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From Cincinnati

CINCINNATI, April 24-Robert Sabo and Daniel
Fisk have been arrested for treason
Twenty three Southern Cadets have left West
Point, refusIngto renew their oaths of allegiance
The ship Lalla Rookh. in Lynn Haven roads will
probably be seized prize for the Confederacy,
Annapolis advices up to P. NJ. yesterday, says
the seventh New York and eighth Massachusetts
regiments are there. The Secession force between
there and Washington is large. Communication is
perfect to Annapolis. The Government has seized
all the vessels between there and HaYre De Grace.
Gen. Butler said that "a soon as the New York
troops arrived at Annapolis he would march to
Washington
The tIigate Constitution is manned with Massa-
chusetts troops and can level Annapolis with her
guns.
Provisions scarce at Washington.
Beauregard will be at Richmond Tuesday next
Gen. SCOTS pickets extending towards An
napolis Junction.
The families at Washington are leaving as fast as
possible
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Prom NeW York.

New YORK, April 24.-The bark Grasshopper is
in the Basin under suspicion
Several steamers sailed with troops for various
points.
The seventh regiment has arrived at Washington.
Daniel S. Dickinson, speaking Monday, said he
hoped that If necessary, we would wipe the South
from the face of the earth
1t is stated that the Secessionists have erected
batteries ten miles and twenty miles below Mount
Vernon on the Potomac
Gen. Scott has ordered the volunteers all along
the railroad, from Wilmington to Washington to
protect the rails and telegraph lines.
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STATE CONVENTION:
SECOND SATURDAY IN mAYI

SECOND SATURDAY IN mAYII
After consultation with many of our Politica
friends in various portions Of the State it has been
agreed to hold State Convention to nominate can
didate for Governor, on Saturday, the 18th day Of
May We hope that our friends in every county WILL
at ence take steps to be represented in that conven
ton by full delegations. State rights and the rights
of the South will be seriously endangered by the
triumph of our opponents. 1t behOoves all who OPP
pose Black Repubicanism, Federalism and civil
war; to buckle on their armour for the contest. LIE
as be up and doing.
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From New York.

New York, April 23.-The steam tug Yankee
from Norfolk brings details of the destruction Of
the Navy Yard and all the vessels of war; except
the Cumberland, which is now at Fortress Monroe
1t is reported that the Government has directed
Commodore Breeze to charter twenty steamers of
light draught to be armed with pivot guns for three
Months and fit them tor sea.
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From Nehraaka.

OMAHA, April 23-The Nebraskans bearded the
steamer Omaha, declaring that the boat should not
remove the troops from Fort Randall. A diGseulsy
ensued in which four were killed sad several
wounded. The boat returned.
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PHILADELPHIA, April 24-The capture of Fort
Fickens with a serious loss of lite is reported.
1t is rumorsd that martial law will soon hs pro
claimed at Washington.
Lieut.. Maury disappeared from Washington,
Friday. Capt. Scott replaces him.
The banks took the 100000 War Loan. One
million was offered.
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meeting q ne Board Of Dssiors q re e ~
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70 ne osss. stock ne co@P.sy vas sss % = pas .
ne per share, paid on The ars Monday in Suns
1861. -. q. - ,..sf IN ne 4. 4 NIonaay Jus~
iSS dollar. PER shars - paid he srss Mors
Tso dollars per share, to Be paid On he frat Non n %
, r." s' dollars sia per ars Be paid IN the Mah O.
tohsr. 1851. -. : - -.
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From WashIngton,

WAsHMGTN, Sunday night, April a. Defen-
sive works have been thrown up for the
protection of the Capitol buildings. Barricades
are constructed surrounding the Treasury Depart
ment. the Secession feeling is strong at Alexsn-
dria. Business is suspended. Provisions scarce:
Flour has advanced. Col. May and other Mary
landers have resigned.
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A.tcn1ion. Ola soldiers and Citizens.

meeting of all old soldiers and citizens is this
city of Nashville earnestly solicited to meet at
three O'clock p NJ, on Friday next, Broad street,
at WHEELEs corner for the purpose of enrolling our
names as home guards for the especial protection of
our city and county, in this day of trials Come all
T,r,- CovDvr opI
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JACKSON IRISH VoLuNTEERs.-We are pleased to
earn that this patriotic and energetic company of
our foreign fellow-citizens drill night before
ast, last evening and last night, numbering about
30 and that there is still room for others. The
company will be rendered to the Governor as soon
Is circumstances will justify, and we predict that
sley will never turn their back upon the enemy.
The Emerald Isle hates oppression and usurpation.
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SPRING CLOTHING.

We are receiving our stock of Spring and Summer
Clothing and Furnishing Goods for men and boys,
which we are selling at prices to suit the times
Also fine lot Of Cloths CdssimsreS and Festiags,
made to order. WARD, BIRMINGHAM d Co.,
mar22-2m No. 20 Public SQUARE
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Dark, Glossy, and
LuXurinut HafrI
HOW!
By using HemstreetG IsinsitG5 Restorative. Don't
anything else your Head.
Price SOC and 81 per bottle. Sold everywhere
WE. HAGAN CO., Pr0prietOrs, Troy,N.Y.
Bee advertisement headed,
ssYOU LOOK In VAIN.v
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The teachers in the public Schools, in view ofthe
heavy demands that will necessarily be made upon
the city in the present crisis, have, with Literally
worthy of all commentator, proposed to devote
their services to the schools during the month OF
June free CT charge
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HANK NOTE AND ExoHANGE LIsr.
Oan.orrD DAILY BY rnr MrEou.srs' B-Er-sn.rAnD & G,
Tennessee.

BROKEN AND WORTHLESS.
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Memphis Savings Institution.
Exchange Bank, Murfreesboro'.
Miners and Manufacturer Bank, Knoxville
Baak OF East Tennessee, Knoxville.
Bank Of Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, cambridge.
Bank Of Claiborne, at TazeWell.
Bank Of Tazewell,.
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MarISat Rennrf1

MOBILE April p Sales of Gotten day 400 bales Mddipe
ns yusons neminsl There fair demand, The
CHsRlsroS april The Of Cotton to-day were az
dull. ~ - ~-e'Ae' Wa
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Atten,Ton, Harris Guards,

The Rendezvous has been changed from Tusca-
lum Church, Noensville Turnpike, to the large
room opposite Sewanee House, College street,
kindly rendered By Maj. 3. F. SBIEIDs. Those
wishing to offer their services, will report their
names to NJ NJ. HENKLE, Jr, Capt
April 23rd 1861.
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BeRuregard Light Infantry.
Gentlemen who wish TO enrol their names on the
list of this company, requested to call at the
rooms of the Southern Rights Committee, corner of
Cedar and Cherry streets. S. c. GoDsHALL,
CAPTAIN.
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House Rent Free.

NASHVILLE, April I'd I6bI.
Editors Union and American:
Please allow me to state that l will furnish
house-room to ten families, whose protectors join
the companies and go to the wars now raging rent
free until their return home, until the close Of
the war. VS. WHITMAN
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NOTICE.

KM7JLL be sold Thursday the 27h Of June, 1861,
wv chine shop with sll the machne y tools, unns-
ed work that md IL previously sold The
chineTy consists of good horse engine boer neatly
two gesred Lahs for turning Iron, Lathe for wood
Bolt Gutter Daniel Palmer Woodwork Palmer
IGNORING Machine, Circle rav Sash Saw, Sork
Benches four Eve Bench Tools and many other
articles not Said shop ormery occupied By
Elliott Raisten. s twenty miles from Nashville, the
Road at Smyrna, Ruth eriord county Tennessee, and
Of the bst locations the State for Machine Shop,
Carpenter shop Cabinet Shop Any person wishing to
purchase By writing get further informstio call
at the shop and Elliott will then the machinery &C
Terms, fourth cash. the balance equal payments
K, twsve and ghteen months psyskle Bank
Sell secured This April IBt1, 1851.
bSmyrza Tenns SILAs TUCKER.
apIIQ-utd
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CHANGES IN THE CITY CoUNcI1--Alderman BRlEN
and Councilman CRAIGHEAD having resigned, Messrs.
B. S. RHEA snd G. NJ. FooG have been elected to fill
their respective positions
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CHICAGO, April 24.-The President of the Typo
graphical Union reiterates the call for meeting In
New York on the 9th of May.
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From AnnapolI

ANNAPOLIS, April 21.-The following is from the
Baltimore Amerielu
Mayor Brown, of Baltimore, went to Washington
on Sunday, at the request of the President and had
long interview in the presence of the Cabinet and
General Scott.
The Mayor said the authorities would use all law
full means to prevent parties leaving the city to at
tack troops passing at distance, but was unable to
promise more. The President answered that no
more troops would be sent through the city unless
obstructed in other directions with the understand
ing that the city authorities would use their best
efforts to restrain the people.
The President urged the absolute necessity of
transit through Baltimore. Gen. SCOTS opinion
was to bring the troops through Maryland, avoiding
Baltimore, if the people would permit it, if not
troops must seek their own best route and if needs
must fight their way through. The President and
Secretary of War heartily concurred in the decree
to avoid collision.
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KEEP KsURED-No person can afford to be with
out Insurance such times as these. Call at once at
the Insurance Office of W. J. MARI and get Insured
the Oldest and most reliable VIRGINIA and NASH
VILE Insurance COMPANIES. april eft
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ShoeNI NEnesII

FARRAR, DTsNUkEs & Co. are opening most beau
tifu lot of Shoes of all kinds especially for Ladies
and Children. Call Them ladies, they are beauti
ful, and they sell them very low for the Cash
marohI1-tf
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RENT FREE,

nave three small houses, fire rooms each, which
will let to the families of those actually in service in
fighting LISCoINs hordes free of rent till the war
closes or till their return. L. POWERS,
aprl25 81 No 81 Market street.
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LousvMLE, April 24.--There is some excitement
IN the pork market leading merchant says he
could not get provisions shipped from Cincinnati
nor kilograms explaining the reason.
Hatrs de GrQcs-No provisions are allowed to be
transferred from Baltimore.
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b A. FAHNESTOCk,S
V z I'M Ell GE

Has long bsen regarded with and confidence BY large
body Of regular medical in every State in the
Union as preparation unsuT by any and daily
Sta es During the long period Of its popularity,
spurious and counterfeit limitations have made
their appearance Never has beD ncezsay on part
OF The buyer to exercise udous caution in urhasRg the
genuine article than this time Tssse limitations
close in their resemblance A. FAHNKsrocK Yer
to beWe circulated TO put upon tie ptcng
chaser Article which he neither wished intended buy
1t enough to buy OF accrede every purchaser
must use yglsnce avoid beng osed upon mOtex
every bottle to assure inset that he is buyng the genu
inc B A. tAHSEs Tocas VeEnfuge.
apll win
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ST. LOUIS, April 24.-The reports that the troops
stationed at Cairo TO obsruct navigation Is de-
MED on the authority of the Governor Of Illinois.
The troops are said merely to be precautionary.
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Douglas at Iadlanapolls.

INDIANAPOLIS. April 23.-Douglas spoke here.
counseliDg his audience not to infringe on the rights
of the South, but to fight for their constitutional
rights,
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Hon. JAMES WHn@oRTH, President.
1.,,,,s woons. GEN GRANVILLE P SMITH,
SAMUEL d. MORGAN, ROBERT H. GARDNER
p r MCNARY, GEO. CUNNINGHAM,
IRBY MORGAN, JAMES Nj. HAMILTON,
q ". DoNNEGAN MADISON SrTRAz VISA,
CAL SCHoTT, MICHAEL beRNs.
This Bureau has been organized for the purpose
of receiving and distributing in equitable propo-
tions, all contributions of Money, Blankets, Comforts
Jeans, Socks or any other articles which the patri-
otto men and ,oomen of Tennessee may desire to-
contribute to aid in equipping the gallant volun>
teers of our State who are about to take the field.
Any member of the Bureau is authorized to re-
ceive contributions Articles from distance can be
forwarded to the care of MORGAN & Co., of this city,
who win receive and store them to the order of the
Bureau.
Letters and communications shall be addressed to
JAMES WHTTwoRTH, President, or
JAMES PLUNKETT, Secretary.
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Let good digestion wait appetite, ia wish that ap
precate more than hcB that have neither the tbs eth
err HOY nsny expedents IN vogue days 70 raise
alike dangerous and huru throw he system into The other
extremes and the as STATE % that than the %
Exlr which powerful tonic snd restorative, and after
ecupeaag tbs Of hessomach leaves healthy and
vigorous condition Sold hy AL respectable druggists through
cut me unted sates and Canada j. WRIGHT 90, sole
proprietors, Fek Orleans, La.
Sold also BY all Druggists in Nashville.
apll dtW&wlm +
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From Chicago.

WHEELING Va, April 2S.-The population is calm
The Union sentiment is buoyant throughout Western
Virginia,
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SaVe XOur Money.

Selling out at cost for thirty days. late styles of
drip and soft hats caps and straw goods corner OF
Cedar and Cherry streets. lw.
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ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS APPROPRIATED
OR THE DEFENSE OF THE CITY.-The City Council
yesterday appropriated $1,000 for the defense of
he city, and the bill making the appropriation was
Immediately approved by the Mayor.
A Committee Of Safety to consist of five members
# the City Council and FIVE citizens appointed
~ the City Council. The Committee consists Of
Udermen RHEA and Cox, Councilmen DARDEN, TE>I
'IsoS and BELL, and Messrs. ]. b. KNOWLES, r. II.
GARDNER, F. o. HURT, DAVID C. LOVE, and NJ. BURNS.
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Markets hu TeIeuranh

NEW ORLEANS April "a Cotton prices irregular ssIss
l,s6O balls Flour 52o@s IS. So $40
=, CisoIssaF April WHISKY la9s Sugar steady sale,
slO hhds at 696x. Moagses 30@s2.
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CHURCH OF THE ADvEST-There will be Divine
services at the Church of the Advent daily, during
the session of the Legislature. Morning prayer this
morning at IL O'Clock.
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CoLoRED PATHorIsN.-Everybody knows BILL
RAWLINGS, the good natured barber on Market
street. His wife, MARY, is now engaged in making
up uniforms for the troops. Her brother jim
OUNGE,) is raising a company of free negroes TO
tight LINCoIN's men, and BILL says if anybody will
furnish him with good leg, he can whip any ten
AbotionistS but even with one leg he is willing to
robbie out to the battle field if the Governor wants
iis seryices
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PImples BanisliedI
Faces Made Clearg
By weeks Of the Magnolia Balm pereectly harm
less but elegant and efectuol preparation.
Price so cents per bottle. Sod everywhere
WE HAGAN ts CO., PreprietOrr, Troy,N
feb24-d&wm
MFRS, NINSLOV

MFRS. U'IESLOW,
An experienced and female physcan has sOOthin
Syrup children ehng which greatly facilitates process
Of teethng, by sOfenng the gms reducing all Inflammation
will aay all pain and regulate the bowels Depend
it, mothers it will give rest to yourselves and relief and
health to your infants Perfectly safe in all Bee adver
tsement In another column
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Nsw loEk: April 2l-The steamer Ch.mn;o,
specie. WIN SeVo,Veo
Daniel Fisk yesterday N"e premises OF
The surveying steamer Name has been nm. ON. os
commission because the Captain attempted to 81 car
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From Indpendence, MO.
From WhceIiur.

INDEPESDENcE, Mo-, April 2S.-It is reported that
Upper Missouri will soon have 10000 men to defend
them against invasion.
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Four Persons Killed.


WARSAW, NO., April 22.-One of the largest meet
ings ever known in Benton county was held here
to-day by the friends of Southern Rights. The Con-
federate flag, with fifteen stars, was hoisted amid
the roaring of cannon. Speeches were made bv
MAJ. Means. James Atkisson Judge Ballou Col.
Iutt, and Z. K Murrell, of Henry county, all for
the South. Resolutions were passed favoring inn
mediate secession; indorsing Gov. Jackson's con-
temptuous treatment of Lincoln's demand upon
Missouri for troops; denouncng the State Cow en-
ton as in league with the Abolitionsts repudiating
our delegates to that Convention and requesting
them to resign Immediately, and also requesting
our Legislature to pass and representatives to
vote for an ordinance of secession to be submitted
to the people A great change is now going ON
among the people of Usage valley, favoring imme-
date secession. This town gave 200 Union MAORI
ty last February. Now every one is for secession
A vigilance committee numbering about 200, has
been organized here.
LEXINGTON, Mo-, April PA meeting favoriur
the Union was held here. Also an enthusiastic Sc
cession meeting was held Saturday night. Resolu-
tons were adopted thanking the Governor for his
reply to Lincoln's call on Missouri for troops Six
military companies formed. The Union flag
was hoisted to-day but was torn down.
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The verdict of America has been unanimously accorded favor
OF this sterling aeytor Of human suffering In all parts Of
tne world wherever introduced, it forthwith suppsns every
other appliances TOR epeces Of Wound Erupve
outsneous disorder is also neuazr Of evil results from
the bites OF Venomous reptiles mosquitoes and has
the greatest sale medicine the world Sold at prn
epal depos, "a Broadway, Y, oharFess street. New
Orleans By WRIGHT 90, General Agents. lso by all
druggists and merchants.
apIl d&Hlm.
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Our VoLUNTEERs.-We have now in the city SIX
zen companies of volunteers actively drilling and
repairing for immediate service. The Rock City
yards, three companies Tennessee Rifles, late
erman Yagers jackson Irish Volunteers, Cheat
am Rifles, Hickory Guards Hermitage Guards,
eauregard Light Infantry, Harris Guards, Depot
oys, Tennessee Rangers, (cavalry,) Shelby Life
yards, Breckenridge Rangers, Bell Highlanders,
ell Greys, and perhaps others, while a number
eing gotten up. If we have omitted any company
re shall be pleased to supply the omission upon
eing informed of the fact. We hear of quite
lumber of companies already organized and others
lrming in various portions of the county.
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warllke Preparations IN North Carnlina

WELDON. N. c.. April 2O-The passengers on the
train from Wilmington, to-day, were surprised at
almost every point on the road by the energetic
preparations for war; At Enfield two companies
of troops were starting for Fort Macon to garrison
that pciRt The North Carolinans have awoke
with an energy that will be terrible to their en- e.
mics.
Secession flags dot the country along the route
from Wilmington, and even the negroes waved the
Confederate banner at the cars as they passed
At Fayetteville Arsenal 10000 stand of arms
were captured including 900 of the most improv-
ed pattern.
The free colored population of North Carolina
are volunteering their services to the Governor.
CHARLOTTE, N. c., April 2l.-The Branch Mint in
Charlotte was taken possession of this morning by
Col Bruce and the the military, by order of Gov
Ellis. No resistance was made nor the slightest
disturbance occurred.
Several military companies are awaiting march
ing orders.
The people everywhere are CALAMITY rallying in
defence of the rights of the South. Push on the
column.
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SOUTHERN FLAGS
ATTENT ION!
TlannEeUnF LIGHT Unfanrru.

Made to order at SINGERS Sewing Machine Office
No. A. College street. apr23-2w
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PROCLAMATION.


MAYORS OFFICE, CRY HALL, April "a, 1861.
Whereas, it is understood that self-constituted
ommttees, or individuals their own responsible
v, have notified one or more of our Northern-born
itizens to leave Nashville; and whereas, it is the
-etermnation of the City Authorities to preserve
nd sustain the peace and quiet of the city: This is,
therefore,. to notify all persons that any complaints
T suspicious against per. of Northern birth
lodged with me for investigation, and that every
,hng necessary will be done. And all persons inn
dictated be assured that they will be protected
rom unfounded rumors and stories, until properly
Investigated by the proper authorities.
And all good citizens are earnestly requested to
tndeavor to quiet the public mind in the present
tate of excitement, and to aid the authorities in
reserving the peace of the city.
b. B. CHEATHAM, Mayor of Nashville.
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From EHarrisburx.
Erer, Rs...,,.

49,. nAEEIsBuRs April a. It is reported that there
are no Firginiuns on Arlington Heights.
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REMOVAL.

EETE have removed Produce Commission business
w the house No Jsileee street, between Union and
Church formerly occupied by Ncol, Green 90 where
shall keep constantly land large stock Of al arics In
the Produce line, which prepared SEA the very
lowest cash prices.
b B. Common BRO,
psrss-H No. College street, between Upion 3 chnreh