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cIRcvir cogRr.-Yesterday, the jury in the case
Of Paul Beaaman agt. Eve Ruphert, case OF tres
psss, gave verdict Of $500 damages to the plain
til. ~ 4 49,
The case Of Aaron Van Camp azs. Jonathan
Jenkins was taken up- This case has been before
the Court In various ways and deferred Tor t,ro
terms II b. suit for damages alleged to have
been suffered by the plaintiff from acts Of defend
ant as commercial agent Of the United State A
the Navigafor's Islands, In the South Pacific
Ocean The case was not concluded when the
Court rose. -
To-day, the jury, In the two cases Of Aaron Van
Camp agt Jonathan Jenkins and " p Chapen q
Co .agt the same, ret ned verdicfs for plaiuti6
assessing the damages In one case at s63.223 and
In the other At ga, {le. These casrs gsew ont Of
Transactions az the Navigator's Islapds. In 1856
where DIR. Van Camp was Consular Agent and
was superseded by the defendant, Jenkins IL n
alleged BY Van Camp that Jenkins, assumino Ia
have power to establish a court Of admiralty did
90 % soon - be reached there, (sfter Dr. Van
Camp bad sailed for the United states in the II 3
ship lndependence) and proceeded to try Van
his and big partners property. This action Wa
hroaght 70 recover damages 81 Thee chsruss ~
plsintins seeking 20 recover only 20 much a thev
actually proved 70 be the value Of the property
connscated, and not furniture or exem pasrv Dr..
ags. Bradley and Bradley Tor plaintiff: Csrlisle
and Maury fof defendant : A = = - : $3.50
The Court then took mp the case Of p
fhempson, trustee, agt. John n. Wise action In
rePlevin- Jury gave verdict for defendant-dam-
Also, case Of yemima ReynoId. administratr,,
o. Joseph p, agt- John III. wise, action In re-
piesin. Case pending as our report closed
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pHILADELPHIA pRAUGHT ALE-Ths I'M
sns::iss Il order 9 supply sSs%
ik ID ssi se'n =: Tsys now
Z q ma ssd vi s so!S. q . 11
g nsI barrels a Baltimors prices. for Casa %
our terms win b rifidly adhered to-. esfislSctios
5sfsst ~ :; ,s cyssy iesfsae: Psovasa notice Of
81 9mesdq ,ALES,. PORTER, erd 6k0wN
sIOQT, Tally equal, u not hyperion. 70 any inn
~ - q ' Sss:ss'sss. ~; ssS] ssss Z
osii-sf - ers'l sirsss 6soss5Ssvs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-28

i BARGAINS! BARGAINsn
DST Received from the late New York AUCTIONS
b isrEe variety OF Dress Goods. Embroide ri %,
Trimmings. Cloaks and ShaVls
% gpringH new style Hoou Skiyf. N a. ~ ~,~xh -,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-28

- MRS. WINsLow, an experienced nurse and female
ply slolsn, has ScottfNs SUrp for Ckiidea Tssfh-
!se, Which greatly cilitates the psooees Of teSthng
will elisy oil pain. and u sure 10 regulate the
boweis. Depend upon i. mothers, il will give rest
. yoursslves, and relief and health 20 your nfsnts
Per!ectiy safs IN eli eases. See ADVERTISEMENT in
enoshof ooiomn. = = - 90 LILY =
THE rISrsr CLoTHrxe EsrAsLIsHxxNr IN WASH
i .I;o TTy ~. M MeCSmiy Co., are now e,
sner retail trade. Furnishing Goods Of every kind.
Ir san s,os: fnd CstBst Bags 3se and 800 Pa.
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" fully inform the public that they are now go
RL ss,s 60 g mrnsh tss vsry best MUSIC fnr
most reasousble terms. All spplioations to any Of
the mem bsrs viii bs promptly attended 70. -
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SoYER's sULTANA SAUCE,
mi, ros hH f,r on Cop D,sa.s OF All KIsp..

vented By the renowned
.soyer," ION his return
from the Criuea, and since
hle deoeAse 10 manufaotur
Cd BY CHOSEN a BLAcI-
WILL, London, from the
origlna recipe. The man
afscturers simply ask for IL
o tria., convinced that IL
must add 20 the already
large consumption, and
that y VIII prove itself un-
% Jailed either asa stimu-
iant TO the appetite or IN
aid to digestion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-28

ORDER AT rHB DBroTs-In addition 70 fhe rso-
ulary-sppoinssd officer for the railroad depot, e.
requires the attention OF four policemen 70 pre-
ssrve order At that station, upon the arrival Of the
the ecachmea from crowdinQ mon tn rsxsrao.yrr
j. very rmpie, and souetimes Is expensive b. rssb
driver A line Il drawn upon the d yemeut -
yond which no driver i allowed q come, when
aresrestsd and aned fss lesviax their hors~s con-
rary % law The ofncers have n mai. thsi,
monthiy rsPosn 70 the Chief Of Police snd none
the depot Affords good oppoftanitv - .srs ~
for dull n,onth; and u h probable that sorr,e ~
the drivers win aid materially In fareizbicg : -.
port fof oefoeer' at least Il Is 20 ramored.
aoDp FkLLo~s. Hall was agaia crowded 10
overlooking last night, BY al audience anton. 10
get, some nrst, and ofhes second ana third
look at Dr.. BeAle's Panopticoa Of India. Ma.v
persons had 10 leave the ball unable 70 obtain adj
mission On account OF the Tremendous rush a
night. We understand that the Doctor has con-
Guided 70 give day exhibition Tomorrow At
o'clock ma, expressly Tor ladies and children.
ALARs OF FiEx "A bout half past O'Clock last
night the alarm bells were sounded, and the nre-
men were soon out with their sPpasStsu and nov
Inc II nptd rate In the direction q Geosxssown
pc oeis return, We ascersnined that TIE aisrm
-. 49,. ), Y NE ringiax q Ere bell Ia George
e. for business meeting = -
TIE cocrr on CLAIMS has ben engaged msssiy
this week In bearing the argument In the ease Of
Gnbert Cameron sgt the United STATE Hon
6eofse = Badger, eounsri fos petiuon<r, con-
meDced the closing arxunent xessesd.y s,d
without concluding, atthfee o'clock the Court al,
journed.
THxaE isa great sash 70 Dempsey o,roo,e..
by those masrimosially inclined, Tor weddIn,
cards. We would advise such b send IN their
orders early, a. thereby they give the enRrsvesu
opPortunity 70 sxecuse the woSk In The Highest an
in Of theif 81. -
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LOST AID FOUND.


4 OST-On the evening ofth. 18th instant, on Pa.
IL avenue, COLO BREASfPIN, with three
cora sets. The hader viii receiys . snitsble re-
T osr-On the 22d Of October, on d street, be-
l.d, Cob 1.h e. sPk i3sh e: pair Of
finder VIII be suitaby rewarded BY leaving them At
923, corner OF u and 18th SITS. 90 n ,5ts
c. REWARD.,strs,ed away, ON sunday az
Other. s.ss blsc he, no mar marks t rsc si AX
.ected. The abovsf6ward will he "a Id Cor THAR ra.
turn 90 the southeast corner Of 18th and NJ sta
oc @-S - PATRICK COOK
I 0ST-On the morning of the 18th instant, on
IL Pa: Avenue, between 81 street and
Parker g Grocery store a pair of edy'sSS
GOLD SPECTACLES. The finder win be suita.
bly, rewarded By leaving them at All Sd street.
INSTRUCT OF COLUMBIA, -
y WAsHINerox COUNTY. To Wit:
hereby certify that on this seventh dsy Of Octo
Der, ls5s, before me Justice Of the Peace, eGerA
ed, Thomas Jenkins, tof Tn omas } OF the
county aforesaid and made oath on the Holy Ey,n-
se.y q almighty God that there was small dark
red COW with sharp horns, a slit in the loft ear,
and crop IN the right; supposss her to be about
years old. q stray trespassfng on bis enclosures
and cams there on the l2th day Of September Iast.
Tn. owner of'he above described Gov is hereby
reg 70 RsE charges: snd take
GS REWARp.-StIayed or stolen from the sub
g's scriber, living near the Capitol, on thu ~ =
81 instant, large bay HORSE gray and In
Ehn kAu ko. r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-28

WAfcH NsfsHss-3ke enly case iof isIsI III
mo.ing vas Hugh neN6lly, ~ - charged
Win being drunk and disorderiy. From the tn-
duslsious hesscter Of the prisoner, ana from the
fact Of Tie Hines of his wife, he was fined only
~. Is, which w1s superee6ea togive him , Chance
somake up, The o4ces wgning him that whis-
IL. Five lodgen were accommcdated.
ARRIVED at Young 4 Carriers wharf ,choonss
9 Salisbury" Capt Hooper, ffom Havre-de- Grace,
win ssk tons Of coal Tor 8. H. Young ~ % 3,
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ON MoNbAY .xF II NSosSIssf SSFEsxr. sa,.
=. ms5i % O'Clock in front Of the premises,
parts Of tots l5z and 1ss, fronting on Sd street, be-
sSeen msrket and High sneets, and renting for S7s
Terms One-halfcssh; balance in land IL months,
Doc SID r. DOvrrNc A.,
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EOR SAisE-A. BORsE end ROchAyvAY
az. isl s.s s g Ss hero
horse, snd rseks p!sassauy Under the xsd 90
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RUTTER, NEW FRUIT and BUCKWHEAT
- q kegs prime GLApES BUTTER,

% bb!s. yellow and white son SUGARS,
50 bags white and green COFFEES,
hhds. prime and low priced MOLASSES.
Also,
New bunch and layer Raisins. Currsnts, Citron
Almonds, Pecan and Butter Nuts Lemons, Pre-
served a,g sS,nssr Olive on Fss Msosron Rice Flour
pound boxer, new Buckwh~at, superior green and
black Teos, Pare French Brandy, fine old w hIsky,
O. " ,9I s sais oy w. II. TENNEY.
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TIE uNvKxskL CoUGH RIuxpY go 80 ? 50
9 -. For Lssg aad 1Hre0f Comylatsss,
u IHrCsLksRArED. ToLu ANoDYsk, = -
- Ad..t.a s ar = nspraisie Kennedy ars -
a.. .-.,...,s' Nervous Complaints. q
rnese reliAoie and valuable remedies are now
and Win be Tor sale By al drussists and deal
ere. yhere eircuisfs and fall descriptions mag be
tounq % which We invite TIE ettcnt on Of ALL and
on yhich Ne rely for appreciation. Prices within
u, w. Hunnswsli 4 Co, y ssd 8 Commercial
Whsr5 Boston; Geo. Hunneweli. las Water &C.,
70. ssle By the usuaf agents IN every city, aud BY
ths druggists 10 Washington, GEORGETOWN. and
Alexandsias - 90 25-dlw&eolw
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ONE OF THE BEST BUSINESS STANDS
101 opposite Bank of Commerce, lately occupied
~ Mrs A: Wollard, as millinery and fancy store.
to L. Neumicr's, Centre Market, near 7th street.
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,rRRso WXAEL .I z BANRNARR As.ssio1..E,, .

\, ives On y sJlkgT AT .AucfIoN.-On'TAukS
DAY a Y:AFTERNO0N, "a November. At ~ o'cioei.
Square So. fronting 8 feet on b. between ssS snd
Ssh steeets east and improved BY 2two-story near
rent. 'ss eiuoi soee
Tesms One. third cssh; balance in 6, u and "A
@ FEARING Interest and secured By deed OF
oe I'D WALL q BARNARD. Auet.u
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-05

ON THURSDAY the 9Th day rf next the premises
will public sale 30 Lots in u. T. Mctayocks
FIRST Addition Nashville. The Lots front College, Cherry
Streets and among the most valuable Lots in
that sedtion.
Particulars in due time
nayi5 Az. :. LINDSEY.
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The law required that majority Of the vote cast
in the city at the last election for Governor should
be given to the subscription 10 carry it. The yo;e
for Governor was 2,499, consequently it required
1850 votes TO carry the proposition and it has
ceeded by majority Of thirty voes. 1t was one of
the most holly contested elections held in this city
for years, and many Of the best friends of the
measure expected different result. legal ma
jority Of the qualified vltsrs CT The city have deter
mined that the subscription shall be made and the
tax levied to meet it, and LET hope that the
guine expectations Of the frisnis Of the measure
win be realized. As to the advantages the road
will confer upon our city when constructed, we pre-
sumo there is but enc opinion.
P. s--We heard it reported last night that some
of the opponents of the subscription had expressed
determination to contest the election on the
ground Of Illegal voting.
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Tribute of Respect.

UIALECIlC SOCIETY," L hENkRslTf % y. Z.
May 10, 1859. I
tits with no ordinary degree Of hst the Dalectc
ciety the recent sudden, and painful death Of
late fellow GIBEOy }. Pillow, Jr. 81 Columbia Ten
nessee. Truly have mourn. When Of
called from his earthly sphere Of action, whose locks
have wenei by the wintes-EhOse brow
bears many hard fought baeWe apt to look
upon Of quite ordinary occurrence. But when
called drop the OF down In
strength Of early manhood who has recently left
body, looking forward long life Of usefulness honor hOW
sad and painful duty He whose death lament,
was the class Of 1854 and IS, and left foIr
years ago bearing with him the Bachelors degree from this Uni
with certificate for ed morals and high
order interest Society. But before he has had time
10 prove the world that he mered the College honoTs
upon him ayshy he has been cut down, without
lnent's warning, when least suspectng any danger.
TersfoTe Disl-ctc Society has mean
hoy manner deprived Of whom she delighted to honor
while here,
PessJrad That while deeply depOre the unmcly
dent which brought our fcoW-membsr waery grave,
how with submission the will Of the Great
sbeng who inflicted the heavy blow.
ssoIrsd That while the privilege Of sympathznS
with his afflicted family this flood OF rolls heavily
over them like which sing mournful requiem
over his precious would point them to that sweet
prumse-''whom the Lord l0veth he chssteneh "
Rssord these resolutions be forwarded to the
parents and family deceased and also to the Nashville and
Columbia Tsnn papers, and the University Magazine, with
the request for publication. Locus FRIERsON,
JAMES Il. POLK.
JANEs ?. COFEIN,
Committee.
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NEW ORLEANS, June 3.-CcitOa-Sales 1906
bales. The steamers news caused an advance OF +
Middliny lG4l1l. Sales OF the week, I6 $50 bales;
receipts Of the week $500 bales, against 300 bale:
last year; exports Of the week, 1900 bales; tots
exports for the SEASON. G57 500 bales; receipts 81
this port ahead Of last year. 1875 500 bales; at I'll
Southern ports, gu 900; bales; stock at New Or
leans, los, 900 bales. S1g9r buoysR'; advanced !
&c. Com has an advancing tendency at LILO.
Coffee firm ri II 1al2; 70 es of the week $500 bags;
stock at New Orleans, $500 bags, eg linst 2200 bags
last year. Exchange on London, 81 ,l03 New
York sixty day bills, II discount; sight premium.
NEW ORLEANS, June 4.-Cotion-Ssies to-day
$500 bales mostly for French account Md ling
103Al1. Freighis to Liverpool, /
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COMmERcTAL.
Review .. n. s..hv.l,s ,sarlss' for nc

week ending june 4.
coTToNThe transactions in the Cotton market during TIE
have coufed 70 few bales to IN Manufacturers
ders There is demand from the trade with snail
or the Market holders manifest anxiety SELL The
receipts very light, showing that crop ID this section
the ali been market There no business
ding authorize quotations
The receipts this place silce the j Of September up
egnng. reach q SCI bales, against 1895 bales during
period last year, and 81, t9s bales in 1857.
The from Liverpool to the ss ult announcing decline
in that market Of I'd the business Of the previous week,
the depression which has prevailed
markets for weeks past aud The consequence is there
very little doing IN The staple at any point.
We have compiled the following statement Of the receipts
stocks Of Cotton the various po together with the exports
to f1ren Countries from the latest elegaPhie and
aft aoflce
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LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.

Arrival OF the steamer ssCify Of washing.
h tOn.sr
NEW YOsK. June 4.--The slsauee .'gIty Of Wash
ingt0n'' hiss arrived eff Cape Race, VIM Liverpool
dates Of 9th.
Cotton, sales Of three dsys Is. 600 bs!e.; market
dull; prices easier, but quotations are unchanged:
holders offer freely, bat snow no disposition to press
ssles.
Brsadstuss daI. Provisions steady. Consols
1882.
The steamer Africa had arrived out when the City
Of Washington sailsd.
Clare Sons quot, Orleans Middlipg 6s: Upland
Niddiing 3SlGs E, timaied sales Of day Of sailing
5000 bales, closing steady
A bslle took place at Msn'ibellc The Ausirians,
$1,000 strong, reireated
The Allies lost 700 and the Austrizns O00
The Austrian prisoners have reached Marseillss
The battle at Monticello occurred on the Dist.
The AusriRns under General Stadi5n a tackled
the posts Of De Killers, bat we're driven back by
Forey's division after furious combat Of four
hours duration.
The allies carried Monticello, but did rot pursue
the Austrians
200 Austrian prisoners we're captured and carried
to Marseilles
The AustriaD accounts differ materially from the
shove.
The French force is stated att coo, besides re-
giment Of Sandman cavalry
The Sandman GoVerDmsnt Bulletin says the ex-
IRENE left Sandman srmg, under Gen. Beldini,
forced passage over the sssia, putting the Aus
TRANS to fight.
Garabsldi entered Gavsnpsdia with 5000 men
fer revolutionary purposes
1t, is TumOrsd that six English- Of war have
entered tue AdriAtic.
Revolutionary movements in Lombardy are re-
ported
The King of Naples is dead, and Francis the
Second has assumed the Government.
The steamer Anna from New Orleans arrived at
Liverpool In the 18Th.
The British Admiralty invite tenders to carry
mcnihly mail 10 and frem Australia via Panama
meeting Of the Atsntic Telegraph Comp any is
called to sanction the agreement with the Govern
ment ami issue 600 600 poutds new capital
The Aoni,sar arm uDces tbst France adheyes to
the abolition Of priVsteeTing snd the principle that
a neutral flag covers the mics goods.
Manchester adviees unfavorahle. Market dull
Richardson, Spence CO. say The weather has
been favorable TOR crops and quote -four du ], with
but little inquiry end weak prices. American Ia
l4s. Yellow corn IS lOls7s 81 Mess pork fra.
Lard dali Sugsr dull Coffee quiet.
Barring Brothers, London, quote wheat declined
ya4 pence. American stock sales unlmporlsnt.
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mENnERROH RROTHERS.

5.w; q li'PINooTT. ; Q. '. 0ALL'SDIS''
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No. M5ss,s. E. L Falnsafoat & Co; Gentle1en
Mr. James R. RaGe, resident Of IIenrico county the
city Of Richmond Virginia, made the following statement
negro boy years old, very sick presume the
20 be worms He became much prorAted that despared Il
suhOp Of recovery and TIE last resort concluded to
" B. l. Fa9ses'ocks Ysrmifuge, and purchased Of O A
streks one vial Of Viii c gave him spoonful morning
and for three DAYS in continuation In less than three
hours after given the dose, the child commenced
TO pass worms sizes from six to ten inches long to the ss
tounx number i've hundred and the boy is
perfectly well.
certify With pleasure to truth tie above advertisement
O. A. STRECKER.
ny Purchasers should Isok 0 INITIALS on the wrap
per and set that they buying B. A yEkNrsE
snd ne other, iaRsL7a&WAR -
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- A Test nud NO MISTAKE.

49, The genuine DALLEI'S MAGICAL PAIN
EXTRACTOR Uln applied burns scalds and to inhamed
and painful wounds will Immediately produce cooling and
Of time.
- that each box has steel engraved LABEL with HENRY
UALI,EY, manufacturer, thereon.
For sale il New Orleans, wholesale and retail ry
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
81 and Isl Chsrtres Street.
Sole agents for the southern States and all enters
should lie addressed. may l7-dSWlu
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Lieut. J. W. Dunnington has been ordered I, re-
oeising ship at Baltimore; Lieut.. T.. Lsnier, de-
taohed from receiving ship at Norfolk, aud ordered
to receiving ship'st Baltimore; Lieut.. o. II Berry
man, to receiving ship at Norfolk; Assistant Sur
geon J. C. BertOlette, TO the steam slOOp of war
Lancaster.
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REMOVAL.
JOHN XOEkH& & co.

HIVE removed their Book BindeTy and
Dlalk Book Mandatory to the ist Publishing l'uss
next house below Douglass Co.. north Market sire l. No. -
ID door from the SQuareaDd will be glad to all their olU
customers and invite that work in line We
prepared TO make Blank Books in the b ami after
given pattern Particular attention will be paid the BindEg
oi Periodicals and old Books Our prices low ths
lowest The style of the Bndy Store,
Union Street Books left 1t either place receive mmed
&c attention, Bpm febll-inssu
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-05

Gov. HARRIS returned to the city On yesterday
morning in fne health and spirits. IA has now
eompetsd bis canvass Of the western portion CT the
al Franklin. The brilliant series Of victories he
hiss achieved in the west has inspired the Demoera-
oy in that region with the Slightest en- hasasm sad
zeal We anticipate a continuation Of such victo
RES in the balance Of the State, and our friends
have nothing more 10 desise. Let them do Il cir
duty as faithfully their candidate has performed
his, and they will obtain vic Org on the fOultb Of
August Of which they may well feel proud.
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"CoLDFs- Day OF THE SEASON Yesterday vas
decidedly cold day. rendering fires quite comfort
able, sudden AMI remarkable change from the day
before when the heat was as intense as it usually
is in July or August
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steamboat PIo,a Vurnedr

New DREAMS. June 4.-The steamer Piota, from
Red River, was totsly burned tais afternoon, near
Carro.ton. Loss $4,000. 1t isrepOrted that tso
Of the hands were lost. The passengers vera
saved.
The bark Chsrm, from New York to New Orleans,
is adre at Pass LOutre, With a cargo lime.
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TIE RAILROAD TAN CARRIED!-The following are
the official returns Of the vote yesterday upon the
proposition for subscription by the city Of $780,.
600, and such a additional sum, if any viii make
the entire subscription Of the city to railroads
amount to One-hftesnth Of its taxable property to
aid in Che construction of the Nashville ard Month
western Rair0af:
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~ COunterfeiters, Beware -
49, reward is offered for the detection Of any Ter.
ounerfetng initiating, the any such counter
genuine highly concentrated Holland Bers is put up in heir
pint bottles ol having the Of proprietor B. PACE
JR blown in Them and his signature neck Of each
and every bottle
This delightful aroma, popular remedy and
Agus weakness Of all kinds Dyspepsia, Indigestion Headache
COsveDe and Piles obtained any of our esecta
bic Druggists. mae9-d&wIw
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DRS. kINs5'S DiSEstGRsATET
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

Dr. King, formerly Of New York, for the last foul
tAsS years OF louisville, Kentucky, who has de-
yoted aten 20 the treatment Of private diseases
III ry years. haers himself having attended prac Ice fo-
andeurd thousands, he is enabled
Il. diseases private nature, matter how th5 may
ron djueious mgdcsl treatment, from uegdct their
Swn Dr. Kings DsPensay No. % DsadeIisk street, between
Cherry the Square, where be sdsases private
nature.
ozORHEl cured without nAucous medicine or nterfergne
business.
STRUCTURES Of old or recent date, eecuay in feN
avs By operation which 10 pain. Where Structure
sxis be enjoyed Perhaps disease cause
more mischief and undermiEes the constitution much
SYPHILIS with all the diseases Of the skin, growing out neg
ect or treatment. be efectualy cured days
SEMINAL WEAKSEss, particular attention having been given
ais disease aud all the consequences growing it, brough
IN In many By the destructive habits ncousdeTa
Youths excessive indulgence Of the passons neglect
Fhc undermine the constitution, rendeTnge subject
or business society," and causing premature old age.
who be labong with difficulty Of the Roml
nay assured Of imms3iate relief.
reading abroad, writing and stating their case VIII
enclosed directed to Dr. a. King, No. - Dssdrck
Nashville, Tennessee, will the necessary medicine sent
address, with necessary dfeelOas Strict secrecy observed
once hours from o'clock in tbemoTnDg Until gin the eVsniR
may 23-d&EIY