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County COurt-Hickman County

Wiley Horton ct ell James Horon ct a-Pettien FIR
Sale of Ian
Iii Chapp-ll an wife Annals, OrTe ry Anais Cha pell,
Robe ChSPpell, Andr Wilson , we Marian, lormeTl
sara Chappe reside Is of the State OF Tennessee
It the eO ordered the eour that publication be made
rv of Nashville, for successive weeks for said
10. n h' "rra' at he November Term Of this court
... 500 H- .t-..ts 90 '1FlarUHrts' bill, or the
,.-.,.. H sd for
II, Il, q -.t--fI 60 = 80 -
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The Excelsior Corn & Cob MiII,

uASust received the highest premium at the great Ma
L tOna Fair at,LOusvlle and also the Ohio State
Fair at Cincinnati, the Little Giant Star and agic
Mills.
1t adopted to crushing Corn and Cob Rye, Oats &c
for stock, and for grinding for family dsteris
Its grinding surfaces be renewed of three dol
lars being cast separate from the other portions of the
Mil.
Furnished complete with two pairs Of grinding rings for
fny dollars. Travelling Agents wanted TO sell the above
Mills, J, c. BALDWIN q co.
oct 2-d-w&W3m 81 College street, NASHVILLE.
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THKNAsHvILLE UNION.-This excellent Democratic
;o1rnal comes to US in an enlarged and improved
form The Union is one Of the most reliable and fear
less champions Of Democracy in this Republic and
- congratulate its proprietors on the eTltsg-s q &c
isersssirg PTVefsTig lf&
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GRAND ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER,

FF7HR next annual Communication Of the GRAND ROYAL
1 ARCH CHAPTER OF TENN ESSRE, will convene in
the civ of Nashville the second Monday in October
being the 2h day of the NORTH. The Officers of Grand
Cbspter and the Representatives Of Subordinate Chaper
CHARLES A. FULLER,
sent l6 Grand Secretary.
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G. C. FORFEIT & CO.
THE LEGISLATURE.

MORNING, OCTOBER 8. 1857.
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Bank of Nashville.

WE have complete stock of Groceries, consisting in
w pertof-
SALT, WHISKY, NAILS, CANDLES,
Tea Cigars Tobacco, Brandies, &c; which, wi Bale
Rome tagging and bales of Augusta Drills all Of which
we will sell REASONABLE rates for Bank of Nashville Notes
or for certified checks Of deposit
We have also some desirable ty and Edge6ed property
which we will dispose of favorable terms in the sans
way. Apply FISHER, WIRELESS d co,
NCl3.
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STRAhI RnII-ERS.
White Ruff Hotel,

WHITE BLOFF DICKSON COUNTY. TENNESSEE
TINE Subribsr has Opeued Hotel this place. and is
i prepared TO accommodate the travelling community
in TIE best manner White Bluff 5 situated the Char
lote Turnpike 2s miles from Nashville and 10 from Char
otte and very desirable Stopping point for those pass
ing 70 and from Nashville. Soliciting share Of the pub
lie patronage the subscriber assures that all bis best eff
forts shall be directed TO please.
nav 2S-W3m A. 2. NICkS,
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A MAGNIFICENT
Residence for sale

DBtNG DESTROYS iqudate the affairs of the Bank Of
ID Nashville rapidly possible, have determined to
offer my private residence for sale. All things considered
it is probably Of the most beautiful and desirable places
in Tennessee IT is situated Edgefeld about and
half}mes from Nashville The of land contains n
acres The buildings all entirely and OF most
elegant character.
The e will be made in all respects perfect For further
particulars call the undersigned, who will take pleasure
In Showing the premises.
3-dlW W WHELRSS
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGIA,

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGIA.
AT AUGUSTA.
EHB TWentySixth Course Of Lectures in this
d will commence MONDAY, the I'd NOVEMBER
Emeritus Professor Of Anatomy, G. N. NEWTON, ND
Anatomy, H. CA PBELL MD.
Surgery, L. A. nUGAS, MD.
Institutes and Practice Of Medcne, L D. FORD, MD.
Matsra Medica Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence
l. p. G IRWIN, MD.
Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Infants, EVB
MD.
Physiology and Pathological Anatomy, H. V. NJ MILLER
MD.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, ALEX MEANS, D.
Demonstrat0r Of Anatomy, ROBT. CAMPBELL, MD.
Assistant Demonstration Of Anatomy, S. B. SIMMONS
ND.
Clinical Lectures will be delivered in the City Hospital
and at ID jackson Street Hos pigal.
Fee for whole Course, SIG5.
Naturalization Ticket 10 be taken oncel SIS.
For further particulars apply member ofthe Paeul
L Dam
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SINGERS IMPROVED
SEWING MACHINES

THESE Machines Outnumber, in practical all others
| combined and have been extensively and probably
used for the years. every conceivable deserp
1 Mon Of work Iha aEeraga IN Of n.-nZ 4.
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Few best quality of Back skin shirts received and for
~ sale by oci2 J MGILL.
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MnfiGe,
OWeTCHaxS,

TAMES WineheH OF William Gregory, who applied 70
81 Bountv Land Warrants in december, 1855, may hea
something to their advantage by addressing Box $751; Nah
III Tenn oct , 81
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SHOCKS TIES AND CRAYATS

A. VERY variety Questionable Underwear all at moderate
Il, nrices ocl2 J II M'GILL
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lust received and being opened the largest and most
y varied assortment Of
OyercOaIs, DreSS-COatss Pants, Vests, etc.,
ever before offered in this CITY, which, for variety of work
manshp q1alty of materials, cannot be surpassed
ALSO-COnstanlly on hand full stock Of Gentlemens
Inderwear CLIFTON q ABBOTT,
~, IS Cedar street.
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BanIx Of EVANSVILLE.

Twenty Thousand Dollars Worth Of Real Estate for
Sale
VE will take notes Of the Bank Nashville at par in
w payment or 81 $40 900 Of most valuable
and desirable Buld LOIS Edgefeld and Brownsville
J. l.. * W. BROWN,
septo9-Iwd. Az Cbarrv At
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Bank OF Nashville.

The Grand Council OF Royal and Select
Masters, will meet the same day as aboye ar o.
clock. 2 NJ CHARLES A. FULLER, Grand Sec'y
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WE have forty.fve beautiful lots in Edgehsld situated
w between the GslIatn Pike and FaheIland street,
which we will sell very favorable for certificates
Of deposit on the Bank of Nashville.
The property to be valued by three disnteested persons
who are familiar with Edgefeld property.
N. HOBSON,
oct, l.-IW w WHEIESS-
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TXTg caer 90 sale about $50 900 of dssirabs cry
w tfrpsfy a. fair ysissuoE pfugs of NOTES o. 80
ssas - Hsasfis I'D Dshsf FgsS hsHAs q Fhi -,,s,
So ieis lik esslT5 .slsti.
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RANK NOTES.

I'VE have three excellent brick housss High street
w and two on Market street, which will sell at IAN
valuation receiving in payment and Iaes Of de
posts OIhe Bank Nashville of the Bank oil she
byve and Exchange Bank ar par we WIN elso pay cai
Tor and certificates deposit of the Bank OF Nashville
rates 10 be agreed upon.
If you wish TO trade call soon at the office OF me suocr
bers Union oct AWHELEoS q ".
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CLOTHING. DRY GOODS, ETC,
At AUCTION, Monday evening, October 9th, at Earl.
Candle Light.
RENI Z. SHIELDS

WILL sell without reserve for currency, assortment
w Of Try Goods Clothing, &c. VIII be addedone fine
silver plated Tea Set rich silver plated Wine
Pitcher, with Goblets match; of Dental lnTu
ments pair fine Durrenger Pistols Of the PyTa
mids Of Eg!pL For the last items any of The Free
Banks Of Tennessee will be taken par.
Oct5 BENZ. F. SHIELDS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-04

ROGER WILLIAMS A PRO-SLAvERy NAN.-Great
Difference is wont to be paid, in these days to the
opinions of this most excellent man, the first so far
as be discovered, who caught a glimpse Of the
true principles of civil and religious liberty This
being considered the following extract from his life
Gn Sparks American Biography maynot be without
interest The biographer, in closing his notice of
King Philips war, says:
The captives, who were brought to Providence
were distributed among the heads OF families, on
the following conditions viz: All under five years
to serve till thirty; above FIVE and under ten. ul
twenty eight above ten to fifteen till twenty-seveu;
above fifteen to twenty, till twenty-sN years from
twenty TO thirty, shall serve eight years; all above
thirty, seven years These conditions were recon
mended by a committee appointed by the town 10 re
port plan for the disposal Of the captive Indians.
and though the slavery to which they were reduced
hardly involved the idea of absolute property in their
persons, yet il is with pain and disappointment that
We read the name Of Roger Williams first among
the committee who sanctioned them Mobile Dur
cEry.
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Ma. PRENrICE's LECTURE.-Mr. George D. Prem
,ice of the Louisville Journal lectured TO a large
audience last night, at Odd Fellows Hail. on the
rTesept aspect Of American politics. His lecture
Las an elegant and elaborate specimen Of compost
I'D interest. occasionally calling forth plaudits
ITbicb indicated high appreciation Of his brilliant
fancy and pointed sarcasm.-Memphls Appeal
ESg- According to newspaper gossip, Ez-Presi-
dent Fillmore is about to marry Montreal lady-a
for,i1asr and catholic.
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LEstray NEules.

: TRAYED from my farm the Cumberland river north
> of Nashville mile below Hydes Ferry, on the
Is Of September two MULES. One is dark brown
about medium size years old last spring. the other is
mouse color, with rings around her fore legs, medium
size and was years Old last spring. Both have been
worked give dollars Tor any information that
Will lead to their recovery.
oct 4w3t JOHN B. BOSLEY.
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Bank Of Nashville.
City Building and Loan association.

/ HAVE for sale large Of properly which vii
sell for Noes Of the Bank OF Nashville, or certified
checks at the prices that ways askad tor
the property. septic Avs LINOSLBY.
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MOss-Side.

MOss-Side.
W. T.. BERRY & CO., have Just received MOSS SID8,
by Marion Harland author Of and The Hidden
Path
Nothing need be said awaken interest in new book
by this charming suthoress Foryevsn thousand copies
Alone and Hidden Path - have been sold BY her
American Publishers and the demand is present
ard regular In Europe they have with
greter other American suthoress has yet
been honOred by republication in the Lepsie edition Of
standard American authors. Those who ad
vance sheets Of MOSSIDE unite in the opinion that it
superior MarOd Harand's former productions in
interest," style and poPulurtaet it Is fun Of incidents Of
exciting nature while the plot better and systsma
eaIy arranged.
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WORKINGNEN's CoxvENTIoN.-The worlngmeu of
the State of New York meet in convention in New
York city, onthe 9th Of October, for the purpose OF
considering the best Of enforcing the ezecu-
ton of the law affecting the learning Of trades in
the State prisons, as well various other matters
connected with the interests Of the working classes
They have enrolled in their clubs throughout the
State some twelve or fifteen thousand voters, who
will cast their votes in favor ofhose candidates who
may be disposed to coincide in their views on these
subiects
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Free Banks.

HAVE a Dwelling House and Lot for sale the Pub
lie Square for which will take the Notes Of any of the
Free Banks of Tennessee
Now is the time for enterphsng merchant to pro
good home will give reasonable time within
which he water calcon for the notes. apply to
sept30 AV LINDSEY.
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SECOND SALE

Ut the Tennessee Lire Stock Company.
THERE will without reserve for cash. at the Ten.
L State Fair Grounds Saturday, October 18th
1851 being the asst day Of the State Fair, the following
perOr Breeding Animals, tO-Wt:
No l-MembrinO Messenger brown Stallion 10 4 hands
high u years old great grandson Imported
Messenger hafOrOLher TO JOla and MembTnO Chief
sold for than five thousand dollars Col Clays
recent sale: is good breeder and well bred horse
the troulng stock be found.
No 2-ihe Eaton hsrse, sorre horse, bred in Maine
Messenger both b. sire and DAM IA years old " hands
and believed TO be the sire OF square, aud
lrOtlers than any horse living
NO3-Naugatuck Black Hawk most stylish brown horse
year, old l55z hAgds high BY the celebrated Vermont
Back Hawk dam LADY BuTOn. BY grandson Of Imported
Messenger He comb equally the blood Of MOrgans and
Messengers the only the world that haV
proved themselves superior r,adsters
DURHAM CATTLE.
No1A white2 year old Bull calf, bred by BrutusJ ay
OF Bourbon county. Ky, sire and dam both ported.
No 2-HOan Yearlmg calf, bred by Solomon Vaumeter;
pedigrees will be furnished.
SHEEP-FINE WOOL.
lot OF fne superior Sesan shsep-the ene woods
known, and the only sheep class country
cept small lot recently AIKEN from the flock by n
COckriIl.
There will be sold elegant hafsprng TrOttinE Wagon
from the best 6slaUsum n in New HOTk a double
light harness made by Lacy Phillips Of Philadelphia
setSOi nne single harness, and articles #
quality employe d in the management Of stock.
SHELBY, President Of Co.
sept2g-5t I flaming, sec.
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TUX NhLEs
valuable Lot in South Nashville, nearly square, bound
n ed BY Washington, Jefferson and Pearl Streets which
there is good buildings. 4 bargain will be given For
terms apply 10 hANIER, PHILLIPS & CO.,
sept. 4-3m. Market street
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DAYTON Ale.

ME have fifty barrels of Harries' Very Superior Dayton
w Ale, sweet and good, for summer use.
We Will sell it for any kind OF Tennessee Bank notes.
oct CARTER. Mckay q co,
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Fresh Arrivals,

JUST RECEIVED large Let of fresh English Dairy and
~ W. K. Cheese, CanVassed Beef, Hams aad Tongues
/ Peaches, Strawberries, and Pine Apples.
/ sept Is VESSEL q THOMPSON
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7yERY size and Style of Robes de Chambre and Smoking
u Caps, for sale by OcI2 NJ u'Lh'
Es5g% Ladies and Gentlemeu's Furnishing at
Store. corner Square and College SITS. (oel2
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ROBES DE CHAMBRE

ILSO large stock Of Gentlemen travelling shawIs a.
a Blankets and WOOen Jackets and SCaIig Just received
and ar saIa nv oct M'GILL.
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CENTS WEIR.
~ ENTS' fine Calf Boots, pump sole;
u do do do stitched;
do do do waterproof;
do do Congress CATERS;
do do do do double sole;
do do Oxford ties;
ALSO:
A good stock of Pegged Boots and Gents Shoes
Oct2 SNYDER & FRIZZELL
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Gorgeous Music CARY
Devoted 10 the conveyance of the
Great N atiOnal Band!
Led by the celebrated Composer and Conductor,
PROF. J. KINSLOW

admission, % GEMS.
Children and Servants, p Z"
The Company will have the honor Of performing at Nash
vile FRIDAY and SA URDAY, OCTOBER 2ND and
BAD, and on MONDAY ANDTUESDAY, OCT. 5TH and 9TH.
Gallatn, October lst.
Franklin, Monday october 4th.
H. B. NEFTLETON.
sept 96-td. Agent
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C. L. HARDY & CO.'S
ss 81 ssa CITY 7.sSseAsezs
LIVERY SALE STABLE,

ON hand number of choice Horses Buggies, Carriages,
~ &c, which will be let reasonable terms. We will
give personal and careful attention the purchase sale
keeping horses, busg NC. Our charges shall always
be moderste and by strict attention their business
hope to merit the patronage or p lih"r. rn7,-rrrt7.
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INSTRUCTIONS IN VOCAL AND INSTRU-
FREE BANKS.

MR. A.-D MRS. q. F. THURsTON are prepared TO give
vi lions on the PIANo and in Vocal MUss- Lee
sons given the residence Of pupil. For terms, &c
inquire Of NJ IT, al Rsv.J. t. Edgars summer srseL
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TRAVELLING SHAWLs AND BLANKETS.

FIRST rate assortment of Scars Stocks, Ties and era
yats every style and color, with endless variety
goods received and for sale upon reasonable terms by
O.t2 II " 'IlLh'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-09

A FEARFUL RIDE IN RAILROAD Train on AN
rvcII1np ss-Ho1usrn nrvAnos oy An Esomxm.-0n
%Ss. ss .s ss S. s =:
coming down me grsde, about -four oclsct NE train
owe lssss boulder which hsd rolled dsvn nom Ne
- locomouvs passed over Win snsht damage, bui
eAe baance OF ne train, including the tender he'd every
brake Typed out fs ose cad Of NE rsn 70 ne csner
ppomss, thai ths cars could nos - controlled, going
dawn rrsdc q over one hundred fca 70 ,hs nls think
s,.,s o. rss. ana q escn rsvoaios Of The wheel
che momentum ncressed until velccfy became seso.
luely fr,sawul me whistle sounded 70 put down NE
brukan bot The only snauer vas Wild, uneArthy
whistle reverecrssing among ths bleak hills. scarcely
ncard before died away or vas drowned By the rstt
~ ,ss :. s,cAme convinced shss so.sshins
rnus be me matter Adjusting bs valves he began cas
tiousy 10 pck his way 70 the rear q the train AZ he
through the thick daxknsas he tried put down
sSs brssss ., Sru css and then aassAsr Of NE cars Al
wer, brosen on damaged BY the rcck onfhs srncE.
He q length Iss M w s ons ss sosp,s Sn ~ 81.
ye sh.t ia could osuro then when 6e&aohsd froa The
train But they we're In The same condfsios. All we're
eySp ives COW runsng 81 irshuul spssd. what 70 DO
v~s sbs pert ooes erAton. 10 ump seemed IKE Ger.
cain deaah while 70 remain upon the rsln promised no
crsmpslcn from simlax fate. moments tnosyns ~
sevmissd ths courss Of he ip'rsp,d engineer Uhsyne
Cor Q moment 70 the rear car, he oommsncea onmp,ns
a r. ne 'ssd ss =. me round v s
wclsacs bot escaping win fev painful brulscs va
went ths kan 4 furious rate. Toe Two dsaohsd c.r
were thrown frow IN trAsk before gonS great dis-
tAnoe One II The other iros horper had tne wuoss
knocked from unaw n and W. dragged some distance,
cowpseeay ppeng out the bottom, but finally checking
tba train some three miles above town Take altoee
thev frtghuui ccouucaoe, and sees IN the deer
Aarksss Of ths nsssiais whipping in and ont amcsss
NE ecrgss Ne mountain, with the sparks and stsa
tssuin9 IRON the Iooemcdve In vast column, With -
usAry cngas fcv me 70 the rear ~, ~ CAUTIOUSLY
climbing down 70 esuaps IRON almes certain death,
musA have presented eoens asasful impoyf The name
ne snsissss ~ essres uysys- -0Nh~s1rd IA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-09

rvRoTIrya-A PURSE OF 500 N OWN AT n. q.
Il SHORTS 81. Nicholas Hotel, The HackcusaSk plank
road fovr miles from Hoboker, rkurslay Afternoon
pa isst ial ~. Mue hsas In harnees, elased BY ns
foalovtng sntr,es-Ovper names b. T. Ben 3clN, owner
GAMES W. n. KNs owner ssmes b, e. wuSo,A.
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n upeoH RIVER rSynrsrx AT crAvrsAcx, y z.
II -r~m Opens Asrs " Hos5a sas ,u4i5so ssis -
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AMUNxHuuW
-
eTrBLsss GARD1E. >>S'~~N~N>SS
IN Doosu spsn a. sc: 10 ss-u,s-.s Sv
ruuRSDAv 9vnnsng. AsHl o. 49,
HOBB ATrR AOrf0aH
VIM vUNDnbeUL 1AvnA
Great triumph Of NINE MOrPL AJh1R In tAc aow s]n4Q
RALmED.
Nm. HA1ZETrI In tho zTp0AkkM =.
Speu IiUa vi0O61 JULIA sad YL0nA LxHMAlk
ANTOINE. JkBOoe
BLxNoHK; On. fnx RIvAL EAIRua
Young Rkh9Lbk, Young AnBeIOA, 700 ka0AU0
EyoLurfoss Tour R0ea
EPFCIAL NorIon-Ctspe e OF 1ime-Ou - akssr 9eno
Apt IL the WI open ~ u pcfexUAaoe y oemmeD
st s O'clock
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THE MODEL. ARTysrHy.-FkANKLIN MUSEUM, ~
Grand azest, DOR from Broadway. W s.alrs -
appear ever snsr1oo. :, ard syeains Ms Eu.Sss
among others Venus Ristay froa the Sea 9apphs Apeae 81
de Tcses lnnocsncs. Adam and Eve, 0reek Hsva 49,
srrvrsed- Temptation, The Three GrNces. with sevum
osbssI Ass he Fsmsls Open rrcase con.stns q g..
t.fr eeT perfcrnrrs. Dx,cing The bAlss fo0
~ sr,ue,A by Mona Gregoire he strongss In -
world with great vHresy Of entertainments eyery 49,
Scu m,arinr O'Clock The afternoon and ~ IN -
evening b careful 70 purchase ucxets up stairs.
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r,tnr aorp JxvuRy. yERY Low--rH1 suBe11s
her 4 ssiiss ali sesniptiess fane rcA tsvcsy = ~
iSdsss xois cameo c.rerncss. s.cs.ss 49,, e.
Fnsmei vsriIna eta earrings. pins anA nvsceAsaA
isd,ss, "a r~rtieue~ gold watch chains,
sssl rtces t<tss rfnr. plain ana chasea suAa rms.
P-rr ecld wedding rses, gcad 6imhle.,
s,oa pens AMI pe~cis rcA wcsnsn - seck ch~ns.
AK And ssc~~ siesve bstors a. studn,
tSoid irctess. gold spessaces end eyexsa~ea
DiAmssd ergw rings and pins. = -
r,por,sr Of WATCHES asz jsvery vAoissas aaA rsa&a
no, II wAu s,gves ssoopd sscr, seAr er>eAw~Ss
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SHhPf'bNss.
NroTUy-fIRsT PACKET FOR LIvKRPouIr-PACK-
IN ct lA AprnThe celebrated packet ship CcNeI ELLA
TON Capt Aullner, win positively sai A. above tw pas
IN cAbin second cabin and seeNxe, apply on board
Is Vast river, or 70 TkPsCOrT 90. "a seuh street
A usrsAIrA INDEPENDENT rIEE-rHx BkAUTr.
spachsd on ne IN ri for sytnsy. The splendid clip
per slip GOLDEN HOnN y now loadiaG rapidly per 10
bat vts and win be the hrss vessel " SAL Tor Me- eourne
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ON W. J. roeter, commander VIII leave pier NO. Worn
River, on Saturday April H. ~ O'Clock Il. M precisey
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ship JAS. xsqnR, 4 O. Turner commssder wnl succeed
sad leave On "Wednesday, April 10 The tsvoyite assner
CAROLINA uasss regular trips W The VARIOUS lAndnss on
u- s. Jens river For6a ccrnectng With the sse~n rom
LOS NORFOLK AND RICBMoNp.-rHk UEIfsp
IT States NAH steamship JAuESTOWN, CApf Parish VII
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Sunday Afternoon ssd n Richmond on Monday mornnz
Passengers for the souA viii proceed without delay oy me
ercsi mail hne 70 Charleston. AuGusia SAVANNAH NC
yeers viii hnt this he cheapesi pcssansest sna mo-
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