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Land for Sale.

application bemade, in a short time, will sell On
Il modating terms, Forty Acres OF Land, three milei
from the Corporation limits Mill Greek, opposite Maj Go
This is one OF the most beautiful locations Davidson county
About enc half Of the land is in timber the balance In eu
ton There the premises comfortable cabins and nne
young orchard Apply to MAJ GOFT the pae or % ny
self for partic uIars. CHAS- K. MINSION.
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From LeavenwOrth.

LEAvENwORTH. Aug. 3.-Coffee county, Kansas
was visited by destructive tornado last week at
Burlington, Leroy, Ottumwa, and Otter Greek.
Many buildings were destroyed, and a number of
persons injured.
Lent. Stewart with portion of Sedgwick's COM
mand, the 1lth of July, pursued and chastised a
party of KiOwas, killing two and taking sixteen
PRISONS ..
Many outrages in Arkansas By the KiOwas and
Camanches are reported.
Here at noon to day, the thermometer was at 994
with an appearance of rain, which is much needed.
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AOE Shits
AM now offering for SALE privately portion Of my land
upon which now live, about i've miles from the city mms
dately fronting HYde'S Ferry Pike. The amour
proposed to be sold is about
One Hundred and Twenty-Five Acres,
Which is fine productive soil there county
State. There beautiful building e which the
view Of the entire neghborhOOd we'll SIT in Blue
with beautiful growth Of tine fOreSt Between fifty and
sixty fine clover land in fine growth
bered, for all useful purposes There s also failing
spdog the tract which affords suiency Of all
purposes.
Those wishing to purchase splendid in fine
neghborhood and with all other advantages would do we'll to
call and for Themselves, desirous selling
For terms, &c, apply 9LASC0CK NEWSOM or to the
undersigned on the premises. NIB HYDE.
r. On,
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bargains! Rargains !

We are offering large stock of Goats, Vests,
Shirts and DrawerE for Mems and Boys wear at cost
for cash. WARD, BERNINGHLN & Co..
iulvI7-Im No 90 Public Souare
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RoBBERY.-The Columbia Herald says a young
man named S. d. SHERRARD was confined in the Jail
at that place on the 3lst ult on a charge of seal-
ing $3.50 from r. r. JONES, at Cullioke. SHEERARD,
we understand, is an ambrotypist, and went to
Cullioke about two months ago and until this
Quoted himself as gentleman. Pc acknowledged
the stealing of the money, and part was found in
his trunk having made way with greater portion
of it. He has father living in West Tennessee.
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TENNESSEE FEMALE COLLEGE,
ar FP 1VE-T nv 7EATyRoopr

GINHIS bOurshng young Institution will open its Fourth Col
legiate year Monday the 30 Of September next II
yields the palm to institution 10 the South, in the ability
its faculty, thoroughness Of acquisition Of
study.
The pupil here achieve Said library education well
the ornamental accomplishments 1t has select and increasing
library, and al other apparatus Tie boarding
is being repaired and refushed The table will be peneousy
supplied and the Of tie superintendent and
hitting The locality proyeral for health the
its society, and its excellent church facilities.
For Catalogue or other particulars apply to
JOHN MARSHALL, President,
or W. s. AcLEM0RE, Secretary.
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]. W. Williams--Agent.

HE Perpetrators Of ihese Machines CLAIM a substants
the elain) that their instruments sc any Gd sD
kd Or neeScOrk and perform the in the possb
n1nner Combining does, The merits Of II the other
Chimes and, at the time, avoiding the fsult
mends itself to the public the great Family Sew
Ing Machine, and as adapted to svsyy 5raAea Of 4
t7y where he needle Is required.
They viii stitch hem, fell, bind gather. They rake
strong lock stitch, that pulled oa They
make s0ssDul, uniform stitch. both sides Of the SOrk
without forming ridges underneath
The Machines have great strength perfectly simple Ane
the Management Of then easily acquired.
Any spool Of cotton thread sk, may be used my are
almost R0issess their operations, and assA sar 09 n
any other Sewing Machinssxtsnt.
Let Manufacturers Planters, Farmers Honsskeeps or any
other persons instrument 70 execute any END
Of sa7ig zoso done 6 pec1zey, make taey secure "a
bsst by examining ours before purchasing.
TA liberal dscOEus made to Minssrsand hsriabls Sc
ceties
NJ An Macnss warranted three years, full instruction
.,vsn n use then satisfactorily.
RESPONSIBLE AGENTS WANTED,
The pube are invited - saH and szruns the Ma lns
80 PUBLIC soUARE
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MRS. ADAH IsAAcs MESKEN HEESAN.-" Pink" the
New York correspondent of the Charleston Courier
says:
Mrs Adah Isaacs Menken Heenan, is now in the
city quietly awaiting the recognition of her 'hus-
band and lord )" J. C. HeenaH. the champion. We
will now test the truth of the gossip respecting the
marriage of the Benicia Boy. Thus far, he has held
back and sought no interview with his Adah. She
says that if he does not come out ike man and
take her to his bosom and his home, she will publish
in the Sunday papers all the tender love letters he
wrote her in the days of their billing and cooling.
These would make racy reading and great is the
competition among the Sunday sheets to obtain these
sweet mOrses. Heenan takes the matter as q good
Joke on a bad subject.
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DIDs viii bsrssived until ne IOh Of Auguatat M.yc
Once for the widening nd enlargns he Sewer Soa
Summer aret, a crossing % wilson's Spring 8zarc1
Plans a1d soecifcatiors b. e. The Mayors oce.
iuiy3i-h 8. \. HOLLINGsVORTH, Mayer.
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WATCH KEY with likeness in it. The owner can get
paying for this notice. iuy9o-0
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FronNew YorIr.

New YORK, August 3.-The grand cricket match
between the United States and Canadacommences on
Monday next, on the Hoboken cricket grounds. The
players of the United States side are Sharp, Hgham,
Wildly and SHINES, of the New York Club Sadler,
of Kings county Club Hammond, of Rochester /;
Bankley of Newhall, and Kepherd, of German
town, and Provost and Vernon. of Philadelphia.
The last five of these are American players.
Rober Lechie, Seotchman for many years an in
surance broker in New York. attempted suicide this
morning
Breyet Major Fairchild, who served with the New
York volunteers in the Mexican war, is dead.
A morning train on the Long Island railroad was
thrown off the track this morning, Bedford by
cow, which came suddenly on the track The
following Is list of the killed and wounded as far
as could be ascertained James Lynch fireman, re-
siding in Jamaica, killed; David Older, engineer.
badly injured abort the loins and internally John
Mcaowan, baggage master, badly injured Samuel
Chester, conductor right leg badly sprained Thos.
Freeman, passenger, whose shoulder was disloca-
ted Mr. Baldwin, passenger, head cut and another.
name unknown arm broken. Several others were
injured slightly but as they left for New York at
once, their names could not be ascertained
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North CaroIina ELECTION.

RALEIGH, n. c., August 3.-The annual State cleo
ton came off yesterday The following is the vote
in this city For Governor-Ellis, Democrat. 1913 /;
Pool Opposition SIS State Senator-Thompson,
Democrat 173; Bledsoe, Opposition, $50. Official
returns from nine precincts indicate that the Oppo
siton have carried the county which has heretofore
been largely Democratic In Wilmington (returns
nearly Officially Ellis gains 81 on Mr.. Buchanan's
vote. Seven precincts in the county Of New Ha.l-
over give Pool 81 more than Mr.. Fillmore received
The town is not counted Close The Democratic
Legislative ticket is elected.
PETERSBURG, Va, Aug. Selection returns come
in slowly. Wake county has gone Opposition which
gave Ellis, in 1885, majority of SSl. The vote of
New Hanover is close the Democratic ticket. how
ever, it is thought is elected. Ellis majority there
in 1858, was l,003. II Wayne Ellis loses ia COM
pared with 1858. Lenoire gives Ellis reduced
majority. In Craven county Ellis holds his own.
Northampton. Halifax and Edgecombe counties are
Democratic,
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PERFUM Err w

tine assortment Of Toilet Articles just received
LUBIN'S ELTRACTS,
WOODWORTH,S EXTRACTS,
FLAVORING EXTRACTS,
FINE SOAPS,
SHAVING CREAMS,
LILY WHITE,
PUFF BOXES,
HAIR BRUSHES,
NAIL BRUSHES,
TOOTH BRUSHES,
DRESSING COMBS. Horn,
DRESSING COMBS, Ind. Rubber
SHAVING BEkTSEEES,
ERASEYE SOAP,
TOOTH SOAP,
PONCInE SOAR,
FOOT q PASTE,
PATLY,S COLD CREAM,
THEATRE ROUGE.
All kinds Of French and American Pomade, LIP save Haiz
Preparations and Hair Dyes Of ali kinds, for saIeby
STRETCH & FORBES.
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Wheat Bran.


SnO BUSHELS Wheat Bran, Just received consgn-
CeeNBU ment and for sale by D. D. DICKEY,
julyl7 A. Market street.
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rom WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, August 3.-An official dispatch rep
resents everything quiet on the Texan frontier.
Even rumors to Cortinas and his men, or of
robbers from the Mexican side of the river have
ceased 1t is not thought necessary longer to expose
to the diseases incident to that region this
more troops than may be actually requisite
The drafts paid by the Treasury last week
amounted to S1,573,OO0 leaving, subject to draft
$4,000 Drafts, in the aggregate amounting TO
Sl670,000, the POstofice account, have been is
sued. Although the sum on hand is comparatively
small no embarrassment to the Treasury is antic-
pated. Receipts during the last week from Gus
toms, were; at New York. nearly 100000; at Bos-
ton $l9400 at Philadelphia, $1,000; at Baltimore
$4,000; at New Orleans So, OOO and at Charleston
$4,000.
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NO articles entitled TO Through Rates except those pecned
above.
noogs Railroad west OF Stevenson titled 10 above rates
Produce other articles for shipment to New York PhA
depha Boston, and Baltimore, will be forwarded SPREE
COMMISSION il consigned and duplicate receipts with full in
Srucons be sent to the Agents South Carora Railroad,
Charleston, and Agent Central Railroad Savannah, Ca
U. W. ANDERSON,
Nashville, july %, lS60-dlm General Agent.
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IN its favor. J
Mix the mouth vii the 1nvigorator and swallow
both together. Price 81 per bottle.
Also, SANEORDsS FAMILY CATHARTIC
PILLS. compounded from pure vegetable and put
GLASS CASES air tight, and will keep any climate.
The Family Casl itAartiS PILL is gen
tie but active CsthHrtc which the proprietor has
used in his practice more than twenty years.
The constantly increasing 70 demand from those who
have long used the PILLS ard the satisfaction which
all express in regard their has induced place
them within the reach of all =
The Profession we'll that different Cathartics
on different portions Of the - bowels.
The FAMILY "A e. THARTpC Il
has with due reference this we'll established fact,
been compounded from . variety Of the Purest Veee
table Extracts, which act alike every part Of the
aimentsry canal, and - good and safe in all
where CsthRrtic is = needed, such a De-
engagements Of the stomach, SleePis
ness, Pains i'm the e Back and Il o 1 n 8,
COSIiVeneSs, a I'M and Soreness over
the whole g. Y, q from sudden cold, which
frequently, if neglected, = end in long of Fe-
yer Loss of Ape. = tite, a Creeping Sen
SatfOn of Cold over the bodv, Restless
ness, Headache, or weight in the head,
all InfIa inmate ~ - Diseases, Worms, in
Children or Adults, Rhe LiS SIN, a gIeat
Purifier Of the Blood and many diseases to which
flesh heir, mention in this advertise
ment. Desc, to 3. Price dimes
The Liver InVigoraLOr and Family Ca
thartic Pills rtaed by Druggists generally anc sold
wholesale by the trade IL all the large towns.
ST W.SANF0RD, NJ. D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor, 335 Broadway, N. Y.
o.. WOOD L CO.,
febI St. louis, No.
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PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 3-During the exhibition of
fireworks at Paramount last evening. Professor
Jackson was fatally injured by an explosion of pow
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CINCINNATI, Aug. 4.-Charles McDougal of the
firm of West & McDOugal has abscOnded with the
book keeper of the house and S35,OOO belonging to
the firm.
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Congressman nomination

DAYTON Ohio, Aug. 3.-The Empire newspaper
of this evening announces that by unanimous agree
ment of the Central Committees of Preble Butler.
and Montgomery counties. well the unanimous
desire of the Democracy of the district Hon. Glenn
ent Vallandgham has been declared the Democratic
candidate far Congress by reclamation.
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The Meteor.

KNOXVILLE Tenn. Aug. 3. 1860.
UNION AND AMERICAN: We had on last Thursday
night about 10 O'Clock, the most sublime and mag
nifcent meteOrc display ever witnessed in this re-
gion. 1t truly grand. Its course, so far as we
could determine was northeast to southwest. Its
march rapid, and its approach to the earth,
seemingly very close The main body OF it about
two-thirds the size of .he moon with a long fiery
tail The light emitted by it was intensely vivid,
making objects as visible as under the midday sun.
Its flight evanescent, disappearing in the space
of only about two three minutes, followed imme
diatsly afterwards by loud, rumbling explosion
producing quite a sensible shock. much similar to
that OF an earthquake.
For the benefit of scientific men, will say that
its sta ting point about fifteen degrees above the
horizon ten degrees south of east terminating about
fifteen degrees above the horizon. and ten degrees
north Of west. &. v. CHARLTON.
HEAVY HAIL SroRu.-A heavy gale passed over
portion of Orange county, Va, on the 3lst ult 4
tract of land. three miles wide, swept over.
The Eagle says:
The corn and tobacco crop in the line Of this furi
Gus gale was completely DESTROYED. Hail ranging
in size from a hen eh to pigeons fell thick and
fast embedding the Corn and tobacco the ground.
Our informant mentions that from field Of corn
from which the prospects were far that he would
realize i've hundred barrels, he will not recover a
single barrel. Large tobacco pens were blown down.
and much property destroyed \ number of farm
ers. by thus gale have become destitute Of the means
of subsistence.
There was a severe storm in Meckenburg county,
Va, on the 29th ut The Tobacco Plant says:
Between Clarksvile and Buffalo Springs, at some
points, the hail was terribly destructive. ThecrOps
of corn and tobacco of Mr.. LittletOn Jones re-
Dorfad n he literally runp1 Mr.. J. J. Daniels
bacco crop is said to be very much injured.
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Il
CONSTANT supply Of New Flour; Unbolisd 4oar, a.
"a Fresh Meal. d. ,. DfckBTs
Jaly26-0 Agsnh
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The Cotton Movement.

We have compiled the following comparative statement the
receipts Of Cotton the ports since the LIST Of September
fron, tba th;s
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NASH g. MARI
insurance ts,
NO. % COLLEGE STREET. NASHVILLE TENN.

Statement OF the Condition OF the Home
Insurance Company of New York, ON
the Sd day of July, A. ID. 1860.
Made to the Comptroller ofhe State Of Tennessee
10 the Statute Of that State
NAME AND LOCATION.
The Of this Company is the HoNE Insurance COMPANY
incorporated in 1885, and located in the City New York.
CAPITAL ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
The Capital Of this Company actually paid up in
cash is-.. iOJODOO W
The surplus on LIST day Of July, ls6O.. 43775O 60
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Valuable Town Lots and Country
Lands for Sale

Valuable Town Lots and Country
Lands for Sale.
n AM offering reasonable terms the foowin,
property: &c handsome Building Lots in the 9TH stl
Wards Of Nashville.
NINE HOUSES AND LOTS,
CT various dimensions fen large to small comfortable resi-
dences at low prices in the city.
double three story House on Broad street,
pied at present by Hardcassle & Co.
One Ira Of aboutweny two and half acres three miles
on the Nashville and CHATTANOOGA Railroad frame hsu
and wepart Of the Lucus Crutcher tract good SOIL
One Tract of about Thirty.One Acres,
Stones River Turnpike mile CUT adjacent to w.
Lewis snd Others-my Brick yard property.
One Tract of about Thirty Acres,
Eight miles out the MurfreesbsTe Turnpike Good i'm
provements, good water and timber.
One Tract OF about Ninety Acres,
On the Rankh College and River Turnpike seven
miles OUT Thirty eaIed balance good timber
Watered.
One Tract of about I2e Acres,
p0es-Dearly all good timber and soil good.
One Tract of about $50 Acres,
Ten miles out Smiths Springs, mile half North
OF the Turnpike mostly we'll mbered about ~
And several other lots and tracts Of land in Nashville and vi
cnity. For further particulars call NANCE WOODwARD
No so Cherry Street
Young Negroes prices taken in exchange for the
shove. DULY s6-lml JAMES N. MURELL.
For Sale and to Lease.
PROPOSE upon most favorable terms or exchange
for city erty, the remainder OF my premises in the
suburbs, consisting OF we'll built dwelling eight rooms,
and twelve OF superior garden land the dwell
ing and about five separate from the remainder the
desired These premises adjoining the grounds sold
spring sveage s. per foot less by half
than ground equal distance from the squzre equally
rable in other respects selling for teng occupied
formerly residence, and rented for the present
Bostck, Esq, Also,
AfPw Lots left for sale.
will also rent fer the ensuing lease upon long time,
the coumcdoLs dwelling the Vauxha
Streets at present occupied by II Hayes Esq, Apply at a
Cherry STREET 10 J L & K " BROEE, or to
July sc, 1861. EUGENE UNDERWOOD
Notice.
FgtHE copartnep heretofore existing the style
WARDS GIiKERsns & Co. this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent. GnKERsoN retiring from The Arm.
10. EDWARDS.
J X GILKERS0N,
1. A
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CASEY'S HOTEL
Il Pleasanty Situated,
Nc. a., FRoAT sTHEET, NO. Al,
(zlsO Doors Sostn Of ne Is.sl;e .y,.ars.,
IA SHYTLLEs TENNEssEN

- ~--at = = = 4zs] q = ~ q > . = II
has recently fed up his house M TIE and busI.
~. Polsiec q me community, At the Enai Of
One Do1lRr per Day.
FOR hoafd and Lodging. for transient er-c hs vor. a..
entirely new with beds and bein7 and All the frnit
@ =; 1oo4s e new good locks and keys every
give ne call they will be we'll pleased 'e4s P-''s
one dOt1ar saved Is eoual "a f~rs, $1,000
Come, eat. drink and Be msrrv 80 - - = IAeo'
with choice liquors -''.''s1 rss ~ ~, ~. nous nous
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WARDS, sIARRES Il CO,
(.uocrssoRs TO EDWARDS, srLkra.oN 4 col
Land for Sale.

I'LL continue the Wholesale Grocery Forwarding and
w Commission business the old corner COLLEGE AID
Church streets iulyl5-h
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$50 Reward

Taxes Taxes
EEyHE for State and County and Railroad
ready for 1860. Tax payers will please forward to
the Court House. where will be found 9Th
OF August, after tn time will be absent attending the differ
Districts except Saturday The law regard
that after visiting each District Immediately
distress otherwise which will necessarily be an
additional expense of fifty all call after the frat
October and after the first OF November Deputies are al
lowed the law fees sber oT collecting A
all the for $50 IN THE YEAR 1850 ali
that have paid by the first Of November expect TO find
them in the hands of Deputies or Constable.
Q G. DEGRoVE,
Revenue Collector for State and Couaty
T.W BALLOW,
aug2-2w Railroad Tax Collector.
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NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADFWv

! tIeo ftWum-
NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY
Founded 1916. n
EHvHE next session Of this InstitutIon ls,,.
September Preparation for elsssiacstiop lH o.
ing pupils the last week in August Note 1s following AL
l. The Buildings in extent and atps..sor shoo, -.
poses domestic comforts healh exercise and rs
wholly unequalsd IN the United essss We csenqe
? The SIX Acres of Lawn and shade ar. an.
closed 3 g seizure the greatest privacy sord pupils he
nnrstraiAea Freedom Of childish innocent
NOn-Sectarfan.--TheAc sdeuy .e,o,.. :, a. -
temen represented BY OF nueer of i-s1.
nominations pledged to preserve the nOnecaran character
4. The Maternal Care of the Bo.rdinv nuu,. q,
under the constant supervision Of the Pncipa to
the happiness a1 and comfort Of the pupils.
"a, .; the Hoalth of she Institution is un3rece.
"a tne history OF schools Only three deaths occurred
9mong ne pupils over forty years. The health statistics Of he
institution are its highest Recommendation -
crowded '-' anu never
z. Security from Fire--The buildings are heated by
and lighted with gas 50 that the pupils secure from
e Ordinary accidents acung from from Stoves and
gnts Besides the evenness Of temperature adds
gre 81 % ne health Of the sshooL
regulations which years have shown to be most
~ viii DE- madein the rules and general arrangements
The Faculty composed of thirty Eve teachers and
49, VI Enona wee associated with predecessor In
the Literary Department. tue teachers have had Iong and "
the Music and Ornamental he sscb-r ps
and ARTISTS are Of high celebrity superior Hapist ms h
tOI me ensuing
In ae the highest advantagesn particular that can he
found IN any in United States are fur
nsned IN the Nashville Female Academy-the Alma Itsr Of
hundreds Of the most elegant and ened ladies the Southern
country. - ~
lar to the principal. GRO nj FvERHART
Nashville, Tenn, June 6. 6O-tw&wsu ~ AiiAAi'
HARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR AUGUST
HARPER'S NEW aAONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR AUGUST
FRANK LESLIE'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR AUGUST.
FRANK LESLIE'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR AUGUST.
KNICKERROCKERM MAGAZINE for August
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MAGAZINE for August
GODEY,S LADY,S BOOK FOR AUGUST,
GODEK'S LADY'S BOOK FOR AUGUST.
ECLECTIC MAGAZINE FOR AUGUST.
ELECTEC MAGAZINE FOR AUGUST,
ATTITUDES MAGAZINE FOR AUGUST.
ARTHUR,S MAGAZINE FOR AUGUST
JUST RECETKED BY
f. RAGAN,
july22 College street.
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SANFORD'S
Liver Inv5gOratOr,
NEVER DERIIITATRS

NEVER DEBILITATES.
T 1T Is compounded entirely from Gum, and
has become established fact Standard Medicine known
and approved by all that have lsed Il, and is re
confidence in the disease for which II
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FataI Accident.

The steamer Prince Albert has arrived.
NEW YORK, August 1.-The steamers Bremen an
Vigo sailed to-day, taking S97 900 in specie.
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From New York

New YORK, Aug 4.-The Tribune says that there
troubles about the accounts of Jacob Forney,
late Superintendent of Utah Indian Affairs. but