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WE have in store 1900 kegs sHOENBERGER's JUNE
w Alta NAILS. We will continue to receive them du-
ring the season. and furnish them to the city trade, At
PITTSBURGH PRICES, freight added
decl w II. GORDON CO.
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River ana Ntra1,bont Ncyys.

RIVER AND NEATHtR-ihe uvor nose yestCr
day about inches. The Cuba reports four fee;
water on tue shoals. On Saturday night SHOW lyll
to the depth oi,hree or four inches, ard from the
GOODNESS of the atmosphere last night bids iair TO
remain on the ground some time.
The steamer Scofla,,d, Capt Dismukes' new boat,
is in the river and will be up in day or two.
FoR MEMPHIS The JoLH SimDs9n, one Of Capt.
Davis steamers carrying tue q. $. Mli, &. of Tor
the Bluff CITY to day az I'm. She il one OF the
fastest IL the line, aud Is coUumn ed 81 lhr veteran
YEArNAN, the fright bower" st ,he Cumberland.
The Office is eIaced by the eG4'-cut SuirHERD,
who viii take pleasure in booking aUy one for the
"mouth Of Wolfe" or intermediate landings. Shep
Is posted in river matters, and passengers viii find
him an aiiable and pleasant scribe.
The Ella lcit yesterday Tor Paiucah with about
1890 sacks of corn. On her return she viii bring
freight from the Alooaia, now lying nj Dycusburs,
repairing her wheels Il thought the A. would
complete her repairs by to night, and VAL probably
come up as Ear as GAINESVILLE, aud If water Permit
TO this city.
The CaJa Is up for Pliucah tlis morning az 10
U CioSh. NAS y o"' 20 'i'N i'''''' e'N ''' "
creek as al, can stiest who have Travelled on her.
Capt. MATHEW, as they have u, Beaa nENY IS
ia command OF This popular travelling " AUoTa
Borealisn Of tie Cumberland
FRoM ST. LoUIs.-We ore Indebted TO our 81
tentive frierd Capt J. \. CoRnrrr. OF the steamer
Sale IFssi, for the following extract of private
letter, fcm gentleman a, s.. Louis under date Of
the 18Th INST
"Thcre is a ine turnpike road across ihe Ni-sis
sippi river, starting az the foot o. Nagk-t street.
where Won can see iron mor.ioe ni uigbt con
slant stream Of wagons u.l loot passengers gong
Ia safety ov.r fhr l,,hrr ct waters. Al the prs
cot writing there Is no prospeel OF aa early break
mp"
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FTsFFREED.

On Saturday, morning the 9lh inst By Rev 7. B. FerEu
son Mr.. JANIS 81 CooPER Of the Cumberland" to Miss
MARY AM ICELAND Of this city.
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Magnificent Chances,
q II a IT G ITO N

WILL be sold Thursday, the oath instant public
w auction all the perishable property belonging Maj
R. A. Barnes, ION the premses) lower Whites Greek,
about Eve miles from the City Of Nashville, Hydes Ferry
Turnpike.
Sad property consists OF Mules Horses Cows, Hogs Corn
Oats Hay Fodder Wagons Carts, Poggh Zone elegant
Mil variety Of other articles belonging to hrstrst
farmer all IN ORDER.
Also-At same time No. l Yoke of Oxen.
Will be sold some fine blooded brood Mares.
Agan-The plantation viii b. rented to the highest bidder
for the prest INT year, 1876.
80 Terms Of sale made known 90 daY Of sale.
d. TRIGG, Gen' Ag't and Auctioneer,
ian1O- 63 Cherry rect.
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FOR RENT.

A COED rELLING HOUSE IN EDGEFIELD O.
y Also-Two Rooms Hamln and Morgan's, 4,,s
No "a Cherry ST., Nashville. raA
Apply TO X. 4. BALLOWE Gen1 Agent,
ianl No. Il Deaderick street
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ED. BURKE PICKETT.
REAL. ESTATE, COW EfkCEaI
NANCgAL, AND
GENERAE EMIT

:
FIN GA l., ND
- ~ = q = a. a - ~ - -
Cor.er q Broal aud Front SITS. over Andslsoa's,
NsrrEvrg7T fr1r-rr
VII take charge Il any business Entrusted to him.
" quiruE the services of an hEea' coUmi sion m
be aalsss sac..n given.
IN pfo name OF Chiiac5'. f'rci'se ~ e, aud Kent
ing 4 ed Estate d fe city and eis,w ere tie Prcha,e
Debss ana Noes n y-v t,erptiS; if,raaaige, Grocs
res al. Lurs Z Mach merry an tyr fIt raj seeds and
nperers tie set l. uleDt # srrrun md Claims and cnl
etious general y attended 10 aitl. and D mot urns
sg- Information sought and given fr every department
4 business .ionr f,r success ouy o., strict attention
T. ms e. gsrcm MT oolucrath 80 10 %, qlrutty o br-
10, ;, goa, a. 1."1' S"'ya' ''sPec"aly 30
NV ~ 20 f10'I TEsLICrs.
r., ~ m , -, d, =, AZ r, Is m ~,
~ .,,l4. ~ y, 60 G 49,. ' rr lte
90 N ' .enn ~. o. n.D-n W 10, N. D.D"H I@n
, nis. tnl son A'n y 20 Ken. EIe 80 a. j.
20 %eg '~.e.ng' r,,, "a nj, ''b,r... "a ioh'
s, ms Am, " go - '- ,,I Gu
-icbyrle; Msj. n g. Elis, W }. spence ''ui ee- or5
, Guild, col j y. Head b. Hsnln, fs4 g. Hase- Esq,
varra fx,n Spriurs; Ur. A. H. KIM J. B. No res, ESQ,
I and citizen, generally, Carthage.
w ANEEu,- S1.OOO-0n twelve months loan, in
Real tate worth s .o,ool at
PlCKETT's GENERAL AGENCY .
w - ~ - contract with On isnt te1msiers Tor
f -' N s % -00 u pr,Irrg e H't ~ 'iie
cry at ftCHEl Is AuENCh.
ATANEED,-ro hire, a Nar.e, Tor tn present wear,
w at fIChEirs AGENCY.
...----
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MONDAY, JANUARY 81, 1856.
To the American Party OF
Tennessee.
NASHVILLE. Jan. 81, 1856

~NSAs'iAh tlisfs3 Jan = ADcD.
The time has arrived when the American
Party OF Tennessee, should meet in Coun-
Gil, and make arrangements for the APP
preaching Presidential Contest. The stan
dard bearers Of the party are to be chosen;
good men and true, who will meet the Of
fee Holder and the Foreigner, in the can
vass and with the enthusiasm Of patriotic
duty, bearing aloft the stars and stripes,
inscribed on every fold, with civil liberty
and political truth, lead the Americans Of
Tennessee TO victory.
The American Party is intrusted with a
high Neutrality-suspicious. Of vast import, for
the present, and all the future Of this couu-
try, are to be settled by its action. The
success Of the party by its enlightened pat
rotism, and honorable devotion TO the
Constitution and the Union, will quiet Sec
tional Agitation and restrain the baneful
spread Of Foreign influence in our political
counselS
The American Party, with the constitu-
ton and laws for its basis; embracing the
true men Of the two old parties, and radiat-
ing AL sections of the country, is the only
Conservative National Party in the United
States, and upon its success depends the
maintenance of the Onion, the cause Of
the country, and the cause Of humanity.
In view Of these facts, the undersigned
American members OF the Legislature,
now in session, invite the members Of the
American Party in Tennessee, and all 9th
ers, who are in heart Americans, to meet
in
Public Mass Convention,
in the Hall Of the House Of Representa-
tives, in the Cry OF NASHVILLE, on the
TWELFTH DAY OF FEBRUARY NEXT,
to appoint Electors for the State at large,
and for the transaction Of such other bust
ness as may pertain to the party, and
the common good Of the country may re-
quire.
Americans come to this Convention IN
masses, breathing the highly conservative,
patriotic aud National Spirit of the Ameri-
can Party, and renew the pledge Of your
love, on the affairs Of your country to the
great American cause and yoa will find
hearty response in the great American
heart
NEIL s. BROWN WIN WALLACE
A T. HALL. @. NJ. BARTLETT,
b. F. MCFARLAND, l.. ~ TEMPLE,
A. NJ LOONEI, t. 4. FORT,
r. G. ELLIS, SMITH PARKS,
ED. G. COOK, NJ. d. DAVE,
VIM b. DORTCH, y. b. aLGEE.
p r. RUNNELS. ROBERT HATTON,
J. NJ. TOMPKINS GEO. L. HOLMES,
A J. Upton, W. W. POGUE.
J. T. CARMICH AEL. NM A. CAMPBELL,
THOS. SNODGRASS, W. W. WARD
X. II. ARMSTRONG, |SANL. Y. TAYLOR,
WIN. LITTLE. HENRY !. WEI.CKER,
HERMAN cox, JAMES VI. MEEK,
J. W p WILSON. WIN g. STOKES,
SAML. r. RODGERS, A W. JOHNSON,
A J. FLETCHER, H.. S. PALNORE,
ED. S. CHEATHAM. r. p. CALDWELL,
SAM TURNEY. WIN. VI. COOKE,
II G. SMITH, J. G.. GLEANES,
B. G. BRAZELTON, ISAAC N. STEELE,
WIN. IL DEWITT, NOSES WHITE,
D. b. THO MAS, lHEkNEf BROWN.
sSy- The American Papers IA tAls State viii
please COPY the above.
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posTpoNnMENr

q \ A 4 & r y " $ A l. E
nhIN0 % abe ines nsy Or Ne seafsf ss sale sdsef
~ uss4 ~ Ite ihs 10 zslan "a tte FssisBce
81 Mai r. A. haFcs ave airs fo1 hs tF, ne Hsdr'E
Ferry tufEpEei q 30 Ioisea elii me say "a instant.
jaAi3-ta Tki1G, Asst ncrs.
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DEALER IN LIND H-ARR4VT
Ia. SO Is cuERR sInEET.
exaF Hsuzzon Brvwn's law Ones, Nashville
uHNsoNs Fsrd a. fasa Wasf,nis r. es - AL. ear 4
nrsa tkfrs, tftnams ihe faaef Hl.taat d4ls7 -
hlshss. n4rkef plike IL esd oclf-aesn
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IRON RAILING AND
N q n &c II .

TIVE business heretofore conducted BY the subscribers
4 der the hsm o. SNOW, MACKENZiE 4 co., viii be
hereafter carried BY them under the rm and style Of
MACKEEZIE WILSON.
An persons indebted the late hrn requested pay
up without delay further indulgence cannot possibly Be
uven. ALEX. MACKENZIE
j. W. WILSON
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C o A L.

ORDERS the Co.'S Coal may Re left NJ HICKS
~ CHINA HAIL. NEth side Of the Square. Al orders
e there vii oe filed the following day. Large Lump,
70 cents Screened Lump is cents Fine Is cents; Run Of
he Mine Is cents per bushel
The Coal all weighed ami customers OF getting
what they paw the Co.'S Yard, jening the n
& g. Raih cad Depot. dec29-1wdAStlfeb
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LAND SALES, sc.
VALUABLE
IRON PROPERIYF0R SALE.

E unders Ened proposes 20 sell on TERMS
his Laure Furnace and Lands consisting Of sce I've
six thousand acres situated in Dickson county about
miles SoEtheas. Of Charlotte immediately the line o. the
n W. Railroad Said Furnace in successful OPP
eraton and entirely new having probably The best Engine
ana Blast IN the state IL Is well supplied with Ore and Tim
ber Also about 400o Of well Timbsred Lana vita
an excellent Ore Bank, situated in Hickman county, Tenn,
few miles nom Ktna Furnace And also, the Buffalo Iron
WORKS. situated In Lawrence county, Tenn this property
has about 900 acres Of Land which arge bodies Of
Iron Ore,-excelent water power MAR Baa O. and $50
on Chiefs creek-on which good Fun STACK just
completed There excellent srn- the place.
which is Sithin miles Of The Tenn Ala kaiirvad
Ny ohiecs in selling is 10 eoncentra BY Business
have lately purchased Carroll Furnsncs and having
Iron Property than can attend 20, wi,h n sell and viii
make i to the interest Of any desiring 70 such
property, to buy Of me-. ANY Wishing purchase her
u the places ea At LaG 81 furnsce at Tar
roll Furnace, Laurel Furnace the ckmsn Lands
and on s. q. ". Nap Ter the Buffalo property to those
lands Either Of whom wiz take pleasure IN showing them
the property. ". c. NAPIER.
1er9i-s1twawfm Trim cory. fndt fl To this affca
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Commissioners Sale.

J. D. Tyler guardian and Yia @ y. Tssr q al dsa
rs Yursuence Decree = he Tod ciFru ce1r % he
sleeve sui as nersmbeF Tern, 1857 ~ sAti Cerrt
sia ronusai1neE rncer "a decrse Eeii ha ha4h
d4sr. ths latr ress4enes - " D. t3eT, deessnsa
Monday, tie zlHs day q Jsnuazy, 1885.
he trAct q leAd shsh sail aecedsns drdeonlanins
ssiw-en $50 ard 400 Acres.
kls4 Ind ies tts reaa n1l E ian. NJ - carksvie,
frnn n ra ani ies part y ~ zoanfF, and : *
b. lleered tracts 81 lad - soaszn psr. q tAs
aoeais Ahaat 80 ciesred ena Ans atate 81
saltitkiq1 rhtrr geed DNslrs lles1a g As fatss
40, BzFn, Hi4sies, AZ.
IERNS o. SALE.
ns Airt caah hs hal4nee ae ms gnars, via h.
tzgesl from dsie Bad. sA Approved searsiFs va -
aairsd q TIE rzfo ser, sd en Fetslne ihs lan4 ~
tAe Parrhsse msnsy i rsa Q. FkA&8. cenuis'er.
NB-Any cre aezfrlnF le sad f8lA III fleas- caH
g ~ fysr, tte Frsez, 81 D. =. "a ~ a iiaass
siass -. q. serEy, u Ektaz. H aerso--ts
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Nashville Race Course.
#j E !!i
GREAT SALE OF PROPERTY.

GREAT SALE DE EhOEEhI 7.
ON Thursday, the 14th February next, on the premi
" ses VII sell the tract OF land known as the NASH
WILLIE RACE COURSE, situated about mile below Nash
VILE the Cumberland river. This tract Of land contains
2z5 acres and viii be divided up into lots OF 10
acres each except lots and g. Lot No. inc Edes Race
Course all the Buildings and will contain about so
Lot the lot opposite and viii contain about ~
Those purchased together void afford for the
Course ample space for Stock Lots, Stable Room, &C.
Plas ground, containing toe subdivisions will
ready in a few days
whole Of this groun1 l. admirably adapted for MARKET
GARDENS, small Farms &c.
THE OLD NASHVILLE RACE COURSE is com
prsed the limits Of Lot No. and be made one Of
The profitable Tracks in the Union.
THE LOWER ISLAND,
Divided INFO portions wiz be offered for sale
the time.
This island wen known for its valuable Sand Grav &C.
and equal to California Gold Mine. fine can
of by any would give ii proper
tcn
TERMS OF SALE.-Ten per cent Of the purchase money
required be paid in cash, the balance credit Of
cne two and four years. for notes payable in bank
bearing from date. Good persona security will
reI1if ed the first notes, and lien retsned for the
payment Of al LINDsLEH CROCKETT,
+. r. GIAscocK, Auctioneer. SO College st.
BThe whole properly would be sod privately. Those
wshI to purchase the whole viii please apply to Thomas
Pointer ESQ., Waynesboro' Tenn, by letter directed
70 ljan11-ti
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Ro Sc CLARK,
DISSoEU,CyoN.

THE partnership between the undersigned, in the name
and style Of J. W. SeabGry Co., dissolved by mu
tual the Stat u Either Of rs viii attend 10 the
settling up OF the business Of the late firm.
J. VI. sEABURY,
Il. s. PEACH.
Jan2-a TT sEABURF.
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Agricultural Implements

AT mANURAcEURERs' PRICES.
u. - w - Il Is II x
~ As and ~ ssep en- hand. ~ stairs -
II d II. r. fsafuaas aAFeAeass. f~<S1r-ss-zlEzuzP
Makes ssrrst. sch assarfed st1ck u t|sEa&
ARrieaAfnraf and Horticultural &slz1l
imVlenants an4 1oos, lsaeh - Sora 1eessEc celtra
u = nssross BaI ehs Com Drills sd rianlsfs. elunp
Paisrs aad Lever Jerksl sd HoasefaTnishinT eois
- e. ~ vi arh a Aa1aiac arrra' prccss ats4
Iif Aa8 aso iar sa,e akAkE eEt18 a1d - o0PpEn
kEexLse ani EtlksI fR0N SIQfta
fsrsens Ia - To Hprss feEaTG Iers4aera How<
ers Rea eFs Com Shers &C. Ill sen4 n iheir crte1s
BE- enf atsRd lmPaFs aaE taal art pfesfoasI
aaEsd- 4ec4-ff
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New Goods! New Goods!

New GOOdS! New GoOGS!
a. 4. * A. 49,. BEECH
r. receiving large %, q ne goods especially for the
y Niatcr rsd-.
We have a sooa assortHe1i % an 'nds Of
nuLN> t.OUoS
Ia STA Cashmere and Del anes eatrely new. Also large
assortment ~
TIiEWHGHNGS
In Moire atgue and Mars. We aav- large iot q new
KID GLOVES
OF The ss qualify. Also lare lol q LADIES' AEB MIS-
Sac epLLAks
Carpets and Curtain Goods.
We hsys l.isr lat ESD Csrprs Esss Mats gtich
as d al Nhv axe in wait 1 uach 500 O. give
d cal tt O. 81 tlytlf.
ln ai-u g. ts above have large Do q az tnds q
coed, stsi ia rsrvl. fNlazr.en 20 stock
a. No ~ toiess a. ld.t2e-tl A. q. A A 3. hEAoh
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AIO0 REWARDgI

10 4NA7xAT f0la the 1EhlfIhef E1tias II asa De-
~ n,eeE Asssa AAp nA1sd HA1kks n Ekoeals hina.
~ HENRY.
said neEre rahE pare a4s shsal i've fsf aias e. IN
i1xes hn aeigs aeas - poI nfs via ens II IL 80
tsete est easf 11 Seete a. m n4narr anl nQrs eaaIos
dee saen ~ lsn- lie eAreatsF - frsis s1a -
klrs1 . caenan Slsip, farfrassfs e EnahriRa Bis
c.lhnk - - eeod t1t cannas - seasd ha Is gate
int1i staf. a H : Fr1haha ~ ~ IL 40 aet - n
Aie 81 EFe ~ A. FereEard L 4siqs1sf g - ia Nsh
ss % ~ Ia eauarsfises . a. az pulaf - hAl cAn
SCI Nm.
SO assre lslnts = b. v. kren 81 ksa osi.aas, hut
"a - Is ~ safs ~ ia ih.s a..
Asahlae, 5aai1-d GAO. @ ALAN
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Trust Sale of Dry Goods.

MISSES PLUNMER & co having executed dess q
WI the nnd Tsgned conveying their entire stock
q Goods, the will he sold Oat the most reasonable
terms for cash. the old stand No - Public square, for
short time
indebted to said 6rm requested 10 cone for
ward make payment immediately their accounts will
be placed in the hands OF officer, the accounts note
&C, ave also assigned.
The books Of said firm open Cor ths
spection Of creditors. JOHN g. FERGUSON.
eec22-N astee
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CARPETS and Curtain Goods.
Auction, Commission
General Agency,

~ ~ = = = - = = II = y
B a \ = .. ca o. BS
IA IL a saief Trustees Asignets and ethes uto
W ma nh ~ ssh w os aud Arfchai disc, II every de-
scripu - Autlun hiflafr o. Cash ~ M,
hr paper received NJ aoeds sid Al pab-
De aucfleu eth ~
ircre-s sf a- said ri tin trgc day Ger sales.
Con lat lnciis private o. sui3eci insructous
Airan ssaenta snaas or liberal A1Fsases q
anF
4. s.-No 0oola balglt or saii or uiy aWn account
hANI b. sifiEtDs
!ania General AEent a. P4hic sqaAse.
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vs1-s<s DYSPEPSIA AND kDIsEsroS-Fhese great
slesS scourges Of our people cannot be too well IN
dersood or the Of sverting curing them too
highly appreciated The person who discovers any means
of cure or alienation confe benefit upon his fellows and
deserving Of honor This desirable contamination has
achieved and only may dyspepsia be cured but it
may prevented by the Of Hoohands German Btters
prepared by Dr. c. NJ. Jackson, Philadelphia, which med
cine spoken Of in Of the highest commendaton BY
thousands tested its efficacy 1t perfectly IN
nocuous in nature possesses the valuable property
Of improving the health Of the robust as well as restoring
The health of the sick See advertisement
PAoF. WoOD's HAR REsToRATvE-The testimony OF ali
who have thoroughly tested the virtues Of this celebrated
article will the gray and the bald eradicate
sease of the Scalp preserve the hair falling and preserve
the color perfectly extreme old age. 1t is put up
both with and without sediments. See advertisement.
e~z755@ To Nervous Sufferers-A RETIRED CLERGYMAN
- restored to health in few days, after many days
OF great suffering is anxious to make known the
of Will send Gree the prescription used Di
the Rev. JOHN NJ DAGSA No. 80 Fulton ST., Brooklyn
Yew York.
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LAS DO " lurDpiIe' perpctall ohariel'

CRININAL -CouIu ClEnK.-A biil las passed
both branches OF the Legislature rarating
the duties Of the Circuit and Criminal Court
Of Davidson county, requiring them 10 be tiled
by different persons, aud making the laiier,
like the former, elective by the people The
election 'cones OF on the first day Of March
next, IN conjunction with that Of other Coun-
ty officers.
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JAMES B. GRAIGREAD,
-.a DEALER il ~,ezswzr
To HARDWARE @zksa
AND
. u II FL Is II n X,
No. go PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TESS.

TO suahe 70 se geois a. las rrceI BEN this daie
Al acco1rts or fgssFes puEehN sai cfsi, shall Be
onaiersc ass Etea the aftess &c segea and meats
~ BE- sxpectea vhsa he aecoanEs ags presented
laniI ltakalT
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Straved or Stolen

IROM TIE stable Of Isaac Paul. the night Of January
IT nth, BAY HORSE about furteeu hands high, both
ind feet white shove the hook N the face has very
bushy tail No other marks ecoecied Any person
ing the horse giving any Information Isaac Paul.
viii be literally rewarded. CATHERINE STOUT,
jan14 Near Franklin Depot
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The General Commission Business heretofore cnucied By
Perkins Campbell Co, win be conn, ed without inerrUp-
ton by W. NJ. Perkins, under the style Of
decis-deoAwu PERKINS 4 Co
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ROBES DE CHAMBERS.
COO YEARS PATENT GUM GOODS.

y lElNED this ~ another small lot Il Gum Goats
II Goa. "a LeFzns best stye. Asu, few 4 cheaper
add nor. mnan goods. janISl }. h. McGILL.
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IgDEaNIrY. See the lst January statement
of that old millionaire, tie -Elna Insurance
Company, 10 another column.
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NASHVILLE BILL AND BRASS rOuxuRY,

b COOK >,rracs'rsl HKLL And BRASS FoUNpEB,
~ sucessdr % weller c1os, . prepared InAliufse
tars q order Sells ghUrehs eeafab5ats and PaEtz-
tiors 80 steam Whistis. 0istrs. Cyl er, Guage,
fountain ard sfnp caks iiess ahf Hdlt so.nls
Meant e Anu. F1cticn Hftsi
Al soTs mass b arr sna dssaaEh q tAe
hest sastegis, a. Leo pscss. ana sarlAnssd aAit-iy
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are RIFT ing Warehouse. 30. 20 Public Sqaare
81 ID "a tae no era improvements, and vii be pre-
pared by DE 20tI February exhibit entire New stucA
OF Fp1ag Goods direct RON he 4cuers ard Custom
ilou e, 100 New York, Boston ans ia3-lph comprising
much ltrser nd naar class 81 a. has heretofore
zee Ec- ~ Our stock VIII rte IN every DEPART
msut - Fancy and STAPLE Dry Goods.
J. DUNCAN kCO
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EOJA 0Aa4A A1AAAo.
WRIST fRAIN-cleveiand, Pitsbarg, stcuhenviile and
Wheeling Lightning Express leaves Cncinnati A. 81,
al the Eastern etes Also spa gned and Delaware;
Cclevfe. Lancaster aad GAINESVILLE; Manchester and Chi
fcofhe.
Through colanbus, cresins and Cleveland without
charge % cars.
SECOND TRAIN-Express Mai. leaves Cincinnati At 10
O'Clock A. ~ for al the Eastern cities.
THIRD TkAIS-Ace0muosaticn, leaves Cincinnati AZ
ESQ O'clock r NJ ior Springfield crcisTs and Lancaster:
Bllnehester snd Chilhcotbe ui.isbor0uxh.
FOURTH TRAlg-cieveland and Pti5bnrr Night fxprsss
leaves CnelnaHa Al oeoek P. for CisTslaad na6krk
mere. Philadelphia and New York.
one Train sunday % ociock p NJ for Columbus.
rraias run b. Columbss rme7 Minutes hstsr cin
rinnasL
THROUGH TICKETS,
And an information BE- obtained new oces Me-
harnet House badlaF. ". L. OiBklEN, Trtet Agent;
No III, rent once. Gbson House BuidiuE, ALEXANDER
HAMILTON, Ticket Agent. az ne Cd oce Southeast
corner q Broadasy and Front street. opposite spencer
doase, ~ tie Eastern fe Mani Depot, East fruns
stfezk
0gcs hours Jrens ~ A. N. unfif ~ p. NJ
=. ". erRADE4. Gsn1Agt
Tuz OMNIBUR LIKE
Gaia fsr PAsssnFers al ~ pFepal heiei 81 each and
sFery tr4in ~ skying decoas at s1eF % he above
oaess Vii ear fsF passengers IN al pats ~ ~ city, uitk
sas faa- tianf5-iyl n. D Ru06bt<, Ceri1irtor.
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NEW FIR NJ.
~ i. SEABUgY & rs. =. PEACH,
have formed a partnership under the name d
and style o. T. J. Seabpry Co. and taken she stock A
and sand o. J. NJ seabury Co., In COoPcr's Block, A
Cherry street. their friends aud the public
thst they prepared % execute every description o. work
in the PLUMBING BUSINESS In he neatest AID most sub
s.ntal manner They viii also furnish and % up Gas Fix
lures 10 hsndsomest SYKES They ctfay solicit
share q public patronage. ljan2I
COTTON YARNS.
nRICES.-No. 400. ..............11 CT.
4 auu.....-....-...-IV = | Frsr cant cH
b0l........-..--.- y
- 100. ..-......-..... B."
TERMs.-Unler q bsgs. Cash.
20 10 30 " CO days.
ever 80 4 months.
Jahl WI. GORDON co.
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IN retiring from The Commission business refarn
thanks to friends and patrons and cheeruy nd
AMI late partner W NJ Perkins, altogether
worthy Of their confidence and patronage.
v. q. CAMPBELL
sAM'L p WALKER