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CrArESfrStr m nTTr C0~~-
~ T1oH oF THE
Ni9rara Fire Insurarea ron,n*,+
o,7nrcn1er:,zv ,o,- ~ ,r- ~
urCr na~nI r4rrsrx- vo,.
SAeoA We *AAA - 4a0os
In .ie es l,1' 5's OF Illinois
Ihe ns2e of ~. Ias Nbe7Fa Flrc lasa=nee
II, .,,,,, e. oArlTAL; 4 IT Al; :. :. .
The s s T. y = FL 1p II
.e-e---e
lou amount '' 7p!a; assafs.' s. fs:''o'
II. T. sss hss e,as. md 81 81 s.ea q;
boods aad mo,tSasss on real easae al dat liens
1,1 1as on securities OF the market valus os s;..-
Tsps!d pfpiaas II s. saa:ss Il :9tst!os::: rs
l. oas Il. ia1s % ci,y Restass y r. Sess. Essiv
. Hona pe5 g .,n-.:.;....s1asN tls,0O
Be Boae. esa 1ela:.' " a4e. ..aa 7ooo 1000
O. ees.n a mIoson Sna. dases - hnaa %. ,.oo
~ -, To-, p.s.t:nt nf1it value -->- .eso.co
uosnes ncne
Total asse., Of the Company .ta1s:3i3
rr,,e. ,a,,,tsd md ~. MaAotAtsAEs.
Lo:ss in:uIse md nd IL pioees. oi astG .Hss
Lesses $50 Reported oa ~h.eh no action has been
Ill. ~ not -. ~ 4m
ro,,,u,,,.h,., .................-'..0l -- .z,7 :;
AlscEILASE0Us: N
insased On my one o'u o o "a
T6e conpsay is nc general r. !; 10 lbs ''N'
e,iw th-ss - dnii9 ~ ~ any , U1s u,oeA, &o"0 OF
Depe.ts in any ether States security for losses
tntIen none.
JONATHAN H. STEELE F1esMeat
, 1860-03-08

TTYDE PARK SEMINARY
/ The Spring Ttrm of mis- 1"A!,a'icn commen.cs on
-he IN III Hi 1rxt. II "t vr tla. tEr facilities here
,rd fr tic In.,tncn Of young ladr III ai tc hfanc-
a. Of thorough EnEb, anl cls-:SAl :duea"n arc not
.trrisrs Of appy 10 MIS-. (. WAITE and MISS A.
f. WAITE 4. IT,, 1tiuc pals. fttt Otacc ho1 lsis CHI
raEo Illinois. "~-oot- LII
, 1860-03-08
Ganki11g amt Grcbange.
HOFFMANN q GELPCkE,
BANKERS,
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS.
A. d 46 LA8ALLE STREET,.
RsnEinr 1an3Tt7n emf

ne,c.,, r-e.,,sd on r,,cnt Acronn f,on ns,+,.. in
ety. county and tae u:nal aeeonodaons Ganiso 70
Interest On baisncss @ cn o!y Ls Slowed Ia ca,e, where
pG nave oeGn nass 70 tns saes a ,h
,+9 Fsexe , e .sHnss ~ "A'e' W "'
1nts&ess VIII nc AAo~eo.
cavuo rT0.xpr,rtx.rr
s6t&N&S DAFAtkAHAA AHAs
Depost In tums not less tlan yc dollars rcccired apd
CcItncates Of Deposs eued Interest al liz per caps
viii Ie allowed On deposits ot this dcsc.1poa a;teF the
funds have femaIasd ID our hands sptctfai tine All
ceacates made payable dcu.and and IN like funds
, 1860-03-08
c A1artyred 1Ieads-Hundreda Of
hc,da OF hair II. ruined by tic use of ecous dyes for

Acads Of hair ruined by tic Of ecseious dyes for
which no scientific aa.botity Is responsible.
CKlSTAD0ROS EXCELSIOR DYE
the contrary presents lie highest scEhe credentials
IhAs been anal5z>c ly L. Cnnros. who stands at the
head Of Experimental Chemists, aad he staes in lis
cs6ca.e TINT nothing n}uors enters Into its eompo!on.
THIS UNQUALIFIED APPROVAL,
aided 70 the we'll known act tat Il Is the most reliable
and the natural dye manufactured have given
immense prestige and the sales running upffom month
10 month"; witAz rzpty tha scvcsely taxes thc energies
and resourccs OF the proprietor Sold crcywhele and ap
1,lsed BY all hair dre.ser.. CR1sTADoRo,E No. 6Asto
uousc, New York.
JOHN D. PARE, Agent,
az .ta aufrc
, 1860-03-08

sW Those who are Curious to Wit
n:a the wonderful erfeccn to which T. chswaadt {ate
.na{er nj Batchelofa n ~ has brought the nanufac-
tr. Wigs and Toupecs Invited to siat Lis Wig and
Hal Tying Rooms at No. 100 Lake s.-eet and examine
thes. 1riou. productions Of No scrutiny can detet
the hra from The natural wEer adjr.ed 10 the head.
, 1860-03-08

NIAS'rEk'S 'SALE-State OF ILL.,
ltl uo.s. County Of Cook. ts-sup<rior .'ou,t Of
Ghlaec cfsnee.y p.s!d ~ w,issss ~ AsA Vail anu
deerr.a, trie: snts:ed In tse Above c',l:e on ne
Nl,t - hanc ny " said Cuuxt, VIII on the 18th tay OF
M4.eh 1aI. ten o'clock IN the forenoon Of tat day,
Nor door Of Cuu H.use in the ei,y Of chic h
d County Of Cook the too Alag deAfbed real estate Or
10 much may be astt%*y 10 NIKE the amount
due complainant upo s.id decree, with interest and costs
~ hat sss Or as;l .. w. ana sqaa n IN
~ ,oi hundred isl, In the OF
south ta.. quar- Of section au1byr shyslx ts Toau
q n-inrI nj me,L;an IRA clurT.
Master IN Cnsnceey Of the S;cor Couls q CHI a7o
D1 ed Chtr9 90. February - ts@h. fr.' ~. .1
, 1860-03-08

The s1le Of the above es rbel premises adjourned 10
the I'D ray ot AFR. II sAe s:me tne .r.t G'aes
mtSh1{q I'd FAEI. fuKSF1- F'~S'.~
, 1860-03-08
I,'TATE OF lLLlNU UlS, County OF

CTAIE UF 1L11lNOlC County OF
took sa-Superior Court Of Chicago, March Term.
6o. Daniel e. Moore li.a1n Gotta and Jsfss y.
attayit of the, non-Ees.Iepee Of William cnttie.
derndant above named having been h in the o OF tho
Cerk Of sd superior cnu1t Of Chfea&. S6co hereby
Svtn To- lha s.ii william +. cott!o tha luz complain
snt died hs till Of complaint In said Coutt on tho
ChsucyrY SIDE thereof the seventh day OF !
md lhat simDns thereppon :sus, ect OF said Court
as}nts s1id defendant rolurnace on tho atss oaaT OF
NaJeh 1860, IS Is BY law required. ,,r
Nov unless you. The said llianl F. Cosse thal
aiv be- ani appear before said Suptrot TOUT Of Chi
aso Il teuaty u IN. day Il s neat seIm r.,
nrst Moud1y Of M1Esh, lsia and rle Ansser. OF de:
n q ts aa'T % ~ m
t.ten 4. n.ess&t and decree entered aa.nsf you ae-
'a's" 4' p' - " KIAVALL, Clerk.
l. r.x~.o,, ronnIst4 ,1ir
, 1860-03-08

AEATE UE lLLlSUl>, Cun1ity OF
1ssJ--Lasstn $. Aud4e and Wurcn 6 nore " Anua 3.
Tnst and s,rah rl'ae, he... sna infant h,d.ea of
Ais7 Adlavr n the noa-restrnes nf Auns j ralmer
ami Sarah Z: Palmer. d.uudants a1nIve ed hav-
pe,cr Court of Ch co. o::ee Is ht.vny given to tho
said Anna Palmer .nI >atsn E. Palmer lint the peu-
sae th*:eot on III sec n4 Of Narch, ,sto
luminous thereur1n Issued out OF sad e acan.& sad
csssnd .nts sturuane on tie ttst Monday Of May Ec1t
Is 9. - Is by law reaused.
Vow, unls the ~ i Anna $. ua1er and Slzah E.
FAme heirs and Iaut eht1dEen OF j hn f. F.n<r de-
et1set slaV pzsonaly be and appear befoss tha ta1d
Superior C5d!t Of Chicago. OF Crok o1nty, the dst
day Of tie term thereof h bs hnlrn ch:c4xo 10 sid
County On thu nrss Mo'day ef Ma'. A. ~ So and cAd
demur the said pr ftIun tie kaue and tia
naiters ant th therein ele. an ss ed. will bet ken
- ennf ed. md eee1ee est<sed MT ycu aeeordnE
70 ths prayer ef sald res.t:nn.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-01
au S6neiOer nnO &leiOer= Tabrifanten !
0rpber 1tn0 8dfer'S
Sdiittels oOer &ettenltih=W aidine.

Ole grCper unO 8ater @dbmaI6insn. Comp. erIu6t bic Sdnei.
Der, iowie ale Perionen, bic ben &etennitfA. 6letSer unb l~onitioe
arbeit ben an6ern St4eu Upr;teber, fb iGre neue '
Sitnf3i9 Dollars SdIttel= Ma16ine
sn 6eieben, neil fe oD9enein ais bic Bette MaI6ine a,crtannt lit.
Se ift Su ieSer mU9li9en Nrbett gu sebrauGen. fe tam bic ieinfter
iomte bic 9r6bten 3eu8e naben, um6 naBt ebemiosut ais irgenb cine
tbeure Diai9tne.
Gr eru@en aMe ~beientscn. bic 0dbmal9ine1 Az faaien min.
iasn, BET unS oersalpreaen, tnOem mir ~ibsrSeaQt limb, bb bel Gle
ner 9ellauen SnlpettIOn SeesrRta,ln t~beaeu9t fem wirO, OaB Feline
tann. @ae iinien 8ertefernn9en inb an9ebra6t wSrSen, uni
mir baben ipe6er Wtdbe, Grbet, nod, Rotten 9epart, INN bieIc aPas
'ldine IN Der Nnlt0t or S9neieer umo g8eitennlader ~unlbertrefF.
lid au Ho1eu.
Grover & Batter @dbmaf@tnem. Conn,
Sll,ll 3c. 181 8attMcrefr., Baltimore.
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Serdudbertes Tleiid. = rs. 600 pfun6 SbinFen, Geiten,
e gnS Sruitltnte' 9]erdn$ertes 'nO S~etrotnete8 8eef, &C.
in tleinen &6nnden, au sertauie6 Bel GintberfS 1TDtbsrB
@6e opn Bratt, uno YatterIonItr. @rf1Ss
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Mm Die Darnen.

Or. SamiCn's unb QacpfetS GrSretmthel fir Rranfbeitcn
1T 6eren Office ~ erbalttn. @uuultattoner unentaeItlt6.
Die partIer p~ertberten 9ilen sur Serfe nuna Der mcnatltdeu
Neinteuna wtrten NIT erEeter St6erbeit. pbne SGmerien eeei
fOnihgs uabequemltGtett ooer Gefatr, NIB merben per gf fret
mad alen 1telen Der Stabt ceer tes 0antes mad Ginffnbung INN
80 at Boz $3.50, YCf-OfFSe glep-gert. itesfttft
Danaentrantbetten+ ME weteer 8lus, @eearnH1erfpfnu &C
fnben f6nele Geletteune In Cbteer Infaf;
SETTING garanttrtI
III 9elcnbere 8immaer fir Oamen! S I5.iI. tuu
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poer tpetn es iunf letne amtltGe Yft6t eewe1en,
3u erl6einen. Der MarIAda beIAwerte li6
pann iiber %ein3elne 0ebalfen beS Sberifs, melde
Die 9pliSci gu bebtnpern lu6en unb ben Qeuten
psib MAIDEN, baB le Der @oi3et nidt 3t eeburs
den bralther.
9tt6ter Spno erwicerte; Der MtarlGaQ mG9e
muir bic 9amm Der tetrefenpen Sterif5 -@e6Ilz
fen an9eben uno Die 0rano SurY weroe Oann
lire pftdt tbun.
Der 9rpHb 9e9en ben Der 8t9amie angetlag=
ten GeaSleY, alias 6arO, warp Bis s, 9lp0ember
oerlAoRen uno Der Nn9etla9te unter $1,000
SitrslGaft 9sltellt, pprauf liA paS @ert6t ser
taate.
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8idtt9 fiir iun9e 9eute!
0r. ESamiOn's unS 9r. 2acpfte,s
UeutI0 fran50lil6e Seilanifo.

SVHlIW : TINI6UIITUt UtlIuIIIIlIt,
52 Sroaorap, benz ct. @tbplaS Soel ~aeaenater, Niem. Mort
Die Nrtbwentt9teit tn 8ranfbeiten Der GeIdl 6ttproare cine
rattcneae uo biltBe Sebanoluna Dem ceutkben @u6ittuna Ser Ser
Staatsn su bieten, bat bte Obtsen 9erren Serdnla6t, audi In biefrr
Spectalttdt unent8eltlt6en &atb gu ~ertbeileu.
Sn eielen 70 wt6tteen uebetn 1T ibre 8ebanbfmo oroIco MIA
berjentsst, welde III Der partler 9rartS aupewanof rwo s pls SbS AN
nerrl ME 0tttorb, @elpean &C. Yertreten miro. Nv"
I'm aub bier eteie - %ertolsreide McttpSe etniufibren. MT a..
Or. Narpte pn benz Hospital des Veneriens In paris GM, ke.
mp8en 8etIblt' etn 3retebureau IN gtCw- grrf III obiaer Mnsnlt
0~nguleeen, no fetns mo Or, &rpro'S Yr6parote fets SorrSthin
iein peroen.
Yerieneu, mel6e nit Senerilben ODER ecteimen Rroufhetten Er.
baret ftnO' burS Saulcner8ufe, SelbfteF eduna Uber IOnfias Mus.
~niBi6md6e, 3tttern Der @lteper. %ussnl6ma6e, @dfenfhr1sr,sn
eeer wobl gar iGpn an ppatOmuener SmpUtens Deer Sc SdleSts
l1na9e ltteer, rnpgssn tb pertralenSpcl an Obtee %nfoI ~fper.
ben. Sic mrreen fiber 0ebeit, obne In itren @el6Gi tGErt
Su wet6eE.
SIN ben ~betrefensen GGlen perben efectrHhp ooYrop,fA,
uno ma anetHhe Witttel aneemenbet,
AuN rtrS per SprrefponcenJ In 8rtefen Natb ertbetlt, wenn
etneeidlphen fnl. SclGe 8riefe bttet man an 8cT 1910 I, Icft-
Office Retps @prt ~ ~abreI1reu.
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Sdtnfen. - 5000 au89eSet1nee (suga cured) Sbinten
s. @roce'S, @uppmon, Duncan Il Sos. mnb anbcre 8ran6e. gu
Natterionlr. @nt1Ss
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-30

TEVHE session OF this Institution begins Monday in
September. Preparation week for classification room
ing Of pupils the last week in August Note the following 3D.
vsutsges:
poses domestic comforts health, exercise and convenience
Wholly uneguaed in the United States. We challenge compsr
isOn
? The Six Acres Of Lawn and shade ar. On.
closed the greatest privacy Afford pupilE
uurestraned freedom OF childish sports and innocent
ments
3 NOn-SeCtartau.--ThsA Academy belongs to ffty zen
temen represented by Of their number Of dersas
nominations pledged to preserve the nonsecsan character Of
The School
entrusted under the constant supervision Of the Principal
Ladies o. culture and education, who devote their
che happiness and comfort OF the pupils.
S. The Health of the Institution Is unarace-
dened in the history oseh0O Only three deaths have occurred
among TIE pupsn forty years The health statistics Of the
Institution are its highest recommendations.
6. The Rooms large, well furnished, and never
crowded.
2 Security from Fire--The buildings are heated by
and lighted with gas that the pupils
the ordinary accidents accrung from from eplsCeS
moveabe lights. Besides he eyenness Of temperature adds
greatly to the hsalth Of the school,
8. Regulations which years have shown 10 be most
lury, viii be continued in their fall fewsst posi-
bic changes will be maden the rules and general arrangements
Of the Academy.
attaches, most Of whom associated with predecessor
Literary Department tie teachers have had lanc and 81
cgiu experience and most Of them in the Old Academy
the Music snd Ornamental Depara the Teachers ProfesS
and Artists are Of high celebrity superior Hsrps has tkn
recenty engaged for tie ensuing year.
In fact toe hge advanagein every particular that can be
found IN any similar Institution IL the United Stes srE FIR
nhed in the Nashville Female Aoademy-the dina Nor q
hundreds OF the most elut and Fehned ladies the soubern
country.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-30
Town Lots and Country
Lands for Sale.

AM offering for sale on reasonable the following
property 66 handsome Building Lots in the 18th and Sh
Wards Of Nashville.
NINE HOUSES AND LOTS,
OF various dimensions frem large small comfortable resi-
dsncss at low prices, in the city.
One double three story Business House Broad street,
pied at present by Hardcastle & Co.
One Tract Of abOct twenty and half three miles
outon the Nashville and ohataDooga Railroad, frame hsuss
and Feart Of the LucuS Crutcher tract good soil
One Tract OF about ThirIY-One Acres,
On the Murfreebcto Turnpike road, junction the
stones River Turnpike half mile out, adjacent to ". B.
Lewis and others-Iny Brick yard property.
One Tract of about Thirty Acres,
Eight miles ont, the Mureesbsro Turnpike. Good i'm
prOvemsnts good water and timber.
One Tract Of about Ninety Acress
On the franklin College and Stones River Turnpike
miles out Thirty cleared balance good timber and well
Wstered
one Tract of about 1875 Acres,
Adaont to same on the Eas said Turnpike over
all good timber and sell good.
One Tract of about $50 Acres,
Ten miles out Smiths Springs mile and half North
Of the Mureesboro Turnpike mostly we'll tmbered about 80
acres cleared
And several other lots and tracts Of land in Nashville and vi
cny. For further particulars call NANCE T. WOODWARD,
No so Cherry Street.
Young Negroes fair prices will be taken in exchange for the
aboVs. [june26-lml JAMES M MURELL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-30

THE BEN LEWIS DIsAsTER.-We present elsewhere
this morning painfully Interesting letter from Capt
3. W. Williams, whose wife and children were lost
by the accident to the steamer Ben Lewis at Cairo.
We are panied to learn, as we do from Mr.. VIM.
Priest who arrived from Cairo by railroad yester
day, that the injuries Of Mr.. =. s.. Marshall, the
clerk, were deemed more serious than at first sup
posed There is but little doubt entertained that
Mrs, G. W Williams, whose body was found float
ing in the river was murdered for the money and
jeWelFy that were known to be upon her per-
son. She had diamonds upon her fingers to the value
of about one thousand dollars and her fingers upon
which the rings were, had been cut of, and the
rings were missing sum of money about her
night clothing had been stolen, and there were EVIL
dences that she had received a severe blow upon
the head. It is difficult to imagine the preparation
of such vilainy but the horrible truth is but too
pable.-AeDgplds appeal June 2s.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-30
5000 Reward.

ID ANYWAY from me on the 18th inst, night my negro
BIN, about a years OF age, about five feet eleven
inches high spare made, Of yellow complexion and BRIGHT has
bpt fourth negro blood in him. He has long head OF
haror busy read hair very black not knky but curly,
thin yissg. he would weigh, suppose, not exceeding $50
pounds he speaks slowly rather inclined to look down when
spoken but exceedingly intelligent and first rate mechanic
equal and think supssses any in the Stae white
black. His character heretofore has been pOtes raised him
my body He has Travelled all the State Of Geo
a with to all the principal cities and through many Of the
adjoining States. He OF pair Of cotton pants
beAched homespun Shirt white striped coat striped with
and yarn, ed sack He carried of with him
OF bOadclOh pants light dove ColOred sack coaon
the materal-one with broad flowers
hat soft neat black hat pair Of drawers
pair Of suspenders pair fine shoes with red
lining inside besides pair negro shoes suppose he will
make State probably through Atlanta, Chstta
hOoga, Nashville and Louisville.
will pSy the above reward for him caught and deposited
fail that get him without the comfy Of Hancock.
that be will travel by railroad and be easily
rested the mayors any other person. He will mort proba
bly, travel the of white mamie is personally
known by very many gen Of Georgia Prom his for
good character he could ey impose upon many Of
friends either him in charge tut him the
He went of with black moustsche bat from his Intelligence
doubt not be will cut them sH JAS THOMAS
Hancock County, Ga
Nashville UoE American will please copy three times
ds and send bill Judge james Thomas, Sparta, Hancock,
county, Ga.-ANJntI ca IHtelligeucer. june29-d3t
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THE
THE
ONLY DISCOVER Y


WORTHY or ANY ooEFIDEECE TOR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
NEANY since the great discovery Of Prof Wood hsVe al
IYh tempted not only to initiate his restorstiv but profess .
but they haze sl and gene being carried away By the
wonderful results OF Prof Woods preparation, and have been
forced to leave the field 20 m rssEtess sway Read the follow
BETH. MAINE, April 18th, 1852
PRoF. o. J. WcoD & Co.: Gents-The letter you in
1856 concerning your valusble Hair Restorative and which you
have Published this vicinity elsewhere, has rise to
inquiries touching the facts in the The inquiries
are, first s fact OF habtaon and stated in
the communication second, IS it true Of all therein eonEsined
third, does hair still continue be in good order and OF
natural color7 To all can and do answer Ny
hair better than in any stage OF my life Tor forty yea
past more soft thrifty and better coored the same is true Of
my MINISTER'S and the only cause Why is not generally true is
mat the substance is wahed of by frequent abgton Of the
ton with the minister's the same result val follow as the hair
have been in thereeeip OF great letters from all
OF New England, asking my hair still continues to be
good as there so much fraud in the manufacture and sas OF
compounds this has doubt, basely
absolute injury have used any Of restorative OF any
account for months and my hair good
have examined 1t with SURPRISE as am nov 6l
0a and MOI y mar IN my head or on my iae and 70 prove
this fact send you lock Of my hair taken of the past week
received favor q quart bottles last for
Hhich am very grateful gave % my friends and Rere0y
induced them to try it, many skefcal until after tris
and then purchased and used with universal will
ssk as yor that you send NE test by which can discover
fraud in the Restorative, sold BY many fear without author
y from from article will insure and
believe where coed ELECTS do not follow, the failure caused
the impure article, which the inventor Of the good
deem my duty heretofore to keep aPprsd Of the
effect ny hair. all who inquire OF OF
shaken opinen in its valuable results remain, dear sirs,
yours, c: RAYMOND.
AARoN's Run, KY, Nov. 80, 1858
The Restorative put bottles Of three sizes, viz large,
medium small the small holds pint and retail for 81
proportion than the SMALL tails for 81 per bottle; the large
holds quart 80 per cent morein proportion and reaE for 80
sbOttle. o. j. wood g. Cos Propreors, ~ Broadway,
New ia Market street. St Louis Mo- and sold by all
goo Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers Whoiessed By
house tha United States. tebll-lyl !
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NEW ORLRASs June 2COtton quiet Sales 300 bales Mid
ding l09u. Sales Of the week 5000 bales Receipts Of the
1900 bales against 1000 bales last year Exports Of the
scO bales Total receipts at this Port ahead Of last year
48 900 bes all Southern Ports 79l 500 basS Stock
New Orleans n, 500 bales, eEH
Mess Pork firm, sls So Coffee hrm lS1l914. Sales of
the week 5000 bags Stock New Orleans 1850 bags against
$780, Freight Cotton Liverpool Il. Exchange unshang.
ed.
CnUnNATI, June 29v-Flour dull, S47595 Whisky, sales
$50 bbls, . Mess Pork buOyant sls9ls 50. Lard
lected-herOss 1873. MOasSes a. Sugar dull s99. Wheat
decIned2a. Oats firm, 80. Corn active, A.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Th01..1ls ere daily apeaEing in TTs.ss Of

Bz- EATON,S INFANEILE CORDIAL,
and Efyf because Il il5uef ite % AZ ORG
when given ia time It acts By magic, sud enc tsd os
viii convince you that what say IL true. Il contains
No pAREEORIO OR OPIATE
Of am Kind and Therefore relieves By reno0snq re 90
Of vo cld inesd 81 b. deqdeaiaq sensfbs For this
resaon Il oomuends itselfas the only
~ ~, II rs V'eef ~. TS5aFrhRas DFeemte-
~, eirfIlfne IN aIle Bowels Acio1ty OF the
Ss6rtneh D9fnd. Cold I'm the HAeiisL ANA Fotlpi
49, f5r sofgs8iag fs oBls Fe1efRg tsJidntdo regu
kn0 t5s Bos0ss ana rs55ging pdins 9 ~ 70 egdnelng
an sDds1sOe C & used with clfdtet9 success u an
cases Il CsnEuIslDn OK other 49, - g9e 80
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from those sad ana 6t1tf5aG o0lse4 49, ,+ -
70 gessslt frons tie ass Of qrcoos p l0iief * ca
rsnsSss f fsfaz1s Csa2Igts are eo1l2sed tx Role
~ -.ss - "a nrfae CGrdAHks this you
~ auon u is perfectly harmless and cannot njure the
most delicate infant Pree 8 cents kulidrectons acsopa-
s-'4 '''''' CfTDRCa a DuPOENTs
Nc 400 Broadway, New York.
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FOR COUNCILgIAN,

We are authorised to announce W s. CHEATHAM as a car
didste for reelection, Councilman from the 5th ward
at the ensuing Municipal election. iune7-td
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8pr1ngsI
"a NJ no. alAII39IIlLl DEfoTl
gEonrWomeFv County. Virginia.

YHNHE PFOprietors having purchased this Watering
Place in October last have thoroughly repaired
furnished with entirely furniture Of the best class
viii open Il for the reception OF visitors the a5eh day
OF june
Having increased accommodations, and made liberal Erzngs
meus Tor the comoroi their guests they hasr themselves
ihstbut few % anyl watering Places VII afod The
fractions this.
shaWBve Depot, Virginia and Tennessee Railroad ihe
banks Of the Roanoke River and Is surrounded b. 81 the
most beautiful and attractive scenery 70 be found am0nhs
Mountains Of Virginia. TIE Water has acquired such rputa
ton in the lastfsE zt &c b unnecessary aayh1g
cUnendaon Of il. Is cunEdered spsodc Tor TIE
worst serdred conditions d The stomach, Bowels and Liver
and prosFaon Of the system. We might append
number Of certificates from Physicians others acquainted
with its merits, and 10 these might be ADDED al iRf
Passengers viii be met at shsEBVle BY -Four Horse Omni
busss convey them road The Springs Persons
leaving Baltimore, Washington, Rchmond. and Petersburg
the morning, arrive st the Springs the day those from The
south viii End the conveyance The Of train
{ uneI9-d4m BOOTH. COLHOUN 4 co.
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sANFORD's

Liver Inv1EOFatOT,
NEVER DEBILITATES.
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A IFise PaPeF ~ it is generally reported in
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30 ReWnrd.

CtTOLEN from ny stable neghurhooa az Columbia on
- The night q the 90h Of Nay last, fne Black Mare
about besn hands high highly formed and veil mu1csi, heavy
and tail, without White except perhaps While
from saddle marx Her long and pointed her limbs clean
and tset rather small but we'll shaped under
sads walks remarkably fast PAGES trotI kl1dY
In buggy any Fsrs Tbs iof rods OE dns bcE span
h saddle. tracked miles IN he direction q Fay
stsyis Winchester. VIII pay sboEsr sgard Tor s de-
livery Of ths residence and hundred dollars
the apprehension and oonViction 5f he thisf.
GID. J. PILLOW.