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Second Edition: -
TTNHE NATURAL HISTORY OF CRIME IN

Second Edition:
TIME NATURAL HISTORY OF CRIME In
l. NEw-YoRK, by EDWARD H. DIXON M D., lee. lee,
the request Of several distinguished
of the NewYork Bar for the relief Of young basr IN ~
health the 18th Of March, at Hope Chapel sCALrEL iof
April. No. so; rs cents ~
Truth 10 the body Of God, and light his shadow"
CONTENTS:
Cause Of the Increase of Crime Bribery Lower Courts
Lord Broughan Courts OF ReconclemeDt-hs Opinion Of
Law Does Punishment Decrease Crmeare some men Dom
10 Phenology must be met fairly Cerebral organ
izaion of the Irish Roman Catholicism fertile Source
Crime; Humility and ypocrisy OF the Amer
People, Influence of Poverty Filth and Had ooo on
Crime; The Dinner Table Moral Barometer Evil conse
ounces of Sudden Elevation the Low lsh Midnight
Fight in the Alley Friendly Dialogue between Terry ana Pen
Youth the Want Of Rational Amusement In
Country viages Miserable Results OF Neeearanm fnys'
olosical Results Good Wine; Opium-A Dream Hsshish
or Indian Hemp-t results the Oreanism Horrible C0nse
quences Of and Sectaran Hypocrisy Shields for
Murder Both of the Women on Tri for Murder Mem
bers Christian Churches American Passion for Dress o
tells Boarding Houses jealousy Causes of Crime and SUI
eide The Germans HuntingtonThe Moral insanity Dodge
Roman Catholic Vengesnce Shakespeare on nsanityi HAM
let; Trial by Jury-Whst is it; Lynch Law.
Send on your Ross Tousey and Dexter Broth
e,s; Reading Boston,; Zeber Philadelphia Sherman Co.
No Veseyst Aston HouseA and Matthews Cassoaek NO.
GAS Broadway. SCALPEL for April, No. 32
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GIRLS! DO YOU EXPECT to EVER GET
NJ MARRIED.

We have something say in this weeks LIFE ILLUSTRATED
about the Language IF Dress Nothing to Wear, with numer-
GUS Illustrations and PEACOCK ARIsTocRAcY You should
read it at once YOUNG MAN, dent be Bachelor! What
Young Men may become; Sepen ChaG"n at brm; ooi'
Benton ON Bread; Summer Complaints and their Treatment
NEW IDEAS OR ISMS.-Our notions on this subject may
be found in this weeks LIFE ILLUSTRATED DOW ready
We have something to about Spiritual Phenomens
Gold Not Giving Out Real Beneacto; The True Road TO
Happine .s thing about MILTON; New Style Of Hat
tree illustrated, and Fidelity of Savage. or
THE RIVER ST LAWRENCE; RAPIDS; FALLS OF
MONTMORENCI AND CITY OF QUEBEC-ilustrated;
More about the Momons; FEATURES OF NEw,foRK LIFE
be ImmigIsnt Boarding Houses The Western Physognomy
In LIFE Observation-Disclosures OF TIMBER;
National Agricultural Society Trial Of Keepers Mowers &c
FuSNEY RArTRAP al sorts Of information on topics OF
general interest both and out Of the city, together WITH ne
TIoNs In this weeks LIFE ILLUSTRATED, nov ready
For sale No sos Broadway and all Newsdealers cents
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NRAND EXCURSION 10 FORT HAMILION.
" Fare IL certs.-Tbe STATEN ISLAND FERRY
BOATS near South Ferry. leaving at and 10 II M
.nd6 n m connecting at Quarantine Landing with the FORT
HAMILTON FERRY at 81, N3 q. m: IN, p ~, 81 Pm:
The boat leaves Hamilton for Staten Island at IT. st.
m IL 81 81 D. m connecting in all her trips with the staten
Island boats for NewYork Stages at Fort Hamilton for
Greenw and Brooklyn Boats be procured at Fort
Hamilton for fishing, sailing &c
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TNHE SATURDAY EVENING POST.
Il THE GREAT PHILADELPHIA PAPER.
nIIL q "a A

T7HE SATURDAY EVENING POST. =
i THE GREAT PHILADELPHIA PAPER.
THE GREAT PHILADELIPHHI A PA PAPER.
THE Th Gh sATrRbA9 EtESNa F rAEEA
TUE eHE kVEaNa M
July H. is ready @ delivery contain; SIX more chsP
Glib Which Sa. 50 the Of reading pub:
M also contains great number OF artcles ahordns an
Of and instruction as may be seen BY the
''''"' CONTENTS:
ten Expressly for The POST By Mr.. beni:on be
f' GaAPT iHI G S1PThe Indian Camping Ground
CHATTER XXIy-Mssty Arrives in Town
HTE Advent into tie oesg
CHAPTER XXVII--An Expected Revelation.
CHAPTER XXvIII-In which Chip is Recognized by the
FIVE ENGRAvINGS-App Appearance of Mother Kurstessn;
the Wild Horse; Insurreeon in the Nursery The Rotary
HE WAR TRAIL-seven more Chapter. of this admirable
Ny COUSIN MAsKELYNE; Or The AsBors CURSE: q
p?Trn s1"! ti,f bEt HOUSES y 81: 9F
RA TaIa T SRfSAHtE EHb ~ hEFttass
HTN TyN E NTH THy w nFsR BEASTS IN INDIA.
USEFUL REcEIfTs-Slaff for Ea5he1ws,e, &c; To take
Ad %S th NarR snifp
CITING - TaE TSAITs a
ETIQUETTE and other drolleriet
Observation-Disclosures and other Grasses for Hay; Sad
die Road Horses Salt for Plum Trees How to Manure
CHARADES ENiIMAs CONUNDRUMS, &c.
CHARACTERISTIC STORY OF GEN. JACKSON
THE GOOD EFFECTS OF KINDNESS ON CRlMI-
NAILS - -
FEMALE PREACHER IN IRELAND.
THE LIONS FEAR OF MAN. ~
profu,on Of Anecdotes Facts, News Items, Clip
plings, &c. u,
LETTER FROM PARASITIC Emperors Movements The
Effects Of the Comet In Europe Theory in its Madness The
Ruin of the Most Beautiful Promenade the Continent
MARRIAGE TOO EXPENSIVE LUXURY.
THE LAST GOOD THING. 80
BLACKWOOD'S PRAISE, and number Of other articles
various in character and suitable TO all tsstes. -
THE POST is published by DEACON 4 PETERSON, No;
&C SOUTH THlRD-ST, Philadelphia subscription price, ~
q year. or 4 cents q single number. =,
Single numbers can also be had of DEXTER BRO; No.
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WE PUBLISH TO-DAY
w THE PHYSIOLOGY
NEW.YORK BOARDING.HOUSE
By THOMAS BUTLER QUINN
With Jlnst rations ON Wood designed drawn by "Tren
gle" A. r. Wand and the Author, and engraved by
iamc sG Cloth S1' Pace 81.
CONTENTS:
Chap I-IntrGduetory Metropolitan and and An n
Cbsp IiI--On Boarding with Private Family.
Ths Cheap BSsrSns HONE on irss S soS
'' cSsp yI:NThs Dirty Boardn, House; uo...
Chap. vII.-The Hand o-mouth Boarding House.
Chap viii. The "seriou." Boarding House.
Chap xThe Thestrics Boarding HOUSE hocou
Chap XThe Boarding House wherein eprtushn occ'ne CO
Chap xI.-The Mean Boarding. House. u.,.,..
Chap XIThe Boarding House where there are nisraee0
I Chap xIii-Ihe Cheap Hotel Boarding House n.,,,.
Chap XyThe Boarding House whose Landlady likes to be
Chap XvI.-Of Tip-top Boarding House.
Chap XvIThe Boarding House where you are expected
70 Cb.p Xviif IL smother Mean Boarding House.
Chap. xIx-,The Family Hotel i. on Broadway Broadway.
Chap XXI-Tbe Vegetarian Boarding House las It was).
Chap XXII.-The Medical Students Boarding House.
Chap xxllI-The Boarding House frequensed BY bos'o-
Chap xxIv.-The Boarding House whose Lsndlady Is
Chap xXv.-.The BOsrdinsHOu where the Landlady is
Chap XXV-The Boarding House in which Engishmen Pre-
Chap XxvII-The Pension Franchise"
Chap XXIX-The Irish Immigrant Boarding House (as it
Chap xXX.-The Chinese Boarding House.
Chap XXXIThe Boarding. House which gives Satisfaction
Chap S%$In -Of Diheren. Sort. Of Boarders
Chap XxXIv-Retrospective and ysl Vel, %yrn.
Noe. 1903 L. ITO Duane st.
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Go Ubom il man Concern.

A MARRIED LADY of great experience IN re,
"A rnse Diseases who been The wife OF
pbvsicisn n communicate some Vi 6ess
lance 10 % asrns females fee Of charged Address Mf@ NJ
Station B, New yoyk Pest once.
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Aouses ano farms ioamteo.

harm WANTED--Within about 20 miles Of tho
city, in healthy location and convenient 20 railrosd OF
bost from Is 10 80 Cash and good City Propery
viii be given in exchange Apply TO @ A., Box No. St
Broadw ~ Post. Once Nc. TO-
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pleasure Gxrnreions.

T,OR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLANDS. OCEAN
IL HOUSE, LONG, BRANCH, PORT HlNGToN,
MIDDLETOWN AND RED BANK-The new and Gle CANT
steamer ALICE PRICE, John Borden, Commander will run
as follows from Robinson st., r
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Doar6 an6 Rooms.

BOARDING at 45, AZ and 40 East Broadway D.,
DRooms for Gentlemen and Wives also for snsie zen
utnsI. Fsuii1 VISITING the city, fem sl" ~ "F'''''
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ROOKLYN ATHENEUM.-The original
ID CHRISTY'S MINSTRELS will give THREE CON-
Tstets 2s cents j. T. DONNELLY, Agent.
'TNHE DUSSELDORF GALLERY is open over
the Hall of Dr. CHAPIN'S Church, No. $40 Broadway.
~ old location-from % O'Clock until 10 o'clock pm Ad'
mission Is oents
NORNET A-PISTON-Wan three CORNET
~ PLAYERS complete amateur Brass Band Address
CORNET, Box No. 8 25 PostOfice
A CADEMY of MUSIC to LET-For Operas,
"A Concerts Balls Lectures and similar respectable purposes
Apply 70 N. II WOLFE. No 3 South-st-
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"Od Wine in New Bottles"
DOCKS to READ this SUMNER
ID The New Edition Of
CAPTAIN MARRYAT'S NOVELS
Is Now Relcy. ss follows;
PETER SIMPLE, JACOB FAiThfuL
THE KINGS OWN PACHA OF MANY TAILS,
MIDsHIPMAN EASY, JAPH IT, >,o,, ,,,,r
SNARLEYYOW, Thu PHANTOm shir'
NEWTON FORSTER, ThE POAChEh
THE NAVAL OFFICER, PEkClVAL MEME.
Each Vo;ume sold separate for ST.
THE admirable Novels Of Capt Mryat nearly out Of
mint and the editions hitherto have been very trying
70 the eyes We therefore hail with delight an elegant
edition printed with large clear type stout white paper
There viii be in oil vol and each will contain
ne at steel Fl faithful pictures Of human NATURE
for genuine humor admirable illustrations of nautical life
there are no Novels than these Of Capt Marrya"
philadelphia Evening Bulletin.
capt Maya knew how to excite and sustain the curiosity
and his adventurous richness and vitality TO the
mater his command He has infused the very
breath spirit Of the into his tales Personally
familiar with almost every phase of its free restless rowing life
keeny alive excemets fascinated by its dancers well
his could scarcely fail TO be clear In ou
line and vivid in coorng People do not easily weary Of the
genial humorous and the good natued droer and hearty
these lively volumes will obtain for them their due share
Of the long Summer days which approaching
even those who already familiar with their merts
Boston Daily Journal
1--WE that hampers Of those going 70 snu the
breath OF the side to ruze quietly mountains
and meadows, viii be heavier for containing them"
For sale at the Bookstores Sent BY mail postpaid
No 1l9 Nassau st., New York.
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Mem Publications.
Mem publications.
more mirth provoking than Punch" TROY Budget.
TT s. PU Ill S II E ID
G H I T @ II A
HUMOR, WIT AND ANECDOTE.
WITH FIFTY ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATIONS,
From Designs BY eminent Humorist John McLennan


Edited by PIERCE PuScENr
In elegant limo. volume neatly bound in musin gilt
Price, 81 25
There scarcely piece In the volume Of 400 pages that
not provocative b laughter the illustrations by McLennsn
are good will be pleasant book for travellers In the sam
mer little light reading for at ODD
moi
Chit Chat Of Humor Wit and Anecdote Here book
for the stabilious melancholy II is full OF concalties
and contains myriad Of amusing anecdotcsmot of them
fcsb and all unhackneyed Pleasanter summer ea9y one
need not ask for" lM " De- s..,
This volume Is made up of collected facts, jokes With
eisms extracts sober and innocent folly It's
main purpose the Of the reader but TINS Is not all
Favore from the poets facts illustrative OF personal
character history Of philosophy that are well worm
ding mingled in udcousy with the most sushaee
broedest humor and comicatesmore mirth
provoking than Punch IT'S good book for co npany on
~ '' " w TROY Budget.
every pupgent anecdotes great deal of humoI and saies
of this very interesting volume IN D. Pcayune
Published by STRINGER TOWNSEND, No III Broad
way New York and for sale by all Booksellers and Newspaper
Agents everywhere
N. B.-Mailed free Of postage reception Of price.
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90 farmers an6 Others.

EOR SALE-The thoroughbred Bull VICTOR,
the second sired by Rkevngton the second dam Esterv
the eighth calved LIST January 1854 with fill and perfect ped
color red and said by competent judges to be one Of the
in the country This Bull Is Of the celebrated
Bates blood Address B. &C. Tribune Office, Ny.
MILLS Soinch stone with large Driving Drum. VIII be
sold low If applied for at No 259 Washington St.
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NETWORK, WEDNESDAY, JULY 8,
printing.

ORDER your PRINTING at ECKLERs, No.
q Fulton.s you wish done neatly promptly add
ebeapy Cards 81 per thousand Bihesds IS per
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Prisrs BAKER L GOODWIN. Tribune Buiidinss
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CT. GEORGES HOTEL, Avon Springs, N. T.,
II hours from New York and Philadelphia Albany, to
hours from Buffalo and Niagara Falls, 40 minutes from
Rochester u,,...
With the unryaed reputation Of waters railroad facilities
from all directions and the increasing recommendation our
Hotel affords Avon grows d attractive fash
ionabe and be alth impsrting resort
'''N' s. DAVIS, late of New.York, Agent.
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TIVE NETWORK ENGINEER, MACHIN-
Il ISTS' AND RON-FOUNDERS JOURNAL for July
IL Now Ready.
JOHN HILLYER No. spruce-st, New-York.
One Dollar per annDm.
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ITO TEACHERS-Tbe Trustees Of the HEMP
STEAD INSTITUTE prepared to receive ayse
same The building beautifully situated the E
hood spectacle and the location healthy The rent Ie
moderate About 50 boardes be comfortably
ted and sufficient day scholars can be Immediately
make the establishment profitable No gentlemen neea
satisfactory references Address WIN. L. LAlNo' hemp
s,esd Queer Co., Long Island, N. T.
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8tationerp and fanrp GOODS.
q l. o T E & j A N y 8 -,

No. IS Fulton-.t., between William and Gold
Orders respectfully solicited
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8 LORD OF THE ISLES 2

THIS eeebrs ted Jack viii stand ne present season az ne
stables o. ]. W. Chairs, on th1 Franklin and C0um1n
Turnpike road, half mile norh Of spring hili Aaury
county Tenn ana vii s-rrc Jsuueits 20 SO The insur-
anre nayahs ben The eci o. ascor ned he properly
transferred Fify-Csuts o. the go1m n advance. PasfuF
age on good tIae gras lJ cents per week, i cd iih grain
- cents
h-uds -che5 high, Of extra tne appearance, deep Chest
long round body, with great gn long gh back, broad
bfus fna srchsd 1u- long 1eautflliv shansd rump
long heavy quarters hns syls, broad hocE, h Zoe broad
legs.
rBtga EHi Lord Of the iss sired bF heieiarafsd
ana uHoquzed imported Jack, Old knight Errarhis dam
by James 1ie5's : Blue, bis grand dam 0d A1n Rrya
(JHned lF TT. H. IhInaa, 0i auy county IenaJ Wloso
proiuc8 cqIli nos superior, auy ihs sie. VIA
ant and att-nlon Will oa gwen 20 a Jenues sent
him, but We VIII bot De iia1's cceid ITS
8. Lord Of lhe lesH ard bis jalnes By speea a1uee-
mcHt, viii DO under las perrin endencs ana minaro
o. that effuce Of fi0ck q sanirIm,
ChAlhss BELLAFAAF q JOHNSON,
marrhft-frrtrf~ gzr. Enrfrr efI- frrn.
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500 Reyvara

THE uudefgued win pay 500 io nc apprehension OF a
negro smsa EEa, 81 lakeu up in any free state,
and 500 if up Sats o fennes1e, and secured
iu any Jail tar they GET aim, deVerd to ldem No
Is Cedar street, Nashville, Ben about frg geara age.
lbog I've feet inches high, % DroHn coaf H qre
hcad aud very sensible and SMART ha vas raised on
Whites Creek Or Davidson county, b eamasi Casey and
isprobably in Nashys IN The iegdooacoi Of Whtga
Creek.
feb22-d6rWU JAMES & HARRlsoN
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CRAIGHEAD & MiNCHIN,

IMPORTERS OF
hardware and Cutlery
and Dealers " VholoB11o
and Retail hEeEChanG1
and OtIaor9 arc ER98IooCfa
fully invited to call sS1lCA
examine our IZtenE1Uo
stOcIk OK N EVV GOODS
Azo9, O Ia - nEs An-U14a7g
CarDo1aEor@'T Tools Cutie
ry, Guns, Pistols Locks
HdnSOS, Ca5C- G5C.
al or which VIII oc
wOId ut the lowest mar
Ix,f rates to cash I0I1EC1aR-
sores and the usual time
on aCCoIzEaE VIII be al.
Iovuod to Gho8O who BE1T
to 8On again
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- HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH NE IL Ny
- S busIuess sfr W. a. Mrscurs, our hrm o. uoE a.
6slauy JAS. B. CRAlGHBAD-
Nashville, Nay I, 1855.
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RUv;ING TIME BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO, AND
BALTIMORE g HOURSl
BAGGAGE CHECKEO THROUGH


TTVUE ONLY ROUTED by whicB through tickets to Wash.
irrt9n can be procured to which point as well as TO
Baltimore IL Is the shortest, most direct and in every
srt die most reliable route Il is the only route BY which
1ssrs of Through Tickets TO New ork are enabled
e r-srh the cities OF Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
Yo 81 the cost Of d Ticket 20 New ork only thus
gEr5 Business Hen end Travellers Tor pleasure inor
nation TO visit four ihe principal cities IN the Union for
less CT st than can be afforded By any other route.
And IL is the 01lv r0ute bv which Through Tickets
be bad 10 Edmond Norfolk, Winchester fredericksburg,
and Petersburg. Va Charleston, Savannah, Macon, A.
Isuta Augusta LeTEeY Springs and Bedford Springs
PASSENGERS from NASHVILLE take the stage Coaches OF
Carer Tlunas OF steamers on the Cumberland river
10 0rIsvrLE connecting there with the United States
Mail steamers % Cincinnati, with the Jacksonville
7i rad 30 Ind annapolis Ind make direct connection ai
Columbus Otia wish she Central Ohio Railroad TO Wheel
inc whence connection with tho Baltimore and Ohio
Rslr1a3 is made TO Washington City. Baltimore, Phils
deuIia ald NeH YORK.
phs Grs transferred al Cairo TO the Of the Illinois
TepHa Rsil-l.d, from thence passing through Terre
Vutr Ir6Iangpos Dayton and Genia 10 Columbus Three
Daily Trains leave Columbus, at 10 A NJ, $50 z. N. sad
u p. II.
~ Travellers are requested 70 notice that while this is
the 6y Tggs adug Through Tickets to al the Eastern
Ciar II The same rate Gs charged BY other routes 70 Asig
VUE7Tr Is s also the shortest most speedy and direct
10 a the leading points n the East The distance from
Columbus Go Baltimore is only $40 miles, being about 100
miles s7orer 10 sew York than BY any other route There
are changes Of cars by this route, aud consequently
less istsu.i5u. than bv any other.
t5- The road is ballasted with broken stone and is
entirely free from dust
Fariur'hs-iatozanation,p please uPplytOD G. RUMsEY
fcr Through tickets apply in Louisville at the Office Of
the u S. Mail Steamers al the Jacksonville RsirOad
OF,s Main street. WH. 5. WOODSIDE,
Master Transportation B. & .. l. E.
JOHN z. SHARP, General Western Agent
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T5gNNEsSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROA
OPEN TO BROAD STREET.


baggage packages and parcels forwarded a any part o
ID the eity r Glover Co.'S City EVpress Orders left al
th,Ir occ S5 49, South side Public square, viii be prompt
L. attended ln. iap3-H
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For second nsalnsut for the support Of ar b cksmith
sbcPs for teu years Per second a Of hs estg Of thir
st Juiy 'ighesn hundfed and 6ly tive ur thoussnd
two hundred and frty Jollsrs
For second instalmrnt Of prucpl paYabe annually
ten years to be distributed per eapa he usual
Of paving annuiiies PER second article Of epy q
thiHy n-st July eighteen hundred and f1y I've, ten
th0u7and dollars
For interest on tWo hundr-d ard slightly thousard
dollars unpa part Of the principal Of hres hundred
and SIX thousand dollars for year. at hss per eenum
per annum to be distributed per capita in the usual
ner paying annues per secoad sre c the treaty Of
thirty hrst July eighteen hundred and y 6Fe fJu teen
thousand snrea n1s5rsi dollsrs
For second Of ten sqJA annual ius'almen's ia lieu
former treaty str ions to Be pa per capita Grand
River Otowas per secaRd article Of the treaty Of thirty
ars July, eighteen hnudred and fy 6v three thousand
hTe hUnGrsd dollars
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WESTERN FREIGHT AGENCY FOR THE
Charleston Line,
ALSO FOR THE LINE FROM
Nashville TO Columbus,
Georgia.

WA "EsT FoiAT-J
Sixty Miles Nearer than any other Route,
OFFCLE NO. 2G, COLLEGE, STREET
Nashville, Tenn.
OvFRrFE aREEs by the Charleston Line promptly ad-
Jiutea at Office. Persons desiring intormallon as 70
rates Froiaht Eastward or westward W De grnlsnea
gfb T-irs anon aHglfcaton at the OG8ce by mail.
11fsfr m 81 L5uis Louisville and Cinclnnst, 70 be cent
% Cgnerlezan s O. Augusta and Columbus, Ga, Mont
ry a. or other stations the Sontn Carolina, eOr-
"a arta ana Lagrange, Montgomery and West Point
railroads win be forwarded free Oi charge eIeept drayage
when onaEued 10 al Nashville.
rage from the RyeTto The Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad Depot contracted for az three and half cents per
100 MS and win exceed that rate except on lots Of freight
I-ssan 1000 wgghquEutes lees than 1000 lbs charged
s. cents Tor the lOL CHARLES W. ANDbhsON'
,rss--5r-tC Agent.
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Ell-IIllL Nd a-lIII--l1 I1-l--l-
LoHELL naEs.
~ Ard sold WhoIessls By Berry 4 Dsm0Vis, Retail
b. 70. G. B-1wu Naslvis end on druggists in She city
and a Dealers. iu li sdiciuc gTeryVhele.
f-lrtrwfw.
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Ratss Of Freight from

CHARLESTON TO NASH VILL E
70 CoarrHcE WITHOUT ALTERATIsH rETiL rHn
FIRST DAY OF JUNE 1857,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-01
BY Dunlop, Moncure & Co.

GKOCERIEs, &c, AT AUCTION.--On
O'Clock. We win sell, at office, an assortment OF
Groceries, &c, consisting in part of
l56 hhds N Orleans and Cuba Sugarranging from
prime to choice quality
100 hhds. tierces ard bbls. N. Orleans and Cuba
Muscovado Molsases
400 bags prime Rio Coffee
Soap, Mustard, Whiskey, Brandy and other er.i.
clss suited to the trade.
TERMs--Urder 800 cash; over $500, months
credit for approved negotiable psper.
Sale without regaid TO weather.
NH DUNLOP. MONCURE L CO, Aucts.
4 COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE liz HENRICO COUNTY Pursuant
to the provisions of the decree pronounced by the
~, 1884, 10 ths suit of Toler against Tolers admins
traitor and others, we SHALL on MONDAY, the 9th
day of April, 1887 THAT being court day proceed
to execute the said Decree by offering for sale at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder at the front door of
the Court House of Henrico County, the piece of
land mentioned in the proceedings Of said suit.
This trac, lies about fifteen miles above the city Of
Richmond, in the immediate vicinity Of Short Pump
and contains ll5 acres. The tract 10 in the well
known coal region of Henrco, and 10 believed to be
valuable coal property and the soil of the entire
tract 10 of good quality.
The sale will take place at IL O'Clock n.
TERMs-ODe third cash; one third at twelve mos,
and the other third at eighteen months from the day
OF salethe credit insaments to bear interes. from
the day Of sale, the purchaser to give bonds with
good personal security for the deferred pawn ents
and the title to be retained till the whole purchase
money be paid
4 1sS g J.. W WINS. Commissioners.
NH Add wtds