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FALL TRADE.
10.

sHAFER. HALSEY Il CO Manufacturers of,
and ho.esale and hetail Dealers in. CLOTHING
and Fl + FURNISHING GOODS, Ito Main st..
Richmond, Va are now opening for the Fall and
Winter Trade, a lar. and desirable stock OF
CT OF Il and FURNISHING GOODS, to
which We invite the pu Olto attention.
SHAFER, HALSEY Il CO..
kIchmond Va
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A T TkA |, : r6 SFtAH SxAR G.K!0Ns.
BY s. o. Merwin B. Co., Auct'rA.
INAR ".

SALEOF THE v X r, n of the STEAM
Hig ms wharf, in he CITY of Norfolk on SAT-
UkDAY; the goth inst, at II O'clock, ths HULL
oF THE STEAM3H!P PENsSYL ANA.
ANCHORS, CHAINS. MATERIALS. a Ia re lot
of CAST and SCRAP IRON, BOLTS, RODS. with
several OTHER Articles enumerated above Sold
Tor the benefit OF whom 1t may concern. order
of tbs az. nts NiERWfN & CO.
&C ids Auc ioneers
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IMPORTANT, TO GAS CONsU NJ r Ms

CHAS. II. LANGLEY .
GAS FILTER TIMER AND COPPERSMITH,
Would nforrn the public that he 10 sole ~ en-. for
HAWLEY's IMPROVED CYLINDER GAS
bURNERk,
and is prepared to put them up ut the shortest NO
tice and o. the most reasonable terms The ad
vantag CO of these Burners To prevent blovlns
and waste of gas. II give clear and uniform
light, to regulate the quantity consumed with the
fuit head turned ON to desired amount, and
thus m save At least twenty five per cent over
the ord nary burners
AR j. + BRowN, IN charge Of the Waah'pston
City Gas Works. has cer;, fed that they are sahss
tiotiHg!y the bssf BHrners he has seen during his
connec,ion Of twelve years with those works and
the Superintendent of the Richmond Gas Works
asserts that he has tried them, and that they save
At least twenty per cent over other burners.
Thankful tor past favors, the subsc thor invites
orders for all work his line, feeling assured that
ne can give entire satisi action to quality and
price. CHAb. h. LAN6LEf,
A-ta 18th at. tW0en Main and CaFv.
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huhc kAtiLt CfGAhs. rs vvu xtia Ed
o. ss fr!nclpe Cigars; Is 80 De LaCruz Principe
ssoa,, 10 oO iusta eahZ Principe CIga7s Ali
c.,"aa lh;p ported and reliable Cigars. Just re-
''o Iof sale by LOUIS ]. BO3SIEUX.
No. 81 AIN III rnet
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~ OPENING Day. Mn
* FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY SNl

Miss r. LYON, No IIs Broad street. tup
stalrs.l win open THIS DAY. At her rooms,
new styles OF FALL and WINTER BON
NETS. CAPS aud HEAD-DR EsSES; FEATH
: SS. yarlnns kinds and colors; French FLOW
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-. ATOAE AND UGILAR OK RENT
EE On Broad. between Sd and 18th streets, south
LII AIDE. Possession given lst Of 0ciober In
suire OF Use a lml fHos D, QUARLES.
L.. ROOM FOH RENT. The large and
E.f3 comfortable ROOM lately occupied BY the
~ YnTt River Railroad Company, over the store
Of the subsonbsrs |. neg e. rspth sor,,r.
n is--ss llo Main q Get
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~ PRlCES -DISSECTING CASES at North
p pA rriees. :-DISSECTING CASES at Northern
zoe. = Medical Students invited 10 call and
'Aaaohe our assortment be fore purchasing.
MfA lE BAR ER, PhardSceutIsts,
10 Nam at corner abnve Pnst-offIna.
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HCNiING SUiTS.-We nave received, this
KIiIITSS iarge lot of VkLVE tEEN hun TING
thaA Just the thing for sportsmen. Call and see
DARhACOTF, HARRIS co 8,
1t
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eISSH Butter AND KUan N HrA
gt,tt" IVY Il Ia tubs of fresh M,unt.in Batter (;
BucE "a pfim@ Goshen Butter 70 bags OF new
Ws .' louI; IN store and for sale low
"n, ". DAN DklDGE, No. los Broad st.
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MOTEL For ReNT.--The large ard
H3 spacious new HOTEL at Chester, in Chester
.aA teri Id county, on the Richmond and Peters
on the 18th ay of October 1860, FIR the year of
1861. HENRY A. WINERIES
Pres't of the Chester Hotel and Mining Co.
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so Z H''s' ''ln' s2pe ] ScI syU n SsiVE.''
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"a FOX hENT-One STORE and CELLAR
I'll Apply immediately to ~ s,
Ia b. HEINRICH. No. la4 Main st..
nc LIT BetWeen 9th and 10th sta
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~ FOR RENTING DWELLING. HOUSE
EFF on Canal street, second door below Atm street.
MIA he House contain. nine rooms, sood yard
and Kitchen Apply as above or at the Phntnp rap b
and Fine TT gallery q: w. MINIS.
Two good MICH COWS for sale.
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-, FOR RENT-Three very desirably- loe ated
f1A and spacious STORES, uneer the Spotswood
Aas4 Hotel. Two of these stores have Easements
on the Opposite side Of the street Those desipins
elegant stores, conveniently located, can have no
better opportunity for securing such than the
days. Apply to JAMES X. CkENSHAW.
oo k-2
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GALLATIN RACEs-A latter from the Secretary,
g. n MALONE ESQ., informs the Spirit Of The Times
that the fall meeting over the Albion Course at Gal
latin will commence on Tuesday, Oct. 9tl and con-
tinue during the week. The stakes have filed very
well, and liberal purses win be offered on club
days. The stakes be in the fail of 1851 filled
with sixteen entries and that to be fall Of 1862
filed with thirteen entries. a stake is proposed
called the Blythe Stake for colts and FLIES dropped
the Spring Of 1859, TO run fall Of 1852 two mile
heats, $500 entrance $500 forfeit SO declaration
to be made and pald lst January, 1862; five or
more to ill the stake; to close 10th October, 1860
The Albion Course is thronged with fine horses, and
everything is flattering fer fine sport this fall.
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Tu- N.sEvr1E USIoS AND ANERIcAN.-Ihe Nash
r;,le TTn;on end American Of Saturday, announces
the accession to its editorial corps and part proprie-
torship of Col Leon. Trousdrle and Mr.. Thos MARI.
NJ NJ. has been for some years, connected with
49, I;-ess management Of the paper, and has now
hscs,oe mariner, which viii interest him more d.
sl, IN journal whose interests he has done SO
much to appreciate;
AZ 70 Col Trousdsle it is scarcely necessary to
-. onvthiug OF him TO the readers of the AUadache.
e. MANY years as one Of the principal editors of
The Memphis appeal, he impressed the public with
the talent with which he discharged the duties of
that position, and the admiration of all who be-
came acquainted with him by his high attainments
as a scholar, and his lofty bearing as gentleman.
We congratulate our efficient co-laborer at Nash
vile upon this accession to its corps and hope from
it results which will add to the obligations the Ma
tiona Democracy already under to for its UNI
form and efficient championship of the time honor
ed principles OF our party.-AemptiS AUdldRche,
Afgltst 7h
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THE
DISCOVER

-
WORTHY CONFIDENCE
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
HFAEY since the great discovery of Prof Wood, have at
I'VE his restorative, bat profess 10
but they have all come and gone being carried away y e
wonderful of Prof Woods preparations and have been
forced leave tae field its rssistess sway Read the Hollow
ing:- -, -, ,o,, ,o.o
PRoF. o. J. WooD Co 6ents--The letter wrote GU in
1856 concerning valuable Hair Restorative and
published vicinity aud elsewhere has given Use to
inquiries uching the facts in the case Ihe
are first is it Of my habacn aud stated in
Communication second, it true Of all therein contained
third does hair still continue to be in good order and OF
color7 To all and do nvaTiaby,yes NY
hair is better than in stage of my life for forty years
past soft thrifty and better coored the same is true Of
whsker and the only cause why 1t not generally u9e rs
the substance Wshed OF by frequent abuton oil the
face used wpng the face in close eonnec
ton with the Wihskers the same result viii ioOH As inc
have been erecept of great letters from all parts
OF England, asking Il hair still continues to be
good there much fraud in the manufacture ana AS OF
compounds well this it has doubt been basey
and used only without any good elect but
absolute injury have not used any OF your resorSVe OF any
months, and hair as good ss ever
have examined it With SURPRISE as am nov oil years
old and hair in my head or on my lace and 70 prove
this you lock Of hair taken of the past week
your favor Cf two quart bottles last summer for
which very grateful to my friends and thereby
induced them try many ske teal until after trial
purchased nd used with universal success will
that You send test by which can discover
fraud Restorative, sold BY fear without author
ity you. pure article will insure success aud
believe where coed ELECTS do not follow the failure caused
b the pure article, the inventor Of the good
ny heretofore to keep you sPprisd Of the
effect my hair assure all who inquire OF me OF ny un
shaken opInon il its valuable results remain aS: Sfs
yours, ,-n. A I; ~ ~ "a aG I'D
The Restorative put up bottles Of three sizes viz large
medium and SMALL the holds Il pint and retail for
proportion than the SMALL retas 81 per bottle the larg;
holds quart 80 per cent poein proportions and e'a Tor .
New III Market street, ST. Louis Mo- and sold by all
Even, PendIetOn * Co., and reaied by every Drug
/ in II eTTnisp a
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NEw YORK. Aug. "A meeting of the British
residents of New York was held at the Astor House
last evening to consider the proPriety of extending
an appropriate welcome. behalf of the British
subjects in this city, to the Prince Wales bis
visit TO New York. About hundred persona
we're present. Mr.. Archibald. the British Consul
was chosen chairman. and made speech, disaSOw-
ing on behar of the British residents any intention
TO interfere in any manner with the reception that
might be extended to the Prince OF Wales by the
citizens or New York. committee of fifteen wa
appointed to take preliminary steps for getting up
some demonstrations Uf respect tor the Prince.
which, while mt interfering with the public Fecep-
ton. should testify the es.oem in which his ROyi
Hghness is held by future subjects now resident IN
this country.
New YORK August S-The steamer Kangaroo
has arrived.
1t is supposed tina: the victim of the recent Long
branch murder il a wealthy Southern planter. he
was killed by a negro at the hotel there, who was
enraged at supposed insults heaped on him. No
further particulars are gwen.
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NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY
Founded 1916.

YEtHE session Of this Institution begins first Monday In
Septeu Preparation week for classification and room
ing pupils the last week in August Note the following al
vantsges:
l. The buildings in extent and fitness School pur
poses health, exercise and convenience are
wholly unequalsd the United States We challenge eompar
ison.
closed CREATES: privacy and afford puPtls the
unrstrained freedom Of childish sports and innocent amuse
ments
3 NOu-Sectartan.- Academy belongs to fifty gen
temen represented Of their numhsr CT different de
nominations pledged the ouSectarau character OF
the School.
Tae Maternal Care Of the Boarding pupils, is
supervision of the Prin"Pa to
Of culture and eucaCn, WIN devote their whole time to
the happiness nd comfort Of the pupils.
s. The EsCaIIh OS the inStstIEtiCn is un?rece.
dente in history Ofschoos Only T deaths have occurred
Institution are its hghes: recommendations
{. The Rooms large, we'll furnished, and never
crowded
T. Security from Fire--The buildings are heated by
and lighted with that the pupils are secure from
the ordinary accidents acrurg from from stoves IRE places and
Besides the OF temperature adds
greatly 0 health Of the school,
g. Regulations which have shown to be most
sauary, will be continued their full force The ewest posi-
changes will be in rules and general arrangements
of the Academy.
The Faculty is composed Of thirty Eve teachers and
whom assccataG with predecessor In
cesul experience and Of them in the Old Acadey In
Mus and Ornamental DeU2rT ens the Teachers Professors
Of high celebrity. superior HGrpst has been
recently engaged fer the ensuing year.
fsct the highest advantages particular tat can De
found any similar Insucnin the United States are fur
nshei the Nash lille Female Academyhe alma Mater OF
hundreds of the elegant and refined ladies the Southern
country.
heretofore For particulars apply for GiTcu'
lar to the principal. GEO. NJ. EVEkHAKr.
Nashville, Tenn, June c. '6O-tw&w3m
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RrnadstufTs.
.,lrier al Tue.day eYsning saya /:

The Louisville Courier Of Tuesday evening says:
weather was exceedingly hot to-day and business in th
general markets was limited quiet but rm and prices
unchanged demand from the South continues fair
osy 600 bbs extra wheat lou,
s. We quote sueorfne at 81 so to 81 and fine
$780, The latter grades dull with no demand foI
large lots think that they could
purchased decline these quotations Wheat was
rer prices tendency upward We quote from
81 Os prime RED and whe and extra choice would
command advance these prices The recp TO day aid
yesterday 10 eco BUSHELS bought by agents in
the county and when delivered here costs tue dealers slight
quotations above. Corn in moderate
Gee for prime white sheed. sacks ine5ded. The
Transactions day announced to zoo bushels For Oats the
market dull and dropping AID dealers did not appear
willing buy amount From wagons dealers Offering
&c aud from they selling at 80 3c Old from
commanded 43c New BYE arriving slowly and for it dealers
are paying 6pc.
stated above, Wheat in wagons arriving slowly and the
large portion of the by railroad for Dealers who
daily shipping South nearly 5000 bushels The demand for
Wheat the South and dealers ser cleaning and
sowing it. sell Sou hen parties at advance Of nearly loc
the quotations from above Mers are getting but little in
AID they much they do to fill the Southern
ders which being received for Flour The Louisville and
Nashville Railroad hgs red from this South during the
past large amount OF -four and grain, which has
been sod merchants parties in Georgia and Alabama
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missnnri Riecfion

ST. LOUIS, August There are four precints to
hear from, which two years ago gave Barrett abou
100 majority. The vote has been a very heavy one
being an increase of about 1000 over the vote Oh
1853 Everything passed off quietly, ard without
disturbance of any kind. As far as heard from
Barrett's majority for the short term is about 49,
and though the result is still doubtful it is gen.
orally conceded that he defeated for the long term
Todd, the Union candidate, received about 4,3OU
votes, which is a loss of 200 since 1868. So far
Blairs majority over Barrett for the long term is
about 1000. Orr, Union candidate for Governor
received majority in this district of about 1000
The Legislative ticket Is IN doubt, but favOrs the
Republicans. The Republicans also elect a majOri
ty of the county officers.
HERMAN, No.. August THE following Is the re
ult of the election in Chamois, Usage county Orr
50, G. F. Jackson 81. Gardenhire 6. Congress
Phelps IS, Rains lG, Price none.
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COMMERCIAL.
M0nelarYs
New York on The AZ, 5000 Tsnn..ss pee cent Bond.


Ii New York On the 4h 5000 Tennessee per cent Bonds
scld at &c.
The New York EDening Post Of the 4th says -
The money market daring exhibited occasional
tendency 70 negOozs but banks have been
unable 20 establish any he the floating
ply open market meeting the demand freely Call loans
are 55K per with exceptional transactions at
per cent Sort paper y 596 cent II Is only on
org that the improvement to 7per cent maintained
The Sew Orleans Crescent OF the 4th says.
AtNew Orleans the offerings r discount fallen of cousd
eaoy during the week. yet they have been in the aggregate more
than suen TO absorb the income At two three OF the
the offerings OF yesterday exceedingly eaVy 90 the street
the offerings snail. BILL maturing during the coming
fall Of forty thousand dcars taken al 10 cent, and
ether transactions at ~ per With occasional sales at
per The onsorel gentlemen quiety They take
all the paper they At from le AID 80 per cent There
il press Thever among Borrowers who have been IN the pac
ce Of yng 1904 and MORTGAGE Securities range
to lOcr first chop 10 29i3 tor good and second Class
which are intrinsic Jy as good as the first class.
We learn that the market in Mobile IS rt that the
very best OF cur te placed better than three per cent
per month Fer provincial Mobile may be deemed
hard case receiving the amount Of eight hundred tho
and ae forty thousand dollars value, and money worth y
per per the Of large crops, PEI
cent month to be the winding OF pronc season. sm
lar remarks will we'll apply locality Though money VIII
not command per cent per month in The open Market
The semi statement the Bank Comptroller Of MIS-
cOnsn, showing of the Banks OF that state on Mon
day. I'D of July has been published The number Of Banks
organized and in operation and the fOo"Eg summary
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-09

MES. HoLcoNB's ScHooL.-The exercises OF this
school will be resumed on the first Of September at
No. 10 Summer street. The basement Of the Cum
berland Presbyterian Church has been secured as a
schoolroom, being airy, roomy and commodous A
most able and experienced corps of teachers In
every department las been secured. A native
French teacher will reside in the house For terms
and particulars apply to Mrs. H. aug5-eodlm
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Breadstufrs at New York,

The market has been moderately active during the past week
for state and Western -four The demand has been good fer de-
srabe lots Of the supply Of this description has been
les extensive and prices have improved Supefne State has
quite and somewhAt nominal Low grades Of West
been abundant and freely offered they have been in fair
rather The transactions in choice
been very moderate. Yesterdays business exhibited
considerable animation at steady prices.
The weeks aud amounted to only S2l
O5 against bbls the preceding week Southern
has plenty and Le4vy although the inquiry has been fair
moderately dealt in at irregular prices
The total s Of Fheas flour during the week were 49,
bis compri.ed g, 100 ibis Wheat II
quietly Tuesday AMI dnsssys Transactions
tensive and prices frmer The mAnd icteI
Thursday and had EXISTING adv nsge Yesterday
lively inquiry prevailed Shippers b5ught with considerable
freedom Mil also pucchasei with less reserve than carrier in
the Spring and red wnrr advanced and ed steadily
White favor The total arrivals Of WIN at dur
ing tha reached sjj 81 AMI the tOt epcrte sa~a
80 Dlsfes Last iecspts 2jU, e9 bushels,
the sales 1902 900 bushels Cor has unsettled 1Owas'
supplies reluc u sud nd inquiry rrs
There $40 7Jj Bushels 35 coo bush
ell report having I've sold dGgIng the week Last weeA
arrivals comprisel $50 32 bush sales 49, bushels
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Per steamer Canadian.

ENGLAND.-A new Telegraph Company, with Al
lens patent, proposes to establish lines and send
messages of twenty words TO any part of Great Brit
am for one shilling.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company announce that
their efforts to restore the Atlantic Cable have
proved fruitIess.
The public income Of Great Britain was Ell 4l6,
OOO and the expenditures e70,j04.0O0.
In the GOodwcod races, Ten Broccks MaggiOre
and Satellite ran second for the Stewards Cup and
G0odwood stakes respectively.
The Prince Regent Of Prussia arrived at Toplit2
on the 25th and was received at the terminus be
the Emperor of Austria
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CITY NOTICES.

Benz T. SHIELDS & Co. viii make an extensive
sale OF Groceries and Liquors this morning, at 10
o'clock, to close cut a concern.
TERNs-AH sums under one hundred dollars,
cash Over 500 sixty days time for satisfactory
notes In Bank.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-09
DIR, HoOfIand'S Celebrated
GERMAN RITTEES

KTIJ eGectually cure CnmpLint Dyspepsia Jsun-
dice Chronic Nervous Debility Diseases oil the hid
news ali arising from dsonered Liver and sto
sh such as Constipation Inward Piles Funess Of Blood to the
sd Acdity Stomach Nausea Heartburn, Disgust for
Food Funess weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructatons
Sinking FuttsDg at the Pit Of the stomach swimming OF the
Head Hurredand Difficult Breathing, Futterng at the Heart
Choking or sufocatng Sensations when in lying posure Dim
ness Vision before the Sight, Fever and Dull
Pain in the Deficiency OF PerspTston Yeowness OF the
Skin eyes Pain in the side, Back Chest Los &c sud
den Heat Burning in the Flesh, Constant 1magn
ipgs ct Evil and Great Depression of Spirits
propretors in calling the attention OF the pubic 10 s
do feeling of the utmost confidence In its
the diseases for which itsrecommended
unted article bat one that has stood the
of before the American people, and its rep
utston and unrvaled by similar preparation *
tapt The testimony its favor by prominent ana we'll
known and individuals in all parts OF the country
y proprietor and to be had gratis OF any Of his Agents
cannot but satisfy skeptica that this remedy is really
deserving the great celebrity it has obtained
HOOFLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL
will cure long standing Cold in very short time Read the
'0'"o PH1LA pRLPHIA, Feb. l6, 1855.
DR G. NJ JhcKsoN-Sir had for time been suffering
under cold, having pains through my Whoe sore
throat and hoarseness when recommended to try Hoof
ana BsIsamc Cordial accordingly procured bottle, and
am harry to state half of il completely cured ne
now pnheatugy recommend it to friends who may be sim
ary afflicted and deem it 10 more than justice 70 pear n
P4O ELEANOR McHENRY,
Tenth Street, above Coates.
prepared emily by Dr. @. NJ Jackson No 4lo Arch Street
Fbiadephia and by Druggist and Storekeepe through
@ The limited States and CaradP Price IS cents per bottle.
a / WOOD St Louis, Wholesale Agents for the West
EWIN PENDLETON 4 CO., Nashville, Tenn Mh 'lesa
rs1tS Related nv 10. G. BROWN and EVANS, @. W HEN
pERsHOTT and WELLS HOOPER Nashvihe; J.
MATTHIAS, Edgehed J. G. Do2CH' South Nashville
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AM offering for sale, privately,a portion Of ny land
upon which nov live, the city imns
dateiy fronting IHYdess Ferry Pike. The amour
proposed to be sold is about
One Hundred and Twenty-Five Acres,
Which is as fine and productive there in the county
There beautiful building SITE, which commands the
view Of neighDorhood is we'll set in Blue Grasss
with beautiful growth Of fine foreSt Between hy and
sixty land in fine growth the balance well tim
bered for useful purposes There ia also failing
spriag upon the which affords sucency Of water for all
purposes.
neighbohood with all other advantages would do well TO
cali for themsel yes, an DESTROYS Of selling
For terms, &C apply 9LASC0CK & NEWSOM or to the
| undersigned the premises. NJ B. HYDE
may6-t-w2m