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sdcIatdc Pht,t,rp, Coming.

L. ). Pdyspn, agent for Miss. Adelaide
Phillips was ia the ciIyycsterday arraug-
ing for concert to be given by that lady
N the l7ta inst. al Masonic Hall. Al
though stranger to this part of the coun-
lry. Sac COMES To our city backed by the
mpt complimentary criticism from the
press of the North and the old world.
Thc New York Tribune, ia the course Of
a lengthy notice of one of her concerts,
rcmuk-: #" ssy that Adelaide Phil
iipps is h. finest ,onlralto in America, Is
to sly nothing, for the reason that on this
side ui The Atlantic there are no com
pct;lDIs for her jaurtls. To say that Eu-
rope docs Hol possess her equal, is to state
"a fact. The San Francisco Bee is
equally "a complimentary in The follow
in, notice:
Among all Inc aTlistys, operate or
otherwise, who nave been here, none ever
won the favor OF the san Francisco pub
lie So en.irely as has Miss Phillips; and
the prospect that her attractive presence
and enchanting voice.
Whose ducet notes are Music. own.
Through Lon-y-.ps to rapture blown
Are about 10 be lost to us, is positively
uubcarable. She could not help winning
our favor; but 1t is too bad of her to gain
and thus ilt and fly a whole city full Of
admirers.
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Railroad Items

Yesterday morning two freight cars,
hitLer bound jumped the track On the
Northwestern Road al curve near King
stcn Springs. Trey were the two rear
cars, and the remaining ten cars detached
themselves aud came into the city, when
The wrecking train was sent out to recon
simCt the two rHuaWays.
There ought to be about one moro pair
Of wheels underneath the old locomotive
Nashville TO keep her from ''bobbing
around 50 much. II makes one nervous
to sec Lor operate, and the engineer and
fireman walk ike old sailors when they
are On Tho ground, so used are they TO The
wibble-de-wabhlc-dc moLlon Of that cid
veteran
Tho County Court concluded tIoir rail
roadItIes yesterday. Tney got the tram
on the track again, and although dame ru-
NOR had set tho community on uettlog, no
lives were lost, uor had the ''builgine
Inst.
Yesterday Jour CT loads Of wheat, one
Of corn, one of whisky, and i've OF coal,
were :. ceivej over The EdgeiUid aud Ken
lucky Road
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New Adyertiscments,

Yeatmsn, Shields & Co. sell largo stock
u new furniture this morning to satisfy
executions in hands of cons ableS.
Atkinson, Alsted & Co., have just opened
a new jeweiry store at No. 33 Union street,
and are receiving a large stock of the yari-
Gus articles in their line of business. Mr..
Atkinson is one of our oldest jewellers, and
withal a practical man who thoroughly
understands the business.
The lobe Hurt for the Upper Cumber-
land, Saturday, 4 P. NJ.
We direct attention to the card Of Chas.
Nelson, distiller and rectifier. He has IN
store full stock of fine malt, and every
thing necessary for distillers and dealers
The chancery sale of valuable tract Of
land, advertised by d. Il. Owen, G. and
NJ is worthy Of attention.
Adelaide Phillips concert company at
Masonic Hall, Feb. II.
See notice in bankruptcy by L. J. Har-
rison, United States Marshal.
John Overton offers $50 reward for the
arrest and conviction of the thief who stole
three COWS from his pasture.
A pocket-book found containing valu-
sble papers.
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TaEGxEAT FAMILY REMEDY

To prevent or conquer disease is grand and
noble achievement, and so surely the bullet
and bayonet will destroy, so surely Will the great
family medicine and household remedy, MISH-
LER'S HERB BITTERS, protect and preserve
human life. Now, the present is the most i'm
poEtant period of the year to prepare the human
system by using this celebrated Bitters for the
severe drain upon its 9Th which the near
summer months will bring, and under which an
Embraced, depleted and debilitated organism Will
speedily give way 1t is to prevent this evil re-
suit that this Btters is recommended for both
sexes ard all ages 1t is the most excellent spring
and summer tonic ever offered, and wher ever it
has been introduced it is found indispensable to
yourg and old. t purihes the blood and secre-
tons; accelerates the digestive functions; regu-
ates the liver recruits the vital forces tones the
entire system, and enables the weak and nervous
to sustain any fluctuations of the temperature or
changes In climate, febj deOdlW&Wlt4thp
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st. Louis Markets.

Molasses dull, N. o., 5s@62c. Rice II
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This heading has reference to tho MAJ
n6cent ham furnished 10y Hart & Henslsy
10 the Board of Trade meeting last even
ing. President French cooked it, and the
serving up was certainly ''done brown 10
the finest shade possible. The discussion
of grave matters of business was immense
ly lubncated 10y previous discussion OF
the ham and accomplishments, and nc
ton TO discuss the pork interests OF the
meeting was frequently passed, and as Oft
en- reconsidered, and passed again Board
of Trade meetings are good things 10 20
to, come TO, and stay with.
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NASHVILLE, TENN.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Tennessee and Pacific K1EIr9Rd.
Two Daily Trains Sunday exceptetl.
No. Leaves Nashville at. $40 A. N.
Arrives at Lebanon at s:l5 A. Is.
Leaves Lebanon at ---. $500 I. 81.
Arrives At Nashville at 7:I5 +. NJ.
No. Leaves Lebanon Att 90 A. -.
Arrives at Nashville at oslo A.
Leaves Nashville st 400 T. q.
Arrives at Lebanon at 6:I5 p. NJ.
Nashville and Decatur Railroad
GOING sOUTH-NAahTille and Decatur tEAins
save station on South Cherry street 81 80 A. X.
md 7 90 p. NJ. No train Sunday morning.
Accommodation n $3.50 P. ~, lgoes to Columbisl
Trains arrive st 4:S0 A. n. snd $3.50 P. X. Accom-"
nodAtios at :3e A. N. H..
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Leave Station on North College street, at $40
A. NJ and $3.50 P. n.
There is a passenger cosch attached to a freight
train leaving Nashville every day at 4:lG P. N.
The $50 ?. NJ. train does not op at any point
between Nashville and Gsllatin, e1cep. kdgehed
Junction, and does not run on Sunday.
Louisville and Cincinnati short Live
Railroad.
s:l0, 7:l6 A. NJ, and 400 1ll0 T. -
GalIatin AccOmmOdatiOn, Daily.
Leaves Nashville. ..-.....-...4 10 ?. 81
Arrives at GAllatln p H.
The 2:IO r. n trsia stops at all stations between
Nashville and Galatin except Rockland and
Peytons-
EdEeIieId and Kentucky ". u.
Trains on the Edgehsld and Kentucky Railroad
win run as follows:
Mai and Express leaves Nashville, 90 P. NJ.
Freight and Pass. ." 700 A, NJ,
Mail and Express arrives " $3.50 p. NJ.
Freight and Pass. sos A. N.
NJ. Louis, Memphis, Nashville and
Chattanooga Great Central
Through Line.
Chattanooga train Leaves. so A. NJ, and $50 Z.
" arrives IL 80 a.. a. and 3:45 A. d.
Memphis train leaves. 4 100 A N. and 800 P. N.
90 arrives 8 90 A. n. and 40 p. H..
81. Louis train leaves A 100 A. NJ. and l. 200
yes 500 A. NJ and $40 ?. n.
-heIbyville train lesyes..S:3O P. n.
arrives . 40 A. N.
hal 81 n, 1870 n. and $3.50 p. II. trains do
Sundays.
NJ and as p, n, trains run daily.
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NasbvIIIe Live SHOCK 1Iarket.
THE COTTON MARKETS.

Selma. Ala, Feb. I.
There were sales to-day to the amount
of $50 bales; middling 1444c; low middling
134@135c; strict good ordinary 134@13sc.
Boston, Feb.
Market quiet; middlings l5sc; net re-
ceipts 50 bales; gross receipts l, $50 bales;
sales $50 bales; stock 1000 bales.
wilmington, N. C., Feb. Z.
Market dull; middlings 144c; net re-
ceipts 1913 bales;sales % bales; stock 1874
bales,
Norfolk, Va, Feb. I.
Market dull; low middlings 14ci net
receipts 1890 bales; exports 1, OO5 bales;
sales 100 bales, stock 8,97S bales.
baltimore, Feb. Z.
Market dull and nominal; middlings IA &c;
net receipts $50 bales; gross receipts 635
bales; sales j15 bales; stock 1,24S bales.
Macon, Ga, Feb. 4.
Receipts to-day 555 bales; sales GA
bales: shipments 48O bales. The market
is unchanged, closing quiet and dull this
evening at 1896 for middlings.
Augusta, Ga, Feb. Z.
The market opened with fair demand
at 135@14c for Liverpool middling, and IA
@I4IIc for New York middlings. On re-
ceptlOn OF ADVERSE dCcOuutS, prices DecdLue
&c lower, and we close dull at 134 @13Ec
for Liverpool, and 14@14tc for New York
middling; sales sos bales; receipts 1,1ls
bales
Montgomery, Ala, Feb. I.
Our cotton market is dull and nominal
at 1850 for low middlings.
Columbus, Ga, Feb. Z,
Market quiet with fair demand for all
grades; low middlings, good styles, 133c;
sales 465 bales; receipts 354 bales; ship
ments 635 bales.
Atlanta, Ga, Feb. 8.
Market weak at 1910 for middlings;
l23c for low middlings; and 124c for good
ordinary; prime strict middlings COM
mands 135c; good ''Peeler" in demand at
133@14c; very little offering; Molina in
good demand at 133@144c.
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Before commissioner Goodwin.

John Hurt WIS brought before Commit r.
sioner Goodwin yesterday on the charge
of violating the third section of the four
teenth amendment. 1t was alleged that
he was a constable before the war, that lie
had engaged in the rebellion, and that lc
was now holding the Office Of constable il
violation of said amendment Mr. Hurt
lives in the 10th civil district OF Davidson
county. His case was continued until ihe
20th inst.
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Seed Potatoes.

We have in store and to arrive two thou
sand barrels of choice Northern Seed Po-
tatoes, consisting OF the following varie-
ties Early Rose, early Russell, early
Goodrich, Pink Eyes, Buck Eyes, Ne
shamrock, Peach Blow, Lcndon Ladys, Har-
rison, White Sprouts, jackson Whites and
also in store choice Navy Beans, Krout,
Cranberries, Hominy, etc. Gennnett &
Co., Nos. IS and IS South Market street.
fab2 Iw
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st. Louis Markets.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 9.-Flour-demand
light hut holders firm; superhne winter
So. 35@5.5O. Wheat stronger, No. red
fall S1.45. Corn dull but lower rates; for
mixed in bulk across the river 45@4Ge.
Oats better; No. 2, 50@51c. Barley, best
grades wanted; 8O@85e good to fancy fall
Rye firm at 97@9Sc. Whisky 90c. Mess
Pork firm at $3.50 Dry sailed meats
active and firm; loose rough sides 10tc;
clear rib 1O4c; clear sides lie. Bacon
sitter: loose shoulders 9sc; hams, sugar
cured 154c; plain canvsssed 16tc; clear
rib sides, seller Mich. 124c Lard strong
at I2Ic for prime steam. Hogs stiff at
S7.15@7.5O good to choice; S7.75@8. 90
for extra. Cattle unchanged.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI. Feb. 9.--Ootton quiet and
unchanged; middling l44c. Flour firm
and demand fine; family S6@6.25. Wheat
Demand fair; red S1.3O@1.33. Corn
Demand good full prices; ear 53@54c;
shelled 55c. Rye steady at $1,000. O6.
Oats steady; No. 2, 46@4sc Barley quiet
at S1.OO@I.O5 for fall Pork market
buoyant, but unsettled; sales of 100 bbls
of mess at 500 so, but generally held at
500. 10. Lard-Demand light, but holders
firm; sales at 12@124e, and 12c for head
and gut and steam and kettle. Bulk meats
Demand light, but holders firm; sold
at S5@1O4@11c, but held tc higher. Bs-
con-Demsnd light, but holders firm; sales
9sc, 1Itc, 12c, but held 994c higher
Hogs-Demand fair; advanced to 1880
7.75. Whisky firm at SIC.
Chicago Markets
CHICAGO, Feb. 9.-Flour dull and IN
changed. Wheat No. 2, closed firmer,
81 22 cash; this evening, easier at 81 214
oil 2l2c cash. Corn No. 2, closed firm, 49c
cash; this evening quite and unchanged.
Oats No. 2, closed at 1915. Rye No 2,
dull, 87@SSc. Barley No. 2, duh, SIC.
Highwines, sec for iron hoped. Mess
Pork. weaker, closed at $22 1922 S79.
Sellers March Lard, steady, 12tc@12sc.
Dressed Hogs, quiet, closing with buyers
at IS SOC; live, quiet, 81 1907 SOC.
Cattle, fairly active, 50 1908 25c.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 9.-Cotton dull and
lower; middliDg 133@135c. Flour in
fair demand and firm; extra family 80. 20.
Grain-Corn and wheat firm and in good
demand, but no supply. Groceries firm
and quiet Hay dnll; choice 500
Provisions firm and in fair demand; mess
pork S22.75. Lard I22@l4tc. Bacon 10,
II and 12tc. Bulk meats 81, IL and 113c:
Hams, sugar-cured, Ice. plain 15c, all
packed. Whisky 87@88c. Tobacco -
Sales, of 277 hhds at So to 50 for common
Tugs 70 medium leaf; $l6.75 to $500 for
common to medium bright wrappers.
New Orleans Market.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 9.-Pork firm and
demand fair; mess S24OO. Sugar quiet;
prime 9a@1Oc. Molasses steady with mod
crate demand; prime 50@52c, other grades
unchanged. Sterling exchange PIC on
New York; sight ! discount. Gold 1lls.
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This we'll conducted paper bR5 recently
been enlarged ID size and improved IN APP
pearance. Mr.. j " Chambers, propr!c-
tor and publisher, il at present IN the city
soliciting advertisements for his paper.
We commend him TO the consideration Of
own interest by keeping their names be-
fore the public, by iudicious advertising.
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Nashville Journal Of Tcdicinc aud
Surgery.

The February number of this excellouj
Journal, devoted to Medicine aud Surgery,
is upon our table, and as ususl is filed
extracts from home and foreign journals,
editorials, reviews, treatment of cases al
st. Yincents Hospital, etc. Like former
numbers, it will be an acceptable visitor
to the profession
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LOCAL JUTTENGS.

\ correspondent desires us TO call the
attention Of the proper authorities to the
dreadful condition Of the sidewalk on West
Cedar street, between Vine and Spruce
streets.
Something over $7OOO,OOO has been
paid 10y railroads 10 the State since June
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brotherhood Of locomotive Eu=5
IIerr$

The monthly journal, Broihcrhood a.
L0c0HtOti06 EhgiHeerS, for February, yui'-
lished by order of the Grand International
Division, has been received, and upon %
perussl of its pages we find It iui Of inter
esting matter o those whose interests are
represented. The present number con
tains great many contributions from va
rious parts of the country upon subjects
that will be enteraiuiu" io its numerous
readers
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The Amo,va, BntIdtne.

This handsome improvement on Church
street, adjoining the McKendree Church is
nearly completed, and is one of the most
attractive buildings on that thoroug hfare.
There are two spacious end elegant store
rooms on the ground floor, both Of which
We believe have been rented, and will Ice
0ccupied in a short time
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Nashville Produce Market.

PEANUTs-Receipts and sales of 1000
bushels to-day at 1925 per bushel.
DRIED FRUIT-We quote buying price as
follows: Apples 3@34c; quarter peaches
&C; half do. Sic. Sales from store to-day
of 10, 600 lbs apples at 4c.
BRAN-We quote loose at $17 q ton; in
sacks 1921.
PorAToEs Seed potatoes, all varieties,
advanced pc per barrel to-day, and are in
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Before Commissioners Noah

William Chandler, magistrate il the
18th civil district of Davidson county, had
a hearing yesterday, on the charge of vIo-
latiug the third section Of the Fourteenth
Amendment, having, as IS alleged, been z
magistrate before the war, engaged in the
rebellion, and held the Office of magistrate
since, in violation of said section His
case YVES continued 10 the 10Th inst.
John f. Cody, Of Nashville, was brought
before The same Commissioner, yesterday,
charged with carrying on the business of
retail liquor dealer and a dealer in leaf and
manufactured tobacco, withoutpaying Spe-
cial tax. He Mas required TO give bond in
the sum OF $500 to appear before the
Grand jury
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-10

London sdvices Of yesterc ay quote 5-20s
of '62 at 9Os; '65s at 9O4; 67s at S94, and
10-40s at S9i.
Tennessee Bonds are quoted in New
York at 81 for both the old and the
new.
Bank of Tennessee notes are dull and in
but little demand, Dealers buy at 72@73c
and hold at 76077c.
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DC, ENccntI.c CommiLtcc-

There having been omissions in our
previous publication Of tho names of the
Executive Committee Of The Press Associa-
ton Of Tennessee, appointed at the recent
session Il this clty, We ropubjIsh it as fol
lows:
Trap. Jones, UNION AND AMERICAN.
". r. Handy, Paris IatcIjgeaccy.
Albert Roberts, Republican, BoghcT.
J. o. Griffith, UNIoE AND American.
y. n. n0ak. ClsrRsyIltc I0J0cr0 JsuC
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sheep Killed.

A gentleman who was in the city yes;er
day Informed us that he saw large nun
Der of sheep strewn along the Buena Vista
pike, about four miles from the city,
which had been killed on Wednesday night
by dogs Would that the tax on dogs was
ffty dollars instead Of one,
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Man stabbed and Ki,led Near

We are informed by a correspondent
who writes from Gainesboro, that, few
days since, man named Daley stabbed
another named Kitches, at Buffers Land
ing, twelve miles from Gsinesboro, killing
him instantly. We have no precise infor-
nation as to the cause of the killing, but
it is stated that both parties had been
drinking quite freely during the day.
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Returned TO NnAhViIIe.

DR.. Mortimer has returned from his pro-
fessional visit to Huntsville, Ala. and has
taken rooms at No. p South Cherry street,
where ne will remain until the coming
April. Those who are suffering from any
form of chronic disease can call and consult
him.
Office hours from o'clock A NJ. until
9P.M jan19-tf
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uAVCuELOx,s uAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
the only true and perfect Dye. Misunderstanding
ble-Instantaneous-NO disappOintment-No ri
diCUlous tints-"DoEs NOT CONTAIN LEAD NOR ANY
NIrALIC Poison TO IEJURE THE HAIR OR SYSTEM"
Invigorates the Hair and Leaves it soft and beaut
full; black or brown. Sold by all druggists and
dealers. Applied at the Factory, 1G Bond street.
New York eep27-Iy
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East Tennessee. Virginia aud '1C"T
giR kRiIrORd.

Arrangements are now beng made 10
bond this road, in accordance with the re-
gulations of the Treasury Department, 50
that imported merchandise Can be import
ed to tGis city in bond. Tho papers viii
soon pass through Surveyor VOLTS office.
to be forwarded to Washington.
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The Union and American in MUIR
GreeSbOrO.

j. r Osborn, dealer in books, station
cry and wall papers, No. North side of
the Public Square, Murfreesboro, is the
duly authorized agent of the UNION AND
AMERICAN in that city to receive and re-
ceipt for subscriptions to the same. He
will also deliver the daily paper to sub
scribers in that city. feb5 d&w2w
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-10

County merchants, teachers, parentsand
pupils will find the best and cheapest stock
of School Books used in city, country and
other schools throughout the State at W.
o. Collier & Cos, a. Union street, Nash
vile Tenn. "
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KPEGIAL NOTICES.

IN YARD AND EOEs SALE FOW.
200 White Pine Doors, 1000 White Pine
Windows 5OO,O0O Cypress and Pine Shingles,
100000 feet Of ?, II, III a II inch Dry Pop
lar Lumber. RICHARD &. WRIGHT,
dec3 tlmyl7'1 Corner Broad and High sta,
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Before commissioner Gray.

Robert S. Patterson had a hearing yes
terday on the charge Of doing business as
g retail hgaor dealer without paying spe-
eial United States tax. He was bound over
TO the Federal Court
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-10

W. G. Collier & Co, Union street, arc
IN receipt of many new and frst-class goods
in their line, aud are up and ahead of time
in quality and prices. Stationery furnished
already printed if desired, ia the most ar
tistic manner.
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Nashville and Decatur Railroad
SInte Ind hIednesa Paid

The Nashville and Decatur Railroad CO.
paid yesterday, in State bonds, the sum Of
81, 702, 997. 10 to Comptroller Pennebaker,
being the amount of that Company III
debtedness to the State
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-10

LADIES can find genuine article of Lace
at Nine Seltz, 10 Church street Also,
old lace renewed and made to new sets, IN
the latest styles. feb7 lw
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CITY NOTICES.

Immense bargains in merino and wool
len Hosiery at the Trade Palace, No. IA
Poblic Square. JOHN GnGAN i Co.
feb9 If.
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Canton FIannels at 12t cents, and all
wool Flannels very cheap at the Trade
Palace, No. IA Public Square.
feb9 If. JOHN GILGAN Il Co.
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Now is the time to leave your order
with Gray 4 Noble, for your spring and
summer shirts. feb7 1w
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Removal

Having removed my school to 122 De-
monbreun street, l am prepared to receive
new pupils, provided they can enter one
of the classes already formed.
Young ladies from the country, or from
a distance, can obtain boarding in the
family of Elder P. S. Fall, and thus be IN
der the same room with the school-rooms.
Terms, Course Of Instruction, etc, made
known on application to J. S. FALL.
feb7 d&wtt
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Fifty thousand feet square cedar and &C.
dar plank, of all sizes, for sale at low price
for cash, at Spain & Hawkins, 40 South
High street. feb7 eod3t
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Cedar Posts.

We have 1000 Cedar Posts for sale low
for cash. SPAIN & HAWKINS,
feb7 eod3t 40 South High street.
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Inc best place to buy Dry Goods is at
the Trade Palace, No IA Public Square.
feb9 IT, JOHN GuGAN q Co.
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Ole hundred thousand feet pine and
poplar flooring and ceiling, for sale by
Spain & Hawkins, 40 South High street.
feb7 eod3t