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FOR SALE OR RENT

- Farm containing 52H acres, situated on 81
- the Charlotte Turnpike. miles from Nashville.
Sss Said farm has a good Wen on It, AMI abundance %
young Fruit Trees and contains Of the best garden
of acrrs be found anywhere in the County-a
comfortable Frame Dwelling with four and hail and
necessary outhouses stables &C. and best 4 all Is Of
the beaihet pnces any where Nashville. further
Information apply to r. A. BSLL0WE,
oct31 Gem Ar't No II Deaderiek 81.
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WsIaoa. @. W. June 20, lisa.
nn = Q. ArFR This may certify that have esed you
SENEaT frCFoatt ier upwards Of year and Il NY sa-
csre clrf tas ahoai have ten ~ grave ths time
bad nQt, IL hzs cured ne - aaaErrsas aHrsiaa II
M hnss, ard - nei ofsfsieis ny eongeoD Visa tsa
yea 8 = pfloeless feEesiy.
Years very fesrecifflV
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WHO WANTS TO BE MARRIEDl
THE ART OF MAKING.
The extraordinary book Of the Nineteenth Century
The Bliss Of Marriage.
THE WAY TOTHE LTAR.
MATRIMoNY MADE EASY; or, HOW To WIN LOVER.
One volume of 100 pages, S2mO. Price One Dollar.
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So sang the Bard; yet thousands pine
For love-of life the light divine
Who, did they know some gentle charm,
The hearts Of those they love TO warm,
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Delay net, but to ROSDoUE go.
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happy marriage, man or maid
Can secure by RoSDour's aid.
CONTENTS:
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II teaches how to make love-
1t teaches every eye to form beauty OF its own.
1t teaches how TO act when fascinated by lady
II teaches no TO make the wrinkled face smooth.
1t teaches you the kind Of wife select to render home
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gives advice to the lover who has been once truly
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4 gives a remedy for unrequited love.
II gives YOU instructions fog Identifying the person.
Hew TO have handsome face and hands.
How to remove and freckles.
Lecture on Love, Private Advice 10 Married Ladies
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This decidedly the fascinating interesting
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the duties and delights Of Married Le has been
issued from the American press The artificial social sys-
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No one will regret the price paid for such nvalu
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CAnadas received at par. Cold dust Cal
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All that necessary for you r. TO write letter in as
few words possible incosing ONE DOLLAR and write the
name, with the Post office, county and State, direct
PROFESSOR ROED0UT, Publisher and Author.
No. 80 Forty-sixth st New York
DEWITT DAVENPORT, l62 Nassau s.. arc the whole
sale Agents
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY

HAVE concluded 70 connect with my former business the
selling Of Lands, Town Lots, Renting Houses Ihave
hand, for sale, several HegIoes amongst them
man "a years Old that viii guarantee he No. cook
washer and roner good and good general house
servant girl 10 years old, and hoy of the same age.
have pledged my word not sell these negroes go South
and to select good homes for them; should
purchaser not be pleased he them and ct his
money [0c.31l REFS W. PORTER.
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NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS PAOKET,

w Ill run he ensuing season be STA -
w tween the above ports. The W
America has been docked aud thor uEtEEs tlltzfzss
oughy repaired this fan and have hesitation IN say
E That she - IN respect % strength, equal O. any boat 10
he trade Her cnin has been thoroughly oFcraued aud
the travelling community may ry ths beat for much
eoiaiort any boat Ia The rade. Capt Johnons long
Perence ta hs Trade withut any acrdent sufficient 20
prove hs superior XIII His attention passengers With
0ai fault kOr freight pssage apply the captain
board, Or JOHNSON. WEAVER Co,
No. 20 MARKET Sc o. 20
A. L. DAVIS
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SMITHLAND, PADUCAH AND CAIRO PACKET
TNNEEE 8

TTNHE Light Oraught Steamer MON GTTrn -
l. TICEILO, W. Cocoa, Master, ~ -
will run above until January next,
after which she will ply regularly between this port and
WAITS BoRO, and an intermediate landings. Orders len
with her agents for passage freight viii meet with prompt
attention. IL. II. HARRISON, [ 80.
oct22-6m A. HAMILTON, @bNNs'
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FROM NASHVILLE TO NEW ORLEANS
SOUTHERN RnnTF
-,
RATES REnICrn.

RATES REDUCED.
KOM the 1a' instant tbs list Of June the rates A.
FREIGHT irom Charleston and Savannah to Nashville viii
FIRST CLASS.
Books and stionery Boots Shoes and Hats Bottled Ii
CaEphne and Spirits TurpentIne in eask, s,d h,
oarpetiug. ''''
China, Glass and Glass Ware, Cigars in cases. Clock,
cutlery IN boxes and cases, Dry Goods in
Drugs Fruit Trees and shrubbery, Furs Garden s,.5,
Looking Glasses and Locking Glass Plates "a ownsr',
oysters IN cans and jars saddlsy, Tin Ware, Tea. and
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware, ezeePt Cutlery" Heavy Castings and Ma
Foreign Liquors in barrels or pipes coriave Tob.,,o -
boxes, Carriage springs and Axis Leather In ron. mi -
e os IN barrels or casks CTocery and oHeensware IN
= leo b. '-s' N's' -iae' "h'HHs Fas'erof Paris. 4s
SPECIAL RATES. ~"
Boxes Furniture Piano Fortes Carriages "bOzed aad
other light articles enumerated Also CarboyT oi Aid,
vii d = s,eP at actual weight bus charged double s class
All articles enumerated to be charged At rates e a.,
From to list Of Dsce nbsr they win be changed
Ist Class As above, per 100 Tbs.............s1ss
speeisIr,tes +" "a ''-'.''.-..'..-... 90
merchants shipping from the Eastern cities viii hnd this
from New York ard Phlade phia to Charleston ana s
a. ~ RANGES Rom % ~ cents cubic foot according 70
As the Railroad Companies Charleston and savannah
have discontinued the Receiving and Forwarding f Me-
csss' y w De Necessary to eonsgn to Commission Mer-
shippers may rely upon strict adherence to the shov.
jsnii-s " l. A'Dh ~ sIp'
SPECIAL NOTICE.
no shipments eated to the above rates unless each ana
every rakage has TIE name Of the Depot Of delivery and
The Initials N a G. R. R. plainly marked upon H.
L. a
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n sud amer "Wednesday. Dvcsnbsr n trains wl , -
wen '''A'l'. ens thonPsons station, - f0Ilows
GOING SogTH.
iexVes Nashville ~ 40 A. ~ and 3 p n -.
fhompson's a. $50 A. b., and As PM
- al iui.'siN ,i-ieafes fnompsoah Al s45A NJ and6
= n Asfi's' a. Naah5as a. las A. n ana $50 n A.
s2nsy n Morning rraiu ouy siB .. run leaving
Nashsl'e % A. a. and fhonpson'-a Al . A = "e
hQaSh equuect 81 4 ths tram. -s ~"a
laFeagh llrssts ~ MEMPHIS. WAYNESBORO IAoK
80, ftsAt MIA fL0kfNcE. Pulaski M cosfrsf
nA CA oe procured a. he esasrai stage ace urr -
's.@..-1 taeieA A. ANDERSON
efeiN T. kor nad a-,s
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kEGILAH
NASHVILLE AND CINCINNATI PACKET.

= VIA EeS Iisht Dsaastt sleamsF. gT~n
Il BEfKNff-siN, HN- - /
PIX. BaEEhnE, Ma.aer. nlzzLl s. .EllnnA
hheaxs Nashve every ether Tuesday. Al eiiecs, NJ
a. ccsntiaae Ia uads darsas ssassn- A. HAMILTON,
aets-tm Aga
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WATES on ADyERTTSING,

Newspaper propretorS generally, and especially o. this
iy Hnder the usages and regulations heretofore prevA=ing
called upon perform labor without remuneTA
on any other class Of community The grauitoua
solicitation Of charity and religious advertisement and
nncaons tributes Of respect obituaries, &c 6c., which
only be inserted al heavy cost 70 the proprietor i'm
poses upon them burden onoroas that they feel called
apon selfdefence check the abuse by making such
publications charge extent az least upon the par
lies Immediately interested 10 this they but fol-
swing example OF the press ia other cities mpeed BY
sense OF s Intrinsic propriety and imperative duty
themselves The subscribers have therefore, united togeh
mutual agreement upon the 10 lowing specified terms
or the publication well every sort OF regular
business advertising.
For each square IL lines less OF BREWER 10 lines
less of noppAreil for the LIST insertion 90
Seresch aaditianal Insertion per square ...... so
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RFpUcTToN ~ InrRrR rn r.rrrrrrrr

fte - isrport . ltrttou eusiVc LaInber = reiae~a
t2 per ear Toad frora firrrer rates '-'-NSe
FROM oosan q Normandy inclusive, Lauber l. Fedcd Al
deci2-Q =, aeags
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HI Lours { NksHYrLrR REnuLAR PAcKErs.

Ih-ss.s.At EAD le.t,a,s
COMkORT.
ALEONIA, SAkLEE HESE
JanEs MnLEs, Master. j. n. SoaBgrr NasicE.
FIsE above sts4mcFs w regularly IN fhe s. Leafs
ard Nashville trade during TIE sea.on- Their aoeun-
modaons or passengers equal % any steamboats,
The Cumberland river and their Fsspectsv ore1s oil a.
AZ n their PoEer 70 add % The eort q people travelling
with lheu. A. HAAtlTON.
ocfii-6m Asrnt.
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PROFITABLE INVESTMENT.
II. w. SHAFFER,

Il. w. SHAFFER,
No. College St, Near Church, NASHVILLE, TENN,
nEALER in all kinds Of Cabinet Furni-
~ ture, and is receiving additional - sffszeeA
suppys; and having fitted myself out - .sssss2
with fine hearse and gentle horses, am 10
prepared furnish every kind and quality Of collins the
hortest notice, by DAY night.
Clocks, Lamps and Grondas for SALE Mattresses Of all
kinds on hand, or made to order
Furniture Repaired with neatness and dispatch.
New and various styles Of Wardrobesa cheap for cash
or good paper at No. College street. Church.
K. w. SHAFFER,
oct24-1y By d. w. DoRRIs, Agent.
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NtlAtaAHzH Pa, So -, fet4.
DR. = q Aru-AfT Dear szFs-Yoar medsslne 4 ssueA
approved % 81 tose $50 haze usr here. asd 10 ea1-
sien . suca g iakure an1 nai1kaia s rrpaiatna.
insassatl Fecenuend 4 81 fanoaaFy afsellns - 60
U21yef ear EIlncs ~ physisi4ns
Ian ycar sFseni.
cAAs. sfRwArER, ~ D.
PEFPAREr ~ n. J. Q. ArEs. cHEsiIsT, i0REl4. ass
BEEkY 4 pENoyiLLE Whsiesse. sakssas ana Re
ssn - 20 g. HR0aN Hashsla.. snd 40 ~ Il
asalsts b as.lsl.s "a s~ssf tssa b Fennsssss.
Ea-asata
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r A c. S!

DOCTOTS HOOFLAND,S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS,
PREPARED BIT
Dr. O. NJ JACKSON, Philadelphia Pa.
VII efectuGlly cure Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia
.a,I,diee Chronic or Nervous Debility, diseases Of
the Kidneys and oil diseases arising from dis
ordered Livsr or Stomach.
such
Constipation,
Inward Piles, Full
Of Blood to the
Head, Acdity Of the Stom-
ach, Nausea, HEARTBURN, Disgust
for Food, FuIlness weight in the
Stomach, Sour Fluctuations, Sinking,
Fiutterng at the Pit Of the Stomach, Swim
ming Of the Head, Hurried and difficult breath
ing, Fiuttering the Heart, Choking suHocating
Dots o. webs before The sight Fever and Duh Pain
in the Head, Deficiency of Perspiration yell
ds q Ba sIs e Chest An I hs' sud n'
den Pushes Of Hea., Burning
in the Flesh, Constant In
great Depression
TIE Proprietor calling the attention Of the public to
s preparation, does with feeling Of the utmost conn
eenos and adaptation 20 the diseases for which
1900 "a pDtriea article but one that has stood
the s Of Ten years trial before the people,
And It's reputation and sale are unrivaed by any similar
preparation. sHtant The testimony IN ~ iayor gwen oy
viduAs all parts Of the country, immense. The follow
ing your State respectfully submitted, referring
Iny VINO nav Itin doubt 70 my Memorabilia" or Practiea
Receipt Book Farmers and Families, be had gratis Of
all the Agents for the German Bitters.
Principal Once and Mandatory, I20 Arch street, Pha
dslphia, Pa.
Testimony from Tennessee.
Dr. H. B. Scarborough Dover Tenn, Aug % 1885, says:
I have sold al the German Bers you have sent and
the preparation continues 70 do much good It has
done, ID will be the best medicine sold here"
L. snodgrass Sparta Tenn, August 60 S58 says: 81
pleased that your German Btter has given salts
action in every instance where IL has been used."
b. T. Hollins HilSboronEh Tenn, August 90 1853 says
T pleased % state that the German Bers have given
general satisfaction"
Dr. p Patio Bro, Knoxville Tenn. 9th April, 1851
said: "YouT Btters selling fast, and every
9 {
has been benefited"
J. W. Franklin 4 Co., Galstn, Tenn. December 80 1850,
said The frm win Of your Bitters soon,
as one Of the partners thinks il great medicine"
r.. 3. Hardy Bolivar Tenn. September is, 1854, said
here great demand for your Bter here; please send
another let soon"
They are VEGETABLE free from all injurious
eredens always strengthen the system, and pros
trate IT,
Sold in Nashville by BERRY A DEMOvILLE, II. G. sco-
yKI, EwIN BROS. and @. W. HENDEHSHOTr, and by
Dealers 10 Medicine and Storekespers everywhere.
Earl0--doawtrAwiy
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NASHVILLE, sMITHLAED AND PADUCAH
pArKET

FTNHE Splendid Passenger steamer a ~n
i BLANCHE LEWIS, 2. SHAW, EgHCfef7
Master. This steamer is being ad2E-ez-zslHxas9
finished Louisville and viii be here by The At Of Novem-
ber and In the above trade a the Her fine
commOdadons for passengers combined with her light
draugt make her Of The best adapted boats Tor the
Cumberland river trade. A. HAMILTON,
oct22-6m Agent.
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REGULAR LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI NASH
WILLIE PACKET

DURING the ensang season, the a GT-n -
~ commOdous Ign cTaugh steam 80 te5
er, MAGNOLIA, s. ScUDDER, Mas 4sEEa4s
ter viii regularly above, and 20 all Intermediate
landings Being exceedingly light O7 inches draughD With
superior for passenger, and capable Of
making quick trips. soiicits public patronage.
- Orders len with either Of the unds rsigned FOR freight
either way viii meet prompt attention
II. H. HARRISON, I -.
oct2e-6m A. HAMILTON Agents
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Eye and Ear.
GGhaAEE

Eye and Ear.
M. G. COOK, w. ID, ST. LOUIS, NO.
nR. COOK respectfully renews the tender of
IL his professional services to the public this -ssSsN
and the adjoining States. successful practice szse
Of over eighteen years. devoted the treatment Z~<
Of all diseases incident to the Eye and justify him in the
belief that all who may be in any way afflicted those i'm
portant organs will find from his treatment speedy and per-
Dr. Cook has just returned from the East where he has
been carefully studying the diseases Of the Eye and Far
the principal Eye nhrmares in the United States he
feels warranted in offering his professional services with
degree OF confidence to those who may be afflicted Those
whom he has treated the best witnesses OF his skill
there thousands In St. Louis and the Western states
who can bear testimony TO his skfu treatment He
specially refers to Hon. II. s. Geyer X. Mackenzie Esq
Messrs Charles, Blow Co St. Louis; Hon John Moore,
tate Treasurer Of Illinois, Jas Charles President Nilsson.
Bank H. Cole, Warsaw, ILL., Capt R. G. Berry, Warsaw.
issour
E Office northwest corner Of Pine and Second streets
up stairs; entrance on Pine st. sept1i-dsw1y
Wheat ! Wheat /!
'INEN THOUSAND BUSHELS PRIME RED WHEAT
Il wanted deliverable Warehouse By the 18th inst
Tor which We will pay 20 cents per bushelof 60 lbs
augs W. H. GORDON 90
NOTICE.
LII those indebted to the late firm Of H. B. Pummer
n Co., also, that Of Rohb Co.. respectfully requested
to come forward and make payment by the Jan
usry next as We their successors DESTROYS Of closing
We at all times be found at the old stand No. 30
Union street Ldeo4-tfl RoBB CRAWFORD
CUNNY BAGS-2OO bales (5O,OoO) new 2k bushe
t extra heavy GuHny Bags In store gnd for sale by
novs W II. GORDON co.
SPRING STREET BRIDGE COMPANY
books will be opened at the Office Of LINDsLEY a
- CROCKETT, 80 College street. on MONDAY the Esd
ns for the purpose Of receiving subscriptions To the Cap
a stock OF the Spring Street Bridge Company and will be
kept open om day 10 day, until Stock sufficient is sub
scbed to organize The Company provided In the act in
cooperating said Company.
JOHN SHELBY,
NICHOLAS H0RSON
JOHN Ii. McFERRIN, lCommissio,s
ISAAC LITrON
Bls-u A. VS.. LINDSLEY,
MOUNT OLEVET CEMEEEKX
a meeting Of the Stockholders OF the Monnt Ouyet
Cemetery, held at the Office Of Linisey Crockett
on TINS day, the following gentlemen we're unanimously
elected Directors;
A. v. s Lindsey, J. II. Buddeke,
- W hsL, 4. A Herman,
a Nelson, J. ,. Morgan,
o. w. Nance.
Aner the election, the Board met and organized Av
ndsey Sas elected President, and o. w. Nance secre-
tary and Treasurer
The Company Is permanently organized and active
steps WI De taken Immediately 10 lay grounds in
handsome style and 70 bring the lots into market IL s
ne intention Of The Board u directors spare no expense
Or pains 70 make It such Cemetery - The wealth and
Taste OF our community require.
G. W. NAEcE, Secretary.
sept !. 1885, srns-tg
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3IOO Reward.

500 howard.
UNAwAY on the subscriber, living in Bedford county,
h on the 18th inst Negro named TOM, about ~
years Of age, about feet 10 inches high weighs
pounds, very dark complexion lie Is good scribe, and
signs his Thomas WAdley" lie was well dressed
when he e in good suit Of dark clothes and black hat
He his hair plated aud 4 very likely Negro He is
suspect aiming for free state, and has probably supplied
hEsef with free papers. viii give the above
his apprehension and confinement in jail so get him
again. @. HIGHT,
deeio-dATu sheibyyille, Tenn.
"Louisve Journal" win please copy the AmounI Of S.
nd sen 70 ON se n n.xuent
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NEW ARRIVALS.

~ ENTS stout Calf Waterproof Boots;
II Calf Brogans and Jersey Ties;
d. S. Calf Oxiords;
Boys and Youths hick soed Calf Boots and Brogans
Received this day by JOHN RAMAGE
nOvlO AZ College at.
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BAGS BAGS

BAGS! BAGS
TINHIRrY bales Richmond rs Osnaburgs;
Il 30 bales RehlAnd "a do
10 do Franklin - do
Suitable for making bags.
aoV2s , WI GORDON A 90
TNLOUR live have now in store ani
IL receiving daily large quantities Of -four from
Lebanon mils-Certer, White Co., In bags and bbls
6}oodlettsvile Mills-D. 2. Reed Bro,
Spencer Mils-Moore, Munday Co,
Port Royal Nib Weatherford Watson,
which invite be ttention Of DEALERS only.
novS W. n. GORDON n 90.
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THE ADVANTAGES SECURED

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lat Al persons receive The rsl raHs q taer GBlsrip-
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sure.
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choice Worm Of Art which b. dslrbuied among
thsmselse aud Gt the uas aging the Aris
OF The oountry dsbang thousands Of dollars through s
agsncy.
Persons In reEalninq hAds Tor membership will pc
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REGULAR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI
PACKET.
TT7HE New Light Draught Passenger a o-n -,
4 and Freight Steamer ALDER @H5E flial
TINE, MuTos AKIN Master, having EzEzzzdzzEsEE1s
been recently built for the Cumberland river trade will
during the Low water above and all inierme
date landings. Orders len with her agents oI eights
passengers, will meet prompt attention.
A. HAMILTON, Market street. or
II. II. HARRISON, Agents,
oot22-6m Front ST. opposite s. b. Landing.
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Wheat /! Wheat f!
NOTICE.

' TNEN THOUSAND BUSHELS PRIME RED WHAT
wanted deliverable at Warehouse by the 18th inst
for which We will pay rs cents per bushelof 60 lbs.
augS W. H. GORDON A 90
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the wing Magazines for year, and also ticket In
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Of the Magazines soy year, aad sr tickets in the
distribution
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arr devoted 70 purchase Of works Of Art for the ensuing
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REGULAR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS
pACKFT

n VIE fine Freight and Passenger c~n -
! Steamer, F. HOWARD, Y. sl-rtSsil.A7 |
NORTHERN, Master, has commenced,
and will continue to make regular trips between this city
and New Orleans the present Her capacity FOR
rying freight equal to any boat in the trade aud shippers
may RELY upon promptness in the delivery Of goods
nOyi5-6m j. X. YEATNAN, Agents.
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hLUULhh NEW UhLEhNo FhJAEI,
II VIE and light draueht steamerA TT~Sn -
L CUMBERLAND, CAPT. NJ. ID. =. EzaIOttarEtA1
H. Brooks, being nearly finished, sazzzs
and the best adapted boat for the trade win
plying the LIST Of December next between this port and
New Orleans. This boat has superior accommodations for
passengers, besides being adapted carry every description
Of freight and stock in satisfactory For freight
passage and orders, apply on board
nOVS-6m H. IL. HARRISON. Agit.
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For Memphis, New Orleans, 81. Louis
and Louisville,
TOT IItlBlI OF pas3aBe appIy 20
A. L. DAVIS, Agent,
octS At II Mail Packet OfFca

~ Capt R. DUFFIELD viii remain in New Orleans during
the season. for the Nashville Memphis and
New Orleans line Of Mail Steamers. Also for the Steamers
AMERICA and HUMBOLDT. All business intrusted 10 his
care for the above boats will be promptly attended to nee Of
charge. ldeelJ A. l.. DAVIS