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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-07
1857-8

1875. 1898
IS
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD!
TTINTER ARRANGEsIENT.-On and after Monday, De.
THF PAST NAIL TRAIN leaves the Passenger Station
time, arriving in PhiiGdeiphia at II 81 p m o.
THE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves the station every evening,
The Accommodation train leaves Pittsburgh
lay, except Sunday $50 o'clock, p stopping
mediation Tram for Turtle Greek Bridge leaves daily ex
eePt sunday, at g.4', The Second Accommodation
cepted, The Third Accommodation Tain for
Turtle Greek. leaves daily, except Sunday, 90 n m
Returning Trains arrive in Pittsburgh follows-Ex-
press Lao p M; Nall, 0n a m; Johnstown Aceommoda-
Second Accommodation II 4U Third Accommodation 10
Trains BaIrsvi!le INDIANA connect at BlarsvIe
Intersection with Mall Train East Express trRr West
the JohnStuwn Accommodates Train East and West.
ions on tie PittsSargh and Connesvie Road lie We daily
Sunday excepted folpSs:-Mail Train 90 a mi tx
UounelIsvle Road, at Pittsburgh, ss5 M
The travelling public will find greatly to their nteres
in going East West to travel BY the Pennsylvania Rail-
passed any other the road Is balasted with
stone and is entirely free from dust promise
~ speed and comfort 20 all who May favor thsro"d with
Pare to New York. ..................$1S 90
RRGhaslsa,. :.
IS Lancaster Observation-Disclosures. :. 8 so
Baggage checked to ali Stations on the Pennsyyania
Railroad, and Philadelphia Baltimore and New York
Passengers purchasing tickets in the will he charged
Ten Cents in addition the station rates. except from Sta
tons where the Company has
NortoE.-In of loss the Company will hold them
selves responsible for personal only, for
NB-The Excelsior Omnibus Line, ha been empo, ed to
Passengers nd Baggage to and from the Depot
charge MOTTO exceed rs for each and bag
gage.
F'F Tickets "Ppy sTF Pg..ssEs A ssssisp
janl on Liberty and Grant sts Pittsburgh.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-07
j. q. SCOTT.
No 157 Main street, Wheeling, Va.
Wholesale and Retail

watches. Clocks = eWesrY1 Watch q Clock
MATERIALS, TOoIH. Gluaaen,
CULVER Plated Britannia Ware, Gold Pens, and PEN
y eilG Gold rad Silver spectacles, Port MonnHes Purses
Gard OaSes, Oabas Work Boxes, Brushes, Combs Perme
Pistols Ger. ST. Plated speek Spoons and Forks Regaa,
SILK GuardS Keys Swell Pss, Jet and Coral Goods
general assortment Of useful and fancy articles.
Having lately added very largely to my stock both In
the Wholesale and Retail departments, enabled to
offer to
and the public generally, very complete
thu lowest prices.
is'ohss anu CLOCKS carefully repaired and warranted
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-07

ME property in good working order having Black.
smith shop with TWO nreE, Patterns and tools Together
Win astocE OF coke lenghth
~ settn h~oarPenter shop, and ate shop
active operation.
Improperly viiibeeased for aterm OF .ehen
les Of steady habits and good character none but su
hee apply II any one should desire to purchase the
meats VIII he made either without the stock
rms property hasa chartered privilege inr namacurir
~ sSu.n should company Purcha uE sire II, tt.
chartered he go with the properly
-" ~ SARGENT BRoTIIFR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-07
SECOND STOCK
SPRING & SINNER Glll}.

TTEIsKELL 4 swR4RINGEN wiz open on TUESDAY,
4 May 4ih, their eonHl, No. ia Main St,
one door above J. k. bunham Co. ihe beautiful
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
ThsE have ever mad the pleasure OF offering public.
Their stock viii comprise ting in Goods
EmpToideries, Saws, Mautlas, &c
pedging themselves be undcrsold they can and
1o1 nner great inducen 20 cash BUYERS
tomers short credit would most resps,tfuiy so,
an Inspection OF their goods. q ms
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-07
FALL AND WI


WHEEBIN G. TO CINCINNATI
WEST AND SOUTH.
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
CINCINNATI,
LouIsVIE oEIR AID ST. Eos
And all points West anil South is via. the
Cincinnati, Wilmington and
EVANSVILLE
SHORT LINE RAIL ROAD.
T.celrs miles shorter BY his Route t6an ria
Columbus to Cincinnati.
Take the Central Ohio Road to
GAINESVILLE,
ard take those Of the G. W. 2.
Short Tire
TRAINS LEANE zANEs,ILLE AZ FOLLOWS:
At l2:i5M II:4u PM, for Cincinnati and points aDUVe,
arrival Of Central ohio Trains from Wheeling and the
East
This route passes troush Lexington Lancaster, Cir
and most beautiful part Of Ohio.
~ BE particular aud Tickets via. the O. w.&z.
Short Line Kali Road
PARE as Low As ny Any OTHER ROUTE,
For THROUGH tl~Kets Information, enquire
Central Ohio Ticket Office, in the Sprgg House, Water
street, Wheeling, Va.
z. GEsT, Prest ". ". BAILEY, Act. suPt.,
je22-1y
Virginia Central Railroad.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
Ezsz9 szEzs.Ez5 sTislz.59z7 49,
4SEastSE5 s.sGssssS. iz.ssslssI.s- 1zZzSss -
Great Northern and Southern Mail Route
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS.
Twice DAILY, (SuuGay night excepted1 between Rich
ruond and Washington City VIA GorGonsvile and Alex
andlia.
Hours of departure at Rich
mond .6:45 A. NJ and Tsn P. NJ.
Returning leave Washington..e A NJ. and Pm.
Arrive at Richmond. .... l:sO P. NJ and A. NJ
Baggage checks and tickets given through between Rich
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP RAIL,
and beingn excellent order, aud CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN NAIL, give che best guar
always securing connections shown by
walls daily at Richmond and Washington city in advance Of
the Steamboat line.
FARE RioHXoSD wAsHEoToN.... ....- $50
An Omnibus will be found always ready take through
and their baggage Of wearing apparel
the two Depos free of charge with ample time for them to
take their meals whether going North or South.
Through Tickets be obtained between DanTlle and
Washington at the Terminus Of the Road, nearly
pletedt DanYe An Agent Of the Company will receive
tend to their baggage all the Way Washington the
tmOre Depot
The fare the the mall line by the old
route
change Of cars the night between Rich
mond and Alexandria. fe1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-07

SHEET MUSIC.
Thelsrgest stock of sheet music, works &c.. &c..
Ia the Western country.
~ Music ssnt to any address, postage free. "a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-07
PARE as Low AS nv ANY OTHER ROUTE.

~ BE particular aud ask for Tickets via. the O. W. az
Short Line Kali Road
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LIN is a N ID GA rs.
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For THROUGH t.E,ts AMI UIurr Information, enquire
Central Ohio Ticket Uce, the Sprgg House, Water
-treet, Wheeling, Va.
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In connection with the above, keep every kind Of r
steal instruments and musical merchandise generally
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e. GEsT, Pres't, W. ". BAILEY, Act. supt,
Cincinnati. ZsnesyilIe, o.
ir22-lY
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Pianos, MelOdeOns, every kind Of musical nstr-
ments tu1ed and repairel
~ All 90 IDS warranted NJ this establishment noY6
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SITUATIONS GUARANTEED!

TUrT1e N FREBl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-28

\UR Toe Cream Saloon is this day fun hast The ladies
" and pablo gen rally are invited .
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-28
PROPOSALS ron NAVAL sURRL1Es.--
NAVY DEEAETallT,
Bureau Of Ccnsrucuoay kglipnents, &c

1nr1au OF se-s-ts-r-'- 1922 Slll - la
EALED proposals &c furnish naval for t5s ysaT
~ ociocs y. M Of l6th jane Ihss proposals NUS
= embossed Proposals Naval supplies, Barsap q seatrue
letters. -. ..z.s...
acuiary described n printed scneduei any q winch vail pe
FURNISHED cosre 70 onerl On sE--g- v .l
ulauaAu17oi tne respective Jaraa o. = - ~, =, ~ ~
reau- into clssss 1ng ioL .s ee- "
u easa, sasa portons ~ 9S ~ nav t ~ esss etso1
VAL aaye copy d sneaaiss o. ls 9lel 3o' les
natoa oaiy, IRON Eii1n y nay rs s-e =. -. y
1sr ust be 49, az whsle Of class e. any yard upon
80 al - lnteI eduies, conformity tasfsslii o.
- en- st ~. wi 6s awarded 70 lie Lowest l e bidder who
Eve rroer secay ~ iunllaent Ane siisa etas re-
T ne ri . ecl AL he BIDS oT any class deemed ex-
oEbilant. = - ..+ ,,.f,t, ~ ~ se,ir..,.s in
% order aud suitable vessels and passages as the case may
p Il te expense aE Of TIE elutract5rl sua u 81 respects
susect lspecGon1 measurement COUNT eelsnl e. q
10 wse reserved aud u TIE ea1re s-1Laelon Of tae 0
srred 70 the cornnandants OF the respective yards
sIes slllcilolls, particular decpono TIE arLeiesi
90 al ousr tlgs aeg euai preiersace Val Be gwen % AZ
We. o1e a. sa " lac law Of iOth August 1876 must
be % ts guarantee tie form VI HiloA y l
ay whose offers may be accepted viii be notified, and
t act lil I1rs4rds1 lasFeaLler -
IA a tae poss navy aseaey na1lsa " li-l
e. rg.sIslllty esrrlnei " 81 Cuitea ststes ms
49, ufs uuleI slales attorney, e9esl1l q Aaty
a. ths-4tg Alt ~~-e-
Dllls utll le csAtaSs aAall IA
Lea c1alle.eli egIy per eeAtul ui eaS- .-l.5
s.. .ee ~ Iue cJluls TIE fespeSLFe yafu nlll y
- ii le syy aze4E 5lnts VI aslivey WlAlA larry
days. ler lIs presentation " nlAl- . ,. -. - a..
.s.si 40 contract that u oeLault p nAs ?! su'
III sue nlst part eeiYeflg al VI any Oh Ins eELSl
is4uel u 4y 0d Tor al lhs contracts "a ls 4..y
al ts te ylass aUJfe proFle1 lisai ana ~ s1s 49,
c..rlcl5r su4ee "lii 0tisiL aiil pa y 80
s.4ss Iaolsy uoi exceeding tsles 1ls alo. ~ SO
60 - LAY scJyeled ltaas " lllef ~
ac. " Ly4ess lat Csc tfsf4ded atIos 81 - -
- tsi -, 4rs "a " Ds1Ae the ~o1 suy
tsrt vi Tie lleaueri and TIE telailst y -
-- Iss. Liasses -4d y, Hl9le BY tls 4S1l -4eS
49, ls 4saAlllg - We deYefed oLs1u ~ P- "
-igurl pait on q D1isS ~
gte-ioarLa paL Ls4vIe tAe al AriiL a-1 -
gr ~ VI uelois Syta Jule, lo1s aAiess s4lllsL rs
lIrg5 VIA iiges " a4ysi comprising ~ 80
ae sn5rllou u arl4cse LAS Az ALL al e
-l gusliLaes VI ay the srl4cass ua-sa s-S4eL- q
Are ilhe tefAla aAa c'-ullS-
Tv y ts "a lrau3n VI TIE nsc4i sel' uPol e
ID ul.esa oys Jae Uureau1 As e'llllA-0' VI s jaw
uaYg a,e4t.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-28
A Fortune of $4,000,
To BE HAD FOR Ten DOLLAItS!
AVIAN g. CO.'S LOTTE RE 5,


To BE HAD FOR Ten DOLLARS'
SWAN & CO.'S LOTTE IL L >,
AUTHORIZED BY THE STATE or GEORGIA.
The following Scheme will be drawn by s. Swan Co.. Mana
Sen oil tae spaIta Academy Lottery 10 each u te sing IN
tr Lotteries Tor june less, a. AUGUSTA, GkoT III pu0Ac IN
der rls observation-disclosures OF commandment
CLASS 49,
To be drawn IN the City Of Augusta, Georgia, in public on
SATURDAY, JUNE 9Th, 1893
CLASS 19,
To be drawn IN the City OF Augusta Georgia, in public, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 18th, ls5s.
CLASS 90,
be drawn In the City Of Augusta, Georgia in public, on
SATURDAY, JUNE I9th, 1858.
CLASS els
To be drawn in the City Of Augusta, Georgia In public on
SATURDAY, JUNE 26th, 1865
IN THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS
rrvr 7EousAND FoUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTY 1--WE FRlLEs
NFARIY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS.
MagmIuCeuI SCnelme!
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-28
sugar.
Nails.

Nails.
.l000 KEGS ShoenbsrgeF's Nalls.-an SECS.
AUOO 100 kegs Flour Barrel
100 Kegs FIN shing g
100 - Fencing
50 4, and In. Spikes. In store and for sale
may9l W. H. GORDON 4 co.
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aundries.
aHTR have also in the following articles which We
~ will sell at reduced pnces- -
30 bbs. Walkers Xxx Ale; 25 bbs Smiths AA Ale5
10 casks LOniOn Porter, quarts;
an
I95 doK English and Scotch Ales bsst brands;
80 Pitts burg Ale, 10 b Il esi
2OU fresh Cove OysteTs;
so " Spiced Oysters,
Is cases American Pickles, assoTtodj
100 doz English Pickles,
25 - Worcester Sauce;
90 assorted do
40 baskets Champagns, choice brands
Is chests black and Green Tea
UOOOO Ssgas with the usual variety too RumeF
fsb o. WEssEI. q THONPSOR
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-28

mrvI9-T0WIt C0mmI7IIOneT
HORSE POWERS, THhESHEkss III u.
NHK undersgned Keeps ooniantY on hand Wheeera eet
Il ebrsled Rndless Chain Horse PoWera, Tires eFs sc
His ThreshsT and WiRaoWeF combined h the only one yet
introduced, that gives universal sAbaaeuon Aaafessi
WatertoWR, Wilson county, Tenn. =. --,-,,,-,-
mAyI-W6 w. 4 "AAAASs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-28
NOTICE no GUARDIANS, EXECUTORS AND Al.
WIN[NTR AT0RN
STATE OF TENNESSEE, DAVIDSON COUNTY COURT
MAY TERu 1883.

MAY cERu. 1883.
T appearing thss there are many guar an'
that hsvs been heretofore appointed by this court who
ave failed . their annual settlements I'd 70 renew
their bonds every years. as required BY law ana s'
hat there are many aud administrator, whose
time Of settlement has passed. and VIM have iaed 20 MAKE
ner set require BY law: is therefore ordered
tnR biicaon Of ths newspapers publish
ed Ia Nashville notifying all guardians tns5 have not re-
nsWsd their bonds within the last two years and nave o
settled their accounts h the Clerk Of this court within
the last year, the law requires and al executors ana az
nfuisurstors whose tine Of settlement has expired, ano
700 nave not settled her accounts mus unless they come
forward do BY the August term OF ths court mat
they will be proceeded against Sc me law directs
+. X. OHkATHAM
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-28
Is CHANCEF5 ~ 5 = 6 8INsBOHO.

F,rsy H Graham and others, eonpainsnts, vs.. John K
~ motion and It appe the sasfs the Clerk
" snd Master from the All Oteompiginan solict OF
obu p Murray, that the defendants, James Hollow mar,
RidIgv Roberts, Baker ROBBERS, William GObers, ohm
<adef and selma SsdleT residents OF this sste
ibis ord rsd that publication be four success We
veekstn The Union american, newspaper published
m the CITY Of Nashville, TennesB reOuduE said non res
dsut Defendants pear the next term Of the Chancs
oyr 70 be held for county Of Jackson, at The ur
ouss I'm ansbOrO rst Nadnssda after the second
WoRday 10 July next here enter their defence
70 con plauas said DILL udgm for confessed VIII De
ken against and III cause and set down for hear
ing sZ paTte Gs ~ them W. n hOAAo,
Tee IS CLERK Eno Master
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-28
FQSbiOn9ble Dancing Academy

Nuns. J. a. F4NHUELAg
DBSPECTFULLY informs MS patrons and fTiends2 "A
II that has returned 70 the Guy ard that Re VII ~
Ser nth I557 a. S'clock, P "a, $50
Davs and Hours Of Tuition, Briddy at O'clock, P. n,
And Saturdays OF o'clock, 4. H., and I'm.
Among The new Dances lately received from IBrls, he
viii each the AID fashi0uable ANCEAk5S QUAD
WRLLIe, danced In the principal Eastern Cites
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extern
dod him. Mons respectfully sOhclts eontn uanee OF
+ks.rv,. octll-tf-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-28
Change Of Schedule.
Nashville & ChattaROOgaRaiFOad
B%DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS "a
EACH WAY OVER tn DAD.

OEsnd aftsr THURSDAY, APRIL s,h, ls5a the Passsn
~ ger Trains will a. l0llOWss
Leave NashVille daily a. 5 a. "a sud 2. n
Arriving at ChattlnOoEa At $50 P. a. and y - A. n
Leave Chattanooga s. Iu.3O A D. and . r H.
Arriving az Nashville az $40 A. IA and s.iu Z. u.
for the East via Wilmington y Co ear ZEE
Ng7uyfe ther tain and close collec9ns thuugn
ouJ Via Knoxville, Tenn and Lynchourg, Va should
leave NlahVie the morning train 70 maka ne eonEse
uong- ~.
Passengers for Memphis leave Nashville NE 2 81
train Which connects a. Stevenson win A = Aafoa4
Those tor MeMinnvile and sparta wiz leave N4snfio On
The train, which connects directly &C Iuilahoma win
he Train Ter MeAnnVis The train which leaves hoinn-
VILE a 2 80 win the day train ron chattanooga
and arrives q Nashville a. 9 10 p 81.
At Nashville there daily connection Win boats of -
Louis, Cincinnati Louisville, Memphis New Orleans fl 3
hu r. &C. &C; also daily line OF stages for Louisville
Through Tczsts be procured az ae Depot before ne
starting Of she trains, for MoMnnVei HnniaEe Mem
phs Junction Atlanta, Macon, Montgomery, Charlsaon
o L ANDERSON,
April 6, 1855. Genera riesst AGENT
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-28
Manny's Combined
REAPER & MOWER.
With Woods Improvement.

THIS celebrated Maehins received the arst premium ola
4 GRAHD GOLD MkDAL, Is the best combined Rssping
and Moving Machine at the great United States AgFcultl
raj Far held Al LOusTs KY in September, 1857. he
trial cane on Syracuse YORK. In July where all
tss principal Machines in the United Satss thosough
tested Ths committee made thsir awards through Mar
sha P Wilder, President United states Agricultural Soei
sly, AZ Louisville, Ky.
Il also received the award the best Reaper and the
best Mower before Two separate committees appointed b.
the President Of the Davidson County Agricultural Society,"
az Nashville in July, 1851, most of machines
In in Tennessee.
Numerous Other premiums and awards given this
Machine during the last every Hashtns IN
America. ..
The above machines are fOE sale By he undsFaisnsd.
B. 2. CHEArHAM,
General A gent for the state.
USHER, WIRELESS & CO.,
fab oz-dAwtf nT.shv1la ~,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-28
New Goods!
Clifton, Albright & Co,
successors to Clifton 4 Abbott,

Successors to Clifton A6bOu,)
RE daily receiving additions to the former stock Of
n Gentlemen ClOIhing at No Is Cedar street, Wnere
hey would be happy ell the patrons OF the old firm
md ali others IN want OF any goods in their line. Our
stock embraces every article to be found in Gentemsns
Flu nishing store
In the TAILORING department have great variety
Of piece goods, which we wI axe up 10 Oroer ana war
rant to give satisfaction. Two OF The hrm are constantly
in The Eastern Market and all patterns and styles are
forwarded to this house with despatch We filter Oursel
yes that our facilities for receiving all and desirable
STYLES will enable to suit all who favor us With their
patronage. .-,,r,,,,,, ,,.,,1cr,r =. IN
april - CLltIONi ALOhlOnL o ",
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Sundrias.

WELL Buckets Half Buslsl Measures WOOD 30 sIs &
w Ladies', BOILING ptns, Wash Boards, White Wash and
Backing Brushes HsaTta BrOOms, Door Mats
Clothes Baskets CLONES Pms, ShO, Bar Lead &C.. &c
FKEEMAN BHUIhhk5,
aprl4 No. q College, doors North OF Spring 81.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-28
LELLYETT & SMITH,
wholesale Dealers in Liquors, Tobacco,
Cigars ETC.
No 10 andl2 Market Street. NashpIls. Ts17

Y EEP constantly on hand a large and we'll 80 49,
N leeted stock OF the above named articles OH sd
grade, embracing common Liquors OF even AS5
description ans BraHdss, Wines, Gin, Rum ana M at
every thing IN the Liquor line kept In this mariet.
stock Of Tobacco embraces every variety and Rrsd
FROM good Tennessee snd Kentucky TO The dnef
and most choice Virginia brands.
OfGERrs, have every grade, from the Melee to The
best Hvana.
We manufacture the most OfOur Whiskys both hns and
common, and ready 10 guarantee their putty. Adult
tsFatiOn with poisonous drugs reoyinR
process. Our well knows and popular brands Of'
bXtra Tennessee White Whisky, and Smiths Magnolia
whisky, have great Our " Old Whskys -
beeF proof and haVOf better In every respect than
the Cincinnati mutations brough here.
Call and examine tor yourselves.
GpF22-ly. LbLLYBfE q SMITH
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FREIGHT RATES
aA PROM
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
TO
NASHVILLE AND STATIONS,
Nashville e. Chattanooga r.. R.
WEST OF STEVENSON.

rs class dneuding Hatal per 100 s,.........sl Is
Second ciaas-.'.' .'.'sss'''-'. '''''''''' III
Third class sss.sssr HsHssssses
Special RateE for Rurnlturessc " ssss.sssss "
COMPETITION between STEAMERS snd PropelerI plying
~ between New York and Chafleaton and Savannah mas
caused reduction Ia Steamers heights on through 1ooo5
a. their charges may uetngts give above the tes ron
Charleston Savannah % Nashville At the same Time We
guarantee the shall not exceed g any time prior 70
0f June the here advertised as Ihrough
Kaes from New York add Philadelphia 70 Nashvlne2 IN
connection with Charlestoh and Savannah steamsnlp
Lines, VIZ -
Rirst Class, roe - "
Second Class ''s '''''''''''' y
Ilrd Glass " 60 ssssssss -
Special Rates. . oJ
Consgb Goods to agent Central airoaa SaEsnnah' ana
70 Agent South Carolina Railroad, Charleston
OVefchargEs and Damages (cECept damages oec0frs a.
sea win be promptly settled as heretofore -, 80.
For further information OF Cards giving cssncaAl0u
n CHAS. w. ANDERSON,
f.ho - General Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-28

Of , IA the state ol---i
t area 10 furnish ueilyer, tue respectVe navy yAo'
an - c.ss I.sJ Classes neeanIe ales1' a 10y
-y, III lie sglelulei tueIeI9r, AND II conformity
- saveftse-euJ Of BGreag VI S0usroe'nl &C. VI
80 go ID as io5s. sh0ud ~ Ouer be accepted request y
- o5.-..et 81 tie cJutact set 70 lie navy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-28
IGE GREAM.

lust received, few Of That same" Picked
y Salmon "r~SbL d 'Ho'FSOE
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classes required At The respective navy


r,.ss NJ 10 White Pine. Class II. Ash plank No. Y
lSe- walnut and cherry. No. Il. IrOn DO = Spikes sno
% r. Il I'D Eluc, aud TIM No. "a. Paints, ols, &c
- - Iger No. 81 Hose. No. 81. Pitch Ari and rosln
No Nall8g7, soap, aud Oll- -----,-,-r-
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sss-- Signature, A. B.
le5uls which the bidder encoses must be pasted 70 MS
oee. 40 ga.n VI signed by opposite e4Sl -
ne tg ne prce se aaao0nt ci4loo o1.l lIo
go 80 f,JtsI ~ Tor Glass; AID the saoonI Ae'ls WIZ
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SALE OF Valuable
Real and Personal Property.
HaIeVOn Hall, Columbia, Tenn.

This PINE BOARDING HOUSE, NOW IN kACELLBNI
RBPAIR and better arranged ihan any ON y hO0se III
Columbia for b. riding purpOsea Will be 5oie on
LIBERAL TERMS AND AT Low FlGUhEo.
This beautiful building stands on an seVassS To- On be
corner of Hisb and Free streets, about sUO yarls
Public Square, with good pavements all tls way it
building has I6 large rooms, eludlng we s5ts "
parloTs and bssemsnt all well ventilated lhSfs are soO
Brick kitchen smoke house, aad other out oaans' On
the lot. -, ..-,.,y,, and
location fof hrst class hotel or most exeehehs lAy
residence. ,, ? T u..ebar
D. " Peeer or J. B. hamilton Columbia, OF j. " Ohl
N'l, NSliOL INV 80 A. MllELL.
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Dissolution,

THE partnership heieUtUre eKsIgg under the style and
L firm of CIfLn & ABBOTT, dissolved on the 6tD
inst BY mutual consent take e5e the I'd OF FeO-
ruary 1858 The business will be continued By Clifton,
Albright d Co., Of Philadelphia.
All persons indebted the late firm, previous to the
Cd of February 1855 will please call immediately at TIE
old stand No Cedar Slreetl and SETTLE nth George B.
Abbott who is fully authorized collect and receipt Tor
the same
In retiring from the late firm Of Clifton Abbott take
great pleasure recommending to the patrons OF my
friends Messrs Clifton, Albright Co., as gentlemen
worthy Of confidence and solicit for them cO1 uua1ce OF
past fsvors GEO. B. ABBUTT.
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Cod Fish.


va - aahae4s
nm POUNDS Cod Fish, Of superior 1usIlty, for sale
6UU fsh d "a ESSEL q tho HPSON