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ERENCH WHITE ZINC PAM
l. t FROM THE
VTEILLE MoITA6NE COMPANY

This Paint is adapted TO all purposes, to which
the best Whit Lead is app icable does not turn
hardness ADD smoothness Of Coach pannelling with
out the aid of vanish. and is easily ashed Col
brilliancy of color. - ~, - 49, /
sVo pounds will cover rs much surface, with the
same body, 40 pounds of Iead-shOwing great
economy as well as auty. -
In order that parties may depend upon getting the
most respectable hogses. The Company ship but
two qualities, known as No, .aad Sxow White
Z Dry. Red and Green seal The No. or Red Seal,
Is the Article most used for painting purposes, the
Snow White or Green Seal being only used for the
: josEPH Ii. STR ONG, Ase.,for ta< Co. .
Orders addressed to either OF the following houses
either Dry or IN Oil. ii ~ = .F
: s-glEI HALL q CORNELL.
% Maiden Lane, Netr York. /
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METROPOLITAN COLLEGIATE INSTI
Nl TUTE,

]k DV. .IN MD Ia CtHUNL FUR ! DUNG ladies.
~, 46f Street, bsttresn 9th and 7th streets ;,
The third annual session of the Institute will COM
menoe on the FIRST Monday in September
Located IN beautiful and healthy position in the
National Metropolis, with corps Of ex perienced
and aecompt shed Teachers, passed facilities
are offered Young Ladies for acquiring thorough
and accomplished education.
Circulars, with full information as to terms 4 o.
NAV be obtained at the principal bOokstorss or on
application TO the PIlnci pals, Mr.. and Mrs T a.
HAnENNER, AGA street, Washington city.
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A SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES
"A WILL BE OPENED AT
No. 4s9 street., betiosen 81 and 4th sts., Washin

"a WILL OPENED AT
No. 4s9 street. betfcsen 81 aud 4fh sts., Washing
toa, y. Ca, SeHtsna5.t lst, l85e.
Mrs. GEN'L WHEELER, PRINCIPAL. D.,
The object of this Institution will be the attain
ment Of thorough cd stion from the elemental ia
the ornamental branches of polite literature, in
which Mrs. Wheeler will be assisted by expert
enced and approved teachers.
Mrs. Wheeler has had long experience in teach
ing, and respectfully socits tho patronage of her
friends snd the public generally 10.
Three or four young ladies will be received into
the family as bOarders, and be under the immed late
supervisIoa of the Principal.
Circulars can be obtained application to the
princi pal bookstores of the city the Prinup pal
jy l8 eotOctl I-..# =
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NQTiCE OF A CONTEMPLATED RENO
~ VAL.-Intending to take the Store at present
occupied BY Messrs. Perry & Brother, We Will now
oder onr stock Of Berege Robes, Plain and Figured
very rebnced prices.
Also, harasois and ladies' Sun Umbrellas.
Lace Mantillas and Hoop skirts Of all qualities.
WM r.. RILEY,
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M, SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS
CLINTON ACADEMY, - - 4

WESTERN ACADEMY.-The duties of this
w School will be resumed September 5th,
8-eO2m &. l. IOOMIS
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" GEORGETOWN, d. c..
GEORGE e ARNOLD. NJ. A., PrinsipaL
This School has been removed to No. 1O7 West
fore occupied by Mr. P. A. Bowen The next an
nuai session will commence on Monday, the 5th of
September. Catalogues may he obtained after the
2th Of August at the Bookstore of Mr.. FraDok Tay-
,nr, w WashInEton, or at the Drug Store of Mr.. R. e.
L. Cissel, Georgetown. au4-lm
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MtKNEW MARLOwS
STEAM, SAVING. AND SPLITTING FIRE
WOOD MILL.
Corner Of Serenth street and Canal.
We nov have greater facilities for Saving and
Splitting Fire Wood, consequently reduced cur
pIIces, viz:
IL QaS Wood, sawed in pieces. Sc per cord.
IL Oak Wood, sawed - pieces and
4V Split, 80 per cord.
III Pine w ood. sawed ~ pieces and
HI Split, IS per cord.
IL Coal OF all kinds cheap for cash.
MckNEW & NARROW,
80 IT ECnrner of 1fh street and CanaI
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WOOD AND COAL.
n COMPLETES aud full stock of ALI Kinds Of
FUEL. always on hand.
All orders attended to personally by one of the
firm
Coal thoroughly screened before delivery,
Wood delivered, sawed and split any length and
size, or SIMPLY sawed, or delivered d in the cord
length. Persons wishing quantity can take " wharf
measure, and h.ve II prepared to order.
IL Those wishing tolay in their winter su n niles
will please remember we wish to keep no accounts:
conseq uently, If IL not convenient to pay cash
J. 4 w. M GAIT.
-.iCr 0fhce-NoIthvest corner 18th and c streets
No. 541. Wharf and Mil-FoOt Of I7th street
below War Department. iy22
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE;
Tbs College session begins on On sF96agaxyrnS Sept
oath. The session of the Preparatory Department
on Wednesday, Sept. llth. au 9-law4w
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C0 . + NOTICE.
Gffo Owing 10 contemplated repairs on my IL
nf1fH store hon se, which are To take place IN
Mn short time, i have therefore this day de
S<tfss clded 70 cell my entire stock of GROCE--
RES, OLD WINES, BRANDIES and OLD
WHISKY, which cannot be surpassed Tor Its puri-
ty aud natural flavor, az greatly reduced prices,
until my entire stock is disposed of, which is Lara
and large proportion OF my goods are OF the best
quality. And L now invite my present customers
and allother persons who buy for the cash TO come
and partake OF the adyantages which here Offer
JESSE b. WILSON, Grocer
No. a21 Pa avenue, between 9Th and 7th sts.,
~ 1867 ------ south side.
A VERY FINE JILTON GUITAR (hay,ns
~. n been used only short hmel for sale at the
sais 'tw ~. ra-s j.. VIC. METZERorT.
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Hon. I. c. LEWIS IN sHK INSANE AsrLun The
Washington Star Of the Goth learns that the Hon. L
g LrvLE, who resided ii this city several years
ago, and subsequently represented PhiladeiphiA in
the Congress Of Che United States, having been
elected to that position by the "Nativs American
Party" is now in the Insane Asylum at Philsdel-
phia, and 1t is feared he is a confirmed lunat'c.
De had been ons visit to his brother at Columbia,
G., where his lunacy became apparent In The
care Of two friends he was taken 10 Richmond, Va.
on his way to Philadelphia without serious dificul
ty. In the cars at Richmond he became very dan
gerOus and unmanageabls. After hard srafg'e,
and with the aid Of others, bis frien Is managed To-
secure him, and placed him il the mail olrs AMI
conveyed him Philadelphia, where he is nov I'M
dergoiDg treatment in the Asylum.
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NASH WILLIE.
'ATURDAT monNNe, JUsE p. 1859.


The Patriot ofyestsrday, contains coumunica-
lion, on the Huljeot Of the printing Of the Code
The object Of the communication seems to be 20
chow that the Code cost mere than the original es-
timase, and that the Public Printers made profit
on De wsrk. Beth these suggestions sre true. It
is also true as admitted BY the correspondent that
the work was executed and paid for scsOTding to
law Although this is sufficient 10 cover the case,
the Printers add 8 word;
When The subject Of the printing of the Code
was frst b-cught up, copy Of he Revised Code Of
Rheds Island, of 800 pages without side notes,
handed The printers a sample Of the book wanted,
and they were asked to estimate its cost They
timaied 1t at Sl.s0 Propositions from others we're
handed in, estimating The cost at SI70 After good
deal of debate the majority, including some Of the
political opponents Of the Printers, decided that the
work belonged by election and contract the Public
Printers And then after all this debsts, bin, intro
ducel into the Senate BY Mr.. HEIsKELL was passed,
fixing the price Of printing aud giving 10 the Rsyisors
the control of the work. authorizing them to forbid
the use Of improper materials So. The book
Nmakes near 1900 pages, with siae-nOtes, and s
printed paper costing s. IS per medsm relm
more than that used on the Rhode Island Code
This paper, after some half tozen ether samples
had been procured and rejected by tae Revisors,
was approved By then. These facts are stated TO
show the reason Of the cost Of The Code sbove the
original estimates. Had they been included in the
communication of IL" this notice would have
beer unnecessary.
I'VE have heretofore corrected or first paragraph
eathis subject, inwhich, tsus;ing TO memory, $40
instead Of 81 20 set down the original esti-
mate put on the COS: of book like the Rhode Island
Code. The estimate of tie Public Printers, at the
same time, was $3.50. And they viii submit it to
the Opposition publishers Of this city to decide, If
the increased cost Of the TeBnessees Code is not
fully covered by the increased ze, quality of pa
per, and payments for delays, alterations, reprir t.
Sc
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AUGUSTA BASS BASD. The Savannah Nsrs Of
the odd says This talented band of musicians left
for home yegterday morning. They accompanied
the ARTILLERY to Nashville, and everywhere won
golden opinions, both as musicians and gentlemen
Their performance at the grave Of ex-President
Polk, we learn from those who we're present in
Nashville, in such excellent tssts, and the pie
ces wers so skllfully executed, TO general
remark. We speak nothing but vhst our citizens
viii endorse. when we pronounce it one Of the best
bands we have ever heard in Savannah. Their ser
ensde on Monday night was superb affair, and
feel sure that they have left behind them in Sa-
yannah hosts of warm friends. who will be glad to
welcome them again, at some future time"
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CRY AFFARs. AT meeting Of the City Council
yesterday the old Board Of Education were rec &c
ed except j. B. KNOWLES, Esq, who declined in con-
sequence of private business requiring his absence
from the city much of the time during the ensuing
year. Rev J. W. HoYr was elected in his sted. The
Board is composed of the following gentlemen
Messrs F B FoGG R. ]. Mics, ". SToKELL. J. B.
LINDsLET, ISAAC PAUL, W. F. BANG, NJ. II. How
Ard and J. W. HoYr.
The report Of the Revenue Collector submitted t.
9 meeting of the Board of Aldermen yesterday,
shows collections since his last report, amounting
$3.50 81 for corporation purposes, and S26l 60
for schools.
The Water Tax Collectors report shows cOllec-
tons amounting to S847 80.
Accounts, reported en- by the Finance Committee,
amounting to 81, 1867 we're allowed and ordered
to be paid.
Mr. Cox presented the following resolution, which
was unanimously adopted.
ResolUed, That he thanks of the City Council
are due and hereby rendered to r. w. MAcGAvooK,
ESQ Meyor OF Nashville, for the courteous and dig
ni6ed msuner in which he entertained the Chatham
ARTILLERY of Savannah, Ca, the guess Of the city
during their late visit"
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G @ MI MERCIAL


Daily Review Of the Markets, jane 81.
C0TT0N-Nosales
CasRtEsroS June y saes of eostoa day s0 biss Low
Aidilng grades Geciined = % X cent. = So
same yesterdays sales thss days 300 es rscss thr
DAYS 100 bales.
ToBACco-Fisher, Nghesess Z Co. sia Fs 654 ~.
sic, s.l5sand 525.
BREADsTUFFs AND ROVIsIns-Tsse Is very listle So
inga either Breadsuas Provisions. Prime Red and Whit
Waeat commands s19I.os and Corn 75aeos In Bacon
quote Shoulders at 7e Hams ss and Clear Sides 0 aisc,
wagons Prom stoie packed, &c slysnee On these m e.
IS demanded Primo Larl is in request al lol5s
The Cincinnati Ga-sas Ct The sistssyss
In the general markets most prominent feature The con
tinued downward in the prize fogr Hitherto the
decline las been gradual, holders not pressing their sock Int
to-day tie strength Of The market WIS tested ~ an r Of
yesterday Of SOC. aud from the highest pont resch
ur the frost excitement Of 81 IS per b the sale having been
made S. previous small superne NJ
$780, but this last transaction unsettled everything and ii the
close there baSers at 50, while
which arrive, the drest article haze seen
long time No appeared disposed even to looE samples
snd seemed impossible TO extor oGer The difference he
tween this quality and cnennsu saperane has been established
50the fern beng taken IL merits without nspec ion
Wheat declined during the week. aud m market closed
heavy at 80 to IS for prime red and 81 IS 50 goo
and prime white. some sales Of inferior AID fair at Q
3d. Corn has fallen back to soc Mess Pork is freely
at g for best rands with safe 81 100 bbs country 10 5
The demand is irlHng Tiers fair demand fer Sides
ard prime finn &c packed shoulders held At 7c Lard
has heen in fair demand at lie for prime Dbl Toward the close
sellers free to meet the dcmaad at this figure than
previously.
dispatch Cncinna dated tn evening Of the as SAYS
Tlour very dull to-day, with light sales a. So s6 for
fssorte brands OF uperdue and IS 5 81 for
family. Wheat dull 3zjc per bushe decline lover
ges with better demsna - e decue $500 bushels
2Ji 30 red; 2J62i IS for fair white 35I 20
FOR good white and 81 SO 90 for prime white
hrmer with improved demand but quoab higher
Bacon sides are in brisk demand at Sc and all the market at
this price taken
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TBB MAToRALTT.-MEsSRs. EDIToRS: We have
noticed in the PGtrot and Gazette communications
calling upon our young but energetic feoWcit;zen,
ST.. CLAIR NJ. MORG IN, 10 become a candidate for
Mayor of Nashville. Now, we, the German cti-
Esns of Nashville with almost one voice, second the
call, and will promise him our hearty support We
know him to be man Of generous heart 3 n 4 eve,y
inch gentleman, and know of no man who would
batter suit the Germans His late conduct in en-
ter aiming the Chatham Artil cry viii eosurs his
election would he run. MORGAN, arise, shake Of
the citizens robe, and on to the field, and you shall
ks ,eive the votes of the GH4MANs
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49, InvaIuabIe.--we feel great

@s--S pleasure in recommending, in capital letters.
through the centre Of the paragraph Of the things
in the world Of late that benefited humanity to great sx
tent One Of mod phianthrops consider to be Mr.
TRACTOR; and as we'll wishers race we publish
whenever We get opportunity, the value of his medical
pound heals all wounds burn scars Sores bies cuts piles
and removes all pain instant application while healing
ntevenes ard the foreign completely
by the sav perfect extractor What would the comment
V do but for it, Thousands cured daily Time money
tool Besure to have hand. Accidents will occur
by you, and you safel
For sale in New Orleans Wholesale and retail by
]. WRIGHT & Co., 81 and ISL Chartresst
Sole agents for the sOuh all orders should be ad
dressed. iupeI7-d&w1m
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CANDIDATES.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.


We authorized to SAMUEL MILLIGAN, Esq.
Of Greene county candidate for Attorney General and Re-
porter, in place of Hon. JOHN L. T. sSEED, resigned
We authorized to announce JAMES o. sHAoELF0RD,
ESQ., Of gomey county candidate for Attorney Gener
al for the State Of Tennessee in place Of Hon. J. L. T. sSEED
resigned. nay28
We authorized to THOR j. FREEMAN, OF the
county Gibson for Attorney General for the
State Tennessee place Of Non. J. T. sNEED resigned.
june3.
We authorized to WM. B. REESE, Jr Esq,
candidate the Office Attorney General and Reporter
for the State june2
We authorized to JOHN W. HEAD, Esq, a
candidate for Attorney General the State Tennessee place
of Hon. J. L. T. SNEED resigned.
Attorney Cen sraI and Reporter. Election
on the 18th of August, 1859.
We are authorized MILTON A. HAYNES, OF
Memphis candidate for the Office Attorney General and
Reporter for the State june24-d, twkwtd.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-25

EsoAPE OF CCNVICT.-A convict in the PeaitcI
EAry, By the name Of THOMAS EDDTNGs. made his
escape from the rock quarry yesterday and had not
been recaptursd upto dark lie was sent to well
about two hundred yards distant from The quarry for
water for the hands, a I'D while there it is supposed
he his wife, who resides 10 the city, By sppOint
ment, ard who has probably supplied him with
clothes, thus enabling him to make his escaFe I
is the custom Of the foreman to send Of the most
trus,y OF the eonvies 10 the well for water, and
while On this service EDDNss has probably met
withsn opportunity to send message to his wife.
BE has eighteen or twenty months yet to serve,
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STATE LEGISLATURES.

INJECTION, THsRsDAT, August IS loSSJ
House of preventative
We sre authorized and requested JOHN B. KEEL
ING candidate represent Davidson county, in the Lower
House Of the next Legislature. junel5
We are authorized to s. A DAVIDSON, candidate
to represent Davidson county in the branch Of the next Leg
stature OF Tennessee. apIO-te p
We are authorised 10 IsAAe NJ WILKINSON as
ddsteo represent the counties Coffee Grundyand Van
ftre Lower Brauch q the nS1t State LEGISLATURE.
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New orlenns rEnrlket.

NEw ORLsass. June q Cotton sales to-day
100 bales. middling ll3allt. Sales Of the week
8 800 bslss; Receipts OF the week 200 bales.
against $500 bales last year. Exports of the
week 1000 bales. Total exports of the season ! :
500, 600 bales Receipts at this port ahead Of last
year ia go bales A. al SoDth' IN pors G42,000
bales. Sock at New Orleans 1900 bales Sugar
quiet 90; Flour steady IS; Cafee frm, III, sales
Of The week 900 bags, stock at New Orleans
$1,000 bs: against 20500 bags lsst yer
Fre;ghts on C ton 70 Liverpool j. Gal 80
Exchange on LOniOa 9Iai0 New York 60 days
y discount, sight premium.
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Ne,v sEa.npshLre Lcgislalare.

Cocoon, n H., June 24.-The House Of Rep
resentat Yes have passed blll By vote Of 1874
against I0l, pGn hing any body aiding in ne rem
dition of persons claimed as slaves wi inprison-
mcni for FIVE years he fret offence and fer life
for the sec a offence.
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For Crimipnl Court Clcrk.

We authorised E. NJ PATTERSON a
ddse for Clerk Of the Criminal Court of Davidson county,
the ensuing March election. may25-te.
We authorised to announce JoHN SHANE ESQ.,, a
ddate election the office Of Criminal
next March election.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-25

NEW York, Jaae 24-Co'tou quiet, sales 500
bales; sales yesterday 1l00 bales; Flour dul, sales
5000 b5l,; Corn DAHL sales SO eco bushels, mixed
81 Mess Pork l6 %; L,rd firm l03all; Whisky
264a27; Sugar steady Mu'coyado 54a6l.
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W. s FosDIcK, Of Cincinnati, is announced as the
poet, and Thomas CoRwM as the orator of the
Fourth of July Celebration to be held at Tippaea-
me battle grounds.
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The trial of Tom DANIELS still ".drags its slow
length along" Very little progress was made yes
terday, only three or four witnesses having beea
examined, whose testimony if possible, rendered
"confusion worse confoundcd"
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River News.

LOU WIN. june 2t-River stationary with G
feet inctes Waior in the elral and 4 feet IN
ches on the falls
ST. Toys, June q. The river has fallen six in
ches in the Ia 81 honrs. The upper streams are
falling.
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This preparation has gained considerable reputation in this 10
caty having successful and gratifying
results by quite goody number of the citizens NashTeand
-cinty, who will unhestangly sustain in the excellent quail
weclam for this remedial agent Those who
aversion to turning gray need longer dread the great
venence and trouble Of supplying that deficiency with wig The
Restorative of which speak will the hair
its primitive color and vvac. In addition obvating the
OF the wig, Demoves Hair Restorative does away with
the necessity fer champooning few applications of strips
the head entirely OF all dandruG &c The proprietor could
easily fill column with cards from best known citizens
ting the great and cleansing properties Of the pre-
paaton such part all
sary Those who give trial need further proof salts
fy them that it is what it is representated to he
Sold only the Drug Denoville Co. cornT
Church ala Cherry streets, Nashville, Tenn. Price 81.
may3l
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, To the PubIic.---FrOD, no,

AAS--S until October next, will our entire Re0a
stock Of Rieare redesd prices for cash. including Oar
psaesS Z6sls, B~Rdta0 HaTdsare Eoase FlrssAS.g
Good having made essre preparations large Retail
tsde-mAny gerry e and desirable goods be bought
OS figures Tor 0aI you wish the of your money in
Hardware, call soon at MCCALL & Co.,
tuneIe-H 81 Public SQUARE
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SUMMERS nANUFAoTURING COMPANY,

lsF y A. BELL, EFT AIS.
DDRsUAN-t decree OF sumner Chancery Court made
the April Term 1863, the undersigned Comnisslooers
will Saturday, the 2Jth day OF June sell
the HI chest ladder, credof g. y aud "a months Tie
CONgGN FACTORY
belonging to the summer Manufacturing Company, the
town of Gaatn, county Of SUMNER Tennessee
FACTORY has 10 Spinning Francs which runs 2Ui6 Spndes
Reels, Dreses 81 Cards ard fT Bats speeders Drivers
40 Looms which have averaged aboat 10000 yar Clota per
week. with good Fonrig Mil attached All driven BIZ s
class Engine in good order
There large bFic6 boarding house, with buildings.
mex Office and bale with three dwellings, for
lives aud 10 OF % Of and viii be sold with the Factory
Factory buildings. This properly originally the colapany
about $50 O1, besides Improvements siuce sGe. It's locality
healthy and Of teng the louisville snd Nashville
Railroad, ~ miles from Nashville coal be b. Raroador
River Of good quality There viii and
terms Q OF 10 acres OF land in lots
The sale is absolute ect redemption Commits
soners authorized to sell privately publicly Any fur
information be obtained w addressing the 1ndersue
Gslatin, Tenn. J.R. A. TOMPKINS,
may4 twtd W. Il. DLACEahysE, Cons.
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We haVea large and beautiful variety Of goods that
saSabe. account Of being slightly damaged and some Of
past STYLE which will sell at COST to get rid Of them
June 24d2w FARRAR, DIsMUKEs 90.
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WAsHIxorox. Juse 24--Secretary Fleds health.
eluses serious apprehensions t. bis mily who wish
him to leave the Cabinet He has gone to the sol
dier's home t)rterltit.
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no A SicI1Iy AIteFnated APP.
SSS~ese-S peGrancc in child is prizaa Jaeie evil
denc that its internal organization tenanted by OF
the species of which sc and too Of destroy the
promising children. The best thing be done admin
ister Winters Canadian Vermifuge without de
lay 1t will dOge and discharge the enemy if present in the
bowels, and exist will cleanse and invgcate The
whole digestive, ecreve aad eEeve system,
hesithfu appetite.
be particular and remember the "Winter's Canadian
Vernuge" This the only article that be depended
Remember this.
For sale IN New Orleans, wholesale and retail, BY
J. WRIGHT & CO., 81 and Isl Charities st.
Sole proprietor. d&E-Im
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eslbert's Fly Traps are sold By
SAN VANLEER & CO.,
tunss-sm Market street.