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Tens 4 Ala. Rau Road,

The Broad st. extension of this road is being
rapidly bulls The worst of the work is done.
Nothing now remains for the contractors to
do, but to raise the trestle work over the ravine
intervening Broad st. aud the junction with the
Chattanooga r. Road, aud to lay the track,
which will take about fourweeks. At any rate
this road will be ready for the coming crop of
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

wH you are afflicted with any complaint which re-
qures Purgatve Medicine, try Ayerss Net0 Pis-'hey
worth trying.-C Concord Nerearg, n H. iyl1-Iw
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cus Wa. assAsuls. Ias IS
~ peFsesf eEnng propsrtg ss & Ehe hats a ~ crrps4-
tsiaa II a. fles ~ t % axsoH, Aet al tass nsbin
pet 81 ne lcar, 1874 srs hSFsty aohed cal "a lhs oee
sad ley n maeiAt1ig shs ascensa n - eaF
Rey4sinp ltaaIfs proaPt paysenES
Eesfa q .tEteaiss o. sdssnsu4 pasnsas va psass
FEssess tAeas 81 lsillsmsat 4 N6lE0N eotset4F.
iyi8-lz
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Are YOU Getting Bald

Isyour hair turning greyf Do you wish to cultivate good
shke and moutachesi Your hair to be Soft SILKY and
gosy' Your head to be cool comfortable and free ofdand
ruff Mothers your children to have uxurant heads
ofhair2 Then BODIES HYPERION FLUID, which neUer
fails in its unerring effects Prices rs so cts IS cts and
II 50 per bottle. Boges Balm Of Cythera stands unr-
vailed for Graduating Id pmples and beautyng the
complexion. Price so Cts Inventor and proprietor, W.
Boyle, Boston, and sold by Druggists everywhere.
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I have something sweet TO sell yOu,
Who wants TO Bet?

ONE hundred bags Of Flour,
" Fry bushels Neal
Five hcndred pounds choice HanF,
Have been deposited II ny bet the following
terms: 25 Hams and enough Meal Flour ear Nth r.
that the successful candidate viii be the President PC
lives and does resign 81 Hans against hundred dol
lars hog that the candidate who beat viii not receive
many electoral votes the Who l. successfal-
The balance 20 bet opportunity ors the ehances N al
cases 10 equal The mentioned above. these bets
not taken soon the whole VII be sold account Of the
depOsitor. Chesp for cash. D. q. RUMSkN.
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The Art of DXeine Human Hair.

1HU TT Ut NJ CHI1b HHu'E1tI1h NH1-H''
1t is but imperecy understood even by those who make
the gIeatest pretensions The most Of the popular Hair
Dyes Of the day for the time color the hair but
to be succeeded by furnished green other unsghy
pearance. BOges Electric Dye is void Of these noxious
properties 1t instantly dyes the hair beautiful natural
black brown, which neither water sunshine
nish in the least and TO make douby
his agents authorized efuud the money If the most
perfect satisfaction Cot given Prices 80 cts 81 90 and
81 so per Inventor, w. BoGLS, Boston, and sold by
Druggists everywhere. my311y
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The Of liabilities due due banks other
ere iitors,- nothing
Losses adjusted and due-nOns.
Losses adjusted and not du ......... sST iT6, 81
Losses unadiusted and in suspense,
waiting for further proof or conted 1IS,IS6 96
All other other claims against the company snail for
printing, &c.
Agents instructed to take risk exceeding $4,000.
The amount insured 10 city, town village varies de.
pending upon the character mate al and construction OF
buildings, the width OF streets the supply Of vater the
efficiency Of the hTe department and other eircumtanets
The amount insured in blocks Of buildings ako varies the
intention Is to limit The loss BY any enc Gre 10 less than
$4,000.
The Of Incorporation the hsd in July 1856.
Ta0S. A. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
STATE CONNECTICUT, HARTFORD COUNTY, 50.
HAETFOED, July 9th, 1856.
Personally appel red before Justice Of the Peace.
duly qualified 10 administer osths, THOMAS ALExASDER,
Secretary, and made solemn oath hat tbs foregoing state
msnt Of the and condition Of the Rna Insurance Com
p4ny IL true. HENkG FOWLER, J. p.
This 20 certify that the Etna Insurance Company o.
Hartford located Hartford IN the State Of Oonn-ecut
has complied with all the requirements Of passed
the L. gsSture Of Tennessee March 1850 entitled IAN
Act regulate the agenees Of Insurance companies not
Incorporated by the State Of Tennessee and that JoEPH
NASH the legally authorized agent for said company In the
town Of Nashville Davidson county, Tennessee.
J. @. LUTTRELL, Comptroller.
bsl BY THOs ;. MOssT.
Referring the foregoing the undersigned continues 10
issue polisi C. in this Gig JOSH NASH, Agent,
o. &c, South =. cor College spdng SIS.
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Hr BlOtches on the Skin, EruptiOus, etc, are
supernduced BY humors in the blood and oen very
annoying to youths and infants Curriers' Spanish Mature,
when taken according directions attacks the of these
deases odges hem and them by forcing the
the surface relieves the sufferer and restores him to
health. jy1l- 1w
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Thursday Morning, July "a, 1855.

SUMNER SoENEs.-We publish this morning
the first of series of "Summer Scenes" from
the pen of Mrs. l.. VIRGINIA French. 1t is in
a vein different from her former contributions
and is pleasing indication of the great versa
tility of her genius, of which it may be said
with truth
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Leather Betting.
"TJSTCAT,

MUSICAL.
MR.. JOHN SETTER, (lats % the EastA Pro ASfx
vi feszor and Teacher q the Violin, ~
sPectfaly informs tbs Citizens q Nashville and kI3a
vicinity that he has taken Mr.. cAMPs. -
No IS Lover MARKET Street. where he vii be happy give
lessons the Violin % All Eh may wish them " viii
give ladies az their residences lie fee confident
that hose who desire % become efficient the Fion viii
find their advantage 20 engage hs services For PArc-
uiarz call a. his Rooms. I'd. junc2I-u
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Monetary and Financial.

For the past week the market has presented no
new feature In financial circles everything is al.
most at stand STILL Money seems to be abundant,
and can be raised on good Names readily through
the Banks. The Banks are prepared to make heavy
loans when they eau get circulation by it, We
may calculate with safety, on having dull times in
all departments of trade for the next sixty days.
We hear of good deal of second class paper being
passed on the street. and of course it goes at heavy
shane occasionally No piece of paper, not we'll
known in Bank, finds its way into the streets, and
is readily taken at 10 TO IL per cent per annum.
Stock MARKET.-Stock of all descriptions are
dull. We hear Of few sales Of Nashville and
We quote Tennessee 6's 1890 at 81 to 975 in New
York, which is an improvement since our last quo
taton. Nashville & Chattanooga Z. r. Bonds 80 to
90, Virginia & East Tennessee r Road Bonds en-
dorsed By the State 80 to 90. Davidson county
bonds IS to 80 ceuts; Planters and Union Bank
Stock, par in New York and Philldep hia.
LAND WARRANT-.--Owing to the unsettled con-
dition OF the market we are unable to give salts
factory information, but we quote them on authori
ty from IS to 80 cents. In our opinion warrants
will gradually advance until they reach 81 per
acre and then as we have before stated, there will
b. a rush upon the market, and in consequence Of
which they will go TO a low point again.
Exchange is in good demand in New York and
Philadelphia, at to { per cent pre-, the Banks
are checking at to lc on New Orleans, with but
little demand.
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400 ACRES.

Is well tnbrrrd web waered and Ia high Il cultvA-
ton has u large and commodOns brick we ling good
negro cabins, bar stables &c aud one OF the best farms
Ia southern Ky
Said viii be sold In equal annual Payments-the
purchaser swing band with good and undoubied security for
The first three lien retained the land
until the whole Of the purchased money Is paii.
will also he sod the tine aud place, several
eve Lots, adjoining sah tovnon credit Of l. 2 and
years.
Any Wishing any information concerning said farn, ~
apply the undersigned ~ sddresng him b. mau,
Al Trenton Nv JAMES L. LAWSON, Aamr,
With the WIN annexed o. L. q. LeAviii, deed.
Iun-2s WV sn EltfoR AZ. BdRser, sCae 9ist)
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NRGRoHs AGAIN

them good cocks, And encelsrni RaFber also
wish bay fro - 81 young negrors 10 "a years
cid. llyisl RES w. PORTER
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Capital $4,000!
I ,ib' Prizes amounting tIVE,OO
Tickets $40 90: Halves IS 90; Quarters $3.50

500 friEes amounting TO-. tIVS,UOH
Tickets $40 90: Halves IS 90; Quarters $3.50.
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION
The 800 prizes Of 4sH, determined BY the number
which draws the els 900 prIe that number should be
odd number then every odd number ticket In the scheme
will he entitled 20 IS So u an number. then every
number icket viii b. entitled e. So addition any
Other Prize which may be drawn.
Purchasers buying equal quantity Of odd and
numbers tickets will certain OF drawing nearly half
same with chances ~ obtaining other prizes
All those tickets ending with 0, 2, 4, even-all
those ending with !, s. 8 = 2, are odd
Persons sending money by mail need not fear its being
lost Orders punctualy Attende Communications
hdential Bank Notes Of sound banks taken Al par.
Those wishing particular numbers should order mme-
diatey.
Address JAMES y. WINTER, Manager,
MAcoS. Ga.
Orders FOR tickets addressed to JANsa WINTER, Box S'3
Nashville TeLn- viii BE- promptly attended TO- y2lWkw
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Alma

- SINGS POPE. but that "blank Verse sung IS ne
closing hymn Of our Mayor and Aldermen, makes our
Pony he editorial fraternity viii please exeuse big herse
and our cart big cart and big notEithstand-
ing We treated the committee segSr which cost Us - per
1000 cash We hope many friends win assist Us in our
aieton, and send bis lot Of subscribers. To clubs Of
90 or less We VII! do he handsome thing. The Horse and
Cart VIII run regular usual Notwithstanding hcSsonsveT
d. G. RUMSEY.
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COMM ERCIAL.
PATRIOT OFFICE.
NASHVILLE, July "A, 1856.
poNEsrIo MARKErs. &c.


There is but little activity in most branches Of
trade The provision market is more buoyant than
last week, with better prices. There is also an i'm
proyement noticed 10 the drug trade. The grain
market remains dull.
The weather during the greater portion Of the
current week has been more cool and pleasant than
that of the week previous. The river has slowly
but steadily declined. There is still sufficient water
on the shoals to admit the passage Of small crafts,
several of which are still running.
FL0UR.-Tennessee -four is still quoted at SEA
$50. Receipts are very light.
GRAIN.-Wheat remains as we last quoted it,
7Oa75c, aud at these figures, il Ends moderate
demand. We quote Rye at SOC; Corn: yellow ola
CSC; Oats: clean 30c.
BACON.-There is an active demand, with fair
amount OF bacon coming in. Itrules from u to 10
cents.
SALT.-Per bushel 45c; fine, per bag, 1928;
coarse do 81.
IRON AND NAILS-Tennessee iron 5ia9t.
Nails IOd 81, 25a4,5 80.
DOMESTICS.-44 sheetings SIC per yards; o.
Daburgs l21.
WOODEN WAR4.-Wholesale selling prices for
cash-ior red cedar ware; iron bound buckets per
doz. 50; brass bound do per doz $40; iron bound
tubs. in nest $3.50 0, 8 in nest, $3.50.
LAND WARRANTS The highest figure offer
ed is IS cents.
GROCERlES.-Sugars have again advanced
n. o. is quoted this week at lOiallc. Other vars
etes unchanged. Coffee also exhibits improve
ment; Java l7alS; Laguyra "A; Rio ll4al2Ac.
CANDLES.-We quote mould talow at lac;
Star 26a2sc; Sperm 40a42:
FEATHERS-Feathers improved, live geese are
buoyant at 40c.
DRUGS, &c.-The business in drugs for several
days has been much more active than for sometime
past. The only changes we note are an advance
of 81 per 10. in opium, and decline OF 80 cents.
in Rhubarb.
WHISKEY.--A heavy advance has taken place
in Whiskey. Il stands at 35a45 cents per gallon.
For the price Of other articles We refer to our
price current.
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ITO STOCK RAlSERS the Farming Community general
ly, who viii send Us $500 postage stamps win tell
une - D. G. RUMsEY.
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ID EcElNEn to-day, % ~ Carre a. ladies August noots
IL Wdr 6ns Nj haskins kia Hprng Panp Btots Auaoca
Ma txnehiofs ckll1rens kid Ankle Tlases, Sc.
July G yoHR RAMAGE
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
July lst, 1855, required BY the Law Of the State
Of Tennessee. Of march Isl, 1855.

The Of the Corporation is RTSA INSURANCE. CONP1
located AZ Hartford, Conn.
The Capital Il five Hundred Thousand Dollars and Is p
up.
The assets Of the Company are:
Cash In hand, and in Phrnix baak. f4s SOC
Cash In the hands Of Agents 13g, So
Cash on special deposit, drawing interest in
Ih9nix bank Hartford bans, State baak
and Farmers and Mechanics' bank 80. 10000
Interest accrued on special deposits $500. 449l
Real estate unencumtered ................ So $50
aanuslIy " coo
Income bonds per cent. semi annually & 500
10 Jersey City water bonds, s p c. +" 1H20
Milwaukee City bonds 10 $3.50
10 Hartf.rd City bonds, 8 q" 10 $40
Money due the company secured by mortg. 6941
Bills Receivable PAYABLE a. bank 81 o9S
800 Shares Hartford and New Haven rib
road stock.... oliVvO
los shrs Hartford REd Providence railroad
stock, pref. and guar. at 10 per Cent?. 1850
1oT hrs BostOn and Were railroad stock . 9SU9
~ Connecticut River railroad stock. IL 500
80 " Connecticut River comp any stock. $50
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A Valuable Farm for Sale.

4 Will aiuinistrator, NHh The WiII ANNEXED OF l.
LeaV deed, sell u the highest bidder IN the Town Of
Trenton Todd County KY, Wednesday, the iIh day
Of eber lS5 that rich and fertile fsrm, adjoining said
Of Trenton OF winch he died possessed SAID farm con-
tafr aha
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PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
$ z O q, O O o.!
WIN DC 7Is1'I771V1u 1OVUTIlls 20 IIIe I0IO"IHg
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
80, 900 MEMBERSHIPS Prizes {!

1915 prizes amounting to S2O4 600
The $1,000 Prizes of IS determined by the number
which draws the $40 600 Prseifh number should b
odd number then odd number ticket will be entitled
TO IS in addition to other Prize which be drawn.
Purchasers in buying equal quantity Of odd and
number ket will be certain Of drawing nearly half the
cSs Of the same with chances Of obtaining other prizes
All thO.e OK Is ending with 0, q g. S, are even-aH
those ending with l. g. !, g. odd.
~ Remember that every Prize trawl, aud pay able in
full without ded 4ction.
~ All Prizes o$ 900 and under, paid Immediately after
the drawing prizes the ua time of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential The drawn
numbers will b. forwarded purl medately after
the 4 awing
Whole Tickets $10;-HalVes ST.
Quarters $50.
Prize Tickets cash Ell Tickets at either
office. Orders Tor Tickets be addressed to
s. SWAN co Atlanta, Ga.
jy15 RS, SWAN Montgomery, Ala.
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snmR PumpKHNS.



Corn Meal.
4 good as snybOJys, D. G. KUsisEsF.
Hurra for BuckmOre 4 F1iliDghaIn
PEAElNG cfHanl, hsysa i0s az very eaeer Does 'or
y sale low at D. G. RUMSEYF.
''o'sr the Lake whsrs drocpsd the WILLOW"
LARGE lot Of Market Baskets Of 81 Sizes made rom
n this same Willow, $50 said, Dor sale BY -
Fresh sp:ing Hcnsy Strained or in the Comb.
TAKEN this Spring from TIE apiary Of DR.. T. B. harhn,
also specimen Of the Hives useI will BE- eShiotsa
ree sll hours which price v be AIDED
s.oud be the nariTousH vish % portion Of TIE aa-
dien,e, Tor particulars call and sss it az
d. @. RUMsEYT.
have something sweet 70 sell you,
The Bottle you may keep!
A sEQCEL TO "YE FLY" beng direct descsRdaof OF
II the Nectar the heather gods used when they SOC on
spree and kicked the NJ the skies IN - Or near
that tine. POr sale "ioE down." considering the q1ahy
g. RUASEl-
Nora BRzE-"Corn. Metre. No connection with Lad
Agencies.
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HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY.
More Prizes than Blanks!
7,767 PRIZES! 100000 DOLLA..S!
ONLY $4,000 NCMBERS!
Jasper County Academy Lottery.

BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA
CLAS> p.
To be Drawn August 18th, 1855.
Concert Hall, Macon, ia, under the super.
II intendence Of Col. Geo. VI. Logan and J as.
A. Nisbct. Esq.
Patrons will please examine this Scheme caTefuy-com-
with any Other and IL s the best offered
and the chances to obtain Capitals far better don't purchase
Tickets.
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NTE daily expecting large lot Of the Celebrated Par
w Cake, and Rough snd Ready hewng tobacco Also
10000 Mic tiana Londres Cigars and 10000 Other
branis OF the finest qualities and favor.
jy19 LYONS CO., 10 Cedar street.
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Public spealktns.

E. I. GARDEEHIRE and W. p. HIcKERsOE
Candidates for sleotOr for the fth Congressional district
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RITZ ERS.
TO AR 4tlVE.

On ono Genuine, just rec lived and imported ex
~O.OOO pressly Tor this m uk-t nv
Jyl9 LYONS = c., 10 Cedar street
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.ss': :s':sss SssssaS q a. ely SosiPs sssa
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sIfIPPING.

ArTOrCr-TArscOTTs LINZ or LIVERPOOL, PACK.
IN ,sPackct ith Of Oc,ober1he fss selling packes ah
~ MANN ADAMS Captain Chase will positively sail a.
above For passage IN cabin second cabin seerage
apply on board pier 81 Fast river OF V TAPsC0TT CO.,
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Yst0Nhsh@I 6UWhf&t fHEaiAh
sup.sas 10. oac
ra,c1s o. Ass,saion.
s.es - = Is ests fi aAis.s.. = e,Ss.
'''Sf 4 tune PG fFn SStH oc K 's'' s =
the DT6 w. RHS SKI In s sa,s
vpcs ssy.e ~ o o. sax yap :,
Old TIC COOK heqsekeepee, gardener and maia j al
Harry va co. 81 Ii o. sss
ION Gordon, the legitimate son. rooe and scapa
ored runaway outlaw dwelling in the sxsap 'l'' 90
Nj y,eesrle Augustus or.sea pr4n. oa ssss U'''-'
Nina S%doo the nsres 81 canr Mis- Nadine lad roa,
qNAsD nivEsTIssExasr
MEe.AMoRA
rsppy Nr WIFI ,ng
i1poE"e Miss Kate ae'sa,l
pusTos's New rnEArsE. BROADWAY. OPPOSITE
The most beautiful theatre 10 ne world
The Manager has much pleasure IL OF ny Tho BIZ OF the
TWO NEW FiscEs GSD GLoa ,oUs FARCE.
supported b. host OF first class taeat equal my
49, - Tals Ev,srse. TrvnsnAy, ocr
f' '"'' hsfH ra IN s o5FFN iSi ,i1sShwp;
y ,.,o o w ~ rhh r,... VIZ H. Tasnss VA o,,.
Los sepo Dc lsrHpeins M. lark ia.t.
Tie capital Orchestra oreeted ny Mr. u n viii por-
e e, N several brilliant oyernrss and as soes ocrans the
me Ac2nd night Of The original domestic dram, IN tw,
acts, called
HE POOH sClfAnAh-
walter The Poor scho'.r ...........Mr a. ba'enpors
iiot penn hr
Lore McwbiAy. mir d. 10 Yard Mrs. W,lmore Mrs Il neri
~ .....- ........... drs Il. ID mort
Psfte Hope Afterwards hss foi.. MISS Polly y irshaa
80 Lucy ,s,re ,oe distinguished danseuse, viii dsncsa
~ u, y MA WI WE ~, t ,h a. si NV ,c
io'sS' "1H - atsttih ' e TT y, ~ ia'oc On
~ with Al, E,rton 49,. p',, Ns.si .oas,.s p.,Lar
,gli ANGER $3.50 -
ANS srre Il nightly recelvea IN ina hear,iest abaa .us
e'5 'NS''N 49, ~ hea''i''' o"'As' 49,
"fF.o''sS-
w Mplpg erUrEE q.s.-y aa..o
! ,'N''-' - s>N' =. ''Sf ~.
sars.o< V'0 S"''''b - = 60,
- ~. ~ ra,s
- - - 49,, 49, 'NSA - sun "a''cn eT~o h5s
NEW Yoi;K KS III Is
Nose Cbanfrau
PEOPLES LAWYER
Scion single. ............... ...... Mr. Ghlnfrau
HIS Last IE9S.
CCaaa Mr. Eddy
,tvno,, MARSH
w 49, : -" IA yRNry . c,..,znt NO
aRas pY AZ 4 ~ a.r,Ts ~. 49,. r,m.x
v,,tt n,oo,re ~, he,,,,.u, cr..a,to
~ i'oo o IN m N NC.nt 70
-, y 49,, ,,,,c a. 80. 80 y. as. p,..., r,.
Iondcn
TO conclude with
+ AMI HEART NESFh WON FAIR LADY
irocpa Characters by Master g. W. little Mary and Louise
Doors oeen II SIS; commence at IN O'Clock
fckes ~ eeux
4 Lro. Nthisrs WooIfA
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r,oa CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA-sEN1 WEEKLY
rnwcd STATES Mail I.ine.--Ths ana 1nihcenf
steamship NASHVILLE rhos y. Evan. coInmsnier, wil
ssve pjcr No. 4 North rivw Saturday, October T. At
orocf p n precisely. For freight apply board where
All bills Of adng will he signed and for Massage thayng
,,exb arromyuoiatons) the Office OF SPOFFORD TILES
FOF CO. n broadway. The splendid s'esmshp MARI
rE W. Foster COMMANDER viii succeed and leave Wed
nesisv oc,ober The avorse steamer Carolina makes re-
ausr trips N various landings the 81 Johns river Flo
Ttda connecting with the steamers from New York, leaving
Crerles,on every Tuesday at2s'civckP FIN
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" mail nne-lba stseser ALABAMA, Capt Cen Z.
ceheBox viii Saturday, GA ffm plar No North
rgvrr a. a Ris N e'lrr signed board rtr
fre ht passage sprly 70 g. 4. MfICHIIb, No 1slel
usy Through ucRee from vsw York 70 Jackslviue al;
piska SSa sseamep or FLORIDA connect - Saya,oal
IL ateane from New Nock rueeiays nd S1rays
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VxroMB prsEAsEs SUCCESSFULLY CURED nv -.
w fENT0N, 1t $50 Fourth street, six dosN wNt q nva1-
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pOATD IN BROOKLYN "A GENTLEMAN AND
40 wife, sin gle gentlemen, have either
pshed or uufurnshed with tu partial board within i've
minutes walk Of Fulton ferry. Apply 81 Nassau
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poARD IN BRooKIyN.-A FINE FRONT PARI.oR,
ID WITH bedroom communicating seconf f.or; also
large third floor furnished uufurnshed;
yey dslr3hy situated in Henry street., South terry
private family. References required Address box 8032
Post office, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-02

DOAgD IN A PRIVATE FAalLY.-TWo OR rrIRF:
10 siogle gentlemen be aceommod sted with with
bout partial boarc at No. 70 Cotags place between
Houston Blocker None but single genilenea
need apply
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-02

brushes or EVERY pEsGEIPTIoN.-AT THE BRUSu
Up factory no. 81, Pearl street. Frankln square
Giles oE ~ the lowest factory prices Paint hrusc iupe
rtpr qualify constantly HAND. JOHN ~. It0P2sL-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-02

1oARp IN wIiLIAMsBUgG.-A PRIVATE FAMILY
~ having than they require, would take
two gentlemen TO board The house pleasantly situated
within minutes walk Of all the ferries Address H., he-
raid Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-02

poAKD IN STATE sTREET.--TaERB ARE A FEW
- paTlGrs and bedrooms let families sigie gentle
il Nrst class house. no i5 It'll fc partial board.
Refer required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-02

r,op NORFOLK AND RICiiN0ND.-THE UNITED
states man steamship JAMESTOWN, Cep.afr Parrish,
viii leave for above pscee Saturday The th inst, att
O'Clock r from pier ~ North river she VIII arrive a.
rorsot sunday afcrnoon ana ~ h'chn,ona on Monday
lsy BIZ The great ne n Charleston, Augusta savannah,
~ travellers end this the cheapest, pessaues' and
rot, sxrsdtous route Passage ard fare including state
room 70 Nsrot 81 fetersourg or Rhsond $40 Storage