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NJ. 10TH,
Thousands are Dead

And die every summer with diseases con-
tracted by weakness and the effects Of warm
weather, especially Females, who might
have been restored to long life by the use
Of Skif 4 Will's celebrated old kenton
Cream Ale. "All good physicians will GER
tify to this fact" We have made extensive
preparations to supply the demand for Ale
and Porter to the trade and for family use
in bottles and barrels. Also the largest
store Of Groceries and Sutler Goods in the
city. On hand 200 barrels Cincinnati Lager
Beer. SKIFF 4 WILLS,
Wholesale Grocery and Sutler House.
No. 3 Hicks Block, Pub. Square.
apr22 I'm
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Annles for Sale

4 HAVE IA SslP, o. mY staBd, on the oorusr oi
Il CaHcEe snd Union streets Iu irCut 90 Mari EN-
chm, od.e. ONE HUNDRED BARRELS o. 6le
hi NIr. Ius pu5lt RE ugt'J Go cab sni
eyauAB- tl-m. SANDY C0ChRlIL-
Har.s-l
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Imnorfant 10 Horsemen.

nNHE TWO FINE TROTTING sTALLiONs.
Tempest and Washington, y p,
sil make tha present seasOn ~ my 'ianls 10 tal-
city. commenting Ap N.
tempest b q ~ black thorough AtTga1i Nssh-
ugtan. IT. isa beautnll dappis afoaa. They need
on.y " BE- seen By honemeu Tor ffccEumendsticu
BCth are tiul gentle and isst and sinUrsee al the
required aus ties q hns horses. Aty iniormaiicn
ell b Fgsn By applying 70 -
1 apTsl-9s ", X. COhhELlb7'
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Chronic Cases

with sAtisfschou: Rheumatism, Affections Of ths
Lungs Diseases Of the Throat, SWe.lsd JOints
Sun liInbs Pieursy, Pans, Ulcsrs, CsEcer, Gravel
Diseases Of the Heart snd liver, Inflammation o
the Stomach, Neuralgia, Kings Xvi or 9crofuis
DEAFNESS, Diseases Oi the Eyes, Debltsted Sys
TENS, Dyspepsia OF Indigestion, and COnsump tiOn-
togethsr With all Private Diseases and
DiApases OF the Urinary Organs,
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u. 8. $50 Six per cent.
GOLD-BEARING BONDS.

These bonds are now worth premium Of nine
per cent, includiag gold interest from November,
vhi-h makes the scluJ profit on the TO 'oan. Al
current race, including interest, shout tn per
cent. per aunum, besides its exemption t07' Si1''
and brreip1l tlrtJ, irliri aids fo'' one 70 tAFs.
Der cent more according to the rate levied on other
property. The interest is payable semi annually
by coupons attached to each note, which usy oe
cut of and sold TO any hank CT banker
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Shirts at N. York Prices
h II. THUEPsON'S sa!rt Depot,
spr-5-u . Cherry 81. near [ mon

SACRED CoNcEKr The Concert of Sacred
Music ct Christ Church will take place on
Thursday evening, 27th inst. Tickets can
be had at the Music aud Book Stores.
Doors open haif-pa5t seven Concert will
open at eight o'clock. ap26-2t
Furniture A. Cincinnati prices, at 81,
Broad street. 81
Cincinnati Furniture Store over the auc.
tion rooms, "a Brosi street-chespest place
tuyto furniture in the State. Ct
300 barrels choice Extra Family Flour
for sale by Adams, surdam L Co. Every
barrel warranted. q.
Just received per steamer Nora, 200 boxes
Windsor Glass, and 1909 lbs. Putty, OF
consignment, viii sell the lot at Cincinnati
prizes, with addition Of freight and tax.
ApAN9, SURDAN * Co.
u 81, Broad street.
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Particulars Of the Interview.
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4 good deal Of matter put la 'yPe ''' '-.'s
mornings UyIox has been crowded out y
news received last night. The comm UNI
cation on the subject Of Mr.. WiseasT s re-
cord goes over also until tomorrow.
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Wants Him stopped for God s Sake.
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Health and Wealth"

NEXT 70 possessing a good name aud liuowl-
n edge, nothing is more desirable thsu Il EALTH
snd WEALTH. The nrst Is real she second insg'
mary SIN It prOcures comfort, and often secures
happiness. Hence, ALL desire d, aud Il ~ sat
s'lction 20 calm mind % ku1w thst all can have
lt, provided they takc the pains so husband The
ssTne--f 1t, by living s.riclJ within The laws 81
ns,ure; second, by spending less iha1 they earn,
third, hT making memorandum Of all they hear,
see and resd and making Use of 10 q The proper
time. For instance, "a merchant reads an bdver-
tisement like that Of
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Nigh. Emissions Cared.

Young Nan, stop before you further 20. u a
tiseasez subject ~ Man here ls no disease 20 iL
% cure A. Night Emissions, and physieAl5 ~.
zearcs that un lsrsleut treating ~ and % you -
~ ,.rs-rt sf,,tr- ysto nave sneat dollar Nisr dof
ar snd are u0W vel curct ~ me an etly -
eeiv.ng le.isrs and Eendiug ,le.lclns 70 - - -
The country. In q word, al ust are g.fi.
sl, ~, IN = ~ isrs.sas mentioned 70 nus -
sertiss-nsEt. ne best Of references E'sa u ''h
city.
DR.. M0GILL,
Union street, Nashville, Tenu-
-, .. ufH meal eth Tnrnuf aitsn e %
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sUNDRIEs.

~ r.. sl4ss Bbl Hluss.oue,
- W.--i.5y snuff A" Cudusar,
- Fr--rr1 "a f. 1uB lbs Ccrhnesl.
fsif-b Wtditr Bus Cream Tartar,
90 lbs best ln'ugo, hiiln-sonei
Bbls C0pperz-, rloui ~ pisI,
For sale los y EWlN fEAbLhLON'
aura San
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Lecture.
Three Years on tbs Battlefield and in
the Camp.

IAPTAlN J. GOS5ON, AT THIS REQUEST OF
I hrs many Trends, mfl.i5'y and civic, viii rupe8
ms lecture eatirisi Three Yeas winter auI SUN
m, r. IN he Camp ant ca thr Bat le-Felt,' VII
the rJliickiug boys OF th5 HIsh Brigade This iec
uge will b. delivered "a Thal.a Hall, IN the CcGr
House, On THURSDAY EVEN Nc, -3lh mt cDm
mencing At 8 O'Clock. The following, among Othe
gentlemen, hsye requested repetition OF The lee
turr:
Gen. J. F. Miller, Col W l. FOu'k,
MAJ Sparug, Cap. Duly. l3th J.,
Capt Rowland, 4 &c, Csptan 1sdiort,
Lieut. Ralf % c.. Col b r MUhrs
Hon J II smith, Mayor Hon " Shane,
Hon Judge Root, l. 2 , G, NJ NJ Irtcy
2 hos T Smiley. MIchl Burns,
z McGOvesn, James g Humphreys,
II Ryan, !. .ureucs Dwell,
Vim H,fierusn, Hugh Burns,
Captain Casey, NJ DOlm,
Tbos Reilly, Andrew A O'hsnP,
John Wallace, + + Jones.
The haa Band Of the 18Th Regulars have gene
lOusly VOLUNTEERED heir service, tins Ccca ION
lIckets-- ne Dollar e2ch, may be ottsiuei al the
Orleans Store, l. Puthc sqUart McOiOyem & AZ
uOldS, A. North Market street, Cone, Tunnel &
Cos, ~ Cherry street; Sngleton'= Pu-t-offce De
pot, sud al The principal Hotels. FPr23-4t
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LIQUORS.

BsI. Aicohoi, % per cent
20 percent.
. Pa WhisEy, pure, or Mel. purposes.
Pure Freuch Brandy
Holland STA,
Pure Port, Madeira. snd sherry VIE, -.
FOR sale ios, BY E"iN Fh'AD4-f- w
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BITTERS.

brakes Plantation Buers,
Bulls Ceir0n
Ho-tstfsf's stomach
p01rhaFez holland
For sale low, BY r" ~ FH'' u : w
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VIII be offered in few days, large as
sortment Of staple and fancy dry goods at
private sale, by Geo. Shields & Co, at New
York prices.
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ELECTION Notice.

MEETTSs OF Tbs stockton DEks ~
a he Nashville Commercial ln-ur O.. 20.
rsilsd a The one o. the Company % p -. -
MAJ IL. Ist5, 20 elect eleven biir, i'i- 9.
he ensuing tEelss mocha ms s....,
Aprls-tt X =
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10 the Ladies.
stefilitY.

/ Al Areciions OF the womb treated with saceess
/ Those Married LADIES' shO have been un.JFEu'
/ nzls " Inlsc-rry Or prove s5orton can b carried
/ % Ihs.l III uns found UfsEisnt. ~ girng ne .
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Young Married ladies' nhoss misfortune it hHs
bsah not 70 uTing forth n due seasOn, reIneinGel
GOD las sad you shCuli multiply aEd replenlsh. l.
tins u your desire yOu Csn consult me eithof y
lettsr or 10 person. 20 lady over thidy-aTe year
OF &c need make app. Gallon al commUnic9loa-
~ --LLaI OF Rarson aL-.cLy colllel-a-
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Shirts at N. York Price,


aIit'-l - Cherry st. near Union.
Turtle Soup at the ST. Nicholas every day
this week. apr2b- 2t.
NI-AHS IIIbD
10 Report, NJ, Gu Thursday, Aph 2Cth. by
the Rev. j. u Phelps, Gro. B. srRoNa. Of ct Paul.
Minnesota, TO Cr5rtA, daughter OF CAPITA Isaac
Walling. Of Keypori
The happy couple, we understand, lea Report
mIned 7teiy after concentrating their matrm0
n'si alliance, with the intention Of making the tour
Of the New England STATES. Subsequently they
contemplate proceeding 10 Mr. strong- home 10
Munesots. We wish them a safe and pleasant
Journey, lonsIfe, and uninterrupted hspp ness.
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4 LOT ui baggage len WITH me iy Mr. HILL u
u secure b1srl, will te sold 90 AucitCu i uus Ie-
deemed, ~ thin ten dsys.
r-1-Jte Mrs. n. CUNNINGHAM.
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Wanted.
Nnfice of SAID

A FURNISHED room, with hoard. wanted hy
"a young gentleman and vie IN Eggeh-ls lie
fersnces exc hsnce6. Address \. l.. Hesigusr
tsr- Csvslrv Depot, NJ. D. N. sp---St'
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to iic,rt.or.,s. ' ',s' OF Wilson An set
and Mining S, ,.,s Great Southern oil
500 600 MI PAM, VITA a capital oS
100000 - I'm may he incrsssC - - -
,'1reJ 10 3D., Fasssd fret reading SIs05 10
r 80 70 The Committee ON I5 and re
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y. R DuLr

Mr. Dillin thanked the House for
e!ecting him. lie felt more proud OF
the election than he would have done
IN holding the Office He f,lg sati,fied
that he was ineligible and could not
hold the Office.
On motion the communication was
ordered to be spread on the journal
House took a recess until = c clock.
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$50 Reward.

GTOl EN or sti1gsj from Spring Hal, ernessee,
- on the uislt %. ba ch L.. 1865 TWO hURS I.
MULES. on Q, daft, the 60 htra light -ouyl Both
were branded a. &" on the neck and Tump. They
were about fifteen hauds % gh. AnY person return
iEg them to me al Co umOtz, Tenn, wall receive
the above reward. ANY information In leEtrt u
them left at this Office viii h. sut ,b.y rews ded.
sprr6-lW j. N. AMENT.
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CTTlZENs sod strangers wishing anything IN
ms line, are invited 70 give this popular esisb-
hshIneut a call The most experienced practical
tsrbers only are employed. AID none bot the best
aud most elegant materials used. EFeTy depart
Insut il under competent SUPERVISOR, and cleanll-
mass and nsatness strictly Observed. Gall, ba
shsVsj, ana satisfy yourselves.
msT9s-a
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ONLY LOANIN MARKET

now offered BY the Government, and &c is conf
IDENTIFY expected that 10 superior advantages vii
make % the
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U, s, 7-SO LOAN

BY authority OF the Secretary Of the Treasury
th, undersigned has assumed the General Sub
-,ripion Agency for the sale Of United States
Treasury Notes, hearing even aud three tenth- per
cent. iltere-t, per snnun, known As the
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Great Popular Loan Of the People

less than s2oo.ooo,ooo remsa uusold, which all
probably be dispo.ei Of within the next 90 or 90
days, when the notes will undoubtedly command q
premium. - hs- uniiornly been the case on clio
sing the subscriptions to other Loans.
In order that citizens Of every town sni section
Of the country may he afforded facilities for tsEiDa
tne loan, the National Banks, State Banks, sni
Private Brokers throughout the coultry have gen
orally sgreed TO receive subscriptions at par Sub
scriber- Will select their own agents. in whom they
nave eou6dsuce, snj who oaly are responsible Tor
the delivery Of the notes Tor which they receive
' JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGESr, Pi8l.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL b. REcEtVKD BY the
First National BANK Of Nashville.
Second National Bank Of Nashville.
uarl7 -2ms
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Notes Of al the denominations named will he
promptly furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions
This Is the
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SeYen.Thirty Loan.

These Notes are issued under date Of August 18th
Is5t. and srs payable three years from that time
III currency or ar. Convertible at the option Of Ih-
hOl er into
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Shingles.

uHhHl WATEINs . MAANlfss
sgIl2-lm'
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vARNIsHES.

o Pa. C,r.1 vsrpi.h. Bil Japan Warmth,
! - go q" flOaing
one barrel Blsr leather. ...
r--..t. -. =, Twin a PEniDLETO&
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OILS.


PAINTS.
epJ Kegs White Leaf,
800 Ibg Am. yellow D.nre,
gr0 " Frrur Ieilog tclre,
leo Chrome Green, d~y
1lU mol.
IHI Npil1E. drYr
OIL.
an kin8- Of Pa uts and I int hrl, Is,- 49,
For sale low, - E"LN i--'
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aleu- advertisements.
LARGE AND
Extensive Auction Sale.
BT ADAMS, SURDAN & CO.,
% Broad Street,
This day, Thursday, April a., at 10, am.

CONSISTING IN rsrt oflG bl j. choice extra Fam
\ l'y Flour sacks c flee, ibis Sugar, ITO lbs
laJ.gt, 20 boxes ToH5-c0, - NJ. Cigars, 2)csddies
Mt .hcs. - dos Black NJ Brushes, 10 boxes ass'd
C,uiv, ID bios Pigs Feet, IS doz Table Cutlery
Jos coz ZINE eat I0hSc.o 90, h,l' CIDER &c r-sms
Mr5au Wrapping Paper, go boxes Clothes Pms
Do boxes Family soap. 20 boxes Rai=ins, 10 boxes
oysters, 20 boxes re-eae5, . doc Candy Jar, Fu
re-uz, IL Bowls sui p.1gher-. : Ped>te4is, 30 dCE
Plates, 1 Cook stove, 7 N.riroba. 5u hi4s eN IA
White No5=hsnHoc iotstor-, 90 Cases BcOt- snu
Shoes. go do1 Ea'- 40 ioE Por, Vine, 10 cases
Cherry Vine. 10 rt.ts tanned Fruits. % dozen
IA 6Iss. 8 j,z Fresh tomatoes, lot % broad no-
me~te. y suuu-, Cutlery, sc apr-5-lt
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Cincinnati advertisements

JAs- MOTION, Jas. s. MORTON. JOIN ,. CRAIG.
late Cash'r Blk Of Teuns, late uash'r Br. Union
Nashville Tenn. BIZ, Knoxville. Teun.
, 1865-03-28

We cannot say what moral Mr., Seward
may have designed to incuIcate on the oc-
casion which he improved with such re-
markable ayidity, bat we hope the pub
lie will not lose sight of the fact that he
adoption Of an "extrinsic policy" at the
expense of innocent nedtrais has actually
been entertained and debated by the
chief authorities of the two American Co.
vernments. If the "scheme" was hatch
ed by President Davis and his colleagues,
it was at any rate taken into di>passion.
ate consideration by President Lincoln
and his Secretary of State, while Mr.. Sc
ward himself is at the pains to inform us
that it was not objected to for ar instant
on it's own merits or from any considera-
ton which 4 turn in the events Of the ci-
vii war might not Immediately remove.
This lesson we shall do we'll to remem~
Der, 1Ir, Seward has most CONSIDERABLY
forcwarned us it will be our own fault
if we are not found to be forearmed.
, 1865-03-28
JULIUS CESAR.

The N9Dj{eur nublishcs the following
preface Of the Hiyioru of ,L2;vs Cesar,
written Inv t5e FnnpIIor of tha French,
which will be- unfinished On The Isl If
Navel. II is as f~oIIo~s.
uHfstoricaI truth onaht NOT 10 bo less
sacred thao RELIGION. IL thp nrpcpnts of
faith elevate onr soul above tbo interests
Of this world, tbn IasTorq Of history, in
their tnrn, jnsnire rs with the love Of the
beautiful ana thp inst. With . hatred for
everything which u IN ohsta,Ie TO the
odv,ncpm1nt or me varf,rs Of mankind
ThoSo lessons to I've nroGnllo rponira
certain conditions. - is necessary Thar
facts should be r~cnrodnraI WITH rjooronx
nvactitnIo tbat ro.ireal and social
chanres sbonld le n~h,lrsonbicaIlv ona-
Ivzed, that The pjouant attraction Of the
details of the lives Of public men shonId
NOT distract attention from heir nolit;cal
task or throw their presidential riesiou
INFO oblivion.
"The historian too often gives us the
various phases Of history as spontaneous
events without diving deeper into anteri-
or facts for their real Origin and natural
deduction in like manner as the artist
who in reproducing the accidents of ma
9ure deyotrs himself simply to their pic
turesQue effect without being able in his
picture to give their scientific demonstra-
ton. The historian ought to be more
thn,,. - P,nI,tsr. l, @,.~b4 Iil-o H. -,zIo
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For Sale.
THE PROPERTY OPPOSITE THE ODD
i Fellows Hall-a Blacksmith Shop-lot 2ox
100 feet, and o strong building, 25x35 feet. II Is
n good location. suitable for any purpose, which
| will sell reasonably for cash. Good title.
Apply, on the promises, TO
HENRY ECKERT.
Gold Hnl, August !, 1865. aul II
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The S~IsgrIBss MAN.-C. D. Sanders,
a member Of the Thirteenth West Virginia
infantry, is now in camp on the island.
He is n Of the greatest wonders Of the
age, not having slept for fourteen years.
This fit of wakefulness came on him in
August, 1851, since which time he has
not even been drowsy. He says he enjoys
perfect health and lives happily, and
knows no reason for this singular and I'M
natural phenomenon, and experiences no
inconvenience from it. Since his enlist
ment he was for a time in the hospital at
Philadelphia, and was n subject Of great
interest to the surgeons of the institution,
who set q watch on him for several days.
but did not catch him mapping. He IS
now having a history of his life published
at Philadelphia. We predict that when
he goes to sleep he will take a long nap
Wheeling InteHigeneer.
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Boarding and Lodging.

A NEW BOARDING AND LODGING
~ House will be opened to-day, four doors
below the Bullion and nearly; opposite the EK'
chsquer mining works. The house Is newly
furnished with the best Of accommodation.
Board per week, 90 90. Rooms, Is, sl0 and SIS
per month. Angl2u
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WHAT PHILADELPHIA IS RESPONSIBLE
FoR.-The Lynchburg, Va, Republican
a ape which struggles hard to conceal
its evident hatred Of the new order OF
things in Dixie-takes as a text Of
those common street car disturbances in
Philadelphia .(where they don't allow
negroes to ride), and gravely remarks, at
the close of q long and solemn article
thereon:
"God moves in a mysterious way his
wonders to perform" and it may be that,
in permitting this wicked war Of the races,
he designs to, accomplish the very ends
which fanaticism has least in view, and
which the negro little desires or compre-
hends. Perhaps the mission Of the African
OH this continent is terminated, and it IS
the purpose Of Providence to remove him
10 another cline or exterminate him alto
gether. His curse has been upon hin
since Noah descended from the ark-a
servant of servants has he been among all
nations and pleoples and tongue, and this
NAV be the closing scene Of his career out
side of his native land. If so, it will not
be the first instance in which God has
made the wrath Of man to praise him"
and has accomplished great revolutions IN
the affairs Of the world by the instru-
ments Of the devil.
This is pretty severe on sambo; but in
view of the fact that Philadelphia has
been bothering with the negroes in just
the same way for a good many years, we
don't see what this wicked war Of the
races" has to do with the street-car war
in the city of brotherly love.
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The contractor states that the Placer
willie Railroad will be completed to Mud
Springs in six ~weeks-that is, on the LIST
of October. To give an idea of the traffic
over this road, of Nevada trade alone, we
will state that sixty-seven wagons, loaded
with goods for that section, passed this
Office to-day up to l o'clock P. NJ. This
is probably about an average number
Most of the teams are eight and ten mules,
-PkaesrpiM Mirror.
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IT is said the Rothschilds wi $780,
100000 of Confederate bonds, which are
now worthless.
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GILLIe MOTT 4 Co.

GILLIG MOTT 4 co.
.GILLIG, MOTT & co,
HARDWARE,
STEAM GOODS, STOVES
TINWARE.
GlLLIG, MOTT 4 CO.,
Cor. @ and Taylsr sts.,......virGfnin.
GILLIG. MOTT 4 CO.,
Carson street.............CarSOn Cisy.
GILLIG, MOTT & COL
sacramoato and San Franelscs, Cal,
DEALERS
N ALL EDDs OF
Steam Goods:
Betting,
Gas Pipe.
Stoves,
Tin and
Copper
Ware,
.1RrtenIInrsI EsApIe1sSsS, Etc., Etc.
a1LL1a. MOTT & CO..
c~PIrsprsor Brick Buad,ass1
COR. q AND TAYLOR STRERTs.
Virginia.
OFFER FOR SALE. AT THB LOWEST
rates, Bras Goods. StovsT, Tn and Copper
Ware, etc. Our stock viii DO bund very com.
plsts, having been carefully selected for this Mar
ket.
The following comprises a part, only. Of our
stock:
100000 ns Bar Iron, round and square, all sizes.
1900 rS Boiler Plate;
60,O00 f6s Sheet Iron,
5000 fSs Shoe Shape, all SiEs!i
1900 ms Cast.Iteei, Blister Steel. Had Toe
Cork Steel;
Nail Rod, Band Iron;
% 10000 ms Track Iron;
5000 rs Bar and Sheet Copper
5000 fbS Lead Pipe. various siEeti
$4,000 feet Gas Pipe, / TO . Inches;
1000 feet ]. K Hose, all Siras;
1850 dozen Hose BIbbs
800 dozen Elbows and Coupllngs;
10000 Carriage Bolts, all ~SlEes;-
$1,000 Machine Bolts, all SlxesA
GOO Globe Valves;
900 AnvllS and Vices;
10 Bellows, various SlEesi
Blacksmith Tools;
Scales. GrlndItone1;
400 WheslbRrTows;
300 dozen Axe. Pick and sledge Handles;
Coal
1000 dozen Locks. Hinges, Butts
Knlvss and Forks, Spoon:
1000 kegs BlsstIng Powder,
100 dozen Picks;
900 boxes Window Glass;
White Lead, Boiled Oh;
Turpentlno;
BoraX
BaIling Wire and Rope.
600 kegs Nails, oil sizes
100 boxes Tin.
GILLIG, MOTT & CO.,
Corner Of C and Taylor streets Virginia