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Guns 4! Guns 4!

WE have large assortment Of Shot Guns Double or
w single Barrel, embracing great variety.
MACkY ~ HAMILTON.
I n doE Sausage Mills best qualify for sale By ,,,,
WWTF have on hand large and complete assortmento
w shovel and TOngs aud AndrOns and RendeTs kntVee
ane Forks Carpenters and Blacksmith tools Circular saws
an sizes from 10 GUinch. saw GummeTs Machine bses
inc All sizes from 20 inches wide Pages Patent fca
aT say Mill Straw Cutters and great variety e yarn
ing Implements. Icct29l MAJhf * uAAlbAo"'
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y - ~
~ W
The Institution is supplied with superior Chemical and
Philosophical Apparatus MAPS, Glooss SC Auorang every
facility Tor the study Of Tie Sciences
Inc Institution is situated point remarkable for its
heathuness aud good society," and Is accessible oy kali
road TO the whole South.
With The advantages enumerzsd and having large and
well arranged College Building, capable ei accommodating
from three 10 four hundred puPs, Trustees feel comb
dent thai the ms tuition NOT Oy but will receive
II o. c. SMARTT,
SeSN Board Of Trustees.
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NUI III
election will be held he Planters Bank Of TenDes-
"A zee, on MONDAY the FIRST DAY OF MARCH next,
Tor Directors 10 serve the ensuing year. , .
I'M -. u MkA v ~ LAsnLeLs
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BLACKSuITHS,

Who Arp innesd Of Anv OF any size, Vices, either
Box, Bellows Of any size warranted % uOrE per-
eety Horse Rasps Plat and half Round Fea Sedees aud
Hand Hammers, Horseshoe Nails, kuEsd and American
Blister Cast and shear Steel Soea and Dies old fahon
% Screw Plates Ar cost.
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COpartnership.

HAVING ocRed james CaveIt with US in business the
II manufacture Of Furniture VIII hereafter De carried on
under me arm name OF GROOMES CAVEkT & co.
We are manufacturing Furniture OF every description
and our stock generally sufficient for the demands OF the
rade Those who have heretofore given their custom
and those who have not invited TO give call.
GROOMES, CAVERT s. CO.
{snq--dSm No. 3, Lower College Street.
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CARD
II AVING sold my interest IN the establishment Of h. H.
II KAYAKS a Co, 20 Hessrs. II. H. HAYNES & & l.
LYLEs embrace this opportunity TO return my sincere
thanks the trading public for tn liberal patronage they
rave be towed upon the hrm. in leaving Them permit me
20 solicit continuance OF that hBeTa patronage "a which
Messrs HAYNES Lyes, by their integrity, Industry and
assduous attention % business, 60 deseTvedly ened
Jan3I-f JOHN W MORTON
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qICKErs-whole., s.; halves, 50 So 9'RF'9'' 81 %

TICKETS-WhOles' S55 nAl'eei - "o' Nl4i>'5 - 80
Bank Notes Of sound Banks taken al af' She1A' '"
fsyi1s Of srgs q asses viii be published m NeW York
nd New rleans sunday papers, ana INA Ioa''A anu ga
Inardorz Tickets or Certificates, enclose the money y
~ sgdrs Tor the Tickets ordered on receipt oil Wucn
fbey vii BE- forwarded BY drst mail Purchasers eau hu'e
-irt-ets a.ffnv fn guv ururs they may ugsyIaIe
The lie. Il Drawn Numbers and tf+es p" DC se' 30 i
chaser iu nydiatsly amer the drawing. -,-.- "a
Purch-sa.s viii please Wute taelF alena'u0s PA'1' 1-
give tbefr Pc. once, County aud State -. an
Rsmeat last every PuEeis drawn ana PAy@0e 10 iu'
vTithCut trHur ion.
,gv#Bvfasr prizes ct the usual time OF tnT1S DAYS
An gomuunca.i Gus strictly confidential! 800 90 IN,
N, L 1ss EyUERSON g. SON. Managers,
$50 ~ 20 Macon or savannah, Georgia.
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Fisher. Wheless & %.

(sUCCEssoRs TO JOHNSON, HoRSE co.,
COTTON, Tobacco, Storage, General Commlssiest -
[ Produce Merchants Corner Broad and MsrEet 49,
Nashville, Tenn VIII devote particular nv s-sf
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Notice,

IL poTsOss having eaml against estate Of Joba l9-
"A Eoti dseeasedl hereby LSunad Be- ale them wa 20
Clerk Of ne County Cours Of Lawrence couny, Wa -
tine prescribed y law or ths same VII BE- barrel Aaa
6th FebFnarys l535t w. b. DuRRkfH
fss lf-F& AdministraieIl
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, AND GUNS
FARMERS Mechanic and Merchants Visiting Nashys 9f
h ne nurDose of purchasing Hardware Of any kind
Wholesale and Retail, will DO well 70 call on -
MACY g. HAMILTON,
81 o. No A College Etrsdt.
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For Rent.
Pafent shirts,

4 VERY desirable Brick DWELLING GA Vine sire ct
TsE BENZ. F.. SHIELDS.
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Valuable House and Lot
|oE SALE

IN RDCEFIRLD, within a few minute 5 walk Of -
tbe business portion Of this city The lot 100 Xiii
f4 deem and 60 feet 'front.' and the house is both con- s
yenient and comfortable. Apply at tnis --iCe.
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Bonds and stoeks Eor Sc.

eTO.OOD straightTsnnes5ee State Bonds.
go 600 Endorsed -. 2 r stoe
500 Shares NASHVILLE & ChatanoesA - - 49,
I0OO - seuanao Mining stoeA ss,.,-
5000 Huntsvule Mining and hslaihe.silIts $50
All Of which VIII BE- sold On iavor.2s ~ lssSs co
de- 5-f -
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OLDsHERRY AND MADEIRA WINES AND

DETER HARMONY NEPHBWs old Pale Sherry Lmpe-
rial Pale sherry; Oplsys old Por sanderman's Forl
Burvuudv Port; IVanhoa Madeira ten cases Hunglran To-
kny Latte ClarsE Hautaltsn Clare ten cases Congress
.o~l} HOLLISTER & CARTER
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q. Il. haynes 4 Co.

A GENTS FOR THB PURCHASE AND SALB OF Ms
n GROES, Porters Old stand, No 80, Cedar street.
Eosh willie
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MREAT.
ofthe "a Iel2.

WISH to buy old Military Land Patents, issued % 80
ders Of the Regular Army Of The War Of le2 ana cate
about the year 1918 Soldiers having such claims ne
heirs or assgnees win address the unders gned d NashYAs
- oev-tr G. FBLLOWBS
T9STIS f5S Steel Grow Bars wagon boxes lrun safes
~ Axes sheet Boiler and Bar ruuA large and wen 90
n-s-S ,Tire- HOLLIEGS VI ORTH dCO.
NM Il 80. Is. SARA st. street.
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TInfica-
NLMHER
L. n. SAVAGE. H. D. ANDhAsoN
SAVAGE & RsOEs
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

n a ~ - -
Having associated themselves together in the practice Of
will give their undivided attention 70 all business en-
Tussd 70 hem They will practice in all the eountes OF me
fourt Judicial Circuit and also in the counties OF warren
Cannon Wilson and in the Supreme Court At Nashville
sF
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BTOadWay House.

THIS New Hotel is open for he RECEPTION Of a
Boardsrs being situated IN central localy1 con
vsuiaut 70 an the different Railroads, our Medical -
college, the post Office and the River renders % me noe az
sabls place the city for travellers ana Gay 1oaf9f
bsrS OF the LEGISLATURE Students and travelling public
generally are earnestly requested IN visit this house re
osipg win Be spared to rerdar all who Comfortable
~ eontsnted oct6 sF WM. p BEhNCH.
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JUST RECEIVED
50 barrels Extra Family Flour;
80 SupeThne do do
$50 bags Extra DO do
All Of which selling market prices, and warrant
isrI FREEMAN BROTHERS.
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ST Adams,
For Rent OF lie.
This is one Of the handsomest Improvements in Edgeaed
-Is within twenty minutes walk Of the Capitol, and
h on an elevation overlooking the entire vhEgs; healthy
and dry il surrounded by pretty scenery
be found equity. Every convenience necessary 70
render il comfortable a family residence and country
home have been added.
The terms very liberal.
Ianql--tf BOYD & co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-29

FRBMsN's MUsTKR.-A grand fremens muster has
been arranged 70 take pace worcester, Mas We'd
pesday Thursday and Friday thesh 9th and 10t hof Sep
TENDER. Prizes TO the amount Of 81 lbs offered,
followsS40o, $500, $500, $780, SIS and $50 No cass
nca'ion OF engines, hut each company will play through
400 feet Of hose using such pipes they IT. Wed
nesday Ii devoted 70 the reception OF companies from
abroad the display and prize trial will Thursday,
and Friday the Worcester fremen have parade and
trial for four przee amounting 70 s2,5Haro Times,
August %
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navian Saints feel first rate and our constant prayer
IL, May the Lord bless and protect brothers Brig
ham, Heber, Daniel, the Twelve, all the Quorums
the Priesthood, and the Saints both at home and
abroad, and hasten the tim, Tor the redemption OF
Zon.O
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DENTISTRY.

NEW INVENTION OF ARTIFICIAL TEETH WITHOUT
IN metal plate, clasps extracting the roots, he had
only Of tho original yentor ht0LsaOND surgeon den
ist the WomsH Bospha Madison Al his Office
CT Bleesker street. New York msy be certificates OF
The Hrs czsns Altering to the superiority Of his invention
after two trial Cautions sKans all spurious il,s
lions Of nr SIS invention. The most sensitive teeth hned
without the least pain 9Th new material the coior OF hs
natural teeth Hsfesspoos Rven required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-29

MORTALITY AMONG SEAMEN.-We have rarely
known % many Of cut OF by yellow fevsr ia
West Indian and Southern ports during the presens
Almost every vessel from New Orleans and the
West Indies arriving Northern ports has t, record the
death Of some o! her This forenoon the bark Cor
della Captain Cook from Cienfoegos 18th ult arrived
here ard put Ia quarantine she lost by yellow fever
Cenfuegos the 18th ult Cyrus Martin, of Plymouth
Mass, aged ~; the 27th, Valentine Homer, Of BN
tom aged II, and on the 3ls, at sea, Leander, D. Ellis,
SSupcS Of Py%outn aSad 90 passe were
al young OF exemplary habits, Who had cnosea the
sea az profession with view Of becoming shpmasers,
and not, like too many Of seanen, subject 10
those vices rum drinking, &C. 10 which their uutimely
death Often attributed The brig Monticello Cap .an
Teel from Port an Prince 31s nit also put Ia qua
Prince the 26;h ult Gee II. Ballard of vasssiporo
No., and Charles Cheney OF Rutland W., both aged 20
years --Bostoa 7rdcelier, Aug 70.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-29
THE BALL SEASON.

III0HLAkDs or NEVERSINK. N J.--GRAN0 FANCY
III dr-ss masquerade and civil costume ball. 10 be given 81
Joseph rhom psons Pavilion a the Highlands Monday
evening Angus; 70. for the Of rsisng fsods 10
build church. Tickets s. admitting gentleman and two
ladies' Extra tickets for lacy 81 Mira acke, for gentleman
g. be had all the boats from the and cham
bermaids and at the Pavilion hefreshpen. tickets be
OF the PaviOn- The steamboat Long Brsnch
leaves OF Robin 5k retnrniug will
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Williamsburg City News.

GRAND IARcKSY-About three O'Clock On Friday morn
ing officers Weserfed and Smith, Of the Sixth precinct,
arrested Thomas Conan and william Corr on charge OF
robbing the store OF Arthur, Rumrn Co.. 81 Cliff street
Of about 900 worth of jewelry various times durng
the past six months Conlan porter In the store, snd
Thursday evening Mr.. James, one OF the members Of
the firm, after closing the chsncss TO return and
found Conian in the act OF usng about Ss4l worth Of
iewelry 10 crucibe. Without iniurlng his motives ne
ordered him out Of the store and then left oAce him
SELF Upon mentioning the fact 10 his paruers they a.
inferred that Conan the who hal robbed
them. Mr. James went 10 the sxn precinct staten AID
communicated the facts TO the officers who about
resting C0nlan. BY wschng the h1use they oonlaa
and Corr, who is coachman, living in Fsurh street. New
York, engaged IN conversation the house Uonlsn
arrested on charge OF grand larceny, aud Corr
An accompice, and III the morning both taken TO
New York upon warrant Issued by Justics Welsh The
house Of Coolsn vas searched s,d few articles OF eve
~ found which were identified bsloagog the sb
fsm The parties are held for examination.
CorSrERspr MoNsy.-aeury Bsybrook was arrested on
Friday for passing counterfeit S. tue Lcbfsd County
Bank, New Milford Conn, Rudolph Wsnslck ia South
Seventh street, Wednesday last He had, when arrest
cd, succeeded in dspoeing Of $35 OF The bogus
money at various places Villa usburg and Gag leland
He was committed for examination by Justice yox
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gsoABs.-Cl ostSa our TO PAY hDvANCEs-t AN
ssn'pE vsfy sns ccness ,egss one suodrei a box
chesv isvery ts~e c7 broadway. tbs chance ssldcm
offered ~ bury %.
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W,AI.

TtoA,. a. sa-r,xrIrns LAYING IN rHEIE SUPPLY
~ hsee ne bsu 1uasy az ssove awe gr~e $50 ir-
40. .l ss~sr~x nom snder Al ~ per ION, 3e
frs,s from ,ards corner Of King and grssrwsh ~ree. -
r.o., <,s.t nsr Alien ts5 D,sne street ard forv etth
street. scar b<venlh svsnse MATTHEW NhiN'VN'
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ny QUANTITY or eRWrI,rNRre i,pTr orr
"A clothing wanted for she Southern wess-r r.xets
or which per cent more than their supposed value Will be
paid by cslnx he store .or sidresx Thos D. Colroy
rs Cenwe street
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BILLIARDS.


WEBsyER SUFFER ROOMS, Is IN NUMBEs, NO.
w Nsvsrey place oos ner OF Broadway opposite the sew
lorf h0sei ades and gentlemen be served with al
the decAces " he BY cooret servap and be sr
~ privse Cusry department ty y1peror French cook
wa ~. eNlTH, Propastoy.
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CONTEMPLATION NOTICES.

S,KsrRAL PABK-sorIcx,-rrIE FOLLOWING Or
- dnsnes .ss pss,sd =. meeting Of The soArd Of Com
Of Coumsssner. Of he Central PAIR 90 ordln follows.
P.ri Tor he ImpoanaIas Of Sorsss ess sheep. Foss
svlBs .na reese ouna rssp.ssns neon said e,s az ,aes
per,Op person; ana driven s.rled % ne sad
81 Sas sfs ss ss5
vs 1 IL &c pSSs me
,ny Esr; 70 cs n,Ins property !. such nposnsed All
.a.ss Srsoi q asSi sers,o upon Y.y%ssi ier
q sssgng sud for geese -sny ave CENT. ana se
ser esk horse Or bead q ses ss per Day. Tor
each goat swneor sheep twenty cents day. for each
csrS x he Board = sDs &. nsnsT us coSss
shall By him De handed over within one week. 70 NE Urea
II .i,sln enc month snsr be sale Of any npoundea All
he re.sarsr s ssr dsaacns De a o. ne
ss s ssovs ps Sss . s re
,ss Besrd xHDw asRss rresdss S'e ss sosrd
NEW Yoex. Aurunis. ISIS S''0'''' OF VIC 0''"N r-
CORPORATION MOTT Jr --THr COMMITTEES or
~ ro.ds VIII NEE, on Monday, August 30 Al NO Cry
i fs5! ps ss5ssgos 0''' ss
JAMES DAVIS Rssda
T,HE COMMITTEE ON fTSAsCE on THs BoA8D OF
i hldermsn WI NEE, on Monday, Angus, 30, At no
J 5sSs .e: ssssa' ,co% on
}. j. BKADI.sT Finsnse.
BILLIARDS.
DfJIIARDsi BifiIkRDsi SOMETHING NEW
- %iS%sfs pSrEsr nxcEtsroR CUSHION
The latest and ees bob sPeed Ard
horiet notice, and in he bes, syls xsaasssory Il God
WILLARD TABLRe-MY NEW sTYLH or WORK IN
ID resdy for Inspection win another provemen 10
The cushtons invite gentemen 70 call and exsmine "
,s.y themselves before 'urus,@SSE sshs5' ro'
Gow TO PLAY BIILIARDs-sTR THE THIRD EDI.
III ton 81 The Game OF Biinardsn S pages Illustrated
With sboa cue positions &c, with - De standard rules OF
the game. By n. Phelan. MsR0 6eeNposage on receipt
ofbs price OOokNOR aU0D.EN1sR, So Ann street.
Il cushons ere 70. sale only BY me underagsed. Pur.
chssers cautioned sgasst the 1exa and gorhies uns
tons made OF cheap materials with which the msrfsi IL
flooded. Michael pheien, invsnor, 1855 BpoedwAy oCoF
NOR COLLENDER, man ufaciurers Sc Ann street
RESTAURANTS.
WEBsrER SUPPER ROOMS, Is IN NUmsEs, NO
Yort ioei aides and gentlemen be served with al
tbs decaces " he colorei servap0 and be
" prvs'e Oum"y department ty 2 H2sri9r French cook
m.OT1uNG, &C.
ANY QUANTITY OF eRNrLEMRre LBry orr
"A clothing wanted for NE Southern and wesss-r nxess
gsS ey csnx he Sore -or addressing rhos D. conroy,
sEGARs AND rOBACCO.
gSaAns-cxosINa our TO PAY ADyANCn.-t AN
selling esfy hne Crrchs sees, one hundred n box,
" 70 w per movsard. Gail and ses tnsn. q, yscobs'
cnesp levshy sore tl Pro~dvsy. tbs e chance seldom
offered. - ~
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E,oR sALR-A NEW DOUBLE BARRELsu rovIISG
IL piece with case, fixtures No. made 70 crdr~ by Hosk
London; has been used sad perfecs order Appiy
70 W. r0RIN. "A tAnue Docs, BROOKLYN.
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EXCURSIONS.
EXCURSIONS.
A CARD-TO TARGET COMPANIES, PIC MICS. PRI
"A vate parties, and others.

EXCURSIONS.
4 CARD.-ro TARGET COaPANTEs PIC MICS. PR.
FxviiioS HorEI. FORT LEE. Nj.
psrdes visiting bis place for beauty and
accommodation on the Hudson river.
to inspect his grounds which be a.ters bmsef os
eleeld previous 70 their mafng their fus arrangements
he would likewise rste thu, the
STEAMBOAT rhOS z. HULbE, CAPT ALEx ANkErT,
running daily from The FOOT Of Spring street E land 70, the
mediate point % the route.
Pavilion hotel, For. Lee.
OosTPoNEyEHT.-THE EXCURSION OF THE vErE.
Corps Of the War OF 1872 TO Jarrytown which To
n S Ss o%s nnssg sept The ese
win not DO altered. and viii be good TO. that day.
Lieut. Col A. DAILY, Secretary
- HAVEN runs 10 the Fishing Banks every Sunday
Leaves Spring s; Peck slip 3D.; pier NO ~ r.,
O'clock Fishing taefe BAT and reireshmenson board
CUNDAY EXCURSION FoY LONG BRANCH AND
- ege6ury The splendid steiner ALICE PktcE WI
above places Returning leaves Red Bank and Pleasure
Gay ss css nes ss
~ IL O'clock, A. NJ for he grand regntia a. the o:eAn
THIS BASS rTsHrNG- LAST EXCURSION or rHE
4 seAscn--1he sieSmeosl III Srkxss Capt. o. Nor
day oh inst Al Ga o'clock and Peck slip at oco,t for
The Sho.,s ssnss; sssesasn ". be provided IN boar
Bait and sshng 'sesie also on board
CABLE CELEBRATION.
Z rIANrIc rELEGRAPH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
a and medals, With q enc likeness Of 0yras W FELT
All sociedss supplied al wHAirKs No Barclay street
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CABLE CELEBRATION.

z rLANrIc TELEGRAPH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
a and medals, with enc likeness of Cyrus W. fieli
American and British aags, cable surrounding the
globe &C printed white s,tin ribbon wholesale and
ai eocetes supplied at WHAITEs. No Barclay street.
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THE FIREsIEN.

NOTICE TO THE FIRE DEPARrNESr.--EVERy
IN Ere company the cy and county land more
particularly down town comp are hereby ordeSet "a
lake on their hoee racks In th1r houses and place
tn hose tenders close 70 ber front doors The ofemer
OF companies must attend seeing this order richly carried
OUT and also Of ts FIRE house eft IN
police Htsuoa Of The wArt in which the fire aoparstus s 10
Gated, the night and during the lime he hrensn
parade. BY order. henry ". INWARD
Chief Engineer of Fire Department
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THE MILITARY.

dawson GUARD, ATTENTION. rRrs COMPANY
~ will assemble tuesday tbs 3ls inst, s ~ O'Clock
0Eo. DONALDSON. Captain
NNuTrAEY-TnR HANSON STAR BREWERY
I ousyd will drill Tuesday evening August 81, 1873
Montgomery Hail. rs Prince street All The members
invited - attend BY order. ID. CAMPBELL, Capt
George kIss1ER, seoretrry.
WuIIAs MARrts, fressnT-r
CCoTr LIFE GUARD Am ADJOURNED MEETING OF
- this VIII be held their headquarters MONDAY
even ming neXt Al "a oclock. ~ order
G. n WHEAT, Vice President
n. McDoNsEit secretCy.
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rIaE TURF.

JTNIpN COURSE, LONGusLAND-TRUrr1NO -rUEs
u day 3is inst, 81 Y. NJ, match tor $500 milo tesis
best ihee In Ave, harness play or pas, Mr. ncsober's
nanpss Fanny Fern; Mr.. ID. Rehae Express
The horses matched 70 wagons the W on
week from dsy. Entrance 70 AL parts 81 tbs ~
eents. WHITE SHAW, PrOprstJrs.
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ANTHOLOGY.

fyI.AIRvoHAuun-Hm EHYuouR, u wIIHe ~.
~ afsv Door v.s nvseAvtg, - ncs sAscss-SN -.
81 YA bvsnem shkyvy~ak N kDwteA 49, 49,
"A hvsr cv.R ainS dshthy, hdrssthc~ swcfne 81 s1rss
he1sSk vpevfnG aAvss o. bnrisp~l shsa.S 49, -
NJ B-wHo HAs NOT HRARD or TIE CsLxBsarsD
IN /. Madame PRHWSrRR. ~ has been eonserei "
hssnds h sns Chsr csies yi's sa IN. 80 ~ 49, y
future wife or hnsband thai OF her vesf yon $50
truth sivs hsr oa 9 Bossy oppos'e hieecser stress
Isfics, 80 santa; gen,fSmeu, w.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-01-06

The Coal FIELDS OF AMERICA. According to state
ment made by Professor Rogers, the number of coal
in Nova Scotia Is about fifty though only five of
them Of workable thickness being equivalent to
about twenty feet of coal The deepest anthracite basin
of Pennsylvania that of the Schuylkill contains also
about fifty coal seams and twenty five of these have
thickness each Of than three feet and available
for mining Further west, the great Appalachian, the
Pennsylvania coal field contains about twenty beds in
all ten of which thick enough TO be mined Still
further onward, the broad basin of Indiana and Illinois
shows apparently not than ten twelve BEDS and
II is believed that only of these thick enough
and pure enough for mining Norhward, in the Michi-
gan coafeld there only two three layers, and
these in the opinion of Professor Rogers lie 80 low that
the expense of draining mines by pumping will long for
bid successful coal mining in that locality Still further
westward the coalcld Of Iowa and Missouri contains it
is believed but three four beds Of profitable Size and
the total number thick and thin does not exceed six
seven similar graduation characterizes the general size
of the individual coal by far the hckest being in
the anthracite basin Of eastern Pennsylvania.
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~ IN the language of a friend, which adopt
We beg respectfully keeping accounts with
that in tho continued financial
and the general shortening credits feel obliged mako
change IN terms Of settlement parties who deal with
We will insist strictly the in cash Of all accounts
after this other
than cash will be acceptable and not settled
promptly win be discontinued
Nothing will charged persons who may heretofore
have had few small charged occasionally without hS being
considered by either has
shown TINT such bills M the dncu TO collect We win
also decline with parties matter how responsibility
who have heretofore had 3 regular with
To the number Of customers no have always paid their
bills with tho prompness the abovc
and intended apply To such thanks
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vantageous 9 WE Ht t 44i
tits parpose business
pobe without disturbing relations which have existed
between for long series
Very respectfully, PERRY BROTHER
Central Scrcs,n west building
Jan 5-10thf opposite Central Market
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CARRIAGES FOR SALT ha,

CARRIAGES FOR SALT have On hand large
and aud two horse
approved styles Also second
hand light twoe carriages but little used Of which
will cash negotiable short date
keep largest stock kept this city
purchase should fail
before purchasing elsewhere. THOMAS YOUNG,
No. 400 Pennsylvania
for sale No family hosesrge, young, and perfectly
gentle and sound, used by myself during the
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