davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1860-06-15

TTNHE PROPRIETOR has recently erected, In con
L nection with, and as part Of the Washington
Hotel" large two story building-20 BY co feet
BY which be Is enabled 10 provide the travelling public
with larger number Of eapacOus, comfortable and
exeeently ventilated apartments than be afforded
by any other public house In Washington Territory
An Idea OF his ability IN accommodate the public may
be judged from the fact that the Hotel contains TWEEN
ty-hve private rOOms-(exclusive Of family apart
ments)-six Of which are large drawing rooms, Of
parlors.
Thankful to the public for the liberal patronag,
heretofore extended to the proprietor and having thu
enlarged upon his former business, he feels confident
he can render the sojourn Of strangers with him com
Portable and pleasant and no pains shall be spared /.
set his table as well as any In like business.
Beds and bedrooms furnished to such as may desir,
them.
Board by the day and week.
A good stable Is attached to this establishment
which will be amply supplied with forage for the &C
oommodaton OF animals Of the travelling public.
share Of public patronage is respectfully soil
cited.
Olympia, Dec. 1, 1857.
, 1860-06-15

~ There are no old maids in Japan.
The institution is unknown. When a girl
reaches a certain age without being bound
in chains matrimonial, the authorities inter
est themselves in her behalf, and speedily
bring her husband, whom she is bound
to take, willing or not willing
, 1860-06-15

bSr A prize fighter in England, named
Sam Hurst, has put up with the editor Of
Bells Life $40, as an earnest Of his willing
ness to fight John MOrrissey for $500 or
$1,000 side. II Morrissey declines, Hurst
will meet Henan, victor or Vanquished in
bis fight with Savers.
, 1860-06-15

az " How are you dongi" Is the question daily
asked Of L. II. DEY0, at the BILLIARD and BOW
LING SALOON on Commercial Street. No. 1876 next
door 10 the Post once, Seattle, W. T. He candidly
answers that be Is doing very well now, and expects
70 do better in the spring, when the road Is open 10
the SimilkAmeen gold mines. 12d
, 1860-06-15
DIED,

At the residence Of s. s. Phillips in Lewis county,
W. T., Of disease Of the liver, JONATHAN WILSON,
aged 81 years.
, 1860-06-15
TREADWELL & CO.'S
LIST OF MACHINES
FOR HARVEST OF 1860.
ROaDor9.

ROaDor9.
r,N-Vv.s c.,.,..,., p..-., ~ -
M ANNi ,S CSiep!dvSu p St heaPtI anu mower COM
~ m olhea. slAue Dy "ouu,' 1l uolso faiis-maue
~ a. aIu ~. I,ah ever before, Gus
~ lee'; snuBy packet ior snlPPng 70 remote Ils-
Francisco.
McCORMICK's Reaper, with new improvements,
made in 1859 being the latest and best machines ever
turned out by him. Six feet cut Made expressly for
Treadwen &'Co., San Francisco.
HEeSEfs Reaper-substsntiai and effective ma
BgRaALLs RssPs5oa COED and sndariqg Reaper.
AiE TRRS5%yy %sS$I%s; cgi: s, 81 iosI; f., -, I or. -.
feet
EAGLE Reaper and Mower-cam motion. Cuts
Ave feet-
WOODS Moving Maehine-a splendid twOhorse
machine. ''''''1 '''''
WOODS Swather-a new machine. worked by two
, 1860-06-15
NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL LEAVE FOR THE
Il Atlantic States on the 22d day Of June or on the
departure Of the mail steamer from Olympia. Any
business to be transacted at the Departments or In
any Of the large cities Of the East which may be en-
trusted TO him will receive prompt attention He will
return to this Territory during the month Of October
next E. c. FITSHUGH.
June 8, 1860. 10
, 1860-06-15

plank MORTGAGES, neatly executed, for sal.
ID at this ohhce.
, 1860-06-15
STRAYED,

IRON THE UNDERSIGNED, A SMALL BAY
Marei white stripe In the face; branded with letter
c. reversed, both shoulders; bad on when she len
a small bell hung with a soldiers belt marked No. ST.
Whoever will give me information where the said
mare can be found, viii be literally rewarded. Ad
dress the undersigned at Olympia, P. o.
q. 7. GROW,
SW29 Beaver Creek Tburston County W.T..
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The CASE OF THE NEGRO IN THE Box.-A

The CASE OF THE NEGRO IN THE Box.-A
Magistrates Court met yesterday afternoon
in the office of Esquire FERRIs-Messrs. FER
RIs and ROBERTSON ION the bench'-to in
yestigate the Case Of NATHAN JAMES, who is
charged with having boxed up Mr.. McCLURE's
negro man ALEX aud shipped him by ex-
press to Cincinnati, some ten or twelve days
ago.
The first witness examined was the veri-
court drew almost as large crowd as one
horse circus. He dcposed that there was q
white man at the hottam of his attempt TO
escape that be met the white man at the
house OF ALE SAVAGE "a neg-o), at the sug-
gestion of the latter, about two weeks ago
last Monday; that white man proposed to
take him to Cincinnati in box that white
man asked him how much money be had :
told white man he had sixty dollars /; met
white man several times, and al one of their
silver watch to pay white man for shipping
him to Cincinnati Write man, or ALT Say
AGE, told him to see NATHAN JAMES and con-
suit with him about the reliability of white
man, &C.; consulted NATHAN JAMES accord
ingly; NJ. said white man was all right
was the man for the job ;-then told white
mau he would go white man got box and
sent it up to the house of u, Friday after
noon white man wanted ALEX to get in
box and be nailed up that night; was afraid
of being ''smothered" by being in box too
long, and insisted on postpOning the boxing
till next morning; which was done got in
the box next morning and was nailed up by
n. j.; was put on a dray and sent to the Ex-
press Office, and thence to the depot of l.. d
n. Railroad, and so Seymour, Indiana.
where box busted" and he leaked out was
instantly sliced and hurried back 10 Louis
vile and put in jail.
Did MT know white mans name asked
him for it two or three times, but white man
declined to give it; had use for that him
self.
NATHAN JAMES was permitted TO make a
statement of his connection with the affair.
which was written down, and signed 10y the
defendant, who denies that he nailed up the
box or that he knew what sort of stuff the
box was filled with when he sent it off. He
was bound over to the Criminal Court IN the
sum of $4,000
ALI SAVAGE will be up before the Magis
tfates this morning, when it will be seen how
far he was instrumental in getting ALEX off.
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Cincinnati Market.


FLOUR-No change in the market; the demand is
but mofe-ate The sales fined to $50 bbis at
s. seas So SupcTfue. md 50 65G95 30 Tor extra.
Ne would add that IS diff ut To buy sell largely
1t the quotations. The receipts ntnue light
WHISKY A duh and heavy mlrSet to-day, and
nrises &c lower closing heavy. The sales Were
1900 bib at l71zc, incluing that from wagon.
PRovIsIONS-The market has not changed in any
essut al particular Satur ay the de mInd, for
any article is O. ly mo eraie, but holders generally
ask rates "A shade above TIA Sc buyers willing 10
nav A moderate dem nd FOR Mess Pork, with les
OF 400 bbs at % Not much Offering at this rate.
tcOa rather dull aud If any change u favor #
buyers 20 hbds sides sold al Ok, and 40 do do 1T
the same rate hid. Shoulders sold at &c fair
demand Bulk Meats, aui holders urn, cUntcndng
for rates a sh.ce above those Offered Sales Ur so
hhds shoulders Ond 80 d. at Indianapolis, at
the same rate, mel sing packages VA both cases -
sides are held at ISs but did not hear OF q
sale. Lara IS morally he 4 at lO3SdlO5ac, bu; 81
terc sold al lohc, which Is the outs de ate ~ re
OLA sa e Of 80 bbls Insecd at 671zc; % 90 at
621zc-
WHEAT There is good demInd f'r prime white
at 81 S5DI IS and for prime red at 81 30G1 IS
sprinr is dull at 81 Isal 20, anu go deal 'n-r-
lug sales 50 bushels chuice Kentucky white at 81
4o $50 do prie red at 81 81 800 do do DO at ST. -
delivered; 90 do do white at 81 81 800 do do do at
81 IS
CORN--The demand continues good. with light re-
ceipts, AMI the mai ket arm at 4iGs 5o Tor ear, Ia
bulk aud 49c for shcliel
oArs-There Is a good a maud with light receipts,
and prices shade higher; we quote them at 70
a4Tc Ia bulk stlcs busHels If IA store Al f05sci
600 10 In SACKS n l6c; 600 do ia bulk at 10
RYE-The market is dull aud prices declined lie per
bush sing al 9Ic FOR PRIME; sales goo bushels at
g4c
BARIEY-TueTe Is a fair demand fer prime fall at
s0la s5c: inferior Is dull, and prices irregukr-
H,Y-The market Is steady, With far demand at
SIsalg y Ton for prime tbs in ba les, on arrl-
val, aud s22(B24 loose IA wagons
CHEESSE-Ihe demand for old continues fair, and
the market steady last quotations New is dull al
&c, sales so boxes new AT &c.
BUFFER Prime fresh Is scarce and in demand at
lss2Oc: nm "a dull at 1901 &c There Is good
deal OF inf the market which Is sold for grease
Sc.
APP ES-The demand FIR prime Is fair at 81 per
bbl common are dull a, - SOFAS 2 Dbl.
PoTATu Es-The market - duh, and prices nozi
ntl atsI al IS 2 bbl FOR prime NortLerA, and
s5cSSl FOR common-
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Q0mulerfiaL.
DAILY PArRIoT OFFICE,


COTTON-The market has been very dull
! during the past week, and sales light. We
quote the several grades as follows, Inferior.
4a4a; Ordinary, sac; Good Ordinary 63a7;
Low Middling, SASH; Middling sa92.
TOBACCO.-Sold yesterday at A. Hamil
toms. 80 hhds at prices from 81 20 TO 10.
BACON Hams 9; Shoulders z; Clear
Sides lo@loIc per Id.
FLOUR-We continue to quote at s7(97
so R d for Extra; and s696 so for Super
fine; Extra in bags SO SO; Superfne So per
% 10.
LARD-The highest figures paid now for
lard is s4c p ID.
SEEDS-MilIet Seed 2 1892 20; Orchard
Grass Seed 81 as; Clover Seed So 90;
Herd Grass 81 25@SI SO; Timothy Seed s.
So Clean Blue Grass 81 30(92 so ;
Stripped 81 IS; Hungarian 81 25 per bush.
WHISKY-Rectifed 25@27; country
brands 5O975c.
SUGAR-New Orleans brown 9@92c. p
b. by the bbl.; &c. lower by the hogshead
n. Y. Coffee sugars 1O@1l3c, crushed aud
powdered ill@l2ke; loaf lI@l2c.
IRON-Tennessee-B 5 &c, Band 1914
Horse Shoe 81, Nail Rod 9, Boiler 81 Sheet
84@93, Hoop s4993. Pittsburg-Bar 81 !,
Band 5b96. Horse Sboe5, Nail Rod Sheet
5A@6, Hoop 79s.
MOLASSES-New Orleans in bbls. 44(9
Acc. p gallon; 4Sc. in half bbls.
GOLDEN SYRUP.--In Barrels zoe, in
half-harrels IS, in kegs 81 90.
COFFEE Stock light, demand fair
Prime Rio is worth l32>@I43o. Laguyra
I4@I4a; Java 1920. Baltimore strictly
choice IA.
CANDLES.-Star firm at Is tor IA OF;
Il for full weight; Tallow, 12}c.
HIDES AND -Wequotegreen
hides cents, dry 10; Southern salt II.
Oak Sole Leather Soc. p b. for best quail
! ty; Harness 80.
RAGS-ForCotto Ragsin good order
cents is readily paid.
WOOL-Tub-washed in demand at 81
cents, pulled, 2s@3O; unwashed 1920.
OIIS.-Linseed, use; Lard 5 l 10; Tanners
100 100; Cod Liver 81.
BALED HAY--From store $50 per ton
good supply on hand.
Notwithstanding So 90, and Rife 81
| 90 per keg.
GINSENG-In fair demand at so cents
p ID.
FEATHERS-Are now selling at 40 cents
p h.
BEESWAX.-In demand at 25926 cents
SALT-Barrel salt IS selling at 35c. q
bushel, AMI sack at 81 60 for fine. In lots
a reduction is made on sack.
DRIED FRU1T.-Apples ar e selling at
81 2O0I % p bushel. No peaches in mar
| ket.
ROPE-GrassI21@ l4c .Jute 124; Cotton
Thread 224@23.
LEAD-7k cents p ID.
SHOT-Buck 81 40; Drop 81 80 per pa g
NAILS.-Threes So so. Fours "a so pei
keg, Skies 81, Fights So IS, Tens and Larger
sizes Sd so.
TURPENTINE-65c
IRISH POTATOES.-S2C9 25 p Dbl
| from store.
MEAL-7Oc. p bushel.
BARLEY.-7S9S0 soc per bushel.
ALE.-Crossman & Druckers's Beer Sc
Lager 81.
CORN-Retail from store 9Oc. p bushe
wholesale 6597Oc.
OATS-75@S0c. 3 bushel.
BRAN-S2O p ton.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-26
DIR. .AENG'S OISPENSAHY
Or PRIVATE DISEASES.
: DIR. KING ,formeTIy II New Y

|Csa<> DR. KING formerly of New York FOL
I@6 hcltstf four years 81 Louisville, Ken.
WIN IA a. devoted las at -uLIin a. th tressI
& private diseases Tor over 20 years, dItters
I,lf, having .ttrnde u a ract.v- tor 80 many
al C Ell 90 IN nv fh1Is Al $ ,Ic Is entb led
= AL disease, o. : prIvlts nature, ~ IA tier
al IN nay b. frs ala iicIJus mril al treat
|. Or Cbtn- H-siect Hf III r avn pr. Kings
as,ry - 70. - Del.lerI5N street. betg cen CIer-
the SUR, -cu1d stIry, where be cures all
Is Of pFtElt nature
OSKtE CIret With .ut uRaEc0Is m .iIcIurs or
re lcss ss4I4 business
ilTUKss cd Oit o. T-cett date, rFer;u4ily cured
wkrrrL = structure rxi = lie tigh cannot be
itersuiues the cons itItf1a . m41a-
HIS With al the dts 4 l4c sNIH grtwing
ueSi-ct ~ U4I rsttlnegt, c1a b. e iectu IIy
Ia a lea dtys-
NAL WE.KSEss -PArtcu-ar attenti n having
Ivet % ID : iLs.lSs, atd AL the consequences
x put Of Il, br1usIt 81 - many "a SIS ~ tue
CLive a t1.Ls 4 ii1safs lfr tt- TJIlL's aud x
9 IA iuIg -ac- ~ "a ptsspl,, ueg let o - rs
l-rInile the - ssIstIti a .i-rI - Ib
lttif asIlezs % : E-ieL- Al rzsIss-.g prrn1
. AZ
| .l=s sElp nav b. t,b1riug s.tA Any .iI.a.elly
10 Nh IA ~ res n Il %. IA a-lltfr re ei.
| OIs - Ing tDsb4t. b. S.i,Ilg III st4JluE
- sitE a see "a e - 4. dread - ~ A
~ = t-A s-r g SIC "a "a H. &c an, Nili
a Is--sssary -ns .a---4s. q o. LIc.r Il ~ -
say IA --li ~-rs-t cr=- obs rived.
saIrs-rJn . JiciI = O.. If- n ,raItg uIatt . -
oliaS- mAy50-54dANt
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-26

Mrs FARREN's DRAWING Room ENTERTAIN
NENT-The Drawing-Room Entertainment Of
Mrs HENRY FARREN at the Theatre last eve
ming, though not largely attended, was very
interesting and attractive. When the cur
tain rose. Mrs. FARREN looking more beauti-
ful than ever, came forward. and made n
pretty little speech to the audience, and read
Nothing TO Wear" lending to that praise
despatched poem a grace and beauty it does
rot within itself possess. Mrs. FARREN is an
excellent reader, and would render a less
worthy production attractive. She is also a
charming vocalist, and sang the Echo Song
within mile Of Edinborough Town" The
Red, White and Blue" &c, most DELIGHTFULLY."-
As an actress, Mrs. FARREN has attained an
envable position. Her personatiOn of "Ophe-
liza" in one of the scenes in HImla and of
Lady Gay Spanker," was warmly applaud
ed.
We would be glad to see the entertainment
repeated, and We are sure the audience would
be much larger on the next occasion.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-26

fn0 ErSaEiS Ne Yssk aeresr rstsEass, god
iOO tsr szss@s pta.sssEs last essessss e.ss tsc
sals ~ A. 4E>klSs.
n-r-A-G Ne. "a 4satk 4 sF<zz 81
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-26

ae popularity Or tue MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ
with the civilization OF tue
e. other articles claim To- Giie0tGte pain aud
-sss-this eases. Family Physicians, Govern
tI,sJiL,is, Farmers, I'IIuters, Farmers, Livery
a. ,n1re pIrtIeuIlriy demonstrated this fact
n.,i,.,,t ,i... Na .srssrle ever before re
81 such undivided praise aud suppeTtfrOm Medi-
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River News.
ARRIVED.
April 24.-Umpire, Burksville.
Sam Rirkman, Cincinnati.

April 24.-Umpire, Burksville.
Sam Kirkman, Cincinnati.
DEPARTED.
John Gault, Louisville.
25.-Ella, Paducah.
The river is falling slowly, with 81 feet
water on the Shoals.
The MHnefonka is the packet for Paducah
today. She leaves at noon.
The Gen. Anderson passed Smithland yes
terday deeply laden. and will probably be in
port by O'Clock p. NJ. to-day. She will
leave for St. Louis on Friday at II NJ.
The J,lmes Johnson will reach this port to-
night, and will have despatch Tor her return
trip 20 New Orleans.
The Janles Woods departs at 10 4. NJ. to
day for New Orleans. A delightful trip is 10
store for those who make the trip on her.
1t will BE- seen by the following. which We
clip from the Cincinnati Commercial, that the
C. E. HiuRlan is on her first voyage to St
Louis:
WHEELING. April % p. M--EDs Cox
Capt. J. y. COrbi,t'> new and splendid Nash
willie and 81. Louis United States Mail Pack
ct, &. t. Hillman, left yesterday morning for
ST. Louis direct. over 5000 spectators con
grcgated on the Leyee 10 witness her dcpAr-
ture-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-26

DRowNED.-WuLIAN Pow Kill fell of OF the
steamboat UizYtre, on the night OF the 24th
inst, at the upper wharf Nashville, Tennes-
SCI. He was dressed in brown pants. white
shirt, and large oyercoat, With striped silk
neck-handkerchief; has sandy hair and blue
eyes. and was a medium sized man,
Twill give handsome reward Tor che re-
eovery Of the body OF my brother. Apply
TO me ca board the steamboat above named
or 10 bis wife at 80 Cedar street.
apr 26-dlL HOScR POWELL.
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Misfellaneons.
$1,000 REV ARD.

IN Consequence OF the numerous fires that have oc-
CURED within the city recently, win their
marked evidences OF Ecendiarism 1, :. n Eoliings-
worth Mayor ol the eiIy of Nashville, by virtue
the recommendations OF the City Council. VIII give
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
a reward for the Apprehension and convection OF
any person or persons Of the crime Of airs N within
the COrporate ! mitS- TIE crime 70 be committed
at any time within three months from tie date
hereof ) N. HOI.I1AGSWoAIH, Mayor.
NASHVILLE, April Ii, 1sto
The Underwriters authorize to offer an add
ti0nai reward 4 five HUNDRED DOLLAssS Tor the
apprehension ANA conviction above.
aprls-u ). " huI.l.aNGSW ORTIZ
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stock Neducea.

DRFPa RING zoon 10 make a change In ctr bnsasss
L ArTan1 ene.ltS We desire 80 retlnce our prcseat
-tDck much a = s-ihls. a. order 10 do this sc
Wsll fer prsScut sta u Sta, sic and Fancy Dry
foods reduced prces We awe hand nne
assortment Il SIX Baragas Assiins and travelling
Goods, ant Ia Tact ever1 lhiag one c1aid ssh fr
also, White Goods, EmhreidsrIes, Hos cry, liable
Dsmask. - eeIing, Bietised Il Brown tutne =
Plantation Goods Tar asd wamen, Ctsths. Cassi
mrFcs, EcsIngs and Under wear ftT &c iucme8- We
sis call Particular attention 10 bargda cgasI-
ter IN Whch viii b. found At times many assra-
ole goods a. one fourth their value.
april u ~ cHOLsgsN 4 HUMPHREY.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-26

WE are prepared TO cxecu'e orders for Drugs
w and Medicines and all articles pertain
* the Drug Business, Slth despatch aud At Ii,
west market price
The same sntion viii be given as heretofore q
ave every article good quality as regreSe itec
I'd in instance viii Ruy thing be put up that Is OF
doubtful or sophisticated character.
IL Is intention tn MAINTAIN the reputation We
ave lisheu in selling but Pure drugs
eden mes aid We therefore, invite you to examine
r stocE before buying elsewhere, believing ecan
.ow on IN lucements seldom offered ia this y
aer Southern city. Iu addition u Drugs we have
Instantly hand large stock of Perlumery
zap, and Toilet Articles, White Lead, I4nsoed Oh
irpeniIne ,v<"uiShes, L'191rs and Wines for medi-
Al use. apri0-tf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-26

ES-We are indebted to JoHN J. SULLIVAN,
for the Cincinnati Commercial, in advance of
the mail delivery.
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rs-The Louisville papers of yesterday
were laid upon our table last evening byone
of the Messengers of Adams Express Compa-
ny. He has our thanks.
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IkIIEUMATIeM

ears sIsifdsIg has been Totally cured. Piles,
re-, Fam7rs RCuniHg Sores, Scroluii stun JOINTS,
Us. SseiiiBYs, Burns, Bits, BoiIs, Chaps, Neu
A. salt Rbeun, and ali aches ami pains upon
and kindred complaints upon
HORSES, CATTLE, &c.
l. a. Ring -J0Iits O.ii Scratches Spawn, POlEvi,
s.iyIu-u AID CufetI by
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tIrE e4Ee asseues so See kbsesf - - sszT -
w - = 8szk. - 80 49, - zzss =. - -
= IT, = srs<t slzz - Or - = ia sr4-
So tt tAz<ss9 sp<es sslk y fzzssita ast = -
ssesazsss44 = - ks1 eTis zzsse - s<sst lzaza
f-eE - s.stt - zhek 8e 80 az-ea 8s--zz -
fsels EsaFf4 stFesf & 4zsft4eyss xEszsff stars.
ssss<kt &c - e.. - -
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HouSt keeping Made Easy.

THE WHEAT CHEER YEAST CAKES Will Always
i insure good wholesome bread. ; For is cents y,si
get one dczen Yeast Cakes, which will MAJ 50
large loves ol tie best bread
500 CAKES SILVER SOAR, hourly expected by
express almost cry family IN town has used a..
FOR spring Gle snirg a - invR'usble-tor washing
PANT, KING GlAssrs, Glsed Nugg, Marble, silver
Plated M,Tc.
kKFRlGkRA iURS--We have sold large Loo OF
those famous philadelphia RetrgcratOrs- he have
a large lot coming Ihey warranted tn give sat
.sf4ctiJn, they nvt only tie bess but Ihe
cheapest kaowu.
aprl1-d MACKENZIE K htNChiN.
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CAN DiO ATES.
8-ECrIoS OS rsGKsDAY, MAY 24ru.
cor AGtoruey General.

We are = q in-LZst - sauiIn e ftI n. VIII
As cInlli.ts Tor rs-eLesSisa q th- sinvr Il
~ tsSuc-.Li "a Las -INtn IalteIG DislrtCt q
sss tl~st.,n ei1E LAY D Nay, ls5O.
I'LL
We are aatiTsFtzed 20 announce IAAx- =
ESD, als csa. .lLste Tor tie uu-- - Attorney
j ct thc NilrID ia itClti q rcuiT, - opposed of
Gutl-s cf DIyuisoa. SIap-s Aa4 Will lnsOu
IN asxt Nav. s.rtS-te
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WATER COOLERS, sc.

w "A In SooA<AAsSS S>Ss
q TST received direct from the manufacturers and
j for sale al lower prices than before sold in
this market.
rs plata Water Coolers,
rs roTceiain lined do.
10 McDonald's Reir.geTators.
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