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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-07

AMER about lessons, OF al hour each, in Phouog,
ropLy from Mr.. DoIHE,R, found my a~tonishuSui
that had FAR mastered lis principles to able
to write the drst psalm e-siy aud quickly Ia
the common method. A title subsequent practice
hs, enabled me u attain Co speed of sixty woros
per minute, although my lessons are not yet com
netrI with ,ut any extraordinary effort on nay
part, hud my speed IN writing rapidly and con-
SANITY inc cusing.
1t Joss not require years u Practice to make one
expert IN wriuug Phonugruphy; Tor the ~ STEM OF
Nj. Is 50 very simple, and his panoramic llus'ra.
lions SO lL,.n that any ordinary mind caa comprc-
hcnd the whole IA a few hours.
Children learnt readily rs grown persons. IN
the class with myself are several little boys, from
70 ten years OLD, whose progress has been as
rapid as that 81 auy oder member Il t.e class.
b. - struI Of short hand should he TAUGHT in all
oar uuos and colleges, by II much time, lat or
and 'Ap. u~e would DC saved. Its beacnt these
rrspoct- can be appreciated only by those who have
cuJoy eel them. J. X. HAIsWEIL.
NAshuuE, Feb. ?, 1859
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Dp Gelearapb.
From WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-Black and McCand-
less are appointed, bat not confirmed, as re-
ported yesterday.
HoUsE-The Committee on Military affairs
refer the Oregon and Washington war expen-
ses, amounting to nearly million and a half
tn the consideration of the next Congress
Philip I. Marshall is appointed Marshal Of
Kansas.
SENATE-On the motion of Toombs the
vote passing the Missouri two per cent land
bill was reconsidered.
Clay reported substitute for the Secretary
of the Treasury's recommendation, proposing
to economist $4,000
Memorials were presented from the citizens
of New York against an increase in the rates
Of postage and in favor of the Homestead bill.
Clay's substitute for the Secretary of Urea
sury's recommendation proposes to diminish
the number of persons employed in the col
lection of the revenue.
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Cbanferp Sales
saturday, the 18th day Of February, 1859,
Lot of 1 I-2 Acres in Spring
Place,

Thos. Earhart rs Jnc. Phelps and others
DURSUANr 20 a decree Of the Chauccry Court a
Il Nashville, ut its November Term. 1855, IN above
cause, Will sell al the Courthouse, in this city,
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Monetary and Financial.

NEW York, Feb l-P M.-The operations at this
mornings b' ard wers very large great numbers OF
shorts has ing their contracts. As
general rule, prices GpGned In 'nIug higher than
hey closed the day b-f re- but before the close Of
tie cali ;hey had declined below the last prices yes
terday. lirga hos Of state stocks which apparently
had been purchased GA speculation aud hypCtnecaIed
At low rates of interest," sold out, aud IN some
cases serious decline .cnsued. $4,000 Tennessee
Bonds sold at soc.
In money thee is no change TO note. All the call
loans with very few exceptions, are now at five p T
cent ana many bankers auic pate speedy rise To
IS doubtful if any paper being done as low as five
with the exception Oi few pieces, strictly rst class
and al very short dates SIX per cent Is becoming the
general rate for the best paper and and eight
for lower grades. The foreign exchange market is
very firm, with moderate business. Bankers are
tsNhg lO5759}44 Tor sterling, ana l354 tr francs
II thus appears mat none Vi tue new loan Is going
abroad.
RB-Ih, oiica semi-annua statement of the India ma
Free Banks repIesets them sound and healthy nsti
tuons Inc amount ui notes IN circulation is o. ,bz
569 and the securities deposited with the Treasurer
Of st te for It's redemption amount TO 81 49, ol-
MEMPHIS, Feb. 3-There in the mo-
ney market yesterday than las existed for some time.
NcgutIat ons outside of the Banks realty male
cond class sold readily at a521s q sent. Exchange
ON all points continues album ant without any aitera-
ton IN rates. Ncquot, Eastern, buying by Banks and
Brokers, at = discount; selling = premium. New
Orleans par, puyingi selling a q cent premium.
CINCINNATI, Feb. = p. M.-The market for Eastern
Exchange exhibited no new feature. The supply was
were ca~y.-Dealers were not free bupers "a
prem; but "a IHtIined for bankers checNs
with the exception Of the ONO Valley and Comm ercil
Banks which institutions Continue To at "a prem
New Orleans sight WAS offered freely outside, and the
grocery HOUSES able supply ia cmsrives fully
a. prem. The sales Ot provisions on southern
count have been large, within the last few days and
As tins movement continues, easier market for
southern checks than has hcret fore been experience
ed, may be expected for the present at least, which
viii CHECK the current of coin that direction. IL is
estmat that about s4Oo0o0 IN gold has en shipped
rom this place t. New Orleans within the last two
months. We hear sales ia outside circles, first
class New Orleans bits at par for 60 days, anu -
prem. for 30 day Gold IS in good demand aud
scarce al 3 prem. Tue demand today was chiefly
from inter 90" apks which required 10 make state
mcuts AT W.. 4.
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

FgeHrS. DIR. KING, formerly of New York, for
alE->assS the last four years of Louisville, Ken
tdcky, ana who has devoted his attention the
nenI al private diseases for so years hatters
hhnseH having attended to a practice for many
years, ana cured so many thousands he Is enabled
cure all diseases of private nature no matter how
pad they may be from njudIcious medical treatment
or from neglect Of their own. Ir. Kings Dispensary
Is No 70 l'eaderick street, between Cherry and the
square, second story where he all diseases Of
private nature.
GoNoRRHEA cured without nauseious medicine or in
reference with business.
STRICT IEs of old recent date, eectually cured
few days, by an operation which causes no pain.
where structure exists heath cannot he enjoy ed.
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief and under
mines the constitution much.
SYPHILIS, with all the diseases Of the skin growing
out OF neglect or bad treatment, be eGectuaily
cured in a few days.
SEMINAL DEMONSTRATION attentiou having bee n
given 10 this disease, and all the consequences grow
ing out OF II, brought IN many cases by the de-
structye habits of lnct idcrate Youths excss-
sive indulgence OF the ssiNns, neglect Of which will
undermine the constitute Anerng the subject IN NJ
for business society causing premature old
Females who may be l. boring with any difficulty of
TIE Womb may rest assured OF Immediate relief
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their case, with fee enclosed directed to Dr. A King
No. % Deaderick street, Nashville, Tenn will ha We
the necessary medicine to their address with
cessary directions. Strict secrecy observed. Ofice
hoursfrom O'Clock in tie morning until 0 ia the eve
nmgb may26-nd&w1y
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Wilson Spring Property.
Saturday. the 18th day of February, 1859

lots No.s as 4s as so and ST. being subdivisions Of
Lot No "A IN the original plan Of Wilson Spring Prop
erty.
TERMs.-One, two and three years credit. without
interest Notes with good personal security rcquir-
ell and a lien retained.
janl9-td J. r. GLEANES, G. 4 NJ.
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6s- 1t will not be forgotten that the CooP-
Err OPERA TROUPE commence short en-
gagement at the Gaiely tonight. This
Troupe give their operas complete. That for
tonight is Luea h L4HAeTR,oor, founded GA
plot is such as deeply to engage the sympa-
thies. aud the music is rich and captivating
We have no doubt, from the reputation 'i:is
Troupe brings with them, that they will en-
title themselves to the applause aud patron
age of the Nashville public. We ak for lhem
the greeting Of u full house.
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srkrz 90 TeVNEssEs, CONTROVERSY 0Fyscx,
49,. -. 80 80. ~

NASHVILLE January 18th, 1879. A
THIS Is ceslily HAT the Hozk list Csnrxzx.
located a NeN York in the state 81 New lerk, kss
complied with all tlc Fcqurrnentn Of act Irass<d
81 thr teneral s.chiy ~ the state IL Teone<see.
IN MaFCh. 1855 uEutlca ssAn Act 10 resuialr The
aseu1hE - f-surAuCc &, mIszars Bot tlsoorporktsd
b. t- state g I14nesscs,f and thai Jas Sxsz Hn1
". .. NAEA SO legally authorizes ssentx u exi1
Cofagang ely Nast vile. stat- u Tcan>rs>s.
;. G DUNLAP, Comp<ro1er.
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SHELBY MEDICAL CoLLEGE.-The valedic-
tory address will be delivered before the Med
ical Society Of the above College. on Monday
evening, the 9TH instant, at y o'clock, in the
principal hall of the building.
The address will be delivered by our friend
and townsman. J. II. HUNTER. and we expect
from him a highly finished effort. We trust
our citizens will turn out on this occasion, and
We promise them they will meet with a first
rate entertainment.
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Feir-s s~sea sud renew % IN THE relisbls izzur-
snos t.iufssi az fsiT rzios, Olnce No 20 collsrs
=. 81, A-al. ...>, lui-..
Jaa2s-s NASH MARI, Agsnrs.
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VI arkets.

NV YORK, Feb. 5.-CottOn dull sales
O00 bales Flour firm. Corn firm. 79(GSl
for Waite. Bacon dull, sides 5000 should rs
6BGgGB., Sugar steady. 701S8 yellow corn
SOc.; Lard quiet, 123(GI2B. Whisky 20.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb 5.-Cotton-Sales to-
day 1900 bales; prices easier but quotations
unchanged. receipts at southern ports ahead Of
last yearl03.7j0 bales. Mess pork firm
10 50l@20 90. Whisky advanced 2 cents
on account Of Cincinnati dispatches, 20.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 6.-Flour dull, 25 ~
3 80. Country mess pork Is Co. Lard
lI4Gll8. Sugar bIoyant, sales 200 hhds.
Mnla-Scs 80. Coffee steady, sales 200 bags,
lIgGl23. Whisky, q. Bacon buoy ant. 81.
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TuE juvenile CANraEII. MINSrRELs AM
UoLpfNG JUvENu.E GuNrNENrAI.s.- The toll
lowing l. taken from the Columtu. Gazstr :
We had th. pl azure at LISTENING To- tus
charming troupe ol juvcuil' singers uu Mon
day last. aud were taken completely 10y sur
p-ise With th amount oi talent exhibited 10y
these I.jlliputai pr,di Iirs. The ~ rio' M
ancc supposed anything of the kind in thi-
city fr long time. The musical voice of
Master Wilii- Holding, aged Is years, ought
of itself to make the fortune of any troupe.
His two younger brothers are excellent in
their respective pirts-one of them playing
the fageolet in most surprising manner.
The minstrel bows Of another troupe, Masters
Mortimer, Harry. Edwin, Tommy aud Char
lev, all bright particular stars in their re-
sprctive spheres, shone out with peculiar
luster.
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Commercial.
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 2,-HIDES-The demand continues
fully equal to the supply and prices are firm at l49
15c for flint, l29l4 for dry salted, 7ac for green
sailed, and &c for butchers.
HAY-The market is nrm, and prime Timothy sells
readily at Sl29i2 So
HOPS-The demand continues moderate, and the
business doing fined the present OF con-
sumers- Prime retail at lie, other grades in pro-
portion.
part three weeks, and not equal 10 the dennu,
the stockt thas had accumulated in have been
much reduced, aud holders hay advanced the price
prime " h TO &c with sales o. 500 boxes at this
rate. English Dairy is firm at 1Of0ile, ard Nutmeg
ll912-
CANDLES AND SOAP-Star Candles continue very
firm rates, and the ie cy at the close
towards higher prices. We continue TO quote full
weight at 2ec ana IA OF at 49, Tallow Candles are
firm at IL Hl31zc. Opal is steady at 17c-There IS
change soap, bat the demand IS quite active al
sac for No and palm, and &c for extra.
rRUITS-Currants SC9lOc. Green apples are IN fair
request at 509S7 per brl. Dried fruit has been in
fair demand throughout the week, and prices have
ruled firm at S2a2Z 10 for apples, and S3f03 70 far
peaches (quarters) and 50 1888 70 FOR peaches
IRoN-The manufacturers of Pig, owing to the
duced stocs acid by IN IN, consequent upon the great
reduction te manufacture of this article, the past
year, have ooHcinded that an advance is not only
cas- bic. Dat r-Sslable, aud accordingly pTces have
beell trf pat mp by them during past week to
S32s9S-'s { ;-. and safes have been made at $50,
ctsb dem ui has hot Increased, h viewer, al
t'e Hr.Tt,s-s ne rolling mills and fUunCries
L l.l1- ~ 4nce premature. About 100 tons
..--- iCU 4 within the week, begin ng at $50,
Sill II So We have no change 20 notice III
81 Ct,atinue 10 qiOte common al 25zAG23zc, the
..-t ate for lots in the small way The demand for
-' chant Bar, Of nil kinds, is rowing, and Is pref
, good.
LAD AND SAOT-There is animation in the
market for these articles and the sales are hereto
fore confned parcels the current wants of
the trade; pig, this way sells &c; bar at 664
and sheet and piPe at 714071sc snot are steady at
S201D20 so per key
LlATIuR-A good demand in the regular way, and
we cOnunuc to quote as before:
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HONE Insurance COMPANY 80 NEW YoRK-We fad
tho following H the January, 1879, number OF the
New York Insurance Aon.tlr," which gives some
tica OF how tins institution stands IA that city;
How Insurance COMPANY NV YoRN-TN-
tKsNsE 40 tAnfAL.-Ih.s company, By resolution
ui its Beard OI Directors has AlCrCa-cd ~ capital
stock ttuiu sIT ndrc thousand - osk sLlIbN dol.
bars. IL stuck d now selling -O9 per cent TIC
NtdoI uTy Increase iu the value ag the CoyuIauy 5
sticN the ouiy proof needed or 4, JuIgcious and
-,Cc,SsiGl management IL h n,w generally egar-
cd iwonucnt lusura Institution al te city
y. tAtiist t"dlug the pruvcgbpl muttbnty q blsi-
uv-a autlss, the Home has pTe-cmincuuy abs pres
~cr.e O. make assurance duuby sure, To itself and
~ patrons
Nash 4 MARR are the Agents OF this Insurance com
pluy IN Nashville. See Statement Ia another coll
umu. fcb5-St
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The ssEIiXfr.,s

Prepared by DR.. JAS. WILLIAMS for the of DYS-
PEPSY and nothing but DYSPEPSY (as advertised in
another column has, by its merits obtained for
itself so high reputation in Philadelphia, that Phys-
clans acquainted with its properties, using them
selves and prescribing it to their patients convinced
by observation, of its great efficacy in restoring the
dsordeTed digestive organs a healthy function Nu-
merous cases Of Dyspepsy of the most aggravated
character, which abandoned as incurable by
some ofthe Medical Faculty, have by the of this
Elixir been restored perfect health attested
Gates testify aprl3-ly
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A COSTLY FIDDIE.-The violin Mr.. COoPER,
of the opera troupe plays upon. was formerly
the solo instrument Of "OLE Bull, and was
sold By him to a rich amateur for s2,500. in
1910, during his visit to England. Alter pas
sing through many hands, 1t came into The
possession of the Earl Of Falmouth al whose
death it was sold at public auction TO Mr..
COOPER for $1,000. IL was made in Cremona,
(Italg) ia 1914, by Joseph Guadnerius. aud
IL, p rIaps, the most perfect sp ,cimen extans
OF shat celebrated maker.
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From 1T, Louis.

ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 5.-Springfeld dispatches
say that the State loses $4,000 by the re-
Gently discovered canal checks.
Matteson asks a trial by the Circuit Court.
The Regu5Iican has Salt Lake dispatches of
the 18th. Judges Sinclair and Cradburgh
leave the Territory in the spring. saying the
Mormons respect the forms of the law, but
not the spirit. Neither murder nor any other
crime has been nor can be punished. Their
presence as Eed..raI nftic rs is larcical.
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Spiral notifes.
Rock City Mills.
J. Z. BAUIAN & Co., Propr

EICcS Oi AOuEs
and after this date, until further notice the
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SIIERIFF,S SALE.

Ill EiftGe ui vehaltlout expou4s - direct
ID 81. aud delivered frlm Tire honorable Crcgit
OtaFt of aVisssa CO. Ieuu., Al IA JsusEy 4rFsi,
1893, Nui expose O. tuhlir sale a. the highest hti
der ioT cash, al tr touFt house ard gate tg Nt
~ Aashs ailc, GA SATURDAY, fIik 5fA DAY AZ
MAit H. 1888 all the rist, ute etaist, interest sd
}. q. Fellows then had may have
aCiusssa the fogisxIiig arssF bes H-a: ts-
tAss, iowa. Lit Aus. aud 20 "a the isn q Lts
south Nashville bstsaslag - J. N lF~in's ESTATE
lad b. ~ e. March, AID registered u ttr hsas
ter ; pace e akx iaaszl caauiy, IA bonk No - sla
pAee oib, tie oelI.E lats ae1eca L, J, .
lows ~ 4. J. Aemiofds Z N, a. mas BE- sess o.
srieFencr ~ dccd IA H. stef snlar ~ tAsvislss
book No - pages a. aoa -ts. brtne iekla1 a.
the pfssfserty " q. feaSs, - satisfy gaglus4 4
ruadvFeA tsHoF og SAas LsaSi tt, ssssl4st J=lrz
L. Isl.lsin aud }. q. feltoss. fvsruagg 4, Esas
j. X HtAION, Ssle Il
~ ysslso4 c1uaty,
fshs-ti By I. c pRAKk, u~P'y sAesH-
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LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA. &c, are be-
coming very prevalent among our citizens
We would advise all who may be afflicted
with those distressing complaints to go at
once and get some of MCLEAN's STRENGTHENS
ING CORDIAL tits just the remedy 10 cure all
diseases of the Liver and Stomach. Try it.
See advertisement. febl-2w
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SEElS-There goad demand for Clover dur
ing The early part Of tue week, and the market was
urm AT 50, but towards the close the demand was
active, and the CtArngs Elrger and the market
closed duh at S9a26 so, IN the regul n WY, but
ruuc lots could not he sold more tuau o 75Gd6 So
iImc thy dun AZ ~ SS2. Flax in good uemaud
ana prices firm at 4OegI IS.
STARCH-owing to the adv in the prices Of
wheat and -orn this article "A Vanced tu Cat &c
OI--Linseed is I'm sealed 10 L held at Soc, bet
hav- mot heard aIIv sales at over sOc.
Lard is buuysut, aud has advanced q a &c for
No. t., including hrs. Red Is trmer, and may be call
ed &c 2 brl higher for all grades. We now quote
DstI.le al TO- &c brIs returned and Soponohed at
15la2s &c ilciJCIug.
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PhOnOmra.shy.

Docs it require years to learn t. write in Phonog-
raIhNy Let those who have reported so reconcile
thc,r statement with the following experience.
There is no parent in Nash vile who IL abb, 10 have
this branch taught that woIII lose this opportunity II
they Ancw the great al, antFes Of this art, and the
ease Is tn which can D" learned.
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The Pulaski hdPeodoat Citizen has been
temporarily suspended for want Of patronage.
The proprietor will canvass the surrounding
country, aud expresses the hope that he will
be able to resume the publication IN Il few
l.
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Messrs. Il. C. MCNAmY & Co., notify the
public through these columns. Of their re-
newed stock Of goods. For extent and vari-
ETY. they stand in the front rank of our Mr.
camille community. Give them a call.
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&C." Read the advertisement Of E. S. HAw-
KINs. in another column. He has on hand
several valuable building lots, &C., which he
will dispose of on the most reasonable terms.
His Office is No. Is Cedar street.
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Let il he remembered that Kinney's Ju-
venile Concert Troupe " will give "a series of
their unique entertainments, beginning to-
morrow night. at Odd Fellows Hall.
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as a candidate to represent the Senatorial
District composed of the counties of Giles,
Lawrence and Wayne. in the next Legisla-
tUrc,
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Fire atIeaxenwnrth.

LEAvENwORTH Feb. 5.-The ShO:well House,
a grocery. and lumber yard. were burned.
Loss 81 900. The remains of body were
found in the ruins supposed to have been an
inmate of the house
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Pacific Raiiroad Convent,on.

MARSHALL, Texas, Jan. 29.-The Pacific
Railroad arbitration committee have not fin
ished the examination of the Deed of Trust
claims, bat have already reduced the amount
below 100000; one account says $4,000.
Fowlkes expected to get possession this week.
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arrangements of the Liver and Sto,n-

Should at be attended TO.
HooFLAND's GEisNAN BTrTERs, prepared by DIR. C NJ.
Jackson, Phlad lrhia Pa land sold by Druggists and
dealers in medicines every where viii cure ali dise.s-
es arising from disordered Liver or Stomach
f,.hV-fnn
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River News.

ST. LOUIS, Feb 5.-The river has fallen six
inches in the last "a hours; feet water to
Cairo There is considerable ice, but il offers
but little impcdiment to navigation.
LOUISVILLE. Feb. 5.-There are seven feet
nine inches water in the canal.
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ga" VI call attention to the announcement
Of M.--r-. THOMPSON & Co, in this days pa
per. These gentlemen are too well known to
require any other Introduction to the public.
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For Congress.

gY- We are authorized [, announce Gen. Jas.
-. CuarIcs, # Montgomery county, a caud.latc
rr tue nomination Of the American Party for Con.
gross in tins Congressional District.
drrnS-td
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Also.
For Rent

INoR the balances % the year Tie private residence
II on AsrGet street, opposite CsFssi, wilsiord 4
~. = zu1 sjuiE ~ lie store u = \. Hols swofth
For terms, As, apply 10
fobz-u l. K GIAsCOCK kco.. Agents.
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Arrived.

New YORK. Feb. 5.---The steamer Cahawba
with Havana dates to the 30th, has arrived.
Another cargo of Africans had been landed
near Candennes
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EsARGAINS
Ready-made Clothing.

We are selling at REDUCED prices, for Cash, the bal
ancc of oar stock Of OvER-COArs, LUSlNF>Ss COATS
HEAVY PANIS AND NESrS.
WARD, BIRMINGHAM n CO.,
Iaul3-n No. 20 south side square
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From Chicago.

CHICAGO. Feb. st is reported that on ey-
animation of the Canal checks at Springfield
they proved to be genuine, having never 10, b
Cancelled when presented to the Bank. and
have been subsequently, purloined and put in
circnl afinn
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Nea lrrangement for 1888.

IIAEI.ttl taAsa charge Of the large and well known
eEi4lsasesl.at Cedar street, Ne L. Iof merry
sf.aa = .. James, pEegArea - Is So
Nr-f cEaIaisslou FOG saEs, Al Erzss5lAbte
4ey Asssse this CITY, ~ soase e - eoGn-
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