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Rau.uAH mAr,rEns.
Pay KOur Postage .


Our friends will bear in mind that we have Il
pay the Confederate postage on every letter they
send US, even if they use United States stamp
The large number of letters we receive makes the
item Of postage heavy tax. We hope our friends
viii bear this in mind and pay their postage.
As soon as the formal proclemations are issued
by the Governor of Tennessee and the President Of
the Confederate States, all postage on letters will
have 10 be paid in advance at the Confederate rates
CITY Acknowledging of Beard of Alder
men.
The Board met at 8 P. NJ. President Horn in the
Chair. Present Messrs. HURLEY, RHEA, MCFERRIN,
HINTON and Cox.
MICHAEL VAUGHN, Esq elected to fill vacancy
made by resignation of Alderman METGs, being
present was duly sworn and took his seat
Aid. Rhea submitted a report showing the condi-
ton. of Finances, which was read and ordered
fled.
CITY ENGINEER.
Ala RHEk was allowed the privilege Of with
drawing his bill to repeal the law touching the City
Engineer and his Assistant
EIGHr wATCHNEN.
The bonds of the newly elected Night Watchmen
we're presented, accepted and filed.
NEW Bills.
= AID. Cox offered the following bill, which, under
suspension of rule passed its I'd and Sd readings
with but one dissenting vote. The bill as adopted,
reads thus
AN ACT to reduce the Salary Mayor and for other
purposes.
SEe. l. Be enacted by the CTty Council of Nash.
cie That hereafter the salary of the Mayor of the
City shall be $1,000 with the perquisltes as now al.
lowed by existing laws.
SEC. 2 BE il enacted by the authority aforesaid That
the laws heretofore passed creating the Office of a
Detective Police be and the same is hereby re-
pealed
SEc 3, Be itauther enacted That the Office of Super
ntendent of High Schools be and the is hereby
abolished and that hereafter there shall be prin-
cipa teacher at each of the High School buildings
of the city who shall control and manage the same
under the direction and control of the Board of Edu
cation, whose duty it shall be to visit the aaid
schools and that said principal teachers, and
Others under them, shall faithfully perform their
duty; and that all laws and parts of laws coming in
contact with the purview and meaning of this act
be, and the same are hereby repealed.
& Alderman Cox offered bill to amend the law re-
Rpecting coffee houses, allowing them to open at
A. NJ instead of A NJ. from April to November,
" ich under susp snsion of rule passed its second
and third readings unanimously.
"a The Board then adjourned till Thursday evening"
60 meet the Common Council in convention to elect
the Board Of Education
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From Alexandria,

ALEXANDRIA, June 25.-Lowe's balloon having
discovered scattering camp in the vicinity of Fair
fax Court House, Lieutenant Tompkin's Cavalry
company and several companies Of light infantry
proceeded there. 1t was rumored last NIGHT that
the cavalry was cut TO pieces but no official intel-
gence has been received.
1t is stated that Cadwallader received direct Or
ders from Scott not to advance to Martinsburg
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CEMLEAN SPRINGS.

THIS celebrated vat ring place will be opened for the recep
of visitors June 18th, 1851 The subscriber
full the liberal patronage heretofore extended them, will
every effort during the ensuing to deserve
tnuance OF the The Table Bar will supplied with
the best that the country affords Prices to suit the seS
CEMLEAN sRRSGs situated in Trsg county, Ky and
in daily communication With HopkinsYe and Pnseon stages
by the way Of Johnsons
Ina 80
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A NEw CONFERENCE.-The Mobile Aduertiser has
the following:
We understand that the British residents of our
city are about 20 make application TO Lord Lyons
TO demonstrate with the United States Government
RRainEt the detention of their letters Washington
The United States have agreed with the British
Government 70 carry the mails TO their proper des
tinston and these parties claim that the fulflment
of the treaty stipulatons should be insisted on.
a1ieast that their letters should not be detained and
sent to Washington.
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A scouting party belonging to the james City
Cavalry was attacked Monday, near Hampton. by a
scouting party Of the enemy, who succeeded in kill
ing one Of our party, after losing three of their
men. Our party consisted only Of three men. each
of whom killed one Of the enemy. The poor fel-
low who was killed, on our side was Samuel Pryor,
formerly Of Richmond. but at TIE time of his death
was member Of the James City CaYalry-Fred
erickSJrg (Bd.) Aecs. June p.
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Prom New Vork

NEW YoRk, June 25.-The steamer Eurona has ar
rived at Halifax with Liverpool dates of the 18Th
Cotton sales Saturday 1900 bales of which specu-
lators and exporters took 1000 bales-closino Arm
at full prices. Breadstufs very dull proyisions
dull ; consols 90a90I
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TINE TO /" WITHDRAW" Captain Fitzpatrick in his
report to General Pierce of his company s dongs in
the Bethel battle, says " The fire was hot and
heavy that we were compelled to halt and there
ere remained as directed by Lieutenant Colonel
WsFren, till that gallant officer had made DISPOSE
Eieas TO turn their TANKS. The enemy fire at this
time began to tell upon us with great effect My
were falling one after another, as was the case
with the rest Of the command. After remaining in
Iris position about two hours, and our object haUing
been accomplished, ~ numbers of our men being
killed and wounded, q having received a grape
shot through my thigh, which tore off portion OF
the rectangle on Colonel Duryea's left shoulder,
passed through my leg and killed a soldier 10 the
rear withdrew my men to the skirts of the woods
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From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, June 25.-Passengers travelling betveer
North and South are entirely free from Selsv ~
annoyance. Freight matters are not definitely de.
eided. +- W.
There Is a strong movement deprecating Rous.
seaus enlisting men. The movement ia REGARDED
by UHonists as unnecessary and uselessly irritat-
ing. fe.e-
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FORTRESS MoNRoE, June 25.-The Ordnance
Department has preferred charges against Gen.
Butler for violation of the army acquisitions in
allowing Sawyer to conduct experiments. The
mercury stands at l0l degrees.
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HAVANA SCARS!


JOHN WHORLEY. 80 South Market ST.,
Nashville, Tenn,,...20l0G0 Imported Has
vanas--JDS7 RELETVED FROM IA VASA.
Latest News from Old VirginiaI
JOHN WHORLEY,
80 south Market street,
STILL AHEAD.
WHEREBY Rock City Chewing Tobacco
Made from the PURE AND NATURAL LEAF
without ANY ADULTERATTON
Shoes! SEoesI!
FARRAR, DIsNUKEs & Co. opening most beau
tiful lot Of Shoes Of all kinds especially for Ladies
and Children Cali them, ladies, they are beauti-
full, and they sell them very low for the Cash
marchll-tf.
RENT FREE.
have three small houses, five rooms each, which
will let to the families of those actually in service in
lgyhtng LNcoIN's hordes free of rent till the war
closPs or till their return. L. POWERS,
R1ti25 'GI No. "a Market street.
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RENCRIPTION.

Dsvy is abont II wear odd feet inches high
complicated thick lips when laughing shows his gumsYsry
which red speaks quic and when spoken yes sir
nearly he makes; his hair plated
times when coubed fine head of hsirhas the
side the back Of his head which covered his hair
will have be examined closely find it, has the marks
Of the whip his back from whip extends to his side
which him when bought him. his teeth yellow
in except which is white and think disposed to
lap will not be positive He sstout heavyset we'll
very active his weigat is from leo to 40 lbs
will pay the above reward any Who will deliver
boy Davy to for his confinement in any jail from
which get him. EDWARD G. EGGLEsT0N.
CoLUs Miss. June Off
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nIEn,

IN St. Louis CT Sunday Mornng saa inst JOSEPH soAA
grandson Of ". L, Darry, Esq, Of this city rs'
At one o,sl,ek. AN on the q5th inst WILLIAM AGoS,
infant son f Long and isabella Plunkst aged ele'en
months and eight days.
New orlen La and Lsxirg,on, Ky papers please copy
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CrxcrSArl, June 5.--The Gszsste says there re
300 Southerners Is miles beyond Philhpp uniform.
ed and well armed. There is also reserve Of 5000
81 hstsonsylne. There are 100 cavalry at Rom
ney. Picket diminishing continues. Suspected
persons are turned over to the civil authorities.
Guerrillers are to be shot.
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BEERSHEBA SPRINGS

Uruhuy COI IY1 IenHessees
EHEIs Watering place open fer visitors The premises
have been in thorough repair and, among other add
TORS is dining room for children.
The vhoe estab hment is in charge Of Mr.. John Huk
OF much experience in this line Of business to whom letters may
be addressed at the Springs by daily mail.
At the Cowan Depot the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail
road passengers will take the Sswarec Railroad for Tracy City,
Ehenc stages depart daily for the Springs and conveyances
McnVe by those who prefer that route
junel2-dsw&w3E
Memphis Appeal copy $40 worth in s issues and send
bill this Office for clllection. -
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From Cincinnati,

ALEXANDRIA, June 24.-Lowe's balloon made n
ascent and discovered the Southerners also ballor
ing. 81. r.. 49, = = ---~-
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EDWARD 7. JONES, Esq, of Rappahannock county,
an ex-member of the Legislature, had the rare suc~
cess to capture two Lincolnites, short time ago,
in the following novel and extraordinary manner:
Mr.. Jones, who is a member of the Rappahan-
mock Cavalry, and one of the few who fought the
enemy at Fairfax Courthouse though almost weap-
onless was stationed on the border of the encamp-
ment, near there, sentinel, armed only with q
common sabre, when suddenly there came within a
short distance of him two DR. igouns, well mounted
and equipped. In q loud firm voice, he immedi-
ately commanded them to halt They obeyed He
then directed them to dsmount and throw down
their weapons which they did, and, strange to re-
late delivered themselves INTERESTINGLY into his pos
session.
Whether their easy capture is due 10 the brave
and cool conduct of Mr.. Jones, who is a very eour
ageous man, and whom they may have imagined
was thoroughly armed and supported by Confed-
crate soldiers by, or the result of desire
% abandon their unholy war, is not known. 1t is
certain, however, that they surrendered TO him,
and expressed great qualification at falling into his
hRnds.-Richmond Examiner, June %.
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Fran, xgaahtu1tor
Frnm Wiscnnsin

WAsHrNGToN, June PA spy has been arrest.
troops and batteries IN The TicDitv Of tbe OF
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From Hagerst,wn.

HAGEAsroSS, Iune 24.-Harper's Ferry is de-
serted serted. The pickets have left WiIliamsport, but
Johnson IS reported seven miles back with four
iss'"enss. AZ * IzE - tE
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DIR. KINGS DESPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

nCRS DR.. KING, formerly Of New York, FOR the
fkkksa fozr years of Louisville. Kentucky and who
his attention treatment private diseases
trtV yerr himself having attended to practice fer 50
many yesrs cured 50 many he o Gu
All diseases on private nature, matter how bad hey may Dc
from njudicious medical treatment rcm neglect o. own
DR. Ki5a Dssensary No. % Deadc street, between Cherry
and he SQUARE where all diseases private nature
oNoRKI cured without naucious medicine or interference
from business =, g.
days By an operation which causes no pain where structure
e health cannot enjoyed Perhaps disease causes more
misobief and undermines the constitution 30 much
svPELIs with all diseases OF tie skin, growing ont
Iac r ha treatment can e6ectuaiIy cared in few days.
sr WRAVNEss, particular attention bsyng been given 70
iris and all grswn out ofi brought
on in MANY cases the destructive habits OF
Youths and excessive indulgence OF the neglect OF
which will undermine constitution, rendering the subject IN
az for business or society, end causing premature old age
Females who may laboring with difficulty OF the Woo
NAV rest assured Of immediate relief . -,
Persons residing abroad writing and stating their case with
fee enclosed directed DR. A. King, No. Beadrek street,
Nashville Tenn will hsethe necessary medicine sent to he
sddre with necessary directions Strict secrecy Observed once
hour from O'Clock IN the morning until Yin the EVENING"
nay23. I659-d&vly
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CINCINNATI, June 25.--The A. O. TayIer dropped
down the river yesterday. The Lexington and Con
nestoga leave to-day. There are 5000 troops At
Camp Dennison. ----.--~'- -
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From Kansas City

MHwAUKEE, June 24.-Forty of the Bank rioters
are in jail Their comrades have cannon and threat>
en- the jail The Mayor has proclaimed martial law.
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In M city at the residends Of VIM. owen, south Market st.
on be es inst by The Rev Or GoOdlst, Mr. J. OWEN ALI
LIN to Miss AvRIK A. LlINs, both Of Williamson oOu
~, Tenn
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From AIeranarta.

FREDERICK, Nd, June PA resolution uasse,
demanding that the Governor return the arms tc
the State militia. -
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CITY NOTICES.
Rags.

ERags.
Save all your rags-cotton, fax, hemp, &C., and
send them to market, where you can realize three
cents pound.
The South wears oHt more such goods than two
such Norths and yet the North double the guam
tty of rags for making paper. Let this be changed
hereafter Save the rags to make paper, and there
by save money. june26-dtw&wtf
A CARD-Mr. w. II. GRAVES is no longer my
salesman or agent in any sense.
June 26-tf B. i. SIMPSON.
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,a 1AiHo, June 24The steamer City Of Alton. with
Lzog Troops and four s<pounders, has departed for
Tennessee troops are reported soarcb;n, - NJ.
souri, via Arkansas -'I'1'''s " ~ MIS-
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From CIncinuatf,

I WLsHKaTox, jane 25.-W. D. Gallagsr Is soDsiut
ed collector for New Qalesns be departs Tor Cam
70 accompany the army.
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From WhaanI.

WRESTLING, June 24.--The Convention s,o,,o5 A.,
present militia laws Of the State II a5;oprns +O
morrow to meet again on the first Tuesdsv N An.
gust -- e.
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ForeIgn Per steamer Europa

New YosK, June 25.-Sixteen British gun vessels
are ordered to join the squadron Immediately going
to America. ast = Ms,
In the debates on Italy's recognition by France it
was SAID that if Austria crosses the Mincio France
inevitably fights.
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ANOTHER BEAUTY OF THE BLoCADE.AAIl telegraph
ic materials and apparatus are considered contra
band" by our good friends of the North, and among
them the ''porus cVpe"
A specimen was forwarded to the Kaiolin Facto-
~ recently and the result was the gratifying fact
that KaIolin furnish better cup than has been
found elsewhere. Arrangements will no doubt be
soon completed for supply ling the demands of the
Confederate States in this important material
Cz.qrleslOa Courier. june %.
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DIR. S. ]. CORR

EEy0ULD respectfully to the ctsens Of Nashville
w and vicinity, that he has opened Dental Rooms on
Cherry areet No. go opposite Theatre where be will be pleas
ed to receive and wait wishing Dental
alton performed and times hard and waEke, he will
promise to make charges very moderate
S. gentleman who has enlisted in the Southern Army
that wishes have his Teeth operated upon before going
call at yoee and have done free Gratis for Nothing.
Respectfully,
spi2G-d2m s, ]. COBB,
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Wanted immediately,

the QuaterAsters Department Square and Front
N six igR practical talors to olunteer uni
ons by pattern moderate wages add sapy employment given
HsyGS-siT J, 7 HoaG.
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NoTICE All mail matter intended for Camp
Cheatham, and left at the Gazette Office by o'clock,
P. NJ, will be conveyed by special messenger on
the daily morning train.
Z. c. FOSTER. Sd,
Brigadier General.
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Guns Guns! Guxs MCCALL & FALL have just
received large lot of Guns, Powder, Buck shot,
&C, &c. Call soon.
may26-lw
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Fro m Bonneville.

BONNEVILLE, No., June 25.-Lyon is engag
wagons and horses, indicating Southern mo
ment "a .r ..aF 0-.-
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Found, in front of the St. Cloud Hotel asmall
Breastpin which the owner can have by paying for
this advertisement. DEMoyHLE i Co.
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From freder,ek.

Kansas CIrY, June 24-I,5OO troops left to-ds,
for South Wertern Missouri.
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NOTICE.

ETIII he sold on THURSDAY 9th Of June, 1851 ma.
w chine shop sill the machinery, TOOLS and unnis
ed WORK that may hand. II not previously sold The
consists Of good horse engine BOILER nearly
rev two gesrsd Lshes for turning Ion Lathe for wood
one Bolt Cutter Daniel Palmer, Woodwork Palmer
IN IGNORING Machine Circle Saws, epe Sash Saw.
Benches ave sets Bench Tools and great other
articles enumerated Said shop formerly occupied b.
Fot RaIsssn. It s twenty miles from Nashviiis the
Road 1T Smyrna, Ruth erfod county. Tennessee and
Is one Of best locations in the Stats for Machine Shop
a-psnter shcp Cabinet shop. ANY person wishing
purchase by writing 70 can further information, call
at shop and Elliott will show them the machinery &a
ms one fourth cash. balance in three equal payments
ak tweIve eighteen months with notes payable in Bank
we'll secured. This April 18th, le6l.
Smyrna, Tenn S1LAS TUCKER
aDIIQ-ztd
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INSOLVENT NOTICE

TENo those Who may hold claims against Thomas
FicKarG deceased, you hereby notified to your
claims suthencated sccordg law With the Weak
ley County Court Tennessee before Isl day of Sen
TENDER 1861 for distribution against
viii adj ucaed Tor pro distribution on that day
Ehis the 81 day OF June, 1861.
JOHN PICARD, Admir-.
EnSg l2-EitsE r'sfeet3 Of Thos Pieka-e deceased
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Military Goods at wholesale Only.
We have now in store, and are daily receiving
Dark Ga Navy Blue Cloths;
Iigbt Ga
Gray Ga Cadet
Satinets
Blue "
Gray Wool Tweeds Z
Flannels "
Over Shirts
Drawers;
White Flannel Shirts and Drawers;
Black Italian Cloths;
Military Buttons-Staff, ZouaEe and Infantry.
Orders solicited. Terms cash.
Also, Colts Navy Pistols.
IRBY MORGAN & CO..
Wholesale dealers in general Dry Goods,
Clothing. Notions &c,
No. Public Square, Nashville, Tenn.
june222w
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Col. W. G. 0vERTON, Of the Louisville Courier,
is in the city, en- route with his company for Vr-
ginia.
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New Books !!
EELHT AEY,

ST. ScExCE WIR; Tactics for oees Of Infantry, Cav
/ airy Artillery.
CAMP DUTT Being compendium of TEfsntry Camp duty
field f.rt hcation and coast defence, for sale by
aAGAN co.
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MRS. WINSLOW,

An experienced and female physician, has scothn
Syrup teethng which greatly facilitates the process
OF teehng by soening the gums reducing all inflammation
will say all pain, and to regulate the bowels Depend
upon it, mothers give rest to yourselves and relief and
health to your infants Perfcy safe all
tisenent in another column oct28-ly
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COMIERCIAL.
From the New orleaDs p, y -


We noticed IN our last weekly rsv,sw that a r,,,
Of business had en done in lead NJ stable 70
cargoe OF the vessel for Liverpool destined e. me
pass the BLOCKADE without detention slnce which on
been mainly cor1Eed to filing sna rder fr
manuiscrFes Ergsr ard MOasses have coniiaued @ns
previous Nothing has transpred In Tobacco s.s
bu&ness been done Wesen Prod ace. some $50.
prss TIE supplies appear to be ample Lvereoo ss,t
the only article which has exhibited any material chance
heers haTng advanced their preensions for cgoes store
hundred per cent the ASKING rates Of last week T
Western embargo hss suspended the demand for this article 10
supply The upper Mississippi and Ohio but has been in qufe
active request for Mobiles which generally adds to stock
STEAD spending upon for its supplies There has asO
been fair inquiry for Tennessee and Arkansas and the proha
6ty OF still greater demand from the increased amount IL
hogs and beef which will he packed s fail in these states
Hence unless supplies should be increased the blockade
being rsed Is expected that prices will go still bigher.
CoriON-Aerng to our preliminary remarks
tee sales during the last week Of 3 bales Saturday, %
Monday on ruesdsy 81 Wednesday, 81 yesterday.
none to day making total of 800 bales We general Que
taons they would be entirely nominal but remark that Mid
ding hee at l0c& lie, and has sold sc ind as
high as 05<c. 10y :
weeks receipts 67 les last year 24o. Total since Sept
!, i4yb5S last $50. Weeks exports none Weeks
AP r last year ze5 Total exports bale szt year
= - STATEMENT COTTON. rl
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For REYT-A desirable suit Of rooms in the
Union and American Buildings. Apply st this
Office. dec29-tf
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REMOVAL.

ETE have removed Produce and Commission budes.
w The house No College street, between Union and
Church, formerly occupied BY Ncho Green Co, where
shall keep constantly hand large stock Of an articles
The Produce line which prepared 10 cell at the vey
Iowestcssh prices.
q. 3. COMMON & BRO
Nos College street, between Union and Church stree
mar2A-tf