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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

Gloss OF LAKE NAvIsATIoN.-Na.igat
en- The Lakes is rapidly approaching its close.
Last year II ceased on the 29th OF November,
and there were then in Chicago, Illinois, 207,-
539 bushels of grain in store. At Tho pr-seut
time there are about 1,500,U0U bushsl. Of grain
al that place, and they are receiving about
o'OOOO bushels per week, which will leave q
m uch larger amount on hand at The close of
navigation ;his year than there was in 1859
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

See 10 Yoa, EI,i.n'ngS.-As the holidays ap-
pr ach, fGr ecessity increases for m rchan .
,ud others tu see hat their duutsa q windows
are properly secured ~ uigat. rne wa'cDm-U
,lfen else vpr store co re left uui ckeo by
err-iess, ess, and have ~ take the Trouble -
tuvk up The clerks 10 have them secured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

RESCUE OF FUGITIvE SLAvEs.-1he Chica.
81 Tunes say that about forty uegrJes OF IL al
cliy have organized IA military company un-
der the name OF "F Freedom Guards" Onr o1
the ObJscts OF their orgaulZttIon is to rescue
fugIuNeS from the hands Of government I'll
GERS Wnenek er any such shall be captured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

Closhing -. Naked On Saturday, night last
SAM grac.l-ss sctmp while al auc'i1i. sale
was taking place at Mr. Nott's store, if,ed me
oyercoat ui the sa!estnan ana made good ais
es
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

Not Grind rs- fur u .iirsJ nJur mills were
not gIIuding ou SATURDAY iast. lac mtchiue-
ry had been Stopped for some shsn' rrfairs,
which have been made, anu they viii start
again this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

Cor Dro,cnsd.-A very pretty young COW
was fouud IA me basin, near he q tilego Mile,
last saturday morning where she had faiisn
In. nignt b ,iur- aud drowned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

APPLES CoMtNa EAsr.-The Syracuse IN.
" Journal says that, at one time, on Tuesday
last, there were Ia view IRON the weigh lock
in that city, no less than thirteen canal boats
loaded with apples in barrels, destined for the
Eastern markets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

FIRR AT MANASSAS JUNCTION, VA.-On
Wednesday night fire broke out In tue car
shed of the Manassas Gap Railroad at tie
junction, which consumed the shed, together
with three passengers and one baggage car
Loss about 80 5uU
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

tArsalts sfssTtTu v-on "Wednesday
.ssntss, ,ts nsss Catholic rDstttuts IN Cincin.
ssli ssse Gfmatiy npens6, Whsn a isree dsg
My gssl In isHgth, ssan ,ifntiy dseoratsd with
aslsnss 10 xolAl wss presented V hs mem
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

Coatin9sd The trial OF Samuel III. Jeiford,
indicted for stealing $50 10 money from Mr.
Martin L. CoviDgton, of Charlotte county.
has been postponed until the next term Of
Judge Lyons Court, because OF the absence
the prisoners witnesses.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

The Sh ppinc in the ID ck were not so nu-
meruus - sterdIy usual at this season. We
roticed hat thtre were very few "yster ves-
,els iu u tt, winch accouL u tor Lbe nixn price
Jf biyaiyPs,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

SLOW WORK .--Telesraphic communications
hstweeu Algeria aud France. via the Balsarle
Isiands and Valencia, IN Spain, have been re-
csntIv es stabiishpd, but they take elk hours ~
srspsmit. and are confined to the dispatches ot
~. Tsaysrnnsnt. The Journals of Algisrs ex.
nrs.s 'ns ,ns Visa that private dispatches may
slsa h4 alto wsd ga be seat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

ORCH EsTRA LRApRR hNiGHTED.-The
Queen OF Spain has conferred the Cross OF lhe
Order of Charles Ill on Eugene provost, a
most accomplished II usician OF New Orleans,
and leader of the orchestra al The Opera House
hsra
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

me Heafa9. on saturday. was cold enough
Tor midwinter. Throughout the day the wi, q
blew a stin gale from The Northwest, was h
was so cutting and piercing that the very mar
row in ones bcaes seemed chilled, as he moved
along the streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

pHATna.--Riehsrd isaes, Esa,, tn.sAamsst
OF the North Carolina f.seisl.tafs, apd y xysS
etsvsr ei.iz.a, died a. Ms isslasnss N mH,Gs
isk Bsa, Il. Shsriu,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

VALUE OF WIyE's AFYRcTIoss.-In the
suit of Orville II. Brown in New York, against
Chas. NJ. Davidson, for seducing the aiteeiions
Of the plaintifNs wife from said piaiatiff, the
Jury give q verdict of stI cent? damages.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

ACCEPTING AN OFFER OF ASSISTANCE The
NasnvIlle (reru.) Union has seen a letter
1re n Gov. Gist, OF South Caroiiua, accepting
the services of a gentleman of that city, who
offered To raise cOrps Cf volunteers, IN case
they should be need, oy South Carolina, in
defence OF her rights and nouur
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26
PRICE ONE CENT.
LOCAL IL GATHERS

Stealing Fafeh-A small lad, who gave hi
name As Thomas Dohson, was arraigned be-
fore the Mavor last Saturday to answer the
charge of stealing a silver watch. worth Sii
from Thomas Fitzpatrick, about the 81 inst -
Fitz knew nothing OF the theft. lie only
knew thar his watch had been taken. and 'haI
lie had been unable TO recover il. Two boys
nssocIaies of the prisoner. testified that be
told them that be had giyeG the watch TO d
negro hackman, hut they had not seen The
watch, and knew nothing about IL. Fom .d
mitted that he told the bows what they had
said, but declared that he had only dpGe Z, 10
get rid OF them, as they were DIGGING him
about the streets. To enable ether witnesses
To be summoned, the Investigation was ad
journed unit III ,nday mornirg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

LINCOLN AND BAMLts met together on
Thursday a. t..i-aao, iJr tue first II,ne, 10
view eucn CtLeT, though they betn eat out q
term in tue sane Congress for two years Such
men as Gay aId ros .er would have known
each other il th-y had only sat tUgetner for
tWeaty-iuu- nCuis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

HEAVY Loss Tts Tappahs anoek tva,l
sesshsrnsf sss .. that q eiussn ST kiHs wua
shissvsii IN hisnn..ed Gsi xsss, asa Sss ~
iteyya 81 ssset si,ka., -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

Not Reard.-Ths charge against Thos' Brad
ford, OF committing AN Indecent essaa,t upon
the person OF William AaFy, was . OF cisposed
S,,synsx al an i'm nppfsArt wttssse,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

sAs.ssx = afSsisFssr sss s0SS Ssss sslaslss
,ts&ssl = M tks ~, very Mssb, Htsr t.H
gs ,ss kffasnihE pnsas. wufs ,salts kAt39i
sst ~ sxsvrs ~fas .s'ssssls sahs!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

NTEDiCALCA CARDIFF. PLUME offers mis- scr.
VI vices the public in the ostmentof all secreS
diseases. Twenty years precnoe ~ the sa.se
branch gives DIR. p. calm to public lavor.-0fhce
on F rankin street, near the Exchange Ho,eI. and
third house below Trinity Church same slde A.
TRICT OF FLOWERS:" one Of the vsry beat
renovators for weakened parts nov known. Med
glSs Sc ito orurr. Ali yoiiIlS By etttT
ar ntheyV 80 prornpfir .ttsud. ~ RichmOnd -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26
GREAT BAMsAsNs Fen NIy. Ms.s, y.,,

GREAT BARGAINS FGk NV MR. /,
" ls60-DRf GOODS CHtAPER ThAS EVER.
Jus, received luse stock ot hiae aud oulare5
ton shIug Ivy prioes; Stfiia shswis CsssiH sfes
Double sne Slnsie noIen shaw ~ ali pm. sss
Hdsfs S CTS; all pure Linsh ones ots.; Enc
Fhnae,s q, D cts; fine Ladies Worked Coll.
At D25, IS 50 cts rih uble he monsH; Iui
dozen rIch Linen Bcsoms AZ II rer's; extra 4 Q
quailtS Is cts; M4rse ilos Rosoms l7x ana 10 ;
shseps u.eS, Saitinetfs, CassIieI cs, nei.t .eans
&c for men ana ho,s' vetr, At ali prees; ius-,s
U"mestic Pi-ids. shtfting, sheetInE at d Cts;
the hnsst Bleached Gott.,h at ~ ard iIh es..
selling ever, whc "a ! shilIng; ~oolsn [ Dder-
snIrts an Dfswers; Aenpos fIom is cents snd
a wares. worth 37ta ots Ausins, Deiaines, \, ain
ant Colored a. ngIts. .eb ,ge, and lots oi olher
Goods, cneap~T than sns q her house IN the city,
you can bus at No "a Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26

81 ELM HOs,DS EXEEACI bHJnCS
IL HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
HELMB0Lp's EXTRACT BUCHU,
HHEttMBotbs HEtMaBBo9ttbbss EExTFAGT ExxTTFFAGGTF BEeHC:: BBEEeeHHCC:
TRs TRs Srsst STsst bufssS The Great piarssio,
The Great Diurs:io, The Great Diureto,
The Great Diuretic, The Great Diuretic,
A positive and spsoihc remedy for diseases oil the
BLADDER, Kidneys, Gravel, DroIsy,
Bladder, Kidneys. Gravel, Rropsy,
Bladder, aidneys, Gravel ppropsy' ppsy'
0ia'oet'N AND ALI hNLlqLnIDIins IDIinsEAsEs OF THE '''''
Sexr 81 Organs, Sexual Organs, Sexnsl Orsaus.
IELMBOLpS EXTRACT OF BUCHU
Is 3 certain. safe and speedy cure, from Whatever
Gauss they may have orig mated, and no mattef OF
H,w Long Standing, How Lons STANDING.
H,w Long Standing. How Long Standins'
Nv Long Standing, How Long Standlng.
II in takeD without Hindranoe from BUSINESS AnS
IItie Al nuy Change OF diet,
IL pleasant in its taste ana odoT,
And INN sdiate in its action.
III IN suffering with any of the above dlstrsss-
fR0CTRE THL REMEDY AT ONCE.
PROCURE TIE REMEDY AT ONCE,
IROCCRE THE REMEDY AT ONCE.
HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
AZ ,nedinine which must eensh. eyery BODY: IRON
invalid. ~
NO hQUhL IL To bk FUUND.
No EGUAI. is re BE FOUND.
PrIce 5l per bottle, or SIX for 50; delivered 70
-ny address Preparedby u. I. HELMBOLD,
Depot. 10. South Tenth st., below Ceesnpt,
For ssie wholesale and rst.il bi ,,,,,,n
DrRgefsfs and Apotnecaries
rs MAN street.
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K FOAM mo o. oFgER-

agree furnish and deliver the respective navy ysras all he
articles named in the classes hereuato aed ageeably
Provisions of The schedules therefor, and Conformity With
advertisement OF the Bureau Of Construction. &c, Of August
y 1850 Should ny offer be accepted request b Be addressed
-. and the contract sent tc the nary agent
or To-, for signature and and certificate.
Signature. A. B.
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synopsis Of the Presfdent's Proelauasfon,
10. $50, dated April 90, 1850.

Synopsis OF the Presidentis Proclamation,
10. $50, dated April 2Os 1850.
1T orders public sss tie Territory Nebraska as FOL
4 lows:
At the land OGce Brownsville on ne 9Th DAY Of August
next Of tveny Townships heretofore Gem
ties Of Jones and saline.
AT the land oce at Brownsville the day August
next Of tsenty four toEnshps. heretofore unosre
counties Of Fillmore and Jefferson.
Al the land Office az Nebrasss City, the 3 day gust
next twenty eight townships and fractional townships,
fore offered in the counties Of Clay, Lancaster Calhoun
line, Greene and Butler.
Al the land Office at Nebraska Cry the August
next OF twenty townships and fractional Townships
tofore unodeTed in the counties Of Saline, Greene,
At the lana Office at Omaha City, 18Th DAY August
next, Of thirty three townships and fractional towns
heretofore unOfreds in the counties Of fat Cumng
At the land fee az DaeotAh City. the 9th dsy OF August
next OF forty toEnshps and fractional heretofore
Court
At the land Oes at Dscotsh City on TIE s0h lay August
next Of hirt seven ognhips heretofore unose in the eoua
Ties OF Perre and Qri Court
The Ia IDS will be offered with the usual exceptions Of school
sections &C, &C.
The sales viii be kept opeD until Ire lands 81 offered,
which be accomplished within and ongsr,
and no prvale entry Of Of the ands VII be admitted until
after the expiration Of the two week.
Exemption claimants required estabh their claims
TIE satisfaction proper register and Rscsysr make
payment for the appointed for
mencement Of the public sales otherwise sr claims viii Be
forfeited. JOS. g WILSON,
Commissions o. The General Land Once.
Il " OYFICr. June Il. 1850 iulyqi-1tauGw
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Class No. z lime hair and plaster class No. O. Gravel and
sand class No. II, Iron, iron nails and spikes csss No.
Steel class No. IA, Files class No. Is Paints oils and glass
class No. u.s. Ship chandlery class No IL Hard No.
S stationery class No gu Hay and class No. 81
ender class No %, Charcoal class No. 3D. Betting, packing
and hose class Mo- a. Sperm aud laricang class No. &C.
Auges class No. q, Anthracite coal class No. 30 broad top
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THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.
DALIEYIQ MAGInaL PIN EYTRACTiOR
rnE YR1ESD or Z rHs NURSERY

ChlIAen frequent suf fsrss rom exernal INJURIES
sspeciaIy from ktBtd and CGmpbeas EgpiosSOaa-here
foe every mother should have healin9 prsua-ation
constantly hand L hess Brsass and qucFiv re-
NOES the TETTER RING WORM 9 D-s-zEIt "A "a,
nursery.
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CoaI,

NAsnNhIe3 aug. Us loOu
Cholera, DyseDtery and FIux!
FENHE GREFENBERG DYSENTERY SYRs
UP the heat medicine In the world for disorders Of the
bowels Fee certificates from the Board Of Health OF Ns0 York
and enquire Of The czsns Of Nashville most Of whom
have used it
STRENGTHENING TONIC, for all vho suaerfrom
the heat from debility rdgeson want Of appetite, nervous
headaches.
THE health BITTERS, only IS cents paper,
will make half gallon u the Bers suitable for the aoVe
ANTS that family ought to Be without they wish 10
save doctors bills and eujey good health.
julyl4-H MACKENZIE MIhOHlNs
Wholesome Bread!
vUSHR WHAT CHEER YEAST CAKES make the and
4 most wholesome bread-neyer fail 70 rise.
We have Just received large lot fresh ron New YORK
iuyl4-n MACKENZIE 4 MlhCblN
THE ST "a OUD HOTEL@--ENLAhGE
1sr AND REEUKNASHEDs
gE1HE undersigned having St Cloud HOTEL has
enlarged materially refurnished it throughout in
the most elegant win open the heuse TO the public
ThursdaYs the 5Ih inst.
juIy3 diff SAMUEL e. CARTER
Camvassed Hams, Shoulders and E1ouP.
CASKS hne Csnvassed Hams 10 Shoulders 200bar-
- all kinds in and fos sale very lev at
- and IS Msrset street, By
Aug.s HUGH Nc REA SEQ
FRFsH TURNLP SEED.
n ANDRKTHs Turn p Seed, Summer AID Winter, just re
eeivsd BY Adams Express, and for sale ~
sagl4 RAINS, BROWN 90
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p e r f u M Err Y

DRESSING COMBS, Horn,
DRESSING COMBS Ind. Ruhbers
SHAVING BRUSHES,
ERASGVE SOAP,
TOOTH SOAP,
PONCINE SOAP,
TOOTH PASTE,
PATLYsS COLD CREAM,
THEATRE Rouge.
All kinds Of French American PonAdes LIN salve Hair
Preparations and Hair Dyes Of all kinds, for saleby
STRETCH & FORBES.
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Class No 3 Yellow pine timber class No. g. Yelowpae
lumbr class No g. While pine Juniper &c
{, Cement; Class 3, Gravel sand Iron
lion naill and spikes class No. - steel class Pig iron
class No. a. Files class No. IS Paints oils and glass; Gas.
No 10, Ship chandery class No. IL Hardware class No IS
Stationery class 90 Has and StsW; lass 81 Proven
der class No q, Charcoal e. Sperm ana uiric.t.
Ing ellis class No 20, A1gers class No a. Anthracite coal
class No 90, Cumberland btumnOas coal 30 B. DAD
Naval Hospital. 1870
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY, &C..
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Publishers, Gallstin, Sumner County, Tenn.
September 4, 1s60-dm

~
August LIST, 1860. !
To Architects.
IN EsIGNS FOR the buildings the University Of the South
II invited firm the Architects Of the United States
The building for which designs Immediately required
Il the building Of the group The des1n for this building
must contemplate central structure hanked BY WINGS the
whole to be two stories high.
TIE upper story OF the central structure Is be used
Exhibition Hall. 1t must be constructed with galleries,
the plan OF the OF Music, with sttings for
twenty Eve hundred The lower story to be divided into
Offices FOR the business departments Of the University
One Of the wings must be arranged for Lry, with
underneath for unpacking storing, &c The other wing to be
constructed Gallery Of Art the lower story OF which TO be
used academy Of design.
The plans contemplate building Of stone, which shall
be FIRE nroof throughout The wings to be Constructed a. 70
admit OF extension.
paztcuaTsn reference this and the other build
ings to be erected application must be made to the Executive
Committee. l...-... .--#-
The design which may adopted will be pac for All others
will be subject to the order of the Architects.
All designs forwarded reach University Place
By day October must be addressed to the Bxecu
tive Committee University Place, franklin County, Tennessee
By order Of the Executive Committee.
LE0NIDAs POLK,
STEPHEN ELLIOTT, Stb Committee.
GEO 4. FAIRBANKS,
n
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Glass No white oak logs yellow pine plank stock logs; n
elm; 6. black spruces r. gnumVite 81 - spikes and
nls q lead, zinc and tin; "a pig irOn IS padEsrs Pair
OH, y dax 90 TAX nd cotton
twne 81 glass; % leather % hose a. brushes; % bunting and
dry goods 81 pitch tar ad rOsin q, iloE, and OIL %
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WARRINGTON

Class No ?, white oak plank; %, white pne IA, white ash
oars; IS, white oak slaves and headng ~ on p spikes and
nails: 2 lead aud TIM IS hardware; y, paints and oils
Do fax aad cotton twins 81 pitch, and resin , allow soap
and oil 90 ship chsndieryi ~ stationery.
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BLACKmAN q GILLESPTE.
(EIcHoLs' OLD ooRNER.)
NEW AND COMPLETE STOCK

nOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, VALISES,
Travelling Carpet Bags Ladles Sstchels ana every
Hrticls usually Kept in our line
Our rood have ected with 20 to the opinion
.ur snv ndX call and We determined exert
ourselves utmost please all who may call upon
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SAILS
WTIsUIHG other investments, propose to s'sh
Wv all our Real Estate in Davidson county, 80 follows
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
sitnAon the Franklin Turnpike, within half mile OF the city,
and opposite the residence Of the late Joseph W. Horton
Containing about Forty Acres.
This H. perhaps the most commanding ecnity OF Mash
VILE and most desirable country The house will
beSsd with u CT IS acres Of land the purchaser choose
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
the Sims Tract, situated Smith Turnpike (od
Leban9n road within hree miles OF Nashville. containing $50
The soil is good, IL is well and
bedvdd into small tracts Of twenty and urwss, all Of
which admirably adapted for country residences
dens and dairy farms. Also, that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
read occupied by T. O. McOampbel and formerly
owned BY Thos Harding, containing 25C acres This
plaeeiS we'll knoEna1 to need further description will
divided 20 suit purchasers T. will
these places o any one who will cali.
All the above property will be sold reasonable terms
on . credit OF one, two, three and four years
Apply A " s. Lindsey, Nashville either Of the un
derSignde, TH0S. C. Nee AMPBELI.
SIX miles from Nashville
JA.MCCAMPBELL,
mhsl EaahviUe
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ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR
AND
B ENEVOLENT INSTIT I'll o IS

DOCEOR A. " Na
Medical DiSpensary and Consulting Rooms
For the Treatment Of General and Private Diseases,
On Deaderick Street, Nashville Tenn
FENHE DOCTOR regular graduated Physician and an old
practitioner from the old country and being already nteen
in america is fame established for his
the Of desperate be despes to expose
his patients to humbug the public with hctons or trashy
testimonials.
In private diseases the Doctor has failed yet TO cure
amoEg desperate Of t. standing after they had
been treated without and by nine other Ps
ctans; credible gentlemen testify to these ssssrons
LONG practice large capital les and hospitals OF the old
and this country made him familiar with these diseases
The Doctor h with the American, French and Ger
languages and always ready tender his advise and
vices with politeness conscientousneSs and discreet
Persons at distance may have his a ice and medicines By
sung him through letters nclong fee at least s. TO Posi-
Box No 1856, QuAcSs charge only 81 less in postage stamps
pocket the they trouble fur
err His family residence Is on North Market street
ssugiO-d&Esm.
COAL OIL LAMPS. 4efa.
n DOZEN Coal Oh Lamps, q various styles htaed with
DmSra-a RAIEs, BROWN Il 90
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UPR0R FIVE DOLLARS If ysu do not desire to spend
larger will publish Card Directory style,
given below, and in choice position columns for one
year, for FIVE DOLLARS, ADVANCE
sample:
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Class No 2 white plank yellow pine plank stock logs
10, white ne; Is b spruce u = EPikes and nails
g lead and @ IS hardEars a paints and os . Sax
% canTsss 20 FAX and tEne; glass; %
leather % hose % brushes 3 bunting dry goods 81 pieh
tar nd ron; e allOE, soap and ell; % p chandleIy; 20
stationery; Il fire wood
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AAHB REoEEHKL

BY GEORGE BANCROFT.
Octave Uniform with the previous Volumes.
This volume comprises period extending the BStteof
Bunr Hill the signing Of the Declaration Of Independents
the second Of August and Includes among other things the
siege Of Boston. the negotiation Of England with Russia for
troops, written from papers from the Archives Of England AID
France, including letters from George III and the Empress
CshGDe the invasion Ct Canada, from private letters aud
pe Of General Montgomery and his family the movements Of
and Spain, from very copous documents obtained in
France and Madrid the dsincnaon Of Turgo to the the
revolution the French Cabinet the proceedings Congress-
nPs from unpublished private Journals by the members the
inIurrecon in North Carolina very full unpublished
temporary RccountE the purchase of German troops from the
fullest collection OF papers, with letters George Ill and the
German Princes Ministers Agents. hest ancy the Cen
trail Colonies; the for taking Independent govern
the Virginia Declaration Of the Rights Of Man; the battle
OF sullvans Island part from materials; the Re oluon
Of the Declaration Of Independence Signing
the Declaration.
The manuscript materials collected for this volume
complete, and uufOds the origin and progress i'm
Porsnt tracing the progress Of the Revolution
peIy reference part the United States pre-
srnghe subject alSo in Its relation the history world
during the period Of its progress
The history ef the Revolution will be consted in two more