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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE.

Letters Patent Of England, and secsre2 bI fSs
Seals OF the Eoole de Pharmacle de P8fIs, and the
Imperial College Of Mediolne. Vienna
No. I 10 invaluable for exhaustion and nstorrhes-
and all physical disabilities.
No. completely ersdicates all traces of thcts
diseases that have been hitherto treated by the nav
eeous and pernlcio ne nee OF oopsiva and cubebs.
No. has entirely supplanted the injurious use Of
mercury, thereby insurIng 20 the sufferer speedy
relief, dlspersinE all impurities, and roofing OUT
THESE VAR, Nos. !, and 9, are prepared In
and can be carried 10 the waIstcoet pocket. sosd
in tn oases and divided into separate doses as sd
mInistered by Vepeau, Ldiiemsnd, Roux, Rioord.
DO. PrIcs SS eeoh, or four oeses for Se, which
saves SS; and In "a eases, whereby there 10 say
ing OF 50. To be had, wholesale and retail, Of Dr.
BARROW. Of 194 Blescker street, New York
Immediately on receiving remittance, DIR. Barrow
will forward the Tneseuhr 10 any part Of the world
securely packed, and addressed eeoording the in
stIucti0ns of the writer.
The BOOK, of al others, that should be read hy
men with damaged and broken down CONSTITUTIONS
Is Human Frailty, or Physiological Reeeu1ches.o y
is beautifully Illustrated, and treats u-Inutely Of
all the symp oms that Inysuab,y develop them
and vItIetng habits Of earlr youth, lneapeoitetns
monlsl state, aud. IL not checked in time deeener-
ating all the functions Of manhood, and bringlns
him, step by step. 20 lingering and untimely death
Sold by DIR. BARROW, 194 Bleeoker street, four
doors below MAcdougsl, New York. Prce q
cents. Sent freeevery where.
Sold also by 8. G. Ford, Jr., Drug store, wash
lngton. ID. g, de 2o-6m
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1cLeans Volcanic Oil Liniment,
CHE BEsr LNIMENr In TINE woRLp,

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kgsmsnts Eereehs foohaehs Brrisss epruins Frssh
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hsvs sIstsd, McLEAhT CELEBRATED LINIMENT is
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FOX HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS
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never sisd to cure Big Mead, Pelsvil, Fstula, 0ld
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sPrsns Bruisss Scratches, Craehsd Hsss Chafss Saddle
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rsmsdy Apply a. directed and certain in every
Then trins longer wish the many worthless LINN nts
sasr.d 70 you Obtain supply Of DR. McLEANT CELE-
BRATkD IMMINENT. II win you
J. H. MCLEAN, Sole Propristor,
Corner Third and Pine sts, B. Lcuis, Ne.
CHARLES sTOI-T, rs Pa sv-, sole agent IN Washnf
tso; K. g. 7. ClSsEL, ,Gssrgstevn. ss2D&wly
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CorToS CoSvKNrIoN On the 18th of February,
Convention OF those interested In the develop
will be held at Atlanta, Georgia The object OF
the Convention is to such concert of action
as will enable the South to export sprn COTTON to
FRANCE, Spain, Belgium, Switzerland, Germany
and Russia.
III Father Griffon, a Catholic priest. vhose
horse died under him on the great morass plains
British Columbia, and who lay freezing and fam
ishing for five days before be was found and con.
veyed to place Of safety, has since had Of his
legs amputated below the knee but Is now rap
idly recovering.
III Two ministers In Wyoming county, N
Y, recently had law suit respecting two ser.
mons Of the one, Of which the other had obtained
posse ssion and refused to deliver them up The
bereaved author therefore sued his erring brother
and recovered $50 damages. The costs amounted
to $500.
ingenious fellow-citizen, MIR. Louis Fora, whose
constructive and inventive powere are attested by
all who know him. is willing to stake conside ef.
able wager on doing some things that have been
much talked about
DELINQUENT LANDS IN VIReINIA-Of lands
sold for taxes and purchased by the State, there
are nominally 20 22i 496 acres; 10 Col, ,096 being
in the TransAlegh ghany districts.
~ A bill has been introduced into the Senate
of North Carolina to repeal 30 much Of the Con-
stituton Of the State as prohibits Isrselites from
holding Office
IL Judge Seymour, Of the Connecticut Supe.
perior Court has decided that students have
right to vote In the town In which they are at
tending college.
ID Counterfeit ten dollar bills on the Bank OF
South Carolina are In circulation. The men who
used those notes must have been in desperate cir.
cumstances.
III Hugh Miller's unpublished work, recently
announced In Edinburgh, 10 entitled "The Head.
ship Of Christ, and the Rights Of the Christian
People"
H. The imposition Of oxen, bulls. and cows
| into Great Britain for the year ending 1850
amounted 70 % 600 heads.
U Wheeling (va.) has only 81 slsses In q
population Of Hy3i4,
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The Charleston correspondent Of the Rich.
mond despatch writes under date Of February 1:
"Tor the nrst time, | accompanied a party OF
gentlemen yesterday afternoon to the ship-yard
where the floating battery is In course Of build
Ing. This battery is for war purposes Of immense
dimensions, and at this time a mere skeleton OF
huge an 1 rough timbers, and resembles what one
might imagine the carcass or skeleton Of the mas
tsdon we read of, laid on its back, with Its hug
ribs curvng inwards, only the ribs Of the battery
are 6olted together with iron, and are as close
together as they can be placed
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WHO SHALL BIZ KINo The London Globe has
an exceedingly caustic article on the rumor that
ruler. II says: Ne'
"We have no Black Prince at present to suit
iheir tastes, and indeed 1t requires very strong
imagination 70 contemplate one Of the sons of our
gracious Queen sitting on a South American
throne, with slaves for one-half his subjects and
slave owners the other half. He should give up
the lion of England for the rattlesnake which the
new heraldry Of the South effects or more elabo-
rately assume armorial bearings Crest, a cat (of
nine tails; rampant arms, negroes couehant in a
field Of cotton, blood d-hounds rsgardant, support
ers siave-drivers armed; motto, Live and lash },
to take the dethroned King Of Naples
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IHE DESTINATION OF THE BROOKLYN The
Montgomery (Alabama) Mail Of the LIST instant
the Both instant, which states that the President
mad replied to Senator Mallory's dispatch, inour.
Ing the destination of the BROOKLYN and threaten
ing tne commencement Of hostlities IL she at
tempted to reinforce Fort Pickens by Informing
hlm that the BROOKLYN had gone to Pensacola; that
she would land provisions for Fort Pickens and
would then lay of with troops to aid the Fort In
that the commander OF the BROOKLYN had been or.
dered to watch closely, and IL he discovered sons
OF an attack about to be made, or any preparation
tneIefor to instantly land the Artillery com panies
the attacking forces
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FIRST CHECK TO THE PALMETTO FL.a-Tbe
Portland Daily Advertiser, January 80 saws
The master Of brig just arrived at this port
from Havana, reports that on the day previous to
her sailing, about 10 a. m, a small brigantine,
from Charleston, came in past the nj orc Castle
with the Palmetto flag flying rather the Sri pes
with one star, but immedi lately, by order of the
under Its guns, and keptthere Until 3 D. m when
the lag OF the Union was hoisted, and she was
permitted to proceed up the harbor -
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fRS fosE EEFd6ffpThe dfpGE At rG9HfT FaIfE

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, December q, 1880,
Ss r q q 4 f. ,ss S
and Post 6oe S5 fs
ips to The plan. and specifications prepared st this
These RTopos,Is must be f9r the whole work but
and the total amount stated; the Department re- re-
parts hsTeo wnsh It sesms
the interest Of the United States requires 1t; The
department also reserves the right to exclude the
to believe viii not shfay% % perform the Sos
ndirection; and ali buds hem there shall be- psrties
n interest," VINO 40 notion In the BIDS and all bids
No contract Will be awarded to bidders until de-
tals are larnlshed the Department of the prices of
the different kinds Of work and materials, winch
ssei be subject to the revision ofthe Department,
upon the whole work to guide the Department in
Ninety per cent. Of the amount of work done and
ssd TO he to SNnrsSt
an agent of the Department sppo1ted for FIAT npp
Dose,1 vii De pais from tlme 20 time as the work
psti9n the contract and acceptance Of the work
&C., by the agent aforesaid and be forfeited In the
Contrasts W ii bc aw.rded ed only T to master build
. Srs pF r. 81 snd nd the assignment thereof
will DO a forfeiture of the same 1''
Each proposal must be accompanied bv a writ n
fubt6uttcs Dy yLWOrespOEelDIe persons,
hhed to be so by the United States District Judge,
or Attorney of the said district,) in the sum of
S2O0O0 that the bidder will, when REQ uIred, if his
proposal b. accepted enter into q contract and
bond with proper and sufficient securities for its
faithful performance.
Plans, specifications and working drawings can
be examined after forty days, AMI other informa-
tl0n Obtained on ppllcatlon to the DEPARTMENT.
The proposals must be sent to this Department
addressed to the SECRETARY of the Treasury, len,
dorsed ProPoSd!sJort the philadelphia Court Hosse
and Post Utee,"l and will be opened at O'Clock
p. M of the last day named for receiving the same
tend. PHILIP r THOMAS
de "a 60f3tsw Secretary of the Treasury.
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DENTISTRY.
TEETH.

MI TEETH.
ostb: ma L hd1naM!s Nj d., the Inventor andpatsntee
La oLsas sMINEhAL PLATE TEETH, at--
tenQs personally at his Office in this city S
Many persons can wear these teeth who llD
cSnnot wear others, and no person can wear Others
who cannot wear these, ~
rersons calling my once can be accommodated
Win any style and price Of Teeth they may desire
oleenest, strongest and most perfect denture that
Ar can produce. the MINERAL PLATTE will be
Rooms in this oltySNo. 3ss Pa. avenue, be,veen
stn And 10th sts. Also, 9O7 Arch street, Philsdei
II-o. 90 Is If
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The SCHOONER OCEAN WAVE The schoone,
ocean wave, whose sinking of Indian Head
were noticed last week, was raised some dav,
since, and arrived here yesterday, In tow Of .
sfeamtug A singular and sad circumstance at
tended the affair Captain Owens, the owner Of
tne vessel, upon her being raised, went into the
cabin, and laid down to rest within his berth and
In short time was a corpse. The fatigue and
trouble incident to raising the vessel brought on
an affection to which he speedily succumbed
his body was carried Yesterday morning to hi,
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The INDEPENDENT REVENUE SYSTEM
savannah Republican, commenting upon the ac.
ton OF the Georgia Convention disseminating the
federdl officers from the collection of revenue in
the ports OF that State, and which step 1t had op
posed as unwise and prejudical to the interest o,
Georgia, justly and truly adds
This step taken, before we are prepared to offer
competent substitute, we should not stop there
II the idea is to make Georgia comDleteIvv inde.
pehde nt ana at once let cut loose entirely from
every badge Of Federal obligation We have cas-,
expediency to the winds let US not sa that In one
point our honor can be assailed. To be consisten,
let us take the Postal service of our STATE into on,
own hands, and not let II be said that citizen @,
Georgia Is the paid officer of Government foreign
10 our own, and responsible to its behests rs.
peclally should this be the case where the accom-,
current shows that we receive more than we nav
Al least let US save our honor by making provision
in cash, for the excess
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'ICT The following note, says the N arion (Als
Commonwealth, was lately received oy gentle
man in this place from the overseer:
~ DKAR DocroR Please send me by the boy q
= pair Of trace chains and two door hinges. Jane
had twins last nieht-also two psdlooh.
Youo, &c.
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GAS FITTING. &c.
pLUMBERs AND GAS FILTERS

J. w. THOMPSON & co.
Would call the attention of water takers to their
fu assortment of Fixtures necessary to its intro
duction as sfolLows:-KITCHENRA RANGES, BATH
TUBS, WATER CLOSETS, HOT WATER
Iron, Wrought Iron, Lead and Galvanised w A.
TER PIPES, HYDRANTS and PAVE WASH
ERS, RUBBER HOSE, 30.
Having superior advantages, with practical
krowledge, we are prepared to introduce Water
into dwellings with all the latest improvem ents,
promptly and at prices that cannot fail to satisfy
269 Penn. avenue,
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GOODS News FROM KENTUckY.-There is little
chance for disunion In Kentucky. gentleman
who has just arrived from Lexington saws he
found perfect delirium for the Union. Even
the travellers on horseback had Union flags
wrapped around their whip-handles, while al
nearly every cross-road the banner Of the Stars
and Stripes are floating to the breeze
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WOOD AND COAL.
WnOn AND coal

w. WOOD AND COAL
Il OU Will surely get your money's worth n,
calling az the PIONEER Mills, sosfh,,Sst eoy
nU Q Ssreath street and CdsdI, GEO. PA6E
AGENT They sell cheaper and give better measure
than any others In the cty-cut, split, and delIv.
cred free Of charge. IL YOU don't believe it, give
the Ploneer Mills q trial, and be satisfied.
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w y D ID

w D ID n
G O A L
possible rates.
T. J. & w. NJ. GAIT,
Omoe 2s2 Pa. av., between llth and l2th sts.,
ma l1-u north side.
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FEMALE BOARDING AND DAY sCHoOI
Mu fLEE17<<nMJpTRfL1As V.

er~a- ".
ne thirteenth annual session Of this Ins II on
vii oommence on Tuesday Septembo1 18th, ~ the
NO. leO King street
The course Of study pursued will oomprise all
me branches rec ulslte 30 thorough English Edu-
Sss;p, SSsS;Ga, and MusiO' French, Latin and Drawing Il
In addition 10 day scholars, Mrs Mocormiok \.
prepared 20 receive q limited number Of pnpls az
Iy, will be under her Immediate care and sureTv,-
sIon. She Will endeavor, as far possible, 90 sur
Of Home. ' mn
=, Rsfersncss.-Rev, Geo III. Morton, Rev. DR.. Ella.
ns nnsrrissoa, Key y. =. sPngg, William II. Fowls.
Ese" Eagar snowden. Ess.. Edmund r. witmer
ESQ keSsiH, kSSsH A. RaiHsSHs,y Hsn,ysn Erss; tsy Nsks3.s
Ed,tsr Evening star, Benianin w sters, Ese Las
Entwlsle, yr, Esq, Col. John w. Minor Loudoup
Messrs. Blackjack 4 Marshall, Messrs' Cor
TERMS,
Board, with Tuition in al the Enflish Branohes
SSi ior the annual session-psysble semi ann sally
Music and Languages at Professors prices.
III No extra CHARGES An Ssa
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND SEALER
" OF GAS METERS.
WAsHInsT TON, July Is, 1850.
abIy 10 the nToy, ~, 20 ud EN, Inat, agree
poratlon appIoyed May I2 1860, the undersigned is
now prepared, whenever reg 4uired In writing, and
on pre- payment of the fee of ty cents, to inspect
exemine test prove, and ascertain the aocuraoy Of
Every meter, iffound incorrect, will be condemned
ana t another. sealsd and marked as true, viii be
measurement of gas, it viii be sealed soooTdinriy,
and ns sssIp put IN bosisios for use.
' A.Gta eGHARIEs 2I2 s@% ". cuN;lNfNSHAM. G hi II
Jy B-r Inspector and Sealer of Gae Meters,
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I SNYDER,
L. PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER,
Has removed to the corner of Twelfth and r sta
He IL prepared to introduce Water and Gas upon
satisfaction.
He has on hand a lot of COOKING and other
wishes to get rid of them. no II
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The FLAG OF THE UNION STILL FLYING IN
NORTH ALABAMA letter from Athens, Ala
dated January 20, states that the workingmen of
that place met in the Public Square and fred
thirty-three guns for the Union and that the
national flag still waves over the Court House
The workingmen paid visit to Hon. Mr. Hous.
ton, who cordially received them, and expressed
tue hope that the Union would be preserved, and
that they might always find work in the Union
On returning to headquarters, the following reso-
luton was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That We, the Union and working
men OF Athens, return our sincere thanks to the
Union and workingmen Of South Nashville, Tor
their kind and generous feelings towards us of
Athens, and to all Union and workingmen in
every state In this glorious Republic, and espe-
cialiy TO those of Tennessee, for to her belongs
the banner of defence
MT Yancey was burned in efhgy at night, and
great excitement prevailed
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SENTIMENT or MARYLANp-The Baltimore
American Of Wednesday says:-Talbot county,
In this State, In which the movement In favor of
State Convention has been most strongly pressed,
on Monday held an election, by agreement be.
tween the two parties. The Union candidates
were elected by a decided majority, and the
county also voted against the call Of Convention
: Meetings were held In all the wards Of Baiti-
more last night, in pursuance Of the resolutions
adopted at the meeting in the Maryland Institute
on Friday evening last, to elect delegates to City
Convention, which is to be charged with electing
delegates to tie proposed State Convention. None
but those favorable to the call attended, and no
opposition was manifested to the carrying out of
the objects Of the meetings. The meetings par
took OF the characteristics Of primary ward meet
ings, and the delegates were elected In the modes
usual on such occasions. From fifteen hundred to
two thousand voters may have, In all the wards,
taken part in the proceedings
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CENTLEMEN'S
" READY MADE CLOTHING.
Our present assortment of GENTLEMEN'S
READY-MADE CLOTHING offers to citizens
and strangers wishing an immsdiats out fit supe.
styles and qualities of Dress and Business Gar
mentE And Oyercoats IN all yaristies; Fine Shirts
Gloves Of best quality. Soarfs, Ties, Cravats,
Stocks, Hosiery, Co.. 80. All Of whioh we are
oterlng at cur usual low prices.
III Clothing made TO order in the most superior
manner. WALL, STEPHENS d CO.,
no I6-u 322 Pa. avenue.
W. MERCHANT TAILORING.
w T. Invite our customers, and citizens general
~, to an inspection of our present new, at. A
frae1tiyei 1is and elegant assortment 9f>
VESrlNGS, OyERCOATINGS, &c. w
which we will make to order in superior -~
styl st very low prices.
WALL, STEPHENS & Co..
90 25-t S22 Pa. ay.. betw. 9Th and 10th t..
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CLOTHING, &c.

NJ, MERCHANT -TAILORnNG,
NEW FALL STYLES OF CLOTHS, CASsI-
MERS, AND VESTINGS.
WALL, STEPHENS & Co., 322 Pennsylya-
MIA Avenue, have just received o large variety OF
new Fall Goods, 70 which they invite the attention
of their friends and customers An sp-tf
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EDUCATIONAL.

Il HOSE Parents who wish tReir d.Saht.r, IN 10
ceIye thorough and systematic education. vher.
Stention, under the most approved system on Eeli,
tnencs and mnastcs, are respectfully invited 70
,sn, .sn Ine Shl9p fepa,e Academy. corner -Four
-. MR.. 4 MRs. z. RICHARDS,
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ WASHINGTON BRANCH.

- WASHINGTON BRANCH.
~ - RG 8
CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and after SUNDAY November 25tb, Iaso. the
trains will run as follows:
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
First train at SD q, m,
Second Train at 7.40 g. m.
Third train at $40 p. m., Express.
LEATE BILTIMoRE:
First train at Ais a. m, Express.
Second train at 8.S5 a. m.
Third at $40 D. m.
Fourth a. 40 .. m, Express.
The hrst, second and third trains from Wa,h-
York. ~ A'o"
The second and third connect at Washington
Junction with trains for the West, South, and
NORTHWEST; Also, at Annapolis Junction, for An
naPons; For Norfolk take the 40 q. m. train.
FOR the accommodation of the way travel be-
tween Washington and Laurel, . passenger car
at ii q. m.
On Saturday the $40 p. m. tram goes to Phiadel-
phia only.
no S-d T. H. PARSONS, Agent.
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spEo1.f. Nor1oE-rIbe U,,oa .rp Ar.a.lrls . q

SPECIAL NefIoK.-The UHoH kND AKszIeEz q eOa1ses
cd stycly upon tse CAzH ssn AZ papers ars dseoEstS
Esi De esDiraoa Of ts tj6 for okicA teY kaos oeea
paid bscTS5ers toi 6s otieed 5Aes tkssr sbscripOa
e about 70 expire, By HARK or tAesr pgRs Gd @
less tie su5scriptiO is ts paper Sgt % dGscS
lIsd TRisfs rule from toheA there aoZ b dspqFtrs
Watch for TIE marx, Gad HOUr s16scpf0n
Feetfy UNION ANEsIcAN 81 per GRnHEa tn Gd9aSee
III. Feskty UNION AMERICAS IS per GaaSas n ad
DgNcs.
Subscribers desiring their papers changed mrs nsnon
the Post Once from, veil asthe 20, which they desire TIE
change 70 be made.
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Notice 10 Rond Holders.

oTEcK NAsTVnLE AND CHLTTAEooeA RA1LRoAD coxPLNV,l
- Nashville, Tenu, July 4, 1861.
YENHE Interest July, 1861 the Bonds Of Nash
vile and Chattanooga Rsi'roaa CompaDy win be paid at
the Office Of the Company, in Nashville Tenn presentation
Of the Coupons, BY the certificate Of he Compro
Ter OF the State, that t payment may iaSufy se made
The Leg ature Of the sste BY recent enlctuent having
prohibited payment interest in such Of the B0nds
the 18th day Of April 1861, now be owned BY
citizens corporations Of the savehGding States Of the
Unit States America and constituted the State COmpOl
Ter the sole judge OF the question: to who PAYMENT can law
fully he made. M. GLbAF kSs Treasurer.
iufy6-lm
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C0nPERAR

yyO all those wanting Flour Barrels Ehisy PAsis, -,
and Bacon Casks and Al kinds of oooPsrs -
obtain 1t BY applying 70 ne ny Cooper snoPyho- -
hlOrs street, between Cedar ana Church Sles'' - = -
hand large lot Of poplar shnsles loE sa Vvr...
can also farnish ons thousand flour 3t-s@ z, 9.S
Bsr-sIs A. Normandy en- The ~ & @ K II. An st.slspa
dressed 70 70 Nashville f'nnesse- Euo nruvrR
iuiy7-lms
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Peace or WaF--A Permanent Block
ade Impossible.
GREAT BARGAINS IN SUPERIOR READY.M4DE CLOTH
ING, ETC., ETC.
BENZ. T. SHIELDS co.

FTAvING 70 conhdence in Mr. LIncons ability to sustain
his policy blockadug Southern porss anxious 10
cIOe the large in anticipation Of ali mporaons fr'
EuTops.
We have lust received and will open tomorrow extensive
consignment miscellaneous merchandise which viii be sold
without an advance in rates Terms invariably cash
Central auction Rooms,
iuIv4-tf No. 25 and q College street.
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n tE undersigned Eshes o cngaec Lsdy e sssds 10 bis
family 70 instruct thFec small obiIdren in sitnn II
Tho branches ahe must be qusfed to give eEpnsou tho
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