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Wltt lcaya WEDNESDAY, Jsuusry - e,elack ra-
kSOR PANOLA, BELMONT, IT, ~ -
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WIZ laye Tilu RsDAT. January ii 4t 3 o'efosk P -.
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GESTON, SMITH AND, JEFFERSON, AON.
IEt9 aaA lmteru.fa sRet E-sr Ha Ss5zzsessssa
ia,at1 packet PITS
MILLER, Cap hlEruie 81 lI LEASE als's. For fr-u
.asafE= apply en- tsaidt or u
SMITH i FIAuSTER, 80 PGyd.,a street
SbDAIl, GREEN y co.
E Flgra Elark Iys5c o. B.aI7l- s.res a
r-atga freight,
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Wijlesye WtpS spAY, January %, at ) 'elo I'm.
sTOB 5 tiltEN EPUE I, GRAND U.s
Y4ZOO RTTER.

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ENOB GRENADA, Troy. GREEN a-s n.
NoOp i.ft t3BE, Marion, lA2UO CITY,
tGHtLA, sAIAErlA, yCKsBuRG all ssizzzss-
ar anijnE#R Ft4T va River Packet
' tift running steamboat MONROE, Capt
vii leave 40 shove 9r freight srpiy hotI
ls2b 4. NllSuNr n Caronieet street
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Horace Mann, in his lecture on woman, says
See but reason why woman should preach the
gospel and that is that it Is thousand times
better to go about practising the gospel than even to
rraa II
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RIV ER AND MARINE,

fTrlt Any PORT IN TIE GULF.-The
T. uv aDA cas Add viii 30 rcady 'reeei re3 N
81, ns eU1Fa. I9r IN, 81. ~ q VI r al L.
wH BARLI.l q % 81 conr''1 street
l'OR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER
aa new Baltaort Clipper Brig, i6ias, isy -s.d
eorrsrlG and eI found IN respect tra''y II %
10 Irrtsafgr7. aprt 10 6 " HNNspS So Camp 81 iA'A
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The Northern papers pabl,h further foreign
received at NsvYork by the Arabia from which We =
tract the following
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China and Giassscs.s.

MOBILE CHECKS-At sight or ON time,
I'VE wanted. COCHRAN & co, 50 Camp sreet
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VVANTED-A first-rate Salesman. in Furniture
w acquainted with the business Apply 10 BALD
WIN No. lS5 ChsthAns The best OF references required
WANTED-An honest, capable Foreman, in an estab-
w shed that understands the business,
apply G. w CORNING Foot OF isthst En- OF ol Eas Whist
WANTED Ladies, Hotel and Boarding house keep
w good Servants reminded Of MOklS COS
Cce No Resdest where the best ehoce
OF respectable be found Waiting for places TINS
dayWaser Vegetable Cooks Hotel and
Protestant excellent Characters Girls Tor house.
other Nurses and Samesses rev German
German Cosehmsn Gardeners, Waters farmes Terms
moderate
VNANTED-By a Protestant Man and his Wife, with
remembrance tuaons-he Coachman Gardener 'e
as Dynad They produce the highest testimonials for
cspabiy Can be No SIG Henry near Grand
or directed as above will receive attention.
VNANTED-One or two Entry Clerks. None need
apply but those who write good hand and are It'll the
Nos ll2 and ia Broadway.
"ANTED-A Man competent 10 take charge OF
Cooking Baking Department in the Ohio Institution for
Dumb person producing satisfactory credentials br good
competency land other need appy VIII una
Ter postpa The SUPERINTENDENT of the Institution for Deaf
and Dumb Columbus Ohio
VVANTED-TwO Boys, about l6 or Il years OF age,
w to learn light trade. Apply al No 49, Cen,rest coz lies
J. y o. H. "ALhEh-
ENANTED-A situation in newspaper, magazine OF
publication young Man who has received good r.
rcstiou good hsnd and translate correctly from Iie
French. Address !. c. Tribune Office.
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6uerial Notircs.

s,e Conmi,.ee Apo p;ed at the Mess Meeting Of the
Nd Al Infnusany al Monday Evening Anil n. would
n PrineTs ,uteres;ed the Trade
-, Soriefy. 90 meet on WEDNESDAY EVENING, April H.
- 3. Chatham Hall No 5, Chathamsqur.e Let every Pr.n-
L. u nranr
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AMpHTTHEATER, No.

S.-NEW-YORK AMPHTTHEATER,N No
- 81 Rowry week Of me Season WEDNESDAY EN-
Ire ;wd r.s Bears n sruceS Pas Deu1 ST. Barne sn.
Ps, splendid & ap0P Boz j. D. a s' abe c
BoS. IS eeS P, ~ cents Doors open at u
O'Clock.
vyO0Ds MINSTRELS-No. i44 Broadway, above
w Howsrast-OPEN EVERY EvENINa-H WOOD M.1'
emsny Musicians Etnopan Deineatos se equaed
sry ehei eanS m eve ,sS t ' Sd.m a5. The public
sre eecffay infredra discontinued
A CARD-BARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
H1ercciuy Informs fsnd hat the above eyai9;
oT bis benefit TEE comedy Of swBETHEARTs AND WIygS
oRPHAS's DREAM, concluding with the MILL SCENE.
EVENINGS with the POErS-H. :. SMITH viii
iiy' 6 a1S' d ssf' "lSo i
A Tc5r &c os sSS g i ella Hal On IT FRI
DAY ard SAT- sDAY EVENINGS
MUSEUM OF EGYPTIAN ANTIQUITIES, STUY-
M vEsANT INSTITUTE,
Now op.r the rare and valuable ooeor Pharonc Pole
Remains JUS. imported direc from Egypt and f2rmed at rea
in he Admission 50 :ens children 5 Catalogues. for
sale The Open during the Day aud Evening.
TEMPERANCE ard PHILANTHROPIC ENTER
Mon) AZ Hall Of Bleecker and Morsonsts
Duets and Gee, voess have volunteered their services
pubic will be delightfully."- entertained we aiding &c
INV ' -" S. INSLEE Chairman of Committee
ATETROPOLITAN HALL-SANFORDs GREAT
NE MISUNDERSTANDING PAINTING Of the MISSISSIPPI
RIVER only Painting exhibited OF the River from re
mouth the Falls Of tn Anthony distance OF nearly go mi
Exhibition EVENING u o'clock Saturday afternoons
8 o'clock. Admission 90 cents Children % cent?
BSchoos ard children with their parents admitted saturday
afternoons al ~ cents.
CECONDWEEK of JOHN OWENs MONT BLANC,
- AZ the Chnese Saloon $50 Broadway THIS and EVERY
EVENING during will be presented NJ JOHN OWENS
RAMeLES and ASCENT OF MONT BLANC entirely Or sna and
entertainments gogeouy illustrated by Gigantic scenes
magnifeence before attempted IN the neo
musical illustrations by Alfred Sedgc ESQ For
tcurs Programmes Admiration ~ cents Doors open al
O'Clock: commence before g. r. z BURGESS Business AGENT
VINHE WASHINGTON EXTIIBITION-In aid of the
Arts "A choice collection OF Pic
lures now open from "a NJ Till 10 NJ American Union
Galleries No 47 Broadway Adnttece . cenN season Ikss
50
DANVARDs PILGRIMAGE to JERUSALEM and
I'D the HOLY LAND isnOw OPEN tths
500 Broadway adjoining the Meuoqohan taned on
made spot b. Mr. bANN MD n per-
IL and on wednesday and sat
urday ocock Admission 5VctscncIen hhb oce
MATTER and SPIRIT No $50 BrOadway-EVERY
lNb EVENING this "Wednesday and Saturday
Something entirely Great variety OF
gentlemen them 10 eugn cry dance per-
' DR. B. BROWN WILLIAMS
S,PIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS.-Th two Messrs.
- BURKHARD respectfully invite the attention OF their
friends and the public Manifestations which they permit
All and truthdl III
phenomena They feel assredln
truth Can be seen at their No n Hudson from to L and
willing faHles requested
The afflicted call by the Agency OF Spiritual Inter
course Mr. HBURKHARD, has effected astonishing cures
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Nem publications.

YINHE FLYING DUTCHMAN Or, THE WE'D
DING GUEST AMSTERDAM, iustrateda thrilling Tale of the
Ocean, By Capt Merry.
This graphically abounds in thrilling Incidents spirited
dialogue humorous and prominently drawn character
The ingenious founded IN part strangely
marvellous legend Merry will be admitted by all who peruse
his has succeeded eminent degree producing the most n
esng fascinating nautical novelette, published in America
and that he has made hit Intervening the wonderful
legend in lie pages. Price Is cents
Another edition ready of
THE FORTUNES OF THE COLVILLE FAMILY By the
author of Frank Fareish Arundel" &c Pnce 81
Now ready,
RED HALL, Or, The BAEoNET's DAUGHTER
Il. LONG BROTHER, No 42 Annst.
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In dangerous Ground
south Ferdha Lo,-A ggsG meeting w be he'd ,4 =

South ferdhnm T5 Ro snSY EVENING" the i4th
D. M ~ f The purose Of offering for sale $50 building pOt
fo the easey portion Of the celebrated stoe isIn OF
lVIs NSDRiS situated Harlem Railroad opposite
Of noer These lots VIII be onered 70
10 the disposal OF the villages OF horrssala aug
ferm An those who desire procure besnnl
asIIot will find their interest 10 attend tn's neenS n
~ Tie location, manners OF disposal &c WI
kttn ne.op viii be in attendance a. the depot uppes
very dsy ON the ARRIVAL OF the t,n' winch cave te G'y %
fxSoi NJ and p o'clock P NJ 10 accompany parties 90 ae
~ MAPS ana eHeu-Ai' "a" " v M;GRAW.
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Gunner Retreats.

Gunner Retreats.
COUNTRY BOARD-Wanted by Lady aud Son
eight yesrs Of age board from the lat of May
STATE and particular and 3D.
d-e,s Mr., B. No London Terrace West Zst NeI-foEk
COUNTRY BOARD near GLEN COVE.-Gentemen
with families wish enjoy the comforts home and at the
sae time expenses Of the CITY,
oman god Board without bathing several farm
in the sicintyo Glen Cove Backrm The country proven
v healthy be bad cheap rate Shoot
pa fshng The fat CROTON plies twice day be-
Glen Cove and New York For particulars inquire Of
IFWIs JOHN H. LEWIS. No % Coen,iessip
or TO HENRY c. VALENTINE, Agent stGlen Cove Landing
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED-By Gentleman
~ Wife from the let of May next in location within one
hours Bergen Point Staten Island the East
River preferred Address w. H. H. Box No. 2 PostOfce
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4 YOuyG GIRL who give good recommendations
~ ability procure situation family
where she could render herself useful second servant Apply
20 80 West 22dI
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60 fObom it man Concern.

60 Ubom it man Concern.
ANY PERSON willing TO assist Lady in carrying
N out poe:t beneyoence by which loss viii the end
when much good be accomplished address
ROCHESTE of B. Palmer, Tribune Buildings References
SC. furnished satisfactorily.
CAUTION.-The public are cautioned against nego
~ e.mg the following dsobed Bills drawn by stage
sH Us ct Cineiuuit WORK DRAKE, New-York, viz:
Dated March t8 1885, at 90 DAYS 2Ot $3.50 eacA
Dated March ~, 1853. at 90 DAYS OF $500 each.
Dated March 81 1885 90 days, OF $3.50 each
Dated March - 1858, at 90 days, of a. 800 each.
Dated March 3 1885, at 90 days 2of =, 30 each.
dated March a. 1885. 90 days, ? of $3.50 each
mailed the subscribers Cincinnati on zn
March, and have Tot been received.
'' ~ E w CLARK DODGE & Co, Ne. 81 Wallst
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life IN AUSTRALIA. PUBLISHED THIS

II DAY
MY HOME IN TASMANIA. Or NINE YEARS IN AUSTRALIA By
Mrs Cbes Meredith Of Notes and Sketches in NewSouh
W,e illustrated with beautifully of the following
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I'VE feel assured work will become widely celebrated Is
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The details of Australian invested with wonderful charm 1t
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BUNCE L BROTHER, Publishers, No 1874 Nsssau-st " Y
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Hmu6cments.

INBLos GARDEN GRAND COMBINATION
ITALIAN OPERA TRoyPE Smgns The b1s:g5p1I. 'y As Fl
2 MB0Nl and MARETZEk TROUPEs-" EpNhsDAi' Apr"
lie performed D0Hi e, "a sS{ReSRiTA
Beoevent.no BsldAssAre n
ss Two Dollars and One Dollar soe0i 3 =, NSts MONDAY
ssa'.s,E md Fndsy .'D'-''
"A lBONrs GRAND OPERA at NIBLOs-A few
boz sd other choice Seats for la fnaNShnRfH CO..
Music-.tOre No. 4a5 Broadway
CRT0Ns THEATER Chambers-st = THIS
EVENING re- AgElls VII INK & E Plsyff oHARLEsu
S'' Dyott CsPt, cOPP D'''O"
e cca:as. w Ea; fhE s siARf FAMILY
. cents. second Circle Is Private Boxes 81 Or
ssaa ch'ir. IS cents
BROADWAY THEATER - E.AMARsHALt., Sole
1-'s-1HIs EVENING SSGHh hRT1o - Will De ''iio'n''
PORES, f Pops
l OBSTINATE FAMILY.
,' Ssd Nj Nh. w nSsoit hS%ts
90, open at 7; commences. at IT, Boxes anu SD'''
NALLACK,s MISUNDERSTANDING W Wal
H LACK Le..ee-J W. LEsTrS Stage MAn,ser-Ils Nv I'm
APn IS S wl9 b Pss:'fP'ffGhY AT THAT GAME.
od Leslie MI Le: 9yF LSey AFn'' Miss N''''
hSsy,., NJ, Icster Clara Doug '.....Mi ssL Kseps
Mr. bIosssS nance 70 commence at It. fqass
kess Circle 50 cent?; Family Circle. 1oe cents
INV ST. CHARLES THEATER-Bowery, tnear
Boxes and P.rqaet Is cts sesgTeS Seats
ss WIS EVENING April IS Will be Performed ~
barney OslAsber Mr. Pilgrim Y EVe epHsY Oh az;
"a; md sorelude with A KISS IN THE DARK.
ARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.IWEDNES -,
DAY AFTERNOON a O'clock the P1soSrc feas sas ana "a
stn Bal Exercises OF the ROMAN BROTHERS. the r,n
NEY-Eveyn, C. w Cluke, Clara, Mis- Mestayer In tIS
ktSlS0, At 1soeoek the ROMAN BROTHERS, besides AIM
ut and FIRST OF APRIL Admtance 70 the whole naam
~nlnsn's ks- 2csns Prques and First BAeony izf cen"
=
|FtELEEN wAlsON stin continues 70 be the great
satue IN the way theatrical su4sssnent and rapidly
~ sre& Iass 81 lhssss % 70 bpas. Families crowd Every
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yr,HE KEY! THE KEY! TO UNCLE TOMS

This great work will be ready on FRIDAY, April -
goo Copies FIRST Edon-5C Geo ordered before publication
Price 50 Cents in raper-7j Cents in cloth
JOHN p JEWETT Co, Publishers, Boston
For sale by al Booksellers in the United States
Published This Day,
TCyHE LIFE OF NED SCARLET, The DARING
HisHwAYMAN By the author OF " Claude puVhl I"h hIs'
Dick Clinton" etc Beautifully Ilutraied' fnee % cents
For sale by all BSokselleIs.
I $. REDFIELD, Nos. 10 and ll2 Nassau-st.' pub
S H IS OF THE CRUsADES BY Joseph Francois
Mcbaud Translated by v. Robson. vols, l2uo c.otn with
maps &c" - Recently Pubished-seeond Edition ,
NICK OF TIFF WOODS by Dr. r NJ Bard New and revised
edneT T WV YSSHEF n EXAS BS Philip Paxton with %
trntiops by DALEY Second Edition. l2mo, 81 %
THE WORKS OF HON WN H. SEWARD Edited by George
Baker with and other EngvlnEs IN me mshsst sye
the art Svo cloth vol - 90 hai call eA - 90 i
calf extra, 81 90 r.v-L
.,.o NOTES AND LAMENTATIONS TO THE TENT OF SIiAKS-
pTRtS PLAYS. From the early manuscript "
Of folio of 1851 n the Possession OF Johh rAyhe
vol il0 j. s REDFIELD Nos 10 ard ll2 Nass'ust
VNHF SPITFIRE, NAUTICAL Romance: by Capt.
L ChAmieI. author Of Tom Bovine ben eIaco' "a "a
Adams" SC &C. Complete in volume Svo 10 PIP r'e "
good nnstea novel highly reshed POW Since C9oPe,
and Manya ceased writing We have not had my
tb,s deTpor before the puOhc wit
viii he Ieishtd Capt. ChamieT Is lively writTL'
every page The work must become Immediately us-,l5
sbounds with sublime and correct descriptions u
lie on e ocesn we've Ii contains adventures ooth h1noios
s snd sfntmental wrought with so much ski as
either couvue with laughter or thri with
one of the and exciting tales tnst na a
ad ana being written by sailor are sphie an.
mi of life Though It not 50 entirely pa9tSa Guy
& who are not particularly fond Of such books Will ind me
h' fuS Snssaf and for by BUNSE BRoTHEk
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HYFW WORKS PUBLISHED THIS DAY, and

E.N
~ for sale hv G. I. PUTNAM Go, No 10 PaTk-plaoe o
COMPLETE WORKS Of REV. LEONARD WOOD, 4Eos" 60 ;
CLth sl2 . ,0,,,,Yprrcurp exol. ,9,o co,b as
pEASTN AND FAITH and Other Msceanes by Henry Rogers
- ~ The Eclipse Faith" limo, cloth 81 %
tIE MODERN FARMER Or Howe IN TIE COUNTRY; GesEned
and &C. BY Rev J. L. Blake with EnrAN-
ipgs: cloth, :! - ,D So,--v
~ ~ Hsrdnau with engravngs 2Ipo cloth 70 cents
1L iFF or LADY JANE TRAY by ID W Bartlett l2mo slot
FiFNFSTs or HEALTH. AND PklNClfLhS VI FsNiALe
bYGiFXE by f j. Tit NJ D. Emo el9ta - -, rt,p
PRiSCIPLfS or BOTANY, As EXEMPLlFIEp ~ Itis
CRYPTOAMIA for Of Schools and Colleges by H. .oa'A'
Cloth .. eruo, cp.v r4,.S With a Neuoir
Nv Prot Reed limo cloth, 81 IS ,, ,,,,s,,,,,n, D.
D4isToRY OF THE VALLEY OF THE MISSISSIPPI BY H.
bS RyS on LIFE AND HEALTH: Or the Laws IND
~ PHysIcAl CULTURE By w A. Acor NJ d. Cloh 81
NEW MUSIC for the PIANO FORTE.-ALlCE
~ RFDOWA point OF and elegance model arrange
IL IS OF execution
TtiE FAIRIES Romantque Its form vares soniew nat
he style Performers Of taste and Ordinary esa-
csy will AZ once appreciate this me COMPOSITION ~ -
rpIET NY BARR; For female voices lie composer,
r.nis Al the head Of writers Europe ana many
81 have become popular in this country o.
render this Duet one OF hncken
s The SCI interesting and
VhSKEP DOODLE with variations by Max braun LES
her sboed piece mere extravarant d.ts sn n
an M in whlom huln-drun style Asnousn IN
rnns, ment IL embodes TASTE hunnoi Mccoy -" AsS
Pls1e netice. Braun's arianser
pCi .ale ty al respectable HpGe asHe"'
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FtELEEN WILSON stin continues TO be the great
inIe 70 way o. thsaes and is rapidly bear
IN srsai ass IT. lass % 70 Staas. Families crowd Every
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6onses Uamte6.
Bonses TO Get.

A SIORE to LET-The Store and Back Room Of
ms. NO Old hndsonH corof Amos let Inquire on thu
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-21

z. F. BELL.
Wholesale and Retail Grocer, Dealer in Foreign and
Domestic Liquors, Receiving, Forwarding and
Commission Merchant
Opposite Sewanee House, College st, No %.
teb2
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NOTICE TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS.

TWROUGH by Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroads Phil
adeipba 10 Pittsbug Pa, Aassiliou, Wooster Cleve-
land, Toledo Columbus Cincinnati, indianapolis Lafayette
Tere laue Chicago and AlkaUie Through bv Railroad
from Philadelphia to Cincinnati in 81 hours
Shortest and quickest route from the Atlantic Cities to the
Great West. Passengers will find this the most pleasant
20 \ Orleans Only S1 to Cincinnati; Sl2 to Louis
vile; Sic to St Louis Via Pennsylvania Railroad an the
following daily Steam Packets from Pittsburg BuckeveStae
Capt BeltShoJver leaves PSburg Sunday; keystone
Sae, Capt Charles Stone, leaves Pttsburg Monday ALE
cheney Capt Charles Bachelor leaves Pittsburg Tues
daT Crystal Palace, Capt kountz leaves Pittsbufg We'd
desdy; Brilliant, Capt K Grace, ieaves Psburg Thurs
dav rrsbTg Capt Hugh Campbell leaves Pittsburg Fri
d. Messenger No 2 Capt John Kineielter leaves Pitts
b rg Saturday boarding and lodging board the Packets
itsburg 70 Cincinnati, 81 Louisville, So; ST.
Louis, s..
Fare through By Railroad from Philadelphia to Psburg
- 5u Mass0n SO Cleveland, $1O Mansfield and Crest
line Sill Columbus So Co. Toledo 3d. Cincinnati via
SIS % To Chicago, Waukegan Kenosha, ILL., Racine Nil
wauEie SheboyEan, Wisconsin, via Detroit and Michigan
Central Railroad SIS.
The Cars viii leave the Commonwealth Station, " E.
CoTnear Scuy Fifth and Market Streets where tickets
be purchased OF Bingham Dock Agents Of the State
and Columbia Railroad Lines.
The morning Express Train through to Pittsburg Cleve
land, Cincinnati and Chicago viii leave at 7 0 clock 4 H.
Through to Cincinnati il - hours.
The night Mail Train at To- p NJ. Through to Cincin-
matt in Is hoU including nights comfortable rest at
IittSburg
The above lines pass through end stop Lancaster Har
risburg LewistOwH, Huntingdon, HoIlidavsburg John
stown Greenburg and Intermediate pIaces
NOrICE.-ln ofloSs the Company will hold themsel
responsible orpersona baggage only and for amount
not exceeding 700. THOS MOORE Agent
june II. PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Co.
The Columbia Railroad Line for Harrisburg via Column
ba and all intermediate places will leave the above station
at Ia, p. N.
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MARSHAL,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF FOUR WRiTS Of teri fIcias 10 me
ID directed from the Circuit Court Of the United States
for the Middle District Of Tennessee founded four udg
ment rendered in said Court lis September Term 1853
to Wit
David Jayne Son, rs Mark L. Cartwright and Leroy
Armstrong Judgment 18th September 1853; same, ~.
same Judgment 18th September 1880; W. MCay d Son,
rs same Judgment 18th September, 1888, and John NJ
Otv u.s. same Judgment 18th September 1858.
will sell to the highest bidder for Cash at the Court
House door in the CITY of Nashville, MONDAY the
18th day of December 1855 all the right title claim and
interest of the said Defendant Leroy Armstrong in and
to the following Lots in the City Of Nashville, to wit:
LOT No 80 designated in the plan Of the College or
Academy property fronting 80 feet Cherry street. ANA
running back the usual depth of Lots in that part of the
CITY, and is adjoining the residence Of VIM. StOckelL
Also part Of Lot, No. 81, fronting 50 feet summer
street. extended bounded follows; beginning the
Northwest Of F. Moselvs Lot the side OF
Summer street. thence along the east side Of said
feet thence right angles norhwardy and parallel with
Summer street 10 feet Newnams line; thence running
back with said line about 100 feet Alley; thence south
wardy with said Alley 60 feet 10 MOseys corner thence
with the line Of Moseys Lot about 10 feet TO the begin
ming corner.
The undivided interest Of Mark L. Cartwright in the
Deeds bearing date the 2lst june 1855 and are OF re-
cord in the Registers office for Davidson county in Book
No II, pages 2g5 and 296.
Both Lots have been levied upon the property Of
Defendant Armstrong and will be sold TO satisfy said wrts
this 25th day of October 1853.
J. b. CLEMENTS,
Marshall, U. 8. Middle Division, Tennessee.
By hisDeputy, B. N. CLEMENTS
ooteT-E
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-21
FALL ARRANGEMENTS

r6LlCAID lei WIEN C1hSLEoiUh AND NASH-
VILE.
u arrangement between the South Carolina, szs-
ID Georgia Western and Atlautcand Nashville ssss=5
and Chattanooga railroads, goods viii be brought 3
through to Nashville at the following rates:
CLASS.
Boxes Hats Bonnes furniture, Teas and other light
goods, per cubic foot Observation-Disclosures. 80
SECOND
Boxes Shoes Dry Goods. Saddlery, Glass Drugs Con-
dictionaries, Camphene Spirits TuFpentine in casks,
THIRD CLASS
All articles not coming under specific rates as enumer-
ated in the tariff of the roads between CHATTANOOGA
and Charleston, copies Of which can be seen or had
~ the Freight gents Office per loo lbs. ...s1 25
Goods be delivered Nashville at above rates must
be plainly and distinctly marked the care Of Agent of
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Co. at Chattanooga
and Agent Of South Carolina Railroad Co. at Charleston
Persons shipping from eastern cities can ship BY steam
at or about lsc by propeers at &c. and sailing YES
sells at from &c. TO &c. per foot
When the Nashville and Chattanooga road is COMPLETED
from Chattanooga to the River farther reduction will be
made, of which due notice viii be given
H. l. ANDERSON. Supt n. 4 C. r. R. Co
y. b. The difference will be made when goods are
70 be delivered az Decher Shelbyvie and AurfTeesborn
other stations road, as is now made between
fregts from Nashville Chattanooga and freights from
the above points TO Chattanooga under the arrangement
with the Tennessee River NJ. NJ. u T. Co.
june l6-tf Fl. /. A.