H. 4
B. F. Nelvsum Tuscumbia Ala +; NJ c. Galloway, G. p
Foute, Esq, and II. ID. Small, Esq., Memphis, Tenn; A
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