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Pennsylvania RAILROAD.


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7-sss.i-sssss ges-.ss5sg 75:iiiis.sT 7s.ssss9
TFNHE Great Central Route, connecting the Atlantic cities wih
Western Northwestern and Southwestern States by
uuuou Railway drect This road also Pittsurg
With daily lines Of Steamers to all ports the Western Rivers,
and at cleveland and saudu With all ports
Nor t8eern Lakes making the most direct cheapest md ri
L T9 by which FREIGHT can be forwarded to and from the
5rsGs Wet.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURG.
fRsT CLAss-Bo0ts' Shoes, Dry Goods lin =. ~ toou
boxes Eurs, EeathersAl1c-, ''0' ~ 4O0Lo .
SECOND CLAss.-Books and Stationary, Dry { en-. - ,ooa
Goods (n uales.) Hardware Leather, &c, ~ hi iOo'
Third CLAss.-Auvils, Baggiug, Bacon and =n- - ,ooa
PORK lin bulE.) Hemp SC. wv 1T i'oio'
EOCRTH CLAss-C0Gee, Fish. Bacon, and Pork % - 7oou
tIacEed-) Lard and Lard Oil, 1Uo - @'Slo-
FlOur-iJcts per hbl. until further notice.
Grain-ajcts. per 100 lbs, until further notice.
COt0nSs per hale, exceeding 5000 lbs. wcigh until fur
ther notice.
IL In shipping Goods from any point East Of Piladsphs
particular 70 marx package UiG PhEd6yhiI RdlrDHd.'
All Goods consigned the Agents OF this Railroad Phiiade
pha or PittsluTg viii lie forwarded without d6tenton
FREIGHT AGESTiarris, WOrmley & Co., Memphis, Tenn
r F. s IS & Co., 81 Louis; j. S. Mitchell & Evansville
Indiana Dumesl ssll and HgrdOck, aud Carter a. JeEet
Louisville, Ky; &. c. Hedrum, Madison, Indiana
& Brown, and Irwin & Co., Cincinnati, n. W Graham. q Co.,
q ZaueFIIe, Ohio Leach & Co.. No. 81 Khy street, Boston,
Lch & Co. Ast0r House, New York No 4, William street,
and No Battery Place. New York; l.. J. Sneeier, Phade epha
hasggU kusus, Baltimore; G.. Fraucscus Pittslurg.
IL. n. HOUSTON, General Freight Ag6at, PhilG-
H.J. LOhBAEBr, SUyt-, 5kt0JHG, Penn.
aprl, 'J,-u
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NUMBER 162

each family having their youngest son named Az
drew have understood that thst ssttlsmsntB Baa
0eAeVsd 70 be in North Carolina -preTioug-ts fls'r
reEoiution-tha her Courts had jurisdiction oxsr ia
lnnabltants It being included il one Of her oounts5
-iast aiier the Revolution the two States Of South
Gnu NORM CaFoiina had the division line run md
possible that two families from Ireland, each having
three sOns the youngest IN each family bsarfr
the name Of Andrew, eould arrive in the sane rs-T
1853, in the same seltlemsnt2 r.
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TW0 van GABLE EARNS FOR SAFE.

g1gAr vsuabIs farm on which ne undersigned has
SD fST he Isf eight or nine years. is lor sals Zee
an @ atsr, of BiF HsrDsth river. in ths county Of VIZ
lams0u fourteen miles rom AashYiilo near me tEe OF
rom FraukiIn thL county scat OF Williamson and within
miles Of Ihg NoFth Wsu0In Railroad nov being eon
sructsd. The trct contains abouioqr hundred and eni
acres Of dr faFming land; the county line between
Davidson sRd williamson runs through ths AOrthg cor
ger o. ne Staes. wa formally ne wen Known a @
on ths a comfortable residences, via al no
eessTy out houses barn. cribs stables eaags noas7 e7
Eith excellent Young orchsfdo q moss choice ~ ooo
spring water and an abundance -,'e1 .ef
running rom dusrent sources laroasn Ne @ Aoa
this farm Is another tract Of about Uo ahdfaq sores o.
80 Irs E snsi 10 sny FOR erops either grain o grass
and both united (hsy vii Be sol separately ogshsE,
made one Of me BEST stock farms IN The STATE Is size
A. those Wantng to buy, would Of course Whs % T1E
deemed unnscsssary but all invited % call and see m
hsmsslvss. laHg 2S-eo&EHl John T. Hill
TwIsH % ssn the farm on Ehlch reside, in WiIamsga
county, adjoining that advertised above % NJ John I
nine and half acres Of arst rate rmng Lard, via com
6orsbe dwelling. with sl necessary out houses 5aps o,
with good fences iBCladzg about hundred yr9s 9
stone fsnes viii ell ths plE0a ssPlrasy, OF
iFabte farm, and purcAassrB invited 70 al oa ~
and s-amiHe he premises LAFlhlA CsAllS CS ~ T.,
stor5yf sryde- & FriEzsil' Nashville Z
Prof. Haskell's ElecIro Oil.--A 51Ppy q ,1s rs
wonderful Medicine for the cure q % -, f,
Corns and all nervous disa Heldanes and PANS - @
received BY EWIN, PENDhBtOA q ~ ana y sO.si.
Nasbve Tennesse, where B be obtained Ihe suner1g
should purchase bottle mnedateiy. Sc advertasenL h
another column. n
Oil is furnished Us for publication.
pRoF HAsKEL-Dear Sir: fee it 70 Be- ny -
The public. through you, what your woudsrnl -
done for my family. Ny wife has been alarlaf 80 t,
ne falling Of the womb and pains IN ~ ~ & - Z. ,jl
bou7ht one bottle of your Oil yester.ay' Al
fr from pain. and sends Wlrraes- l,L -
,-1-ritT have had a rhul1aac pl IN ny -l9Al-l .a4
PItPSILs - IN t-u minutes from ha time applied
YOUR oil te Dain vas an gone ~ . trly Hon9ais lsy
Tor all pains, such as Ee tals '---i 7-- d -
4i'S 1-l' G.. T. SWIFT, Merritt House
t--ribed before ne, this day, 3ith of july ls5I.
LIBERTY W ATE, Justice Of the Peace
s-fiuony tells Scr true taie worth columns 11 ae
,-1,jscasss an over the land, and great Eay %.
~ t ve EuBing AFFLICTED. See advertissut 1A notaeT
-c,iann. lI1srltfgly
OLIVE OLA tssh supply jsss ssszs5 "A .3sts''y
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square, one year, sO-Esh additional square, SO
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, viii be charged for che excess.
IN TIE WEEKLY.
O DOLLAR persquars for The st, and FTE GETs each
subsequent insertion
Advertisesnts published IN both the Daily Weekly VII
Be charged the fail daily rates With onehaf the weekly
added.
ZaHsszt A6gsssasess asESf 5e paid for q eEs tine Of
Insertion
To Correspondence
Il viii save great deal Of unnecessary aouhls
friends writing Will hear IN mind the following rules
Always give date post Office county, and State in the bOdy
Of your letter
you wish the paper changed from once 70 another, give
both Offices in fuli.
If you write business and on other matters write On separate
sheets Of paper, different leaves Of one sheet.
Letters and communications solicited upon a such iac and
subjects may Of Information or interest 20 the public.
Anonymous communications OF whatever cactel E receive
attention.
Correspondents should write only upon se cf the paper
Wecsnnot undertake return r ected communications.
All letters husnes should be directed % hessrs. E
bAsrAs & Co.. and not Pes0ualy 10 either OF The ProPre
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The Ticket Office the Passenger Depot and is open
hour before starting Train, which allows ample time
the purcs Tickets. 1t is Open other time during
day. Passengers for the Eastern cities leave on the A. n
Time TO Richmond 4 hours Washington days Philadelphia
half New York three days. This the cheapest
and lest route from Nashville to the East.
New Orleans passengers leave the2S0 P NJ Train, arriving
at Memphis in time connect New Orleans the evening
day. 90 through without detention at Memphis
Those for McNinnve SPARTA and Beersheha Springs leave
Nashville 30 NJ Train, which connects directly at Iu
with the Train McMnnville Persons leaving Nc
Mnnville the morning arrive at Nashville at $50 p 81
which leave daily for Smithland
and different places the Ohio and Mis-
spTi rivers also, daily line OF stages Tor LOUISVILLE leaving
every morning the arrival Of the night express.
By this chlnge Of SchsuIe, the Train from Memphis connects
direct at with and down day Trains, causing
DELAY 70 Nashville ami Eastern passengers and hour gained
over Sc5juIe going Memphis from Nashville.
..- Hr-.s G.. L. ANDERSON,
iuIvIO 1858 BPG General Ticket ArIlt.
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DESIRABLE STORE HOUsE FOR SALE


VETB for the accommodating terms, that
valuable property known the Orleans StOre on the
South side OF the Square, opposite the Market House. being one
most desirable business stands in the city Those wishing
J. L. & r. ". BROWN,
iuly7 a Cherry street.
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Fare Reduced.

Cabin Passage 10 New York $50.
SteeFagc ditto Sc
NTEW YORK and CHARLESTON side-wheeI Z. S. Mail
u Steam Ships, throu yh in IS 70 30 hours.
steam Ship C0EUDljiG. 1900 tons NJ Berry Commander.
hHshCile, 1870 tons. l.. NJ. Murry, Commander.
sTds. AdyeT- 100 tons, r, Adams, Commander.
NIys0H. 1900 tons, W. J. Foster, Commander.
- LEAVE Adser's Wharyes every Wednesday
-~sf=Es-g@s and Saturday - high water.
ssAIL Tnese Steamships all built expressly for
Es his line, and for safety speed and comfort an
uuriVailed the Coast.
Tables supplied every luxury; attentive and courteous
Commanders travellers this line possible
comfort and accommodation,
Cabin passage, S-U
Steersge passage,
For fTei gtt passage, apply TO
HENRY MUSHROOM, & CO., Agents,
Cor. East Bay and Adger's South W harf,
JulylG-H Charleston 5. q.
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FEVUE ONLY ROUTEby which through tickets Washington
he procured which point we'll 70 Baltimore, IL
is the shortest direct and in every respect the most reliable
route It is the only By which purchasers Of Through
Tickets 20 New York enaed reach the cities Of Baltimore
Phldeph, and New York at the cost Of ticket to New York
only thus enabling business and travellers for pleasure
information to visit four OF the principal cities in the Union for
less cost than can be afforded by any other route
And the only h hch Through Tickets he had
20 Richmond, Norfolk, Winchester Fredericksburg and Peters
burg Va Charleston, Savannah, Macon, Atlanta, Augusta
Berkley Springs and Bedford Springs
Passengers from AaYl take the Stage Coaches Of Carter
IhomOs, steamers Il Cumberland river 70 Louisville
connecting there with the United States Mail steamers TO Cnciu
NATL with the Jacksonville Railroad indianapolis Ind
mas direct connection Columbus, Ohio with the Central
Ohio Railroad 70 Wheeling, whence Close connect tOn with the
Baltimore and Ohio lroad made Washington City Bat
more, Philadelphia and New York.
Passengers holding Through Tickets from Memphis
transferred Cairo the Of the illinois Central Railr0ad
from thence passing through Terra Haute, indianapolis, Dayton
Xeua, Columbus Three Daily Columbus
10 A. N 800 2. NJ and l., P. NJ.
III ? Travellers requested that while this the
O route aOvdng Through Tickets al the Eastern Cities at
the rate charged hy other eC fOFE OGi, it Is
also the shortest speedy and direct all the leading points
IN the East Tie distance from Columbus to Baltimore Is only
SO miles, being about 100 miles shorter New York than hy
other There less changes Of by this route, and
consequently less detention, than by any other.
= The read is aasted with broken stone and is entirely
free from dust
For further information please apply to D. G. RUET, AGENT
Nashville, Tenn
For Through Tickets apply in Louisville at the Office Of the
u 5 Mail steamers, the Jacksonville Railroad Office,
1iain street. WM. S. WOODSIDE,
Master transportation B. & o. r. R.
JOHN NJ. SHARP, General Western Agent
iune 2j
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SAVAGE & ANDERsOHs
ATTORHETs Al Law,

SmtthVtlAeB Ten n ease be-
Hayug associated themselves together IN the pEtcs OF
Law, viii give their undivided attention 70 all business
assi 70 hem. They will practice In al the counties o. ne
ourta Judicial Circuit and The counties of aapi
Cannon, Wilson, and in lhs suprsms Court AZ Nashville
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Rrn HnILINt3 sPRrNGs.

TFACON COUNTY, TENNESSEE.-We take pleasure iR an
W friends that we ready receive vs
every preparation has been made for
IHe comfort and pains viii be spared 20 render their stay
pleasant arelble As 60 the medicinal quality C cur water
many addicted with various diseases have visited them and n aieW
weeks I.e entirely cu~Cl greatly Relieved and compu
sing vi, diseases Of the Kidneys, S,rofu dis
ul-uI - >n, the Bladder, nroT, Sore Eyes and
dCrau-eEleut al lhe ui-1- .iEe System in general.
CW tEGE ES.
Transient Bo75e from 81 - 50per day, g. pereek
Oh iren under Ten f and servants, half price
Nr-Ihnmas,u Uartsva. viii Hack meet the Stage
from tHt place 90 Che 1ru-s regularly through tire
iuuer 81 NEWLY a kRN, pruTriet0rs.
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PROCLAMATION.


Il WILLIAM SMITH, Governor Of Virginia, certify and
make that Joseph Prence-Who signs certificate
relating to The bTUCtCRGGrg iegeGbto Iais the Clerk
Of the Court Of This lie eeruc
names Of m reliable and responsible people in this
nJy ceTJgs the inva5le curative action of The Grae
enlur- e.eL4aje Pills IN the following diseases:
Blous Complaints Asthma Constipation, Dyspepsia Erys-
pas Low Nervous. Simple EeVe Gastric Feyers, Grpe
leaI turu, Headache, Indigestion Hysteres, Liver COmpan
Nervous Disorders, Neuralgia, rheumatism and all diseases
arising OF action ia the digestive organs"
And further testify full credit and faith due and
ought be iyen- TO said certificates.
In testimony Whereof have subscribed aame and caused
the Seal Of the STATE to be affixed heeunto-
WILLIAM SMITH, Governor.
By the Governor:
WN H. RICHARDsoN Sec. Com. and Keeper Of the Seal.
Dr. KTTRBGE, Portsmouth, Cerhes that these Pills the
hest remedy diseases OF the digestive organs that he has
met with.
Dr. CHAPMAN anything equal them for Liver
Stomach Nausea and Headache.
Dr. OsTEAND FOR all Of Bilious Com
pants in climates found them when prescriptions
and other hundreds OF cases, failed do
Rev c. Pastor Of the Presby Church Spencer
SAYS they miracles and hest Pills
There thousand families in Davidson county alone
thai ayay keep IN the house, because using them
the first appearance Of ndp0sOn they hundreds Of doll
lars iu Dcctor's bills, Price, IS per box.
jyS0-6 AEA MACKENZIE, NssnY1lle
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EpDersOn Springs,

II :
nTACOE COUNTY TENNESSEE,--This highly
I'VE reuutI welku0wn watering place, will be opened
and ready reception visitors and iuvads by the 2tl d
May. regards the nigh character Of the medical qualities Of
many is unnecessary, suffice t to that the
effected Of various diseases the treat
which l0lel the ysiCians. There
pracCur physician residing the Springs, who viii always lie
In ae4lce, should professional required.
Our table will fe we'll supplied, with hest the country
affords, aud that prepared I'm good style.
Our stables viii also Doe well attended.
abundance o good pure ice stored away for the
benefit and comfort friends and visitors Charges Wit
Transient Bulrders from 81 > 70 s. 90 per day. s. OpeT
week Children under years servants, half price.
Horses cents per day Washing and Ironing 81 90 per dozen.
For extra services, reasonable charge viii be made. Hack
will leave Springs every morning at O'clock 10 reEu
arl, through scou meet the Nashville and Louisville
STAGE 81 tie Rock House
WM. A. DEBOW & BRO.
rayfl 60 July - PrOprietors
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NEW FIRm.
WILLIAMSON q CHEATHAM,

WILLIAMSON 4 CHEATHAM,
IMPORTERS OF BRANDIEs, WINES, AND LIQUORS.
AND DEALEKs N
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO &C.,
NO. Q. COLLEGE STREET, NASHVILLE, IEBAhOoES
EEP constantly on hand large and select stock Of fe
Brandies, Gin, Rum and Whiskes Fine Wines embracing
bampaques Hooks red white Hungarian Clare
Sherry Madeira and Port Cordias, Genuine London
Scotch and English Ales imported Havana Cigars e va 10
acco Spices sauces. Pickles. Catsups: Refined Sugars tn
Teas with numerous other connected with the above le o'
busipess which they offer for sale favorable terms
jT-,es ~ - WILLIAMSON & CHEATHAM.
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Zinc Country Resldenee For SAC.

the place for sale the NOleusve turnpike, tW
and A half miles from Nashville. Any person "A
Wantinca beautiful ResheTce-Ouc that is in every ~
wsy desirabe-WOud do we'll 10 look the above 1902
property as determined 70 sell it. No full de
scriptiou of the House and Grounds is here necessary
as those who would lUy must set for themselves.
There are TWENTY-FIVE Of Land. The improvements
Ali tasty and sustantBluc Grass Spring Water Forest
Trees Fruit Trees and Shruy and Flowers, abound The soil
fertile and unlng streams gate the grounds Taken alto
the above residence surpassed for
natural elegance in the vicinity Of Nashville,
issI3 d2n5 GEO. G. ALLEN.
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rnR REERsHEBA spRENGs.

ETn., t.e accommodation OF the public who E4.s-5s q
e ,a-Htav.tBEERSHEBA SPRINGS via E-aSE55S = =
q I.rayi.e Tracy City, the stages will 10
hos uace daily connecting with the cars at each place,
follows
Leave MgAuuTlla morning at O'CLOCK ana arrive at
Besr-bs.s Springs the same day al . O'Clock.
Leave Bselss Springs every morning at o'clock ana arrive
al McM.uuyilIe al II A. ".
Tracy City every evening 7t clock, and aTTlFc az Beer
she la Springs the evening at s O'CLOCK.
GggT-lsIa every morning AZ 4 clock and arrive az Iay
City u O'Clock th1 day. giving passengers time 20 take
place before the departure Of the trains Lasse'
gers VIII he carried and .rlIl the az each place
NJ A. PRICE.
iulylS-7In BY ). D. MARSHALL Agent
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CtRATN! GRAIN!!--Wauted at The Nashville city
y Mills:
5000 bushels prime Wheat;
1000 do Old or damaged Wheat, for distillery;
1000 do Corn, which the highest market price will be
paid in Cash;
5000 do Rye.
The City Mills keeps all times Extra Family Flour.
Shorts Brau ship &C.. which will be furnished and de-
liyered u large quantities at exceeding low prices
Call Agency Nashville City Mill, No q, Market street.
is.5-.f 5. n. HOLLINGSWORTH.
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
Cheap Cash and Exchange store
EVFF subscriber having sold out his interest IN the oa s
Of Evans & Co., Market street, and located leH
permanently his property corner Of Chery anu
berry Streets South Nashville known heretofore as Love Ste
has inst rssved and opening splendid assortment
New Fresh Goods Of every descrlptons sullOe l ~
Of both city and cOUntry-cOnsisting Of
DRY GOODS
or all kinds Prints Gnghams Fine Lawns DeLsnesr Linens
Jaekopets. Aiusins, silks, Ribbons &C. .
JEWELRY.
Pine Gold Rings Ladies' and Gents Brestpins, Of Cameo
Mosaic and Gold Stone, Fob Chains, sc. Also,
a.-ra READY-MADE CLOTHING
OF the Latest style and Quality.
CeTTONADES.
Heavy WoOen Goods, DOmestics, Banksa' &c
ROOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS
HARDWARE, CUTLERY eUEEEswAREs
everything will be kept that will be necessary FOR the
couBpetion of a well assorted stock Of Goods ,
All Of which be IS determined to sell for ready pay cheaper
than can be purchased in Nashville as his limited eAna VIII
allow n. nm 70 90 50 I. G. HAsBROoK.
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FURTmER REDUCTIoN.
R


JULY 10Th, 1855.
rInouoH HATES OF TzEour FRoz KEW YORK TO NASHVILLE
Inoounect0h VITA INV Yozk side Wheel and Screw Steamship
-a, Lines, TO
Charleston and Savannah. '-
THE following rates to take eEeet on and after JUNE 1
NEW YORK TO NASHVILLE,
First class, per lsO lbs, 81 $
TIi9ii' TlI91ie glass' ,s.-.-zsl ---.r - 49, 10
fft Hsbs n B95es q ..-s 7 8. a7. aB
Speciairstss, . so aas-- ls.--- 81. ) 80 s-.--
CLASSIFICATION on FHR ABOVE ROUTES
1ST. CLASS.--Piano,Fores, Books, Stationery, Boots,
Shoes Liquors. Oils &C. in bottles; Camphene and Splits
Turpsntlae IN barrels 0arpens, China, Glass and 6ass
1Tare ases CIoes Confsctionerie Cotton ards; Cat
lerys in casks, and boxes Dry Goods ~ boxes anu
classes and booking Glass PLATES, (at own
e risk Oysters and jars saddlsr Tin and Brit
aD CIaSS.sss4r Is Te. gsTeep such as specified In First
and Third Clases Coiee Kills, Machinery; Foreign Ii
ro and 5ys: oils fn barrels and casks CTOckery ard
ouesnsFare, IN crates and easks Rice, Whitng Plaster
Sd CLASS --x sR9ysis Spades, Sad Irons Zinc and Tin
m pigs, Tin Plate Anvils, Vices casks q Sls s aS5i
GearnE Carrlags Springs and Axes BailFoas Wehs and
.-5 Ares, Chairs. suikes and Rosin in barrels,
other light articles not enumeraed also Carboys OF Acids
or ChemiesIs viii be charged by actual weight at
No charge for drayage, Wharfage, OF Forwarding The
above rates cover expenses from New York to Nashville
II Stevenson and all stations Nashville and Chanoosa
Road, west Of Stevenson, entitled to above TaIes'
Insurance.
R tho s,re Lines = cent less than BY Pitburg Wheeling
Parkersburg and 6ho ryer making difference Of 6Oto %
cents per 100 pounds dry goods
? Road be respcnsbefor any damages occurring at
Goods shipped via Savannah should be consigned Agent Cen
tral Railroad, Savannah, Georgia.
Goods shipped Charleston should be consigned 20 Agent
'0u'l carolina A-ii'''u' CHARLIE ". ANDERSEN,
Banner Gazette and Patriot copy, and discontinue former
advertisements
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ROOFS And SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
RRAD DSHAW a RU TLAND,
no. 30, UNION STREET.
HAVE Just receiveda fresh supply Of BOOTS Il,
EHQ aud siOE Es, which will be sold at the very low Bat
REN est prices. IVA
LADIES' Lasting Congress Gaers, with and without hees
Thin sole Kid Booees, heels and no he5ls
do Front Laced Lasting Caters
do FreLch embroidered Slippers, something NICE
% White Kid Slippers and Rosettsi
do Kid Slippers, sin trimmed heeled and no heels
FOR "a asSESS AND CHILDREN.
Misses Thin Sole Gd and Goat Beotees heeled;
do Black Lasting Gaitersi
do Kid Slippers
do Thick Sole School Shoes;
Chldrens kid al goat Bootes, thick and thin Sole;
do Black Lasting CATERS;
do Fancy heeled Shoes;
do Ankle Ties and slippers.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Genlemens' extra Quilted Bottom Boots;
do do Calf Water Proof do
do do de Pump do
do do do Stitched do
do D. s Congress CATERS;
do do Z. L. do do
Pump Calf Oxford Ties
do D. s. do do DO
do Cloth Congress Caters;
do Lasting Ties.
And all articles kept Shoe Store to which invite she at
tenti0n Of all wanting articles in our line.
ia n4s BRADSHAW & RUTLAND.
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TEyUAT very eligible lot % by $50 feet fronting Cherry
street with alley in belonging to Mrs Sarah NJ Clsi-
borne is offered sale. Few such occasions offer. Inquire for
particulars Of JOHN kAMAGh,
juyI7d&u1m. College street.
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ENsIray, tumPhr sys County .--Taken up by
H benjamin Eppers0u living in Humphreys county, Dis Noo
sore ma . he nine years old with white in her
value a. By Wm G. Fain and Wm, D. Meadow on the
5th June ls5s ", WHITE,
gy5Ttte RRnget,
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NEHT NYFIEATI NENY WHEATM

ENTE - 900 bushels Red Wheat also UO bushels
Wv White Wheat be delivered as early as possible for
cn pay highest market price This Wheat is to d
order, and our instructions buy without limit to price
iuuglt-f l.. s FRENCH e. son.
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FUNERALS.

VIZ R CORNELIUS Agent for the sale Of Fisks celebrated
w PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES, prepared 70
attend at all une raas heretofore, when his services may Be
reoued Oce at the Phoenix Wareroom 40 Spring street.
Cherry. Residence No j Vine street, between Spring and
Broad.
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Trunks AND VALISES.
8 AIDES extra size Sole Leather Trunks; =N
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For sale by BRADSHAW & RUTLAND.
JAMS No. 80, Union Street.