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MILLINERV.

w w. FINN'S WALL N5-551@
w PAPER STORE. No. Al AeSRiI
Market Street, between Union and G5rA&cNcSNzz@
the Square. Several new and beau GGIG ,Svas.5-z
tul designs OF Decorative Pauneug and SIENNA Marble
Paper just received great variety Of Gold and Velvet
Papers on hand and cheap Wall Paper oevery description
~ Paper Hanging promptly attended to and well done
WV. FINN
novl7 Market street. between Union and the SQUARE
BUILDING LOT FOR SALE-A DESIRA-
ID BILE Lot the West side of Gallatin Pike three
miles from Nashville containing 1O5zor IL acres adion-
ing the residence of p Mayn0r Esq Terms liberal Ap-
ply at Office No. IS Cherry ST.
nOv23 r. W. BROWN, Agent.
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LADIES' DRESS FURS.
hODD & CO., MATTERS -144 MAIN STREET
- CNcINNATI-We open Fur Rooms this morning
IOct 25h prepared to exhibit larger stock Of Ladies'
Fur OF very choice qualities than have ever before of
Tered embracing Russian Hudson Bay and Canada Sables
stone harIen; Fitch; Squirrel Lynx and all the lower
grades OF Fu made mp in latest styles Some very hand
some Robes and Foot Muifs for carriages
ALSo-Ladies and Misses Black and Drab Beaver and
Felt Bonnet very handsome Beaver Flats for Misses Ri
DING Hats Gloves and Whips; Boys Hats and Caps.
Ia Fur Rooms On Second Floor.
WIN. D0DD CO.
novl0-St IA Main, doors below Fourth ST
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POPULATION OF CLEvELAND.-A census of the
city of Cleveland has just been taken, showing
population of 3l,2l4 And Ohio City, 9,992; to-
tai Al 2O6. A year since Cleveland contained 25,-
0OO and Ohio City 1885, total 81, $50 Increase in
one year ,226. That is moving on rather fast
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Nashville and Louisville weekly Packet.

WIN. GARVIN, C. T. FEEDER Master
pe5ed P snd win se Na IS RficS he
rise of the river. She will carry 400 tons n
and her accommodations for passengers unequaed by
any boat Of her dimensions She will be commanded by
Capt C. t. REEDER, long and favoraby known to our
community and the Cumberland river trade generally
She will make regular weekly trips leaving Louisville
p NJ. At the former place passengers will find various
Railroad and Steamboat lines to convey them to point
of destination they may DESIRE The old established line
isve line; Jefferson Railroad &C. &c All af0rding the
amplest accommodations combined with expedition
~ All Orded will be filed as low at Cincinnati.
- For Freight or Passage, apply to
sep40-tf HENRYf I. YEATMAN, Agent.
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ashville, Louisville and Cincinnati Regular

Nashville, Louisville and Cincinnati Regular
Weekly Packets.
TINE Splendid Passenger Steamers, EfE,1zz@ h
Il STATESMAN H. G.. MCCoNAs, Master, ksssY4.ss5iESf
JOHN P. TWEED, DAVID WILLARD, Master, -
will make regular trips in the above trade leaving Nash
vile every Tuesday, at O'Clock, P. NJ. Returning, will
leave Cincinnati every Wednesday at O'Clock, P. NJ
The above boats are A No l. and differed BY expe-
eneed business men, who viii be thankful for orders for
merchandise and promise to give satisfaction to all who
may entrust business to their care
.septl7-f JOHNSON, HORNE 4 co.
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THE EMPORIUM OF FASHION

WE would respectfully inform the Ladies Of town
w and country that will, Tuesday morning the
4th, exhibit for their especial benefit the largest and
beautiful stock OF Fancy B0unet and SYKES &C Embd
Belgrade and other STYLES Of Straw BOnets opened a
Nashville in the West Likewise, rich PluInss Head
Dresses, Flowers Ribbons Dress Goods PeTeries En-
brOderies and Fancy Goods &c comprising S2Ooe wcrth
Having imported great part direct Om Paris prices
shall be lower than any Of the boxed up meneFy sdver-
verified fashionable and protesting t0be the latest styles
Our long engagement in the business nine wears in
Nashville and doing very exSuSive business ciUst give
advantage other horse in the city, aud fat
ter ourselves that friends well satisfied So now
Ladies' wish YOUR visits 10 make selections We
make YOU look enchanting than this f for
the street. balls and weddings having Ladies % superior
good taste from England France and New YORK.
establishment We have added 10 stock this
fall, rich Dress Goods at less than auction prices fine
stock Of Mantllas WoOen Coats Caps &C. rich Muslin do
Lanes and Cashmeres at 25 81 and IS cents per yard
perior MeFinOs SGewOrth 25 rich NeedeWork goods
Chemzetts Infants Robes Pointed Collars Undersleeves
Handks beautifully embroidered at IS to rs cheap at
$50 20 500 Likewise, large stock Of Fancy Goods and
Trimmings. Having large stock this E object is 10
make small profits and large sales giving the purchaser
advantage Of good bargains.
AT the Partisan World of Fashion, No 49, Union Street.
next to the State Bank
E WISE
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WHAr Is THE MATTER? We have received no
Charleston papers for two days.
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NASHVILLE AND MEMPHIS UNITED STATES Ma
PACKET LINE.
NEW ORLEANS AND NASHVILLE REGULAR PAS
SENGFR PkOKFT

NEW ORLEANS AND NASHVILLE REGULAR PAS
SENGER PACKET.
DELLE-KEY, PEYT0N A. KEY, HeHRn h
ID COMMANDER. This large and magnif- (hzyAvt5ffFSsf
cent Steamer is now undergoing thorough -
repair at Louisville and will take her place Reguart
Packet in the above trade there is sufficient water
and viii continue during the entire
In point of speed comfort and safety, the BELLEKEY
unsurpassed the Western waters; which, with the long
experience of her gentlemanly Commander and the
knowledged business capacity finer Clerk r Lewis North
ern enables confidently to recommend her to the bust
and travelling community. Mr.. Northern will give
prompt personal attention to filling orders for Groceries, &c
- share Of patronage is respectfully solicited.
JOHNSON, HORNE CO, o.,
aug27-4m Agents.
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II AND FOR SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A DE
IL cree of the County Court of Davidson county, rem
dered at the October Term 1885, in the of Thomas
Farrell, Administrator the heirs of Jeremiah Shmmick
deceased, will offer for sale, at the Court House. the
of Nashville, Saturday the Sd of December next
TRACT OF LAND containing ten acres situated on the
Mufreesboro pike, about miles from Nashville.
Said Tract of Land belonged to the estate of jeremiah
Shamck deceased and is sold for the purpose Of paying
debts ofthe estate and upon the following terms wit
$2o0 in cash. $3.50 upon credit of six months and the bal
upon credit of twelve months with interest from
the date Notes with good security required and lien
tanned upon the Land until the purchase money paid
oct26-trw&d F. r. CHEATHAM Clerk
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NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS U. s. MAIL PACKET.
TINE splendid new passenger steamer, e0UK
i ii. R. w. HILL, THos. Newell, Mas sk-rtk+rzIlzRlf
ter viii run in the above trade this -
son. leaving Memphis on her first trip on SAEss112A@k
Saturday, the 22d of October. The HILL connects at
Memphis with the Nashville and Memphis U. S. Mail Pack
cts and viii give through tickets from New. Orleans to
Nashville
leave Nashville every Wednesday, at NJ with freight
ard passengers for the Hill. EE
oct6 A. L. DAVIS, Agent u
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PUTNAFS MONTHLY-A Magazine of Literature,
Science and Art The November with preceding numbers
for sale by nov22 T0ON RUTLAND
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CTEAMER HOWARD,-R.Y. F1H@ d
- NORTHERN, Master.--This splendid sS9fzsdfsSS'
steamer is in fine order and will run as -
regular packet during the season between this port and
For freight or passage apply to ---...
nov9 JAR. YEATMAN, Agents.
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Saint LOuis and Nashville Semi Weekly Steam
Packets.
ALE0NIA .......... ........ Carr JAMES MILLER
SALLIE WEST Observation-Disclosures v TBRooP
TINHE above splendid steamers will COM zEgxess' h
i mence their regular trips the first s1ta5t7F5f
rise in Cumberland River, and continue in aS=Ss=ez
the trade during the leaving Nashville and st
every Tuesday and Saturday at4 p NJ For or pas
sage, having unsurpassed accommodations apply 10
nOv6 A HAMILTON AOenf
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NEW BOOKS.
Miss Bremer's Homes of the New World Impressions
of America translated by Mary Hewitt vols, 1s
On Civil Liberty and Selfgovernment By Francis Leb
er, L. L. d. -. ....
Barnes Notes on Daniel.
The Second War with England. By J. T. Headey.
Life ofthe Right Hon. Edmund Burke BY James Pry-
or, Esq.
Fun JOttings; or, Laughs have taken Pen to. By
N. p. Willis
Life of the Rev. Adoniram Judson d. D. BY Francis
Wayland, 2 vols, l2mo.
Men and Things, l saw them in Europe. By Kirwan
The Underground Mail Agent. By yidi. With illus
trations
"Allsnot Gold that Gters"
The Little Drummer Books for Children.
Wide, wide World--an illustrated edition.
81 For sale by T. HAGAN,
nOyl3 Market street
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PLOWS! PLOWSI!

TINE Southern States that have so long E
4 depended on Pttsburg and Cncn- a IN
matt for supply of Flows, Wagons and
other Farming implements get all they want at the
Agricultural Mandatory, Market street, Nashville
Tenn We would call the attention of Planters and Mer
chants particularly TO very large stock of Flows,
sstng Of great many Of the most improved kinds
in USE and at low prices they be brought here
from other places At the place may be found all
kinds of Wagons Railroad Carts Wheel Barrows and Rail-
road Flows, CultiyatOrs and Harrows. Those wishing
Flows order them direct from from most of
the principal dealers in such things in Nashville, they
keep them of our manufacture GEO C. ALLEN Pres't
of Agricultural Manufacturing Company Lower Market
street Nashville Tenn. nov24-4m.
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BEArCHFSNF,s IONS VIII

HIS LIFE, HIS SUFFERINGS, HIS DEATH.-The
Captivity Of the ROYAL Family in the Temple Translated
and edited BY W. HAzLrT Esq. Embelished with Wig
nettes, Autographs, and Plans. vols. lsmo muslin
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FTfHE AMERICA.-THIS A. x&rH~ y
Il vOrite Passenger and Freight steamer Sssss4fss'
now at Smthland, has been thoroughly re- -
paired the past summer and will her regular trims
under the command of Capt JEEsE JosoN between this
port and New Orleans the first rise of water and con-
hnue until the season is closed Foreght passage a
ply 10 JOHNSON9& WEAVER r
hoVIz Agents
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ERESH GROCERIES DIRECT FROM NEW
Il Orleans New Sugar; Fresh Rice; Prime Rio Coffee;
Laguyra Coffee; spice; Pepper; Sperm Candles &c For
sale low for Cash by JOHNSON, HORNE d co.
novi5
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
VT. BERRY & co.'s
LIST OF NEW PUBLIC ATOMS.

A HISTORY OF THE RESURRECTION IN CHINA
With notices Of the Christianity, Creed and PrOcamaons
of the insurgents By Dr.. WAN and N. cuLzKvs snda
supplementary Account of the most recent events By
JONI oxNFoRD with Fac smile Of Chinese slap, and Per
trait Of the Insurgent Chief limo. Muslin.
y THE GEAR, AND THE SULTAN;
or N1cBoLAs and ABDUL MEnsD: their private lives and
public actions By Adran Gibson To which isadded
THE TURKS IN EUROPE:
Their Rise and Deeadenee.
Sy Francis BaEyeL
BEAUCHESNES LOUIS XVII
HIS LIFE, HIS SUFFERINGS. HIS DEATH-The
Captivity Of the ROYAL Family the Temple Translated
and edited BY W. HAzLnT, Esq Embelished with Wig
nettes, Autographs, and Plans 9 vols. 1emo muslin
MISS BREMERS HOMES OF THE NEW WORLD
IMPRESSIONS OF AMERICA. Translated by MARY HOwIrr.
vols- limo, muslin
SIR WILLIAM HAMILTON'S DISCUSSIONS on
Philosophy and Literature Education and University Re
FORM Chiefly from the Ednbur Review Corrected yndi-
Gated Enlarged, in Notes and Appendices. With In.
trOduetory Essay by ROBkEr TuRSHuLI D. syo muslin
KIRwANsMEN AND THINGS AS SAW THEA IN
EUR0PE-l2mo. muslin
COLERIDGES COMPLETE wORKS.-Edited by proE
Shedd With Introductory Essay upon his Philosophical
and Theological Opinions Complete in Volumes. With
fine Portrait in Vol VII Small 8 vo.
Vol l. Aids to Reflection and Saiemans Manual H. Tho
Friend. Ill. Geographic LiteraTia- W. Lectures en-
Shakespeare and other Dramatsts. vEiterary Remains
vi Second Day Sermon and Table Talk. VII Poeteal
and Dramatic Works
THE THEORY OF POLITICS-By Richard Hildrefh.
Author Of The History Of the United States Of Amerc
limo, Muslin.
CL0UDED HAPPINESS.-A Novel, Translated from
the French of the Countess Dorsay. svo, paper.
CORRESPONDENTS OF DR. CHAIMERs.-Ediisd
by his sOu-n-law Rev. wN. HAMA Ii D. limo. musln-
CRANFORD-By the anthor Of "llary Barton Moor.
land Cottage" &c 1smo- muslin.
W. T. ID. G co. have also just received
!. CUMBERLANDS PLAYS, L vols
g. THE MODERN DRAMA, II vols
8. The BRITISH DRAMA, vols.
4. DODSIEYS OLD PLAYS, 70 vols
LADY LEES WIDOWHOOD. From BlackwOOd's
Magazine paper.
CALAoUNS WORKS Third Volume
just received by nOv24 VT. BERRY 4 CO.
HOLT AND MALTBY,S CFLE-~ -
IL DRAFTED PLANTED BALTIMORE SsAfsJ
0ISTERS-BrOught in ice and for sale at No. SSttY
Public Square between Market and Front An Oysters
sold at this Depot are warranted fresh and good
nOy22 WILLIAM NJ MILLER Agent
ENRESH OYSTERS.-TNENTY DOZEN
Il cans Fresh Baltimore Oysters for sale by
uOvi1 REWARDS & HARRIS
CTAR CANDLES.-FIFTY BOXES STAR
- CANDLES, for sale by
nOvll EDWARDS & HARRIS.
NOPARTNERSHIP.I HAVE THIS DAY
associated with in the Wholesale Grscerv Com
mission, Receiving and Forwarding Business Mr.. WI.
LIAM PHILLIPS OF Nashville under the name aad style
Of LANlER 4 PHILLIPS
nOy2 l. II. IANIER
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BOOK KEEPING.

BOOK KEEPING Containing Nine Setsof Books impars-
ing general knowledge Of the Science. By CKlTTES
DEN
MAHEwSPRACTICALS YSTEM-By Single and DOu-
bic Entry.
FULTON AND Containing Practical Exer-
cses for the Farmer Mechanic, Merchant and PROBES
slonal Man.
~ Full sets of Blanks for Fulton Eastnsns System,
for sale by TOON RUTLAND,
nov22 . Al Union street.
MECHANICAL INTEREST.
Engineers and Mechanics Pocket Book by C. ii. Has
well
The Engineers Pocket Guide By Thomas Keit
The Mechanics Textbook. By Keltand Frost
The Artists Guide and Mechanics Own Book Petking-
ton.
The American Miller and MiIlwrighs' Assistant Hughes
The Manufacturers Steel By +. Overman
The Moulders and Founders Pocket Guide. Overman
The Turner'S Companion. With Patterns and Instruc-
tons.
The Dyer and Color Makers Companion.
Nicholsons Mechanics Companion
~ Our stock of Mechanical Works is gotten up with
Call and examine them
nov99 TOON l. RUTLAND.
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STEAMBOATS,.

TOR MEMPHIS AND NEW 49,
Il ORLEANS.-The U. s. Mail Packet ES.-+A-~rsI~a q
EMBASSY, Capt. DAVIS leaves here on zs7<
FRIDAY, the 25th inst, at z. NJ con- se<zsA<Ezzs
Meeting at Memphis with the New Orleans Packets.
A. L. DAVIS, Aoents
nov24 A. HAMILTON, 1Ase-''-
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS,- e%

IN An election of Fifteen Directors to manage -
the affairs of the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail
road Company for the year will take place at Murfees
boro the l4h oDecember and the report of the of
the affairs of the Company will be read usual Stock
holders will be taken the road to hear the report read on
the 4th and back home the 14th 18TH the
whole road and back the day, they prefer
free Of charge They will be required to show their stock
certificate the Conductor evidence Of their right to 90
free the cars.
- Parties travelling under this privilege must have
owned their stock thirty days
W. A GLEAVES, Secretary
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DUN POWDED.-JUST RECEIVED AT
Umy Powder Deport-
800 kegs Hazards Kentucky Rifle Powder;
$50 halves do do do do;
100 quarter do do do do;
$50 kegs do Sea shooting do do
ALS0.-50O canisters of one pound eacha very fine
ticle For sale by S. II. LOOMS
nov24-lm Agent for the Hazard Powder Co.
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So 900. aIsoS % E'aeE ! 70 &c VIZ So
Bridge, at par payable in Merchandise At cash If,ses
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STEAMER ROQUOIS, c. Pc eaazH.a
- TERSON MASTER. This splendid steam y zssz-zst
err having been thoroughly repaired, will run - -
Nea regular Packet between this Port and
Frw Orleans, and viii leave the first rise of water For
eight or Passage apply to LAR. YEATMAH,
oct28. Agents.
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MISS BREMERS HOMES OF THE NEW WORLD
IMPRESSIONS OF AMERICA. Translated by MARY HOwIrr 9
vols, limo. muslin
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NASHYILLE, LOUISVILLE
IN and Cincinnati Packet RESCUE. j. e.
w. Mills Master. This splendid new Pas @=zzsEzzss
senger has been recently purchased for the above
trade and will make regular trips during the present
Any business entrusted to Capt Mills will be
fully and promptly attended to. A. HAMILTON, -
nov20 Agent
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- "a 1. O. o. f.

W0MAN'S RECORD;
Or Sketches of all distinguished women from the be
ginning till 1s5O-arranged in four eras with selec
tons from Female writer's of every age By Sarah j..
Hale Illustrated by two hundred and THIRTY pOr-
traits.
SELECT BRITISH EL0QUENCE:
Embracing the best speeches entire, of the most emf
nent orators of Great Britain for the last Centuries
with sketches Of irlives. and estimate Of their &c
MUS, and notes, critical and explanatory.
THE SAGES AND HEROES OF THE AMERICAN REV
OLUTI0N.-
Including the Sguers of the Declaration of Independ
ence Two hundred and forty-three Of the Sages and
Heroes are presented in due form, and many others
named incidentally.
THE WORKS OF DANIEL WEBSTER
Edited by Edward Everett Complete in vols; with
fosr steel Engravings.
For sala hr = InHN YORK
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SIR WILLIAM HAMILTON'S DISCUSSIONS on
Philosophy and Literature Education and University Re
form, Chiefly from the Ednburg Review; Corrected yind
Gated, Enlarged, in Notes and Appendices With an In.
troductory Essay by RoBkT TuRNRUI D. syo muslin
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CTEAMER NASHVILLE.-l 6znRAA
y THOS. BELLSNYDER, MASTER. This LkeFasEssS
superior Steamer having been thoroughly =
oyerhaued during the past summer is in complete
der and win her regular trips in the New Orleans
and Nashville trade on the first rise ofwater.
For freight orpassage, having excellent accommodations
apply to "A. MeALLlSTER& CO,
nov22-3m Agents.
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VNWENTY-SEYEN LIKELY NEGROES "a
4 FOR SALE-COnsisting of Men, Women, Boys,ISS
and Girls among whom several superior house u
servants Persons wishing to purchase viii do well to call
and examine as we are determined TO sell low for cash.
novl6 DABBS PORTER, No. 33, Cedar st. .
N. B-Also first rate House Carpenter
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JOHN YORK co. have just received q variety Of SUI
perOr Gold Pens the best and cheapest article offered
for sale in Nashville. Esery Pen a0uyraHtei.
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DAY BOOKS, Ledgers, Journals, Cash Books, Record
Books all sizes and qualities, Steamboat Books complete
sets Memorandum Books so kinds Foolscap Letter and
Note Paper, and Envelopes. Ink, Gold and Steel Pens,
Sand BlOttng Paper Check Books, Note Books Bills Of
I4ading &c, &c For sale by JOHN YORK co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-13
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

CITY HOTEL.-W b Wills, C r Gle
mepts, A Handle, Cha lo,te; J E Mallory
| Junction; Jordan, Stanton; ] w Huck
step, A g Shelton, J w Harris, AlbemarIe; N
A Thompson, Hanover; J NJ Scrogin, Fair
mont; Walker, Charles City; w + Flip
pin, Lunenhurg; p Cot,rell, CHESTERFIELD; Cap
Geo. Barnett, barque Cyane; g H Tatem, Ma
olson; III Winfree, Chesterfield; X Ander'
son, ) Pergin. Hanover; A A Kent, Peters
burg; Col + H Epes, Nottowa5; Pierce
Mrs Green, Petersburg; w Collins, Freder'
icksburg; + ] Fleming, Morgan; J NJ Lyell
Va; w ID Gresham, King g. Queen; "A New
lin, Harper, Philadelphia w G Fletcher,
Lyn, h5urg.
AMERICAN HOTEL.-Mrs F w Page. Abe.
marie; Cheesman, California; A H Brown,
Lewis Harre', Amelia; A J Porter, II Warren,
Gray, Elsm. Farmville; Jenkins, New
York; Srinini, ltay G McCleland, New York;
Ersmberdt, N C; J B Tunssall, Va; r Sterling.
L; L Hall, Petersburg, G Colder, N c; nj d
Arnold, Norfolk; C T Waters, Roanoke. A John.
son, Oxford; Whitaker, w Sanford, Geo; IL
6 Hambleton. Winchester; M Herman, c; A
Musgroove, Henrico; s Maxwell and lady, Miss
Hayes, Savannah, Ga; w Taten, N Y; Halsey,
) Navy; w NJ Woolson, J Parker, Boston; y Il
Thomas, l. C Graham. Detroit Mich; X w Wilson,
Tehn Prior, New Jersey.
EXCHANGE HOTEL y Bassett, Washinp ton;
III HI Marshal, T r SpSncer AMI 1 Spencer, Cha r..
loite; X w Booth end two servants, Mo; Goss,
Orange; w Gar b, Albemare; Tbs w Wood,
Woodville; j Randolph w II Randolph, Middle.
brook; T Wood and George Carr, Charlottesvil
McCarty, lady, children and servant, and
Miss Terri, Albemsre; DR. T w Neal and +
Lindsey. Amelia; John Smith, Richmond, Va;
DR. Jackson, Holloway; F P Nicholson, Philadel.
phia; NJ Ferrali, Halifax; John Franklin Prince
Edward; DR. I J Walden, San Francisco; Fl p Car.
loss and lady, Alabama; w Saunderson. Cum.
berand; J McDoRough; Hensington, Ohio:
G Whttock Hichmond; w Morris, Phiadel.
phis; II Snead, OTangeC II; VIM Booth, Balti.
mors C Ibberrill, La; Brighum, PHILADELPHIA;
J Hall, Syracuse, N Y; 7 J Yerby, Lexington; NJ Nj
Marmaduke. Arrow Rock.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL A Kent Petersburg:
w II Hancock, Amelia; w NJ Skipwith. PowbataI;
J ID Garrett and NJ Moon, Halifax Digs Am ,.
liza; G Tucker, Deatonyile; T w Neal and
Lindsey, Amelia; B Jackson and Thos w Dyscn,
Nottoway; Caldwell, Va; G D Moore Charlotte;
Fl Bass, Prince Edward; Dobbs and C Gre.
CORY, GAINESVILLE, vs.; D Balm, N C; w NJ billiard,
Il Lafay and G w Davis, Spottsy lvania; v C
Rysls, Cumberland; R Franklin, Prince Edward,
Meador and Meador, Cumberland: w Hay
den and b J Wise, Baltimore; T Powell,
Goochan6; 7 McRoberts, Washington; J L
Bratton, Bath county; H E Ecmunds, Charlotte;
7 d Herman, Lebanon; VIM Gay, Charles City; J
Hardy, Lunenburg; S D Morton and w Baker,
Charlotte; II 5 Guthney, w l. Guthney and Geo
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