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STATES OF MISSISSIPPI, LOUISIANA, AND KENTUCKY
Complementary

STATES OF MISSISSIPPI, LOUISIANA, AND KENTUCKY
tsupplemenia,y)
Posr osroE DEpAKsAxsr
February ls, isSs.
PROPOSALS. for eo9ysyng The mails Of ne uni.ed rom
ous ia he States ' q ~ .s Ssss rs
lucky will Be received az the Contract Office the Once
1854 decided y 5O April s5a on he sou,s. and S
the times herein specified.
MISSISSIPPI.
Augusta, by Leaksve 10 Cione,
Ala, 80 miles and back, once a week.
Leave Augusta Monday al ami
Arrive az Chronicle next day BY Top
Leave ciuonelie Wednesday a m,
Arrive at Augusta next day by 10
746i From coumba, by Wolf RIVER (no odce to Augusta 70
Leave ,'ss o sas Ssss sS Sass f Ssst
Arrive al augusta mex, day BY spas
Leave Augusta sunday area
49, Arrive at columbia next day tys pm.
fioo from Mississippi I' ~ A. W. amsays 70 Jackson H.,
Leave Mississippi City Monday as6am;
Leave Jackson isS c. Il Wssnesaay al ais Gam
Arrive a, Mississippi City next day by 81
LOUISIANA.
7la2 From Grand Lake Ark, Con Miss river, co., by
h sns sd aa Lake Providence Pecan Grove Missn
Miss, 70 st. Josephs, La, $50 miles and back, i
Leave Grand Lake Friday al 4 an,
Leave Richmond Monday 4, a m,
Arrive 9, y Jossph 3 next day oy spmi
Arrive =, a ,.a,ns s asn, day byepmi
Arrive Grad Lake every Sunday by lOpm.
rs% = s d sssf . ns q r s.s h,s
Joseph's Monday d a
Arrive Red River Landing Wednesday by 10 D m;
Leave Red River Landing every Thursday m;
Arrive 81. Josephs Saturday by 10 m.
T79i Grand Lake, lmbodcs La
qoea,, Vista Ridge and Floyd. 10 Dssrdeld 90 and
Leave Grand Lake every Monday a, am;
Arrive at Deerhed next day by 6pm;
Leave Deerded every Wednesday ms
Arrive at Grand Lake day by g pm.
7795 From Port HUDSON by Mount Willing, McCare Store,
(no ofice) 20 miles and back,
Leave Port Hudson Saturday al
Arrive al McCarsels Store same day by lem;
Leave McCarsiel's Store Saturday ut D ii
Hudson day by
KENTUCKY.
1856 From Bowling Green by the Barren Ohio
Evansville, Indiana 225 miles and back week.
Leave Bowling Green Thursday at
Arrive at Evansville next Saturday by 10 PM
Evansville Tuesday t##Itf
Arrive Bowling Green Thursday by l0a III.
Proposals for frequent trips will be considered
1886 Liberty Harsonvle R0beftsp0rt
To- Is miles and back, week. XII a.a
Leave Liberty every Saturday at am;
Arrive Monticello days by pm;
Leave Monticello every Friday m;
For form OF PROPOSAL and instructions and (embra
cling conditions be the to such extent
the department deem properly advertisement inviting
mail the States
dated 9TH January, 1854
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Feb 9-law4w Postmaster General.
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No. 497
Office extending the time OF the reservation OF
IN Of
Cairo and Fion railroad and branches in the States OF MISSOURI
and ARKANSAS.
hereby lands heretofore
withdrawn Market ordered be withheld from sale
except valid until the 9Th April
lying probable Of the made by the en
tied An granting the making land 20
Missouri, construction OF
railroad FROM point The Mississippi opposite The mouth Of the
Ohio Little Rock, boundary line, Full
branches Fort Smith and the Mississippi
rive approved February 1855 hereby further
extended until orders this office.
my hand, city OF Washington, this 23d Of jan
unry, 1854.
-hs', by order of the President;
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
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IN Of the estate of Elizabeth v~tyr A.
ccc-ed in the orphans conf for Baltimore city, Maryland
In pursuance orphans aforesad ma
u. 1885,
distributes said
ceased before the 10Th
D. 1884 authenticate their claims disbutive
said estate pursuance Of the act Of the general assembly
land Of $40, chapter I7s.
CUMRD u. HOr.T,iNa
Dec 2t-lsw3m Administrator .bstbL eiah.
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NedehPH"h OF virginia sf1 Per Ceht- Debt'
,HE Of the following debt by
Virginia, redeemable day March, 1874,
and afterwards within period exceeding fifteen years. will
the snkiag
assembly Virginia. passed the
March, 1853, will proceed, the March, 1884,
said certificates the Commonwealth
aforesaid The holders Of said certificates required said
of March, of
and, whether surrendered interest will
that day;
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Ro JOHNSTON Auditor Public Accounts The Commission
4. N. PARKER, Register. erso Of sink
GEO w. MUNFoRp, sec'y Commonwealth. } lag fund.
NorsTbo-e holders Of certificates by
II residing beyond The limits United
knowledge the before peu,potenay,
d'ar. consul general consul commercial agent
appointed by the
before officer such country
the other chief
rssding IN the United acknowledgment
fore justice Of the peace notary public deed
appointed by Virginia. sufficient. In
certificate delivered.
RIcHsosp, Virginia, November 20, 1859.
Dec l-dtlsMr
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TO CONTRACTORS.

TO CONTRACTORS.
orrlcE OF rnK COMMISSIONER or PupLio BUILDINGS,
February 81, 1854
DR0PoSALs will be received in this Office
Of April next at O'Clock for grading and aveng
bridge graded and graveled may by
Commissioner OF Public Buildings.
The work Is to be Of the best character and be
OF the Commissioner such appoint
H. and all that TO be done must be done by the fret day OF
October
The sraveng be at least twelve inches depth
tire of the street, aperng of gradually six inches Ia depth
sides
Security will be required for faithful performance
Amy surplus earth the
place, within reasonable distance the Commissioner
designate.
Proposers will the price cubic Tor grading
per superficial yard fer the gravens including gravel and all
ierials.
b. ID. FRENCH,
Commissioner of Public Buildings.
heb 2o-dtd tsenunel Star, and News.
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THE scENC USE,

TfiIs very large and superb the sccomnods
lion Of travellers The proprstors presenting their estsb
shmnt of public patronage, take e opportunity say hat no
In the Union superior either magnitude, cos
Of embeishment eligibility
has been fitted the improvements facib
business, goessa
will be the study the do all that within them lice 10
make he soouin Of travellers satisfactory and agre.shle
1o-dan GEORGE MOORE co.
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NOTiCEThe undersigned the nreat f the heirs law Of
IN Joseph Rail Of undivided OF
Az and Of the heirs Of snndsh hh part the
other moey Colonel Henry
OF George Page Msnay,
said for the instant hereby notifies parties
concerned Of bis claim thereto and Of his intention The
rights Of the heirs to same
CHARLES DE FIELDING,
Dee 2t4atscod 7th opposiie Odd Fellows Hail.
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EVANS Il wATsON's PhilsdeIphI Mar I'M fac tur~ a
II patent hole saiamander proof safes
assortment always hand No 90 street Phde
pha Also bank vaults and iroo doors
ranted equal 10 In the United States.
Reference given few who have safes in use many
be named. Over 900 Of safes in use.
Magudcr 7t avenpe Washing
OF safes In 10 receive
orders for
Farmers and Meshancs Bank, Philadelphia 10 In use
United States Mint do
United States Arsenal, in Philadelphia, in California
United States Appraisers Office, Philadelphia
Pennsylv anita Railroad Company, 4 safes
PhIsdeiphs Germantown, md Moown Railroad Company
q safes -
Richard Norris n Sor, locomotive works, Phisdeiphin
Winchester Bank, Winchester, Virrinia
Sole for Bu'ierworth's superior bank locks
slate lined refrigcraors.
July D-2awly
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NEW York. May 2d Iss3.rhe undersigned has this day
IN ofhcc No
for the transaction OF general brokerage business
Bank insurance, mining, railroad State, and
securities bought
Prcmisso bills Of exchange, and negotiated
NAY Ip-dn EMANrlEI. h. HART.
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yvUFF AND TOBACCO-Areter LorIiard manufactures, 40
- Chatham New York.
quality maccaboy Scotch coarse P,enc
rappee Scotch, tobac
In papers particular description on The va
be known by sending for full price current
nbove s-d3n
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l4AS. Fro D~tIA - proved watches,
" in plain and hunting ofevc variety Of and size
LADIES' WATCHER, Of and elegant Styles received
from the mandatory Charles Frodsham ~ Strand
Also watches from the London
kers. For sale by
4. WILLARD,
Dec 2t-dJmS No. Congress street, Boston
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GEORGE r.. FOX arrived = WIZARDS Hotel JAM
VI uary 1854, frm naltmore respectfully
world YashinRton ~ c., London
intended before
Of George r. Fox Sons metropolitan tailoring department The
will be transferred from the
block ~ buildings, the
deep, No. i broadway CITY,
Hospital formerly occupied by Muir
and lately BY lihhny Cutting and other dyscod merchants
Ian -3m
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PUBLIC NOTICE.


GENERAL LAsp 0Frlog
February TO- le3s
NOTICE hereby given has been received
Ci,y Iowa. thar their office
the night the 18Th January last, and fY land
distracted theeo, being OF those located during
the month Of December previous,
On OF said not all, The description OF the land
which located noted IL stated In red ink
bottom, which erased without deiaens The
The other Offices The country have been advised Of
the theft this purchasing
guard reference those stolsn which enbraeed in
the following list
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner.
IN Nm
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A MEXICAN HOUSE. Hanover street, BOSTON 81 by
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged elegantly furnished possessing
~ the modern and convenionces for sccommods
ton Of the travelling public.
Dee Idly
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United STATES Mall Lire California. vsa Asptn-
u wall and Panama, month"; in
class steamships approved by the Department
5000 tons burden, guarantying speed and ssfsp
The Panama railroad completed Ospo ~ miles from
Panama.
The transit from in rail car.
from Aspnwal Ohspo, 10 miles OF land
dry road thorough order. passenger
therefore, in
and their baggage being emily transferred and from mules
alon cside cars
There will he river transportation
The route Is cnfrcy free from sickness description
Reserve steamer. being always kept 10 New York. Fsna
and San Francisco detention
The - entirely reliable.
expected that passage the will
larly in days and the Psci6c in ~ ~ days.
Passengers will leave Panama after they arrive Aspn-
wa
Through tickets ra,e be had agency,
West street, New York.
Ian s--dn
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EOH ALE or r"seA commcious four story
18Th street. side the
twelve rooms, and painted
throughout Terms accommodating and possession mmed
a,el Address 40 Solicitors Office, Teasu, Department
oct is-du
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OF America. CHARLES FRoDSHAM.
ArafI Is, 1853.
The undersigned having been appointed United
States for The sale OF Charles ffodhamh improved keepers
would respectfully call public attention to his extensive and vaus
Frodsham styled In the Of new
s "ss more psssi OF
entirely and peculiar construction Of he ua BY which
OF wonderful and unryaed accuracy The great Importance
variety o. climate notion and position SO perfect are the adjust
men Una, he most violent exercise such as hoebaek riding Jump
peculiarly adapted TO railroad purposes.
the great London Eshbon in is5 styles the contribution o. Mr.
Chas fosham beang the stamp peculiar merit and Is be-
he British government chas
frodsam the Of cairo for the excellence othe principle OF
one Of Mr., frodsham's correspondents follows
Lospos, April %, ls5a.
much pleasure in giving gold
nat9n lever watch No s you have made for me and In
OF going under every variety OF motion and climate This has
IN most r sHs H. S "s Of going e. The @
changed Us rate e fas'er viz eight seconds month"; and
and deen seconds Though BY any
previous proa 70 s1Pes. ,Ssh believe only
',new series.p
tr'maln' SIR yours respectfully ruos BARTLETT.
TO Mr. cH,s. FEopsaAx.
The undersigned has received the following
Bosros, Oct S, is5a.
q the watch purchased Of made BY Charles Fodsham
servabons, but one minute and my i've seconds.
respectfully, BILLINGS BRIGGS.
To Mr.. SIMON WILLARD
BosroN, Sept 3 1853.
The compensated lever watch purchased you made BY
Frodha Of London, No. 800 has varied but thirty
from time in months, by aoual daily compaoa your
regulator.
Yours sc, ALVIN ADAMS.
Mr. smos WILLARD.
undersigned permitted refer following gentlemen
Others have proved the excellence q
watches keepers
ENOCH TRAIN, ESQ, WIN WHITING, esp.,
r.. e, BATES, esq, GEO. NJ. THATCHER, esq,
q. w. THAYER, esq, DAVID DYER, esq,
Er osnoRNE, esq ssndas0,
The subscriber would respectfully that The above watches
executed by Mr. Fodhan and himself especially
demands OF the American public In the essential
perfect time and that this and external beauty they stand
anrivsled.
addressed the undersigned win receive Immediate
attention. SIMON WILLARD,
Dec Ds-9aw3m SatSWcd eConrrcss street, Boston.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS A CO..
No. 30 Wall street, ". "
BROWN, SMILEY, 4 Co,
Liverpool.
q. ROBERTS h CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard London
}, MUNR0E b CO.,
IS Rue Nouc Dame des victories,
Paris
GEO. u DRAPER Havre
Of ships will be accountable gold,
bullion, specie, jewy, unless bills Of
adng signed therefor and the value thereof therein
JAMS
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD FOR
Cinoinaa Louisville, Indianapolis Columbus, zanesre C7evs
iord, Toledo, Chicaeo, and 81 Lom,.
THROUGH for all the points be had tho
road in Washington.
Passengers Washington arvs In Wheeling
splendid
40 miles from Wheeling irec by railroad
Toledo, Chicago and Alton thence by steamboat IS
miles, Louis Leaving Washington AT s. they will
afternoon with the splendid "Unop Ine
LOUISVILLE, and for Indianapolis by
from Lawrenceburg
Through Cincinnati, Louisville, and Indanapo
lis GAINESVILLE and Columbus by nations road from
Wheeling holding through tickets lie
point tickets, apply r. H.
PARSONS, agent, WASH gfon.
Feb T-du
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Arnold's, 81 Strand, London.
hereby Mr.. Simon Willard, No Congress
the
OF America. CHARLES FRODSHAM.
ArRI 10, 1859
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s,~fan These ships having been built by contract
pessiy for government Scrvicc every has been
f0W taken in ther contradiction also In their enEines,
10 iDsure Strength and speed; and their acconimo
paengers unequAled for
passage from New York Liverpool cabin $500
second cabue7 Exclusive Of $500
Live rpool 10 New York. ESQ and E20.
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship.
No bcrths be secured until paid for.
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rHOCuLAEE, Cocoa, and Braue.-W. BAKER q CO.'S
and Vanilla Premium chocolates cocoa brona
TO premiums by chief
Union sale by all principal groceries
the United States md by their agents.
Murray New York Grant T.elis,
" Brundige, Baltimore; Kennel Dudley,
Ohio; and s. H. Howell Georgetown, ~ g.
WALTER BAKER, A. CO..
ApJ-dly Dorchester, Mass
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~ VI .isssa59 5yd;a u
washington Branch Observation-Disclosures Run Fol-
EAvE daily, except Sunday At and 8, az and s,
IL ON Sunday, at 8, m, and s, p.
The uain D. M express stops only Annapolis Juno
RELAY the others all way stations.
Trains :, m, and az connect with Annapolis
DO do 6, a.. and 5, q. do west
DO do g and g., M, and s, p, do east
washington Baltimore Al Is
DO DO do and return ......s.s...... 4 -
DO do Annapolis. .....,.,....,..,........ / Is
do do and return 4 SO
The trip tickets all procured NJ me ofee
good for the day upon which they issued.
r.. ". PARSONS,
July 15--dd Assnt.
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Orders for tickets and shares and certificates of packages in the
splendid prompt attention,
drawing will be Immediately after is
to all who order from
Address p. J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Feb "a Wilmington, Delaware
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SOUTHERN
Com IN ercial College,
WRITING INSTITUTE.

w n 1 / " u 1 " . 1 L T.
TINE first term of this College will com
i mence MONDAY, Feb. IS, in the %4CSFl
large and spacious room in Coopers block, Kss..Ass
on Cherry street, five doors above Deaderick.
The of instruction in this institution will embrace
Bookkeeping, Commercial IaE, Commercial Arithmetic
and Penmanshp.
No pupil Will receive diploma until he is thoroughly
qualified TO discharge the duties OF the accountant
Students will be instructed 10 all the modern improved
forms adopted by the best regulated houses in the country
among otheIs which dspenses with the Of the jour
nal greatly essening the Of labor and liability TO
err and another winch renders the Of the Cash book
and Journal superuOus and enables the bookkeeper
post his personal dslr and his merchandise and
cash as often may suit his convenience.
This latter form particularly designed for the
Of retail establishments.
They will be taught a simple process by which the
chant at II times ascertain the OF his loss
gain together with the quantity of goods hand without
resortng the tedious process of taking inventory
This institution will be permanent and has been esab
lished to meet the already important and growing com
mercal interests of the city of Nashville and State Of Ten
nesSee and it is designed place upon basis inferior
70 none in this country.
The importance, every business man, OF knowledge
of accounts must be sufficiently obvious to all refeetn
minds.
To the of wealth. it is important to enable him to
manage lis affairs scientifically and without pecuniay loss
and the Lawyer is often called upon in the discharge Of
his professional duties, TO uGrve the most intricate
counts but to the young who depends upon his
resources for livelihood it is invaluable lgyes him
position which nothing else can
He holds the post confidential clerk in his employers
serTics.
In connection with this establishment is department for
the benefit of those who wish TO take lessons writing
ly, where elegant hand writing will be impaired TO all
who place themselves under the OF the preSeptor
Pupils entering this institution not limited 10 anv
number of lessons, but for specified price continue
any branch they pursue until they perfected retaining
the privilege Of reviewing their lessons at any subsequent
period, free OF charge.
febll-lY
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maxNY,g REAPING AND MOVING MA.
CHINE.

zF undersigned having secured the to this State of
fers for ssle HaneySs Patent Reaper and Mower
awarded the first premium for Mowi end the second for
aapng ST the New York State Fair In the trial in Gene
Va and New York July 1882 in competition with eleven
gr Machines awarded Silver Medal at the Ohio State
be best Reaper ard Mower and receiving the high
est award stihe Vermont and Michigan State Fairs for the
best geaping and Moving Machine.
The tree merit of this Machine has given 1t triumph
ever all others being perfect combination OF Reap
er and Mower comes the Farmer with double vane
The rcc of the Machine delivered at Nashville Sl75
E ae suceessiu peoruisnce Of this Machine refer 10
the certhcsss below Of Deet John Shelby and H. T. Brad
icy. mar5i "a 1" r CHEAIhAM,
NASHVILLE June 2s, 1853
Col 1. r fHEATHAMD Dear .Su--l have been using the
Fsspng sad Moving Machine patened BY Nancy OF Hi
3os which you arg Offering the citizens OF Tennessee
Il is first rate laor saving Machine works neatly s
rapidly The per day viii depend principally
upca The speed of the team II the team csn travel tour
miles per hour il viii reap NOV is acres IN 10 hours IL
entitled the confidence of the public. Respectfully
j. SHELBY.
l. l. Bradley, now managing the farm OF Dr. Sfeioy'
make the following statement We have had for more than
enc week one of Col Chesthsm's Moving and Reaplny
achnes we have tried ia Clover and grain blown down
and tangled and state that aud cats cleaner than
che scvihsbade and will per day much as IA hands
e1d II can ~&ustleast "a acres per day June 29 5S
L. +. BRADLEY
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SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM AND 81
VEETV NFERnES

~ VIRTUE Of a decree Of the Chsncery Court st
Nashville CT the Nav term, 1884 in the of John
y Pennington and others Margaret Pennington and
obe 3 ssii on The IN OF July next proceed TO sell on
he 7eises al The aIs residence of Graves Pennington,
soe.ad ae plantation which he resided many years
re,Uas 10 his death Said plantation contains between
rs hundred and sx and six hundred of land, and
.s7 ye- Gbogt or miles above Nashville. There
10 sad arm good and substantial building good cotton
u uI Il s believed 10 be OF the best cotton farms
the country.
Ee-gpsy shiaE to examine said farm, will call on John
". Peurlrr0u who lives adjoining said farm, and who
-g show premises any wishing to examine the
same TIE Of sale viii be credit Of one and two
ea tbs purchaser giving with good security, and
lien will ne retained l the purchase money be Iuly paid
Also at the time and place. will be sold for cash in
hand Il vv meg oe consisting Of men, boys girls, and
--ousH and children and about the same time and place,
vii sell i've shares ot stock in the Nashville and Ieban-
on turnpike torciSh. G. d. BRIEN, c. and NJ.
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