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Mississippi River Cotton Plantation
for Sale.

ME Cypress Bend Plantation Chicot county, Arkansas,
one OF the very Cotton Plantations the Mississippi
er row offered for sale at the extremely low prce OF
II has on all the Improvements and machinery required
% eghy hands, sn1 1000 Of land cultivation, now
rearing crop Of Unsurpassed and There are Seo
$50 in the tract, and not but is arabic Pro
' as TINS place is By trent and sid evees oveTbow5 i'm
possible and upoA examination It will be found the eheaPes
Refer to LRDsLY Nashville Tenn, the premises
10 II. & A. c. WkLLB0kN.
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a BoardinE and DaY SchooI.
FOR YOUNG LADIES,

EUIl IUtNG LAUIEN
NWTILL be opened September ISt in Nashville by ].
Wv W. NICHOLS formerly Principal Of the Florence Pe-
Academy, Allah and dQring the years
er in the Nashville Female Academy
building selected for this Institution at termination
OF Spruce street, and is.nOSn he ''Couzzns" House
The Of instruction will comprise branches usual
Iy required in English education most competent Pro-
fessors in Music Drawing, French, &c, are engaged
IT T=fo particularly ddress J. W. NICHOLS,
am Nsshy
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AhSghany Springs.
81 MILES FRoN EVANSVILLE DEPOT.
RInnIrnrnerN Cnuntr. Nir-Irn

FFNIE Proprietors having purchased this Watering
Place in October last have thoroughly repai red and
furnished with entirely furniture hest class ans
will it for the reception of the 18TH dnV
of June.
Having increased dstOns, liberal arrange
ments for the comfort their guests they themselves
that but few ~ any Wse Places will afford the at
fractions ia this.
shaEsyiue Depot Virginia and Tennessee Raroad on he
banks Of the Roanoke River and surrounded Of the
most beautiful and
Mountains Of Virgins The Water has acquired eputa
onln the last Few that is ANYTHING
In cmmeniatOR Of if. t conridsred specific for the
worst dscrdered cundt Of the SOmah BoWes and
and for postraon Of the system We might append
number Of certificates from Physicians
witt its merits and to these might he added dd inRBl
Passengers will mt Sha vsvle by Horse 0nni
buses, 70 convey them road the Springs Persons
leaving Ba tim Washington, Richmond, Petersburg in
the mornag arrive 1t the Springs day from the
South E ind the conveyance train
-unel9-d4m BOOTH, C0LHOUN & co.
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= FORM OF ogFER

agree 70 ufnsn and deliver, IN The respective an he
articles named in the classes hereustO aed the
provisions Of The schedules herfOr, nonty with the
adv erseneat Of the Bureau Of Construction Sc 81 August
y ieba Should offer be accepted request addressed
as--. and the contract sent to the navy agent at
or TO-, for Sigaaturs and and ceTtlfeate
Signature. A. B.
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REaEwABLE AT PLEASURE

RENEWABLE AT PLEASURE
oIe Square, year. s3OEAch additional Square, SO
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, will be charged for the excess.
In TIE uBEELI,
oNE Dollar Square ss Fn4r cENTs for each
subsequeDt Insertion.
Advertisements published in Daily and Weekly will
added. "
7rGnsist Advsrssents sst Be maid for at th sie Of
inSSrfion. ail : - -
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NEBRAAKA
Synopsis Of the Presidents Proclamation
No. eco, dated April 20, 1850.
n orders public sales in tie Territory Of Ngaas, A. fl


orders public sales in the Territory Of Nebrasa As fol
IL lows:
At the land oce at BreEnsVe he 6ih DAY Of August
next Of tvensx Townships, heretofore unoersd In
ties Of Jones and saline. ~ =
At the land Office st Brownsville. the 2Oh dav
next OF twenty four tovnshps, heretofore unoGsrsd In lie
counties OF Fillmore and Jefferson.
a. the land Office Al Nsbrasta City. the 3b d Of st
next OF twenty eight townships and fractional tounshz here
fore u offered, IN the eaunts Of Clay, Lsncssr Sc
line, Greene, and Butler.
At The land Office NebraskR Cry on The 27th a OF Au
next Of twenty townships fractional tounship here
loere unonees in the counties Of sars Greene and Butler
At The land oce at Omaha City, on he I3f ay OF An,
pex Of thirty three townships and fractional toznsis
heretofore unoEeFed in The counties Plate lard aud
AT the land ee at DacotAh City day q August
Dex OF forty tOEnshps and fractional townshps heretofore
Court.
At the land Office Dacotah City on the s0h lay q August
next q thirty townships heretofore anofercd
ties Of Pier and QEi Court. -l ...s -.
The Ia DDS viii Be offered With The exceptions OF h0o
sections sc, &c.
The sales sill be kept open lands 81 oGersd
which siO Be accomplished within and lon1
and no prvae entry Of Of laas viii BE- admitted until
after the expiration Of the 10
emptOn claimants required b establish their claims -
the satisfaction Of The proper Rgstsr Rysr and make
payment for the leOrr the jyapponte for the
meneement Of the public sales otherwise their claims will 10
forfeited. JOS. 3 WILLOW,
Commissioner % The General Land Office.
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All OF which l will sell very
union street. imRr27l
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Glass No l. Bricks: cassNo. g. White pine, spruce juniper
No Lme hair platter class No g. Gravel
sand; class No IL lr Vn nall, and spikes; cls No. L.
Steel cass a. File class no . Paints, oils and glass;
No 6 ship ehand cry clas No. L. Hardware; No. 49,
Static cry class No 20 Hay straw class 81
No % Charcoal - eprm and nbrcatng ois
Btumnous Cumberland COAL No. 30 Broad Top
nouscnal.
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Class No white OAK logs; yellow pine plank STOCK logs;
elm: 10 black spruce; L. Egnumvite 81, rOu
mills . lead zne Gad TIM "a pgiron 3 PadEsrs 2 paints
oiS, &C. y fax eansas % cotton cotton
wue; 81 glass; % leather 80 hose "a buzhss IS bunting and
dry goods 81 pitch, tar aod rosin 3, 0W, sozp ell;
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wH1Kar. roei,t n heavy stock OF GROCERIES, Ii
w GU0Rs. &c, comprising extensive ana "a 49, - ~
menf Of everything usually KEPT ia cur line ana 20 "
epectfully i1yite the sttention Of the trace.
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New Fan and winter Goods,

EHE uhaersigned Giving his Of and Win
Ter Goods for Oentemen Wear, all the styles
Also choice lot o. Furnishing Go ds which
ateOtisn Of his Gust Pmsrs and the public generally.
SAM PRICHITT,
54Co!lcge street.
N. B.--Scolts Fashions for lS60 and6l.
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WARRINGTON.

Glass No 9 white oak plank; TO- white pns; "a, Hhiea
oars IS, white OAK slaves snd heading 81 iron; - spikes
nails lead sire aud u 25 hardware - paints oils;
80, TAX and cotton tEine ptc tar and Tosn tao
and oil 80 ship ehandlery; A., stationery.
Aux96-iaH4E
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CScHors' OLD coRNER)
NEW AND COMPLETE STOCK

DOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, VALISES,
Travelling Bags, Carpet Bags Ladies saches and every
article usually kept in our line
goods eced with to to the opinion
friends call We determined exert
ourselves the please all who cali
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JUST OPENED.

81 DHHOh oLTeetg 81
OUR Spring and Summer FASHIONS together with a choice
assortment Of French Cloths, CAssineres YestingS &C.
Of iportions, which will be made up Supe
For style, snd % which respectfully invite attention
@ HARVEY 4 co.
B-AlEsys on hand select assortment Of furnishing
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TIE y PHESS EREIGIT TRAIN

an the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
" running the ed day Of July, IN connection with
the Exprcss Trains Southern lines via Charleso
and Savannah, and coatnue during the business
Through tine ffpn Eev York. eight days.
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VALUABLE RIAL ESTATE FOR SALE
NTsuING to make other investments propose to sell
w all our Real Estate in Davidson county followc
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
StuAtedon the franklin Turnpike mile Of the city,
and oPPosihe residence Of the late Joseph W Horton.
Containing about Forty Acres
This H. perhaps the most commanding tevcnity Nash
VILE desirable country resde The house viii
sold with y r Is ares Of land purchaser may
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
the Sim Tract, situated the smith Turnpike fold
Lebanon road within hre miles OF Nashville containing $50
The soil s gooo, Il u well vateFed and tinberr
bedyded into small tracts Of wenty acres and urwar
which admirably adapted for country residecS gar
dens and dairy tarmS. Also, that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
road, occupied By Mcamrbs and formeyiv
owned by Thos Harding containing 25e acres This
psce - well known a. to need further description Il viii
also be divided 70 suit purchasers c. Mechanical viii ho
these places to any one who viii call "
All the above property will be on reasonable farm, 5
on q credit of one, two, three and four years ~
Apply A. v s. Lindsey, Nashville, or 70 either Of n. nm
derSEnde, THOS. c. Nee AMPBEIJ
SIX miles from Nashville,
J. A.MCCAMPBBLL
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GrsERAL LAND orTiGE, June 4. 500
KANSAS.
svuoDsiS Of the Pr.sideaI,s ProeIarnarIsn.
- 40. GO, dated April 90, 1890

Ut orders public sales the Territory Ka1zs, az fol-
= lows: ..l H.H.g
At the land at Junction City, the 9Th day Of Anzs
n H. Of fry townships and parts oFnships heretofore m
ufsred 10 the counties Of Marshall ant Washington.
AT the Junction CITY, 2Bl day az fuyf
nex: thirty three toEnsnips heretofore unofss In -
counties Of Clay and Dickson
the land Office a. junction City, 2Ot DAY Of sp,e
her next. OF thy-four toEnshPa and fractional
heretofore Hered in the counties OF Vile and BtIe
At the land ofce al Fort Scott the 18Th day II Ausuu
next twenty ave and parts Of heretofore
cnofsred, in the counties u Anderson, Coffee Ns5io "a
Butler. 80
The lands vii Be 'aTed vi the usua exceptions Of school
Tie sales viii be kept open un the lands are an oFssd
private entry Of Of the lands wi be s,ts5 ff 60
the expiration Of the two weeks.
feempson claimants uired to essbh their claims 10
the satisfaction Of the proper Register au4 Recve md a
payment foe the before ay APPOINTED s he r
OF the public ies, otherwise their chains will Be or
ie'ea- JOS 8. WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Oaics
GENERAL LaED oETIcE June "a, 1850. july2O-disEsu
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OBJ 9asgbiIIe Onion ann 5meritau.
Daily IS; Tri-weekly S.; weekly 81.
Rates OF Advertising.

TEN LINES Oh LESS CONSTITUTE A SQUARE.
II IL. THR nAIIY
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The following are the classes required at he respective navy


Class No. yellow pine and spar timber; 10 white
pine class H. ash plank; a. white oar aftsrs class
81 roni %, spikes and nas g. lead, zinc tn 25 harEare
q psin oils sc; - % canvass 3gcotto1
and FAX tne 80 leather IS bunting dry goods 81 pitch
tar, rosn IS tsos, AID oil 90 ship ehzDder 50
tionery Al freHood.
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EOERAvELERs BIZ 5 "a I'D 80.

The SachiEist the Ira = vtisr sd 49,, 49,. f,,i
L l shosS Iet IN life tAtsgs him within
bear in mind that this Magic Rxrser n ~ - ~ oiv
~ ~ ~ ecn portable and cheap, and should ever
s oonpAeionf As friend need There th0usknis
u living witnesses % testify 70 is marvellous virtue. she
their sound limbs and nue. 10 ~ ssrnq ecacy.f
Ane loloWng are few e the ke1ding diseases Tor Wf
DALLEYs MAGIC Al PAIN = FxTRhcfOR isa PRBVBN-,
TIVE we'll CURB: =
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BROOKLYN.

Class No. ], white oak logs; 3 white TIMBER
10 white pre H. ash ard eypfess H. white oars hickory
bars and butts; f5 white oak and headings 81 iron
spikes and nails % Lead and TIM a pig iron IS hardware
q paints oils. = canvss.
and tWEe 81 glass - leather 3 hose; "a bruhe a.
bunting and dry &C. lanterns 81 pitch, ar and ron q
aloE soap and oils % ship ehandieryi 40 saoney Al Ere
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oHARLEsT0WN.

Clss No. white oak logs NO 6, yellow pine plank stock
logsi 10 white pine; II ash and cypress y black walnut and
cherry white ash ard hickory butts white oaF slaves
and Ling q iron; - spikes and nails . lad
. haIdSare q paints oils sc q fax canvass 90
b ana twne 81 glass g. leather g hae "a
br5shesi Is bunting and good; 81 pitch
lev, and o 81 ship ehaDdleiy 90 stationery Al Gre
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For Sale and to Lease.
PROPOSE sell upon most favorable terms or exchange
Tor city pro erty, the remainder Of premises in the
suburbs consisting Of we'll built dwelling Of eight
large cellars servants houses stables
and Twelve scres Of superior garden land will sell the dwell
ing and about five separate from the remainder Of the
desired These premises adjoining he grounds sold
last spring average Of about IS 10 per foot less by half
than ground an equA from the and equally
Tsble in other respects selling for teng the occupied
formerly residence and rented for the present to
BoStck, ESQ.,, Also,
few Lots left for Sale.
will also rent fer the ensuing year. upon long time
the connexions dwelling at the Of Broad and VauXh
Streets present occupied BY hayes, Esq, Apply at ~
Cherry street, to & Brow, or to
UNDERWOOD.
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Notice
EDWARDS, FL HARRIS, Z. EDWARDS
ED WARDS, HARRIS & CO.,
TurniDs! Turnips!!

-. (sUCCrsoRs TO EDWARDS, GIKERsoN 4 COY
VKTILL continue the Wholesale Grocery Forwarding and
Wv Commission business at the old stand College
Church streets julyI5-d
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Glass Ko TO- white pine; e. ir,D; ~ rplkss and aiis; 81
lsAd axe and ni = pig iron e hardware paipss und d
81 glass 80 talloE, and Gil 50 sip 20 bor
Ia galley iron "A chain o IS Eog copper a. Bellows
~. poles.
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PHILADELPHIA.

Glass No 2 white cak plank yellow pine plank stock cr
10, white pne IS bcs spruce Il. o. y spikes aud nas
3 lead zinc and tin, 3 hardware q paints and aax can
% cotton 20 lax ami twIne; glass: p
leather 30 hose, - brushes 5 bunting dry goods s. pitch
tar nd rosn; - tslOE, soap and o; % ship chandery ~
stationery. 4 f-ev ooa
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BURNS az sOALDs
rae TR1END OF : THE NURSERY

Children are frequent SUI ferers non, sxts-n.i ,
especially from Ftuid and Ct1n,oIss- $50
ore ess1J motner saoGd have THIS healing peparalon
letter or RING p WORN al 5000 - -
/ nzr - = N~~9e+-' - -
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new PUBLICATIONS.
w. T. BERRY g. co
HAHE REoETEKB


MEMORIALS OF THOMAS HOOD, Collected
arranged and edited BY his Daughter With Preface and Note
/ by his Son. vols
Inese very interesting volumes contain all that will ever
given to the public Of the Of the private life Of oop
Ahey comprise epious correspondence
give to the world for the r time poem
ana various literary fragments.
AUTORIOGBAPHICAL RECOLLECTION,
BY the late cHARLE RoBERT LEsL1E r. A. Edited by ToH
TAYLOR, Esq
This very interesting and important contains the authors
persona rtnseerees-nevtr before given WorEith
original anecdotes and fragments the conversation Of Of
The must noted literary artists the present century
whose familiar acquaintance the Mr. enjoyed Among
thess are
Coler dye, Sir Walter Sent. Charles Lamb,
Sidney smith, Washington Irving, Washington Alston
Wordsworth Benjamin west, Samuel Rogers
Wilke, Turner FIaxman,
Chauirey, Mort Sir III Lawrence,
Landseer, Btoihard, Constable,
RuseI, Hayden. Newton, and others.
The volume contains ccpou extracts from the ccrespOn
denee Mr. LE among which may bsOund several interest
ing letters from WARRINGTON hitherto unpublished.
THE QUEENS OF SOCIETY. By GRACE and
PHILIP WHARTON.
Biographies Of Sarah Duchess o. Marlborough, Madame Re,
land; Lady Mary Wortey Montague; GeOrgsna Duchess Of
DeVonshre; Letia Elizabeth Lanion CL.E.Ll Madame
seygne Sydney Lady Morgan; jane Duchess Of Gordon
Madame Recaner Lady Hervy Madame de sel Mrs Thrse
Piozs Lady Caroline Lamb; Seymour Dsme La MGrquise
du DeHoru; Eizab MOntssu; Mary Countess Of
broke; Msrquse Msntsnon By GRACE and PHILIP
WHARTON. illustrated by CHARLES ALTAxoNT DoYLE
Brothers DAZZLE. I vol, l2mo. t.-. a--A
STUDIES OF ANIMAL LIFE. By GEORGE HENRY /
LEvEs. vOl - EE
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FORM OF GUARANTEE

, hereby guaranty that in case the foregoing ha Or
- for Of thecasses tserein named he accepted he
or they S within days AFTER the receipt Of the contract AZ
the post office named designated The con
tract Tor The same with good and sufficient 5uFetss N case
sad snail fail to enter into Aforesaid We
guaranty make good the difference oGsr 81 the
said --a and that which may be accepted
Signatures Of two guarantors. c D.
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LEAN & OLIVI TER,
CONAZSSE0E ZHD FORWARDING MERCHANTS
49CSnmOn street, New Orleans.
REFNREsCEs.
PLLL 4 CUNE1SGHAN, Nashville Tennessee.
MACY a HAMILTON,
DESEsRE, President Citizens Bank, New Orleans.
A RATHHOSE, - NOCa al and Banking Co n U.
ADRD PKEE, Union Bank, NeE Orleans.
W MONTGOMERY, Esq, Sc Exchange Place, New YORK
HEaTnE a UEscKLA. PhiladelUhia mar2g- don
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Data.
Wines.
hereby certify that thehove named are known 70 M
OfPrOpsrty and able to make good their gaaan
Date. sguAtnre- g. II.
To be sgred By the United district On tel STATES
dstrics attorney, collector navy agent
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Css No B. Yellow pine timher class No. 4 YeloWpiae
lumber class No g. White inc spruce juniper, &C
{, Cement Class NO g. Gravel sand IRON
iron nails and spikes class No. l. steel cass Pig
clsrs NO A. Files class No Is Isns, oils and glass
No TO- Ship chandery class No. H. Hardware No
Stationery class ~, Has and Straw; lass o. Proven
der class No - Charcoal class No "a, Sperm and Iubreat
iDg els class No %, Augers No. a. Anthracite coal
class No %, Cumberland btumnous cal No. %,
Naval t5osuifaI
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w r. GAINEs. = y NON1IIT
GAINES q ROGET L.
(sucCEssoRs TO laws & eAIEEs9
WHOLESAL GROCE RS,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
No. as Broad Street.

Ladies' shoes ard Caters.
Il AIDES Pine Black Congress Caters, with heels
n Lace - ="
RroWn Congress
A" & blk Button I" g :"
- Kip slipper with and without heels
Together with ether styles Ladies' Misses and Chdrens
Shoes.
ALSO
large and superior stock Gent1emen's Wear
consisting Of
Patent Leather Caters and Strap Shoes;
Calf Congress Oxford Ties;
EuK, Calf
6.
The above goods and the best quality, and
which we are offering reduced prices Call at No Public
Square. SNYDER & FRIZRELL.
juneS-d
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Glass No. !, Bricks class Yellowpne lumber csss
No S, Oak and hardwood class No g. White pine spruce
per. &c class z, Lime hair aad plaster class no
Gravel and sand class H. Iron iron nails AID spikes
No. y Steel class No. B. Pig iron clsss No. a.
No. Is, Palms. oils and glass; No It, Ship ehandlery
elsss No. IL, Hardware NO. l., Stationery class No 49,
FreToOd class NO TO- Hay and Straw class No. 81 Provender
N. o. Charcoal class No Betting packing and hose
class No "a, Sperm and nbrcaDg oils No "a Anthra
cite coal class 40 . RchmondOF virginia coal class
mi erl nd tuupfno eoal
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Land for Sale

application be made, short will zcoom
modsting terms, OTTy Acres Of Land, three miles
from the Cooperation limits Mil opposite Mai Con
This Of tile most beautiful locations in Davidson county
About half OF the land in timber the balance cuva
There thepneuises comfortable cabins
young orchard Apply MAJ Corr the plse my
sell for particulars. CHAs. K. NINSTON.
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Form @ ONr


nane town in the State Of (namr the stse hereby
furnish uoder advert meht Gated Of adveTement
and subject to al theTens the the
I'D sctdule = which refrs all the articles emraced in CIss
No. lnme the class for the navyyard 1t the yayd
according to sid schedule viz hers priated
from the schedule and oppO each article price carry
me aggregate amount OF out the ameut in the for
to (here write the amount in wordsl
propose agent lhere the one Is required
BY the seeduie) the supp und the miscellaneous
By non resident Of place Of delivery Hnd should my
accepted request the contract be pre- and seat 20 the
agent at name agency for sgnatua cehae
IHere the bidder each member Of the to Egnl
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VETE have for sale at Eve cents psper fifty
wv dozen
Viii e Dutch TurDip Feed; Long White Turnip Seed;
Red Top Leaf nurnip Seed yellow Aberdeen Turnp;
Fenlaud Turnip Seed; Laing's Ruta BAya Turnipi
Robertson Golden Ball Turnip Skrkngs kuts Baga do.
AL the above from Bliss Nurseries,
| fresh, and bound to give satisfaction
iulyl4 II MACKENZIE & MINCHIN.
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The undersigned guarantoT OF (name town. and
State OF (name the State, tnam OfsecOnd gusrsnor,
here undertake that the above nad name tie bidder Did
ders il. his tn r offer above be accepted into
onract with United STATES hun fifteen days date
Of tee through tn post Office, Of the acceptance Of his oS
theirl offer be mentioned
Witness (ignature Of guarautorsO
certify that the above named there the
known to to be god responsible garanors this
signature
To be signed by the district JUICE, district attorney collector,
navy AGENT TO the burea
The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-02-18

BRUTAL AssAULr.-A correspondent
writes as follows from New London, Conn,
Feb. 10th; "Miss Wells, young colored
lady, of Norwich, while passing home one
night last week, was brutally assaulted by
a man who approached her and dealt her a
severe blow on the side Of the head with
some iron instrument, and after knocking
her senseless to the ground, threw her over
a wall. A gentleman living near by, hear
ing her groans, went to her relief, and had
her properly cared for. 1t is said that one
of her ears is cut entirely off, and her face
very much dis6gured. There is reward
offered for the capture of the assailant-"