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A south 0arollnian View OF the war.
J. B Moore, Of South Carolina, says
thst the Southern people 1nite in cons
demnation Of JET Davis, and agree
that II It had not been for him the
wal would have ceased Two years ago.
He also asserted that she management
Of our financial matters, and CONNER
cial prosperity incident ihsreto, vas
more dizpiaiting to tie South than the
success 81 araas, and contributed
greatly t. tbs FINAL submission Of the
Tsbela
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DUCATIO
TO THE PUBLIC.

1881.
A The solcitatioc e. n.eras and 70 aid the cause
"a 81 tensile educatios, he undenisusd has de-
teminsd 70 open q Sehs'l Ser feInales, m tbs chy
Ga The 6rst Aonoay in September naat 10 5nae
up q pemaEcos 81 ooL embracing altne useful
an Ornamental branches, is he ofiect
Heuc in Ieuues &c Is 6 vide deid aad one 10
which We ~ posa 10 f1er ise al our enc Z -
and whatever scq 1rements years Of literary labor
msy have Usen ~ HaFipE scent Tie Ass four
monihs Il YSitng The best schools u different
S asee, We have endeavorei 70 Jadiciousy sci Ct
the salient poia,s % ~.
Thacoufse viii be thorough ard the i1sirue iens
select Eh3e peEoRai Gientc1 VII e gwen . The
mo7d, Intellectual and physical ctrelopmeni q
esch pupil.
chnliisn ty without seclarsnism IN be pathciy
rphslj.
on che Fhei purpose win Be 70 impress The
ideathat iensle e1ncah-n sh9uld b eopieAs 49,
Muse. pa nrng. and e oeufioa or TIE art Of read
ing well aloud, Nls Occupy nheir mcuted places
AM Be taught b the besl masters.
A lin ted number q toerdirg papiis vii be
tsken
1pplcassu made psrsenaiy o. b. isitsE address
lag kx as, SashElle, Tenn.
Ia ttH ~ sepft y, HAAD'
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WANTED.

CENTS. ereryshere. Male and Female. SEQ
a 10 xI59 per month. to sell The "IMPoVED
SxfN0N0N SENSE FAMILY ShWlNG MA
CHINE.r Price sI8. This machine w u do ali
kinds Of work. and IL fully Wsrradted hr three
vears. Send for circulars Address
BLISS & MoEAFHRON,
20 B-x 1876, Louisville, Ky, or call al
Room &c. 4, s. '. conner Jefferson
iy2q-9le and Fifth streets.
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Gen. Sherman declared, at Indian
apolis, he would not under any circum-
STANCES. aecent civil officer.
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A Treasury Clerk named Whittlesey
some months since stole 100000 In un'
signed Government bonds. The cou.
pens, however, were properly stamped
He destroyed the bonds, but kept the
coupons. His resignation Of his posi-
ton and other circumstances directed
suspicion toward him, and he a ar
rested in New York. He confessed hi
crime, restored the coupons, which
he had not csshed, and vas taken tC
Washington and lodged in jail.
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Reward.

T osT on THE EVENING Of July 2sth near
IL e Mills, shove the Failroad Dep3t. on The
Edaefeld side, an Account Book contai iag a
50. dier's Di charge from Company j 4th Mch9-
gan Ipf.nfry. The above reward viii B paid 'or
fhrir fafuua AZ tins Cfffc. iV28 lis
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Fruit Jars, sc.

IOoI RECEIVED
y zee coz oue q arr Glass lars,
90 4 3 Two quart do. dos
VI h Screw luhosr Tops stroIs glass. The best
6laes Jar for putting M Peaches, etc, nov IN use.
Also.
One sni Two Quart Tn Fruit Cans. in say
guam ity. J. W WILSON 4 co.
Dz7-iw II College siFeeA
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nEWo DEsIRAB E HOUSES. on Broad street
three on tollsee street, between Church and
Broad strsee; md two on corner Of Church and
jy2S-fw W. MATT BROWN a CO.
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Father Walter, Mrs. Surratts confes-
sor, has been designing to publish a re~
ioinder to Gen. Hardee 5 letter c charging
Seeresary Stanton with interfering with
Mrs. S~urratts religious observances.
The Father is, however, q desperate
rebel, and the archbishop Of Baltimore
has advised him TO keep silence.
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Taken o.,

~ the morning o. Tueedy J, jay 25th, MF
~ near the residence ~ Gov Nfill 8 AkyN
p oNni 5 large red CIV, spotted VITA 49,
white, hsatl IN rEht Ear. nc other m rks Yslfie.
me owner can get her, hY spniiealien TO
PkTER HARDfNS, fc0ioref,
JyzflNe NeNrG GOV. BrcWn's residence.
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HEAD QUkRTBRs POST OF HAsHvILIE1
CrrIcH Psoyoer MsEsBAI,
Nashville Tenn. juy q. 1855.
Provost @ der No. q.
TIE prscuce Of Ofcers and Sold srs hitchine
hores IA the CITY % posts, acd where there Is
no hing 80 preFe1t them nom getting On The psye-
meut, s hereby forticder.
The Cisf Of CITY rsirol Eil assist IN executing
tnis order.
Byoonmsndo q BEc. Gen. C G. DooEIETIF.
h. w Tue8ETT,
fyfI-A It Col. aud Provost Marshal.
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HaY Wanted.

ASSISTANT QUARERMAsTERs OFEICE,l
FeRAaE d .PARIafEST,
Nashville, Tenn July %, 1875.
OEAIED PROP SsIS viii be ie cired at th s
- Office until the 10Th day Of August 1855, to
furnish. for the use Il the Uni' ed States Cover, :
ment. FIVE Hundred f50ol rms f good meschqnt
able Hay, to 10 d livered st this Depofs and well
stacked, under ny 4 ~zeetion.
BY order Of Col. All mACkAY,
Chief Q a., Dept OF Tenn.
GE0. B. HIBBARD,
jy2s-td Capt and A. c. n.
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OHIO MILITtRf
NtsHunE luIF 4tih
10y kaFKTs, IREW kNuLNI1
IA rIf.nd nee on pa4melt0 on1
reeve and la4arat me17a We .
~aosr ma ulcera .nd Soldier
n1 Oi.o Nlia3 i
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GOVERNMENT SALE
Buildings,
Refuse Lumber, etc, etc.

NOTICE l. hesehy given thai / WI expose 81
~ Pub Auction. on she grounds. several
Frame Buildings. erectadf ~ tbs Us 90 eminent
as additions upon the Hume, HoWard snd nynes
High School Blsi5inFs IN II seitY.
Also saulnhty Of kafase Lrn-er, il Sheds, sie.
Also One NAL Frame Shea on Market street
two doors sruth q Broad suea1.
Thsse bqlidnEs tobs Immediately removed from
the grounds
sac . ccmmsHce e. o'cioek !. = a aA1uR.
Buldirg. corner 81 Broad aad srruee sr@sss.
A.W NILf8,
6Sfsds nrst. ia, endA.Q.h.
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HAdaflLLls IltNE1dAA
For further Information IN regard .
the skillful success ia the treatment
diseases, the reader IS referred to SIN.
LIS THERAPEUrIcs and NArERlA kEpra
two large volumes, late edition Of l&a
the best work IN the United Stata
where you viii End Dr.. McGili's mana
standing parallel with the best msdcl
men Of the age in the treatmtnt Of dA
eases Of women For ali diseases IN tbs
advertisement satisfaction ID QaaR
teed With my general practice I t1eai
the following
uronlc Cases
win zaaaeaoa. Khsumasan. ab.etou : u
Lunes; Diseases d he Throsl ssalsd hns
5e6 Ltnes fegrsy. fains ulcsrs, 0lcsE, 6nHG
tie Stomach, Neuralgia Kl1q's Eul q aauhh
Deafness. Diseases 81 TIE EFs, DsEasisd 81
TENS lysperUa or l1dlgesiion. ~ Eoaaunudos-
toEelher wth az Rrixatc Diseases ~
diseases % the Urinarv Organa
10 tie ksfiea.
Al Aaoc1o1a q ne Wumb reslsd sfh n1usa
Thoss MATHIS t1aes uEo mFe bssn 40 uubnl
eate % misc4uJ cfproFo aaoflca. can b. CARA
70 her NJ ameh naad pEeRHaaL b. EEtzz 80
49,
sfsfiiiUs
sCuae Married Lldloa Hnl1a mlacF1ns ~
been not 10 hing nrth IN dna osason. rsnsng
sod has s0d you a10Iid mulcpy a1d FeplsnisA {
lhis is your desre you can cnnaalt one eaaf b
isGay or IN psraon- No lady ogar thlny-fye yu
Of aSs need make appacaa6a. Alcommanic.1a
y ester or psrson strictly confidential.
Night Emissions Curcd.
Toung msn, stop rafcra you hrthaf ID. Nn
G6eaae3 subject % Mar, here d 40 u5essas - ~
Be- cura O. Night hmisaiona, and phgaalm a.
Bcarce thai undeE.knd treating iii and ayoHIn
say thatI have cured dozsns . his ei1t : FsHB
h diaereni 5iaiess Who hsFs spent WlN allT
Ars and ue GOV vel c1rei - ma an dis D.
caFin0 letters ADD eeudI1E unf1.nat0 aImrHo
cav u-nneFJs Aa- weraI "a $3.50 49, A-<sa
any Hay s1d VII give moacal, Hl EFs 80
iecrol lof az d the diseases manhoaad n t7 q
v~erdssDeat. Ths besi q sasralcas Eigsa ana
a lassl ssso,sa =
DR. No6lLL
unlon street, Naahgla raa
alt-lF I'll utaai 9Th BrnFunt sr-sin
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1.-TWO IABsE UNEURNl5HE I'D ROOMS, on
Church sire &. nesr the Pc [ Jdiaa. suit he
Cor Business or IWeling. Possession gwen mme-
dat ~.
Apply to W. r. CnRNBLIDB,
IyE ste. 40. 4a Cha Oh irset.
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5 Bbls Alcohol, Sc per cent.
IS per cent.
G . Proof Spirits,
s " Pitts WHISKY, pure, or Nal. purposss.
f1re French Brandy,
Holland Gin,
Pure for, Madeira, snd Sherry Wines,
For sale sop, oy 8Hih PENDLEfoN.
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Ifr truth Of tho Id Nia-e, that education rms
he eouuoa mind" 10 artly illustrated by toe
cr.m,aAl statistics 81 his cay for the past year.
a, 81 PEI sons wcr, arrested during he year or
criminal offences and % that uumtsr 10, ~ could
neither read ror ,gr t., and sC4 others could read
only his exhibit shove the cleo sanity to-
tween ignorance AMI crime. Vi Icatlon Ia to
greA, safeguard against - W. i-0'rhnce 10 tho
ho.-houc n which cruc yrgctstos, an from
whence 10 ...cs 'Jrth h. poison to "a a;Iuos.
pheie. The large proportion ~ youthful criminals
Is further evidence upon this point. ITO NUM-
her Arrcsi~l ho.vecu ten sud d0ceH ycars of age
MA o. lo.wcon fifteen and twenty, 5,l4l, and
from tUeniy to twenty lu,;-'. Ins
shows that more than oncuird - the
crime committed in the city 10 perpoirAtci
uy psrsnus who have har w arrived At years Il
maturity. MANY other interesting statistics are
exhibited IA the criminal report which ph'lan-
thropists ard rc'ormor~ aa well IA the public ,cn-
orally, Will 40 well g. ponder. Thus il Is shown
that tie prop. r.ion ~ male criminals is about
double tina. OF the telua'os-3C,273 = the forrucr
and / 10 a. ~ ,hr ..luor The aggregate uuub,r Is
made w Of nearly al nat nahues. Tho II sh
represented by h0y pc cent. II the whole nun Der
oi cnninAs; twenty mine pr cont. ar Americans
and the rcms.uia' tveuty-orc rcr 81 are Iiyi.od
GIu1ng natives = other countries II - singular
fact shown by The ststi'tcs, that the proportion
II single criminals - much 'arger than II those who
arc married. ,ae former there were 2i,3ll, and
II TO lauor -a ~. To- TACT that =, ARE pro-
Iuon of al TO crime comiH',tcl In the ci,y ID u
'oro.gn origin, willie only twenty per eon,. n
Am, rcAr, shows better than any other oxamu,o the
.uAuence u eucauon IN forming the habits Of pco-
PIE 10 consequence OF tho wret,hed system ~
many European Govcnmcut,,he 70 PIE are almost
wholly declared from the pr v.lc.es og slulanon (;
~hiIs In this country there Is liberal systrm OF
rec eiucAu0u, which, though faulty IN many res
Isct,, rxorts important iuiIucnco 10 turning the
| youthful mind into the channel q rv.It do aud
right. In this Is tho whole secret OF moral reform
Popular nstrucuJu, rather p,an punish months tie
| true anuloto e. crime
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than :, N rir,y y forty ihol-snd bale, awaiting
~ .-.... -tr.,a-4r g..cr-i,.a.t c.rcvml1cIt.an.-
ir ,a-.ous cities 90 the Na.,ss ~. 40
webbing Tic q.auutv would be much
a...f bu, &C.. Ito interference Of Generals
,,,rf nod DASH VT The Treasury regulations.
a. ~, Pc dent har plA .'y a..-t'I p. '." 49,
. s.'tiat. IL their duty {. .ary ort Hf pr' cy,
We u,y lo.s Tor an ila.t OF a,tll O. a. VI. rau'o
q general fall Ia prices, sri rash 'n 10 Try
OILS market. Toe ircs'ui a' V quotations n
eighty conn pound for a.an cannot be snsta ~
ed and the pro ability tbs. the price Will fal t.
forty or MIty-hye when us-a 5IHon opens, and
the supply nov on hand reaches market. Tho
southern people are esger to take or groeubanks
for cot IL II The robe Icaders AMI the federal Az
thor lies viii lee them. They have certainly prov
Ell lheusois,s fertile In 'yp"dcnm 81 cvaic the
combined .ra of tine Il lurni o. Wssh.r ytou
Cover tueu.- TO p-oscat uls TRAIN. Il Ia
po-Iso uo change Of Dolcy on
our part may hsve been induced ~ some secret
Undertaking with freg n governments T. TIE
effect that when he contra and trade would he
broken mp by We capture % TIE Confederate A.
lsntie cities, ne cotton soaking an outet IN tho
South would h. perm ito1 " 2 W the OLD leg1 g..
mAIe channels o' commerce. However THIS may
h., he effect cAu hardly i.l ~ prove beneficial n
sAYin. We Firor-.n ,rritst sg.ins, uH.thAt may
hsv, been 'osterod aud stimulated BY the s,oprase
u the regular supplies Of cotton, which drcl up o.
many springs 4 Industry. England would probably
prefer a pNrllAl rather than cornp'et, opsaing =
TIE Sotton ports Tho ToiloyA u The snharso
would At p-cc chek hs culture q cotton which
has been slmulAted IA India aud Ia the various
british colauio by ,he h,gh prices It Is c,rtaiu' =
far bs,.or 10 .ny WOW uisS Ea.ysul should DO SUIT.
pbel regularly by our Government instead = ir
| regularly from InIiA and by roc rcleis
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TIE NEW YORK sun.
wfpyt.rAY N.as..l, ~ ID. 10.


T,.jur,,rtsst news ro,r Confederate ,.Iro's ~
tho ,e-uparoa l- G,n,rai srsRsAS OF Oh n" va
ro,Is -,n,r-ing At 81 suchv,is a.. 20, another sat
lrt.ct9ry rr,of II b.s super. s.reraiship. Iae
Etelr..nd tspers have adfn.ut TIA, Branch viIe
would DO rendered. uatenAb,o v Me rassage ~ ne
LIls, r Yer. and ~ that p.nce isihskey of Charles
L.n 10 va naturally inferred hat NE retel mr'cs
IN South Carolina would make s.aud on tnir''
e., 4 At all, and rnske III Isfoua We .Ac TIE hi-
,.rc 70 do,oud the Edi-to river from "L'"ror cause
q may have Jcen induced, places snrarAH on Nc
interior limos u the sueruy in 5I'u IaroiIhA and
renders hun master Of tAc situation. lie has now
l,e option Of attacking Augusta on his lef,
ChalIoa.on on his r.LL or Columbia, the capital Of
the State In hIs 'front.'. Io holds q central position
~ RELATION v al uese placer II IL not impossible,
bpv~.er, u.At he may pass thon by, and push FOR.
vsrI tovarlfl and through North Carolina,
vrb WOW 81 crlshng Ia Lara army
,pa M General AEADT's imptegu.bc position.
Tyouls arc certainly shaping towards that con.
ciunon. Tte CoustruNon Corps, At Nov
brrl. with view, II IL - q, " building
= r-,lroaI H. Goistoro 10 most Important aud slg-
nihcant tbs movement MAJ h. inIoudei r. Serure
a bass ior sBEENAs, whence he can lanE VIII
nlton, ChArlcst and p,,.rstury, snd hssteu any
dusagns that may 10 entertained b. tbe enemy 4
al andonlns the Atlantic State. aud retiring 70
''us interior Nrcs".vietcvrr ttry may he. !.
All he sesu, thors0re, that ue recent cItonsion Of
General MEsus's Ic1 T. lis'chors Run has Al i'm
Iortant leaung uIun General Enn.SAE's move
nson,s. H. suI Ao GYll-.oro movement which
nsv hs -,i' further deve,opei BY General EzEt =
fercss At Frt Fisher, are obviously intended
b. -vsr communications between tho rel Ell
armies IN South Carol ma md NirsitiA-prova
the grand llow which will L. hnsl Indicted s-
tucr By sHuNAH OF hEApr. A. present snGsNAs
has To inside trsok, .ud means H. weep 1t. His
Georgia campaign has given new feature 70 tie
ar by domousrat.ng that armies no, fortified
places, arc our tr.c elements q strength II now
looks - fhe might rcIcat hs Goorsis ., pcrioncc,
snd d.sailnnt tie ,uerly by leaving Cisr rs'or,
Auy'sts ,.l W.'uirs' IA he roar, willie De
presses forward a. 'cure No g-cat"r prize =; r7
oIen to his grasp rtcso places vii fr 10 due
course WHOM tie main oh set shg have been A.
G. mpl sacd. Their rn. turc does not 'i-t now ar-
I,sr essential 60 he success Of thc altAry plans
in prl.r's. A.. ,i uinAtng 10 . satisfactory coa-
q. ASTON.
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I'.p'4 le time allotted - To- Peel ont 'ur
tl.n., tic last r,qIIsou expires. Up g. hc pr
u'l.t win. no olhc a. Information has bo.,n re-
cslyrf concerning thu dtAfL but We sull huli to
the ystol that mo consumption VII n0, We enforced
al shs time. The f-t Nat no order has appeared
prov ding 'ot postpoueusnI Of tie drawing, Ia
no argument A.'alnst tbs opinion, 30 long as the
Provost MNsbals have no insruclons to sctusl
make dralt. The rros,dturs proclamation pr
vdos thH quotas shall b5 completed by c.us.rp-
tion, II not liicd by volunteering, but without An
ois'ial oriur IRON Wa,A.l.iul the slb1lj mates -
the Conscrpuon Bureau arc not SUPPOSED l.. know
whether tho asi lnmclG has lcon ulcd or not
Thorourg, ~ tho care ~ s.An l., there . no au-
thuuty fora oruI to-day, ana & Do n.t sl p-.i
tie uat an ins'ruct..us lar shat purp wi. Ne
,1Hget Aside from This, we hAyo a semi. .Hral
aun.'n Gwen. "a. t4e irra w.l u.i he cut reed
IN 49,. H- .hati' lAlorny faithfully 10 du It's
pu.'. ,u stmeuts. A Committee u the Penn.
tylv'ua ''unts, that las teen comforting with tho
Wellington authorities, part that they We e A.
cured, tOth by sesrct.ry SrAsroS aud General
Paw thpt tun Goyerumcnt hAI us, del UP this
Io.icy. Tho roasnn as-. -uol Tor this decision is
-puud AMI logical. They relieve that, hy a yigor-
oos system OF recruiting, mtn can 10 prosur, q
more RAPIDLY, with irBs expense and trouble, and
viii BE- lcel l9Olc h. icscrtilu, than ny c,userip-
ton. Add prther, Ihs GUyorun,ut u anxious 70
mako ia requi-uous upun Tie people Cd little op.
preasivo as p,sghhl@ hld hence would much rnthcr
hayo than filed voluntarily than by compul.on.
IL la only the Lag ard district therefore that arc
likely to DO visited by conseii ption, and such will
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Nowhere are orau..e. moro iuu rtan: than IN The
Al,rcf. rhcsc stands 1--we on them, both directly
~ food, aud indirectly profitable Industry just
q, In othsr pArs " tho world man wealth. ~ rec
konei by tho number - sheen, cattle, OF horses
which he AN call his own, 20 hc.e tho Gran
tree |urIi4 ~, uuit value. You 3D. ''t say, such
90 il nth man, thousand p0vNds rlt that be
las quinta contain Nc - many tfues. Hifh and
low, rch AMI poor, alike derive their Incomes n IN
ORANGES. WLutaer IL he xoHl or evil, tie pc uln-
t.n arc cc-tainlv not "FvDrccu from the r'n' IN
thc Azores for While "a PROM r,vf A. h'r tAousnnN
fifteen A-uIred tis. tuc ptsstl; e.. 1. - 90 ne
"tnts tlst g.l Sic 2 .Ecr ,ugl" ulon h's own
..geu .r hAlfdl1sn tree. Dlr.nF tie year when
the orange Tres AZ Nlo.GluE 40 tr'it,
IuAizo or bcAus arc .Iywn D'.~rcr tt0'r
rauka, tut Seldom a.scrH lrlH uulci1 tho uwu-
ere he very I.ur or very greedy. Tho island
er- devote t.eir whole tuc, Thought and
el,rg 90 to tie cultivation %. the lrHrF' aud watch
over tho trc.s IA srcst care and AZ Nsty, 10 pro
serve ,tu from thC 81 i,nUc ia elCmcuts or tHo
rlvascs ct thst Destructive insect the cuc,uS The
cop gouc.aly bouglt by mo.yi tl.s 6stlro II has
reached maturity and there are professional valn-
ss Nho have attained great Prscison IN calculating
tle prJ.uco Of zach tree A'tcr the bargain AZ
made, however, no weather ~ the nsecw may
pay 50. hRyos "a O.. the qgiut, AMI cru5e heavy
lose 10 tic pyIy aser. iuo we l-l1ow' S. Mich Ael
orHpyes ~ much esteemed In tits -nty, come
from tie largest VI lie Asort, which upon area
"i tvSo huuircd aud twenty nine W.les yields, an
ru'lly, Ofau+ 10 thu value ui about lour huuurd
aud nav thousand dular- Hud 20 the number Of
nearly thIec D. itCa millions. seventh OF this
quguNty IS EQUALLY cuusIuOI ~ tAo luA aultiuts
tus rest exported.
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AalrsNN NOVaUEs.

4 II. WESiCO1T, AIC1IONEnR, WILL
CANT usoholI Iu-ui.u.s tnntn - iu houso lss
Wet Zltt 4, bet IN uAd - % Hye plror, CuRuihor
diniug JJlu and uurserv luTuit-lC OF every descrp
ton, clu snt ipets, lcds and bcduins china Cut
Tlpt ware, &c. Al 10 - sold without to.erv,, 10
r.stp1nemeT. Catalogue At house. lyS
nAYID u. LGAN. AUCTR, WILL SELL
Ion Weluo- .ay. e'. 18th 1851 the huanco Il
80. uI ts-a.s tuh.o. 90 nee snusu1 Eli hitur3cOi
~ + ir.ey l0O-ts- G,.' in l'Oro, l5l Fulton l
Il "advr,. yby
DAWNBROKER'S SAIT-IHIS DAY, AT
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