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Telegra Psaic Markets.
rHILApELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

fmApnrrnA, July IL, 1880.
stocks firm. Pennsylvania State SIS, 94k Reading
Railroad, "a Morris Canal 56.a Long sl0nd Railroad,
IS; Pennsylvania Railroad, Sight exchange 90 New
York at par.
BALTIMORE, July IL, 1850.
flour very dull and heavy. Wheat declined &C. Sc.
red 81 20 81 IS white, 81 % 81 S. Provisions act We
buoyant Corn ateady yellow 35c &C.; white, 75c.
&c whiskey dun at 2o5,c.
PHILADELPHIA, July IL. 1860.
Flour dull. Wheat steady; white, 81 IS 81 Az red,
81 Is 81 80. Corn dull yellow &C. Provisions steady
mess pork $40 $40 20; lard lSc lac. whskey dull
at Hc. 22c
BurAIo, July IL, 1880.
Flour dull and heavy, but rates unchanged: sales
400 bbis Wheat dull and nominal. Corn heavy: sales
whiskey nominal at 10 Csnsl freirhts steady. Lake
inrort3co barrels tonr - go bushels wheat 10 400
bushels Canal exports200 barrels hour 70 900
bushels wheat 600 bushels corn IL 600 bushels oats
OswEGo, July 1l-6P. NJ
Flour steady hut dull Wheat without material chsnge
sales 1000 burheis Chicago trring Mt 81 isk, IL 600
hushcs Milwaukee club nj 81 81 and 1000 bushels
at 81 - Corn Ia limited demand; sales 5000 bushels
Indiana nj sc. o,her grains quiet. Canal fre,hts
changed: 26c -four, Sc wheat, 7t.c. on corn 10
corn bushels oats sco bushels barley bushels
rye ENports-l 900 bh's flour ~, 400 bushels wheat
g, 500 bushels corn, IL 800 bushels OATS
CINCINNATI, July IL, 1850
Flour quiet and unchanged. Whlskcy dull at lie.
Provisions unchanged Mess pork, sis offered but held
at si9. Mouty market unchanged.
OUcsGo, July II, 1850.
Flour duh Wheat steady, at al 90 81 OF for No . IN
store. Corn &c lower, but firm sales so 600 bushels,
44c. ~ &C. from store Oais frm at Doc. Ia store
Receips1 loo bbis -four 600 bushels wheat, ia 500
bushels corn. IS bushels Shpments-l 200 bbls
-four 1900 bushels wheat IS 600 bushels corn Freights
Z. sc a &c corn IN Buffalo. Sight exchange New
York dull at ! a a per cent premium
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Canadian Hour vas heavy aud lower, but toerably
tive at the concession. The sales embraced about 200
800 bbls, including superfnc at 81 10 IS Is spring
wheat extras at 50 30 IS IS, and winter wheat do. at
as so 50 80 southern -four less buoyant and
tive, while lower grades were easier. The sales
braoed about 500 a POO bbs, at rates given above.
Rye -four was steady, with sales OF about us
obs. Corn meal was selling moderately at the
above figures for Jersey and Brandywine. Wheat In
fair demand, while prices without change Of i'm.
Tor EXPORT The sales footed Up abou, 90 600
10 600 bushels including white Kentucky 81 81 Nil
waukec at 81 2sk Ell ~, Western do at 81 IS. and
white do ut about 81 as Rencsha spring at 81 "a and
Chicago spring at 81 20 81 IS Corn was heavy and
with sales Of about 45 600 bushels including
Eastern mixed at 80 Nc, round yellow at esc. and ord
nary white Southern nj TO Rye quiet at 3sc 3sc.
Oats we're firm with sales Of Canada East at 3sc SOC.
Western. at SOC a soc., and State at soc. I'll nc.
CorTx-Rio continued to be Army held, while sales
light 800 bags Mrscabo sold vi Nc lac.
CorToSTbe sales embraced about 500 bales, closing
without change IN prices.
FR,cHTs Room continued scarce and rates Grm. To
Liverpool, 5000 bushes corn were engaged at sgd in
bags; lso bales cotton at 32d 60 ba'es wooi at I'D
LOCO boxes cheese by steamer at 5os 30 boxes bacon
at $685. 10000 bushels wheat reported, in bulk at
sgd, aud 600 bbs -four at % Al the close higher
rates were demanded for grain. Rates to the Continent
were steady, with moderate engagements.
fRru-sal.s Of 500 boxes raisius made, includ
~ sss'' at ~ " no" held at higher rates. and RS
Iisn--Dry cod steady, and sales Of 81. Georges
bank we're asng at 81 Is. Maccrci were scarce aud
firmly held with small sales making q No is al sic 70
s1T and Of large No Is at IS IS medium do at So IS
aud small do at ~ rs Herring were dun and salcs
hmiied.
Hay steady, with sales e 600 500 bales, for ap.
uent at Soc. n pSc
Iios Sales reported Of come 40 so bales at &c.
a l3c. Old were nominal aud quiet.
IRoS--Tle market was nrm with good demand for
Scotch pig tser sales Of which were reported at $40
b5 a s23 SIX rnontbe
ItE steady and IN fair demand with sales Of 600
zoo bhls. common. within two three days, 6oc.;
lump nominal at 81 oj.
Moiassrs.--1te market active with sales 81
100 hhs rorto Rico at &c 4Cs do. Trinidad t. $50
do Cuha muscovado al Soc ana 2 do Porto Rco a, go
Naval SruKsThc market was quiet and sales limited.
Sales u spirits ~ small lots were reNted IN shipping
der soc Tho hrmneF freght- checked sales cf
sin (cUmmor) which quiet al 81 20, aod crude
qrict az Al 90
Ous--i ipseei WIS dull AZ soc a SOC. .ni some sales
were repoltsd 30 arrive az 5s.c 5qc. No. Western
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TELEG RaPHIC.

Ahh NflffllON VI HE IOSANfS Al VITA.
UncA, July IL, 1860.
The United States Zouave Cadets, OF Chicago, said be
the best drilled company in the Union, received In
this city to day with grea. military display by the Tor,y
hnh regiment under the command Sof General II. r.
white \ tremendous crowd witnessed the drilling
The 2ousves leave for Troy morning, and will
be in New York Saturday morning.
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lard Of, odd at e2c 81 and considerable lots Palm on
were reported at 80, Tie following uom me
wralemans Shipping List gives the review Va
the New Bedford market Tor the week ending
the 9th The market for sperm oil has mai
tested considerable activity since our asst inc ue
nsnd being both for export and the trade. The sls
actions for the include sales Of 5056 bbs ~ par
ces at 81 II "a 81 80 per gallon according TO quay-
holders beng firm at tho latter price, which al tae close
OF the week rather above the views of purchasers We
81 %, geo do. at 81 q per gallon, and 40 DO az
price not transp Whale is in good demand, but the
sales Go not up n the lest few weeks transactions
The sales last embrace 800 bbs folio @s-
SEQ bis Northern at s3e eco do DO at per gallon
and $50 do do at price not TRANSFERRED Also, 200 bbs
elephant oil on private terms WAalebone: sales 1000
lbs ochotsk ut 75c.
PEoyIloSs.-Pork-The market was more active and
prices rmer and sales reported 10 the extent
OF some geo go bills, including new mess at
$40 1919 $40 25 old at SIS %, thin at SIS
s18 Is, clear al SO 20 $50 and new prime at sii -
$l4 80 Beef In fair request with sales OF Zoo oo
bbS., including country mess at "a 80 So Repackod
at IS so $40 3d. and extra ditto at sll Oh 90
Beef hams net with small sales AZ full prices Lard was
firm with sHes OF 1900 GOO bbs and terces repo ted
at 1910. 13o. Cnt firm, with sales Of 90
bhds., ncluc ng shoulders At Sc and hams AT &c But
ter steady demand especially good State
exc. and OF lat at $40. lie.
RcrSales OF $50 casks made at &c. 45sc Per
ID.
SUGARS were &c. higher ON the low or refining
grades while the marse generally rm and active
The sales ent. aced between 300 and 900 hhds III
cludod In which 100 Porto Rico At &c. $40 the
remainder consisted chiefly Of Cubs muscovado, In
Guiding refining goods at sac 7c, and grocery grades
2,700 boxes, good part ut No SIC &c., and l20
hhds. melado ut 4 Nc.
sroKs-Salcs Of 200 bags Of pepper made at D.
wmsKfY was steady with further sales At Il &c Il
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Tie number Of vs;crs board the Greet Eastern yes
terdsy (weipeeday July ~ ia adults, icing
any other day.
The siip viii remain open hour longer each day
hereafter the sale OF tickets closing at seven instead OF
n o'clock p N
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, July l1-6P. ~
AsIns-The market was steady, with sales Of pots
5 &c. and Of pearls nj SIC.
BREAprrrrs.- -Four--The market was heavy and the
demand light, while prices for grades were easier
The sales embraced about 600 bbs " state add West
ern closing within the range Of the following
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TO TIE EDITION OF THE HERALD.
NV YoRK July IL. 1880.
You win please place the enclosed s. 20 the aid ~ the
widow Mathews fund GkO.
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Sales OF Real Estate Mt Auction.
BY Adrian II Muller.
Property known the Chatham Rank, southeast
corner Of Chambers street (ss extended) and
Duane street, Al feet inches front % feet rear,
feet inches Oh the southerly side So, 1926
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Telegraph Marine Reports.

HI0HlAANDS> July H. sanse.A brig ~ bishop Gu n
the Highlands bound IN No Other vessel In sight Wind NV
hight; weather clear
SANDY HOOK July IL sunset-steamship Northern Light
for Aspinwn and ship Albert tissn for liverpool cleared
the bsr At Pm; -hip Aurora Tor liverpool 2s Pm No
inward bound vers-1 IN sight. Wind INV, lights weather
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CIkAREU.
Steamship Northern Light, Tnkepaugh Aspinwsll-D
Allen.
Steamship Nashville Murray CharIeson-spoford Tles:on
AGO.
Steamship Chesapeake, Brown, Portlsnd-H Cromwell
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rfSfosffNTASNE oF A ffGHrfFrsF.
The third secson Of the Of CougrcssRpprovcd March
1852 making appropriations for lighthouses nghtbuat"
afhr'1ed the Secretary 90 he Treasury 20 hs tscrena
'ihe recommendation ~ the lGhIse ho4rd discontinue
from time b. nr snch Waits might become ees vs.
n the mutations ot commerce AMI changes ct cnnek
lafhcfs and other and The Lighthouse Bar' IA
meeting hed he 81 nst, having ordered The foosni
named lights 10 he soninredti2 ne Beacon light
CO Point Newark Bay NJ ordered directed ihat s.
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Erand Consolidated LOTTERY

~ $50 srizes amounting "a ,-G< ,ve
Ts eta 70 Al sea o .eaartsrt 80, tighi.ssz Z.
Paekzk 20 wholeF costs $3.50 :
as 90. 20 Halges.---...-- a.. :
40 do. 20 vaute<s,. u
do. 40 20 al htt4s, $1,000. - :
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rand coasoIldalea LulIsry Of DeIawar.

On TIE HAVANA PLAN.
Ezfre Ctoss 10.
70 DE dra~nia uil,ssns tsli, Drl-~-re, wedBesasl
exc, ls6o.
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;H oRpERrNe TIcK ETs oRcERrIEIcarr

EnelOst the amount VI MONEY TO address 4
what you wish TO t'urVbase, me she Lstlery
sshicls yoo ia, q estes, and wsffes YEA vi
sb..l~s, Halves ~ ogaIteFs.o a hlF lths on Iece.
si which send v las is ordxs ca by hrst nail .
getbeI y i'll a e schs me-
IEnssesitstei. sftcT tue drawing a Printed Draw
certihed - ~ the COMMISSIONERS, al be seal ".
a tApia Hatt..n.
HP Purchasers will please write their signaiul
'lsin, and give the name OF their Post otee ,eoun
ana State
Allsnamunic ationf stricsl. sonfdentit
ss- Aiiprizes OF IL ,0Vt and under pale irnme h
sfter the irasing-Othsl prizes atthe usus tin.s
furry DAYS
uPwosd. Eddy Co = Isueri-s are sravn
Aug teo ga, aus lining a, J., iawafe.
Address Ordets or ficAetsOt Certificates by
ar Express .. be iirectet
MOOD, EpiiY * CO. Augusta GeorgtA
or WOO, Eddy CO. Atlanta Georgia.
or, WOOD, EDDY c CO. Wilmington delaware
ss-t1rru iars C LtsiHing - hen.es Ter tie mo
wii be s.nt nee oil tApel Sc b. adssrssing abb
Jan2z
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MN BOOKS -A s.Fiesy q Ss< s.f FsrsAl
- 1oess e kanAlee. Ir<t r-<<Iset -
n9SJ-4- - HAsAS TkEkSnk-
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Express TO ClarksviIle.

THE Southern Express Company respectfully an
Il nounce that they are now running MySsk> GEss
through 20 Carksvilie. =, < X, and N. c. K l.
Rail cars, AMI are prepared 90 forward u that place
and intervening points With promineFs and dispstch
ali goods usua ly sent by express. They WiI aiso
forward In Ill places on stage routes, corneCtir 4
with The above Railroads.. Bills, notes, drafts e'c
collected and prompt rctnrn made.
So Oaice No. IL Public Square.
feeiI-n A. k HOLT Superintendent
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LIVERY STABLE.
Nashville Spring Races
49, Gil
WILL COMMENCE
On Tuesday, 29th of May, 1850,
AND CONTINUE I'VE DAYS.

7aesddy, hdy 2ath--Sv eepstakcs for uniried three
year olds-SlJO entrances GoIfelt-nne IN lie
heats-three or more 10 Ill the stake-Club 90
add sluo 4 the is run.
Wednesday, Nay 3oth Jockey Club Purse s300-Two
mile heals.
7huJsddy, AGy 3ia-sNeepsiakes for three year olds
j mile heais-Sl0O 81 trsnce-S50 frTfet-thTe,
more 10 Nil the slak.-club to add sl0v q the
rscs 10 TuH.-
Friday, June Ia -Proprietor's rurss-s2o0 One
Nile Heats
Saturday June 2d.-Jockey Club Purse SiO0-Two
Mile Heats. - l.
Same Ddy-Sweepstskest r three year olds--single
dash OF milse--SiO0 Ebirance-SS0 Forfeit
three or more to I'LL the Stake-club to add 500
IL the is
To name and close 1t March. Five per cent
entrance for club money--ai entries to b. made "a
the undersigned. d y. CHEATHAM,
ieb2o-td Proprietor.
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...-,. NAo TO- - -, !, -,

Person llxirE a. dlslaLee slsoufd b extremely
c4ufoas a hsa they .rdef Lrttery Itkefs OF Ger
gsaezses u Packages Il fNketk- he eo1ntry q
Hooded 2sIh ba< Is and zslE6filg Lotteries livery
.ss i. lrsz a lrcr. Sc go 70 So
eo9 hese thar s<heuez-uf1 Irkets A u1e po1-<r.
<lse go Capital PRISE zFe ef<rsd. lcke.z - Al
80 \. II ss<ry st4nce. are -rauc<- s1e u money
ssl.s 20 t.enl sor f,cke<k llu<1throrr sx.f
= aEfszI he shzssz q e-4<nce ~ <etlu< FrHs-
l<E<Te 81 all lsslerIez here The C-p.ni ffizs ~
ssssazlls large a ctuIsFi<e1 - The Prcs q ID
e<z Ii every 1n<<afcs ebers large frlres are e1eI-
Tor = ka<-l ees< q Ilcke.k, fet asnn tsr go
tain fza1d- FRAME BEuADt1A1e W.
r..~a H@Hesers-
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EzLzSzSzz SE<xE<7 guzz3 A-l-ll
EEAT ExeExE EzExT 800
EXpREss FREIGHT.

THE Nashville aud haitaf Dogs Railroad Conpa-
ny, IN a. ME trh With tie hta iet,w, are
running an xp e~s tIeigbt Train FRI m Chr est "A
aid savannah e. n siyiie. Al liver ED but iih
lie tame eer'siIt! ~ Their lasseng' q ans No de
lay To tIeiehts b this ute. h. ". Ca'Ik
ian21-ti- SaPt-
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Whole Tickets $50; daives $40; Quarter
Certificates Il xks.ess ~ili be sole follow
rates. - kscis = tie -
Lersincase Il Passss c Il &c whe;e Tici ets, $50
- half a. Ia
"a &c quarter -
a. % xlxlIth &
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Grdnsportaiion


sunday next. Feb. &c, 1850,
Double naiiy Passenger Trans, Eass and Nest,
0eIxG EAST.
Leave Nashville at s:4e, a. =. and 5.F. y.
Arrive al Ci aft a CO., p. ,sBd a. n.
c MING wkST.
leavee Chattanooga AT a y. and P N
Arrive Aashslsie a 6.se =. ~ A. ~.
Ii rail conEseiis, and shortest route 10 Boston,
~ New ers, i.iisas elphia, Baimarr- Washing
ton City, Richmond, Pet rsburg, iynctbnrg, knox
vile >av annat, Chas lesss, montgomery memphis,
New Orleans, &c.
10th frainst oi4nect at Stevenson with Trains ON
Memphis aid Chask 81 Rairsrzd, at Cisaffh. o.
ga a nh Eratls on last Tennessee and 6eoEg and
western and Atlantic Raiir. ads.
Through Tickets may be lid at ny hour on april
cation Tscket Agent at ofsce at e,soi 10 the fs
lowing places. and 1T the i'ilsswirg prscrs, viz:
. Nashville e,yY York rfa Char a.. 4 Sea NJ
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Crates and MaRteipis ces.

yE7E have very large stork vi Parlor Nantes
w and Jamb Crates, Of every p ice and size;
Tenders of various Iatiefns: Marbclzed Iron Man
ties &c. NACKtN ZIE X MiNCIlIN,
feb2-tf Nos and "a C~llege street
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ordinary Drawing,
one Grand capi,al Prize of 5000
APPROXIMATION Prizes.
Whole Ticket. $40; Halvet ss;auarsers g.

reetuaras, Is.s k-ts "a tle oiaE rry IFs~
will he sold Il iolrw inR ..tcs whsch Is the n
Certificate Of Pset ase II 10 v hsEe 1ickets So
a. 10 Half eel
a l. Quarter es|
a. 10 kigbth 10
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<v-r<r n.<<z III e. s-lscted Lenp Ca : - -
- q tbe E<ns ard. x1<<o 4 a ed - NJ
- -. = = e. : - tz<3e1- H<oE Sos er<<fs
= - *. - = o. 1c4 t1<@ = ~ Be IEsnt&y A.
<-.<~5 -. zAECxL q kG>l4.
fsss-a Yard s-<< - = : c + = pepe<
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Ofice.

a IL persons having claims against B. s. HaMIL
IA TON, IRE r"qu, sted 10 Tile them " it'll his Trus
tee Tor seflt mpTt before the Sfh ,iay of Feb
ruary lSt0, Tor rata dist ributian payn ent
W. ii. LUtlS, Trlste- for
b. s. HAMILTON,
No. 70, rubIic Square, Nash, lille, Tenn
lanI-1m
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1859. Fall. AnRANGEHEsT. Isse.
Two Daily TraiBs &c ST. Loni-, Cincinnati
add chieaeo.
Ox and amer nlcENBEk san. isss. Passenger
" TFaiss = ~ tessr Nv AihaAy azfetEsss=
1910 n, CBic@ee -. lssuls Lxss Nail
(lsffy exrept <uHdsx ehh f-s i uls ~ Is g
4. NJ, and caicAgo q 1870 A. NJ: tleetnnzti a
Ie.is " a..
fs.ls r. Il. chicsee ard -. fanss Slzht Exsras
fI,ziiy exrefs szturdsatl, Issftinz = Etsass II
osfs- ~. aAa chcaess - itase r - Da ratar-
dsy u1shfs ltstE IFzia fups - % HteEzelf re-
tErniIiz andat ulsrhi1-s
l3 z. n Ma nsIi Aassss tzsian ftzzs skkeps
fras.. - t1sssis Il tsse A NJ. frzz Alnk S<S al
bsay a saS p ~ i<ulsH1ils ~ 80 p -
Trsins lrass ss- i4ar< - - = - zaa - :.
NJ zsrsslbs a. 7sssls IL ia 4 sea ss<s
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PRIZES Paid .m@ss,.ssI, .sssr shs
CAUTION.

- lisrdersassrssstf e<>tE - okpff<ii =
. IA alag tot Del If.,serf<tfl ffonpt szttr1
lie q sfistec saci1 draw N sent 5000 q
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Oh, ap Cooking Stoves.

n He following stoves for cooking with wood.
i They from the best fnunderes in the c"ub-
try and Lave a larger ok of th' IN than have
before been brought to this y, they will be
sold at very low prizes for cash. to pui.cual
TONERS: Black Oak three The c. M { fur ST.
yes Tie Crescent, three sizes tt u diana, three ST.
ze-; he Victor, three Sizes The Tennessean, fur
sizes; The Iowa. three sizes.
MACKENZIE MINCHIN,
feb1-tf Nos AID Ii COLLEGE Street
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Coal! Coal. Coal.
Negroes for Sale.

ME have COED lot of eeroes far sale, among
w them several good girls stumble for houss
purposes; No. Toy, 20 years old ell trained a.
dining ON servsnt three got d milis s. " ih !
lot 81 sirele Negroes suits bic far The farm at No
10 Cedar street. H. H. HAYNES 4 co
jauI7-t
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should call ard examine the superior advantages o
an N.chine over all othe before buying.
Full and reliable information about Sewing Ma
shines to be had by sending Tor
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as .sst srizss amoantIf 3 20 $40 eco
5 xs4als ficketssl 10 sfais &c So 1QuaItrfss- Sc
Persons Ae dest1 only rtt51ftte riss %
.cksgs rel 9hie b y eN q sena aSertiaeait al 81
ssrtisesie ossAeksgssf 10 whoies eo-is-.----sss
40 do 20 Hsisss, :. ----s =:
AZ de- ls Esrhthf a. ....-- u
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]. M. SINGER & CO.'S GAZETTE,

which Is q beautiful pictorial paper, entirely de-
voted % this subjec' sent gratis
/. NJ. SINGER J. CO.
J. T. LofsD, Agent,
Nnsi-iu Is North College street.
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KANAwiIA RlRLEalEN.
Critters NpsI
HAD QrARrEEs, * An VIVA RlFLFMEs,
/ f. :488 ~ vi EetPv IN 1850

H 81 81 7@t FeRy.st0. 1860.
n l. .Herea Ter the stsnding orders for, drill.
! ottffis Company will Be as lbfiSws me H
4 Sqpsd No. vail attend fet drill at tie
Academy on Thursday afternoons Of esct
week at oscloc precisely. KS
Squad Ncss . viii attend for arlIl atstht
ssne hour and place on rhlifsday afierla Moons
The rolIof Inc respective SOU IDS will be
called al the hour named, and all menynot
present 81 the roll caithut who shall CO ne in
afteiwsras will be hned thete tor,-as required
bv he Bs-Lsws. ,f III
I .. In case ,rhesa afternoon drills cannot Ike
place ia consequence Of bad Weather squad
Mol Wilt aiteqd stthe Hall on "Wednesday
eyf'nfnes and Squad No. on FIida, eve
n4nss VI 7oiel ck.ts} ssS ],
5. h rulsf ID sntliy meetings. Of the coimpa-
ny vii be b. Id for trsaEat lion Of business at
the ,tiail IN lhe eEeniii. otihe fhifd Friday OF
each mo tb. at which herIl of4the Confpa
ny wilE be called, and all Amenities repoi ted
4tbI 6,less AT ne sad monthly me- efitlgs L i
record ef delinq lin les viii be4Tead ovir MOI
1f rn1sti6n OF III M mixers. Excuses wiltVIIiy
be given before the Court Of Enquiry
4 Atfpiisn III members III the CoInpa ny}is
rallied 10 The 49, .ticle 0ff the By Laws,
whch Pnyiaes thd any member WI ] shs II b.
sEsent for three suecessivr drills, wi hont
go55d rsease mag be dropped frgln the roilof
ne Company aisk 49, n N
The fitst Company Court Of F6quiiry viii
sssernhfe al The Ifa 4 On We'd esEay the set<
tnah aof MaFfh, lssp,fat u r. M. Eat whlcH
tHar aslinqs,eats wheshaye excuses 70 tsfIer
rayrdoF 81. II The Court awiIl be composed Of
.fte Captain and fiepienants of the g. mpauy,
lnartf rHaster Dry.ten wilissct as.cl rk /. &
E3Y oider Of ihcA; aHtaiht
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J Ia Charleston, VireiRis on ahr 4fh Fs6shl
/ srsII 1861 CHAaLrs +. D.ssoflaf Vim @. and
ea hsrlne Venabie. in his sixth year. .nsr.
n was good little boy.ebedieisf alad 5igc
5Ionale fo7his ri rents. fond o I: his saibstb
school and Of a piJnsly dispox. d .In,nss. H.
f1s The sixf h~ttnder liver Which the tstear
n. her above, who is TOO wise I'd Ell ana III
sFloisao % wrong, has ga theFed o.lt s.f TIE
,4sa HA tD bloom in that laBti where sic knesS
4 Am nFsst hlast, nt,r death dexour.s How
3iiIInlbsw erable are the ways IN ri sldei,c...
II s.- ISt5 ~. KELLY. 4
In Kama ha county. Vs.. January i. $50.
sIr. EARc.t skLs b RpiTr in The SD wear 81
no age, he was gDad ci siz.a, a kind father.
: member Of the nj e. Churs. h south, ana.
We trust. read ID. meetsdea hapd1inste w,tiI
DE Of his family that 5wr Tsbef,re tSiiS,lEs =
o. has left several children to sorrow, 81
Iflot Ess those who lave no hope. May fsof
fsiesss i, en- in ttieiT d ep aEfiii tons, 5sl
L? Oh W1eane day. list inst III h i r-sitencs.
AyoFid lie, hf he county sf hanover, MIS-
M CARDS IN, E,q sin the > I'd year OH III &.
EBosatof PARENTS long since faded away---save
zfuIthe remembrance OF many in Mh .se hearts
lie vi steenfh remembrance &c tie Il fFlsnIl-
y Ildye+-this young man has l.y his gensra,,s
aid tpsSls . tributes Of virtue. md BY tile
cAeerfuness Of his social character, added
str me upfsded aad initiating tWIe that
atoms and biosst ms IN thet deep thaflkero III
mem rvs home. A wife. whsse dssotion.
ard Children. whose love, had been his ttnl
: her care,= eit@inkS themselves afoi h !, bin
heart and-tele tlyes and friends, VII Sgse ess
:etm.spd nj, ndship he melted III i6aeiyedt
weep tears ofjsortew on the snow-al a grave
lhil3 closes over lie form Of one 81 much be-
oytd May. The God WHO temp, Is tileA " nd
ato he shfon ismt', br q tt,sba nd tp the widow
snd5 .latteI 70 The little ones na may they
be urntsd ina brighter VOID where death,
lie esrth4s cold Isnows saf winter, will no
mare fopesef thilI the hear ) OF those v hfee
s,i9ts forms roam pssseinllg o'sI the gol,ten
hllsof the newt sfusalem. r.5 49, =. j Z.
RicnaoHn. Fpb. oil 1859. t@BB