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NEW ORLEias Marrs sr,,,o,
in fair demand, MidI;noz ss1 SO.
S go 9alss receipts. So exports, L..
oos. 1oia ISl4. Sterling exchanges 1923;
ommercia exchange 1892. Suxaz. no
1 zen non,nally common, III; prime,
I4f; yeilo. clarified. Is; molassss, no de-
mand, prime Iz975e. Whisky quiet.
Western recthed e5G5s1 OS. Coffee
steady, fair 153@16; prime I7s@Is5.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, March 6.-FIour S. OOsa6 %
Wheat 81 1901 l63. Corn 56SGsssc'
Rye1 1901 20. Barley 81 7S1aI 40.
Oats 54f@549c. -Highwines 9O(a9OIe
Pork $50 75@3l 90. Lard 1916. Blk
shoulders l2c. Sweet picked hams l68c.
So. Louis Markets.
ST.. LOUIS, March 6.-Fiour s. 90
@5 so. Wheat 81 So. Corn 55(a6Sc.
Oats 654@68c. Barley 81 I502 IS.
Rye 81 1901 80. Whisky &c. Pork
SS1 IS. Bulk meats 1S9163c. Bacon IA,
l7@17fc. Lard 18c.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, March 6.-FIour s. 50@
6 IS. Corn 64965c. Oats 67@68e.
Whisky Gle. Pork S3l so. Bulk meats
124@14tc. Bacon, clear rib 16fe, shout
ders 139e Wheat 81 45@1 IS. Rye
81 As. Cotton firm at 28@28{c. Eggs
Zoe. Butter 40@45c. Coffee steady At
81 2092 %. Molasses dull and nominal
Clover seed Ice; timothy So 80.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, March 6-Sales Of G6
hogsheads tobacco at $44@12. Pork,
$32 90. Lard Isle Bacon IA, I76I74e.
Bulk meats Is, 16@164c. Flour s. SOFA
6 90. Corn $1,000. Oats 62@6Sc.
Whisky, 80. Cotton %. Rye 81 so.
Wheat 81 50@155.
Memphis Markets.
MEMPHIS, March 6.-Cotton inner at
28f@233c. Receipts 705 bales; exports
302 bales. Flour, super, s. 00@6 So
Corn 75c- HayiS27 00@s O0.Bran $23 90
@25 90. Oats 1876. Corn meal So so
Pork S33 o0933 so. Bulk meats weak;
clear sides 17@174e, shoulders 164c
Dressed hogs 114@12c-
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Mai. GreIS moi Dead.

We mentioned several days ago that a
private letter had been received in this
city, announcing the death by suicide of
Maj. Alex. Greig, The report turns out
to be Incorrect. Since the reported occur
renee letters have been received in this
city from the gentleman himself a pretty
strong evidence that he was still living at
the time they were written.
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Academy Of Music.

Among the new stars added to the versa
tile corps Of the Academy Of Music, we
notice the names of Mile. Marie, the
charming vocalist, Mr.. Charles Sullivan,
Ouch comedian, and Mr.. Charles BartiDe,
ETHIOPIAN comedian. The bill for Mon
dsv nieht is one Of the most attractive OF
the season.
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Peaches.

Some peach growers in this county re.
port the peaches nearly all killed, while
others cay they are not injured. The
Huntington West Tsnaesssan of the 9Th
inst, says: "As much apprehension was
felt that the recent cold snap had de-
stroyed the peach crop for the coming sea-
son, we have taken some pains 10 examine
the buds on a number of trees 10 different
localities. The result of our examina
ton is, that about one half the fruit buds
are killed, leaving however an abundance
unipiUre1 "
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TheLR5Or Union.

This is the title Of new paper which
made It's appearance yesterday, and will
hereafter be published weekly in this city
by B f. c Brooks, editor, As its name
indicates, II will be devoted to the interests
of the working classes. Those who wish
TO procure copies of this paper for Satur-
day can do so at the office of publication,
No. so Church street, at any hour during
the day,
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"a n1sHrrs THE rowEn.p


on THE DEATH OF CARRIE D. GLE4vzs.
Like the snow drifting back to the bosom Of
To sleep on the breast that first gave it birth
Like the fraii flower of summer, that hides | IS
Meath the SD that did first make the seed
So she. pure and soft as the SHOWS downy fake
And sweet as the wild flower " that blooms IN
the brake,
Hath sunk to repose on the bosom of Him
Who made her to bloom but young life's short
span.
Could the voice of affection arouse Deaths cold
Could the life be unSealed by the warmth Of
Then she'd speak to her heart-brOksn "
And Danish all grief from her sisters away;
She would leok Up to Him who with fatherly
Had made life more pleasant and easy to bear
And would light UP again with her heavenly
The home that she gladdened and frightened
awhile.
But oh! Wake her not. no,o so sWestly at
Like the songb bird at night, hushed and still in
its nest. -
Call not back her pure spirit to battle with
Time.
Take not her clear voice from the heav emily
chimei
Mol No. She inherits her long sought reward :
She sings with tho Angels which cluster round
God.
She shines like star far above out of reach,
A Light in the TOtOer on Eter1iify's beach.
Her loved ones" safe home. Ger LIES tur5u-
lent tide M. CT. II.
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The Huntington Weat Tsnnesssaa states
that VIM, johnson, charged with the MUIR
der of an old man named McCaslin and
his son, was arrested in that place on the
Sd inst The Vest Tennss8eaa says the
McCaslins were murdered under circum-
stances of most barbarous strocity. John
con was in Jail.
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Ordered ARRY.

About six companies of militia left the
city yesterday on the steamer Umpire, for
OVerton and Jackson counties. They are
under the command of Lieut.. Col. Hatha-
way and MAJ. Kirk. Some of the baggage
was left behind, the boat having started
before it reached the wharf. The militia
camps presented lively appearance yes
terdsy.
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improving.

The morality of the city is greatly i'm
proving. Not a single criminal was ar
raigned before any of the Magistrates yes
terday. The police docket was not as
heavy IS usual.
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FUNERAV EOTICP

FOSTER. The friends and acquaintance of
Col. B. F. Fsster are invited to attend the bur
ial of his wife. AGNES TEMPLE. from his resi-
dence. No, "a North High Street. to-day Sun
day. at ~ O'Clock
Services at the grave by the Rev. Phillip S.
Fall.
NasbviIla March 1880
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Homicide I'm Morgan County.


The Kingston East 1ennesseda has been
put in possession of the facts in the case OF
"most foul and unprovoked murder"
perpetrated by VIM. ]. Keith, son of Sena-
tor Keith, on the 9th uIt., at Montgom-
cry, Morgan county, upon the person OF
Garrett Hall, Register of that county.
Both parties were citizens of Montgomery,
or vieinity-!he former Postmaster,
The two men were formerly fast friends,
and upon the occasion referred to, being in
liquor, they got into a tussel, when Keith
playfally choked Hall, whereupon the lat
ter retaliated in similar manner, after
which they both appeared friendly-taking
a drink together. Subsequently, however,
and without apparent proyocation, Keith
tried to shoot Hall, when the latter, wish
ing to avoid further trouble, left the sa-
loon and went, in company with a friend,
to another portion of the town.
Subsequently, whilst in the act of
mounting his horse to go home, he was
hailed by Keith, who remarked that he
did not wish TO part enemies, and pro-
posed that they go and drink to their
everlasting friendship. Keith's unsus-
pecting victim believing in his professions
of friendship, accepted the profered arm,
and thus started, arm in arm, to more
firmly cement the long existing friend.
ship with glass of wine. They had thus
proceeded but a few steps, when the
treacherous Keith, with one arm encircliug
his confding victim, with the other shot
him in the back, the ball penetrating to
the heart, from the effects of which he
died in a few minutes.
The assassin Immediately took to his
heels and fled to The country. Efforts are
being made to secure his arrest, and it is 10
be hoped for the sake of justice, that he
may be arrested and dealt with according
to law.
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RateheloF's Hair Dye.-,Tbis Sd sndii
Hair Dye Is the best in the world, The only
true and perfect DVe-hsrmIsss. reliable, insts1
taasous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural black or brown. Remedies the
i'll effects Of bad Dyes. Invizorates the hair
leaving 1t son and besutiful. The genuine IA
igned william A. Botchelor. All Tiers are
mere limitations and should be avoided. Sold
BY all Druggists and PerfumsrH. Factory. 81
Barclay street, New YORK. sKr.g /
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Memphis, March A.
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
Foreign Markets.

LONDON, March 6-evening.-Consols,
923@92g. o. S. bonds SSf.
FRANKFORT, March 6.-Uniied States
bonds S64@s65c.
LIVERPOOL, March 6-eveniug.-Cot-
ton active; uplands l2@125d, aioat 12fd,
Orleans on the spot 124@l2sd; sales Of
TX O00 baloa
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the Sd inst. says:
The money market continues to work
closely, and borrowers on the most favored
collateral have paid Z per cent, while on
railway and miscellaneous shares Z per
cent. in gold has been the rate. There is
but little doubt that the present striDgency
is artificial, and a part of the speculative
movement to depress government bonds
and railway phares. We understand that
considerable amounts of legal tenders
have been Withdrawn from the banks in
this city and transferred to Philadelphis.
Whether this artificial stringency will be
maintained until natural causes are Of
themselves sufficient to keep up rates, is
the subject of apprehension among the
speculative holders of securities"
United States 500 bonds have ad-
vaneed at London from IS at the begin
ing of January to SS4 yesterday, with a
corresponding advance at Frankfort.
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Fight.

A fight occurred between two negroes
yesterday on High Street. One Of them
named johnson was knocked down with a
rock in the hands of his assailant He was
not seriously hurt. The negro who struck
him ran off. No arrests.
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THE COTTON MARKETS..

Savannah, March 4.
Cotton quiet; holders too firm for buyers:
middlings 28c; sales 95 bales; receipts 473
bales, exports coastwise $40 bales.
Mobile. Mareh4.
Cotton--demand light and market quiet;
low middlings 264c; sales $50 bales; re-
eipts 400; exports none.
Augusta, Ca, March A.
Cotton dull; sales $50 bales; receipts of
100 bales; middIings q.
Macon, Ga. March A.
Receipts to-day s. bales; sales of l54;
shipped 166. The market was rather dull
all dsy, but the demand was fully equal to
the offering stock, which is still very light.
We quote middlings at 264o.
Columbus. Ga March A.
Market unchanged. Few buyers and
little Offering at existing quotations. The
basis is still 263c for Northern middlings.
A few bales we're sold at &c. The mar
ket closed weak. Warehouse sales 126
bales; receipts 70 bales; shipments PIG
bales.
Memphis. March A.
The market exhibited scarcely q weak
spot to day, and in general ives very strong,
in view of the continued falling of in re-
ceipts at the ports as well as here, while
the inquiry was fair, and freights 30c per
hundred lower. The sales were chiefly to
three buyers, one of whom took up about
600 bales; others were in market but failed
to meet the views Of sellers, moet of whom
asked 274c for low middling; offerings
were very moderate. There was some
speculative inquiry toward the close.
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Commissinner.s C0nrt

J. Broomstein, hitching a horse to fire
plug, costs Annie Demmous, keeping
houses of ill fame, $40 and costs Mollie
Hays, same offense, S. and costs; Julia
Smith, vagrancy and street walking, dis
charged /; Thomas Carrot, drunkenness and
sleeping on street. So and costs Abbott
Dodge, careless driving, case continued.
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London adviees of yesterday quote
United States fve-twenties at SSf.
Tennessee bonds were quoted in New
York yesterday at 81 for the old, and 65g
for the new.
There is some Improvement in corpora
ton checks, in consequence of demand
by persons intending to bring suit in the
Federal Court, and they may be quoted
as firm at S1@s2c.
The sales of Southern State bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange on the Sd
inst. we're as follows:
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Changed Hts Residence

We learn from an exchange that Mr.,
Cooper, the skillful artist of this city who
has painted the portrait of each Governor
of Tennessee except BrownIow, since Gov.
Cannons reign, and members of nearly ev-
cry old family of Nashville aud Memphis,
hereafter makes Louisville his home.
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sent DOWD,

Emma Battle, a notorious sireet'walker,
of the colored persuasion, was sent down
to the Workhouse for twenty days yester-
day, BY Commissioner Stone, for drunken
Dess and yaprancy
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Mesdames Michael and Malachi McCor-
mack return thanks TO the officers and SOL
diers of Ash barracks for the liberal do
nation of S4S for the Orphans Fair.
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ESSAYS FOR YOUNG Men.

On The Errors and Abuses incident to
Youth and Early Manhood. with the humane
view of treatment and cure. cent by mail free
Of charge. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
jan2l 3m dkW Box p. Philadslpbia. Pa.
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SiunIe but EneetuaI.

The entire freedom from all deleterious
ingredients renders " Br0'Cn's Bronchial
TFoehcs," or Cough and Voice Lczenges, a
safe remedy for the most delicate female or
youngest child, and has caused them to be
held in the highest esteem by Singers and
Public speakers generally. In Coughs, Irri-
tation of the Throat caused by Cold or I'm.
usual Exertion Of the vocal organs, in
speaking in public, or singing, they pro-
duce the most beneficisl results. mars cod
10000 SETS HARNESS, brides and collars,
1000 Mcclellan saddles for sale low for
cash, by French Brothers, No. 81 and "a
Market street. mar'-3t
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Circuit C1urf.

The case Of Brown vs. the City of Nash
vile, is still pending. The argument was
concluded yesterday and the case will
probably be delivered to the jury on Mon
day. The next case on the docket ia No.
RnI
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CoRN.-Market dropping, SO far as
prices are concerned, but transactions con-
tinue liberal. We quote in ear at Coo;
shelled, 6O@63; and 75@7S sacked and
delivered in depot.
PEANUTs.-We heard of the sale of 200
bushels to-day at 81 IS.
Provision and grocery market quiet.
No change in quotations.
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RAGS.

On and after this date. We will only pay II y
cents per pound for good country Cotton
5aFs. WHITEMAN RIOS
November 24-tf
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Agricultural and Mechanical Associa-
ItOn-The time for holding the first
Fair agreed upon.
The Board Of Directors Of the Davidson
County Agricultural and Mechanical As
socislion held another meeting yesterday,
whea the charter incorporating the Asso-
citation by the recent Legislature, was
taken up and adopted, and all previous
acts legslized.
The Directors then by vote selected the
first Monday in October, as the time for
holding the first annual Fair, the same to
he continued for six days.
The manner of improving the grounds
claimed considerable attention from the
members of the Board, and in discussing
the question, no little time was occupied.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

SATURDAY, March 6, 1869.
Nashville Cotton Market.
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TO Printers.

THE proprietor of one of the best-pdying
county newspapers in the State, desiring to
change his business, will sell his establish
ment on reasonable terms, Has the larg-
est circulation of any paper in Middle
Tennessee, and an advertising patronage
also greater than any other paper in that
district. For information apply to Union
AND AMERICAN and Bonner ofices.
fahIotf
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold recovered shade yesterday. The
following are the New York quotations:
Opened at 1905; was 1901 at 10:25; 1904
at 1l:45; 1903 at noon; 1901 at 2:25, and
closed at 1906 at 8 P. NJ. Dealers here
were paying 1904, and selling at 1911, with
very little doing.
Exchange on New York is in demand
at par buying, and &c premium selling.
There is but little doing in Govern
ment bonds in this market. The new issue
series are taken by brokers at the New
York rates, and are sold at &c advance.
The following are the New York quota
tons of yesterday:
United States Ga of '81 J1Rl
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We have in store large lot of seed Po-
tatoes, which we are offering as follows
Russetts, 50 25; Neshannocks, IS 70
White Sprouts, "a so; Early Goodrich
s. 90; Pink Eye, SIS so; London Lady,
81 so. GENNErt 70,
no.1w 6S and 65 South Market
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FROm J. ". MANNER, ESQ,

FROM J. ". MANIER, ESQ,
Firm of PIgUe, Manner & Hall, Nash
willie, Tenn.
a girl living in my family had been
deaf for some time and was restored to
hearing by DIR. Lighthill, under whose
professional care l placed her few days
ago.
February 9, 1869, ]. W. Manner.
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FROM VIM. J. PEACOCK, ESQ,

Bell Buckle, Tenn.
DR.. LIGHTHILL Dear Sir-The case
Of nay daughter has turned out just as you
said it would. The discharge from her
ears has entirely disappeared, after the ap-
plieation you made and a few days use of
the remedies you prescribed. Her hear
ing is very much improved, and her gen.
eral health is better than it was for some
time. 1 feel under many obligations to
you, and hope you may be as successful
with all of your patients as you have been
with my daughter.
l am, yours truly
VIM. ]. PEACOCK.
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GO and 90
roob orankers

FoE choice fresh crackers of every va
riety at low price, go to TOtten's, q Col
lege street. enZo'li' 5
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FROM JAMES n. AENDRICK, Esq,
Secretary Nashville Gas Light 90.
NASHVILLE, Feb. A, lS69.-By the sci
entific treatment of DR.. Lighthill, l have
been relieved of difficulty of the Ear
and Throat, and | take pleasure in recon-
mending him to any of my friends and
the public, Who may be suffering in that
way JAS, II. KENDRICK.
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The monthly meeting of the Cumber-
land Presbyterian Sabbath School will be
held this evening at 81 o'clock. The ad-
dress will be delivered by DR.. Charles P.
Baird. The public are respectfully in
,-;,ol 10 ottapd
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We have one or two good job presses for
sale, which can be had at bargain, by
application at the office of the Union AND
AMERICAN.
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Criminal Cnnr1
Acknowledgment.

There was no session of this tribunal yes
terdsy owing to the meeting which was
held in the court room.
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in meeting Of this kind: where gentle
men so adverse in education, political
training and political action meet together
and talk over such matters. He was al
ways happy to meet gentlemen on the
other side and hear them speak. We are
all American people in the same boat and
cannot get out. He hoped that boat
would reach the port without being
shipwrecked. He thought that ia Gen.
by Rev. Daniel Watkins, colored, in q few
remarks. After few remarks from other
gentlemen, Jackson B. White and Mr.
Gentry moved that committee of three
be appointed to invite citizens of all par
ties and political sentiments, to attend an
adjourned meeting next Saturday night.
The number Of thecommittee was increased
to nine, and were appointed by the Chair
as follows
Governor Foote, Judge Lowering, Col.
CoIyar, jackson B. White, Eugene Cary
James Whitworth, Capt. F. s. Allen, Rev
Daniel Watkins, colored, aud Randall
Brown, colored. The name Of Mr.. Shank
land was added to the committee.
After some remarks from J. p. Rexford,
the meeting adjourned until Saturday next
at half-past seven o clock.
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For Supreme Judge.

We are authorized and requested TO an
nounce Hon. J. o. Shackleford as cam
didate for Judge of the Supreme Court OF
Tennessee, at the election to take place
9th of May, 1869. mar6-tde
Attention. House and Hotel Keepers.
T P. Wade, the old established Lock-
smith and BelI-hanger, is back in his old
quarters, after thoroughly reftting; and Is
now better prepared than ever to attend to
the wants of his old customers, and as
many new ones as may favor him with
call. Key-ftting, silver-plating and gen
ersl repairing promptly attended to. New
locks made 10 order; also, silVer-plated
window-sash, door-plates, etc, etc. No. %
Deaderick street, sign Of the big bell and
golden key. The only Lock mandatory
in the city. maro-u
WAGON MAKERS and dealers will find
full stock of hubs, spokss, felloes, axles,
thimble-skeins and iron for sale at French
Brothers, No. 81 and Ga Market street.
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New York Markets.

New YORK, March 6.-Cotiou frmer
and more active; sales of 1900 bales up
lands at 29fc, also / 500 bales in transit.
Flour S. $500 Is. Whisky 95e Rice
quiet. Coffee dull. MOlasses dull. Sugar
Cuba, 13@l32c. Wheat quiet and un-
changed Western corn 94@943c.
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New York Dry Ooods Marset.

New YORK, March 6.-Moss B B I'M
bleaehed muslins 134e; Pepperill LAG
I4lc; Laconia 194c, and B 144c; Law
renee E 15c; fremont E l01c; first class
,r;nts I9Inl3lc
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Memoirs of Service Ah0at I'm the sum
ter and Alabama, by Admiral
Semmes.
After a careful reading Of the above
work, hazard nothing in saying that
every page is full of interest. The author
has proved himself statesman, philoso-
pher, seaman and warrior; and he has risen
high above the usual selfish feeling that
generally marks the pages of such work,
he has been able to grasp the past, pre5ent,
and the future, and draw them go plain on
his chart that every one may read with
interest and profit. The craftsmanship
displayed, the navigation of the ocean, the
natural production of his career at sea,
combine to make this work of the highest
interest to all. This work is published in
Baltimore, the authors native home, and
is sold by subscription only. Will be ready
for delivery in short time. A CITIZEN.
d. 3. Hicks. as agent for the above work
is now ready to take the names of all that
wish copy of this book.
March T,-tf