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Adninistrator,s Sale.

WILL sel 10 the highest bidder for cash. on Friday
the SOth inst, the personal property belonging 20
the estate % Nancy Langfor@ deceased az her late
residence ON Cherry EgEeet SsTash Nashville
Also tiss House and Lot, formerly oceupied by the
deceased, ~li be rented fr the balance u The present
year GA reasonable terms.
Sprid-ta ! MIIIIRoS Adm r.
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Dissaiution.

rfsHE partnerships keresnfore exciting hstween the
i sub.crsbsrs aaaer t1s stylso N4ckxxxlE 4 Wn-
- .as dissolved b nstnaf coaeent The ezlh uit
a grlso< has p1rrAeset sAe entire l1tsrezt q
A4xr NsOKEsuE "a sid Ara, zn1 si1 eoaEznns sb<
hnssHess Nnder ais eaIns tie - Charges 18th
a. s.sg lens * ali b debts e the fEu and i
saEkarlsod % lz.e ~ she nrsa nepiiakgn.
ALkx HAcKE<LIE
usrto-1 Nv UIlS1x
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liAHsR Red.

At the residence Of the brides father, In this city,
on Thursday evening, by the Rev. !. b. McFerran,
Mr.. HItAI VAUGHN Of this vicinity, to Mss MARTHA
ANN, daughter of james johnson, Esq.
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R5- The splendid residence on the corner Of Dead
orick and summer streets is for the balance
" the present year. Apply ut GLOVER & Co.'s Ex-
press Office, or 10 TKABrE Lucas.
mayl5-u
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Great Cure after the Physicians had
Failed.

Great Cure after the Physicians had
Failed.
RUssELLyILLE, Ohio, Jan. 10, 1865.
Dr. C. NJ JGcksoH-Dedr Sir:-''We would inform
you that out of Hollands German Bitters,
which very ready sale. One Of neighbors has
been doctoring for time, 1--WE think about two
years, tch all The doctors IN the cOuny) bit all IF
dUdu. He looked as much like dead man going l.
bout as anything we can compare him to. His disease
appeared TO be OoeTtlo'cirg Of The gall With hard
persuasion prevailed on him to try your Bitters,
with the promise him, if it did good, would
charge him nothing tor it, provided he took six bot
ties according 20 the directions, which he has DONE
and is entirely cured and has become well man.
This has created great sale in the neiglbor-
hood" Respectfully,
EDWARDS & BROWN
ASK for Hollands German Bitters, and take moth
ing else. See that the signature OfC. NJ Jackson
the wrapper Of each bottle. They prepared and
sold by Dr. C. NJ. Jackson No AIS Arch street Phila
delphia and sold by druggists and store-keepers
in every town and village in the United States, Cana
das, West Indies, and South America IS cents per
bottle. may5-lm
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OILS-Ilnseed has been dull throughout the week,
but without much change in prices. The sales
for the week $50 bbs. Closing at 64e165c.
Lard is frmer and may be quoted at $4,000, the
former the prevailing rates.
STARCH-The demand is limited, and the market
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CHEAP soLE-LEATHER.

IN C. ANDERSON, Nos. IS and g. College street
i IA IN store aud fur sale, heavy bot Il excel
lent Oak Tanned ssl-- Leather ~ 3 cents PR pouod.
Cal VOC ~ish bargains "a any klad % leather
r. a c. ANDERSON,
Nos As and ~ College Street,
ianfz-d fu~ doors from Broad.
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Markets by telegraph.

NEW ORLEANS, May 14.-CottOn, sales 450O
bales; Sales of the week 25.S00 bales; Receipt:
10000 bales; Stock 2S7, 900 bales; Increase
at all ports 24,6O0 bales; Lard ! lower; other
articles unchanged.
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Charleston Market.

CHARLESTON, May II 1 P. NJ.
COTTON-Sales to-day 500 bales, at IL to 12A
cents for low Middling TO Middlng fair. There is a
fair demand and prices unchanged.
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Notice.

PLANTERS B4SK or TENNESSEE
Nashrifse, March SID, 1855
rINHEE will be meeting Of the Stockhold Of tins
L Bank held al the Banking House IA Nashville,
the iss jane next 10 o'clock A. NJ, ~ take into
consideration an acs passed at session q the
Legislature of tis state, proposing amendment 10
the chsxtef oi Ihi Bank By order of Tie Bszrd
apr5-sd D. WEAVER. Cashier.
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THE CRYSTAL OIL LAMP,
For burning the Crystal Oil,
Combining Economy and Safety.
Patent RIGHTS for NtateS and Counties for Sale.

FINHS important invention for producing the cheapest
light IN Tie world is now perfected and offered To
the public. Numberless other attempts have been
made 10 produce a cheap light, but were attended with
such inherent objections Ia destroy their utility and
adoption. But the Crystal Oh Lamp, while il Is the
cheapest, is both safe and agreeable every position
masking clear, t0Aitea and brilliant hane-entrcly free
from smoke or od0T. There is danger from eXpO-
sion, but Is perfectly safe under all circumstances The
oil can be used in any place without fear OF soEg the
incest garments. The Lamps simply arranged and
perfectly comfortable by the children and domestcs,
and so constructed that the light be varied in
moment from that OF one u eighteen or twenty ordi-
nary lamps. While il Is free from the dlsagrecabe
smell arising from the Kerosene and the danger
tending the Of the burning uid, 1t is found upon
scientific comparison produce
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VICTORIOUS FOR FAMILY USE
Opinion OF the Judges OF the late Ne
elaufes3 Fair.


chanfes, Fair.
A T the late Mechanics Fair, held In the
u City Of Nashville, in October. 1857, the
Judges appointed 10 examine articles In Class
43-No. IL, GROVER 4 BAKERS Sewing Ma
chimes No. IG4, SNGER's-REPORT upon
the PRfNCIP AL points and merits Of the two
machines rs follows:
The machines are both two-thread machines.
that il, using two separate threads for making
the stitch; that Of GRovER x BAKER using the
thread from COMMON SPO0LS WITH TWO
NEEDLES; and that Of SIxGER's using one
spool and one needle, the other thread work
ing from BOBBIN ENCLOSED N A SHUT
TIE, and. in the opinion Of the COMMITTEES, Is
best adapted TO FINE CLOTHING, SAD
DLERY, &c
The GROVER J. BAKER as the LEAST
COMPLICATED MACHINERY, AND, OF
COURSE. EASIER MANAGED; advantage
OF USING sPOOLlS WITHOUT REWIND
ING and, with the exception OF fine cloth
ing, saddiery, &c., In the opinion Of the
Committee is BEST SUITED FOR FAMILY
USE
T- The part Of this report referring TO
the Singer Machine a. best adapted 20 hne
Clothing was intended 20 be UNDERSTOOD
BY THE COMMITTEES as kess FOR MANU-
FEATURING CLOTHING By TAILORS
IN WORKSHOPS, &C THE SANE IN
REFERENCE TO SADDLER1, &c
NASHVILLE sEwIEG-EAcHINE COMPANY.
No. 4. PUBLIC SQUARE
Nashville. Tenn
N4shxlls Tsnn-. Jauasfy -. ls3s-n
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

L WILL give the above reward for negro named
Il TlMtN II years old, small and slim for her age
has n ARK from burn one side OF her forehead
had on when she left red stripped calico rOck, made
60 open ~ front, short sleeves, check Bonnet.
she has been seen at Watkins Grove saturday LIST
Of May she trcquents Front street most likely har-
bored by some person. VIII give the above reward
Co any person gha viii bring her 10 me, or inform
me where | can ind her
JOHN BROWNE
mayi2-0 Corner neaderick aud square
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LIFE AND TIsIIs OF AARON BURR BY J. Parton.
FIFTEEN YEARS AMONG TIE MORMONS. By y. W.
Green.
MEMOIRS OF :. $. PRENTISS . vols.
ROMANTIC PASSAGES IN SOUTH WESTERN HISTORY
BY A. b. Meek.
ESSAYS IN BIOGRAPHY AND CRITICISM. By Peter
Blync NJ. A.
THREE DAYS IN MEMlHlS. By Or. Max Uhlemann.
RIDES AND REvERIES or fSOP SMITH BY Martin
+. Upper.
THE AMERICAN HISTORICAL READER. By J. l..
Tracy
For sale by CHAS. W. SMITH
APRIL (R. GG)
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sladics Hat Hoxes
NEW STYLESs ~

A fRKsH supply u slngie and Trsy Top Hat nozrs
n hzxe znd saazii stzsss iass Eess.ssd ~
sus-a - coi1<<ssa>e>k
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AS much Light for ONE CENT as Kerosene will
for THREE CENTS, or Burning Fluid will
CIY CENTS

Thus saving hvcsNths of the entire amount now eX-
pended, the price OF the lamp IN about IA month
They adapted 10 all situations making the cheapest
aud most desirable light for every pacc-the largest
halls or churches hs well as private dwellings The
patent this lamp for the different States and
ties throughout the lniOn with the exclusive sale Of
the Crystal OIL Is offered To the public, presenting
opportunity tor merchants 10 secarc for them
selves the monopoly Of trade entirely free from oppo
ston. Facilities are completed for the manufacture
Of the lamps IA such quantities that they Will be urn-
shed 10 the purchasers Of rights N any STYLE at such
cost viii yield almost incredulous prout. These
rights will be closed oil Immediately, and the lamps
aud oil delivered soon desired. As no lamps or
oil will BE- sold any but purchasers Of rights ali let
making the request will not be noticed Commu-
nications addressed Ia the Crystal Oil lamp Co." No
Merchants Row, VIII be promptly attended to-
Crystal Oil Lamp Company, No. s Merchants
Row, Boston. apT2s-2m(p. b.
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Sole Leather Trunks and Valices.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
I a meeting OF Beard 81 Directors u the Nash
"A Vile Commercial Insurance Com s1ny a Dividend
of six per cent the Capital stock declared out
profits of said Company for Tue last siA noats
JAMES NALkE1k.
Nashville, May 4. 1855 sseFeIuy.
Al an election held Monday, 3rd inst the fol
lowing gentlemen were elected directors "a manage
the afairs ol the Nashville Commercial Insurance
Company;
ALEXANDER FALL, JOHN II. EVEN,
JAMES WOODS JOHN A. fl-hkAl
A W gANl.EER, ". I. BERRY,
HENRY HAHf, HUGH McClhA,
JOHN kItkMAS, *. G. AcSAlkf,
4 W. EVANS.
Aud at a fneetlng held this day Alexander Fall
unanimously reelected President James Walker Sec
retary aud jesse Thomas, Clerk.
Nashville, may 5-lm
y1,,uottv seed lass rsceiyea ana for sale l,y
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Steamboat 4 RiDer Hens.

ARRIVALS.
May I3.-Choctaw, New Orleans.
B. NJ. Runyan, st. Louis.
Lookout, Carthage.
DEPARTURES.
l4-C. Valley, Smithland.
b. NJ. Runyan, St Louis.
Commerce, Waitsboro.
i The river is falling slowly with about six
feet water on the Shoals.
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.yONN YORK; ~ CO.
Book Sellers, BOOk-BinderS and
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
No. 3S Union Street,
Nashville, Tennessee.
N E w B 90 K S.
FOR SALE BY
MN NEA a. CO.

Cyclopedia of Wit and Humor, of America, England,
Ireland and Scotland, by W. r. Benton, Comedian.
Embelished with upwards of six hundred engravings
of original designs, and portrait on steel of the
Edtor-3 volumes now ready. The same matter in
numbers also ready
AMERICAN ELOQUENCE: collection of speeches and
addresses, by the most eminent Orators IF america
with biographical sketches and illustrated notes. The
design Of this work is to furnish cheap, convenient
and popular Library Edition, Of the most celebrated
speeches and addresses forensic and parliamentary
of the principle orators and statesmen Of America.
PAXTON LIFE or AARON BURR.
LIFE or DR.. KANE.
HIsTORl THE INDUcTTvE SCIENCES by DR.. Whewell.
TRAVELS AND DISCOVERIES ~ NORTH AND CENTRAL Az
cA;-Beng journal of expedition undertaken UNI
der the auspices Of II B. Ms Government in the years
lS49-lS55 BY Henry Bath, Fellow Of the Royal Ge-
ographical'a and Asiatic Soceues-complete in 3 vols.
MISSIONARY TEAyEIsAND RESEARCHES IN SoUTH AFRICA.
Including sketch Of sixteen years residence in the
interior of Africa and journey from the Cape of Good
Hope to Loanda, the west coast; thence across the
Continent down the river Ztmbczi the Eastern
Ocean. BY David Livingston, LII. D.-complete in /
volume. For sale by
mayI4-G JOHN YORK & co.
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MANNY,S CONFINED
EAPER AND NOW Err,
With Woods improvements.

III" FOOUo HHHPEUFSHfEVE
THIS celebrated Machine received the nrst premium
l. of a GRAND GOLD MEDAL as the best combined
Rcaping and Moving Machine the great United suites
Agricultural Fair, held Louisville, Ky in Scptem
Der, 1881 The trial came oil near Syracuse, New
York, IN July, where all the principal machines In the
United States were thoroughly tested. The Commit
Zee made their awards through Marshall r. Wilder,
President United States Agricultural Society Louis
vile, Ky. a
Italso received the award the best Reaper and
the best Mower before two separate Committees APP
pointed by the President Of the Davidson County Az
rlcuiturai society, Nashville, in July, 1857, over
most OF the machines use in Tennessee.
Numerous other premiums and awards give
this Machine during the last over every Ma
chine in America
The above Machines for sale by the undersigned.
b. +. CfIEATHAM,
General Agent FOR the State.
FISHER, WHEIESS CO.,
fsbis Nashville. Tenn.
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TINE undersigned is the authorized agency for the
i sale Of Porter, Rolfe & SWEETS Railroad Spikes
said 10 be the best and cheapest spikes in
supply constantly on hand and for sale by
ID. u. DICKEY,
apriO-u College Street Nashville.
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k- NERVOUS SUYFnRINGs.-
BROKEN DOWN AND DKBILITATED PROBES.
SfnSAI MEN
WHY not RAYS YoGR BEALTH KEsrosyof
We oRer you the great REsF0kATIyA AM
1NFfG0RATURi
To Delicate Females and Children.


WHY not RAYS YogR BEALTR REsToRyoH
We oger you the great REsf0kATIVA AND
INFfGoRATORi
To Delicate Females and Children.
HAMpTOS'S TINOrURH
IL truly a Blessing! We appeal to our citizens.
independent editor Of that highly popular AMI OK
tsussyeiy read paper, the Christian Banner. pub
shed as fredericksburg. Va Ia his editorial OF the
18th of May, lss6. thus speaks Of HAMPToN's
We had taken strong medicines. observed great
We had dtspairef Of ever recovering our health,
when female friend OF ours importnned US 20 get
bottle of HA AmProS's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RE.
assuring that we would find great relief fron its
lar Ssy az TIC 1ineture Hampton made. % far
as our own individual health was concsrned -
We had no faith in it, ner any other medi-
cine In cnseting cure on US In the Kindness oi
her heart. however without consulting US about IT,
she sent and got ono bottle and urged us 20 accept
as 70 use Il according 10 direction For the high re-
gard We had for her and her act Of kindness, we
promised to do So And without the least OK agger-
aiiob We can truly say that before We had used the
A. sn Invigorator and Restorative. where gentle
stimnant s wanted. we believe itsuperor 20 al! the
Iotdiais before the public. ~ q cure for DYsPEP-
eiA, COUGH. scH0fuLA and hHEUMATIHM.
with ail diseases OF the Stomach and Bowels II has
been truly snocessfuI 70 the Single and Married :
sands will testify.
ssa b. PURCELL III IaDD % %. AZ sishnond by
ps; COKE trsdsTsk,6Srg by ~ ths PRS p
where.
sy s,psr bottle; AZ bottles Tor ss.
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SPECIAL NoTIcEs.
srY- TIM FIKTH ANNUAL ExHIn


OF 7aS VIRGINIA MycEAsics INSTITUTE Fos THx Pro.
xorToy OF TRs MECHANIC AKTs.-The new and spa.
ciCns hail OF the Institute 9th street between
Main and RranSlin, Richmond. Va, will be opeued
for the reception OF goods on MONDAY the M
day of October, and the NSHfBlTIOS viii h. t,r
uaily opened en WRpS SESDAY evening, October
the 3lth.
Mechanics, artists. inventors and others In The
Stste OF virginia, as we'll as the country a, larv.
invited to avail themselves OF the opportunitv
thus afforded 20 display ihcl taste and ski in the
collection sbout to be made ~
The splendid hall AID building Of the Institute
viii afford recommendation sufficient 90 max a most
sttracuve display Of Machinery fer which alum.
dsnt motive power will be furnished ,as we'll IA of
ARTICLES OF taste and interest OF whatever class or
description. which may be exhibited by-those EN-.
Gsse1 IN manufacturing pursuits
thc Board OF Managers earnestly invite the ac.
tive ceoPerati IN OF the mechanics and industrial
classes throughout the country In contributing 90
the important object in view; and would also ex.
press their acknowledgment TO the ladies for their
interesting Contributions to the preceding EXHIBIT.
tions, and would respectfully invite them 10 a re
ncwAt OF contribuuens in order that the display in
the Female Department Of Industry may prove EN-.
inently worthy OF American female talent
Any information in reference TO matters of detail
.H be promptly given, 90 application. or by nd.
dressing Jas Brow ne Chairman of the Committee e
on kShibltou 9th street, uext 10 the Hall of the In.
ntnte. an H-IAwtist0tdtd
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Rev. VIM. R. AoDouald, OF North Carolina, and
lately of Petersburg, has been elected to Nil the
chair Of Mathematics and Latin, In the Chowan
Female Institute, at Murfreesboro', N. @.
President Benson writes from Liberia that the
prospects Of that colony . n-producing re-
gion are improving rapidly.
The extent of the defaicatlon Of the cashier Of
the Brighton (Mass.) Bank, 10 now announced to be
"a 500. His bonds we're $20, 900.
A letter dated the mouth Of the Pei,Ho, July 5th,
says the o. 3. steam frigats Powhatan would sail
tho same day for hsgasaki, japan.
The latest accounts from Senator summer repre-
sent him a. very much improved fn health. de
was at Ak 10 Chapeile when last heard from.
The Synod Of Tennessee, including co represeu-
tatives have Just adjourned at Bristol 70 meet at
Cleveland, Tenn, in September, 1859.
There are In the United States Is 900 persons
who make their living wholly or partially BY the
sale Of medicine
Ten prisoners escaped from the Davidson county
jail, Tenn, on the sd ult
Five hundred obscene pictures fof stsrsoscopes
were recently seized By the New York police
| The London Times grumblcs at the United States
becauce IL does not annex Mexico.
Gen. Tom Thumb is at Baden Baden 20 kissing oi
| the ladies stili' Carl Benson.
Outing September twenty vsssels wsre lost q
ses, valued, With their cargoes, 81 3, l,l2S,3oo.
There we're only Is deaths II fetsrsburg, VI,
during the month Of September.
One half Of the hrTy at cisrkesvills. Va, hal
been sela ies 5000. Wn. n.Iswnse. pusehassr.
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RrMAIHs OF MISSIONARY FoUsD.-The Trinity
California; Journal contains the following story
year ago last February, the Rev. Mr.. Brooks
perished in the snow on Salmon mountain, and
though diligent search was made, no trace Of him
could be found. He was tracked round the head OF
Coffee creek, going parallel with the trail, but in
evident bewilderment and fresh snow at length
obliterated his track. In October succeeding, the
Rev. Messrs Reasoner and Simonds again went in
search of his remains. but, ascending the noun.
tain, were driven back by storms. A few days
ago his bones, watch, a twenty dollar piece, and a
package of tracts, were found near house on the
north side Of the mountain. telling the sad story
of the good mans death. He had perished almost
in sight Of shelter.
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HAnDsoMn MoHurrNrs.-Ther.

nov several handsome monuments in the Shockoe
Hill Burying Grounds, that were executed IN Rich.
mond, and some Of our marble workers are got.
In this country. Where then is the nscessity ~
sending North to purchase that which can be
made 20 well here. and at prices equally % accom-
modatings 1t fs the duty of the Southern peo.
PIE 70 support their own workmen in every way
ticn'sr line, tho people Of Richmond are having
their orders executed at home.
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s- WATSON has lust returned from

R~ WATSON has just returned from
the springs and will be happy to his old friends
and shox them some of his celebrated Chrystal
MINIATURES which will neither fade rub out.
est notice.
EElTssUksT's OLD GALLERY, II MIN STRaRr.-No-
TICI WATSON takes Pictures from 80 cts TO 500.
AmOrotypes, Meialnotypes on leather ana fholo-
graphs OF any size, plain painted, either in Ias-
tile oil. TOE painting 10 be done by first class
portrait painter. Hedoes net pretend TO take them
by the tO0 by the aid of machinery suitable for
running railway cars an ocean line of steam
ships. he has two skylights. enabling him at all
times to get good Pictures an advantage not pos
sessed by any other Gallery in Richmond.
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THnnArnS1se 70 sHoor. Saturday

AhhHATkhING 70 fH0or.-Un EaturdaY
morning last, Charles R. Black appeared before the
necotoer 70 answer the charge Of assauitins and
defendant admitted the charge, bat sttemp pted 70
justify himself on the ground that he csusht ths
complainant in his house in COMPANY with his
nnousekseper, Mrs. Ann Burnett, widow Of Nathan
buinstt, who was murdereda ct Horse Swamp three
years ago. He further stated that A. drew Z piasoi
against him, and after the dif,culty, procured
gun and threatened to shoot him. Black vas MAJ
20 oail 70 Keep the peace and Atwater required to
answer An Indictment for carrying deadly wss-
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IMPORTANT POSTAL DEcIMoN.-The Postmaster
General has decided that letters received from
United States vessels cannot be considered ''shir
letters nnder the provisions Of the act of March
5, 1925, which apply only to letters or packets
carried "in any private ship or vessel" Such
letters, therefore, are chargeable only with drop
letter postage, if intended for the delivery ofths
Office in which they are deposited, and with the
ordinary rates, if forwarded to other Offices; and
in neither case is any compensation to oe allowed
to the person from whom they are received.
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Thus footing up nearly half . million Of dollars
from the market gardens near the city. Truly,
Norfolk Is the "garden spot Of the world"
During the quarter ending Both September there
were go bbls. of Flour inspected in the city,
l,44l of which were family, 1900 extra, 1l02 81.
perfne, LOG fine. and 127 condemned.
mrs. Florence played to q full house for her
benefit to- night.
The improvements around the new Custom House
are rapidly progressing and nearly complete.
prpcraaroN
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DESTRUCTIVE IFfRE.-Accountsf from Jacmel, ,Hsyti,
state that destructive fire occurred that place
on the 18th of August last. The most beautiful
part Of the city, the seat of commerce, says one
account, 10 heap ofruins. The fire was discover
ed between eight and nine O'Clock at night, and In
spite Of strenuous efforts to arrest its progress In
three hours seventeen buildings, with the Custom
House and Offices Of the port, we're consumed
The loss Of property estimated at 8, ,3S2, 800
United States currency.
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OPERATIONS OF TIE UNITED srArns MINr.-Ths
statement of the operations of the mint Of the Uni
ted States, in Philadelphia, for the month Of Sep
tember, shows gold deposit Of $50, ,470; Of silver
e7l545 Of old cents in exchange for new. s., $50
Total deposits for tho month, 9SW .574. Tho coin
age for ths same time vas S229, ,220 In gold the
coinage In silver vas $326,oO0, principally In bal
aud quarter dollars; In copper t2l 900. The tota
consge OF the month was $57o, ,22O, covering 3,4oo
OQ3 pieces.