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BALTIMORE, July Z2-vnginia SKIES, old, 5iX bid,
30 asked North Carolinas, old, A bid.
Corn quiet
NEW YORK, July 22-Stocks dull and steady. Gov
ernments dull and steady. Virginia 6's IS; do. new
721. North Carolnas. A; do. now, 26X. Money
easy, j. Gold heavy, LT. Exchange, long, lok4
BALTIMORE, July 22.-Cotton nominal; low mid
dlfngs l95 Flour steady. except old stock. Wheat
steady and firm choice white, 81 GOAL co. do good to
prime, s5a1 -; amber, good to choice, q Bal So
good red to prime 4oai 49, common to fair, 81 25a
IS; Ohio and Indiana, 81 .Sal 40; Pennsylvania,
81 2sal %. White southern corn frmer, so; yellow
.solthhern dull s2as3; mixed yestern quiet 7Os7l
EN-, 59a6l Pro,iicciinns unchanged Whisky higher,
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Government securities.


BY BaHksrs, B7ntsrs' aad GoxqnisYcial T,lsgyGpA
Lewis J Johnson q 90. quote stocks and bonds, in
home and foreign markets, Is follows:
NV YORK, July 2e.-First Board, 1880 8. M
L :. 6-. 1sSl coupon. l53z; 5 s, 90, coupon, ll44
520s, 81. eOuponll3s; 5-?0s 65coupon, 1884 :5s 5,
new, 6s, coupon. n21s; 5-2l's, 90, coupon, 112ESi
6-D 6o coupon ll2.s; 10 40 coupon, Curren-
cy 6s, H35f; Mariposa, A.. Canton, Is; Cumber-
land, =; Western Union Telegraph, 56H: Qucksil-
YER. ny; Pacific Mail: $50; Boston Water Power
~; Adams Express, 9S; W ellis, Fargo & Co.'s Elk
press ,i61s American Express So of a. United States
Express, SO; New York Central and Hudson, s5lS
New York Central Scrip, eo7S; Erie, 2Szs do. pre-
f fs -: Harlem; lN; do. prefd, :; Reading;
Michigan Southern. l07%; Union Pacific Railroad,
?6ss Illinois Central, 1S3 ofd; Cleveland and Pitts
burg, lI9; Northwest, 651S do. preferred, SZs;
Cleveland; Columbus, Cincinnati and indianapolis
=; New Jersey Central, 1854: Rock Island, 1861
Milwaukee and st. Paul, 1A;. do preferred, az
Wabash and Western. sS1S; Delaware, Lacksvana
and Western, 1854: Fort Wayne, ON; Alton and
Terre Hsute, :; Hannibal and st. joseph, 20; Chi:
Migissippi certiscstes Az; Columbus, Chicago and
Indana Central lsS Tennessee 6s, old, "; do. new
.s oif'di do new, ~; Missouri s's, %; Cen
tral Pacific Bonds, oSl; Union Pacific LIST Bonds,
SA. Gold, ll1,s Market strong.
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NOTICE TO BRITISH CLAIMANTS.

Notices hereby given that the undersigned, Third
Secretary in her Britannia Majesty's Diplomatic
Service, has been appointed agent for Hor Britain
mic Msjesty's Government, and is authorized to re-
ceise, at Washington, any claims the part of cor
poratisns, companies, private individuals, sub
jects Of Her Britannia Majesty, upon the Govern
ment Of the United States, arising out of acts com
nttted against the persons property of subjects of
Her Britannia Majesty during the period between
the 18th Of April, 1851 and the 9th of April 1865 in
elusive, and which yet remain unsettled, coming
within the provisions Of Article IL and the five next
following articles Of the Treaty Of Washington of
the sth of May, 1871; and accordingly, all persons,
being subjects Of Her Britannia Majesty, who may
have claims Of the nature described In the said art
cles and which they desire TO have laid before the
Commissioners to be appointed under those articles,
are required to notify such desire to the under
signed, at his Office No. 703 18th street, between
New York avenue and G street, Washington, d. O.,
and to transmit to him forthwith the particulars of
their claims, together with the requisite documen-
tary evidence or information in support thereof for
the purpose Of being submitted TO the Commits
sioners.
And whereas various documents in support of
claims upon the Government of the United States
coming within the sfofesad articles Of the treaty
have from time to time been transmitted TO the For
egn Office in London, and are still retained in that
Office, notice is further given, that all such docu-
ments, now in keeping of the Foreign Office, will
forthwith be sent to the undersigned for registration
and classification, together With these which may be
now deposited in Her Britannia Majesty's Legation
at Washington. Persons who have claims on file at
either of the above mentioned places requested
TO inform the undersigned of their desire to have
them registered for submission to the Commits sioners
Further notice will be given Of the day of the first
meeting Of the Commissioners, within six months
from which every claim is to be presented to tho
Commissioners, unless in any whore reasons
for delay shall be established the satisfaction Of
the Commissioners, when the period for presenting
the claim may be extended By them to any time not
exceeding three months longer.
HENRY HOWARD.
WARRINGTON, d. c., July Is, 1871. jyl5-eo2w
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The NEW YORK FRAUDs.-The New York
Times Of yesterday reiterates its accusations OF
swindling against Mayor Hall and Comptroller
Connolly, invites them again TO bring the issue
into the courts, and makes the additional charge
that one Of the ring dummies has received nearly
5000 900 in two years for furniture supplied TO
the new courthouse. The Trlb.s.s says that
Messrs. Hal, and Connolly cannot afford to
ignore the rines Invitation to test the matter In
the courts. Noe even, the World undertakes .
reply in behalf OF the ring.
And Jet the Tammany organ in this city Is
not happy, because its ring cannot ges control OF
affairs in this District
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The Baltimore Sun pronounces the noisy din
Of crying newspapers IN this city on sundays .
"rest and unnecessary nuisance" and inquires
xhy IL cannot be remedied In Washington as IL
vas in Baltimore, through the direct action Of
the police by prohibiting the Drawing noise as
!. disturbanee Of the peace, though not at all
interfering with the supplying OF the news to
sueh As want ftp In this way, while each indi-
,tdual enjoys his own rights, the community
generally are not ineonYenienced.
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The Pat~s0t tells about . list Of Taxpayers fn
circulation IN opposition to the Improvements
plan Of the District government In view OF ne
bogus nature OF the signatures % psevioas
Document. - The sors-calls for anti-improve-
ment meetings, &c-y-sosten MP BY the "outz,S
nothing short Of IN afidayit from each signer
upon this new list that the signature h genuine
wfil satisfy the public And OF the genuine
agners We dare say that nins-tenths Of them viii
declare that the purpose for which they signed
has been entirely nisstated, - was the case, 10
viii be remembered, with the signers to the call
for the Capitol Hin meeting.
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The Rockville Sentinel says that Gin every
county convention, lately held in Maryland,
where resolutions were offered endorsing the
new departure" dogma, they were voted down,
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Among the names mentioned In connection
with the Vice Presidency, none seems to be
received with such favor by the press and the
public a. that of James G.. Blaine.
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The Chicago Republican comes out decidedly
In favor Of the reelection of Grant. This In
answer to Logan man, who wanted to know,
You know.
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Gen. Sherman has given another frank express
sion Of opinion on the Presidential question, and
declares that Grant viii, and ought to be re-
elected.
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Largest Circulation in the District
The Star by Mail.

Persons leaving the city for the summer or
sny portion Of it may have THE STAR sent to
tseir aG-oss for such time as they desire, at the
rate e. fifty cents per month. Orders, accom-
psnici > the money, should be sent TO the busi-
ness Office CT the paper.
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~ CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHrRCH.
~ Columbian Law Buiding. 9Th street, between
n Gnu - 81 ELS. EIe1Chihg IL nOKk0M. 23d, at
n a. "a; and P M, BY Rev. WM. W. REESE, Of
n"I. o. o. F.-GBAND LODGE Tho Annual
e Rs ON %fbS & 81 SEW 5E2gs
st al i5off SWEET isf!19 Ct oe sa4esTSS
uS in the bible, compared with he $500 ~
R5sehed from the Catho and PrStestan pnieifs
the Chris;adeIphian Synagogue (kiarini's Hi ~
St, bet 9TH and 10 sts. N ". Public invited IT.
0SCHRlSTIAN BETHLEHEM SHEPHERDS,
uS MOUNT OLIVE GROVE, No. 4 o. @. b. s.
special meeting will be held at the Hall on MON
D - EtENING 2sih July at clock. Business
1t THOMAs RICH, Or. Secretary.
TI Q. OF RECHABITES.-COLU Dis
sr Oh and sT re- ToM6 fs e aFs sb a
A a.f.s at o clock, for the purpose Of
WADE i AiexandTis Member Of Primary ~ Tents F. =
are invited to unite T Tii9 gs Ry SFdeE q p
TTHERE VILE BE A PUBLIC TEMPER
w ANCE MEETING under the auspices OF the
CENTRAL CATHOLIC TEMPERAOE UNION,
SUNDAY, July ed, at clock D. m. The Rev. Pi
hHSGIai G, ths Rey F e. MeDevtt, Hon D;
others will address the meeting All friends of tbe
cause arc cordially invited 10 attend. BY order of
1t THOMAS MALONEY, Secretary.
TTHE SUNDAY GAZETTE,
Ever Popular and always Acceptable, will, in its
TOMORROW,
Excel in Originality Terseness Style, and Variety.
- ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED UNTIL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-22

CALIFORNIA WINES.
A full supply on hand. Will sell by tho case to
dealers at New York prices, freight added Also in
BLACKBERRY WINE;
BLACKBERRY AID GINGER BRANDY;
RASPBERRY SYRUP;
PURE OLD RYE WHISKY, for medicinal use;
And Philadelphia ALE AND POTTER, at Is cents
per dozen. III. EGAG
ly2-S Corner 7th and l. streets
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nFTHE CAPITAL,
W FOR July %, CONTAINS
THE ANGEL. Continued.
ART CULTURE.
WHAT YOUR POISON.
CORRESPONDENCE FROM FASHIONABLE
EDITORIALS ON
SAN JUAN BOUNDARY QUESTION
DEFENCE OF MRS. WHIRToN'
SUNDAY YELLs AND SUNDAY PROTESTS.
THE HACKMEN.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES, &c, &C., &c.
SOCIAL GOSSIP WITH ANNA AT WEST
With the usual variety Of Poetry, Tales, and
news.
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BOARDING..

E>OR RENT, WITH BOARD-August LIST, 1876
JIG 18th street, neatly furnished, newly papersd
ROOMS, On suite OF singly, on second nd third
floor; house with modern improvements. jy21-Es
ELIGIBLE AND COMFOBTABLE ROOMS,
II near the Departments, With frst-class Board,
can be had at No. 1915 street, on reasonable
terms. Also, Table BoardGs accommodated. fes- II
EIRsT-CLAss BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
at 1901, corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th
street. Good location and accessible. mhZ3ly
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PERSONAL.

l. CNO EUMKELLER, OF BADEN. lsfe OHIO
~ N.innieers, > disc hsIged from Company q. v n.
9, - " ashingtun, ID. c, OF fhcse knowing about
lean and FOREIGN Agency, t25 7ih 1t iva lWs
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BANKERS.


"AsHINGTON CITY SAVINGS
w BANK.
Corner 9TH Street and Louisiana Avenue,
PAYS INTEREST ON ALL DEPOSITS.
Interest Commences from date % depo-its
Deposits b. made and drawn AZ will
my0-u j. A. RUFF. Treasurer
MIDDLETON a CO.,
BANKERS,
I<27 Street, 1.-TWO doors from C. y. Treasury Re.
partmeut,
WASHING TON, ID. C.
Receive Deposits, and transact General BsnEias
Business.
Exchange on the principal cities taken and given
at par 10 our d-positOrs.
Information cheerfuliy furnished in relstiou tosa
ecurities
Loans negotiated on the best terms
Claims before all the United states Departrl anfz
have our personal care.
delO-iftf MIDDLETON co.
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OST OR MISLAID-A BUNDLE OF PAPERS,
L. at or near the corner of OH ST. and Louisiana
q, enue suitable reward will be paid by leaving il
al Justice MILLS Office 602 La. avenue. iy22-2tf
I OST-sunday, July 9th, in or near 6th-street
SAIC PIN. Tho finder will be suitably rewarded
by returning it to No. l22 New Jersey avenue,
south. jy2l-3ts
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@ Il & LTIES!
Ladies', superfue BRITISH HOSE. regular made
double heels and toes, pair for Ell
Ladies Hemstitched Fine LINEN HANDKER-
CHIEFS, for Ell.
Ladies' Hemstitched Finer LINEN HANDKER-
CHIEFS, for I'll.
Ladies' Hemstftched Finest LINEN HANDLER
CHIEFS, for S1.
Ladies Hemstitched superine MOURNING
HANDKERCHIEFs, f0r 81.
The 50 -vhslebone FRENCH CORSET stSI
Those sets Of lovely NATURAL CURLs 81 Ell each
Those beautiful Gold Plated and jet and Gold
BRACELETS AZ 9 each.
That handsome assortment OF FANS AZ Ell each.
And the splendid variety Of LADIES' GARMENTS
Gents ssyper-extrshne BRITISH HOSE, pair
Gents superhne (Al BRITISH HOSE, 8 pair for 81.
Gents super-stOut "a Al BRITISH HOSE, 3 psir
for Ell
Cent? Yin. All Linen HANDKERCHIEF. q
Gents sIpsrfne LINEN HASDKERcHIEFs, 5
-Four Of tRs best BATH TOWELS you ever bought,
sILvE n Il n G,s,
312 SEVENTH STREET,
Jyll-u Near PennsylN ania avenue.
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= HAVE JUST REcEIyED ANOTHER SUPPLY
TEA. At !, cents per Is Thoss thai have been tG
sre. * 9 Ss Sss
sssk. snd Al other srsdes In proportion.
iyf1-A Cornsr 7th and streets.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
has obtained from the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia holding special term letters of
Administration on the personal estate of JOSEPH
deceased. All persons having claims against the
same, with the vouchers thereof to ths subscriber
before the I'd day OF July next they may other
wise by law be excluded from all benefit of the
said estate. Given nnder my hand this ed day Of
July ISL.
jy22-sSt SARAH RosENTHAL
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Excel in Originality Terseness, Style, and Variety
- ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED UNTIL
TWELVE 12l O'CLOCK To NIGHT. It.
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OUTSTANDING CLAIMS AGAINST THE COR.
" PQRATI0NS OF WARRINGTON AND
GEORGETOWN, AND THE LEVY
COURT.
ALpHRMRHh CHAMBER, CITY HALL,
: WAsHINoToN, ID. O., July q, 1871
Notice 10 hereby given, that the Commission APP
the District Of Columbia, approved yue ls, lsf 70
Corporations Of Washington md Georseto0n, and
the Levy Court, and for other purposes Yill be in
session daily In the Aldermen Chamber, City Hall,
from 10 q m 10 3 D M, whore ali persons HAVING
claims against the aforesaid Corporations and the
Levy Court requested TO le the me, tog sther
nth AL evidence relating thereto, OF before the
rst day Of September, eighteen hundred and seven
A. 8. PRATT,
- 5. II. -, FAEHTx.
h ua-tauIM WM. DIXON.
T(Chron. Rep. Patriot and wash. Anxzeiger.l
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No. zee, oHefoB STOCK mo. 4se
TIE ST.. SOW ofss At Urn 81.
IA y X BITER's,
HBw NUMBER, Ass.

The largest and choicest selection Of PAPER
HlNGINcs In the District. ranging In price from
5s sfRt ssfIHs and Broc.de eils-, entirely
new and pskent goods; Oinch plain Tnts for finish
ing, plain Iaosins with gilt rods Nth full iins
ssSortment IN the Distfict. PAneling With plain
Paper and Git Rods, or In initiation Of Woods, and
ecuted in the boGf manner.
PICTURE IRAMDs. embracing Walnut and Gilt
Gut France, dinrOt sizes, In store; Card Photo
gsph frsmes ress ysrissy az gs1 nE syie Photo
sises and color. Shades made 20 order. limited
but choice selection PAINTINGS, ESGRAyINGS,
and CHR0M0S, handsomely framed, always In store
Terms positively cash.
a. MARKRITER,
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FOR SALE.


RILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE.
-Four Carom and four Four pocket RHELAN
TABLES in good condition, with
everything complete, Gill be sold at +,
half the usual prices. "
je2s-t 500 9Th street, Washington, d. @.
EOR SALE-A genuine double barrel "Purdyn
SHOT GUN, but little used; in perfect repair;
first cost $50 gold, exclusive Of duty. bargain II
8, at SIT 18th street. je3
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-06


About 8 o'clock last night a distressing
accident occurred in Edgefeld, caused by
the explosion of coal oil lamp at the re-
sidence of j. w. Cole, on the Whites
Greek pike. By this explosion, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. Cole, aged about 10 years, was
seriously if not fatally injured. We did
not learn whether or not she had the lamp
in her hand at the time of the explosion,
but be that as 1t may, her clothing took
IRE, and her breast, arms and hip were
burnt to such an extent that at this time
of writing she is considered in a
precarious condition. Mr.. Cole happened
to be in the house at the time of the ex-
plosion, and grabbing a bed-quilt, he
wrapped it around his daughter, and par
tally subdued the flames. and in the at
tempt his hand was badly burnt. Mr..
Hutchi:on, the City Marshal, was within q
hundred yards of the house at the time,
ard hearing the report, thought it to be
that of pistol. He hurried to the spot,
and seeing what occurred, materially as
sisted Mr.. Cole in rescuing his daughter
from the horrible fate which seemed to
await h6r-that of being burnt alive. At
this time of writing it is impossible to tell
how the accident will result, but from all
accounts the young lady will be fortunate
If she recoyers
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-06
berkshire Hogs,

There arrived by express on Tuesday
several hogs which are worthy of pass
ing notice. The lot consists of two sows
and boar, purchased of Thos. G.. Crutch-
er, Shelbyville, Ky. The boar, prince
ALDER" was bred in Canada by David
Stirleen, member of Parliament, is four
years old, and weighs, with bis cage, 7O4
lbs. He has taken any number of first
prizes in Canada and Kentucky. He is
brought to Tennessee for the improve
ment of stock here, and if we are any
Judge of such animals no better selection
could have been made. The two sows are
Young but fine size, and like the boar, are
highly bred Berkshire. Their appearance
will Indicate it, and we are 30 assured by
our fellow. citizens, Messrs. Thos. B. John
son and E. McIver, TO whom the lot be-
longs. They we're sent TO the country
Yesterday evening.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-06
LOCAL JOTTISGS.

Some time since, Mr. John Creighton, Q
gentleman of means, from Chicago, came
South for the benefit of his family's health,
Bis son aged about twelve years, and his
wife, being both in poor health A short
time nee his son died at the Nicholson
House in this city, of heart disease. His
remains we're sent North over the Louis
vile 4 Nashville railroad day before yes
terday, en- route for Chicago.
II was stated in the County Court day be-
fore yesterday by members of the Finance
Committee, that if that committee were
allowed a competent accountant. the inan-
ces of the county would soon be brought
into most satisfactory condition; that a
large amount of claims in favor of the
county would be collected; and that even
Squire Maxey would have money enough
for the proposed Courthouse improve
ments. How about the free bridge?
The County Court has refused to impose
a tax of one dollar on all taxable dogs in
the county.
Esquire Wilkinson was elected Notary
Public day before yesterday, by the County
Court, beating Esquire Baskette by only
two votes. He holds his Office for four
years, or until another bridge spans the
Cumberland.
Simpson Icard, colored, was arrested in
the Jungles yesterday, charged with assault
and battery. A shoe knife was found on
his person, and it is said that he bit apiece
of flesh from the face of woman named
Martha Lewis. -..--
There will be public temperance meet
ing at Sawrie's Chapel tomorrow, Friday,
night.
Day before yesterday an event occurred
on Cedar street which, for aught We know,
is the first Of the kind that has ever taken
place in Nashville. Il was nothing less
than an addition to Ames' menagerie on
Cedar street, in the shape of a young
Arabian camel, who first saw the light of
day at . o'clock P NJ on Tuesday. His
mother is twenty eight years old, and was
formerly employed in the United States
service on the great American plains,
about where Colorado is now, and: while
in that service carried Mr. Thomas Hodge
NOW the manager of Stones circus, }
eighty miles in one day, for provisions,
and eighty miles back the following day.
There is also in the mensgerie another
camel sixty-fve years of age, who has
twice made the trip to California over the
plains, as beast of burden.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-06
Tennessee industrial Exposition

We learn that in addition to the rail-
roads reported few days since, that the
Louisville and Nashville and Western and
Atlantic Railroads propose also to trans
port visitors to our grand Exposition in
May next at half price. We will report
the arrangements with other roads from
time to time as they are made We have
no doubt but that the half fare arrange
ment will be thoroughly perfected through
ont the entire Southern network of rail
roads as well as to many points in the
West. The cheap passenger fare as well
as the great attraction of the Exposition
itself (the prospects Of which have already
exceeded the highest expectations of its
mos. sanguine friends will it is thought
bring no less than $4,000 people to oul
CITY during its continuance.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-06
NASHVILLE, TENN,
New Advertisements.

W. D. Kline will receive this morning a
very choice collection of plants which will
be sold at reduced prices.
Campbell & Gunthsr, Tullahoma, Tenn,
have a secondhand soda fount for sale
A called meeting of the stockholders Of
the Nashville and Decatur Railroad will be
held at Pulaski on the 4th of May.
Yeatman, Shields Il Co. will sell this
morning a general assortment Of prints
and seasonsble goods.
A call is issued for a meeting of the
stockholders of the Nashville and North
western Railroad, at Nashville, on the 9Th
# May, to determine what action shall be
taken in regard to accepting the offer Of
the States solicitors to compromise the
States alleged lien on the road.
The National Hotel, kept by our old
friend Franklin Pierce, is alluded to IN
complimentary terms in the advertisement
elsewhere.
Meeting for Nashville Council No. l, for
work in the degrees tonight.
The citizens of Edgefeld would do well
to refer to the advertisements in city no.
tice column of J. Il. Dodd & Co. They
Lave a very large stock of family groce-
rles, which they sell at the lowest market
price.
G. Rice d Co. give notice that the draw"
ing of that elegant piano will take place
the latter part of this month.
Misses kid gloves just received by
Thompson Bros & Kelly.
The steamer America for Cincinnati to-
day.
The steamer Aid for Caney Fork to-day.
The steamer Talismsn for Cairo Friday.
Don't fail to attend the sale of lots by
Browns 4 Cheathsm in Maury & Clsi-
bornes addition to-day
Our readers are referred to the adver-
tisement of j. A. j. Rose, our well known
clothier, who has recently received his
spring stock Of goods, comprising one of
the finest assortments he has ever pre-
scented to the public, and embracing all
kinds of styles. Mr. Rose has long been
established in business, and has large
run Of customers who will of course visit
his emporium of fashion and examine the
latest novelties.
G. Rice 4 Co., the popular dry goods
dealers, have for inspection an immense
stock of staple and fancy goods, the de-
tails of which will be found in an adver-
tisement elsewhere.