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Brownsville.

ON TUESDAY, NAY 22kD ON THE PRE-
~ Misses IN BROWNSVILLE, about l mile from
Edgehed will offer at publ: sale from - 70 ~ Oh the
handsomest Resid Lots in the vicinity oil Nashvlie-
These lots contain rom to 10 acres eaeh and front
principally the Porter Turnpike. Lindsey street Scott
Avenue and Main S,reeta beautiful avenue 40 eet wide
extending from the Porter the Gallatn Turnpike Said
lots in The immediate vicinity OF Hobsons Chapel and
excellent male and female schools possess every adsan
age for residences convenient TO the cityoeng N re-
marksbly healthy and desirable nighborhood AS rich
garden spots and commanding building Sites these lots
unsurpassed.
Edsei.d is growing rapidly, and nearly all the
hne building Ions the Gastin pike Tor several miles
from the city, improved; ard the prices OF lots from
IL to miles from the city range from s40O to $1,000 per
acre.
The Brownsville lots are offered on long time-being
credit of 9 and years. with interest Ter notes PAYABLE
in bank with satisfactory security. and lien retained
credit Ot l. 2 g. and year, with interest," will be given
TO who will bind themselves to erect good build
ngs the lots within l2 months from the day OF sale
Sale to lot No. 20 on Main Street. near the
Gaatin pike, and adon the residence OF Mrs Cahal
Omnibuses will leave the Public Square al s15 o'clock
A. NJ the dsy of SALE giving free passage to and from
the lots Come one come all AL we ask of persons de
string pleasant hoe free from the heat DUST and the
heavy corporation tax Of the city, is to attend the sale in
Brownsville Tuesday the 3d. and judge for themselves
J. l.. x k. W. BROWN, AK Cherry st.
f. K. GLAscocK Auctieneer. may15-td
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SOMETHING NEW AND RARE

ORANGE, Water Melon, Cltron, Nutmeg, Musk Melon,
~ Japan Pea. Apple squash Sweet Potato Squash,
B. ack Eve, Lady do, and Stock Peas.
Also, from the house of Miller Wngate Co., sup :
ror article of Cutvators; Briney one and two horse
Premium Steel Pow; the Revolving hay Rake; Gran
and Moving Cradles Scythes Shafts
Also from Deland of Philadelphia, practical agricul.
turst Of from fifty seventy years experenceGorn Shell
lers Corn Drlers Harpers Forks six sizes Potato Drags
Dung do Shovels Spades and Rakes, Asparagus Forks
Wood Forks, Movable Teeth.
Daily Expecting In the river every Tool and Imple
ment which used in the Garden or in the Horticultural
line from the Budding and Grating Pruning Knife and
Long Shears with handles and wheels also the Thresher
all of the most superior workmanship
ri
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NAPOLEON IN EXILE. By O'Mearz-
NAPOLEON, HIS COURT AND FAMILY. BY the Ouch
e.s D'Abrantes.
TIE LAND or THE sARACES By Bayard Taylor,
woLFERrS RooSF. By Washington Irving
ILLUSTRATIONS OF GENIUS. By Henry Giles.
THE LIFE AND EPISTLEs OF ST. PAUL. BY The Rev
w. J. Conybard and Rev.J. S. Howson-
RESTORATION OF THE MONARCHY IN FRANCE.
By Lamarine. vol
HISTORY OF THE GIRoNDIsTs By Lanarene.
LIVES OF THE QUEENS OF ENGLAND. By Miss
Strickland. With Portrait Of every Queen.
The WONDERS OF GEOLOGY. By Or. Nantsu
The MEDALS OF CREATION. By DE-. Maa
RICHARDSON'S GEOLOGY.
DANTE, Translated into English Verse. With Flaxmas
Designs.
TAsso's JERUSALEM DELIVERED. By wIeeu.
PLINY's NATURAL HISTORY, with Notes.
THE NATURAL HISTORY OF MAN. BY Lieut. Coloas
Charles Hamilton Smith.
LAwRENCE's LECTURES ON THE NATURAL HIS
TORY OF MAN, &c. Ivol.
THE GEOGRAPHY OF sTRABo. Literally Translated
With Notes.
LILLY'S ASrROLOGY. vol.
CELSIUS ON MEDICINE. Translated BY Jas Grsvs MD
DUSCAN's HISTORY OF RUSSIA. vols, lsmo. IL
ustrated.
PoPR's HoMBR'S uIAD Illustrated.
PoPE'S HoMER'S ODYSSEY. Illustrated
GUIzorS HISTORY OF CIVILIZATION. vols
THE RELIGION OF PROTESTANTs A SAFE WAY TO
SALVATION. BY William ChlngwOrth.
CHRIST THE END OF TIE LAW: Being the Preface
to the Gensvan Bible BY John Calvin. Black
Letter.
TACITUS. The Oxford Translation.
THE BOOK OF sFORTS. Bv Pierce Egan.
CYCLOPBDIA OF UNIVERSAL BIOGRAPHY-Embra-
cling Memoirs the Most Celebrated Of Times
vol.
CYCLoPEDIA OF CHEMISTRY, with its Application to
Mineralogy, Physiology and the Arts. ] VOL, Emo.
THE LAND WE LIVE IN: Pictorial and Literary
Sketch Book Of the British Empire. VOL
MANUAL OF GEOGRAPHICAL SCIENCE. I volume.
With Atlas.
THE BOOK OF RAPHAEL's CARTOONS. By Cater
mali Illustrated.
HOUSEHOLD WORDS: Weekly Journal. Conducted
BY Charles Dickens. 10 vols.
THE PROSE WRITER'S OF GERMANY By Hedge.
EUROPE IN THE MIDDLE AGES. By HalIam.
LITERATURE OF EUROPE. By HaIlsm.
CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY OF ENGLAND. Hallan
MORNINGS WITH JESUS. By William Jay.
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New Publications, just received by
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wILLIS,S NEW BOOK.
= SECOND EDITION. NO " RRADX.
TH Il Y AG.B AG:
Las CASAS
Memoirs Of Napoleon.

w. T. BERRY & CO., have just received
MEMOIRS or THE LIFE, EXILE, AND CONVERSE
TONS OF THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON. By the COUss
De Las CasAs. With Portraits and other Illustrations.
edition in vols.
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40 ooo suINGLES PER DAY,

HAVE on exhibition, at the Crutcher House, SHIN
i GLE MACHINE, which will make 10000 perfect
shingles per day. II is propelled by ONE HORSE POWER
and makes Is shingles every revolution 10 can be built
for ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS. All interested, espe-
cially machniss will please call and examine for them
selves. WM. A. DOOLEY.
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Robert Moore.
COUNTRY RESIDENCES ron SALE.

DESIRABLE Residence about miles from the citv
N the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad consist
ing of anne dwelling with large rooms, kitchen
house. &C. and Is Of very rich land The improve
cost upwards of $500 Price of the property SOO
AlsO-A very desirable Building Site, about miles from
the city, the Nolensvlle pike containing about .
OF very finely timbered and rich land with improve
mens that about $1,000 Price $500 per Those
wishing purchase this extremely valuable property Will
please apply Immediately to J. L. & W. BROWN,
mayl S-2w Al \ Cherry street
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TINE splendid steamer lROQUOlSE, h~
i Capt Books, will leave Southland, szvHS
for the above and all intermediate ports
WEDNESDAY, 10th inst
s Lrbt water boats VII be 10 readiness to carry
freight and passengers Msuday and Tuesday evenings
msy13 II. H HARR SON Agent.
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Public Sale of so Building Lots in
EARDING'S BEAUTIFUL ADDITION TO NASHVILLE

Near the Walnut Race Course
ON TUESDAY, MAY 18TH, AT II O'CLOCK. A. NJ
the premises in the above addition, will sell
about so very handsome residence lots fronting each
40 to 50 feet the BOsey ks Jackson Clay Polk Wat
kins and Hard Streets and running back from $50 to
100 feet 10 Is feet alleys
Hardngs addition is of the most beautiful that hes
been made TO the city, and many of the lots only
500 600 yards from the State Capito-comuand fine
view of the fine build ng Sites kably heal
thy locations and rich garden spots.
We offer liberal inducements purchasers in the sale of
these lots they will be sold long credit of l. and
years. with interest for notes with satisfactory security
payable in bank ard lien retained.
~ 0mnbuses, as usual will run free of charge.
We most earnestly invite public aent ton 10 these most
beautiful and very valuable lots they speak for themselves
Call on us and get plots of the ground
J. L. d L w. BROWN,
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m cHANCRRY COURT AT sHElBYvIILE.

s..- ... MAY RULES, 1855.
Patience A. Castee and others arah Burdett and others
Original Bill
IT appearing TO the satisfaction of the Clerk and Master
Il that the defendants, Nathan Ivy and wife Mary, are
nonresdents of the State of Tennessee and reside il the
State OF Texas and that William Gavin and wife Patience
and samuel Burdet residents Of the Stale Of Mis-
souri, that the ordinary process of this court cannot be
served upon them it h therefore, ordered by the Clerk
and Master that publication be made in the Union and
american "a newspaper published in the city of Nashville
appear at the next term of the court Ito be held the
court house in the town of Shelby vle the first Friday
after the fourth Monday in August next and plead an
or demur TO complananis bill the same will be
taken for confessed against then and set for hearing
Plrts.
mayl4-w4t WIN. J. waITTHORyE. C&M.
DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE
State of 1ennessee-Humphry Us County.
T N. ID. McCRAREf, administrator of The estate Of
Geo. r. McCrarey, deceased having suggested TO the
Clerk of the County Court of said county, the insolvency
of said estate do hereby notify AL persons having claims
against said estate to file them with the Clerk Aforesaid
day Of November, 1885, pro distrbuton other
mayllwSt Nd. McCRAREY, Admir-
ELOUR-56O;bbls Flour, in store and for sale by
Il sp4 II. s. FRENCH SOU
NNTE AXE NOW RECEIVING OUR SPRING Stock
with great care the latest mporaious and at redu
ced prices We prepared to crafty the most astdious
taste as well the most economical in prices We ear
netly solicit the firm the continuance the hume
rous patrons the former firms of the house and as well "a
all persons wishing 10 purchase Seasonable aud Cheap
The former stock will he sold at prcss greatly under
the market value. STEVENSON 4 BIRTHRIGHT,
my2 College street.
DUNN bbs N. K Rum Jest received and foi sale By
AZ spl McCkEA q TERRAss.
4 NUkN-oOV bags store and for sale by
" I,i4 McCREA & TERRASS.
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House Furnishing Goods.


WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.
DRAsS BOUND BUCKETS-an sizes;
ID Iron do do do;
:. Oak Buckets; Oak Well Buckets s--t-
Painted Toy Buckets; Brass Bound Water Cans;
Iron Bound Water Cans; Cedar Milk Piggins;
Cedar Pals; do Tubs-a sizes;
do Keelers- Brass and Iron Bound;
Chopping Trays; Wooden Bowls;
Patent Spring Clott es Pins;
Common do; t+sfE
Market Baskets, with or without covers;
Large Square and Round Clothes Baskets;
Willow Wagons
German Work Baskets; ff
Deep Clothes Baskets with Wood Bottoms
Just received and for sale by
msy12 SNOW, MACKENZIE CO.
~ RATES.-Jus. received from the manufacturers at
VI New York and Pittsburg the best selected stock of
Crates ever offered in Nashville at prices hanging from
W so to ss0some patterns with circular tenders,
which are very handsome. For sale BY
may12 SNOW, MACKENZIE & co. !.
CASTINGS AND HOLLOW WARE.
M are getting in store large ant full supply OF
w Castings and Hollow Ware consisting Of
800 Skists nd Lids nom TO s.;
800 Dntch Ovens aud Lids;
23) Ovens and Lids
230 Biscuit Ovens and Lids;
All Odd Lids; As Large Sugar Kettles
10 Large Cauidrons; AIS English Postal sizes;
us Stew Pots and Lids. 1856 Shaving Skillets;
us pairs Dog lrons-all sizes; 80 at g.
50 sets Wagon Boxes; .---.a a
"A Bark Mi u.s. suitable for crushing Corn;
Cast Iron Chimney Tops r.l
For sale al the low st mates by
msyl2 SNOW, MACKENZIE & co.
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READ THIS.
n THOSE SETS OF COTTAGE FURNI- -
NATURE are Just received and will be sold ~
TTlcheap. Also the largest and best selection -
of Cane Seat and other Chairs Cane Seat and Back Arm
and Nurse Rockers Chdrens Chairs, &c offered in
this market. t.H
Also Clocks Window Shades, Bedsteads, Tables, Hat
Racks, Commodes, &c &c
PIANOS for sale or In fact, trrgs and fashons
BILE collection of useful articles in nv line which will be
sold loo for cash approved paper shall offer superior
inducements to purchasers who pay cash Come and
ts- Fine articles made to order All articles sold
ranted equal to tine recommendation given
~ The largest lot of Mattresses in the city. -
snI5 L H. MORTON Union street
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NEW ARRIVALS
C. w. ROBERTSON & CO.,
No IA College Street. between Spring and Union sts
at the Store formerly occupied by
RoBERTsoN 4 BRADsHAw
NASHFILLR, TENNESSEE,
usRn HAVE this day received large stock of u6ap
R@t Gentlemen's superior French Calf Stitched
and Pump Sole Boots; and those who wantt ~
GOOD bit will do well to call and Try on they have
been selected expressly for the Retail trade and of the
latest styles. G. W. ROBERTSON CO,
mvI2 College street
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For Sale.
THAT VALUABLE RESIDENCE on Cherry Street, for
J. merIy occupied by Gen Armstrong. Apply TO
my6-H LlSDSLEf q ChOCkErF.
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NEW BOOKS

NEW BOOkS. =
Books for the Season!
BUIST,s GAR DENING.
TOOn. Nelson & CO., a
$500 BOOKSELLERS, -
A Union street, Nashville, Tennessee,
Have lust received
THE FAMILY KITCHEN GARDENER:
Conras o!,in and accurate dsseFp.,opvs Of all The
t,s ciss and ysrienes Of uunnary vegetables,
AEn 1ss FOR LADIES,
And Companion 10 the Flower Garden. BY Downing.
srssz,s B1 s,. 81 F E.rSen p,rectory.
The American Hand.Book of Ornamental
Home for AII--octagon Mode of Building
The New Hydrcpathic Cook;Book
The American Fruit Culturist.
Tne American Cottage Builder.
Practical Treatise ON the Culture OF the
NJ The shove, with many other valuable works Far
mefs, Mechanics and General Readers at Prices.
The Voyage OF Life.
1NooN, NELSON CO. A Union Street, invite the at
Hs ssSS Z Y Z 's SF "er LIFE Valuable Books
Manhood; It's Duties St and Responsibilities. By W. w.
CHILDHooD:
tt Irs Ph0SIsrs AND TRAINING.
% -gs-er4 - YoUrH. s..
ITs TRIALS AND TMuxPHs. aa-
aa MANHOOD:
lrs DUrIDs AND RKsPossIsIL.rIzs.
".
OLD AGE:
Irs SERENITY HoPE.
LIFB AND IT'S AIMS
PARr I.-IpRAL LIFE.
Part 1I.-AcTUAL LIFR.
FOR SALE-A GREAT BARGAIN.
THE house and lot lately occupied by Charles H. Pea
body fronting 20 feet Market street. $50 feet deep
The buildings are all in good repair and cost OGo
splendid bargain be had in the purchase of said
premises Possession given LIST January, 1885, Terms
liberal.
Also, Lots in Edge6ed. 100 feet front each; under
improvement-both near the city.
Also in the Buena Vista Plan Of Lots, with an
elegant building site, high and healthy.
Also. Lots IN McNarys Addition, within 10 minutes
walk of the Square, fine building SITES with beautiful
shade trees.
bargain will be given in the sale OF anv OF sad lots
ssg Apply to u. +. VILLAIN.
SIN No 40 Cherry street
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Fine full Bosom Shirts with and without Collars
DO COlOred do do
Together with handsome assortment OF Rutbes, COsr1s
every se Cravais Half Hose &C, &C. in fact everything
elegant in our line. -
MYERS a McGILL,
Ladies' and GsHtLsAleHs Furnishing Store.
maya Corner Square and College Street
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R1ecEAg u1sHlac7.N eoRREsPoapEsoA
wA-HsNcr y. Ny s, 1850

wA-HsNer " My s, 1850
Aessrs Editors Usri1a aid A7aeafcan fl ne
Atlantic arrived on Thursday and we had hisniy
important rews on Saturday the 9TH. TINS NOR =
ing we have the news by the arrival OF The As'"'
five DAYS later. The news by her is also Oh higi
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STOCK FOR sALE.-2o !

w beautiful Building Lot (Ne. 30) the corner Of
Broad and McNairy streets Also, No 1874 Dcmum-
brane street, corner Of NcNary and Demumbrans
streets These lots each front 50 feet by 1879 and us deep
Apply to J. L. & K W. BROWN
ap20-lw Az Cherry street
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Tine Vienna Conference had totally failed; and
long wsr in prospect was the prevalent eApec'a-
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NTE have this day received, by express additional
w invoice Of keady-made Linen and Muslin Shirts,
comprising great variety Of styles and patterns made
with all the modern improvements and warranted TO ht IN
every particular Persons search Of well made articles
in the above line nvit ed to call and examine largo
and supurb arrortment Towt:
Fine Ready made Shuts Standing Collars Fine plat
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DUKE EDaSINAL FRENCH
l. BRANDY nor : lc by
inlR ,2-ta STROrIIER & WHITEHEAD.
n Thrillingly Fascinating Work.
M A RN LYNDON, RBs REVELA.

10 one Dundecimo Yolure. 1y bound In Ciotn.-
Price 81 90.
fhe antlof OF Ills intensely iuierestn2 American
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required the genius OF The author 10 haye gra sped
with snch extraordinary force, the and cirrn.
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could have hro.n irdsidna lnf int, place
and locality. Hei pas-unate. 4arlnss nature, her wild,
warm heart iIansused in tho magic world she haa
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undoubted experience. The chutarteis introduced into
her work are ilesh aud blood realities. These Graphic
life revclntinnA have ctcnted prnflehd literary
un. equaed by ahy 1iher prado'tion since theo op
pcarance of rhe Scailt Lette., und jsne Eyre, and
are 'nnrs tplked about than any other novel of our
times"
The above van be hal at A WILLIAMS Book
Store opposite tie Ctzeus Savings Bank. yncbburg,
Va and also the following new publications: cleye
lIsI-ly Miss Sewell author Of Amy Herbert, Expert
ences of Lille. &c; New Y'rA Consuco or foncica and
Follis of Fashenuble III by The author Ellen Graet.
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a complete narrative q; ths in Ra>sin; aud many
other new work. at Il A. WILLIAMS
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Il ARrS.--rbose who delight 10 look upon and nd
ml'e the beautiful specimens al arr ahich the hand OF
in the present frogreseiye age is forming, nfe 10
sptctinly invited ~ call on q. " MlNNiS 4 CO. Mt
their well established. Daguerrean Gallery. There the
Sisiesnep OF the airy with intellectual brow and Bu
gust nein stand lr the plate with such natural
and hfe-ke appearance TINT tho spectator ahnost fan
cies Gr hears tho henit hroi and the lips
There too. the beautiful bushing mnilrn with sperk
ling eyes md charming lips invites the ardent youth to
raze in almraoA "Iiraven's asi besl gift u sinful
man.. There, too tfal!ckinR, rompiug chdhuo l. wiih
bupyan, heart and merry hugh meets the v.ito, mud
holds him charmed 10 the spot. Then Ia q. w.
MlNNlG g. cos nnd view the handsome specimens
Have vnur likeaess, and tclder. induce her sou
above all others accompany youi end re not
coutcued without exact representation al her and
of those you hold dear ehrih Then should The sil
cord he snapped aud the golden ho. broken, you
have TINT left hieh viii call vigidy yp reeol
lection the departed Pictures taken ia all wealth
er with equsl facilities and wi,h the periecton.--
Remember MlNNIS ~ CO. nre the men give you q
perfect kenss and they may be found all times at
lhei far faa,ed Gallery. Main street Sd door from
Br1g &c IL ynchl,urg pnd Sycamore street Peters
burg, Np. q. W. MINIS " 90
y 25-is Daguerrean Ari-ts.
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The Greatest Medical Discovery OF the Age IL
AYERS CATEzAEsTEC PILLS.

rTNHEY don't help mPlainis, but then cure them.
Il One Box has cured Dyspepsia.
Three Boxes have cured the worst cases oil oeiotua
Two Boxes have cured Erysirelas.
One Box always the .Iaundiee
Three Boxes are cleanse the system from
Boils--offen less than one does II
Two Boxes have sompleteIy cured ile worst oil u-
the legs.
Small doses seL,om fail to cure the Piles
Que dose The hea lach" arising rom lou' stoh
urlI
S,rong doses often repeated exrcl every worm rom
the body They should be given 10 children VINO are
always tnure OF less afflicted with this sc1urte
As a gentle Physic they have no equal.
One Box cures dernngemelt u the Liver
Half BoS cures "a Cold
They purify the bood and thI4 s:rihe al tile ionnda-
tom of ,very scasc
As Dinner PIN there is their cquli in The world
They are purely vegetable, and do no hum, but
ia sc:omplish 10 unaecplnialla amount Of good.
Prepared BY Or. J. Q. AVER, prac'ica ohem'st
Lowell Mass, and sold by nll Druggist. an Dealers in
Medicine thror, this section. ii:lv I'm
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Of Arabs and a few AHghans. are said 10 be a
degree less di-orderly than their Albanian con-
rndes, though report speaks oftheir having eel
ebra,ed their arrival by clearing out bake
hnnne.
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NTEwCLA ssrCAL SCHOOL.

se,ihera. hsSilg made n,ranacmerts with Mr. X
T,iierro To him In teaehing respectfully so-
cit the patronage ui this communit, he school VIII
In Of heh order, embracing IN ia course The Latin
Greek. French md Geruan Languages, Mathematics
and the usual English Branches Tue session VIII be.
sin on Monday Srptemhet 3D. and ooninnc ~ montns,
T,rns saOner 10, ION NJ GUY.
ID. r MASSIE.
We refe, IN Me.srs. Y, Vi. Tslsferro. JAS. M Boyd,
Capt Samuel McCorkc. 7. j Kirkpatrick, Esq, Gent
u Rodes, tie Faculty nf Washington College, VIM M.
3ankfo,d 4, Eco and Chss. Il. Slaughter. Esq.
Address either Of as, OF q. T. Wills, Esq,
INnchburg, Va. July lid cwtlst sept
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THROUGH TO THE SPRINGS

For buchanan our Pocket Boats Leave tynchbusg 81
Ga A NJ, Monday Wednesday and Friday, and
nect with III, Snee Lines North River and Cedar
Creek for Tho Natural Bridge, Lexington. Rock, Alum
Warm and Hot Sprn and IN buchanan with ths Limo
bv Dagger. Springs 10 the White Sulphur. Returning
have Bncha,ln Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
A. NJ ss8
The Boais for Richmond leave LYnchburg Mondsy,
w edr esday and Friday at 8 A NJ. -
BOYD. EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
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DEDEO.D HOUSE. (opposi'e cosr, Honse)
ID MAIN STREET, LIBERTY, VA" (en the site OF
the Hotel r,rmerly kept hy Wan. Terry. e,q)
The abose Hhus, now re built in the modern style.
and t6tni-he IN the best manner. i oiened fsr tine
lerep i'm Of sGs.t.. Inr undersigned promise ihnIf
hest efforts c,it any pattnaage whi i they M re.
ceive ttUARLES X STEfTOE.
Proprietors.
A HACK wi awsysbe in readiness % convey the
guests the II ius aud their baggage to and from tine
MI Rnad free nf ,huraa apl3 dts
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NEW CONCERN.

TIvHE unier-igned having taken the house formerly
h occupied by g. Il N. q. Steptoe i~o doors above
Acree Il McCanahan's oil stand. and next door To
Murren g. Stratton Main street, Lyr chearg Va, begs
leave call the attention Of his riends and the pblic
generally To his stock OF Groceries, Liquors, &c
which he is offering low for cash. in exchange for
country produce. Particular attention phil the sale
of Flour Wheat, Corn Tobacco &c~--alss 70 the rs
ceiving and forwarding Of Goods.
may 22.cSdtsy JOHN LuNSFOkD.
Bedford Sentine and Salem n 'sster copy 6nn
NEGROES Wanted.-The Virginia and Fen
l. nessee railroad Company wish to hire for the
nander Of the year 80 able bodied Negroes to work.
laying track and the road West OF Wythe-
vile. Apply to 3. H.. GILL, Gen'l Supt
june 23-ts
DlFLES, PISTOLS, &c.--we hsys. on
IL hand a very handsome ASSORTMENT Of Rides, bis-
tolls &C., c.. comprising very fine Rihss hand.
somey mounted with German Silver; Saloon kiiies and
Pistols; Sharp, Rifles; Celt. Five Shooters; Aliea's
Selfcookng Pie,os Cane Guns Foils; Hunting Knives
common Pistols Of all sizes; Gaps. &C., &c. 60 wa'e1
We invite the attention Of the public. ~
TNINE COFFEES.-Old GovsrnIusns !ssss
il iseura and prime Rio rec Giving and for - oy
..y IN. " - -. -, B. y. 0ACkeTT, IL.