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DRESS GOODS
THURSTON 3 BERNARD

No. . Union street,
4 nc nov receiving their stock OF sal and Win - q.
"A ter Dress Goods, consisting Of silks Cab arih
ueIes' rench and English Me-inos ell Wool De- GEg
Of Staple Goods. e-1'~ a. A7sV' '1lsHs
The above goods all purchased in tie Fss, ;,;
one Of the hrn since the decline in prices of Fora
hercn4ndlse, and vii be freely offered b ,be pub 3.
Pi ne, sa mus. nsnrea ready sale We respectf invite
- 80 - oN--H . Ieioh oet3u
GREAT BARGAINS IN REAL FS-T a ~
w are now Offering great bargain in th5f he,is,J
Ss containing about acres with large ru- be-
I; - wa; sad Lot is 10 the corner Of Frsn
das vicinity Of the lot sold the z3rd ms, a. ssI 5
per loot. ony small portion of the money viii be rsour
Gu az eASn--AnG long credit given d the balance
ALSO
gGilGlng lot IN kuSeheld, opposite CT s.-bsu
hoSston addition, fronting 100 feet on the (aIti, Pit
St oacA Zi9 eet To Porter street. and froLtnr gS
seldom offered = : p ~ I,,I ,e SpHe AIS
ssh CHEEKY Street
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MERCHANDISE.

II. G. M'NAIRY Il CO.,
TO- s5 College st., NASHVILLE, Tenn,
A RE DOW receiyiug their FALL STOOk OF "
~ GOODS, to which lhey would respectfully nTite sle
sIenton Of the public.
EmbroideEies.
They hsve opened Cor sale the hs1dsomsst and uos
varied assortment Of Em6roderes brought 70 Nash
yile FROM which the ladies would do veil select early
Their
SILK Goods. Ribbons, Trimmings, etc.,
VIII surPass all previous displays.
Carpets.
In few days they will receives rich and extensive sup
ply Of Carpets selected in the East by their buyer ex
pressy for this trade and which they intend TO sell SO
cheap 70 make to the interest of every one to buy
them. Their stock in this department will be $40 OOO
Also Of eve1 hing in their line Of business thew will
keep constant supply Of the best quality the lowest
price
Desiring to close their Summer stock before going nte
their New Stos they selling below Les all who
desire good bargains give them call.
sukl5-u
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N'INIo,H.
NASHVILLE SALOON,
SOUTH SIDE PUBLIg SOE3RF No q
MeINT0sH & WHITLEY

III AEE n on hand superior stick OF BRANDTFS
- WINES. AND LIQUORS, Of all kinds Y bieb fbs1
on Tor sale at wholesale or retail. As1 a lras y, .
CIGARS best brands just arrived ri.I1st - h., -
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CLUBBING.
discount of twenty i've per from the above prices
will be allowed Clubs ordering direct from L. Scott Co
four copies Of any Of the above works
thus: Four copies Of Blackwood of Re7iew vii.
be address for Ss four copies Of the four Re
views and BGekwood for $780, and so on.
POSTAGE.
In all the principal Clues and Towns, these works Will
be delivered. through Agents, FREE OF POSTAGE
When By mail the Postage any part of the United
States will be but Twentyour Cents year for Black
wood and but Fourteen Cents year for each Of the Re-
views
Kemittances and communications should always be ed
dressed, post paid. 10 the Publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT CO,
"a GoLD STREET, NEW Yeak.
N.B-L. S. & Co. have recently published, and have
now for sale the FARMERS GUIDE" by Henry Steph-
ems of Edinburgh and the late Prof Norton OF Yale Col
ege, New Hsven, complete in vols, royal octave,
tanning 1900 poges Il seel and 6UO wood engraTng-
Price In muslin binding, Sc.
"a" Z.i8 sgmk is Nof tie Oh L" Book Of E5s Earm,"
lately RrsUscIrATED and trolrn upon tie market.
declgtf
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OPENING This Ai:tI
DICH Velvet Carpets; Rich Tapestry CarPetzi
III Rich BRUSSELS Carpets,
Eieh New style Scotch Ingram Carpets;
" " A" 8-piY Carpets;
Chenille Ena1leisGsnd Velvet Rugs
All q TIE above goods ara this day received BY
noS+ r. C. McNAIRY q CO.
NEW GOODS,-Ns a7s daily receiving from the
IN Eastern Cities very large and desirable stock Of
staple Fancy Dry Goods, Of The very latest and hand
sonest styles, which will sell at very low prices Our
buyer Mr. L. d. Stevenson. has been tn New York s! OF
the Spring and made arrangements which wall enGbe US
TO show our customers something every day, and we
feel confident that the assortment which keep s by far
the most extensive and tie cheapest to be found in the city
and We cordially invite you 10 call upon and if
are able to realize the expectations held out
STEVENSON WHITE,
msr22 "a 20 College ~
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z STEWART R. L. WEAKLY
STEWART tS WEAELEY,
Wholesale Grocers Commission Merchants and Dealers
in Foreign AID Domestic Liquors
No. Broadway, Nashville, Tennessee.
HUDSON & DOLFINGLR.
ia UFA CIURERS or
JEWELRYA AND SELV EEWAHE.
GO Fourth Street, Near HGiH, louisville, ET.
rTNHANhFuh for past i2vor5, would most Ts-Pect-
fully inform the trade and dealers generally that We
are now prepared to MANUFACTURE spoons Forks ladies'
Pitchers GODels Cups Masonic, Oil Fellows and Sens
OF Temperance Jewels, de- Sc, on Tie ost reasonable
terms
Having st ~ gone u ocousderabe exrcnss ia fitting mp
power ~e cont Lenuy a5-e. lHeI prices i
fay, rabiy compare with those o he E2='e'a c!.:ss.
Orders from distance promptly attended 10.
Old God and silver taken Ia exchange 81 the highest
prices. p9v26-sm.
Nashville Uaon copy MOI. .5gaad ssa3 bin to 1bis
Office -L71is-als he'e'.fs:s
ELOUR.-l00 bb!s Logan 5ii'3s for sale b7
sepIl4 MCCREA TERRhS2
ANOTHER LARGE SUPPLY OF sURGI'
CAL ISSEJsEIENgS.
- TRETCH 4 OflR have Just received bT ESUTt Sc,
= large lot ne instruments consisting in p2rs Ct he
following, viz:
Silver Spring Lancetsi
German aud Bras, Spring Lancsts;
Glass SpecUlUms.
Physicians Pocket cases Of Walls;
" otIust-umeEts
CuDpiug Instruments
Flae ; eel scales with Glass Paag;
Evaus' Genuine Z lbura LsRccis;
tGeraCt iBSIIUmelts,
Uvuls Scissors;
tOJsl Instruments:
Metallic Flexible BOugies;
ScariCatnrS:
Horse Pherus-.
SOGTTiguels;
DI-sect n Instruments Of all sze and price:
iog;eE with large lot o. other Instruments suitable
ioF PEVscianS and Students. All Of which will be sold
AT q SiuA!i advance upon Eastern COS, bv
STRETCH Il ORR, Druggists.
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very large outlay part shall continue TO furnish
the Periodicals at the low rates heretofore
Per ann.
For any one of the four Reviews. SS co
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I
r ADIEs' DRESS GOODS.-PIsid and striped
IL Silks, broc8de silks,
Plaid Silks all shades, black silks, extra quality,
Pisid Plain and Figured Bersges
| Berage Robes Hounced, Misses Berage Robes.
JGcouet Robes aounced, Embroidered NuSIa Bobes
hOuuced
French Lawns and Muslius-grea. variety.
Dotted Swiss, and figured Muslna,
Organdie huslins, French ChintZss
English ChintIss and GiughSrls,
| Linen Canbrics in great varieties,
S1n-Shsdes and ParsSois
STEVENSON q wHITs.
mar2s so. College St
ITMBROIDERIES.-Th ao5I varled, caoleg an
z beautiful Of Em5rOlderies, have eve
exhibited, consisting Of
Elegant Collars Sleeves, Chenisettes,
COIlarettes and SleevesIn Sets,
Maltese Honon vslencenns Plat Lace and Cambria Gel
lsrs and Sleeves
Flouncngs and Bands In Jaconet and Swiss Muslins,
Scotch work Insertngs and EdgiBgs il new designs,
Lace Capss Linen Cambria Aandkerchefs, Aemstiehsd
HOniton Hsndkerchief Houitou and vslsncenne Laces
&c, &C. - -
mar2S 50, College st.
AFANTILLAs.-weh have large and handsome as
vi sornent Of Msutas; embracing all the novelties OF
the season, consisting ot
Embroidered AppIca and Lace trimmed hantilisS
Embroidered Muslin Msntillss,
STEVENSON L WHITE,
nar29 59 College St
~ ENT'S VARIETY GOODS.-Biack snat sucy
VI French Cloths and Cassimeres
French Linens Black and Fancy silk Vss.iugs,
Msrseilles Vestings, French Drab ds Etes,
Patent Shirts with French B0zOmS,
Merino Under Shirts, Li5ls Thread and Raw Silk do
Lneu and Cotton Drawers, Liren Collars,
British and German half hoseEy,
Summer Crsvs;s, Embroidered Ties,
Fancy Silk Crsvats, black do, supsr6us quality,
Plain and eolored handkerchief,
Silk bSndksrchiefs silk Suspsndsrs
AexEndcr's Kid Gloves, SILK do,
Thread Gloves, Linen do, Sc
SILK and 6inghsm Umbrellas
STEVENSON WHITE,
msr93 SO, College st.
HOUSE KEEPING CsOODS.-Klch Sala D2.
Il Il mask, Embroidered MuSlIns Curtains,
Lace Clrtans Gotten DamasSa
l0-4 Il4 Linen and Cotton ShssttcS
Pillow Case Linens Sc &c.
Linen Table Napkins,
Fruit do,
Is dozen colOred Border DeZnssx Towels,
White and Coored Marseilles Quilts,
Gilt COrnces de- Pins and Bands
Coyds, Tssses Ginps Friuges Curtains, Drops &C. &C.
STEVENSON & WHITE,
Eiar2s SO, College St
NASDLES! CAHDLES!!-5J boxes hard pressed
OSC1ec Mould Candles Just received and for sale by
HCREA Z TERRASS,
Rov!l. Broadway.
WINTER NRAPPINGS.
TuST received and opening thIs day large invoice Of
81 elegant Satins and Cloth Coaks snd Tamas Of the
latest Paris styles A!so super Square aud Long Shavs
G. low prices. 81 AcCLELLANDS'
Metropolitan Store,
Bovil SO 81 and SO College street.
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2 STEWART R. L. Weakly
STEWART .S WEAELEY,
Wholesale GE0cers Commission Merchants and Dealers
in Foreign AID Domestic Liquors
No. S REnahMag. Nashyilie. Iennesaee.
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AFANTILLAS.-Weh have q large and handsome as
vi sortment Of Mani!as; embracing all the novelties OF
the season, consisting Of
Embroidered AppIica and Lace trimmed hsntilisS,
Embroidered Muslin Msntilas,
Grape Shaws sSd Lace Scarts.
STEVENSON L WHITE,
nar2s 50. College ST.
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4 VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

Orders e1ecatad ~ all fO.kselIers ldecsa
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Sales BIO Auffion-
A UCTION
JoEr Hovea, Auetion.e...


UCTION NOTICE - Magnificent HOUSE
IN HOLD FURNITURE. rosewood Psn,ions' per ,o ana
oval Mirror velvet Carpets. oil rsintins,
be sold THIS DAY Monday o. 10Y ~ pfeesoy Aasse
FOOD are The entire SD endd contents OF the
SsI,,s No 10 Moray IT. and 10 be cold without feso
psrt Sut NOT minute is annexed; PeroEsOne masnih
cept yeood suite consisting OF seven pieces tho frame. OF
heh are solid rosewood elshrel, carved aud upholstered
In crimson and maroon brcoaele cost 49, rosewood seven
tsve Piano a beautiful tone and fully warranted mas
sive Bookcase carved rosewood Etegee with psts
sj,s. o and back elegant sdes EscOire inlsd hesus
fully brousbout carved rosewood Center Tables with .tns
.Tbe tor heavy French plate Pier Glasses rosewood Bat
fet beautifully decorated China Vases. marble ss.usTy SOM
very FIRE designs; excellent collection OF oil Psintlnss ~
rst6ts Of Acknowledged talents royal tlpesy velvet c
ssbaeT marble and Gothic nlad Clocks eess1t &c Oa,
tsins Coruces Shades, sc. Dining roon-Sohd msnos.J
Extension Table with carved feet mahogany Tea ana
Tables mahogany euh.oaed Chairs decorated Oeiaa Dn
ner and Tea silver Tea Services, Carers CAKE
Fon Spoons, &C ca, glass Wines Goe.et. 800
Dishes &c. ivory Cutlery engraved DeesDte nNos ep
Rings &c Chsmbers-Rosewood AID mahogany ne'sS.s'
Bureaus Woodlands and Gard Tables rosewoo sas "a t.
cloth suite hsrcioh Tspesty Brussels -ne
grain Csrpets; pier and owl Mirrors Paa.es psIe c
baIr Mattres,es Feather Pillows aud Boosters
terpanes lace ind muslin Window Drspey Cqfniess
Toilet Sets Engrsvinss, &c Catalogues 81 'ho n'u''' ~
ssrdt 10
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financial.

Albert IT. NIcoLAY, Anetioneer u
CTOCKS and BONDS at AUCTlON.-REGU-
- LAR SALF-ALBERT II EICOLAf vii sol THIS
DAY july % At Il 0eloei the Mereh@nS Exchange ''f
s's' fho % ~. WIN R.rosd Usois) Mortgage 10
$500 Fushins Railroad let Mortgage per cent BONN
AGO John,ou County nos per cent Bonds ~ % esn
17O Ia Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad per cent O'n'ei'
ble Bonds. .,.I,. p.u,,.5 7 nar
cent Mortgage Bonds, 81 .o,e eseh IL f., c,.tco
os.,.. e WABASH and Louis Railroad, 51'e each
90 ,harcs Enc Ralroad 100 each - -,
s.bs-es Psri Pire Iprarsnce Company, &loe eaeh-
s,hsres Union India Rubber Company. slp each
Ie .sn,es New Yorf Consolidated Stage Comp eash
Terms on SALE-Ten per cent th day ana the pta16e %
fore o'clock rnorrow The accrued Interest OF al the bonos
viii be charged 10 the purchaser -
Eext resular sale on 1H TUESDAY, July D.
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PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING

EDv'D K COLLINS No Sc Walls. NY
BROWN SHlPLEY 4 Co, Liverpo.
STEPHEN kENNARD Co.
q Austen FrA- London
r. q. WAINWRIGHT Co. P.r.
GEO Il. DRAPER, Havre.
PIE Of thee shps vii BE- scccz,ah. for so
aiver bullion specie eey precious nets upis
bulls Of .dns signed therso and the value hersf terels
expressed
sppors viii please take notice that ths OF tn. "a ca,
A1 cary any god esaxyhAat Of
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ME REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONTNG-

Il Ton Dr BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BEDFOaD,
TAUNTON and NEWPORT-lrlani route, without dslsy,
change Of cars, bsgesge, carrying the Eastern Mail
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK Capt Joel Stone, and
C. NANDEhBlLT Capt j. h. Pendleton, IN connection With
TIE et0ngto1 and Providence and BOson and Providence Rail
reads leaving hewNolk daily Sundays eIcepet from p
No ~ K, tfst wharf above Battery place. p NJ and
s,orinson ~ - arrival of the Mail tain, which
lskyr. Boston ~ 5 50 Pm.
The {. VANDERBIL1, fnnm Ees-York-londAy Wsiue%
LAY AID Friday. From stoHiDston-ruesiAy Thursday and
Saturday.
tie PLYMOUTH ROCK. from New Yori-ruesdsy. Thurs
LAY and Saturday From StonngonoodAy, Wednesday and
FRIDAY.
PerSe. arrival stoungtou. proceed immediately pei
Railroad 20 Providence Boston, Tsrnton aud Bedford !,
the ErPre Mai tram reaching Sid places several hours
those other
cary Morning Lines cour-ciins North sni
sho prefer remain hoard the enoyinr nyht,
uncs ubed breskfins desired and leave S,oninzton IA
the A. " train connecting Providence With the NJ n
Boston Taunton and New Bedfol ane a. Eat Green
Sich. r l. with The steamer LIBERTY Tor NEWPORT ar.
riyiIs there ebou A. NJ.
BsssAss Mater accompanies he Steamer and Train thrcu
sab
Through tickets Mondays Wsdnesdsys snd Friday, N,
Nantucket. Holiness Hole and Woods Hole New 3sifd
sasno,iinS with the steamer Eagle Wing
Fer Pe-sss bertns freight application NAV
se made per No North River or 81 the ckos n. 10 Bel
very plaza.
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DENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.-The GREAT


CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Ansnic Cities with
Western Northwestern and Southwestern States, BY con-
nnous Railway direct The Road also a. Pittsburgh
with daily ne Of Steamers to al ports the Western Rivers
and Cleveland and Sendnsky with steamo al pos
tbs Northwestern Lakes; making the direct cheapest and
reliable route By which FREIGHT DO forwarded 10 and
from the Great West.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH.
bIRsT CLAss-BoOts, Shoes Dry Goods (in *, ~, io n
boxes) Furs Feathers, se................3 Nv - ~ ~
ssooSD CLAsa-BOOks aud Stationery, Dyl
Goods lin balesJ Hardware, Leather. Co per 100 D..
Wool, ..........sssssss's.D
fHIsD CLsss-Anvis, Bssying, Bacon and "a. ney Oo N
Pork lin bulk } Hemp, he..... ........'.;D
FoURTH CLass-Cofee fish, Bacon and A, -, ,oo ~
Pork. Peaked Lard aud Lard Oil 80. - p ~ ID
In shipping Goods from pon, easf OF fsdephs b
teuar 10 MARI the package Pennsylvania Railroad" Al
Goods consigned the OF this Road at PhIsdsphs
Pittsburgh will be forwarded without detention
FREIGHT AGEsTs-Moses Potter, Boston; j. L. Elliott,
Eew.York L. J. Sneeder, Phlstelrhisi Masrsw koons
Baltimore; Geo c. FrAlcus Pittsburgh; Sprnnnan Brown
Cincinnati Ohio J. 5. MoOIhesd Louisville. Ky. R c.
Mearuna hsdison. Ind Rstclf L Co., St Lcus hai J. q
Mitchell Sou. Evansville, Indiana
Tar further psrticolsrs or kils fading apply to
J. l. ELLIOTT, Agent Penn Railroad Co.; or
c. b. ALLEN, No. 2 Aston House, keuYoA
n II. HOUSTON, Gener& Freight Agent Philadelphia
n. LohBAERT, srpetntsaaen., AltOsns. Pa
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yJ,RE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
II sTATEs NAIL sTEAMERs.-Ths ships eomponns Ia
PACIFIC, Capt. Nys-
ADNIATIc

nus are the following:
ATLANTIC, Capt. West PACIFIC, Capt. Nys.
BALTIC, Capt Constock. ADRIATIC.
These ships having been built BY expressly ne
Government every las been taken their
5oa IN their eneines 70 insure strength aud ped and
.heT accommodations M PASSENGERS uneQued for elegance
and comfort Proe Of passage from NeWYOrk Liverpool
ssss cabin $50; In second do r75; exclusive Of
asise sS,eroorn. S55; fu Liverpool 20 NssYork 81 aud
Fuiness An expesnced surgeon stschsd 20 eseh ship. Hc
scr.h secured unnl psid fer -
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Il RIvER-The splendid and superior steamer NE.
fROPOLIS Cspt VIM Brown leaves NewYork every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, a. 5 O'Clock, p. VI;
ind BAY STATE Capt; Thomas g. Jewett, leaves NewYors
,very MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. 81 O'Clock,
p NJ from Pier No s. y R. the Battery. Both touching
Newport each way.
Eereae- will be regarded secured appl
:s.t Until the shall have been paid for
Freight Boston forwarted through with great dpacA
by A. Express Freight Tran
WM BORDEN. Agsnt. Noa 70 and 4 Wet. 81
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TOR CHARLESTON add FLORIDA-SEMI-

Il NEEkLY o. 5. MAIL LINE.-Ihs nav, flstgllng aud
magnificent steamer NASHVILLE. 81 Berry. commander.
wi leave Pier No N r. SArU I'D iY July 2, tiocloek
T. n prcsrly. For fri sh apply on boa-d, where al bills OF
lsius viii Be- ssnod and fr ayns superb socommo
dntioisl ct the Office Of SPOFFO3D TILESTOS Co. No.
SBToadwsy Through Tesets to Fiorda follows: To Jack
sonvile, Isl; 10 Pnatks, SIS
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OHARTIERS COAL COMPANY.-fRUST-


BlIL h5 RAIGRoAD, EoyiPMRNTs, &c:-By virtue
: s vs:S It sSd S nj
IN the Office for recording deeds County OF sheny /.
page 4s Sc viii expose 70 sale by Public Auction the
Merchants Exchange, on fh.st IN the ciIn Or LITE
O'clock r M ali and singular the ESTATE, PROPERTY and
PREMISES included in and intended and bound by SAID doe
on Mineral Coal which and lies under the surface Of those
Eve tracts Of & BonsGn qw4P abe on
Of heirs John and James Nckle NJ HARRISON ane
wh od ON z Roin.toS t. ss
COMPANY recorded IL the Office aforesaid 10 Deed Book vol
Fsand heirs McCoys heirs the Buides tract and Slammed
McCudy containing no and 8S3 in
deed oin VIM Mccormick said Company, recorded Ia same
volume page 167 The MARKS Tract adjoining the land' Of
Edmundson Phillips. Samuel Riddle 1-m %..a f1 o .no
Marks said COMPANY recorded in Same volumes page los
he Fi,tsburgh and 81 IA
oerches-ecrbed 10 deed from Joseph Edmundson to ssid
SSSmg5 eGC spSs on IN s"ss Mey Aten heirs Lex
Thobeg heirs snd Daviss heirs dining 80 ser-sils
perche described In deed from John Irwin and wo TO
~ Remu gton recorded in said office in volume 49, page 81
Also all that certain piece Of land called the Irs
sd toushp n. AZ Charters Creek bounded BY
bands OF Alexander Mckee and the Ohio River and contain
Ing eight described in deco from T. W Roninaior
and wife said Company, recorded IN said volume 0 page
l75 which erected FIVE frame and bar
Dor As6, az ma, oSi m p9s y ni 0
above Rocks and adjoining said eight and
The end Of said ten and extending theretor
white OAK McKees upper line near Charters Greek
ih the piyese aiming thereon Railroad &c. the in
teres said Company being easehod for ~ years from t
Anil 1913 suhiec TO ground Of $500 year until Aprh
1856 and thenoefoh $500 year. which psce OF land are
erected coal pple railroad wharf Office neshed weigh
house scale and haIbo and other mpoyementssid prem
ses and privileges being described and defined in oaie IRON
Alex Mckee 10 w Remius recorded in said o.ice IN vol
ae g. page 1885, and the assignment thereof said ComPAnyG
sid volume o. PAGE IN Aso al those . Lots OF E.ould
compong the Village ReminE atom laid out upon the said
McComk Tract being 80 feet In front and Ia ani
2o depth aud each Of which Is erected twosoJ
frame dwelling house. Also all that Railroad and cture
Known ~ the CharteTs Coal Coupauy's Railroad, extending
from the Ohio said Village Of Remington, being about
even mes In length with all the materials equipments ano
thereof aud Of the said Compsny DePo Pis
Mines end Coal Works including two Locomotives steam-En
ses 80 Burden Cans $50 Fit Cars Trucks Tools Implements
Fxtures Materials ard Machinery and also all the Franchises
j. T. ID. LANIER Trustee.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
q lie County Of NegYork, noce 4 hereby yea 20 AZ r.
sos hay ing claims against DUNCAN PHfFE' late Of os ~
II NeysYork dsceased present the VIII r9,11'
Thereof TO tho subsc er the Office Of LIVlNDSIVs -
MILLER No 1872 Roadway in the City OF New; gfa y,S
ffteenth day of September nfxL-Deed S9"i"''
the s.h DAY Of March, iS'5
WILLIAM PHYFE,
JAS. ID. PHYFE, iEtecsto"
rui2 lavrfmMs WILLIAM VAIL,
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AND HARLEM RAILROAD

NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
~ On ard after MONDAY, July q, 1855 the ilo-inf
changes will be made the RAINING Of Trains; The Mall am
will .ye Of White sad Centiests al 7;5c NJ III
stead A. Nj and additional Train will run TO SIoton
Tsls le.viDs the City Hall At 10 resuInns WI r
Croron Fss 420 F. u. The O'clock Dover Plains iha
will be extended through Mleon svsIy Saturday arriving
at g:45 p NJ: returning will lsays plerton At 5N h e'
a., Nonda, morning VIM. J. CAMPBELL,
~ Actins Superintendent
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OFFICE OF THE NORTH CAROLINA COPPER ConPASY,}
No. 90 BeaveTst New York.
ryIrE NOPTI CAROL INA COPPER COM

PANY late branch Of the North Carolina Mining Goa
p.ny having charter obtained from the state OF North
Caons legally accepted by its stockholders, become epa
distinct Company with fal corporate poSeEs within
itself has this laid Of dollar each
share Of tho stock of said company payable on OF before the ara
DAY OF August next
an receipts money advanced by sookhods or the benefit
Of the Company viii be received al their par vsiue a. casa IN
payment Of assessments. .
STOCK which the aessmert rsmsns paid after the said
fret will be advertised and sod az pubic suction
10 the highest bidder OF whom
BY order OF the Board. +. w. alChS Secretary.