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GRAIN. PROVISION. AND OTHER MARKETS.
ICarefuly reported ior The TKIBUNRl

MONDAY MsJ TO- 1852
ASHBs-The quiet bot firm; sales Of 70 bbA at s1S1
So for Pearls dali at 80 III q 30 25 L.. .
COTTOHTbs desnds moderate the tone wehE and tne
grades rather easier market closing unsettled Inooang 10 70
ys the sales are 5l Saturday EVENING" Of which 68
spBners specuo and 9 exporters ~ tbs latter
sales also o 700 bales Low hddhng for Nay hEtc we
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10 m a9,o and S7 OF III n, %. lot l2 mixed calves
averaged 80 90 each. IN.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-with just about the receipts OF
last week there s little dong IN the way Of sales the IN
teres of to-day cenferng upon the grand opening OF
new sheen market the North River at the foot OF Forty
ejghthet where Hume Elliott and j. Kirby as sales
wholesale butchers have taken stock They have under
the eunpriutendence OF Mr.. Seymour, built o
dock 500 feet long, for their exclusive use IN
landing sheep, also efected a Dnidlne IANSO
hand OF music Widespread table, &c, formed more
attraction buyers than purchasing sheep There were
63G fresh arrivals the market today viz cars at
ghth.st. cars at COmmunipaw, cars at For
tietlIst' and cars at Hudson City. The prices
shown in following limited transactions, viz: AT
Coinmunipaw by Bells & PIdcOck, 100 Ohio sheared
sheep 95 ID, 72eq aud 50 OF IS b at 7tc. u;
W Glllett Il Co. sold II cars, s. 10 at 6Ie., and
as many more 81 ~ good at &c. Seven ears are
still holding at CummuuIpaw At FoTtieth ST. Hume "
Elliott sold, before going 10 Forty eglthst 6i ONO ana
Pennsylvania sheaTcd sheen 81 D, and 222 ono s5as 10
at SEC. j. Kirby sold 23 Ohio sheep, IS b 6e and le2
State 81 10 a Sc. a. Van Vert sold 20 choice state WOG
sheep, l03 n, at Zoe. McGTaw Reid sold some rougn
State wool sheep IS B az 6lc some 90 stays az &C. 9y
Of s3 10, at SCI "a Of $50 Ii at S4c, and l5S OK S3 3D. al
THE WEEKS SALES.
BY Hume EnottH2755 head at Sc 81 each, mostly
clipped.
BY ]. Kirby-2.862 at 81 20 per head. -
BY McGraw & Reid-934 at 81 70 each
AT COMMUNIPAw.
Kase & IA sold cs5 sheen averaging Sc 81 each, or
6c for clipped 9c for wool Also 29l spring iaoS a'
1890 y 10. averaging s. 16 each. -
SWINE-With somewhat free receipts o1 6J cars o.
Cos for to-day viz SO at COmmunpaW, and 70 hV
FOrtieh-s the market Is pretty good stIengtheHe ny
the advance OF Dressed TO 12lc on Saturday 1--we aTS
quoted at 9id05c though some really prime noSs ~n h
last week We note sales Of 57I o. hogs, l6l1 at ssc
I25 Ill, 1S6 10, lOc, and $50 do, 1913 ID, l0tc.
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TnE NlcHloAS 1sD EoRIaEHS lSDiAsl a,ihheAD
Co. OTFcK No. 10 WILLlA4sr Nav loEE, NAY ln 1853
A MEETING Of the STOCKHOLDERS OF this
IN company bed the omee the Lsls s1or. Rails Com
Cleveland Oho WEDNESDAY. The - dty q Jane
10 for The purpose of kLkCIISG blhbCIOE o. ts
LAKE SIORB AND MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILWAY CohFAhl
provided the articles Of agreement Consolidating h ahl
the Lake shore Railway CompabJ ao SAD LAte eaGts h "a
this Company Al their mertiuE On the 5th tsst
s rR ISgFER HOOKS all be CLOSED 18th last al
D. p. BARIiIDT. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-11

UNTTED STATES TREAsuRf, hEw. lohE, MAY n lso3
PURCHASE OF GOVERNMENT BONDS
Proposals viii received al this oms until noon OF hbDHhS
May H. for the sale 70 the Government one nho1 oos
Sx Per Cent which time the bids Will be opened
declared Proposals will state The P,ete character OF
they belong 6 6fs % cd or nev 6' er 6s' nd may be r
hoasABd dollars The ofe mast be o
the bonds hat" aEd each propc must ins certified
cert Of the amount osd The eheE aIteoep
bidders The result ascertaned aud those "
following dT when the bonds must be delivered G sbeh
lawful viii be made they be tay
The rights reserved to reject BIDS adverse The hssrss o.
By order Of the Secretary Of he Treasury H. H. VAN
DlCK Assistant Treasurer.
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Cerman min Bank.-Slsmeut of ibe GERhAAIA BAhh, re
sd ~ ~ r tse sssf sndns Saturday As h day
a.
ofLosns hbd
IverAS 81 Dsos,s lOs,sto1 20
CO a. Couny Jehn W. Hsds. Cass the Ger
of aud belief john w. HEsaE CssAes
sEornbe tbs th day Of MAJ,
New-York tribune., 1869-05-11

Greenwich Bank.-slstsment Of the GREENWICH Bank
I.cT Yea Chapter $50 LAsI Of is r ns
w..ien ntuF safurday. sh dAy of Nay lsa -.
amount fcHealuoa 90 "a
Cty Co1Hy Se~ William Haues Cahs o tss
~
ne best NJ 191S.t s,e
s-us t,Ss. O.. ira dsy q Nay. isa -,
New-York tribune., 1869-05-13
CRIMINAL,

The grand jury of the United States Circuit
Court of this District has the case OF the united
against George Bishop charged with maDs2ughter
the high seas, on the ground OF lnsuclehcy Oi eFf
dence on which TO base an Indictment
The case of Robert Boyd, a letter carrier, who
cannot be brought trial in the United States Circuit
Court owing TO the wilful absence OF william freeman
a Government witness, and an atachment has been Is
sued against Freeman to punish HIM for contempt
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, before
Alderman Conan William ko6er OIL no ISn on ID Hey
decker who keeps meat stand at No Centre Market
accuses me prisoner OF nayng cotGs ont @ FOR the
same He committed. Goodwin watson was com
med for having run up 1 OF o @ cbee soE1s
70 $500 receiving the balance $685. These checks were
found to be worthless.
AT the Essex Market Police Court yesterday,
before shandey Martin Lyons, Captain OF the
yacht Henrietta belonging to James Gordon Bennett l,
Cassidy and John Stebbins, who are charged with the
larceny OF various articles belonging to the vessel an
made affidavit that May II quantity OF lead pipe was
stolen from the cellar Of his premises No l47 East Hous
property in his possession by Officer Suttsbury The
accused was held for examination John Burke stole
fort House on Monday last while Cain intoxicated
in the street The prisoner acknowledged the theft and
he had pawned IT, Committed for examination
At the Jefferson Market Police Court yester-
day. before Justice Dodge Charles johnson colored was
accused by Caroline Harrington OF the larceny OF 5 on
Monday last which he took from trunk during her
absence from home. He was committed In default OF
81 600 bail James Cardrow and Amos stu, boys, were
ommitted In default OF $500 bail for stealing satche
valued at $40 from an express wagon. Charles Brown
cOloed was committed 10 charge OF stealing u
from Richard Corbetts store schaub made aida
Wit that VIM Behem with whom he roomed at No "a West
Thrtyfourthst took $50 from his trunk on Monday ana
absconded. lie arrested yesterday and committed
10 answer I'm default OF 1880 ball LOUIS Delg Tor
cruelty animals ia driving horse which had several
running sores, gave bail In the sum or 500 10 answer az
General Sessions. Anne Baldwin, chambermaid at
the Home for the Fendless" arrested for the lar
Of clothing from the Institute valued az Si ON com
plant Mary Grant the assistant nurse She was COM
mitted. Ellen Kelly went into the store OF William
look at sonc goods she secIeted handsome lace shawl
under dress and going out, but gentleman IN
tho store who had seen the act had her arrested She
pleaded not guilty and was committed 10 default OF $1,000
hail.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-13
THE COURTS.
THE AMERICAN EXPRESS ROBBERY.

James Buckley received trial in the Court of
General Sessions yesterday, for robbery, accusa
ton OF attempting with Others 10 steal horse wagOn
and packages OF the American Merchants Union Express
Company According 10 the testimony OF James Cox,
corrobofated by that OF Henry Dyer and ohors the ps
oner IN company with two Others, jumped up on the
wagon Of the American Merchants Union Express Com
pany standing at the corIer OF Broadway and Pearst,
tho 50 OF May at IL n m assaulted James Cox, the
charge, and drove of with the wagon. The prs
and two others werc accused OF holding the com
pninant aud driving of until they stopped at the
corner OF Broadway and worthst. The prisoners
counsel agreed that his client had been
employed by the two men who escaped drive the team;
that kis clients Iprovous good character Justified the
INSERTION Dlstrict-AttOrney Garyin earnestly urged
conviction asserting that the proof was clear and unex
oeptonabe to the prisoners guilt The jury was briefly
addressed by Judge Bedford, who, in his charge made
clear OF the leading points In the case COun-
sci for the prisoner made several requests for epe
cial Instructions To tho jury which were
opposed by Judge Garyin, and Judge Bedford de-
clncd TO mention tho special points proposed. The
Jury retired at p M, aud shortly after returned
with a verdict Of guilty, The prisoners counsel
asked for pOstponemcnt OF the sentence until Friday He
wished to for trial Judge Bedford declined
10 postpone Judgment and after denouncng the crime OF
sentence OF is years heSate Prison. John Reynolds
and James Cummings two boys pleading guilty 70
charge robbery discharged at the request OF tile
complainant Judgment was postponed on CONSIDERATION
Of the prisoners previous good characters. Charles
Cohen and Geo Fischer pleaded guilty toa charge OF bur
gary and sent each 10 the state Prison Tor Two
years George Gray, accused Of burglary was allowed
10 plead an attempt sent 10 the Penitenary for
one year The Court then adjourned 10 ii a. IN. to-day
New-York tribune., 1869-05-13

comnlaint and remonstrance will be Of little avail The
truth Is that the Academy has driven the artists ana the
publie 80 eectuay It's domain, that it is not easy
Go see how they to be brought back again We
must look for growth, for Improvement either outside Oh
the institution among the young and little known me
and women who, having studied and practiced ther h
without help encouragement from the Academy, na
crept into public notice aided by their own nei'' A.,
supported by no diplomas For the twentletn uniC'
attempt to foster Art by Of an ACADEMY ,od
but seldom has the failure been 30 mn
seldom has IL been so dscredtable as In tnie 0"' a.
we are far from thinking that the prospects -
America are hopeless or that the suggSnne, -
artists Is destined 70 have more than - to,,d
inauence upon its progress For our own part, ""
be Glad II the younger would IahAiy , 20,
70 Themselves that the day is past Wheh tney oouu
70 rcap anv advantage from following tne eau Vi tno
Academy and quietly withdraw from all connection WIN
% r,a 10, each one retire to his own studio withdraw
So tbe carayanseries where idlers, and drones'
an1 t,4Aera waste their own time and that
% their associates, and study and work ID
so,itrde and with earnestness. There are
aoes enough where whatever work is produced can be
exhibited, and where the public become acquainted
witht Let the Academicans enjoy In peace their own
selfish exclusiveness. Let them monopolize the best
places for their own works, they have always done
The true artist the scholar Of nature the student OF e
has nothing to do with this Institution It's uay ID eono
New-York tribune., 1869-05-13
CIVIL

In tho matter Of George w. Carson and Mel
yin Hard, bankrupts Judge Bachford has decided that
the last named bankrp must fully answer certain ques
tons put him who being examined before the Regis
ter relation to the disposition made by him OF portions
Of his estate,
In the matter Of Andrew j. Van Iuyl, q
bankrupt Judge Batchford has decided that the we OF
the bankrupt attend before tho Register ana De
examined IN relation TO her husbands estate or goou
cause for her nOnattondance before hef nus
band can obtain his discharge
Getty agt. Burpe and others, Executors, dc
The plaintiff Getty and one Hoguet were ~ 49, @
tees OF fund amounting To about $4,000 Az this me
Hoguet took measures to bo discharged from tno us
and note for $4,000 and interest was gwen py Laehs
and Lafarge Jointly TO hm, and he handed u over 10
Getty as tho property Of the trust In ms nhnus GRE
upon he discharged The note not being pad, SUIT
commenced against the makers, and Judgment O9-
tipsa against Mrs. Lahena Mr. Lafargo having uled'
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BASE BALL.
Nrw-JFRsEY ys. BRooKLYN.
The Board then adjourned.

NEw-JERsEY VS.. BROOKLYN.
A well contested match was played on the
CapitolIne grounds yesterday, between picked mines
from among resident players belonging to the various
Hrookyn and New.Jersey clubs the fine weather draw
ing out large number or spectators VOTERS who was
To have pitched for NewJersey was absent on account
of the death of his mother He will be prevented from
PLAYING IN any OF tho games OF the Mutual CuD tnis
week II. Campbell pitched very well IN lis place. Inc
game Opened fayOraby for exciting trial OF the
3rooklyn batmen soon got the hang OF the Jersey
nitcbing and at the close OF the fifth unngs they LED ~
"a The score is given below Pearce played finely be-
hind. and James In splendid style at second base On
Tho Jersey side Mr Campbell put out 10 players, ana
Lines made four catches. Tomorrow the Atantics play
the PrncetCns on tho Capltono ground, and ne game
"a ed
New-York tribune., 1869-05-13
ADMISSIONS TO TIE BAR.

The following gentleman have been passed
by the Examining Committees, ana admitted to practice
at tho Bar ..
Aioph A,eher W. X MeGrsw Abraham H. llummel, Aioph T.
Aeker o. Henry Ash Frederick r. bans Eugene l.
Busehe PraHk Bug Blackwell o. H. BggaTl Jas h. Bbgp, W T.
Brown 81 Brosu j. II Bell g. Cosiau. g. H. Cornell C. s. l.
CnbB H. Cole b. COus jr T. D. Cghbcrt, H. Campbell. NJ W.
Cook n s Daros, W IL Ds,la 4 DivegpoIt ir Doane
o. w. Ditsay T. H. Fsuer j. q. flsudefs n Fish T. Hot g. g.
Green. Freds H. Hartman, 4 W. Green, w. A. Gumhet2n =
Hanfr, Alexander tB johnson Charles A. hfhci .rnIy ~
ad Daniel sany ammis Joseph LYONS Alexander
l. Ma.oua T. H. McDemo e. McDonoagb. VIM II. MCrse Johu
McAsr WIN Nelson Pouson WIN Paue DaVl 4.
Kapeye wm RAYMOND Theodore Ritter JOAN lho
0elui Rcile George BreZor Smith Thomas kdain STYLES
Dne Hugh SiebsTg Simon H. Sieru Marshall stafford
b Soeum Fraucs ST. Scott, Henri L. Teller Urah w. Tomp
kns Bruaun r. Todd Daniel 81 Van Colt Brjtmiu r. Valentine
Jsmes n Willard Wm o. waller, wn. Henri Wallis IT,, Edward M
ham
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AMERICANS AT PARIS.

April %. l869-New- YOrk-Mr. IT. z: Adams, lr.,
Nj A. r. StiAsny Mr.. r. Young 4 r. Noble, Miss A. r.
storer Mr. O. Hsrrs Mr. A. Crane Mr b. r. Crane r W.
ME H. Kas and wife. ML q. Walker hss Oakley M O.
L. Whitaker Mr. M JeWe Mr. and Mira b. Andrew Mr. and
Mr.. h.iss3 1sd family Mis-, Nat.i,On M" AsFs, M @ y
Mr. IT, H. Cohen and daughters H O. Kemp and family Mas
Hathaway Miss O. Boyd Miss d. Jesrson hr j. Shlnde and
fsmlT Nj T. T. Ryan and wife Mira Hamilton % Mira Cud.
dshy. Mr. H. Bowen Miss C. X B.dshIv, hE o. saver Mr.
W. H. Smith, Miss Jourion, Mr. Sterling Conneeueut-hr
H. Robinson New BedfOrd-M Rol6h United btate.-ht H.
A. smytb Mia NJ Wall Miss H. Greeley. Miss GreeeJ MT Sho
sd and wife Commodore LANAI Mrs tanla Mia IsnsS Nj lAd
Mrs Remington And family.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-13

A., t rcnaration at Eibo's Garden is underllned,
eo d % ~ soon take the place OF Ehe Forty Thieves The
latter piece by the way, has been acted here 100 tes
THE Rizarelli Brothers, late of the New York
circns have made O decided hit at the Tamnany, IN
Hnnderfu aerobac feats The burlesque OF Robinson
New-York tribune., 1869-05-13
THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD LITIGATION

Fisk agt The Union Pacific Railrodd Co. and
ohers-Thls a motion TO remove tho suit SO far as
concerned the Mossrs Anes from the State to the United
States Courts they being residents OF another state An
affidavit was put In that Mr. Fisk was resident OF the
State Of Massachusetts, and 10 claimed that the acts
OF Congress removals did not apply The Court took
the papers.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-13

Ia, ID. 81 SS,sS' a.. sh 9Th 7tb 9Th. 9th Tot.lI
S.s S.9ot{. f9r..l SIS';:' S's: 3 f.s ID
Umpire Mr Muun Of the Alpha Cub Scorers MeSA hoak nd
CLadsiek Time Of Game. hours. IS minutes
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Mrs Day +. Hovey. of Crawfordsyille,
Indiana, daughter of Prof E O Hovey
Wabash College, has been offered the
prolessorship Of German and English lit
erature in the Kansas Agricultural Col-
lege.
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DOCTOR HUNTER

CONTINUES TO TREAT ALL PRIVATE
u Diseases. Syphilis, Gonorrhea, elect,
Structure 0rchitis Hernia and rupture, all Uri
nary diseases, Syphilitic or Mereurial Afec-
tions of the throat, skin or bones, are treated
with unparalleled success.
SpermatOrfhea. Sexual Debility and Impo-
tenoy. as the result of self-abuse in youth. sexu-
al excuses in maturer years, or other causes,
and which produce some of the following effects.
as nocturnal emissions. blotches, debility, dizZi-
ness, dimness of sight, confusion of ideas. evil
fOreboding, aversion to society Of females, loss
Of memory and sexual power. and rendering
marriage improper, are permanently cured.
DOCTOR HUNTER publishes a MEDICAL
PAMPHLET relating to venereal diseases and the
disastrous and varied consequences of self
abuse. that will be sent to any address in a
sealed envelope for two stamps. 1t contains full
determine the nature of their complaint and
give written statement of their case that will
answer almost as well for the purpose of treat
ment as a personal interview; but where 1t IS
| convenient. the Doctor should be consulted
personally.
1t is selfevident that physician who con-
| fines himself exclusively to the study Of Ger,
| tain class of diseases and treats thousands OF
cases every year. must acquire greater skill In
| that specially than one In general practice-
Many physicians, recognizing this iGct, INTRO
duee patients to the Doctor after reading his
medical pamphlet, A friendly talk will cost
you nothing, Charges moderate. Cures guaran'
SS-Ofice No. Is3 Third street. between
Green and Walnut, near the PostOf ice, Louis
Vile, Ky. Office hours. 8 A. NJ. to P. NJ; sun
| days, 10 A. N. tO'l2 n. au3l Oily
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IN QUIET DAYS.

IN 4UAEE DANH.
The dying year grows strangely mild;
Now in the hay autumn weather
My heart is like happy child,
And life and J., friends reconciled.
Go over the hills together.
My peaceful days run sweet and still
As waters slipping over sand,
Seeking the shadows of free will
To gather tenderer tights than fill
Days oyer-lavish hand. ......s
The summer with music rings.
The singers is troubled breast
am no more the bird that sings, 4.
But that which broods with folded wigs
Upon its quiet nest.
Oh. fairest month Of all the year!
Oh, sweetest days in life! they melt
Within, without. is autumn cheer,
September there. September here,
So tranquil and SO sweet.
on have watched all night with grief.
All night with JOY, and which is best
All, both were sharp, and both we're brief
Ny heart was like a wind blown leaf,
give them both for rest. e.
Fair Quiet, close to joy allied,
But loving shadier walks TO keep,
By day is ever at my side;
And all night long with me abide
Peace and her sister Sleep.
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. p L H N ID i ID
FARM PROPERTY
PUBLIC SALE.

an WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER q. AT II
" o'clock A. NJ, on the premises, 1 will sell
TO the highest bidder. the valuable farm in
Williamson county, on which now reside
1t contains 2 8 q ACRES of very superior
land, aud is situated IL miles from Nashville, 8
from Franklin County seat and from Brent
wood Station, the crossing of the
NASHVILLE AND DECATUR II. II,
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j. 0 H L Y.
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,

664 Church ST., opp. Maxwell House,
HAS JUST RECEIVED AN ELEGANT
III line of GENTLEMEN'S DRESS GOODS,
and most fla ished style. at the lowest possible
prices.
lie is also in receipt Of variety Of Fresh
Goods for ordinary wear, and offers to gentle
men in business suits of the latest patterns and
most durable material: Call and inspect his
goods at No. Is North Cherry street.,
mart II
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Big Spring Farm

nessee, and contains about 988 acres 1t will
be divided into four or more parcels Of conve-
nient size, and will be sold in lots or parcels.
The boundaries Of the different divisions viii
be distinctly defined; and a plot, showing ii e
divisi 1nE, can be seen at any time at my Office
in Lebanon, and will be present on the premises
on the day of sale.
This farm lies on both sides Of the Lebanon
and Rome Turnpike, and is about six miles
from Lebanon. 1t is more than probable that
the Tennessee and Pacific railroad, now under
contract to Lebanon. will run through the land.
The whole farm is we'll timbered and well
watered. 1t has one Oflargest and finest springs
on tito be found in the State.
TERMs-A credit Of one and two years, with
two OF more approved securities. without the
right of redemption, and lien retained. Title
clear. 0RYILLE GREEN, c. j NJ.
auR2o cod I'd
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COOPERAGE.
L, MOCKER,

KEGS, of all sizes and descriptions. Also.
TANKS, of all kinds and sizes. built on short
notice, either IN the city or country. All work
well done, and at reasonable prices. seq tljGl
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sTRENGTH OF THE SPANISH NAVY.

In view of the Importance pertaining
TO Spanish affairs at the present time, the
following official report of the strength
and armament of the Spanish navy will
be interesting. 1t consists at present Of
seven iron-clads frigates, mounting 1917
guns; two iron.clad corvettes, thirty-six
guns; ten wooden screw frigates, 42l
guns-several of these vessels are worth
less; three sideAWheel frigates, forty>
eight guns; eleven small side~wheel
steamers, fity-six guns; four sloops and
brigs, sixty,four guns; twenty-six small
screw schooners, sixty.eight guns; ten
side-wheel schooners, eighteen gune; ten
steam transports, five sailing transports,
eighteen screw gunboats, on custom
house duty along the coast, carrying one
gun each. The iren>clad frigates are
plated with three and four inches only,
and not one Of them would stand our
fi(teen-inch guns an hour The Victo-
ria, built in England, is the most fOrmi-
dable, being fast sailer and lin good con-
ditiOn, but the others are poor affairs,
and incapable of doing much execution.
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a CARR-

MOT HAVING IN COURSE OF ERECTION
IN a Tailoring Establishment, land no prospect
of any, and having no goods TO dispose of at q
small advance on c0stl To gentlemen furnish
ing these goods would say, that l will fz them
up in the best style and at prices to suit these
ard times.
Nothaving the means t. procure foreign talent.
nd being vain enough to believe that (hayinG
ut NEST successfully tor Mr.. Sam Pritchitt for
yer ten years. have native talent Ofmy own.
nd will devote my best energies to SUIT All who
may favor me with heir patronage. ....H
By-the-bV, have secured the services Of r
the cOuntry,) and can guarantee satisfaction in
hat line. DAN. j. SCANLAN,
81 College st. (Sam Pritchitt's old stand.l
otl4 IF Up stairs
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A STOCK FARM FOR SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF DECREE OF THE
I'D Chancery Court at Lebanon. Tennessee. at
it's April term, 1863, in the case Of r. II. Gordon.
Executor. etc, Ct ais. VS. Patrick II. Anderson.
ef dis., will expose TO public sale, at the late
residence ofthe said Patrick H. Anderson, low
deceased. some six miles from Lebanon, on
Saturday, Oct. >. 1859. the