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MEAT BRICK TENEMENT ON MADI

MEAT BRICK TENEMENT ON MADI
~ SON ST. NEAR BROOKE AVENUE AT AUG.
IIoN;.Will be sold upon the premises on WE'D
NESDAY, the 18th instant. at "a O'Clock NJ, =
neat Brick Tenement Madison str eet. immedi-
ately in rear of the house formerly known ~ Clay
Street Chapel. renting 1t sl2o per annum.
The house has d 20 rooms and Ii In good order -
The fronts abo 1t rs feet and runs back 81 feat
TERMB-Cnefourth cash; the balance ats. IL and
10 months for notes, with interest added and Sc
cured by trust deed Taxes for lssS to Dc paid by
the purchaser. JAS ID TAYLOR SON,
my6 Aucsioneers.
VALUABLE FARM IN HENRICO
WESTHAM PLANK ROAD. AT AUCTION. The
subscribers business in the city requiring bis I'M
divided attention, will proceed to sell, upon the
prem sos. on WEDNESDAY. the 25th day of May,
1t fA if not the next fair day tn GREATER. common
cling at ~ o'clock. N. his Farm. s,tuatsd in Hen
rico county at the termipus of the Westham Plank
Road. adjoining the lands of b W Green. Thomas
Dickens and others.
1t cOnrains las acres Of highly improved land
about ~ acres have been seeded in wheat. and 20
acres well sct In clover. F0rty-tve acres OF the
land is heavily wooded. and the balance ready for
cultivation.
The improvements are. . new Framed Dwelling.
with rooms. passage and closet. two negro quar-
ters q large barn, stable carriage house. &C.
ANY person wishing to purchase Q really valua.
BILE farm convenient to the city and in good neigh
borhoood would do well to examine tbs premises
TRRxs-Sl0 0 cash $500 at months, without In
terest and the balance il four equal annua. install
ments NJ ~, and years. with interest from me
Ist of October next tr negotiable notes. with inte-
rest Ad led. and secured by q trust deed. .
The purchaser will have the privilege OF seeding
crop of wheat in the Fall, aud full possession on
the LIST January. 1860 ,or,uc,nnmv,,
Bale conducted by JAS N TAYLOR 4 soS. Aucts.
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VERY ELEGANT PRIVATE DWELL

LING AND HANDsOME VACANT LOT, at
the corner Of Cary and !th .treet, for sale at Auo
intends to to another part OF the city,
We will sell at public auction on the premises. on
the lai &c and well arranged DE- cling, located e
above. now in his occu pancy The lot On which
the dwelling stands has front on the south side
Of Cary street OF 3s feet. and depth Of l5V feet to
After The sale of the dwelling, most beautiful
of 80 feet AM depth OF $50 feet to said alley.
The building was built about seven years ago, OF
es sTp the
med alton of large family, having also all the
dsrn b such a. ga. Tstsf bathing
apartments, and most superior stable aud carriage
house. It is only necessary to examine the pre-.
their super ior accommodations. Possession will DO
Tls terms. which will be liberal. will be made
for 1,. g. be Psd 81 n
COMMISSIONERS hALR OF 1870
~ ACRES VALUABLE LAND: ABOUT ONE
tarm. 1858. in the case OF Geo " Warwick &c. w.
Adolphus Read Do 1c; the undersigned ign Will e.
next, upon ths premises. proceed to sell part Of
the Tract of Land conveyed by the said A ID Head
to &c
The said land is in the county of henrco. east Of
the city Of Kichmond-about two miles from the
Old Market House and one and half mile from the
depot OF the Richmond AID York River bailr0sd-
adj oins the lands of John Poe Reuben Boyd, Dick
enson and others, and has been divided into seven
email farms described in the plat Of the same ~
Jos Pieasants In the possession of Messrs 0oddn
l. Apperson. The undersigned. 1t the time above
mentioned will sell the lots Nos and 10. desg.
mated sal plat. containing about $50 acres and
will subdvide them II d .sirabe, The land is we'll
wooded and watered, and its healthfu location and
nearness to Richmond render it very desirable to
psraons doing business in the city, who may wish
to have convenient country seats.
Tho terms Of credit will be made known ut sale.
WIT VIZ I YA pAHis Commissioners.
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THEOLOGY, CHEAP.
j. W. r A DO L P Il,

j. W. RANDOLPH,
Q2l Main Strsst,)
Having very large stOch Of Standard and New
THEOLOGY,
and wishing to reduce the quantity will ofFsr du.
ring the month OF MAI. the larger portion Of the
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. DISCOUNT
from usual prices. and many Of them ct HALF
PRICE. my s-8
nor 6ALE.-A beautiful farm, ON.
4 tanning two hundred and twenty acses. m0ss
from kichmond, and two miles from the York river
railroad The location 10 health and soeissy oxcel-
lent. great bargain may bs had II Immediate On
plication DO made to so. B LYME,
Agent and Auctionesr, ONCE In
my4-4t basement Metropolitan Hall.
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anfa&s .r nsn' asar, na. ,s,s

12SSe> SPRING MEETING. 1852
Ths pr das Of NEXT
continue throughout the week.
PIRsT DAY-Post stake for all ages. four mile heats
Club. Cosed on LIST inst, with four subscribers VIZ
Z TW boswell. John Hunter. Il Dickinson
snooNp DAY-Firt Race Sweepstakes for three
year old colts and ilies. 500 entrance. 300 for
felt Closed on LIST inst with the following entries
Revenue dam Nina, by Boston.
W II Gibbons enters b f. Cfinoline. by Finsncer
dam Miss Matte, by Umpire.
John Hunter enters G, by Lexington. dam by
FMH Hall enters or +. Faith. by Childe Harold.
lsonsd Race-same Day-Jockey Club purse,
$780, three mile heats.
TnIKp DAY-Fsst Race sweepstakes for three
year old colts and llies. $3.50 entrance. Halt for
felt. Mile heats. Closed on the 18th March with the
following entries: , ALL
by Griff Edmonson, dam Virginia Payne.
VI Harvey enters grey tiiley, by Red Eye, dam by
Second Race-same Day-Propretors purse. $500
FouRrs DAY~FGra Race -sweepstakes for three
year old colts and illies. out OF mares that never
produced q winner 500 entrance. Half forfeit
Nile heats. Closed on the 18th March with the fol-
Thomas boswell enters sorrel hlley, by Revenue.
dam by Bailey Peyton, (B RandolphtO
Jsmes Taylor enters b c. by financier, out OF
EMANCIPATION MARE
Also, c, Admiral, by Commodore, out OF Priam
Mare, aud she out Of Virginia Graves
p Hall enters bay colt. by Register. dam by
Prince George.
nj Harvey enters sorrei colt, By Jno Blunt. dam
by Andrew. o
Second Racs-same Dsy.-Proprietor's purse. $50
Mile heats--best three In i've.
FIFTH DAY.-Handicsp race fer service Of plate
the yaue Of $yD0 Entrance $50. to be added TO the
stake second horse to save bis entrance, provided
three or more start. Three mile heats
Nominations for the above mentioned Soat stakes
closing 18th March next, TO be addressed 70
Sec'y Ashland Jockey Club.
ASHLAND. Hanover county. Va. Jan 70. 1879.
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By E. B. Cook, Auotioneer.

HORSES, MULES, do., Co., AT AUG.
l. TI0N.-On SATURDAY, The 7th Instant. q
10 O'Clock will ell @ the Central RatlftA1 psoot
several Harness aud Saddle HORSES large Yo0n6
Mules; Buggy and Harness. nearly new.
Cows and Calves. 11 COOK.
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By Chas. 7. Workman & Co.

By Chas. 7. Workman & Co.
UCTION SALE NEW ORLEANS SU-
"A GAR-On WEDNESDAY. May IL. 1859. at our
warehouse. on the Dock. commencing at II o'clock,
A N, we will SELL
1E0 HHDS. PRIME TO CHOICE
lsO NEW ORLEANS SUGAR
TERMS OF sALE-Al sums under 500. cash; over
$780, months credit. for approved negotiabie Pa
per cnAo a;.
nv 6-tdg Aucuonoerf
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no MANUFACTURERS OFTOBACCO
Two ALL WHOM III NAV CONCERN

ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
-, We, the undersigned. have now In use one Of
used IN hattening tobacco, and have no hesitancy
In pronouncing it complete success, and our pre-
sent intention Is to convert Der Of present
presses inso the kind invented by Mr. Baxter. Ali
Mr. asks is q trial of his invention. and asks no
glad to show its working to any of cur friends at
our factory on Perry street.
my 6-3wt GILMAN LYON 4 BRODNAX
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REUTHE's ATEN

REUTHE's PATEN T
SL ANIMAL TRAP.-This Ingenious
machine has no rival In the field
as6sH Dat all TO be compared with it, for
the capture of wild animals. 1t ia
No small thrt one can carry ii in his pocket still il
il capable of killing bear. They are OF three diff
ferent sizes and viii efeStually operate on Rats
Miuks Wild Oats, Foxes. Wolves, Bears, &C; they
can also Ds usei az Pistols. For sale by
JAMES WALSH. Gun Importer.
an I'm donrs above ct Charles Hotel.
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ICE.-For che aoco

NORTHERN ICE.-For the aocommo.
~ dation Of consumerso Of Ice, No have opened Q
house near Mr. Davies Marble Yard, on Main 81
Tn saturday next we will send out our teams at
late hour in the afternoon, and II our customers
can take . Sufficient quantity of ice to last then
over sunday, they shall sec rs and our men ct
church on Sundays. WARDWHLL GO.
PSIWe viii Keep our houses open On sunday
the accommodation Of those who cannot supply
themselves ON Saturday. my 15ts
TO STRANGERS AND CITIZENS OF
RICHMOND ATTENTION AeKDD TO
GIBBS'S Old GALLERY, Corinthian Hall-6phs-
reoty Pcs glass picture: something entirely new
and finished In style not known 70 any outside
of this gallery. Come ADD zee them. Photographs
Melancholy pes, at low prices Any one IN want OF .
good picture Of themselves friends will md IL to
purchasing elsewhere. Entire safisfaction or no
charge. A.. Respectfully uos .u,ru
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uAY.-5l3 bales NORTHERN HAY,
II all under deck, cargo Of bark Clara HaxaI' Tor
sale. to arrive. by
my 6-3t MARK DOWNEf
nUERU'5 COD Liver OIL JELLY
VI beware Of Ia itatiops This Jelly contains 81
per cent Of the purest OIL and 10 pproved by the
Combination II 10 rendered unohjeciionabls to the
~, ID delicate while beneficial effects increas
I'd. PknfoLu. Fam I'm mow NM,
~ For sale BY W. PETERSON. and Drussists
ssSsrxily. my,S-IH
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Z 1
E2az.fLzxxg CHANDLER, JN0 sALLIE. IN
der the firm Of VIM g SALLIH 90. CABINET MA
KRIS AID RUsxIrUas DEALERS. have on hand u good
assortment of Furniture, both OF thsir own manu-
factory and Nor hern
We respectfully solicit q call from those who may
want al J b ing 10 nur line.
UNDERTAKING.
We viii also pay particular attention TO the U nder
taxing business ia all its branches. keeping con-
stantiy on hand large assortment OF Metallic BIZ.
rial Cases. and Mahogany and Poplar Collins
orders from the country solicited, and will be
promptly attended TO.
m S-5.n WIN q EAIIIE co
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OLD RYE WHISK KEY. BRANDY

OLD RYE WI Is KEY, BRANDY,
" CHAMPAGNE, dC-On CONSIGNMENT and for
sale cheap. superior Old Rye Whiskey; J. pipes
superior old Brandy; Is baskets genuine imported
Champagnes; Port and Haderis Wines; Domestic
Brandy. Whisky and sin; rs GOO imported Cigars.
&c lmy7 u ALEX MOTT.
FARMERS, ATTENTIUN.-Wew ish to
call the attention of the farming community to
our stock OF Agricultural In plements: among which
which is very simple. strong and durable Also the
Harvest King" and Csl1welPs Virginia Reaper
n manufactured in King and Queen county-a yer
superior article. Call and xsmipe them at
CHURCH FLEMlNG'S.
my7 Corner 18th and Cary sts
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JOSEPH WOODWARD. /

xuss -y,szzsassasx, EPISCOPAL CUNVEN-
NM esHs.anaSSsegaE9TION IN NORFULK-RETURN
T. UnET5.-For the convenience of persons who
wish to attend the Episcopal Convention. which
meets in Norfolk. on the 9Th inst Return Tickets
will be sold at the office of the Richmond and Pc
tsrsburg Railroad, commencing on the 10Th inst,
and the tickets will be good for return trip until
the 18th inst.
Fare for the round trip $50
Trains leave daily Sundays excepted) at 25AM.
my 6-ti TH0S WYSNE, Supt.
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THE HISTORY
l. OF THE
War With Russiai
GIVING PULL DkTAILA
OF THE OPERATIONS OF TIM ALLIED ARhInD
IN fHl
CRLAEA, THE BLACK SEA, THE BALTIC q.
BY HENRY TYKkkLL. ESQ.

THE woRK Is ILLUSTRATED WIFE
BEAUTIFUL HNGRAvINGS ON DTBnL
Comprising Portraits ofths Commanders Of the Al.
lied Armies; Views and Plans Of Battles; Of cole
brsted Places in the Seat Of War; Maps Of the
Grimea. the Black Sea, the Baltic. Russia and
Turkey,Ac
Among the WustrGtions sciU Be RuVd:
Portraits Of the Queen. Prince Albert, the Knp>rsr
Napoleon. the sultan, the King Of Sardinis, the
late Emperor Nichoasy GortschskoG, the late
Lord Ragland, General Canrobsrt, Aarshal Pslis-
sier. the Duke Of Cambridge. Sir be Lacy Ivsns.
Admiral Lyons, Lord Cardigan. Sir Geo Brown,
Hams.in. Admiral DundAs. Omar Pasha, Lerd
John RUSSELL. Lord Palmerston, 10.
Views Of eebastopol. C0ngtantinopls Malta 0ibrAl-
tar, &c. the Battle Of the Alma. the Combat q
BslAklava, the Battle of Inkerman, the Battle OF
kArs,kc
zach part at Is cents viii contain a. paxss Of
Letterpress and two beautiful Steel EngravinsG
and the parts Ct 20 cent; will contain q pages Of
Letterpress and four steel kngrAvinEp.
Each subscriber will rsceive one Large Steel In
craving when the work 10 complete.
Apply to yNO PERRY, Wall street. Richmond,
or Box k35 Richmond o. nv b-Ste
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AUCTION SALES.
HyT5xTDxTS-'


= = CLAY ST.. FOR SALE AT AUCTION we
vii sell upon the ersmises, on WEDNESDAY,. the
IItn Gay Of MAY. commencing ct o'clock, p III,
o. street and nearly adjoining the residence Of
reter Olenn, Esq IL has four good rooms . brick
tsea .SSA 49, ks0~s
The lot fronts 30 feet, and runs back 20 feet more
or less. to an alley 10 feet wide .O'o
TERMS: y cash, the balance a. II ana "a ,nor n.
cured BY q trust deed.
JAS TAYLOR EON
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@3 Foh SALE-A House and Lot At
ID The corner Of Maybe aud POPLAR s,reets MAJ
the YORK hsser RAILROAD. an Rockets For fnr;bsr
'uI.' 1S'. S aff'! 10 W II CRAIG
AT &t-sAA E Stall No IS Old MARKET
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T770K1ETL --l0O 1hls. Ne. !, : ard
M Nashsrsl; ios hss tses n n.
sals ~
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rs, dc
psper,
foreign
h. We
ern p6
| tents.
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IN reference to the above, l respectful
l. ly inform Mr. MCEwen's friends and the public.
that will Away keep in store, we'll selected stock
Of fine Teas Groceries and provisions. purchased Oh
the best terms which will enable me to sell low
Cash purchasers will find it t. their advantage by
giving me 8 trial. WIN JENkINS.
my s. cts 9th street, opposite New MArket.
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DIVIDEND NOTlCE-The Directors
u of the Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company have declared dividend Of PIyR PIR
CENT. en- the capital stock of the Company, out of
the profits for the six months ending lst instant.
payable to the stockholders their legal repref
tat sea at the office of the Company, and after
the l4th instant. uutil which time the transfer
book will be closed.
my 3-tI4th WIN WILLIS, JR, Sec'y.
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RS. m~ ryzzxczH, RICHMOND AND
AS@ 41E PETERsB RAIL
Road -lMPORTANT NOTICE To TkAVsLERS.
By the new mai arrangements, on and aftor MON
DAY April 49, the trains on this road will lesve
Rca r1ond at an earlier hour than formerly; the
morning train starting 4:25 instead Of Abs. and
thu ate rho ntrain at $40 instesd of 2h5
For details see regular Advertisement.
sp l6-Im TIL WYNNE. sup't.
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NOTICE.-In retiring from the Grocery
l. business. beg leave to return my thanks to my
friends and customers for their liberal support. and
take this opportunity to recommend continuance
of tha same to my successor, Mr. VIM jenkins. who
has purchased my entire stock and interest:
JAMES MCEWEN.
9th street, opposite New MARKET.
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r. W. MAXEY & CO.,
Importers, manufacturers, and Dealers in
81 TIN PLATE, BLOCK TIN, 90
RSSHEET COPPER, SHEET IRON -
WARE, HIARE8LEIZED IRON EEANTLES,
PARLOR AND CHAMBER CRATES,
COOKING STOVES, COAL AND WOOD
STOVES, STOVE PIPE, TIN WARE,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
NO. 4G, SOgTH MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE TENN.
R4- JOB WORK DONE TO ORDER. "a
standard Keeper, OF Davidson COnntya OF
weights and Measures,
AT TIE STORE OF
r. w. mAXEY & co.
jaI4-dHI
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TRUNKSI II.
OF ATTORNEY GENERAL AND
REPORTER FOR THE STATE.

URsUANT instructions from the Governor of the State
WILL Saturday the h day Of August 5open and hold
an election for Attorney General Reporter fer the
fill the ocsioned by the resignation of John L. T.
The following persons have been appointed JUDGES Clerks and
Receivers Of for said election, their several Wards and
Precincts Where vacancies have lef the receivers
votes are requested to fill them.
District No l. Ist Ward Judges-G E. JONES' John COltar
John Beatty Receiver N. IObbs; Cerks-J. j. Everett
ID Ward. Jpdges-T ]. Halle, W. II. Townsend, NJ NJ
Monohan: RsceiverW. P. Downs Cerks-JOhn H. Sloan,
Sd Wari, Judges-L. II. LaneF. B. s. Weller, W. L. Boyd
ReceserJohn Reddiek; GerksJas. A. Mclaughlin V. B.
Holman.
al Ward Judges-John W Martin - w. FelLs, Brown
Receiver N Alexander; ClerksJas. Trmble, T.
5th JudgesD. F. Carter, Mason Yannoy, J. p Col
Reeeiyer-Canon Tucker Cerks-John H. cuney H. N.
9Th Ward Judges 10 Francis, Thos. W. Chiffon V. A..
Baugh: Receiver "A. W. Pyle; Cerks-Wm. Minton, NJ. L..
7th Ward Judges-wmA Davis Isaac Paul. John Corbitt;
ReceiveWm- NJ White Cerks-Jchn McKeep, John Tanks
9Th Ward. Judges-wm Harrison, C. Conrer, NJ O. Cot
ReeeiveJ C. DObson ceFksPatrek BlpnkAll, George
district No Judges-JOhn COrley t. NJ Patterson W.
c. McMury; Receiver-Thomas Fuqua.
District No. 3. VIM D. Philips George Charlton Thos
Mann; Receiver--wm Dobson.
District No. 4Thos B. Page, Eleazer Hamilton W. c. bod
sen, Receiver-Benj. F. Hurt.
District No. JudgesWm. E. Cartwright J. K. Edmond
SON. J. J. Shumate. Receirer-E. G. Rowe.
District No, G. Judges-JOel A. Battle, W. H. B. Gambl,
ReceiTer--Joe A. Battle.
District No = Judges-John B. Hope W. X. War; Jas Ra
District No g. Judges-w. c. Ramsey, Daniel Carack Jas
District No. JudgesW II. Hsgans Thcs B. johnson,
Andrew Gregory; Recever-W, r. Lucas.
District No TO- Judges-Sam Manning W. P. Harding
Hawkins; Receiver-John O. Barrow.
District No. IL VIM Edmundson, Henry Compton, Allen
Cotton; Receiver Wm. COtttn.
District No. r. JudgesJeSse Jordan VIM L. Watkins
Josln. Receiyer-Aris Brown.
District No. A. Judges-Jas L. Greer H. L. PORCH SHELTON
Demoss; Recever-W. g. Smith.
District No Is Judges-JOhn s. P=chard, Thos ]. Allison
Joel Mays; Receiver-Moses Greer.
District No. le. Judges-N. Hobson, A. C.. White, S. II
Peach; ReceiVerJames s. Russell Cerks-Jas Lindsey Jas
Trimble Brown.
District No. 10. JudgesW. II. Hamblin, W. D. Hudson
John Taylor; Receiver-Jack Gee
Dsric No. %. JudgesWm. G. Hall, W. NJ Dismukes
II. Cartwright; Receiver WIN. Luton.
District No. 81. Jas Marlborough, J. w. BalloWe, W.
ing; Receiver D P. LaneT.
District No. %. JudgesGeO- Gill, G. W. Walker, Gilbert
Marshall; Recever-A'bd Shaw.
District No. g. Judge-B. F. Drake D. Ralston, Lewis Will
liamS; Observation-Disclosures II. Hyde.
District Nc. "a. Judges. g. B. Carney Thos. Bysor Ed
Graves Receiver G'tine Garrett
JAMES NJ. HINTON,
junel7-d Sheriff Of Davidson County.
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THE WAR oND COMMERCE The trade and nav
igation returns for the month Ct May, published on
Saturday and total results Of which We have aires
dy alluded to, exhibit manfestly the depression
which the political disur, of Earope has eaus-
ed to our commerce. The ploughshare has shrunS
before the sword; the arts of peace retire before
the stormy advance Of war.
As We anticipated sometime since, the decline in
the value of our imports for the month Of April is
considerable, amounting to more than 60, 800 coo;
and, judging from the generally diminished guam
titles of mershapdse during the past month, there
seems every to believe that the next returns
will show still diminishing value. Our exports have
also as our readers are already aware considerably
fallen efF-in fact nearly 81 000, 600, compared
with May, 1858, although the total fer the four
months still maintains ascendency Of about G.,
600 600 over those of the period of 1857 and OF
&9, 900 900 over 185s.--LivaPooI Post, June 30.
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O U II f l. A G

0 U II FL A G
Hoist, host our flag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold float high,
Unfold its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sky
In war, let every stripe go forth,
BOrne By the pstriOts hand,
Proclaim its beauty and its worth,
Ger moor and hill and strand.
In peace guard well the sacred boon,
Bequeathed by patriots blood,
For OIL twas Won in freedoms cause,
Amid the battles food.
Hoist, hoist, our flag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold float high,
Unfurl its banner eryWhere,
Beneath the western sky
Hoist, hoist, our flag in Arts great reign,
Let every star float higher
Up with the nations emblem,
Above the tallest spire.
Let fennesseans every where
Let every state around,
Know where type Of nature 3 made,
Where every type is found.
Above own Dirt GALLERY,
Our country standard wave,
And underneath its folds preside,
The beautiful-the brave
The child-tne Observation-Disclosures
The warrior without strife,
Rests here, in sweetest portraiture
With every charm but life.
Then raise our bannertO the skyI
Let every star bear news,
That types at the 4Tt GdEeTV,
Are made by @. G. HUGHES,
fehl5-d&rwtf Corner of College and Union sts
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-17

OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESSEE,
ID. A. TibbS, Proprietor.
FENHIs Hotel Is spacious building lust completed
Thepropretor has incurred heavy expense fitting up
andfurnishng the rooms to make them comfortable
The house the reception boarers and
travellers and the proprietor afford amTe accommodations
for 5O persons An omnibus with good team will be
at the depot to passengers the Hotel
depot again. The proprietor intends try hrstcass
Hotel, and hopes to share liberal patronage
augl5 DANIEL :. TIBBS, Proprietor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-17
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