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Outrageous Treatment of Freed Girl
in virginia.

New YORK, July PA voluminous re-
port has been made by the committee to in
vestigate the cruelties perpetrated by Mrs.
HENRY ABRAMS, of King William county,
Virginia, upon her servants, The report
shows that ON the I'd Of June, freed negro
girl named MARTHA ANN, aged seventeen,
was conveyed to a hospital IN Richmond.
The surgeon states that there were upon her
body only seven cuts, all the result Of burns,
and all produced within two or three weeks
The largest was nearly two inches in dame
ter In addition to this her entire body was
almost covered with scars, some old, and
some covered with recent scab5, some the re-
suit of burns, and some the result of whip
ping. She had been so abused that she was
scarcely able to give expression to an intel
ligent idea. The investigation made before
the Judge Advocate of Richmond proved
that this monster, Mrs. ABRAMS, whom
half of the lawyers of the city volunteered to
defend, has within the last few years been
the cause of the death of four Of her negro
servants.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-26

FoRNEY's CONFIDENCE IN BRowNLoW
VERAcrrY-The morning after the receipt
of BRowNLow's message to FoRNEY that
the Tennessee Legislature had adopted the
constitutional amendment, the latter, in one
of his papers, the Chronicle, said
"The intelligence created the utmost ex-
element in the two houses bat as the DIS
patch iras bc only one roceiUed up TO The ho@
Of adjournment MUCH ANXIETY WAS FELL
TO HAVE IT CONFIRMED"
These radical political brigands seem tC
watch each other as closely as band o
highwaymen. We have no objection.
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FARTHER PoINT, July 25.-The steamer
Hibernian passed this point at 2:3O this eve
ming. She left Liverpool July 10th, about
, o'clock, P. NJ, direct for Quebec, without
stopping at Londonderry.
The latest reports from the Great Eastern
were quite favorable, steady progress being
made. On Sunday evening, 10th. she had
paid out 2S3 miles of cable, and had run a
distance of 263 miles from land.
LIVERPOOL, July 10, noon.-Cottor
opened this morning with decided i'm.
provement in demand. Sales estimated al
5000 bales. Market frmer, but prices are
not yet developed. London consOls opened
at 878 q. So for money. No other report
since
New ORLEANS, July 25.-The Southern
Pacific railroad is open to Marshall, Texas
and arrangements are making to continue it.
The old Berwick Bay route to Galveston
will open August LIST, with three steamer,
per week. The time of travel viii be les
sened from to 10 hours. Work on broken
levees commences on the first of September
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they would certainly attempt to cross the
river at several points, and in case of success
the open city would unavoidably fall into
their hands.
The state Of Encouragement into which
the Austrian army has been thrown by their
repeated losses in Bohemia, the Times be-
heves, viii deter the Emperor from final
encounter so near to the capital, and trusts
that before the Prussians shall be ready for
the onset the interview between the two
monarchs will take place, which
might have been more opportunely
held on the morning of the disaster Of Kon-
iggrats in diplomatic circles. At st. Peters
burg it was declared that Prussia has no in
tention of ahandoningits policy of neutrality
and that only in case Of active Intervention
on part of any conflict she would make
known her declarations and take an attitude
corresponding with her interests. The Was
con Gazette expresses an entire sympathy
with the Italian cause ard favors the annex
alton of Rome to Italy.
Advices from Leesburg state that all sol
diers on furlough in Prussia have been called
in, and that military trains start every day
from Warsaw to the frontier of Siisia and
Gilisia. Russian troops were marching
from Padolia TO Bessarabia The Spanish
Government had prohibited the sale Of
newspapers in public streets.
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wAsulSeToN, d. G, July "a, 1856.

SUI LoyENGooD.--We are glad to see it.
stated, that this popular writer has connect
cd himself with the pres, and that We may
expect more of those inimitable tales that
we're always read and appreciated by lovers
Of true humor, with shaking sides and tear
ful ewes. BILL ARP is great in his line
B5ucK PoAIFRYis readable; ARTEArUs WARD
has a good deal Of humor in a vast amount
ofhumbug. Ass HAITI is better than WARD,
and JOSH BuIIN0s plays his part But we'd
rather be SUr LovENG0OD than all Of them
together, and half dozen more beside. Let
ms have -CbignlbHs IadCT.
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THE BROwNL9W DOCTRINE


In speaking of the late usurpations Of our
Legislature and the application of Governor
BRowNLow for military force to carry ont
the designs of the Tennessee Radicals, the
Chicago Times thus strikingly applies the
principle to another quarter:
Suppose we apply the argument Of these
destructive radical logiCians to the case at
Washington. A large number Of congress
men conduct themselves Gin a very refracto-
nv manner" The President Cannot man
age them with the means at his disposal"
What the President ought to do, in pursu-
ance Of the BROwNLow precedent, is OBJ
vious. He ought to call for such military
aid As will enable him TO manage them.
He ought 10 do as BROwNLow did, or as
BRowNLow would have done had he been
the commander-in-chief Of the federal army
in Tennessee. He ought to direct General
GRANT 10 place a Gordon Of artillery around
tho capitol and surround the seats Of THAD,
STEVENS. Boutwell,, J. WENTWORTH and
others with a sufficient number Of bayonets
10 manage them. This, according to the
radical veiw of the case in Tennessee, Is what
the President ought to do to enable him to
manage the men who conduct Themselves
in a very refractory MANNER IN the ma
tional capitol
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NASHVILLE. INN.
CIRCUIT COURT oFJACKsOS COUNTY
JULY TERN. 1851.
s1 j,ak o. I ssS55y Attachment
j. II. HUFF -. The Louisville Petroleum Com

J. H. HUFF o. The Louisville Petroleum Com
pany.
ON MOTION OF THE plaintiff BY HIS
" attorney and Il appeerng % the saiiaiacte 1
Of the cont. from the affidavit o. the plainiln
Of tennessee AZ + therefore ordered BY the
conTt that publication be made Tor four oonsecu-
tive weeks in she Nashville Union end American,
a Newspaper published ln the city Of Nasl sttlls,
requiring md defendauts b be and appear before
The Judge Of the lireuit Court Of JaeEaqn county,
tennessee, al the courf-hoafe in zane p9i9 ~
the FIRST MONDAY IN NOV EAbi.il feAl'
tf actieu. which "a az altaehment saed sa. ~
plaintiff against The property Of aeienaAslis ~
levied By the sheriff * jackson county Acai,L
see. upon one portabie steam enfinc -t1 ~ -
tr.eis belonriT9 ~ the aaE1e. and otne1 properly
% secure piaintiH's debt againa slla q illany-
Iyli-iW 4. il. BJIL q Clerk.
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rs THIS CASE 1T APPEARING TO ME,
that the descendant Harvey Fits j. uon-resi-
dent debtor 30 that the ordinary process ei i1s
cannof be served UPON tim. and lt appearing 70
me that the attachment has been levied pp9h re
dcfandautE property u j. therefore, ordered ~
ne, that publication BE- made for four ~ eka pa
the Union and American, paper Rantis pea ~
the city 81 Nashville. notifying sala letn4illt p
appear before me- on the "a day 81 saf heAt. "
~ once IN Hickman county and defend sad SUIT,
or the sane viii be- procceded win via - pr
IL w. NBNNELEE, y p
juae5-Has Cor hisknAn ecasi5-
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Trial Of General Sweeney.

New YORK, July 25.-The trial of Cen
erals SWEENEY and SPEAR, and Colonel
MAHoN, for a breach of the neutrality laws,
will take place to-day before Judge SOIALLEY,
in the United States District Court, in Wind
sor, Vermont.
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ORR OUTSIDE PAGES.

FIRST PAGE.-Speech Of Hon. GEORGE II. PIX
DLEroN. The Question Of the Day-TmERs, Sketch
Of the Partisan Hero Of the Hour.
FoUErH PAGE.-Rathor Frenchy Story-Bril-
liant. for the Ball Room.
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NEGROES beaten BY RADIcALs--ONE
KTrrFD.-The Chalifornia Missourian OF,
SatDr,iav saws that some days previous two
extreme Radical rufians named CORsoN-
Gving IN Cooper county, three miles north
Of Upton, fell upon two negro men Ail - =
negro woman, and beat them 50 uillieiells..-
" that the woman died. One OF ahe men
will also probably die. n..h.
The excuse for the atroclty was ma ne
CoRsoSs had lost S200, and charged me ne,
eroes with stealing il The latter oe .Ili
and continued to deny knowing any lnlhs
about the money. When All attempt vas
made 10 arrest these Radical ruInaiis' Shey
ran away from their ploughss leaving their
teams standing in the field
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-26

FORTREss MONROE, July 25.-The United
States steam tug Geneva, returned yesterday
from the scene of disturbance, on the eastern
shore of Virginia, between inhabitants and
negroes. 1t reports that the troubles origi-
mated in a band Of white men hunting down
some negroes, for the purpose of searching
for one named Couch, who, few days pre-
viOus, had attempted to cut the threat of
white man. The negroes were robbed of
their arms and money, when they complain
ed to civil authorities vino issued warrants
for the arrest of eleven whites. The 18th
inst, was set apart for hearing of the case,
at a village named Woodstock. On that
day about one hundred well armed white
men assembled, swearing they would kill
every negro who attempted to testify, and
,ateced the magistrateM Mr.. DIX with vio-
Ience if the proceedings were continued.
The magistrate, seeing the state Of affairs,
endorsed upon the back of the warrants of
arrest the impossibility of conducting the
trial under such circumstances, and in
formed Major FRENCH, of the Freedmen's
Bureau, of his action. The latter officer adj
vised the negroes to quietly return to their
homes, and while they were doing so they
were again assaulted and pursued by the
armed whites until they reached places Of
safety. Upon the arrival of the troops the
white men dispersed in every direction and
not one could be found after rigid search.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-26

THE Office Of the Colonial and lmigra-
ton Company, situated on Cherry Street
between Church and Broad is nearly COM
pleted. by the first Of next month it will
he ready for use,
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-26

gRVTLEMAE. Professor q tie Violin.
aIrna. sad Guitar. having bad several year
err.rsener IN iearliuz TIE above named in.tru-
,---rt. seslras The position OF Teacher ~ 81 usi-
Isl "a. Box 656 Post u4ec Nashville. Tenn.
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Cholera.

NEW YORK, July 25.-Out of twelve cas-
es of cholera reported to-day, there were
three deaths in this chy. In Brooklyn eight
cases were reported, but no deaths.
Riot Between Inhabitants and Negroes.
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WANTED,

At THR ST.. CLOUD HOTEL, TWO GOOD
iJ4i-4
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RUPTURE!
RUPTURE
THE SELF-ADJUSTING TRUSS.

V'HIS TRUSS Is ENTIRELY DIFFERENT
i in PRINCIPLE and ACTION from any other
now in use. and has EVERY DESIRABLE ADJ
VANTAGE. viz;
!. Il f. light. clean and easy no pressure On the
back with motion inward and upward.
81. Il has no springs or pads: the Button is
smooth and durable and willnOt absorb perspira-
ton; the pressure Is equal on al parts Of the
Hernial aperture. without infringing on the sper-
matte Cord, "a quality possessed BY no other
have worn the VARIOUS kinds ceu testily.l thus
the aperture being relieved Of pressure becomes
firmly closed by adhesive inflammation, thereby
performing cure.
3D. Il adapts itself to any position; can be aD-
piled at any age cannot be thrown out VI place.
nor can theintestine be forced b any strain or
movement.
9Th. It il not complicated. and cannot get out Of
order.
9Th. Il Is the only Truss in this country that
viii permanently cure the mOs1 obstinate a. well
AZ recent cases % Hernia
As no two eases Of Hernia are alike. q l. neccs-
sary 70 have a personal examination, and an IN
strument made 70 suit the peculiarities Of the
References can be given IN this city ofeasas
from
FIVE TO THIRTY YEARS STANDING
having been PERMANENTLY cured by this in
All communication. should se addressed with
stamp o.
DIR. T. 81. &. FERRIss.
Nashville Tenn.
Manufacture and sole Propristor.
oaoe. No ~ Church street. Cup stairsl opposite
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WAGONS. of every description, and
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS

OUR WAREHOUSE Is LARGE AND CON-
~ mOdiOus, and we are fully prepared to hanGle
Cotton. Grain and Produce generally. and goods
on consignment, on as favorable terms as any
in the city. We are prepared also to make CASH
advances when desired and wesTiu sOItcit Gun
signments Of every product and manufacture.
feeling assured shat by D-Gmptness and strict at
tention to our business we can give satisfaction.
ALLISON BROTHERS.
jy2l-1m
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s-TATE OF rENNEssEE.-Iliskmaa County

Omce. No q Church street. Cup stairsl opposite
Maxwell House. UDtM
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The Great Southern Piano
Mandatory.
I'M. KNABE q CO.,
GtrTFACTUEERs Or
FIRsT PREMIUM. GOLD MEDAL. GRAND.
SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
u 7 a N O 8

z / a n O =.
TWFsE TNsTURMETIs HAVING BEEN
before the public or the past thirty years,
have. upon their eNesllence alone, attained hn
I-yprFcatsEB FEE-EalNENcE that pronounce
them uneJuailad Iher
TONE
combines great power. nrhnrss. rEectles, and
fna singing quality. veil NJ great purity 1i ID
tonatinu and haFmouigusnclE Throughout the en-
tire scale. Their
L plant add elastic and 9 ouarely ifse from TIE
sfinness f1uuG in many pianos, Hniel cilses
the pcrigsfuer b. 3D. easily tire Ia
WORK MANsHfP
thev e-auof be eHreiled Their action D. CO.'S
sfr11etef uifh ! care and ltfcnIiQn % ever part
fte.rtr' ffaf rfrfasferirts tle hucsf mechnnism.
N,rr nj fhr best rrasalcd material b used in
ftef- rearuflsfure. -Hd theF VII accept the hari
- ID ~ concert room with f.,ef Ql The uarlnr
-. - fli,fa-nn nf.eeaaf tn their melody iu
fact thfF are cottitflltF
"voT FOR A TEAsL-RuT FOR ENEk."
An .-- gau4rc Pianos have our new improved
So s..sis and AErale Treble.
r-rrr fae lally warranted ier EiFE 4 FAsl.
JOHN LICK. AGENT
,-fa 81 Nashville. Tennessee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-28

nNHE EUREKA" SMUT AND SEPA-
RATING NE-warranted to give
perfect satisfaction, in separating wheat, and
entirely. freeing it from smut, Huntley and
Babcock's Adjustable Flour, Bolt or Bran
Buster.
The Mattison Flour Packer.
Utica French Burr Mill Stones.
Scales Boiling Cloths Betting, &C, &c
johnson & Co.'S Celebrated Force Pumps
The undersigned are prepared to supply any
thing in the Mill Furnishing Line. For further
particulars and circulars, with full cuts of ma
chimes, terms, &C., sc. Address
KNOX & SMITH, No. 6, south Union st.,
Alexandria, Va.
Sole agents for this city, Georgetown, and vi
Tide water, Va feb l2-tf
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VIRGINIA, to wit In the County Court of
Y Fairfax County, February rules 1865
Eliza } Gunnell, admir-. of Joshua G. GunneH,
in chancery.
Mem The objectof this suit, now pending
in le County Court Of Fairfax county: is to at
?,"l the interests Of the defendant in the
estate held as donee by Mildred johnson,
WOW Of Thornton johnson, to satisfy ana pay
eos. plainant the sum Of S25. with interest
frull 18th April, 1861. 1t appearing by afd-
da4 t fled that the said defendant is a non res
de Of this State, it is ordered that he appear
v lin one month after due publication, hereof,
All do what is necessary to protect MS interest.
VIM NJ. FITZHUGH, Clerk pro tenn
ULANY 81 BALL, P. Q. feb 9-law4H
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GREAT BARGAINS:
SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF

An extensive stock of WALL PAPER,
WINDOW SHADES and FIXTURES, Pic
ture Cords and Tassels &C., can be purchased
at greatly reduced prices at the store of the un-
designed, No. III, King ST., fourth door above
Washington ST., preparatory to closing business;
Those who have pictures at the above-named
store to be framed will oblge by calling for
them at an early day.
nov lift JEFFERSON TACEI.
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VIRGINIA to with the County Court of
Y Fairfax County, February rules, 1866,
Alfred Lee and VIM Ayre, Administrators OF
in chancery
Mem The object of this suit, now pending in
the said Court attach the nterests OF the said
Thos T. johnson in the real estate heldas donee
bv Mildred Johnson, widow Of Thornton John
shall be held liable as the security OF the said
johnson, as Guardian of Benjamin F. and Joseph
/. Johns on. happening byafidayit fled that the
said defendant is non resident Of this State, It
is ordered that he appear within one month
after due publication hereof and DO what is ne
cessary to protect his interest. A copy teste.
WIN. NJ. FITZHUGH, Clerk pro tenn.
DuLANY 81 BALL p O. feb S-laW4W
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VIRGINIA:- At rules held in the Clerk

VIRGINIA At rules held in the Clerk
y Office ofthe County Court Of Ale aSa DR.
county. on the 9Th day Of February, 1866 "a
vid g. Watkins, plaintiff, against Ann NJ Nutt'
defendant-in debt and upon attachment
The object Of this suit is to recover Z, Ninety
Of fi September, 1850, till paid The defendant,
Ann M. Mutt, not having entered her appear
ance and given security according to the act OF
Assembly and the rules of this Court, and it
appearing by affidavit that she is not resident e
Of this State it is ordered that the said defend
ant appear here within one month after due
publication of this order, and do what is neces-
sary to protect her interest in this suit and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted IN the
Alexandria Gazette, a newspaper published IN
the city of Alexandria once q week tor Jour
of the Court House Of this county. a copy
teste JEFFERSON IACE1 ClerA.
BRENT s. WATTLEs T. @: feb 9-law4w
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VIRGINIA, to wit In the County Court
of Fairfax county. February rules, 1866,
i race Gibson vs.. George Ollira ana John IT,
eeney-n case
lem The object Of THIS suit, now pending
il he County Court of Fairfax county, is to at
tacn the lands Of the defendant, John H: Since
ney, any money III his hands, due, or to become
due to tue defendant Geo. Ollira, to pay plaintiff
the sum of Sl25. 1t appearing o. affidavit
flied tn at the defendant is a non resident of this
State, it is ordered that he appear within one
month after due publication hereof and do
what is necessary to protect hlsinteGest: a copy
VIM M. .FITZHUGH, Clerk pro tenn.
!4ILL 81 TUCKER p c. feb S-laW4W
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" thereby announce myself q candidate for
the office of Commissioner Of Revenue, Of Fair
fax County. election to take place Oh Thursday
Sth day Of March,, 1866.
feb ste GEORGE p WRIGHT
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VIRGINIA, to wit In the County Court Of
Y Fairfax County, February rules, 1856,
Walter Daley VS.. Richard Remington. Annie
Brown, -- Gaskins, and Virginia, his wife,
James Offutt. and Rebecca his wife, Chas Rem
ington, William J ohnson, and Elizabeth, his
Mem:-The object Of this suit, is to revive
suit depending in the said Court in the name of
Walter Daley against JamesS Potter now de-
ceased against the above defendants as the heirs
of said Potter. 1t appearing by affidavit
filed that the said defendants are not residents of
this State it is ordered that they appear within
one month after due publication hereof and 40
what is necessary to protect their Interests.
VIM NJ. FITZHUGH, Clerk pro tenn.
BRENT & WATTLES, 2. q. feb S-laW4W
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9l5~ To THE VoTERs OF ALExASDEIA.-I
announce myself candidate for the Office Of
Chief Engineer Of the Fire Department. and
respectfully solicit their support / have held
the situation for the last two years: and have en-
deavored to discharge the duties faithfully and
impartially, and think | may say successfully
feb 2S-fe RICHARD T TATsApAUGH,@@
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DLUMBING PLUMBING!
GAS FITTING! GAS FITTING!
6. P. HEALY 81 CO.,
PLUMBERS g. GAS FITTERS,
No. %, North Fairfax Street,
(Under Mansion House.)
We are now prepared to do Gas Fitting and
Plumbing, in all their branches: Fitting up
Public Buildings, Stores and Dwelling Houses,
in the most approved style, and at the very
lowest figures
By leaving your orders with US you will save
both time and money.
ALL work WARRANTED.
Always on hand large assortment of GAS
FIXTURES, comprising everything in the
trade; also, LAMP GOODS of every descrip-
ton, at Peace Prices. Retail dealers will find
it to their interest to examine our stock.
Special attention paid to country orders.
The best COAL OIL always on hand.
dec l=lV
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VI. WIN. W, WHITE offers himself 4 candi-
date for re-elcctioN superintendent OF Gas !;
and forthe manner in which he has conducted
the affairs of the Gas Works since he has had
the control, he would most respectfully refer. all
to his report to the City Council, and havlng
every confdcnccin the judgment Of his fellow
citizens, he would prefer to submit his election
to the whole people on the 9th OF March ncNt'
on1 not to o conyentiOn feb 24-re*
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w. We are authorized to announce l. u.
HENDERSON rs 4 candidate Tor Assessor. Al ne
ensuing election. Tfc 24-tc. MANY VOTERS
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rs WESLEY AVERY will be supported
for the office Of Collector for the Southern DIS,
trict Of Alexandria, at the election 10 be he he-1
an thn 9Th Of March, feb S-drc*
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l1y~ To THE VOTERS OF ALEXASDRIA.-I
respectfully announce myselfa cOndicatc for the
office Of Corporation Attorney.
feb 2S-2t u. l.. SM00T
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w. THOMAS J. SIMoSs is respectfully re-
commended as y suitable candidate to be voted
for at the primary Election, on Friday next for
Measurer of Wood and Bark
fob 2S-2t# MANY OTTRS
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DHILIP PARK,
INSTR CTION ON TILE
PIANO, GUITAR, HARP; AND IN VO-
CAL MUSIC

The undersigned, after an absence Of six
years, again presents himself to his friends and
the above named instruments and in vocal
music .,,'
Those desiring to- secure his services will
please apply at either Mr.. French's or Mr. En-
twisle's Book Store, on King Street, and at the
Journal and Gazette Offices.
sep lift JOHN 4. BRANI.