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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-02
INDIANA.
THR srArx OF TRADE.

THE SrATh OF THADK.
From lhe Evansville Journal, Sept "a -,
fsklpe the rses OF exchange the criterion o. oe ~
srsc Of uade, Il would appear ~ II the universal
hat the prssent pocuniary oiicu ues we're ms rosu
excessive lmportsions, was net ell found.d
On England h nov only Ice 10 io7kt the e'e, -. oMs
era bis-scsua par being rccsopeda ltHg -nn ne ~
cent Tor 90 days interest,", there h % ~. W ~
cent IN excbasee which would anofd pron On ne I'M
portaion cf gold rom England -.,
me ou on r1charae on England s nov Operating - an
rpped,napt 10 the sspmen Of breadstshs and se see
stst~d IN tne Nsv York papers, thai the buyer grain
sra sonr would order the specie nn ead Of drs wing
b. Tbere bavs been bat few and very all shipments
~ sser,e 10 Faa and for several weeks does not sp
r~y sr m shess shsa the country much n1ebe< for
he srosus,c Of goods have pur shAsed abyoat
Thev appear have been settled fofthcy have probs
by been paid for In the hGs psoed eccns nal have been
erpsrsed and vh are ss mated 10 nave realised ths
Country $50 600 for NE lss yeara crop rhs
sou,h is erwemely easy In ~ pecvsary eonditcs. me
obef difficulty arresr V be The heavy desh Of the North
vest the pA TIE yrfncp4l oycrradisT lo have
been In the wcaerp @afes, whs hare bcen engaged in
ocssly enlerprs0 ard sDr upes speculatlons an, ,he
people, sslrds< ~h imssinry asd prospective pronh,
have lived exirsvssanty, while In kuh vim - yesys
short orof they mad bos little 70 exrwt 70 ray for what
mey we're buying kxchanse between the sbuth nd
Es,t |. low, End also bo ween ths country ard ENhnT
ana n exchange v reliable Indicator - the bsspccs
trade "a wopli srpcar arsrouhes have "a gina
ed In the foreign sonaeTce q bs seuhtT u We -
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Prom The 6sspuAm Mercury, set 2s
The great news Of TIE day IL the suspcnsos ~ PAT.
menss By Ne banks Of Philadelphia and B,iLm'r''
Aside from The immediate causes which have been ms
toned, ihsrc which 90 deeper ard which sSsml
aes the present cyiss 10 thn ~ 1877 We slude 70 toe
enormous speculsions ~ Western lanh And, of there
spccus1ont PniEdtlrhs and eai incrr have eesn We
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ssyy 10 make the fos wing rec,umeada.ons require
s ess !; rsaSss % ts.es., on
possa Of % r .s ss sna e s.s ssrs Ia
ssssuos Si SsI own 6is Al sss 0''s' ''AA
s ne :s q <:
n a =: q :.s s q s g ~
khcde Island banks 70 payment Of Indebtedness dus
s:s ssl ss s.' oar.
an and do
+; s:.s ::s: Il
provide To- IL ,sespon SS y s.ss ne Dsss q %
r sssa q % 70 and % ne
rrovdez Of condion under oath Of the
sssssns Ss Ss.hr - was M as oss Of S1sins.s oe
H,:i & d. ss.s
each osss S:s Sus s.a
p. s:sS q: ss, bank
SSsss SSsss and j ! due to y bank II . Rhode Island
la do ,Aa q q AssHSsY + Hs i9ssi' paying places
s5SSH sTSas E.sSStiH. S.sEiS Commissioners.
PROVIDENCE, srpt - isa.
IT'S said that ne banks hcue coatucsed for the Int siuy
ss.; as ss. =. s'Sss CO., and as s rs
deuM 10 obtain ever and the rsle have mot mgated
rseny.four per cent wM cered yesterday on the most
u reported that some instances have occurred Of
bsr ks selling cheeks New York at premium. This
30 think csnnot be ue. 40, 10 altogether indeseDsi
ble and vii make special session OF the General Assem-
bly, necessary n 70 cract the ~irg provision that
pakaed at The October session In $780,
FEC Duying tbs Suspension OF specie payments shall
be awful for bank To sell otherwise dispose ~ s
undn In other States checks slga payable
st day rsrt tho bills o banks Of her states
rate than The value thereof the may be dis
by for the redemp Ion OF
own bills or Indebtedness at par.
The circular Of tho Bask Com mBzioues expressly
Joins the banks nom parting wi their specie for any
purpose than the redemon Of their biih To ne
their specie funds u premium u quite ~ bad.
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Yulswurvr~a II Nav HAxrsHss mo Governor o.
s.- Hsmrshlre has appointed Thursday, the 2ssh OF No
vtrnbsr, 10 be Observed . day c tnaskssivius and
prsyer me day urosjscctssc, and unless me Pre-
,.eni ceslsrsss sime FOR ,vins through
cut s cOrBay, would be vel fer NE eovwno~s st an
the ssse zoe sdop, ibe 2eth cf November,
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NEW YORK STATE STOCK SECURITY BANKS.
INFORMANT DECISION OF THs SUPREME COURT,
AIBAsy WptuAt runH, rrrrMBss, 1901.

~ people ~ ne relatson Of ne srdclie Bank Us.
y1H.s IN Cbck Superintendent of ne Bank Department -
Yis was application behalf OF the eAsor 70 com
pe he Bank Department 70 trAntfer ccain seosIhes do.
p1sited him by she reov upon The surrenter Of an
equal amount Of ~ circulating noscs. appeared that
Ne reatov 10 banking institution organised under the
general banking laws OF this state and tne several acs
sHssdssory erso; hat he securities deposited In the
uos Of Inc Bank Department by the relator amount 70
500 200; and thaa the crculauoa pf NE bk duly regis
sared u he Sscartment amounts 70 the same rum Ap
pAaon had been mad 70 ne BANK Sc perntsudcns for
renssfer 70 he ressor Of portion OF We securities 20
eAnafeyred and a the time equal Amount OF the
sirouiang notes Of he bank rendered A. Parker
fu relaior}s D. uushins, Attorney General fw dauden
by the Court Harris, J-By the bth section OF the s5t
- autherxe the businem OF banking session laws OF
1883, 24bt the Comptroller, vboss duties have sdoe
tees dsvolved upon the supcvstcndert o the Bank De
paytment, vas authorised upon the application OF The
swnu d try sock which bad been transferred 10 him
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-02

The 5urrat "a Crsspnrops contains an sdverssscsen
c The Issue of he sakes " the Danaoe and Bsos sen
railway reserved for Tmkey.
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THE DIVIDENDS OF THE BOSTON BANKS

THE DIVIDENDS OF THE BOSTON BANKS
IRE ,orteo for the sssios Daily Advertiser |
he following 10 an accurate list Of the semi annual dvi
dends OF the BDston banks exceps The Freema Narh
hno Web ter whose sccounn are not ct made mp par
able on Monday ncxi, October bth; together the
dividends paid in ri last oil be that there are
or few variations In the di dends OF April October
The ka,erlo Bank increased J. per cent The dividends
OF the Atlas, broadway, Norm sate and washington
Banks are dlmnished X per osnts-
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6eh and every one b asundsnv ros ;onsple II
here te any free banks Who can present ~ large Aas
be asfess 70 cover prop0rienate lsbiss and respon
sibe oaas Of stockholders, would afford pleasure
10 Know JOHN NAGEE, President
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FAILURE OF THE FARMERS AND CITIZENS
RANK or VII ILMcpIrpC

NJ Fsmsrs' and Citizens Bank or williamsburg, L. l.
ossssd ~ doors yertay morning, having becn pushed
supenson Of BUSINESS BY the pressure Of The times
stated that the bank had slo5, 900 deposh and
sbeus sz77 900 discounted paper In ~ pcssesson AMI
~ s72S o<o OF the aaer h considered perfectly good
Dsposisors have been 1rured that Eey win not lae in
~ slightest degree, although they may have to wait
sers time for their money. Tho CIR juaon OF the bank
500 900, and this secured By STATE stocks tbs
bW h< hen cannot mner. II " bsne-ed that The bank
Win very redeem oil s circu Auou dollar for doar
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FAILURE IN TORONTO, G. W.

ToaoNro, Q. W, Oot /, 1857.
Il. Bre banker, Of his city, Suspeodea Nils morning
n as report that his creditors win paid 70 l.
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ne Presi ens Of banks held meeting hlx morning
ssd resolved not 10 suspend.
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THE BANKS OF AUGUSTA, GA.

AtuUbrA, Ga. Oct 1, 1907,
ns banks here are dIsoounting freely, 70 enable the
merchants 70 purchase cotton.
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THE CRISIS IN ILLINOIS.

YAILuRs OF rnE BAsK OF BELLBvILLs, ETC.
81. LouIs, o,, /, 1861.
me- Bank OF Beleville, BeDevle, MI ,o.s has failed
ne banking house OF Moore, Bonenbash & Co., si
Qvinoy, Illinois, has suspended.
On Monday, nj The same place, there was run upon
sss banking house of Fsgg Savage, bat they sustained
lAcmselyes.
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RUN ON THE BANKS IN DETROIT.

DEHHo1Ts VSs
YAs he Pcninsular Bank cs1sos intense exotic
usal me run the other banks was severe this
~. ns run was principsily BY small btu holders. The
bsaks redeem pesrrxy, and are, 70 all Appearances,
uruQG.
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THE MONEY CRISIS.
REDEMPTION &c UNITED STATES STOCKS.
.eo~ueoN~~1N~oNr1~Ne-n
important Decision Relative to the
New York Banks.
s~a.o~o-J%N~~eoSooo|~o-
List Of Commercial Failures During the
Past Week.
Feb PANIC IN THE COUNTRY,
10, TO-, 10
THE MONEY CRISIS.

E REDEMPTION OF THE PUBLIC DEBT.
WASHINGTON, Oot l, 1857
Yataday and b day apszrds Of sesen hundred Aoa
ssRA dollars f p4bsc debt to Aond for redemspon
q pvcsSssm Of from ten TO si9seen per ce1 tAs drasfv
uAdsa On ne Nao Pork Sub Treasury sOiu appear ness
a@oyoso, and cause a renJer Of mtcA gold from an
.Asautus b csrcs,asn0 condition. ne BoUoy Soutm9s
Ass alone suy, asyed too hundred sd cecs Aousand
doUsrs for shich check issscd TO day.
THE PRESSURE IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, oot /, 1887
mare IL moro harmonious action among banks 70
~. me Pennsylvania u gradually szenx hening her
sraAiHoa, and 70 morrow or Ssurdy will be In limo Se
ve~l Of the banks arc accommodating their cuso mers
IN dsoouns, and decidedly better feeling eaias
neSn. white, Stevens % ard Aessrs. La renoe
Bpcs % who have branch hcu1e in Boston, suspend
ID to-day.
ms Reading Railroad pAld The coupaps due to-day.
IKE PHILAnKLpHIA STOCK BOARD.
Block1 heavy. Peuusyvsr fes, 79,<; Rskiius Ran
rsad, l7x; Long Island Railroad s1s; PsnDywana Rail
road, 70.
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THE CHARLESTON BANKS STAND FIRM.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-10
LORINZA BRYANT AND SHERWOOD
BRYANT,s HEIRS. EXPARTE-

pf vas Of decree 81 the WorBhipul County Court q
ID Davidson county, made March Term Is57 in ne
above cause will, on SATURDAY, the Il da7 Of pr
1857, al MCNhueraTie the Lebanon Pike expose q
Pu6e sale TO the highest der Sixty Acres OF Land
IN District No. ?, bounded asfOoWs s-Wig: Commencing
a. the Northeast corner OF the Homestead Tract the line
OF James Buchanan Decd ans tbs OF he line be-
tween JchH hair decd, and Sherwood Bryant decd
the Lane and running thence West along said and sad
Buchanan and BryanIs line 7S poles stake, thence a
ght angles with sid Lane line South poles 70 The
line between Thomas Everett Decd and said Bryant Themes
East along said EYerss aud BrTants line 925 poles Il
stake the line OF said Blair deed, and said Bryant
decd thence NoHh along said last mentioned line poles
10 the beginnings and also absut Eight Acres in the SANE
Aeghsorhood Twill also sell al the inc place the
following described negroes, sHl Juda child Martial
William and Lender. ~
1EAHE-Ihe Land viii be sold ! and years credit
holss VITA approved seeuEty taken, and lsn retained
FOR the Nesroe1 onshird cash. the Balance in mon tbs
notes with good security will be required.
EAaT q bHANE, FELIX K. CHEATHAM,
Au'y' for petitioner. [url0-td-PnTsesi0l @. and n.
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THE
Gr@fenberg Medicines!


RI well Known aud eagerly sought for thrOushout ii
n whole Continent Of America
Never Before their Introduction could any series
popular TemsdSs De found that any emergency
hat we're always iS BE- relied on, AID within
Never fBefOrO the GsssnberE PRla, could Won Oh
taiA for 9S ss certain remedy for Bilious Diseases Liver
Complaints, Dyspepsia, COEiVenesS and Asthma.
Never Before this Fever and que remedy could an
thing 30 found that cared all Of Chs Fever FOR S.
Never BetorS the Green Aeuntah OIntmsnt was here
70 BE found for as aR Immediate for Burns Bruises
GUS DIG sores ErybpAslaS, and lnhammaons, either
Never Before HarshsIls Uterine Cutholi,ou was Fall
aE Of the Womb, ana other Uterine diseases found 10 be
oubs New ten saseI out OF twelve sursd By hi
~ II any ply lleian suPpossS that A u merely auasE
Kennedy, We would reply, ha It prepared By Dr. POND
EchOol-thRs will furnish any reputable physciap al
qusnuty sf It galatousy 10 test its merits his patients
nshed with It's component parts is the greasst blessing
70 me sex that he science Of msdtaO has discovered
never Before the Grsfsubsrs Dyssntery Syrup. Va,
there certain remedy for Bloody Fux Dysensry and DaT
Never BsforE lhsiutrodqetion Of the Chidren's Pana
fVs years OF age Yo-fI diseases and strong nsdciSs
carried then oRHow, thiI medicine them even aeT
ne eoe Saa nurses AaTs pronounced their sass' hopeless
Never before ives any Tonic Bitter 50 popular a. tn,
from DySPepSaOr Bilious diseases while ais simple mCd
teiho can at all times, prevent III
powerful !hal sompopndsa by he Grssnbsrg
Never Before has the COasun phvs'I Balm found is
would this have entered Deaths dark portal fhsJ had
net been recommended to use th in preferences y many
nOstrums that are loudly Wanted
Never Before we're PLEA sHd Hundreds Of diseases ss.
saln Of cure have eerhdcaiss Of persons entirely
eIea uer Dr. mot' ana other great physicians had
ed that nothing bat the knife eOald sEsrd relief
Never Before could iRhamed ewes and wsakuosr q
hEAt be cured Tor 2ae- The Eye Lotion doss
Never Before was any Book Published hat contains
mach medical knowledge CTDfsnbsrg Manual n
Hslh for 25c Il ought 10 be in every family The land
Never Before has aay AlmanIS been published 81
bllulble as sho Health Almanac urnIhed gratutousy
W all Druggists, aAd ~ MACKENZIE & BECKWITH,
msrshlG-u EssbyIIIs Ts15
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-10
THURSTON BERNARD,


Next door to Calh0un'sl
I'VE nov have on hand beautiful stock Of French
w aadl English hsrin0s, PLAIN Plaid and ANDRE
shaded 81 wool DsIaines B0mbazinss Csshmsrss, Man
chester DeLanss; Plaid Red, Yellow and White FlanneE
all qualities. Also oOmplsts stock Of Staple Goods
SsrFnns' Goods 0fa kinda 10 which We invite the attn
ton q al CASH buyers e. We can giEs geod baRgsuG.
Bgpt2e-b
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SNUFF AND TOBACCO.
Peter LoriIIard,

NO. 4s CHATHAM STREET, NEW YORK.
CUCCESSOR Of PNTER & GEOReH LoE1LLaRp. oFsrs 70.
Osale all kinds Of SNUFF and TOBACCOS in genera.
U.s.. For particulars FiCs CURRENT can be chained by
addressing above. This Establishment il one Of -
oldest Of the kind in the United States.
msV20-lV
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A. }. Mcbride,
COPPER, TIN & SHEET IRON WORKER,
No. Z, BROAD STREET,

COPPER, TIN 81 SHEET IRON WORKER,
No. z, BROAD STEEgT,
NASHVILLE, TEN NESSEE.
HAVE this day purchased the interest Of Mr.. Henry
McCaslin in the above business and hereby tender my
sincere thanks to all my old friends and patrons for their
berality heretofore extended to the firm and would most
respectfully solicit continuance Of favOrs from them, and
wish to info al the world and the rest OF mankind"
that have on hand and for sale splend q lot Of
COOKING STOVES,l
Of various patterns. ParOr Stoves for wood and Goa
common and fancy Crates, Box Stoves for ChurCnss HO
low Ware Of every variety hand made to order Fur
races and Foot Stoves entirely patterns Tin Ware
of every description, suitable for house keeping.
JOB WORK.
! am prepared to do sill kinds Of Job Work such as
House Gutteng Roofing any other branch pertaining
TO that line.
STEAMBOAT AND FURNACE WORK.
Hyod friends of the River will find it to their advantage
call and give hearing before bargaining elsewhere
for work.
ALSO, for sale one pair secondhand ENGINES cyin.
der II inches diameter and four feet stroke with
shaft and other fixtures suitable for light draught
steamer, which Csu be bought on reasonable terms
june a. js25
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Imported Albion.

THIS thoroughbred imported Stallion will makeA
his nth season al my Stables, Gallatn, I'm
this year commencing the 18th March, AID closing
18th July. Terms $50 the season, and 81 10 groom
Mares well taken Of at 81 per week.
Alb lie we'll known in Middle TenReSses TO require
any detailed description Of himself nedigTes latter
pure he and his colts have taken the FIRST premiums
al most Of the fairs in Middle Tennessee.
teb2f GEORGE ELLIOTT
Herald, Lebanon; Herald, RusseVine, KY. Herald, Co.
umba; and Memphis Appeal, copy weekly The amount Of
a5, and charge thts 0EOs,
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Horne & Co,

COhNEh bhOAD AMI MAhhEt oEhEEID.
NASHVILLE, TEEN.
WILL give prompt attention 70 Receiving, storing,
w purchasing, selling or shipping Cotton, Tobacco,
Wheat Corn, Flour and Bacon, and will also devote
peeal attention to receiving, storing and forwarding
merchandise of every description.
Our facilities in point Of room and eOnVenienee
equal to any in the city.
iuvzg-h.
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REMOVAL.

THURSTON B BERNARD have removed 10 No. 1s
Public Square, EeIt door to CalhOuns where they
viii be happy 70 show their customers first rate stock Of
Dry Goods consisting Of Black, Brown, and Blue Broad
Cloths; Black and Fancy CassImsresi Vestings Gloves
HosisrT, Cravats, handkerchief, &C., &c.
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II. H.B.CLTFFORD.I ~.

GTORAGE, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MIR.
~ CHANTS (sKeusvsy No II Third street, between Main
and River Louisville. Ky.
Every kind Of Produce and every description Of manuse-
tured articles sold consignment me highest market
rate, and prompt returns made Particular paid
70 forwarding Merchandise, Live Stock, &c.
All goods market 10 ny will Be forwarded with dis
patch have I'M operative rule direct shipments
without taking into store thereby saving shippers extra
dTayaFe sTorsge, &c. Ny eiy for storing h surpassed
IN the eY the house sVsy large and eommodioHs
the river.
Refer TO Robinson Bro John A. Mller IouisVis Rev;
J. NJ Curtis, lOpkinsVls t. Cartwright Memphis Tenn
Col L. 5 Elliot IndianaPois' H. PatIeson JsfsrsohviIo
Ia; Hon. s. N, Baly, Richmond, Va. Ifsb27-dly,
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Frederick Bleir,
4avergne
Steam MilIs for Sale,

THE undersigned wishing to devote bis time more to his
Farm offers this valuable property for sale, upon very
favorable terms
There is Saw and three Of runners in eompets
working order. everything eontTVed the best possible
manner for convenience.
In point Of locality unsurpassed being within 20 wards
Of the Railroad IS miles from Nashville and OF the
richest sections in Middle Tennessee ANY Dersou sbin1
70 buy is respectfully invited TO eall and examine.
will also sell my Residence with the Mills II desired
which is and desirable property. have also two or
three No. Male Teams and Wagons for sale
iAa2I-3m JNO. HILL.
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TO THE CONSUMERS OF CORN MEAL In
NASHVILLE.
T HAVE started Mill in the city, and viii keep Oh
hand, fresh Meal, at No. lO7, South Summer street
All orders attended TO- aud will sell the lowest cash
city, and viii deliver to customers in any part the
price. J. W. CALDWELL
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T"NO mILLW NIIHIs, NIL UVNER5 ANU OTHEHs.
n Wolfemden y Co., a. The reqaet Of thrir piends
and patrons have ed their place o 5usnsss No.
Cherry street, 1hrse doors South Broad, prepared
n make patterns of every desert PIT all kinds Of Machines
repaired and aiteuded Saw Manfrls Of ever description
made - order The and hey hope hg pune
iuaily fudling al orders, duo share % Funuo
patronage mrl3--Gm.
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Aohf LIZ 81 IAN lUNE "a " WUEaH8l
Walnut Grove,


CAMUEL HAsLAN, having made important additions
~ to bis machinery, and greatly increased bis Gcties
for manufacturing Stone Of every description, Is eqlai ia
point Of finish and durability 70 any made IN the Guy
prices and giving his personal atentos % the
Hstng Of the work be feels confident that be can give
satisfaction 70 al who may favor him With their ORDERS
such Setting stone Front 10 Hoses % Sill 70 Fencing
TO steps, 20 String COrniCe, % Ls=gs Landing
Tagging, 20 Bush Hammered FaEginE, 70 Cgroing,
Cupng % Chimney Top. and all The brauchst Of stone
Cutting, for cash. imaT25-lYl SAMUEL HASLAM
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Pennsylvania RAILROAD,
NOTICE TO PASSENGE Frs.
crnnnrrrrnn nrrrrr n 4 q 2

bUPEhINTENDENI1 y
NASHVILLE, Jan. s, 1857.
NNand after Monday the 18th instant the Ticket
~ once Nashville ard Chattanooga Railroad will
be established % College street, under the SeWRnee
Hots The Omce will be open A. NJ. and closed a.
O'clock P n. Passengers should Proeure Tickets before
going 10 the ears. fl. /. ANDERSON, Supt
ArnERsoH. Tfekat AGENT. IianQ-tE
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STEAM SHIPS.
For German Ports.
NEW YORK, BREMEN 4 SOUTHAMPTON
UNITED STATES NAIL sTKAEERS

TNHH ships comprising this line are WASH 80
i INGTON, Capt. z. CaYendy; HER -
MANN, Capt. Edward Higgins. These StSa-
merS stop at Southampton, both going and returning.
PRoPosRp pATRs aAILINa-leaI
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Stopping a. Southampton, both going and returning hey
offer passengers proceeding London and Havre advantages
any other route, fer the economy Of time aAd money
Passage New York Southampton and Bremen First
Cabin Main Saloon 100 dollars First Cabin Lower Saloon,
ITO dollars; Second do. 60 dollars.
All letters and newspapers must pass through the Pest Of
Zee.
No Ofsdng win BE- signed parcels the
day OF sailing,
An experienced Surgeon lie attached 10 each ship.
For freight or passage spplytO
Q. H. SAND, u South William street., New York;
C. A. HRINRKEN 4 CO., Bremen,
CRoSKBY & CO., Southampton.
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