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Internationally
Best Known when Tried These gentlemen take
pleasure in tesyng in regard to B. A. Fahnesocks Yer.
mifugs because two of the firm have used it in their pr
vse practice, physicians, for number Of years, and
they have known it, By observation to be good.
Nxw ALBANY, lSD. july l. 1855
Messrs b. A. FAHSEsrocx Co.: Gentlemen : Having
sold your valuable Vermiuge for some time and having
it used for many years. we would recommend it to al
safe and efficient remedy for all of worms In
instance have any evil results following
its administration but always has answered the purposes
for which intended and been entirely satisfactory
Believing that every thing that has been forth in re-
gard 10 virtues strictly accordance with our obser-
vations not only practitioners but of business
would unhe itangy say to all who read this that it Is
the best Vermnge in and that its virtues are
best known when tried
RELY, HOOVER L RELY.
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists
and country merchants throughout the United States
apl-wlm
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GREAT REDUCTION IN
French Dry Goods /!

OhLEANS OtO6IE hGMOFE O
TO Gardeners Old Stand, No. IL Public Square.
THE ORLEANS STORE is supplied with q full
Il stock of the latest Paris styles Of Dress Goods
sistng in part Of
Circassisn Flourced Robes-a article;
Rich Brocade Grenadienne;
Rich Flounced Berege Robes
do Organizes;
do Jaconeis;
Printed Brillsnts from zee up;
Ginghams fast colors, from IKE upj
Irish Linen, from 90 up;
Linen Damasks all prices;
do Towels, do;
Napkins do
White and Brown Doylses
White and Colored Marseiles Qrilis
Lace aud Muslin Curtains;
Plain Black Silks good article for s5c;
One case Black Brocsde Silk 70 be closed out 20 per
cent below cost;
Also few pieces of those Sanmer Silk at 80 and IS
cents yard;
Also one case OF Colore3 Lawns, at 500 Dress-25
per cent under cost;
Also, one Irish iicens. rs cents yard-25 per
cent under cos.,
ORLEANS STORE,
spl4-2w IL Puoc Square, Nashville, Tenn
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HOW THEY REJOICE IL ENGLAND OVER THE
DEATH OF THE CAR

The London correspondent of the Boston Times,
writes as follows:
"The street ballad singers have been reapng a
harvest the present week out ola new song on the
death of the Gar. The next best thing to beating
the Car while alive, which they failed to do, is to
abuse him, COW he is dead, which the English are
doing to their hearts content Some of the publicly
exposed pictures represent large plume nodding
heaTse, pail bearers mutes and attendants with the
devil as solitary mourner, following to the grave
the motto Of 'one SINGERS mourner for the Emperor
Mr.. Catriach's singers after touching with vigor-
Gus rather than graceful hanG tie scene of the
dissolution, thus truthtaay complete the story:
and the English digged him terrible hole,
And they buried him in Sebasopole.'"
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~ When death Is At The door, the reuuu'y which would
haze saved le II administered in time comes too late
Do net trife With disease Rely upon it. that when the
stomach Will not dgss: when fAutuess and las ssude
Pervade the syssewhen the slsep is disturbed the ap-
petite FEEBLE the min lehsrgc, The nerves uanaturaIly
sensitive and the head eonfusedrey upon it that when
these symptoms occur, the powers Of vitality falling
and that unless the mischief promptly checked LIPS
BE sHoErHsED. as well rendered miserable. Now We
know from MAS Of testimony, greater than be-
fore accumulated in favcr Of remedy, that HoOfards
German Biitsrs prepared by Dr. c. NJ Jackson Phadel-
phis, win immediately sbste, sud- the end entirely re-
move all of these disorders surely as mathematical
process viii solve pr 'blsn Who. them viii erdure
agony. and the risk of ifs with health and safety within
reschs
See advertisement. fans-d&~av
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN MASSACHUSETTS,

BosTcS. April l0.-The legislative special COM
mittee appointed to investigate the charges ganst
the nunnery committee, held an adjourned meeting
at the State House this morning The Committee
had summoned the ladies' connected with the school,
| at Roxbury, and of whom the Lady Superior, Mary
Aoysus, was present at the opening of the meeting
The Lady Superior was accompanied BY Samuel
May, Esq, who stated that she had with her
statement Of the transaction signed by five ladies'
who preside over the school.
The Sergeant at arms then administered an oath
to the Lady Superior, after which the statement
was read by the chairman of the com nittee
The statement is mainly the same as that publish.
ed in the Advertiser. The committee then proceed
ed to an examination of the Lsdy Superior who
testified as follows I should judge that the COM
| mittee numbered about twenty individuals. / at
tended them in their examination Of the house.
| One of the committee who gave his name as Mr..
Evans tsrried, after the others had left and told me
he was once Catholic in ST. Mary's Church, Balti-
| more and that he desired to return to the church.
He asked me if would give him permission to
visit me, saying he would Ike to have some Pleas
ant conversation with me. declined giving him
permission. e
He asked if the Bishop would object to his visit
ing me. l told him be would not though we re-
ceived but few visitors. He shook hands with me
twice and appeared very familiar. 1 was much
offended at his conduct then and feel mora indig-
nant every time ! think oft
told the Committee when they entered the
house that lady was sick. When the members
of the committee entered her chamber was pres
ent. They bent so closely to her that she since
stated that she felt their breath. had previously
desired The patient to remain quiet, if asleep, if
the committee entered
While / was conducting part Of the committee,
other members oft were going about the house by
themselves, examining the closets, sinks, etc, ETC.
l was not present when one of the gentlemen took
hold of the rosary. Upon being asked if she:could
describe the gentleman who desired an ineteryew
with her, the witness replied that she could not
well describe him, but that she could recognize him
if she saw him.
Mr. Evans of the Senate, was then introduced,
whereupon the witness said that he was not the
gentleman who requested the interview and who
gave his name. Subsequently, Nj. Hiss of Bosom,
was introduced when the witness said that was
the gentleman who gave his name as Evans
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IF YoU WANT THE FINEST HATS.

GtALL at WATERFlELD WALKERS on the Square
~ The new styles they have Introduced for the Spring
are considered the haudsomest Hats of the while
the ertree hgness Of tertre and superb hstrous finish
render them highly desirable all who wish bat Of the
most popusar style and of the zines. quality.
HATS FOR YOUNG MEN.
VNHE most becoming Hats for young will be found
Il in great variety Waerfeld Walkers They have
all the new and popular designs in all the fashionable col
ors tor the season II is also said chat their prices
little lower than can be found elseVhers-
app WATERFIELD 4 WALKER
SOFT FELL HATS
nF all the new designs in Black, White and Pearl Soft
~ Cassimere-the most desirable Hats Of the season..
Just introduced by WATERFIELD & WALKER
TO MERCHANTS.
M ERCHANTS who wish selection of Hats that soR
WI st and who have the cash 10 paw for them,
gsrg prompt 70 make payment when DUE should call at
Wsieriad Walkers They have very desirable yarie-
IT, and sell at low and uniform prices
WATERFIELD s WALKER,
Fashionable Hafters.
sp,-n &c Public Square. neat to Cowboys.
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READ THIS.


sTURE are just received and will be sold =
" cheap. Also the largest and best selection -e5
of Cane Seat and other Chairs Cane Seat and Back
and Nurse Rockers, Childrens Chairs &c offered in
this market.
Also Clocks Window Shades Bedstesds, Tables, Hat.
Racks, Commodes. &c &c.
PIANOS for sale rent. In fact a E1r0s and ashiona-
Bile collection Of useful articles in nv line which will be
sold oo tor cash approved paper shall offer superior
inducements purchasers who pay eush Come and see
.1y Fine articles made TO order Ali articles sold
ranted equal TO the recommendation given.
,45- The largest lot Of Mattresses in the city.
apis l. II. MORTON. Union street.
CHEESE-25 boxes extra Nutmeg Cheese, received
~ this day and for sale By
apis VESSEL THOMPSON.
CWEET ORANGES-A few boxes Sweet Oranges
y received by apis VESSEL THOMPSON
SMOKED BEEF cask smoked Beef-an excel
- lent srticle-received BY
apis WE 'SEL d THOMPSON.
HANS cssk extra Sugar-cured Hams, for sale BY
IL apis VESSEL L THOMPSON.
ERESH FRUTrS-A supply of Strawberries and
Il Raspberries received this day By
apis wESSEL d THOMPSON.
HUTCH HERRING-25 kegs Dutch Herring re-
IL ceiTed and for sale by
apis VESSEL THOMPSON.
NRACKNELL BISCUIT-Ivo boxes received di
" rect from Reading, England, By
apis VESSEL & THOMPSON.
CNUFF-lOO dozen Scotch and Maccoboy Snuff in BOT.
- ties and in kegs, by
spl5 va VESSEL THOMPSON.
C1ORN, CORN.-2O0U bushels Corn store sad Fsr
I sale by
aDl5 JOHNSON, HORNE X co.
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1fOLASSES.-20 200 bbls Choice slolssses-to arrive
NJ per steamer L. Howard, which lef New OrisaIs
+ snbIs VIII GORDON & CO.
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SUDA WATER.
THE undersigned has bis Soda fouui IN full operation
1 10 which he invites the attention of all
AARON STRETCH
Wholesale and Retail Drugg 81,
Cor. College Union SIS, Nashville Tenn.
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NOT1CE.-The annual election of Eleven Directors
~ to manage the affairs of the Nashville Marine Fire
Insurance and Life and Trust Company for the ensuing
year. viii be held at the office of the Commercial lnsur
snce Company on Monday, &ey 9TH, 1885.
apis I'd JANE, WALKER, Secy.
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LhECTION.--Au election for Eleven Directors
u to superintend the affairs of the Nashville Com
will be held st their Office on Monday May It'll 1873.
aplS-td JAMES WALKER, Secy.
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NOR kt,NT.-A cumnioaIUus House IA = quiet and
j. hestbful part of the city. Apply to W. CAMERON
csrnsr OF College and Union streets, or 70 J. G ROSS
psxt door above D. PearEs Exchange ONCE mhtf-
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THE TWO NICARAGUA MINISTER'S.
tue IsTERvIEw BgT wEss nR. Y nkEcoLErA AND
COL. FRENCH.

TO rus xpiros uxsArD
wAsmsoros, Dec q, 1855.
Mr. Msrcoi.ts gives the foIiosing Of the
view between him and Col Parter H. French
On wedns day, after consultation viii good advsrs
Mr. hsxcostA wrote 70 Col French that he hsd heard he
rencb) vss directed 70 pay him Msrcoeia hs suoust
due him for twelve pears service 10 the goverlmss, q
Nicaragua Ths came day Col French replied BY letter
that be would hks 70 Mr. ksrcole,s in order
his inquiry verbally. % explain msstsrs 70 him
fUIly.
Subsequently,, on the same day, Mr. Msreole,a called
en- Col French, at the National Hotel and rspeas. 70
him the same quest= which he had be3rs pa, Ia vri,.
ing. Col French replied that he Ia patassa ef
teDsive powsO and thai hs had TOO, dsspatch-s
aud dscIees from tho government, which he thought
you'd Be- very scosp.ib's 10 M M.rcoieta yhi N d.
patches he could not give 10 him bu, es.,ln cooal
,icns lie then proposed % Mr.. MsrcSls,a tsss n ts
vona secepf ne mission 70 Engiaad az Mus' from De
sciaa goyernment q Niosragua then he would pa, biz
hams Accogn; Of What due % bnu eve hs.sssd
defsrs, and dram seeeptd BArng Brothers. - L,a
don Tor twenty thousand dollars 70 ts propgIt9n Ar
hsrcole'a rerlt~s. viii srss, epphads-''Ar, pre-
Ter goinr 70 the aiDshouse, rather than ,etray ny
s,rsnsiy ss.ns, you" cs, T,.ass s.a n = !. -.
souy, - he bnev fks ssteem vhi h NJ. Hsscolets
joysn both In Nicaragua and ihe ueiisd st.s ant b.
Then coi French proposed 70 Mr. HarsAesa that ~
should asist 10 pro-ue his fCel Fs rsecSson W
bsvvfh.N"Ik - 1tAh W M hafrDAstA ~ ut~1 70 90
this, mailing this ipqsry, vhst b. ~oud ,hss u sr.
sDsnf thss voei' change ts policy ., tas saerssa0 a
foreign Minister ths III sosx@Hoas scula b sssisss
esn,inusa ,has he nss ss. s..I,s y.. 4 ~. s.., u
BIZ s and hAS p~id cot ~ tls Pets .uevs thous.nd
collars, In The ssrvcs M sieav>sas aIst h. ss.sed
h gsy s.d 70 retire; but he .sni-s " - oonssen,
With hi. prini ipl~.
Col Fsneh toA NJ Nsr-osstA shs, " rss1 hs frs.k.
and sha, he hsd shs x~stss. rs,p~es or hsn ana
invite BIN 70 take gisss vins y ID ha, whlsh M
NJ dN
c.f r,sre,, ..sa ,n.. a.. -. - A. g. x..x A..
fer sitb bio fiends ana vcun here fbs - n
int, snd see hr hsrcoksa sesin
Mr. ksrccls's s~r~s ,hs, tier. " vri = truth IL
the ssferon hat ts fsqeesss oNn " Coz Pfsnsh
lnfims'ef snJthfng ~ the kisA
W. hseoissa hss ncv rssstet hsrs % NJ sis'~r ffssu
hfsstgUN, aboat tvN ysa-s thinf Nsf tb@ i@pfsssia
~hish ~ has made very As~nety apon our ssrnas.r
W. shsf bs e~yslny tsss nst 10 ~ rsss X ed ssf
Ntfs (. ~at1 %lsGsgsG H.
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MORNING EDIrION-MONDAYy DECEMBER "a 1855

msy reach him in time 70 act as Ia hi ju'sme1. b
sy d em necessary. 1t u proper sT me- . state ths
hsye had occasion heretofore TO call attention
10 an sttco pied viola on Of b. persons transported
IN Jour shps, and that your vigilance and ACTIVITY we're
lot ., hosnt to prevent breach Of traty lew
tend to leopard the safety d the psssous aad property
ef our citizens whom dssigning men are alurins y
false boies OF wealth and saion and thus throw dscrs
upon the United States violating laws and soesn
"a eaties, am, sir, very respectfully, .
JOHN MckEON, U. b. District Attorney.
10 T. L. Wm7p
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ARREST OF AN ALLEGED .wiEDLEa-As OLD DoDGr.
James Etches alias Rchs rdson, was brought before
Justice Welsh on charge Of pe.t larceny under the III
loving circums'apees-on Thursday afternoon the
ousea called st the boarding house OF Mrs. Marion Mar
Gus No l27 Hudson street and stated that he would s
to engage bobrd for himself that had no Baggage
present but would bs most nappy 10 pay lis bi s.
wIce lie $40 referred her 70 AdefInsn ucrri.s for
refeience and showed the lady $50 bil and said hr
would ges changed the next day, and would then ahl
hAs pro.Dise. All went very well until dinner tine
next day, when somelhiog happened which showed the
real character OIL new ooarjein rather unavott
Bile light, too. Riehardson II observed did not sit
more than ten nftesn minutes at the dinng table
when hs got up and went Into the hail where stood
table covered with hats coats and other atcles oo.h
ing, snd then disappeared from tho pren,ses A few
minutes Astcrwa OF the boarders, named Charlie.
BaiMs, discovered at hts ovsrcoat AND what the c4pa
cous pockets of he Aforesaid article OF clothing cor
tained lad been taAen from the hall table rhe
pants Of the house knew whom TO suspect of the
larceny but the appearance o the board-r al
the tea table aroused their suspcions against chArdon
Night and the next morning came but the suspected
party did not return TO his lodgings Mr. Sessnger
Of the boardcrr, then took RchAdsons card Of which
the following is copy
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4 woyDERl-THK uYYsEY, TRUE PR0PHET CAN
"A be consulted about MI evcnts q ms, = - suinvan
near Brooms; ea 30 centa NJ B8he hna obtained
secret by great eIpeuse from The farmed enchanrss as
VIII enable ladies and renuamen 70 obtain Nc anssaoss q
18th.
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CUR RELATIONS WITH NICARAGUA.
Another Suspected Filibusteins Movement.

SECRET EHLIsTMEH7 OF HEN ron HICAaAcyA.
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DECENT PUBLICATIONS.
~ HISTORY OF THE REIGN OF PHILIP H.,
by WILLIAM H. PRESCOTT.
In two volumes 6vo with portraits, maps, &c.
The work. Of Mr. PRESCOTT well known that
esssry 10 d0 than 10 call attention 70 this publca
ton. Ao and uniform editions OF the authors previous
works.
H.
history OF THE CONQUEST OF MEXICO,
In vols 6vo
HISTORY OF THE CONQUEST OF PERU
In 2vo.s 8To
HISTORY OF THE REraI OF FERDINAND AND
Isabella,
In vols. 6vo.
PRESCOTr,s MisCEILANIEs,
lnl VOL sv0 w YIN portrait
CASTE A STORY OF REpUBLIcAN EQUALITY,
BY SYDNEY A. STORY, JR
In one large duodecimo volume. $40 pp Price u rs.
MODERN PILGRIMS,
Showing tAs 10 travel and The newest method:
Peter sc6lsnh In America In vols l2mo Price 81 Is
PLAIN TALK ON HOME MATTERS, 4s
book household economy but specially referring 10 the
relations OF msess and servant excelo At Christmas pre-
sent for douestlcn- Pyics 76 cents.
tsN e Is Winsr street, Boston.
q. J. q. DERBY, New York
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A sroNIsalNo 70 ALI. -nADAE n0Rkow. I'D
Ard future svsss snd eli he Il Ar - veJ
housbs and win ea9se spesdy marnsss and show e nke
essos Of inen1od husbonds and abeens snds and WIN
bring toqeAer dose wAo are ssyars1d W. WI sntoy As
luck psy call fb reef and comfort rhounds hAvs
pressed hsr bef rat he ~ mos1 vonefnl Agrolcghe
ess scing but wAa rssousiieable " phiinsnPAp. Me
eharrr Il eaka1od. 70 Brooms sreo bewe OAnnon anl
Colurubis- 0enuemon nc1 admitted
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IT HEY Will. MAKE THE EYES OF THE CHILDREN
L epArkle-Hartord Republican.
l.
The Travels Voyages and Adventures OF
GILBERT 0OAHEAD IN FORBIGN PARTS.
EDITED
Emo, pp. 26 embclshed with cngravngs from original
desgns
H.
Tho Balloon Travels Of
ROBERT MERRY AND HIS YOUNG FRIENDS,
OVER VARIOUS courTniEs or EUROPE.
13mo PIP. 3l2 emboliahod likewise.
From the BOaton Post
Peter Farley 'gu hve&n q. Derby has issued two
new volumes By Peter Farley ever moral us.rcve and
entertaining. They destined make many bright little
ws ke and little moulha water Any
girl fom heen, would doa upon them, and
uaiion and entertainment From their pages.
From tho New York Tribune.
Every shM 10 The United saies who has taste for good
books will brighten the the Venerable Pesr Par
Icy. Two new volumes from hs chArmin2y karruous
viii be - wenme the roast turkey Besldes
the deahnu talk which Peter PAey gvcs those books
they full u nne engravDgs which almost mako feel
II you had soeu the curioNies he tells about
From the Hartford Daily Courant.
We other FOR :, do than 70 buy both And
give one OF them 70 the ard ono 70 tho daughter.
The rriee u each full sdes and edges, 81 So
For eAio the by mail rccstpt Of
pnoe. J. @. DRRBY. Publisher. New York
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fTHE DAY BEFORE CHRISTMAS.
rHN HOLIDAY GIFT BOOKS

VTHE DAY BEFORE UHRISTMAS N
.ceH HOLIDAY GIFT BOOKS +
.u D. APrlKroH Co., 346 AND 9lB BRoADwAY.
IAvtc the attention OF purchasers to their -.
& & SUPnxs Sfocx Bo0Ks sUITABIE oisrs
Among the many mportsnt books 70 which call the At
tenton OF the public arc n
The HOLY 00isEly, 70 sngrAvinss 90
The HEPuDlIgAK CounT, n cravings. IL 10
Qhe EVE or g. A0Hxs BY John Kents $50
sADBArH Bxr1e CBINED, BY the poets ........... S75
The GEMS BRITISH Is 90
The SCENERT UNITED STATES ........... 10 90
ORNAMENT MEMORY. 90
The WOMEN BnLE ................. 10 90
Together with many thousand volumes Illustrated NAndArd
~ . superb assortment Of
JUVENILE BOOKS q
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T,LAYay1YANcE,-MRa. sgYMouR, 0oRNERLy oV
Diyisson sreetJ successful mstioa and bustne>a
slryo, snt In Ameca Ito Spring reet few doors wsH of
ayCsn uiAous daily, on .cknesa business. ass.t
fsnds Ar Peala complaints, and other dissases cured ~
cursbe.) ana satiafscuop guaranteed or no pay.
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NSApAxE ALVIN. FROM PARIs TENDERS HER sHR
M vfcr 10 gentlemen IN phreBcgy she can
be consulted stoui ios msrrge busnss and VII an hs
Of her v.s re Heskence 1v9 Taral street NJ B-Hafams
ALwfv vi Veg York The 2h Of pes en1bsr -
wir nc-ive egFs iTgsesy h~ 2Sni p0sccsfF
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NEWsPApERs.

NANNY PERN HAS BEEN ENGAGED By THE PRO
II pfeor of the New York Ledger write exclusively foz
that paper during the entire q 1885, series OF her
dAsblng brilliant universally and enthusiastically sdir
articles will be commenced in the hrst number of the
Ledger for he year. and continued every week She VIII
positively write for no other paper
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D0OKKEKYTN0, WRITING, &C., ARE TAUGHT BH
ID POSTER Dixon, s4S Broadway Appetons BuiA
expedious and superior 70 the onuxe
sluson O. he modern and twsvs isason ohAsIAsny P
foJinrp On appiinna5nn
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EDUCATION.

OOA Bruokiyn.-1he undsrsgned win receive pup6A
dAiy for e.s separate nsrucion In book
keeping and Arithmetic. OLIvRk B. GOLDSMITH.
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RoOKKEEPIE0. Writing AND ARIfHMETIC.-MR
I'D DOLBEAn, 6eo Broadway, will have ten twelve
vacated Jsnusxy which may be secured this day very
favorable terms practical bookkecper will give forms and
1adcs' class.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-07

6I4s From Mrs Mason's, by Bethel, New Centre, and
Bethany to Antioch 30 miles and back once
Leave Mrs MasonAs Friday at sam;
Arrive at Antioch same day by 6p m;
Leave Antioch Thursday at SAM
Arrive al Mrs. Mason's same day by m.
6I46 From Plckonsyile by Fowler's Creek, Daeusyle
Pumpkintown, Twelve Mile, Classy Mountain,
Wolf Creek and Branch Island to Plekensviue
equal to - miles aud back, once a week.
Leave Pickensviile Saturdays at s an;
Arrive at PiekensyiIe same day by 6p m
6l4T From Pickens G. H by Crow Creek EastAioe An
derson IS Mills Twelve Mile, and Mixes, to Pick
C. H., equal 20 10 miles and back, once
week.
Lsave Picksns c. H. Saturday at Tam,
Arrive Pickens c. II. same day by pm.
Gas From Pickens C. H., by Walhaa, Coonefs Fork,
Horse Shoe, Walion's Ford, Ga, ClarksvIlle, Ma
ooochee, Mount Yonah and Pleasant Retreat to
Dahonega, 50 miles and back, twioe week.
Leave Piekens c. IL. Saturday and Wednesday al
Tam;
Arrive al Dshlonega next days by Jpn;
Leave Dahloncga Monday and Thursday At m;
Arrive at Pckens G. ii. next days by p m.
6l49 From Pckens G. H., by oconee Station Whs,-
stone, Pine MountaiO, Black Rock Mountain n'l,
ems c. H., equal 10 3si miles and back, once a
week.
Leave Pickens c. II Saturday at7am;
Arrive al Pickens c. H. next day by 3 pm.
6I50 From Pckens C. H. by Clayton's Mills Salubrity,
Eighteen Mile, Pickensviile Wolf Creek, and
Camp Ground, to Pickens c. H, equal to III
miles and back. once week.
Leave Pickens C I'll Saturday at an
Arrive at Pickens c. Ill same day by p m
6l5I From Piekens G. H. by Bounty Land, Warsaw
Claremoni, Bachelors Retreat Snow Creek, and
Martins Creek, TO Pickens C. H., equal to "a
miles and back, a week
Leave Pickens G. II. Saturday at 6 m;
Arrive at Pickens G. HI day by m.
6i52 From Pendeton, by Wayside, Walhaia, Tunnel
Till, and MILESTONE, to Clayton Ga, As miles aad
back once a week.
Leave Pendeton Thursday at m;
Arrive al Clayton day by l2 m;
Leave Clayton Friday at i m;
Arrive at Pendleton next day 8 p M
For lat Of postuasters in South Carolina authorized
fy the seieaeyo guaraa,ors Instructions annexed
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Columbia, to Greenville c.
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