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Frs.h Arrlval. aor ssrlas 81 sa.ansr.
B. r. GUTTER.
Nos 80 and SO Csszer Of College and Broad,oas,
NASHVILLE TENN,

'os 80 ana % Csfner 0f COHe1s and Br0dd,Odt,
NASHvKLAEs TENN,
Wholesale aud Resail nealer In
ALI ErxDs o.
1oeess Shoes, Hats Um Brelfas, Vblps.& &C
AZ JUS eened and has On exhibition ono Of the best -
u 4 seosa stocks ever hsare offered, ara AZ Nv nrces
GENTS, BOYS, ARD YOUTHk,.
style Of sewsd and pegged work. embracing Calf gid
- kestLer, Geat, Buckskin Cloth And Isstne aers
oe.isA1e make and quatT. - = 80
LADIES' MISSES AND CHELDRENss,
ana &c. u TINS department. hasbeeu selected with za. cara
$780, & g eseeiisd omprsngI In part ne calf Kid Gorf
&C. &c, with and without hceit ' D@s-lhs' snPPs'''
HATS, CARS AND STRAW aOoDs.
SSess1 seet fom the manufactures everr stvie ana
horn Hats '@s ae1inos Vol. sHa~ and Leg
ssSs,s sss,s a. Tsveling Bsgs Carpet Bars School
.er 1b; o1ss Backing and Brushes waking Canes,
al - si i1yDe Hosiery &c de- Constantly On hand
terms -'i7sAie 0f fe@l on feasonsoie
FHLrENG &c.,Ar COST.
$1,000 feet 81 Leather Gum Betting from tn leinehe,
VIDE Sum Passing al thiclne Copre5 BuT and R,v ana
Lace Leather at cost for cash. to close - -'' -
B. 4. CUTTER
- -- Sc Nashville, Tenn.
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FATAL CASE OF HYDROPHoBA.-The Boston ITGU-
eler Of the 18th instant says that Mr.. Thomas Das-
comb residing in Zeigler street, Roxbury, died Sun
day noon of hydrophObia. He kept a number of
dogs, and about a week ago two of them, female
and one of her puppies were playing rather roughly
together, and he attempted to separate them. The
mother of the puppy bit his wrist slightly, but he
took no notice of il until Fridry night last when he
woke up with a burning thirst, and endeavored to
drink some water, when he was seized with VIC
lent spasm. He spoke to his wife IN relation to the
dog biting hun. and said he was sure he had been
poisoned in some way, and thought he had the by
irophObia # He continued to grow worse and bark
ed ike dog. turned summersaults in his bed with
strength which two men were unable to restrain,
and after much suffering, died yesterday noon The
dog that bit him died few days after giving the
bite
1t is stated that Mr.. DascOmb did not have the
wound cauterized until Cay had. elapsed. The
symptoms before death were very severe, and left
no doubt upon the mind of every one that it was
case of hydrophoba.
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40. GRIFFTTH, T. @. HUNTINGTON, JNo c. BURcH
LEON. TROUsDALE, THOMAS s. MARI
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Mr.. MoREAU BREWER has become one of the edit
ors of the Southern alias published at Brownsville,
in this State.
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STAMPEDE OF ABoLITIONIsTs FROM APPOYATTOX.-
Several months since we published the fact that
three Yankees had established themselves at Pamp-
Inns Depot, in Appomattox county, for the purpose
of engaging in the manufacturing of pipes an ex-
tensive scale. At the same time we stated, on re-
able authority, that all of the parties were Adolf
tonists deeply died in the wool, and should not be
suffered thus to monopolize trade upon which a
large number of poor people were entirely depend
ent for a living. In few day after the publication
alluded to, received letter from the parties in
winch the charge that they were unsound upon the
slavery question was most bitterly denied and, if
we had taken their word for it. no truer Southern
men were to be found in the broad limits of the
Union, although they were Yankees. But the Sc
quail shows that correctly informed TO Their
AbolitOnlsm, for one day last week they openly
and boldly proclaimed themselves Back-Repubi-
cans and avowed their intention to support Lincoln
As soon as this avOwal became noised about, the
country got too hot for them. and they were ad-
vIsed to pack up their traps and travel. Without
making their intentions to leave known to any one,
they secretly shipped off their plumber, wives, chill
dren &c, and on Friday went to Mr.. Pamplin to
borrow horse. He, unsuspicou of any felOniOus
intent loaned it to them, since which time they
the Horse have been seen or heard from. Off
are in pursuit of them in all directions. but
yet the whereabouts of the fugitives are unknown.
-Ll1lcbbltTg Republican. AUq. Is.
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SOUTHERN TRUNK MakUFAeTOaY
Fassett & Crossman,

manufacturers and WholeSale and Retail
IN
Ladies' and Cents Travelling Trunks,
BONNET BOXES,
NALISESs CARPET BAGS, &c, dkc.s
EsDRE to call the attention Of all those any
thing in our line, Wholesale retail to examine
sock before purchasing elsewhere, confident that
can sell as low other house in the city Our stock all Of
our own Manufacture and made Of the best materials and BY
nr class uorkmen All must admit the wisdom Of buying
sde at home preferences to buying that made at The Eat
pressly for johbng.
We especially invite the attention Of the Ladies
"A EMIT BUNK FOR LADIES.
1t has Compartments for Bonnets, Dresses ParAso Brushes
and a water proof compartment for SPonges, OILS, &C
All kinds Of Trunks mads order, covered repaired,
lhor notice Give call at At 81 Market street, doors
South Of the Square. EASSETT CROSSMAN.
mayl9-d&twly
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DAILY S.; TRLWEEKLY SIS; WEEKLY 81.
INVARIABLY IN ADyAHcK
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Dissolution.
TTAVING this day sold and Transferred 70 partners s. D.
Morgan,FC J. Cheney a Jas A. Dunc4n,my interest in
the business OF Morgan Co ncluaing all lis assets real and
personal the said firm.
NASHVILLE June 30, 1860. ST CLAIR NJ MORGAN.
The firm Of Morgan Co., will be continued by
the undersigned. s. D MORGAN
G. J CHENEY.
col i'm JOSEPH A. DUNCAN.
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DUCK hlVERs
VTYE have 40 acres Land sale the bend Of Duct
Wv River within miles Of Normandy the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad Said lands bounded By Yanc tDavd
son Duck River Willis Santon Abner Barton TvahiTds
tract and level about $50 acres cleared
good springs and No. Stock Farm We win ei
or all suit purchasers Those wishing
bIy good Farmin healthy country good couuuus
&C. well ard soon as We are deten
further particulars address Farton ~
lshoca, G. @. Dresser, Manchester.
decl5-tw&wtf BREWER BARTON.
M AIT, D. IO,OOO AdENrs-Te sell Campaign
w me Aspssses o. me candidates for Presdent
are Fce - per huhared sample sent receipt Of
Also ms1als Or ehArms' giving beautiful mesnoype Of
os and lice President. Agents eleRrg
IRON $50 Se per dsy sample sent reeeps IS
stamps.
committees and cubs supplied wholesale prices address
W. X. LAHPHBAR 4 co.
Coffee! COHee!!
NETE receipt OF shiusnf Of the finest Coffee ever 70
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TUESDAY, AUGUST 81, 1850.
4 CAMPAIGN PAPER

ssLet Democratic Principles be Spread
broadcast throughout the Land.';
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,ORee! Coffee :!

KJE in receipt Of shipment Of the finest Coffee
Wv cyed in Nashville, which Offering the adeat
a low hgwe, Iauggl KIzELL, HOOPER 4 co.
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GAM p AlG NJ!
RRRCKINRInGE AND LANE.

The proprietors of the WEEKLY UNION AND AAlERE-
CAN in order to disseminate the great principles of
the National Democracy, and aid in the election OF
our noble and PATRIOTIC candidates
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-06-10

THE BUsT IEDUcENENrsEvER OFFERED TO
THE PUELTC@0ne dozen whole size photo
Tsphs q BY u for SO. This is truly, when
b, Is considered, the best and chsspesi
picture .6ered in Memphis. Heretofore,
sEingto the lie competition in this branch ol
The art, The price has generally been SO for a
single Photograph, and now you get a Dozen
for the same prise. They can be folded in q
letter and forwarded BY mail to any part o.
the world without injuring them. The csle.
brstsd firm Of Yssssllo & Co, at No. 262,
Main street, have made this great reduction.
They have also received a lately patented in.
strunent, facilitating the operation Of enlarg.
ing a smaE picture to any size desired am
they viii make No extra charge for enlargin.
pictures, but sell then at S12 per dozen. w
know the worth Of their fine work, and TAX
pleasure IN recommending them to the public
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-06-10

MENFHIs BRAEcH RATLRoAD.-We learn
from a Bowling Green, Kentucky, paper, that
on Mendsy last the work Of laying the iron
on The Memphis branch was commenced IN
earnest By the contractors, Messrs. Gsslin and
PiHsbury, under the superintendsncs Of Mr..
Patterson, whose name is E guarantee that ths
road will be fnisbeds at the hour called FOR in
the contrast These are he gentlemen that 50
energstically and timely executed a contract
last year OF the same kind on TIE Louisyiis
and Nashville railroad. Another trio Of equal
capacity would be hard TO find. The paper
says no obstacles can impede their progress.
The word fail is not in their Vocabulary. J;
seems ike the illusion Of q dream CT the WORK
Of enchantment, hat we row have completed
and are on tie eve Of completion, two Of The
most magnificent and useful roads in The West
when only a short time since the most san
ruins and hopeful only could see those re-
suits dimly through the vista Of many years
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-06-10

Among the HEany PreDaraffons
BzFcEF - gasie > esuia esr~ ~ Irvsr sna
AEua. bone tar teen q cclrs8 9in irA epetsi favor
q p. = usis.isrs ceie.ntsf sAns4 sitter. Ia,
anic has Been e-rsuilisd. 40 l< naey sistuss 9-lnut-
u,ed ihraaEtaui ns siaies, 80 ssey a. ne Brgprie-
tors ore uesied rln ae nIenigrass o. Ene dTes1nl
ase vanluisledty nf zee q neir esissraist hutsfs.
y our p~riueirai euss ttsre 80 Bot fsv families whs
usgirt ne biisr IN f~urnl.biae nsil mediriue-cdssa
asa lnls ais bon mild a1f agreeable q ths taste, anl
ziHoadnE On a. azion up1n ne s7sien. Per aesr-
niacuro ~ ne Fever and kgas, Fiafaienc, Dyrpepsii
md in ohsr martid difeasss. Be- 81 surs md u~neguaisd
For sale b. druzgias snd dealers generally sEsry-
ghere. HOsIErIER a SMITH,
Manufacturers aad Proprsors
leodtravis No s. water uui s. Froui street.
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IL acoTtaruc Wnh te p~rlFi1il1s - = deed Qi uuft
II eEeclte1 b. 4 Eetch1m. Or ne ash 4T rf naIs
1859 and which "a af rccl19 I'm ne rcrgfers cnce ~
shstT cuulys Tenrrsseo. In todf 81 a plrt = PAGES
G5 an 80. I win. a. trlI,ee, EEL 20 ne highest hilier,
tr ESD. IL ir1lt Of TIE lEw cree % Turnare a Ilyisrs
- ne city of Memphis, on SATURDAY On dlyofgulgs
1880, al 10 o'elnrE. a. H. ne ulIwluE described it Of
lsnd, situaie nthe county 81 shelby. STATE ~ Te1nesses.
a-d bounded a. follows; Beins i1f No N o. TIE estate
% He1er EedtleTf dsceated t~eElnriuE ur1u mc1as
WsaEeys a-eule, a. ne oorrrr o a aQ-flot aveuue,
running fue east fhelca welt via said aFenne 1000 o.
q stake tht1cs norm 100 ffeff meme easf f10 feet
al1nr aid srenrs 700 feet % ne heginnlnr. ne uur-
pose % uids1fe o. specifcrny let f1rth iu sad DEED ~
trust. The title % sid lotQf land, Vhich Clmprirel ten
srres. more o. les, Is considered goot bat vl1 muvey
a. trustee. W. A.. BLYTHE,
q IA Trrsfaa.
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SALE.

DT virtue % ue psgers In ne vested By q certain
deed % tu1t sEecuted % ms By n Y. Richarfson,
hedrlnE date an day % FehfuarT, fsi6, ani duly ac-
EoEletged and recriet IN booE no %, paecs fa1. fef
and l95i IN The ReElsiers cmce % shelly munfy. Tenn.
Tor the puIpose % secIriug the payments q certain
debts therein mentioned. 7 VIII, On saturday, the ish
day a. June usEt m front Of the court house foor. 10
the city o. Wemrhis, sell % uehirhest audbest bldder.
Tor cash, ne fclraIug described property. or o much
there1f as NAV be Necessary, to-git LoG Mes n and
rs In block No llqs Gos.1 and 4 in block No 6, lcs
IT and Is 10 bigcE No. S. lots Nos. 10. 5 and g tu block
NJ. 4. lot ~. % ln block No. 10. AID Dc NJ. S In hlock
No. p. all On the tsvn o. Pert PcterinE. Also. a
house and lot In he uty o. Menphis. situated on The
corner % Elloit street ar Bledl1e's aIey, north o. E-
I1tt and east % hledsos's alley fronting seveuty-iye
feet on Euiou anitUo hunired and seveniy-ase Feet on
Bledsoe's alley. Also, a house and lot situated on Il
liott and AVery streets. 1lth % Elliott and west %
Aver. fruzuuE one hundreI Feet 90 Aver and seventy
Eve feet on Elliott.
Tae title 20 ne ahavs rrepay b believed 20 b sod.
but I convex only such title al bald a. Trltsa. viii
sell no waoie af sad prQpertys or Al uach a. MAJ Be
uscessary o. satisfy the p1rpls-s Of the said ceed o.
trust Sale 10 c1uleu1e a. % gclock A.. u
Al WHITE, trustee, etc.
Per further part cuiars apply % =. g. hammond. at
trrner far fnH hanarraHrraa. muTAf1s
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A srrsr PM DrrAErnzbT-A count
tee uas appointed at the neeg q ihe beard
Of aidermsn,. Friday EVENING" With ins.Eue-
tions . contract with Mr.. L4ts, Of cinein-
natl. Tor two of his f~ourth-rlse stssiu fire an
zines. ne resolution under Fhieh toe con-
nistes we're appointed, eeelares against The
system under which the prssentfre department
Z. r--~,f-,5
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A Valuable Medicine.

OUR uvusman, M. U. 7. SMART, one u as original
p-ateniess % STARTS Patent Hay and Cotton Presss'
has ats'y discovered a cure 'or Dyspsrsis, which has
been pronounced By those VIA have tried IL with sac
cess, asme best snd surest remedy ever found for that
disease. M. snart has Just retained from some Of
the upper counties in ne middle portion o. the STATE.
where be had s5ae q gst some o. The Ingredients for
bis uetcine. n cued the "PermEusut Cure. and
Is compromised % herbs and roots, entirely free iron
poisonous Substances std uauEe0us drugs. II Is Of his
oau dniIns OF, and The testimonials, s1us q whish he
has shown o., are certainly proof " strong euoHgh" or
is ru-ag and value.
Mr. s-uart vas not as s~uccessfui as be desired IN set
unsa suncsui quantity OF ne nssdful herb o. his visit,
the demand being 80 great md orders outiuusly ooming
iu. He has prepared what he has received, Which nay
be f5uul, 10 small qusatidas a. ts ALLOWING places:
n. II. Pals a Co., and 7. S. Parhan, LaGrangei nd
Of Dr. r T. DeAraE1n, MOSCOW s. MInsaed a Co.
are ne sole agents for ne " Permanent Cure" in Hem-
phls. Other Druggists win BE- furnished ls quick rs ne
medicine can be eompounied.-LaGrange Monitor.
D-M persons anictsd with Dyspepsia VIII an9 re-
lief By the use o. this medicine, sid. after one trial,
wouldno consent tobe deprived q % for suy sun
-
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Trustee's sale.

DIT rirtus or . dssi % trur dated fh ay o. April.
ID 1850. extcrief % M By ". p Iauisiaa I'D Var
Irue. hf wife, % 1ecure ne plTuert Of q crrt1.u pets
therein desrriacf, due 10 Poster q Halle, I ull prccrea
g. sell fgr czsh. % fe highest bidder IN frqnt q aa
clanrery cirrE'a cree. IN he city RI MemP1ui on
"WEDNESDAY. Ee 18h DAY q g1us, 1851, a. 10 VEGA.
A. " ne f1l1WIlE fesruted resi- alff, tr-alt; ~
nort1-uasf q1nrtcr 10 rect1a tHeutT-aersn 81 tqErsliE
tuo nortl 81 ralre nine Ees, ard re eGt n1lf o. na
rarfh-aart quarter % section rEirtT-tu1 iu t1u1shil
three u1rh ~ range eizht west. wing ltsuf q1e tUi z
half miles from BreEnsrlle, Prairie cul1tT. Arsrnsas.
ne urhfcf redemption Is erpresly waived On ~
deed u tua- me title IL telErei % BE- god hm
shai c-avey cay Az trustee
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i~sToHrAxT TE~AEsscrIoS- ne elegant
asw Buildings known as the Calhoun block
wers sid yesterday b Mr. ~ R. Hant e
Gen Thos. Il. Loesooa, fer he Hn e s1p-
ear The price a. which the property was
sold is a fair indication Of TIE appreciation in
TIE price Of city property. as il changed hands
two vears AGO al $4,000.
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isttIIanR0us
st. Nicholas Hotel.
REnAnmA ~ NV xorK

HIHEN cqmrf.ted. ~ yusu 1r1. 90 81. NICHOLAS
~ 90 raivraNy rr1nurlcs1 De uot u1rri1cenh
01Feulert anf D1rsugliy orrElre4 ftl1iltnuenf n
PC Alud 70 t1s Q~Q1tlue1t. Hhlt e. va rana a. re-
n11a ualy-FHk 1ui a rival in llEa. d. Ilurtuu1e.a
90 in ne Efnrrai e'eue1t y cu1r1rt ard er.Fuflt.
ite hotel hra rcl1l1datlCnf fr aIrlscn hr1frrt
fres.l, llciudirE uua hu-drrd comPlsts sr.trs q arart-
nenI fr families. 81 tuuiret perso1s car Be ou-
Hrttry seated A. NJ ta1iel q ~ threa r15lc tiniaT-
cq1Fenlence All social Eau1aauqu 81 Ea t~raTeli1F
putlic tal hrel lulief On rs plan, Or b. NEGLECTED ~
~ practical ccfllls- Ife early reputation 81 tha hcuse
q hsms and a5rasd. derived fon D. mlruit1da. u
superb appointments. aue iis hume-lne c5n-orta and
luEuries, has hfeu elharced eTcU year b. Ne un-
uaanef e~xcrflull 81 ne pr1rrie1rs.
fq-rm WurrCDWH 4 or
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TIE WEoNe MANI VIII be remembered
that about three weeks since, Mr. R. ". WI
lard. b~ook-kesper at Messrs. Harris & Hunts,
was garrotsd on Mulberry street, and robbed.
Among other things his watch and chain were
stolen. Yesterday an individual presented the
watch to Mr.. Merriman for sale, when 1t was
recognized, and the party holding it was
handed over to Marshal Underwood. When
they arrived at the station house, the thief
broke awsT from the marshal and made his
escape. Subsequently the police arrested .
gentleman on board the steamer Hasfiags,
suPposing him 70 be The thief, but be proved
to be the wrong man, and was released.
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NEw ToHE June p r ~ Cotton ne martei
dessd dan md VITA q dsrnuiat tsudsney he s.issto
Day were uaimportsnl airrors rnzlns from iieIAc.
Piour-he market ci1se1 Wits q feciiuirs feudecrvl ne
sales q te-day umouating % 1900 tbis At s5.I5. oofn-
he martst closed tro7anf ne ATS cci5-dsy snouuans
70 aeo0 bu.kas a. 0kG7sc. rorE-iaa MARKET closed
arm a t181akalaB- suzar-ha uirtei c1rcf 11isi
nd arm a. y G7Ne for Csaa.
~~cUcrssATis June 9, ,. ~ Fisus-ne maltsi
dosed Gun, win irrrrasE prices o. sales g totay
amount . 900 DDS ct sf.s9Gt %. corn-the market
dosst cuiIat 09Ec oais-rhs msrfst uosse sipusy
a So. whisty-ns sales o. to-day amount % 80 Ibis
a Use Provlsions-nt market closed duii md nrm.
suEnr-ns market 1lossd husypni at TsGee whlrh Is
an advance o. - Cofee-n. market cIossd f-m atif
AJAX.
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II r-ursuzncs O he p-oVssions o q deed % trust mad,
~ - 1ohEson NauEhEn- dated April E7thr 1853 and reg
istsre1 b the cE1e q the Register % Ehelbr county
TezuesEee. 81 hGk No IS paErs as 81 and @ con-
FeFinE to ne re following d~escrihsd iot q ground, lTIns
in cad c1t1g a Smelly. being q fractional uar q fhg
11hu Ramsey 5eu acre rraut and apari ofths fhy-tr1
acre tracts 20 l1uf purchased mder q deed q ne ChaEze-
U caur Al Cartilage, Ielnessee, 10 ne Eea- ISIS. tg
Sussu r. E1teae1. since Eusau ~ lnferuar-
ri-Ee via n ". Ribs being he lot q ground DoEl
sn1 teslrus-ri uFn said HIS plan IT zub1lrlslcn q
laid frv-tuca--H tad e. EurvtTed ~ Wllam Crane,
EET. 1855 Eslor Eo.6 fdlyl. and bounded a. follows
to-Ef Fronting one huuired aud tws feet on The wesi
eide az S1zeuc street E1 rulnluE back we7tUGr4iys Be-
tuee1 parallel lines. a. riEht SINGLES % said street, one
hundre1 s1l eizhrr feet 10 an alley sheen feet vide.
Ei ternfel ~ ire s1rfh bF - 70 @of the sane
plan. IWLI eEplse sid Dos CT ground % pu1lc sale for
cab 30 the highest bidder, On saturday, the 20 day q
June. 1854. b. front o. TIE Eegisiers O11e On the city
q Eemphis ms l1of gr1und d b Be SD Tree fum
The eguty of which De- expressly waived ln
era deed O. ruEt, 20 that an ahsoute fee simple title
car be- given 10 ne purshassr-
SYLVESTER BAILEY. trustee.
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2 ORLEANS. futt 8, P a.-couon-fhe markei
ehscd dun- n a,snship Prince Aiosris aiTieel
espssd isss auaaas "a ne markets NJ aiss today
an1unt o 50 taios ~ quaau1us are a1ulnai. M
sales Of ne past rocF amouui % $50 hais1. ne re-
~osipiroi ne pest ussf sm5uHi to so5o bales sraiusi
$50 bales during nessue tine issi year. he exports
Of he past ustx ausla n27ooo bales. ne total er-
ppris Of hs reailn sn1rui b 2iaiuo bales. ne re-
ciFts Al hii pTt r1e-l % iast year amouui % r1.ooo
hziss. The reefS A. az F1aAefn p1rls ahead ofissi
year anoauf q ri.6o. ne sio,t At mis- pari amasat.
% q 900 bales. uol.res ssqaated at5o8sic. conss-
he market cossi drn atiaAFif, being an advance Of
<. Tas toies o. tie psr wees anouutu 100 bass. ris
stock At his pou rmsrnis o isen bass aEainst sooo
bass at ne suas tine Iasi sc.s s.sfiius ezchrnre On
Louaon is quoted sisEGsSc ais o~i-iins on Loacoa
8NGs4c. slzf ezehsnse "a Esa rork = 10 = prcmi-
nm. he rates q freight o. osern % Liverpool remain
m@barref
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TAlr,y-.,E's o..sr'-zE.,., session. .. :.


WasHrxoroE. June s~-sEFArE.-Iu ne seaats
yesterday a bin vas passed providins for he settiemeni
u private land claims 10 caiinruia.
Ann w. passed ~punishins Jailed satesi marshali
and 6epuiy marshals fr angwing prisoners 20 esapa
shgs 30 thsir charge.
TIE IN roritins Tor ne punishmsat Of Unhsds trisi
msnhsIs and deputy maFshas fr permitting Frisoner'
d escape vls passed.
AIN Was passed e~ziendius he juicai system q laws
ever ofes1n.
ne ausndment % me army appropriation bin, paying
iu,erssi e snirs NJ rnouey satsaed b ne General
eo,sruusnf for military purpoisss vas rsiscstbya vote
= - asllnsH.
Al a1irrumeut uutii Monday vas voted,
HousE me elsirmsn o; the committee on jrdieiEry
presented q r~esoiuflon Yesterday to TIE eject hat he
i Houss disssns from he PreEident's special message
assinsi te resolution autho-irinr ne Csvoas iuvesu-
Eaang ~oommities, which vas seoptsd bJ 9 vots O. 81
EEnd pf fhfHFL
Ahiul uc'rrorafine a nationtI saiery and shod ~
srts In the District Of Colombia vas passed today
he esaih Of ne Hon. silss n. Burroughs. RePuhi-
an, a member of the House fuom ne Thiry-arst as,
tiei q Sev Tork, va alnosnesd. After apPrc2risie
sulosies vere pronouursd ana s7ToP1sie FsfauAsns
passed ths House adjarrnsd untn houtey-
Intended AssauIt on Senator Sumner.
iw-AsHrSoroS, Juno s.-cirumstanass o. a character
which indicated an intsnded assault IN senttor sumner
transpired last uifht. Te hisnh q sunosr assisted
b. TIE chief o. Police are v~isilant in their saofts % pre-
vent ~ attack
NV xoar. Juns s-Ine EvmiaE Fpa in a u1ids
t,day. s,ys IT'S beiieFsd hatths purpose o. Senator
SINNERS ~ass,ilanis Is assaEsinadon. and aHy further
at,up, viii result in a deadly osaie.
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LIGHT READTSG.-Mr. Nsalis, news agent
under TIE n Dorado billiard s%alool, has laid
upon our table a " whole LOT" Of light reading,
to-witt: Harprr's Weekly, Waperly MaEa-iHs,
Hriug HGEGzine, FnaHk Lsslies Wusfrafsi
NersPapg, Estr York illustrated Esss, besides
the latest dates fran New York and other
northern cities For all Of which we tender
an 49,
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EFrONPH.

TROM ny stable. one nile and 8 haf cas-
L east Of the city, On the Pigeon Eost plank Hl
ruaH On the lei Juze, one large BAT MARE-NN-
she'd al around, LONG name and tail, a little STIFF from 4
recspt f1under. Also,A snail BAY PONEFi
n me newly roashed, bug tai, shod before. Any In
f1rmaiion In regard % then ieft At my place, known 81
literally rewarded.
les-iW =. T. kPFhS,