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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-03

DOCTOR HooFLAND,S
CELEBRATED
German Bitters,
DR. c. N. JACKSON, Philad'a., Pa,
WILL EFFEOrUALLY CURE
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE,
Chrohie or Nervous DEBILITY. Diseases of tbe
Kidneys, and all 4isecsss Grisisg from a dis-
ordered Liver or Stomach.
such as -- b.
.st Constipation, -
Inward Piles, Eull-
Of Blood to the
Head, Acidty Of the Stom-
ach, Nausea, HEARTBURN, Disgust
for Food, FullnesS or weight IN the
Stomach, Sour Quotations, Sinking, or
--- FuiteFing az the PIT Of the Stomach, swim
-uing Of the Head Hurried and difficult hreath-
ing. futtsriug atthe Heart, Choking sudocGing
Sensations when in lying posture, Dinness Of Vision,
In the Head, Deficiency Of Pefspira,Ian, Vel.
Iowness o. the Skin and Eyes, Pam IN the e.
Side, Back. Chest Limbs &C. sud
den Pushes Of Heat, Bgri-Rg
in the Flesh, Constant Ina
aeiRings ~ Evil and
.r. 81. great Depression
Of Spirits. SHY
TIE Proprietor, IN calling the attention Of the public to
this preparation, does with feeling Of the utmost comb
dsnce snd adaptation DE diseases for which
40 new and untried article but one that has stood
and It's reputation and sale unrvaed BY any similar
preparations The testimony in is favor given by
the prominent and well known Physicians and tnd
viduas IN an parts o. the country, IA immense. The iooE-
ing from your state, Is respectfully submitted referring
any nay SIN doubt my Memorabilia, Practical
Receipt Book Cor Farmers and Families he'd gyRtis u
all the Agents for the German Bitters-
Principal Oce and Mandatory, 100 Arch street, Pha-
aeiphA, Pa
Tostimouy from Tennessee.
Or. IT, Scarborough, Dover Tenn A1g q, 1s3s, says
al have all German Hsters have sent me, and
II the preparaton continues do much good u has
iene il via DO the best medicine ever soil here"
l. 9nodFrasa enafta feun August 20, 1855, says 1T
pleased h state that your Bters has given salts
faction in every instance where IL has been used"
b. r. Honins Hisboro1gh, Tenn-, August 80 iss3 says
81 am pleased % state hat the German ters s1Ye given
general sati faction"
Dr. r. Fzto a Bro, Knoxville, Tenn, 9th april ISL
aid: "Y0nr Btfers selling very fast AMI every
person that has used H. solar have been aide eArn
has cen benefited"
J. W RrsakisB Co. Gaiatin, fenn December So is50,
said. "The drm viii want q your aers soon,
% ths partners thinks u Is great medicine"
r. = Hardy, Bolivar, Tenn SepteIaber Is, iSs3 said
There i great demand Tor Btsrs here pease seud
lEfnahsr Ut soou."
They are .x1zELT vnesSkBLH free fron al Inurious In.
Trrden's, always strengthen he sysis and pros
srate Il.
soid ia Nashville By BERRY DEMOYILLE, n q. SEQ
WI. EWfN BR0s, and o. W. HENDERSuorT, aad b
Dealers IN Melicine and stesekesfsfs eYefy whsse.
maTlo--isaxsrisNiy
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sE- Messrs W. II. GORDON 90, Of Nash vile, are our
Agents in that place. to whom payments must be made
~ Merchants residents Of Nashville, but who re-
ceve their goods there, pay Mesr. Gordon Co. m
ndvauce remit 10 U.s. shall charge five cent for
advancing
RIVE measure an our reights detecting any over
charge In measurmeEt OF goods by vessels.
kB-we sell on commission all kinds Of Produce.
rT-we are the Agents for the Tredegar Iron Works,
Richmond Va an sizes Of Bar Iron, Railroad Iron OF
every description Railroad Chairs and Spikes Bridge Iron,
6e., 6c, and the best Virginia Pig Metal.
WYATT CO., Charleston,
YOUNG, WYATT CO., Savannah,
Outton FACTORS, Commission and Forwarding Merchants
eQ7-4m
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NVVpy OF FaLenL hlRntJ
SOTTHHRN DISTRICT OE NEIv YQPK g e

OVO1 H1II'-' D1No T. N q Ut wv LU7Ih, %
BE 1t remembered That the twenty eighth day OF De-
ce1nber, Ammo Domiu, 1884, Barnard L. simpson, Of the
said District hath deposited in this Office the title OF print
or label the title Of which IS in the words following, to
wit; Barnard L. Simpsons Aromatic Sehiedsm Juniper
schnaPps superior Tonic, Anti Dispepte InvgOratng
Cordial the right whereof he claims author and pro-
prieor in conformity with act Of Congress, entitled
"An Act amend The several Acts respecting copy rights
GEO. W. MORTON,
Clerk Of the Southern District OF New York.
And take pleasure this occasion to tender my sincere
thanks TO the public in general and to my friends in
lar, for the kind berstywt which they have patrOnzed
nom my commencement OF this enterprise; and
them that shall continue TO provide them always with
genuine and superior article Of Schiedum SchnSpps.
U6-d3m BARNARD L. SIMPSON.
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THE BEST HAIR DYE,

nR. o. NJ BALLARD'S (new artice) received the high
~ est premium at the WORLDS FAIR and AMERICAN INSTI
TuTB where it examined by the DISTINGUISHED CHEMISTS
Dr. Chiffon and Prof. JOHN ToRREY, and pronounced the
BEST For sale by the principal Druggists in this city
Price 81. Principal Office and Store, Nos. 49S and 500
BROADWAY, New York. mar21-ly
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slANUFAcTuRERs Avn MILLERs.

w aTs gsDer1 Aeents 0r The sale o. al coinn and
w Noqeu ttbfcs uAautctlred n ne State o. rfunes
see, and have appropriated iArEs and eeanodozs
solely or their sale ard stsaEu We hars so apprupF4
tel another Cor TIE sale and storage " FLOUR apne
And Noald respectfully ca me aftenion q both Mana
fAcfarers snd Miisrs 10 MS aFrknEcmeat.
o1la " N GORDON co
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PARTNER WANTED

WITH cash capital Of from $500 $10G0 in luera
w tive genteel business whose time would be required
only from A NJ to5 NJ. To gentleman of good ad-
dress handsome income may be realized Good security
given for amount invested If preferred liberal salary
will be guaranteed. r .-..- I'd st
~ Address stating where interview may be had to
SOUTHERHER Post 0fice. . ts... .'u,-- t.rlr-,..
N.B.-Persons not having the above amount Of Cash
need not apply. srls1sll.s augl7-G
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Bancroft, Belts & Marsha. !,
CHARLESTON, S. g.
cIRCuLAR FoR FALL on ISIS

WE desire ea the attention Of eur friends and the
w buyers d Dry Goods throughout the West and South
vest 10 attractions FOR the fan sales Of the present
year.
Our business Ws organised and arranged, that'
We are better able than before, TO supply the trade
with large and attractive stack.
Our own EnsP0rtatiOns En supply our For-
eE Departments win all the and desirable fabries
from ihe European marrtsseeed BY Of the house,
resident IN EaTepe-and s be partcaAry adapted to our
marset
Our Domestic and Staple Goods Departments win be sup
Piled win an tte leading styles % Goods.
IS We believe acknowledged fact that our stock has
always been o. the largest snd most attractive IN MS
conry and also believe that the best buyers have be-
come convinced that system % SHOkf PROFITS AND
PROMPT PAY Is The most satisfsrtory.
We inv q the attention o. az close buyers y Cur large
and Attractive StorK, tut With me cistincs an
destanding that sen goods Only 1r cash. % goa notes
Payebie m 81 NJ Bark
We sbzu hom sGats fsrwsFd, adopt new plan in con.
nection with oar Domestic Goods DepsrtnSnL Ne shah
eep hli ana cnvisfe assortsaent q bieAched, brown
ana Coored Cotton uoos which VII Be- sold only FOR neu
Cash oar ohlec tbs = 10 supp5 these Goods 80 40
a. t-v are so ~ cash houses In the NorherH ces In
oFer Il ted his u business, We only ask
crfapsra ~ csh prices uih tine Puces, ana thSn Ne
xll i..ge Dc dscislnn 20 The purchaser.
Eu ne tlree year. experiences since he ESTABLISHMENT
a. our sansss ~ enabled ne mnre condentiy 70 m
va nft~ntou AMI plans for business besing
.t s ssr n.ceHar1s ssssa % no dosss ~ ll.s eoat-
- 80 AID III KING SfkAEf,
Jxln1. ISIS fiy9-awSml tHAzIEsfoS, > Q.
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FATHER BEETINC-on hand ana Cor sale
IL hF d. d DfCkEY
fsbS No. College street.. AasAEi,f
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LNROh the 18th Instant the fst OF June the ras q,
Freight from Charleston and Savannah TO Nashville viii
FIRST CLASS.
Books and Stationery, Boots shoes and Hats Bottled L.
camphine and Spirits Turpentue in casks and barrels
Competing.
China Glass and Glass Ware Cigars in cases, Clocks
Confectionery cutlery ia boxes and cases. Dry Goods In
Drugs Fruit Trees aud shrubbery Furs, Garden Seeds,
Looking Glasses and Looking Glass Plates lat owners
oysters in and jars saddsry, Tin Ware, Ts1s and
Spices, 3 zoe Ds.. al 90
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware, "except Cutlery" Heavy Castings and Ma
chinery.
Foreign Liquors in barrels or pipes, COrage Tobacco in
OILS In barrels casks Crockery and Queensware in
crates and casks kiee Ine Whiting Plaster Of Paris &C.
SPECIAL RATES.
Boxes, Furniture, Piano Fores Carriages "boxed and
other light articles not enumerated. Also Carbovs Of Acids
will be at actual weight but charged double 1st class
All articles not enumerated, be charged at rates Of an,
slagous articles.
Fre LIST june to 1ss of Deee absr they viii be changed
let Cas- as above, per leo bs.....-.........s1 Is
Special rates -'. - ~ ~
Merchants shipping nom the Eastern cities will and bi,
the cheapest as vel as the most expedous Freights
from New York and Phade pha 70 Charleston and sayan
a. n ranges rom to II cents per cubic foot according
As the Railroad Companies Charleston and Savannah
have discontinued the Receiving and Forwarding Of Ner
chandise viii be necessary to consgu to Commission Mer-
rates. II. l. ANDERSON SgpIt
janii-u N. 9. r. r.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
No shipments enfedto above rates unless each and
every package has the the Depot of delivery and
the initials N c. R. R. plainly marked upon IL
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FRON NASHVILLE mo- NV nPIFaNs !
EEESz19 EzszE1z3 ESSsz5zzs3 - Sln


VIA Chattanooga tsnta, and West Point to Monroa
~ by Railroad. Ticket to this point to be had az the
General stage Office, opposite the Post Once and at the De-
pot Price SIS 60
From Montgomery to Mobile by double daily line frr
ing and evening" OF stages and steamboats, connectin h
steamers from thence 70 New Orleans.
II. I. ANDERSON
maFi4-u General SUIT ~ & c. Railroad
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TvOH SALE on RENT-ihave dcsra- O.
IL bic house on Lover Market street for sale or 81
rent the house c0ntalnng four rooms Ia The main HI
hdlae with cellar, dining groom kitchen. and All necessa
nv cut budings Any wishing comfortable reaidencs
aud one the business part q the city, sou
maxi Immediate application 10
r. A. BALL0wE, Gem AFt,
ian 1T No. IL neaderick street.
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CHOOSE YOUR ROUTES
s go @ 49, 80


NEWEST RAILROAD AIgRANGEmENT,
FROM LOUISVILLE, KY,
BIZ THE JEFFERSOBVZLLE &. r.,
via Cincinnati,
By TIE OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI g. B.;
Or, Via Indianapolis,
By TIE BELLEF0NZAL3E Dc CLEFEZAND n. r.,
To sandusky, Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara, Pitts
burg, Baltimore. Washington City, Phil
adelphia, New York, Boston, &C.
DOTH expeditions and through fares TO any Of
ID the above points the same.
First Glass Passenger Trains leave the Jeersonve r. r.
Depot daily Sundays excepedD to make sure connections
with The roads beyond.
ELEGANTLY FITTED UP OMNERUSES
Are carrying passengers from the Hotels any part Of
Louisville, TO and from the Railroad Station.
Further particulars be obtained by inquring at the
Offices OF the Hotels, at the Jefersonvile r. Ofcs,
the Gait House. Louisville where through tickets 70 all
the principal cities be procured.
JOHN ZULAUF, Pres't,
A. p. OSBORNE, sup'
J. W. HALL, Ticket Agent in Louisville jan20-u
Vcksbarg Wing, Natchez Courier New Orleans PcayuRe
and Delta, Eagle Enquirer in Memphis please copy for
three months, and charge r. r. ofce.
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J. W. BOND.

CARLYLE, Ill, June %, 1883.
have Prof j. Woods Hair restorative and have
admired its wonderful effect Ny h0ir was becoming
thought prematurey gray but by the OF his Restora
tive it has resumed its original COLOR and have doubt
permanently SO. SIDNEY BREESE,
Ex-senator United States.
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RAILROADS & STAGES
NASHVILLE CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
CHANCE % sCIIEnuLE.

= : z = 81 zss---zs-z-E 49,
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
IN and after Sunday next 22d inst. two Daily Pas
~ senger Trains viii De run to and from Chattanooga as
Leaves Nashville, day Train, at 7ss A. NJ, arrviras
Chattanooga at 4 90 p NJ.
Leaves Nashville night Express, at ESQ P NJ arriving
at Chattanooga at $50 A. NJ. -S
RETURNING-Leavss Chattanooga, day Train n. c *
A. NJ, arriving at Nashville at P. VI.
Leaves Chattanooga night Express at 80 NJ arriving
Eg- The Accommodation Train to and from wartracs
viii be discontinued a4er this date above.
iy2l H. I. ANDERSON. supt
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
TO
COLUMBIA, WAYNESBoRo O. JACKSON,
LAGRANGE AND MEMPHIS.
CPLENDID Four Horse Coaches rom Franklin to La
- grange connecting az those points with the Railroad to
TuscuR bia- Florence and N ntg0nsery,
Ala, and Aberdeen, Columbus
and Canton, Miss.
The ne -Four Horse Coach Lines to these points are an in
exc lent order, making close connection with the Railroad
Express Train leaves the Depot at -
Also TO
Pulaski and EIktOn,
And to all places throughout the Southern country.
We have splendid lines running, connecting viii. the Rail-
PASSENGERS for
Pulaski and Elktou,
Wednesday and Friday.
ACCOM- LINE
Leaves Nashville daily at O'Clock p NJ eopne~.in- ,t
franklin with Daily Four Horse Coach Line to Columbia
For all information, through Tickets &c amply At me e.
era ha3ad stage anu Omnibus Once, No "a Cedar street.
N B.Omuibuses viii call for passengers in anv nst q,
'ne Guy mar7-tf
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ITEsN.--l5 bsrreIs Lake Fssh
10 half bba do. do. Ia store aud for ss.rby
BARS VI. II. GORDON 4 CO.
GTAM CANDLES-40ewh whole eoxss Proctor Gam.
- het star candlss In store and for sale by
iees ". n. GORDON 4 90
COTTON XARNs-Sea bAss 5oa. Coo. Eoa and so
" Cotton fro he Gdereng FacaFes IN store apd
Cor sale ~ Lis2sl ". n. GORDON co.
TEAMS AND LFNsEFs-
50 DO do 90 Do uaasy. ir
Isss W u GORDON co
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SOUTHERN ROUTE.
Go sils9 $50 - -
Rates REnTCEn-


IRON the 18Th Instant to The fst Of June the rate,
Freight from Charleston and Savannah TO Nashville
be as follows:
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COTTON OSNABURGS.-30 bales superior No.
" rs 0znaburgs, just received and for sale by
augT SEYMOUR, FANNING & co.
CANDLES.-150b boxes Star Candles;
u 25 summer Mould do For sale by
au7 SEYMOUR, FsNNING A co.
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FOR SALE.
A HOUSE, AND LOT in the Southern portion Of -
"a the city. The lot is siiaated between hafkci ~ IA
and M.n,e streets continuation Of Front STREET ~ sd
and fronts on Carroll street &C fec running beck loV 49,
n.et 10 aa aeythe House contains tour rooms With an
anf back Brtk rmIlEs. Auy person wishing 10 buy a
peat and comfortable home sond examine the above house
and lot as will seIn cheap and ppen reasonable terma-
y R. A. BALLOME General Agent
lefb No. II Deaderick street.
CIDER MILLS.
rT1EN Of culps Portable Cider Mills Cor sale BY
- .. n. DICKEY,
auc8 No College street.
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Vens put the market during the week u AS 07o
The buainees Of thu week In dry goods has been
moderate for the season. and has principally arisen
out CT the purchases Of distant country NOR ,hants
who want their supplies early, that they may b.
abe to meet the wants Of their customers. Toe
stock Of goods on the market has received some CON
siderable additions, and now presents . toleraby
complete assortment. On most desc options, there
isa fixed range q p.i ices, which is slightly In I'd
vance Of the last seasons range, though the i'm
Prov meIt Is eks IN some instances than had been
anticipated.
Brown sheeiings snd shiriipgs are In good supply.
but are rather quiet at old rates. More is b.iog
done In bescsed goods at full prices. There is not
much animation sn denims, drills, or duck, bnt
these src stfiy held. GDshsns are selling slo Wy
at fc.mer quotations.. Lawns, nsBblus and Osaa
bufss, rule about the same. Printing cloths ara
dull aid heavy, having q downward tendency.
Prists ere more sought after, and ore firm. Stripes
ard ticks appear withou. variation.
Wooler goods are in better request, at steady
rates. There is moro dong 10 blankets, caSsiusres,
cloths and faanela, but tnsae are pretty freely Of
ftrved, and their value Is unchanged. Jeans and
iiLase,s are quiet, though firm. nouseia d. lanes
are 10 fair supply at Previous figures but not yet 10
much request Satinets ald tweeds remain "a las.
noticed.
Foreign productions are dong better In point OF
sales, though they are without sny material change
10 prcts. Desirable fabrics are quito freely bong ut
sid psy veil. This thOws The necessity and ad
vantage OF consulting public tsAte. Where il is
suited IL revtf s hsmper In regard to p,icss. Im
porsrs will ways bs pretty sure Of success If they
ccnt've TO sbgaiiy Ant,cpats this tAsts. The ion
ports OF TIE week lave oes, very moderate tho
total beng only 81 OIL, 53l, against t2l76 1873 the
ctrtFp0ncing we last Year. We hope -h,s dispro-
portion VIII txlst the entire sc 800, ~ tae cou,ry
- ne-,ly recovering from the effects Of 4 comns;.
cisl ,eso uton that hss proved ali tut fatal and is
rot yet equal TO the sbsnr ption OF heavy imoorrs
II the dsprJpcY ion should contip ne aud the ira IA
IN ether particulars b. prnde,sIy conducted the re-.
sOlt cannot but he prcpi.ious.
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From these 6guIts. It VIII be seen that tho pra,pal
features In the Of the mother bank for the
past Elk mopths are first, (aDo most premineut) .
material reduction in ITS purchases OF Eastern and
Southern exchange and 40 consequences, large IA.
In toe footing Of it's Domestic paper, This
gsaturs OF Missouri last winter by outsders that TIE
parvnt bank u.iug tee creator part OF her limited
esps $500 o60) 10 asing money In tue purchase OF
exchange this paying bstter to the pr~ud OF tae
domestic bill holoer Who Charged that While hs sm AL
note payable ~ home net discounted for the wAnt
OF the bank she would purchase teas Of thou
ssnds OF heavy bill crAwer on TIE EAs. and Seu,h.
Saf over the footing of tue prior months. The
suspepded oebt Of the parent hank makes good show
ipg, hs wing been reduced from $50 to O0O but
on the Other band. tns tbills receivable +" whicn IN
fact, In this case, Ia Leher less then 'sus
psnded" debt, has from S5l 600 70 Sle1 ,O00,
giving the bank ced Yett to the amount Of 900.
The following stccka were sold at auction ia New
Bedford on the 25rh ins art, on account OF the
Whaling InluIaLce Company
ITO shores B.dfcro Commercial Bank, $1o8a $1o6 so;
Marine Back, sl07 rs sos SIX; 1c3 do. Mschsuics
Bs5k $1ot a71s $40 rs; ioS do Fsrbaven Bank, 800
10 $i0e 25 90 20, BRISTOL Csua.y Bank (Tauntoo),
tlcs tIOS l2K 80 do. Taunton Sank, Sill 6,H
xll2 rs 80 70 sbawwut Bank (Eortor), $40 so SILL
70 do. Berkshire Railroad, 3g4 $780, 10 do. Feaburg
Railroad, $79s$79 so.
The anne xeo statement exhibits the quantity aud
value Of foreign drs goods tered At this p,t Cor
| coDsumltioD, for warehouse, aud slso the With
Ora walls from wa ehcuse. during the week ending
| ard iIcu1irg Thu sdsy, July &c. 1866
| MOVEMENTS FOREIGN DRy GOODS.
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Tne hQt eL1 ltIl AU0M ncbC66 c $50 roceE ly
argued In ths vermox coorts, being On application
Of Erassus Corning and others for foreclosure OF
second mortgage on the Ralsad ADd Washington
Railroad. The psiatds asked for IN iojuuctioa, q
receiver and o forecoruns. The def .ndAn,s con.
tereod tdat the application was the result Of col.
inon between certain crt Of the company aud
tAe Aiss0y END Northern Railroad, Tor the purposs
OF securing the control Ct the Rutland and W ash.
instsa Read to The Albany and Northern, which
woulA be prtjudicsl 20 tbs Rutland a,d Washing
hn' 1hsfe we're also o her grounds OF defence
odereo. Inc Interest on the first NOR. gage bonds
has moi beer PAID slncs tho commencemsnt or the
suit, and the holders q these lastNr honda asksa
fot - Ejuneticn ssstnss tho second mortsars
holders. The Chancellor decided that ma rs,sivs,
ocud b appointed on the application q TIA sscond
trustees, o. Agsinst tho frat trustees, bat go ths
trustees of the Ast mortgage were entis,sd - tss
pozsession Of tho road.
In reast,oE 10 the dividend just declned By TIA
New Yo.k Central Railroad Company, TIE Albany
Joa,nd sAyr:--
nh Dividend Is payable on the 2oth Of Angas. A.
ny amount Of MONEY belonging to the Ceatrai Il ia
cvs ~ cIn,,. and z tern roads that sen acxs:
ncs svailsols for the payment Of dividssds %
W. ss:s q i.srn.ry ,nd August the Board has ssss
sse ssrsier on Ne lssh Goth as may Ssppsa, 70
svess oesaAyl 81 f.esaary and August. TIE worktas
nsetAs hsve zee. highly ssts.c,ory a. tabs tsst 4
pFsp9og VIZ show After psyiae 'intersst ;. 1000
go bser pr csnt dsvtceu r,nass n "a no
0D surplas q siis 0l4 II rhs trset tS,,r.hps "
TIE vhs1e Ihs n perfect order asd isrrs sdatsss
hs~s bseA uaAe N Ne ro NJ rhe Central sa.rs
a Directors giasts1 With ths settled euspsse Of .stss,
borrowing go Anticipating funds for the payment al
evtAeafs W4stsvsr They pay their stocs aoIeys vii
Re fro0 actsA earnsgs actually 90 band II has vort
ed itssss uD 70 The mart set fer by tntsssut csas
ipts vin hereafter 6i.chafss all responsibilities
to us pubic. AID urs eight PEE ceat per annum 70
fA sto a ot@rs.
The annexed statement exhibits the cor iieoa Of
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Family MARKETING.
RETAIL PRICES or FARM PRoDCCE AT WASHINGTON
MARKET.

There but few changes 70 note this week. Meat Ia
toelaby cheap 80 is FISH, While poultry Is confouadsd.
y dear and hard 10 get Vegetables abundant aud
cheap; potatoes are quoted at ow figure aud green
corr, tomatoes and cucumbrs can b. had for triae
more than nothing. Fruit also Is abundant, and ~
greve to cay unipe apples and pears altosethse too
plenty There soUe lpa peaohsS already In MARKET
and next week they VIII be abundant The following
we're yesterday's pr,ces-