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sure" the Amphitri,on and his wife REPLIED
with forced smile


with forced smile.
$50 much the better"
Nivier sat down, was in his happiest vein.
played the agreeable TO all the family, and
seemed quite unconscious that he had al tho
burden Of the entertaining, and that except
few monoSyilables, the conversation was
reduced to mere monologuc On tina
fourth day, at six o'clock pr, ,isely, the oh.
stinate guest once more presented himself
This time constraint and colduCSs were
very perceptiblc, and Yivier spoke Of il.
The mistress Of the house replied s,iiiiy,
ut is only because We feared y6u would not
fare WELL we have 80 poor dinner to-day"
II thought you expected me, but il is Of
no consequence. ! am not difficult, wish
only the pleasure Of your society.r
He seated himself with perfect compo.
sure, ate heartily, then turning to Madame
with complimentary air, he said:
wv hat could you mean? This dinner is
quite as good as the others. Excellent fare,
upon my word. should desire nothing
better"
The next day--it was the flfth--viycr ar.
rived as usual. The porter met him at tho
door-"Monsieur Y is not at home. Ho
dimes down town to-day"
"Ah very well But forgot my great
coat yesterday, must ask the servant for
1t, and darting across the threshold and up
the staircase, tc knocked The door was
opened-unsuspected apparition.
Your portor is simpleton,' said Vivicr,
gaily. ale pretended that you had gon.
out. knew that he was mistaken. But
what long faces What sombre and mel.
ancholy air Has anything happcncdy
Any accident, any misfortune? Icll me,
that may offer nay sympathies."
All dinner time, the witty artist continued
and rcdoublcd his entreatics that the suppo-
sed misiortunes might be conhled to him.
lie complained Of reserve, and indulged
himself in all sorts Of conjccturcs and qucs-
tions.
Have you lost money in spccu,a,ons2
missed an inheritance; heard bad music,
received visit from troublesome bore?
Have you been wounded in yoGr affections?
in your for'uueE in your ambition"
Then, at tho dessert, Bursting into fit Of
lauL hter:
II know what is the matter, and what
troubles you. 1t is your invitation, so cor
daily made and so cordially accepted l
thought would make the trial, suspecting
that you would not endure me long. To-day
you shut the door against me, and to morrow,
if should return, YOU would throw mo out
Of the window. But you will not catch mo
here. wish you good evening
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Loss or A Wirr.--"1hs death Of an old
mans wife," says Lamartine. "s like cutting
down an ancient oak that has long shaded
the family mansion. llenceforth the glare
of tho world, with its care and vicissitudes.
falls heavily upon the old widows heart,
and there is nothing to break their force or
shield him from the full weight of misfcr-
tune. II is as il his right hand was withercd,
as if one wing of an eagle was broken, and
every movement that he made brought him
to the ground. His eyes are dim and gas.
sy, and when tho film Of death falls over
him, hc misses those accustomed tones
which might have smsothed his passage to
the grave"
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pAs:IrEWlsCOTYPES.

THE subs, riber would respectfully INFORM Ils
old friends and the rest OF mankind, that he
is a 4, his post gain, aud is prepared to execute
likenessts in supe tor style 10 any ever taken in
this city before, Tor have mad, new discovery
in the arrangement Of light which enables Inc to
gi,ea more truthful and life like .expressio, 10
the likeness than is otherwise obtained. Call in
nny weather NJ my new doruer'to'ype rooms
nnd you may have your miniatures IN u plain case
for only 81 so iner eases at small extra costs
Extra heads on same plate hfy cents each. Al.
wnyscome IN uaik dress, Us red, orange, green,
or black
N u. Ny pictures canno, be excelled my.
whe-c---con hr squnlled NJ bu, lew places in the
west. Come in anJ see NJ will br glad TO show
laccs whether you wsa' say'hlngor not.
Nsreh u laass MiSsYcp.
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. MILLINERY.

: SUIuBI Oh I1dIu dIItI OCIuIHpUs OIb.
MRS. GREGG would inform the Indies OF OF
1Nl tawa aud vcintv that she has Just returned
from Chicago. witha wei. selected stuck Of fall
and winter goods. consistingoi honn-ts, ribbons.
flowers, chenille cord, velvet ribbons. ieather rs =,
head dresses, &c.
= All branches OF millinery done to order as usu-
al. Work committed 10 her care Will be done
promptly.
Thankful for past patronage she solici,s con
unuance at the same. Ladies call and see for
yourselves. September 30
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FAMILY GovERSMESr.- What is family
government? 1t is to punish fault be.
cause it is fault; because it is sinful and
contrary to commands of God, without REF
erence to whether it may or may not have
been productive Of immediate injury to the
parent or to others.
1t is to reprove with calmness and com
posure and not with angry irritation; in a
few words litly chosen, and not with tor
rent of abuse; to punish as often AS YOU
threaten, aud threaten only when you in
tend and can remember to perform. To say
what you mean, and iafallibly do what you
say.
II is to govern your family as in tho sight
Of Him who give you your authority; who
will reward your s,ict fidelity with such
blessings as He bestowed on Abraham, OF
punish your criminal neglect with su.h
curses as nc visited on Eli.
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The proprietor Of the Revere Housc--one
OF the crack hotels OF Boston-has been sen.
t.nced TO the House Of Correction for selling
liouor 10 The fses Of Nbs now lev.
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REMOVAL or THE OMAHA lNDrASs.-The
Omaha Indians, accompanied by the agent
Major liEPNER, are now being removed to
their neA home u short distance north Of
Black Bird hills, where some years ago was
was buried distinguished Chief ol their
Tribe, from whom the place takes its name
On their arrival at the place of their desti
nation, their annuIies are to be paid them
from the United States government, amount.
ing to $4,000.
The Umahas left their late village about
eleven miles south of this city, on Saturday
morning last. Although they were willing to
depart yet on taking final leave of their
former homes, ami thL graves Of their rcla.
tivcs and iriends-so soon to be dcsecratcd
by the white mans pow the women and
the old men wept, aud even the stout hear
ted warriors evinced that they were not
strangers " emotions Of tenderness and af.
fcctiop, which their stern countcnance, as
savage as they may sometimes appear, could
but lily conceal.
This tribe now numbers only eight hun
dred and fve--men, women and children,
all told and can only muster about two
hundred warriors, or men able to bear arms.
We are informed that ten years ago, the
Omahas numbered sixteen hundred-twice
their present strength. But war, disease
and whisky, have swept them thus rapidly
away.--NeJraskidn,
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S,N.lNpN A. ElhrS.

HA WnoLEis.A,,Ll,E:, It, and ,.D,n, retail
NTfsts,NA in all kinds OF harness, saddles,
Naidlrs mlrtngaIes, franks, va
lses, carpet bags, whip lashes,
collars, halters, grts, surcinges, Nc south
east corner of Nam and Columbus sts,, Ottawa,
Illinois Nays,
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1855, NJ. B. BRISTOL, 1855.
Forwarding and Commission
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS.

Cash paid for al kinds Of Produce at the Cush
man Ware House, Main Canal.
MnN lNsl.
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CETY NEAT MARKs.T!
TAILORING. I
yTTTyTJA CONNEI,l

OSiiNSs
WILLIAM CONNELIY
ESPECTFULLY Informs the citizens ofOt-
IL ,awa andthe surrounding country, that he
ia sIustreceved a new stock oi
Broadcioths. CdsMmrr,s and Peaings
Of the lntesis,yle, andal kind Of tailors' TRIM
mincs, all OF which he willsell cheap Tor cash.
Also, all kinds OF Ready Made Clothing OF his
own manufacture
Reing Ottawa he would wish
Tor his oldacqualntaHces to givehm a calIbrlore
purchasing elsewhere. -
TAILORING n CUTTING
Done on the shortest notice athjs old stand orpo.
site the old City Hotel, on Madisonst.. next door
10 Dnnl LcnhN's Rnotnnd Shoe Shop.
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Millinery.

~ A 4 Mrs. Gtergs old Sand, corner Of
Sh Mnin and Columbus streets, may be
~ found new and lull assortment ct millinery
goods suitable Tor the spring and summer trade.
All branches ol mllinety and dress making done
TO order. Thonklu ioi past patronage, Mrs.
Grey solicit sa continuance OF the some apps
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From the New York Times.
Bnrnum's Grand Baby yShow..Abundance
OF Fat.

Barnum and his one hundred and odd ba.
bies were the theme, above all other prolific
themes Of discourse yesterday, wherever two
or more females were gathered together for
a little talk over cup Of strong green tea
on the front stoop OF at the miincr's. Even
the servant girls loitered at the groceries
and hydrants to compare notes Of what they
had beard on the subject at home, aud make
a few comments Of their own. Wei, Bar.
nun aud his babies are worth looking at
the former equally 50 with the latter--both
are extraordinary subjects, and altogether
they drew to the Museum yesterday ten
thousand persons.
IN TmE NURSERY According to announce
mcnt the babies with their nurses were at
10 o'clock yesterday IN the nursery, which
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DR.. II. NJ. McARTHTR,
Drs. THOMPSON & MCKINNEY
DENTISTRY.

HE the undersigned have this
day entered in to partnership
CYYTEYp for the practice OF Dentistry, ten
der their professional services to
the citizens Of Ottawa and vicinity. All operations
performed in a scientific mann, and warranted
nual in utility TO the best. Office hours from A.
NJ to5P. NJ. WM SMITH, VI D.,
Ottawa, July 81. R.F TAYLOR. d. b. S.
Having entered into the above partnership,
Dr.. Smith requests all persons indebted to him tor
past services, to call n, settle Tor the same
lie ais" is obliged for pas, patronage aud solicl,s
q continuance ot the samc
Office IN Sanger & Armonr's Block.
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Agricultural Implements,

cS,nblishm, ut, nj the de-cut lock near thr hh'h
cnnnl, Ottawa, To manufacture IN style and at
n c' clpnrss hitherto unnpp.oached IN Ottawa
all kinds oi
Agricultural Implements,
Such ns sromnou securing, one horse aud prairie
PLOWS, hnrrows, cuvators horse rakes,
&c, m short all kinds oi heavy farmers tools
ThermachIn-ry Is all new, perfect. and propelled
hy abundant never falling water power. Far.
wbrrtcr ,hcy wish to purchase OF not.
An tkcir ,rork is marrGnicd.
Orders from distance promptly attended TO-,
and implements placed on board cana boats. or
ears i,ec vi charge. leb3-ti ", VI.
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cupants. Into tins room our reporter "a
bachclor) endeavOred to enter, but failed
A colored gentleman Of gigantic proportions
and courteous manner struck an attitude in
front OF the entrance which caused him to
look upward nutl his eye rested ON pia-
card, reading as follows:
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THE VERY LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BY
TELEGRAPH AND THE NAILS
THE HOUR or pupr.1nsrrnr


LOUISVILLE Jan, l5.--nght-The drafts on
Page, Bacon d Co, of San Francisco viii be paid
oy the Bank Of America at New York
Soule has resigned John G. Breckenridge Is
appointed his successor, which appointment viii DO
confirmed tomorrow.
PITTsBuRo, Jan .-night-Riyer at stand
with eight feet one inch water in the cEanaI
New YORK, JAN l5-Ten thonsaud uneunloy-
ed lsborers parsded the streets this evening
The Erie Railroad difficulties are over.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 15.-Shultz, Hadden &
Latling produce house. failed to-day in consequence
Of the suspension of Page, Bacon & Co, and
Western houses.
LOUISVILLE JAN --noon.--River rising with
6 feet inches water in the canal
CINCINNATI Jan lG- noon-Ryer stationary.
Flour7 60a7 70. Whisky 259 Hogs-3000 az
4 80 to 4 80. Lard 81. There is better feeling
IN provisions.
PITTsEURo, Jan. l6-noon.-Ri7er falling with
I feet IN ,hes wAterin the channel.
NEw YoEK, Jan. lG--noon.-Money obtained
easy. Rates unchanged. Ohio Flour 8 87t 9 30
Corn %. Corn should have been quoted yes
terday at o. instead Of 100 Pork dull. Lard
firm
New YoRE, Jan 1G -night-Couon duIl-Or-
leans midding 81. There IS 4 strike among the
laborers engaged in loading and unloading vessels
Shipping is almost suspended.
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MONEY AND BUSINESS

Money has been easier for the past week; river
in fine navigsb!e order; numerous steamers arriy-
ing and departing; discounts easily obtained and
st moderate Rates on the movement of produce;
the city wharves present an animated appearance;
and things look more cheerful in all the business
.. lhorougtfare5 Of the city.
Kiting bills are in bad odor just now, and can
not be negotiated unless TO the creditor party, and
An only il the hope Of securing previous indebt-
ness by lifting tie debtor over the shoals but in
four cases cut Of I've lie at last runs dead sground
and the loss proves to be much larger. If the
banks would conGne' their discounts to good bust
ness paper instead Of loans, it would be better for
all concerned.
We are heartily sick and tired OF dirty, ragged
shin plasteFs, and hope the next Legislature will
prohibit the circulation Of suy bin under So. The
Old adage, 1T IS an IL wiad that blows no one
good, was beautifully verified few days since at
one CT the banks An unsuccessful applicant for
discount had renewed his application TO the cash-
lar, and urged his necessity with great zeal. The
asher bethonght himself of large mess of shin
FlasteTs on which he had bestowed weeks hard
labor, in vain effort to assert them Said he,
lake my whole stock OF shin piasters and | will
4 ecommoaa.e you. The offer was promptly &C
n pted, although the amount was large, thus PROV
ing that money is stl IN request, when such fee
1 e Representative is received in its stead Won
Ter if the Poo. fellow made his promise to pay in
me same kind of currency
Sviaey, Green & Co, and Fellows & Co, Cot
ron factors, New Orleans, have suspended. Both
ii these houses were doing large business, and
r.assed No. I. When such houses go by the board,
and thus early il the season, should admonsh all
20 be on the alert and prepare for the worst.
Tie present Slight letting up in money we fear
VII be temporary; our opinion is still, that the lqui
aation viii 90 on uuil q sound state u things is
IrGfrclt e -ur
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NASHVILLE INN.

This old established house was opened yesterday
With 3 suu-rl uous dinner TO few invited guests
Tie new proprietor. S J. CARFGR. Esq, win make
a. good landlord as ever minisered to the public
wants IN The I'm; an6 If his yesterdays dinner is
q, ta.r sample O. w,atho IS 10 DO, the house viii
soon become famous. The establishment has been
rs-oTatei and, 10 a considerable extent newly
FINISHED. Ne can wish strangers better quarters
rowhera th.n ,he5 vii. now find at the Nashville
Inn
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MARsEALS NOTICE.

(XTHEEEhS Il libel was on the 4th day of January in
w the year $50 filed in the District Court Of the Uni
led states for the Middle District Of Tennessee by Thos
T. ChIdresS ESQ., Attorney Of the United States for said
District as well behalf Of the United States a. Of
Jesse Thomas ESQ Collector for the port Of Nashville
against the vessel HaTtSYie her tackle apparel and
uTGJure for reasons and in the said libel men
toned praying the usual process and monon OF The said
Court in the premises requiring all persons interested in
the said vessel her tackle apparel and Furniture or know
ing having thing TO why the should not be
condemned according 10 the PRAYER OF the said libel
b. and speaT before said Court t3 9Th day Of March
neN .s55 q: 10 O'clock 4. NJ, if the be day Of
jurisdiction otherwise, the next day Of jurisdiction
thereafter hcn and there 10 the premises and in.
ieqose his, heT their claim 10 tho same and all due
proceedings being had that the said vessel her tackle ap
P6't and furniture, may for the and causes in
" sltd libel mentioned, he condemned liable 10 the
''A Si@e', uT the tTeitures therein mentioned and
tl.lF COSTS II that behalf expended:
NoN therefore, all persons interested in the said vessel
f2i>Ne hcr tackle, apparel and furniture or knowing
OF r'i"S any tp& to say Why the same should not be
sorht" according 10 the prayer Of The said libel are
hereby ltqdTed 10 be and appear before the said Cort 10
be held IN sud for The Middle District of Tennessee in hs
city o AashYie on the 5th day Of March next IaT5 Of
10 O'Clock, 4. NJ, o that day. The same be dsv nj in
T-dCOn otherwise on the next dav Of jurisdiction thsre
after, then and there 20 answer the i,renosaz s5
his her their claim e. the same and rosa tbe;- H.
tions in that behalf and show cause il any tbaT 80
the same should not be condemned ,.cgIr5-a ~
PRAYER OF the said libel
This sth day OF January, 1850
J, &. CLEMENTS
/: ,. Marsna 5id Dist. Of Tenn.
Ry B. y. CLEMENTS, D. 81. Ijanl0-lw
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NEW BOOKS.

:
uARPER's MAGAziNE FOR JANUARY,
II, le29, inst received BY JOHN lokh go.
DASCROET'S UNITED STATES, Vol 81,
ID for sale by JOHN YORK \ CO.
< PiRiT MANIFESTATION EXPLAINED.
> ty JOhu y. Heds. For sale bS
iaui JOHN YORK d 60.
FIFTH VOLUME COMMENCED.
PCIN1A'S RO4TKfL Y-JANCARY.
AMONG IHs CONTENTS Axe
Portraits q Contributors. AuibcF tr "The Conqns-
ror's Grave"
The Ocean and lis Life.
Winter.
Was Napoleon Dictator:
The Old Sculptor and his Pupil.
Professor PhantiloA Romance q tie Water C'rr
Spenseriana
Hard Swearing Oh a Church Sieap,s
The Rich Merchant Of Ca1o.
Our C'ircu Names.
To Mummy Wheat.
Israel Potter; or, Fity Years ii Exii- Chapter XIX.
ConiloUed. ChIpieT XA. The Shuttle.
Negro MnstTelsy-Ancient and Modern.
Are all hen Descended from Adam?
Secret Soeieties-The Know .Nothings.
20 TERss-25 cents per number OF s. per anuun.
JAM JOHN YORK 4 CO, Agents
niARiES for 1858. ALMANAOS for 1856.
u For sale By JOHN YORK co.
CCh00L B00KS.-JOlIY YORK & co. also have on
Books which they offer for sale at reduced prices.
PARTY LEADERS
WAY-DOWN-BAsT; By JACK DowSHa
THE NEWS-ROY
THE LOST HEIRESS
JOURNEY To CENTRAL AFRICA; BY BAYARD
TAyLos.
For sale BIZ JOHN YORK L co
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Give them trial.-Mercensry persons haTein 80 ma
nv instances succeeded in foisting upon the community
worthless preparations claiming for them great medical
virtues that many individuals refuse to take any thing lot
sanctioned BY physician. This sanction has been lie
slowed upon STABLER'S AN0DYNE CHERRY EXPEC-
TORANT and DIARRHGA CORDIAL in more than i've
hundred instances Indeed many medical men who know
their virtues regularly prescribe the Expsctorant in
Of Coughs Colds and dis Of the respiratory organs
which under their And in all diseases of the
bowels too such Darrhe2, the DiarThea Cordial is
prescribed By them with the utmost confidence its bens
fcal effects GiFe these excellent medicines trial See
descriptive pamphlets to be had gratis Of the agents.
Price only 90 cents for EACH six bottles for 81 60
Ssc22
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DECEMBER RIFLES. 1854,

Nancy Patterson, - her next friend, Wu. Patterson
Neal Patterson aud others.
~ motion and appearing 20 die Clerk and Master Of
Bsaid Court that Neal Patterson is q resident Of
this State thzroUP7n ordered that order Of pubics-
ton be made fg SO DAYS in the JEioH G-d American
published Nashville, Tenn, requiring the said Nei
Patterson to appear and plead answer or demur TO the
comp auants H. al CocT House IN the Of Garth
age smith County Tenn, On the end Monday in FebTu-
any next and IN d.rit thereof said bill will be taken for
confessed A.a go, a. bearing, e. ugyts, 20 him
ter"A-lu \. MOORE Clerk and Master.
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DECEMBER RULES, 1854.
Il - L. II a.-.--.L - -

Mary HugFes by her next friend Johu ". ilrches,
John 2. Hughes.
an motion, ard 1; appearing TO tAo Clerk und Master
~ that John J.. Hughes Is q Nonresident OF this State
it therefore, ordered that Pubcs be made for -
Court House. il the Of Carthage Smith county
Tennessee, then and there plead, denim I,
set igr hearing, g.. .rrts, es 80 him. \ MOORE
dec27-ln Clerk and Master
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FROM A pHYsIoIAN IN ILLINOIS

FROM A PHYSICIAN IN ILLINOIS
It is gratifying to the propretors of B. A Fahnesocks
YERMIFUGE to that regular practitioners make en-
exception in favor of this yerifuge and not only 1t in
preference to their preparations but give their voluD
tary testimony in its favor The following Is from ply
stefan of high character in Illinois, formerly Of Lou
isiana and is dated
SHAwEEErowS, III, June q, 1853.
Desrs. B. Il. FLlnetock G Co.: GsrNemsn-I have
used b. A. Fahneslocks Yermuge in the practice Of med
cne IN this aad the Southern States for the last ten years.
and can recommend il he medicine for the purpose for
which was intended bringing at time, from small
girl, Of, say, ten years of age, ONE HUNDRED AND
SEFENTf-NINE WORMS As druggist at Shawnee
town, have sold great quantity, and il hes invariably
given satisfaction. In fact it is the only medicine
COW called for. II. SYMAES, NJ. d.
Sold wholesale and retail by ell the principal druggists
and country merchants throughout tie United States.
i,nl- I'm
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SOUTHERN ROUTE.
sza g 9 E Es &C.
REDUCEDI


NROM The fElh inst 70 the IS, Of Juaa the Rates Of
j Freight from, Charleston and savannah 70 Nashville
FIGST CLASS.
Books and Stationery, Ks0's, Shoes sud hsts. Bottled
Liquors sad OILS
tamphine and Spirits TuTsntns, ia CASKS and barrels
CsTpe;iEg.
Confectionery CUTLERY a boxes and cases. Dry Goods
in boxes ard bales.
Drugs, Fruit Trees and Sarubbprv Furs Garden Seeds
riS."
oysters ia cans and jars sddsry, Tia Ware Teas and
Spices period ios. 81 90
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware, except Gallery" Heavy Castings and Ma
chinerv.
Foreign Liquors in barrels or pipes Cordage Tobacco
il boSe-, Carriage Springs and AKes Leather in rolls
aud boxes. Oils in barrels cSsS Crockery and Queens
ware in crates ard casks. Rice, Zinc Whiting, Plaster of
Paris, &C. per leo lbs. g. 90
SPECIAL RATES.
Boxes Furniture Piano Fartes, Carriages boxed, and
other light articles not enumerated Also. Csr5oys Of
Acids viii De- ~ken 1T actual weight, but charged dorble
l-t class rates per 100 lbs. 8 80
All articles enumerated, to be charged at rates of
Iroi Ike Isl d june 10 ,he !st of December, they viii
b. charged "a .uiiOH>
I,tcl4>.. IS sbors, 2er leo f,.......$I 20
- do q" 10 90 .-..-...-... 90
Nerc,aprS sbrping from the Eastern cities will find
t,s the cheapest we'll Us the most expeditions route
Freight New Yors and Philadelphia to Charleston
and Savannah ranges from TO q cents per cubic foot.
according class and character az vessels
As the H4!Tcad Companies Ct Charleston and SaEzn-
nah heFe discontinued the Receiving aud Forwarding cf
Merchandise Will be necessary Oorsgn to Commission
Merchant at these points.
Shippers may rely upon strict adherence 10 the above
rates. Il. L ANDERSON, Sup't. n. L. C. h. K.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
No shipments entitled TO the above rates unless each and
every package has the Of Depot ofdeliver and
thsinitials \. G. r. Z. plainly marked upon il.
Nashville JAM lift II. l. A.