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BALTIMORE RAILROAD
FALL ARRANGEMENT
On and after MONDAY October Passep ger trains for
Philadelphia will leave PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT
DAILY Except Sundays as follows:
EXPRESS TRAIN at s 80 O'Clock A. NJ, WAY MAIL
at II A. NJ; EVENING MAIL at $40 P. NJ.
ON SUNDAYS at $40 P. NJ. only. All trains come
with New York Trains except $40 P. NJ on Saturdays
From PHILADELPHIA to BALTIMORE at "A, NJ.
p NJ. and II p NJ.
From HAVRE DE GRACE and intermediate places
FOR STAFFORD, DELAWARE.
Passengers leaving Baltimore at II A. NJ, conntr
at Wilmington 535 p NJ train, and $40 p Nj ON
Baltimore with 9.25 A NJ. train.
NOTlCE-A coored persons whether bond or free, Nh-
be required to bring responsible white person f"r
onally known to the undersigned who will be willing
sign bond to the Company, before they will be ia
oc4tf VIM CRAWFORD, Ager.
Ia re fs3 FOR THE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
On and after September 10th, 1858, the trains will
follows:
Leave Camden Station, Baltimore-Mail Except S. n-
day. at s. 30 A. NJ; Express daily at sos P NJ, for
PARTS OF THE WEST SOUTHWEST AND NORTH
WEST, Both trains go through direct.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the 30 A. NJ
train; between Piedmont and Wheeling, and between
Grafton and Pakersburg take the sos P NJ train from
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at AIS P
NJ, and from Frederick at S.4OAM
THE ELLICOTT'S MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore at
620A NJ and $50 P NJ and EllicOtts Mills at 40 A. NJ,
anu Oi FOE WASH1NGTON.AND THE SOUTH
Leave Baltimore at 430 and $50 A. NJ, and $50 and
$50 p NJ. On Sundays at 4SO A. NJ. only Leaves Wash
ngtGn Tor Baltimore at 80 ana - A. NJ and $50 and
AS P. NJ: On Sundays at $50 P. NJ only. The second
and fourth trains from Baltimore and Washington
with trains on the Annapolis Road.
For tickets of every kind information, &c, apply
T. ENGLAND, Agent, at the Ticket Office, Camden
station W. P. SMITH,
Master OF transportation
L. NJ COLE General Ticket Agent s2gtf
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Steamships.
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AA FOR CHARLESTON
Sf.fTy1 The Steamship POTOMAC
1e2EssszcsEs C. G. BAKER, commander,
will sail the above port on SATURDAY next October
9th inst, at O'Clock P. NJ.
No bills of lading signed after the departure of the
steamer.
For freights apply to
A c. HALL, Ag't
oc6-4t 116 Snear,s wharf
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]. D. PRATT & co.

7. D. PRATT & CO.,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND S. CHARLES STREETS.
The prOprietors respectfully invite such Merchants as
are not already subscribers to the Agency who sell
goods credit to call and examine system and test
the reliability of our information From long experience
ana the satisfactory testimonials of thousands ofmerchans
IN the different cities East and West who for years
Deen subscribers, all who will call whether
hey sell goods to the cities country towns ample sat
sfacon as to the reliability of information and the
great benefit to be derived from the Agency by those who
subscribe MIRO If
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COMMISSION 1flfrthants.

L. W. GUNTHER. HENRY A.. RoDEwALD.
TUNTHER e RODEWALD.
~ GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
TOBACCO FACTORS,
80 LOMBARD STREET,
One door West of Exchange Place, Baltimore, Md.
s24 If
ID II. kTWELL e co.
/ a. GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
6S SOUTH STREET, (BowLY's WIFI
s24n BALTIMORE
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Aas FOR SAVANNAH, GA.
<f1fff- THE Fine Steamship CITY OF NOR
lsSTs4R~fss FOLK j. c. Parker, commander, will sail
for the above port SATURDAY, October 9th, at o.
clock P NJ.
For Freight passage, having all state
ations, apply to T. II. BELT, JR., Agent,
oc41w Union Dock.
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Just received, lot of BAILEY'S PATENT WINDOW
SHADES, which the public requested to call and ex
anime This is simple and ingenious contrivance, by
which the rack at the sides is done away with by
means of spring with of the sockets it can
be made to roll up heavy or light at will.
fAPER-HANGlNGatte attended to with promptness and dis
patch both in the City and Country.
o. HERRING,
;e7Iy fold Stand \ No On po,;r,oro 80.
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A FOR HONG KONG DIRECT,
BREMEN-The A Bremen

N4E{asfrM The Al Clipper Ship SWALLOW, B. W.
4.szsss.Ts4 Tucker, master, is loading in New
York will have immediate dispatch for the above port
For freight passage, apply to W. RHOADS SON,
corner of Smiths Wharf and Pratt street sis
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NTri@ns3fasM ship JOHANNA WILHELMINE, J. II.
Thierman, master, will have quick dispatch
for the above port For freight passage apply to F. L.
BRAUNS Co., corner Cheapside and Lombard street.
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"GRAPHODOMETER"
~ THE NAME OF
MI CHINE JUST PATENTED By
J. NJ. W PIER,
CIVIL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEER,


j. MORRIS WAMPLER,
JyZZ-dom Baltimore, Md.
eey PARLOR AND HALL STOVES
Tx+rI FOR WOOD OR COAL-The largest and most
R beautiful assortment in this market can be found
at ROBBINS Il CO,
46 and As Light street,
of BaderstOn
scott below Lombard street IWest siJ,,
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DRESERVING KETTLES,-BeII Metal
II and English Enamelled PRESERVING KETTLES
OF every size and guaranteed of the very best oua 20
Gently imported and for sale wholesale and retail ye
low. CORTLAN 4 Co, Importers Of f''''' very
Foreign, Fancy and Staple Goods
No q
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Stripping.
FOR SHANGHAE DIRECT

LIN FOR SHANGHAI DIRECT
NEfA9aM Union Lne.l The AL ship CURRITUCK,
-@ss.szMz$ r +. Knowles, master, is now loading in
New York will leave the LIST October For freight or
passage apply to W. RHOADS & son,
Cor. Smiths wharf and Pratt street.
This ship made the passage from Bombay to Marseilles
N rs DAYS sells
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Mmfanoist

PRESERVED OBSTER.-S00 cozen one
IL pound preserved Lobster put up in Nova Scotia
and for sale by JAS CORN Err & SONS. ocG-4t
DITCH 200 bbls. Pitch, in order, and for
Il sale by JAS. CORNER < SONS oc6.tf
DRlME CURRANTS.-l2 casks Prime
Il CURRANTS just received and for sale by GEO L.
HARRISON, No. ODonnell's Wharf sl6-tf
BORT AND SHERRY WINES of choice
Il qualities, of direct Importation in wood and glass
or sale by GEO. L. HARRISON
JelO-u 0Donnell's Wharf
DORK AND LARD-200 bbIs. Mess and
Prime Pork; also Lard, for sale by JOSEPH CARSON
u w. oc1-t
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SOMETHING NEW

AT NO. so BALTIMORE STREET.
0. HERRING,
Dealer in every variety ofPAPER HANGINGS FLOOR
TABLE and STAlROlL CLOTH, having laid in large as
sorment is prepared furnish Housekeepers with an ar
cle not to be surpassed in the city, prices that will be
found to please.
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t SCI 1fsf- - JAS. 5. BROWNING,
lS<-S1[- rnANu NNEEp

GSSS+IEhsr2z1 CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES
z-- The subscriber has on hand at his extensive
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY, No 81 Sontb CO., stt
the most extensive and best assortment of fashionable
CAhhA%ES that can be found in the CITY Persons in
want OF carriages will find it their interest IN Give me
call as am determined to sell low for cash or approve
paper All work sold at my Repository warranted for
Twelve months Old Carriages repaired or taken in ex
change for new ones " ~ " -
Carriages received on storage held on commission.
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INlNE IVORY HANDLE

a KNIVES AND FORKSl
EXTRA HEAVY PLATED FORKS AND SPOONS.
WOSTENHOLM'S AND RODGERS
POCKET ENITES RAZORS AND SCISSORS
large assortment Of the above goods Just received
made to order and of superior quality. For sale by
SCHAEFFER Il LONEY Importers
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FOR SAN FRANCISCO,

NEE{a&esM. COLEMANS LINE.-Clipper of SATUR-
-As--zzsmss DAY October 16th.-The AL Clipper Ship
INTREPID, f. G. Gardiner, commander, (late of the
famous clipper ship Comet receiving the balance
of her in New York and will be despatched prompt
ly as above; for freight apply
PENDERGAST BROS,
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DR. KINGS DIsPENSARY
FOB PRIVATE DISEASES.

rs Dr. King, Fery Of New York, FOR the last four
&S-S years Of L0usvills Kentucky, and Who has d.
voted the OF private diseases for
thirty years, Eaters himself haVsE attended prac Zee Tor
many years, and cured many Thousands, be s enabled 70
all diseases Of private natues natter how bad y may b
from idudicious mg1al treatment, from nesdct Of si
own Dr. Kings DispensarT No. q Daierck street. hcEee
Cherry aud the Square where be ali diseases Of private
nature
GosOEHEA cured without naueious medicine intsrsgzus
from business
STRUCTURES Of old or recent date eectuay cured in rev
days. hy operation which pain Where Structure
exists, health cannot Be enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and undermineg the constitution much.
SYPHILIS, with all the DISEASES Of the skin, growing Of neg
ect bad treatment, be eeualy cured IN ieE days
SEMINAL WEAEEss, particular attention having been b
this disease, and all the growing on: Of boughi
many by the destructive habits Of nconsdelie
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions, neglect of
which viii uEdsTine the constitution rendering the subject Enif
Tor business society, snd clusng premature old age
Females Who may be abong With any diculgy Of The womb
may assured Of immediate relief.
Persons residing aroa, BY writing and stating hcr case via
fee enclosed directed 70 DR.. A. King, No. p Delrck
Nashville, Tennessee, will have the necessary medicine
their address, with necessary directions Stc secrecy 0bssrFed-
Office hours from O'Clock in the mong until Din he svenin
NAV l3-dd-E1y
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re rHE CITIZENS or
CAUTION no THE PURLTC.

ANsr several years experiment In the manufacture q Gin
srsupasey succeeded in the year @ in making disooFsin
Is manufacture 81 which q deprived q Us acr asa
,,,tory properties and rendered perfectly pure.
Ny mandatory at sehedam, Holland. Afsr months
reelection What title to give it, introdaeed American
pulio under the title OF ssVEOlFe's Sefaiedam Arc
matte Schuapps.s3 Sshiedam is he o. tho place
In Holland where Gin il manuacure "aromat deve I
name from Italian Juniper berry with which il 4 dEFofe
and the word sscnapps German for dnk-eogus.
ofss schedam aromatic drink No sooner had ny sehEappI
been introduced the public and received with appro
hation the liquor Of New YORK. Boston and Phs
delpha started in pursuit via their mixed and poisonous sur
under various In several instances ny labels have
so perfectly Initiated, With only The addition Of sers 70
plead technical avoiancs law 80 carefully prepared
As 70 uos on careless purchasers. understand large GUAM
it has been purchased By thu merchants Of N Orleans e 40.
count of the oapnes5 Of the STUFF Two Dollars per dossn r
tbe Quarts and One Dollar and dozen for Fnss
being the uhosals price in Es YORK It IS nothing AHsli
n Whisky favored With the Oil Of Juniper and reduoe hry
per cent below proof merchant participates incy n
fraud, BY selling the spurious article, much oenFa5
/ the priacipal, who planned the imposition.
hope eveEy rpscAble czen Who vaues The health o. -
community in which he live, viii aid fsrreting andsx
posngthe inscriptions merchant Who Ire q cents
viii put Jeopardy the lives Of the community which be iIYs
Such should be nailed the Poy public ezecaton
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Importer, Mes, IS, 90 and 22 Beaver ST.,
NEW YORK.
Ths following respectable Firas In New Orleans sell ihs esa
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Turks IsJAED.-0ur correspondent at Turks Isl
and, writing on the 18th ult., says: The weather
has been and continues most favorable for salt rsk
ing The quantity has been steadily increasing
nofwith standing a comparatively fair export trade
The present price is u ceuts per bushsl, with
stock on hand of over COG, 900 bushels. A new con-
tract has been negotiated with the government OF
Bermuda, which will require all our surplus stocE
even in the most favorable seasons, for which We
receive in return one half cash and the balance in
vegetables. The latter will always commend ready
market here by the population and vessels touching
and departing The take of turtle is very large,
nearly all of which is purchased for the English
market Spanish men-Of- war ships are the only
armed national vessels that touch here lately. IN
T. Herald.
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The first overland mail from s.. Louis had arrived
at San Francisco, twenty-fOus days out, and ar
rangements were being made e approximately Cels-
brste the event.
The steamship Quaker City arrived at New Or
lsaus on the 5h bringing the welcome intelligence
of tie opening o. ne TehaG1fsee route She made
the outward passage 10 seventy hours The iron
steamer suohel arrived out on the 18th nit She
met the Quaker. q At gOatsacoleoa bar, and ao-
conpansd her to Minstilian, where there was great
rejoicing. The passengers and mail Of the Quaker
City we're transferred to the iron steamer at MiOatit-
Ian at noon on the S0th ut, when she started up
the river in fue style on pioneer trip The su
CHEFS passengers arrived alongside the GOppany's
Whsrf early on the morning Of the SIst two hours
after the passengers, nails ard baggage had
started for the Almova, where stages Sere in resd
ness to convey them.
The road was in excellent condition, no rain hsv-
ing fallen for week. and as all the needful ar
rsngeuents had been made, no apprehsions we're
felt of the success Of crossing the lsthmus It was
not contemplated TO receive the mails from CalifOr
mia this trip. A road win be open to coaches, be-
tween Almoaa and Ventoza. in e short time when
the transit viii be made easily by vehicles.
Col Salindas, with four hundred troops from
oaxaca, entered Tehauutepec On the 2Oh, having
dispersed the forces Of ZuOlaga who has no hold
the Istbmus
Henry Campbell, member Of notorious gang
Of rowdies infesling the soabern part of Baltimore
and who murdered q police officer named Benton
about month since, because he was a chief wit
ness against bis brother on charge of incendia
/ ryism, was, on the SIN inst, convicted of murder
in the second dngree. In the evening police officer
RigdOu, who principal witness in the trial OF
Campbell, was also shot desd in the city by one Of
the same gang of rowdies The murder was com
mitted about nine O'clock in the officers house, and
in the presence Of his wife and children. An efor
was made at night TO rescue Henry Campbell, who
was convicted of the murder of police officer Benton
He was conducted to Jail by an armed escort o.
eighty police officers. The jail was guarded al
night, there having been rumors of a contemplated
attack Peter Core, who was arrested for shooting
officer Rigdon, turned states evidence He sale
eshOt was fred by Marion Crops, who was sub.
sequeutly arrested. Both have been committed, III,
former accOmplice and the latter as principal
The police also arrested five other notorious row
dies during the night as sooOmplices, aud for endea
vOring to rescue the prisoner.
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The Grand Jury Of the New York Court Of Oyer
and Terminer the Sd inst, brought in an indict-
Dent sgains ex>Mayor Fernando Wood, and
majority of the Boards of Aldermen and Councilman
Of 1857 for violating the charter of 1867, and con
spring to defrsud the city. The indictment found
against them contains two cOunts-the one beingf for
conspiracy to violate the city charter" The
specified charges contain the allegation that in vO-
latiOn Of the charter Of 1857, which provides that
no lease for corporation property should be given
for longer period than for ten years, the accused
directed the Comptroller to give lease to the RO-
man Catholic Orphan Asylum of certain corporation
lands, in SD street, for a longer period than ten
years. to Wit, for ever " The news Of the indict-
meuts being found spread like wild FIRE, and has
excited no little oOmDOtion aud comment around
the Ciy Hall.
The schooner Madison, which has been taken into
custody BY the United States Marshal at New York,
on suspicion Of being intended for the slave trade,
was, are reliably informed, sold lately at suction
in that city, under the direction Of George D. WISE
Of the Unued States Coast Survey, as agent Of
D BsCbe, superintendent to Joseph Gardner and
Wm E Eddy, for the sum Of $500. The pur-
chassrs belong to Salem, Massachusetts,, whittier
the schooner was probably bound when captured.
A difficulty has arisen between France and Brazil
in regard to the property Of French subjects dying
in Brasil The French Consul had struck his flag |
st Psrnambuoo, and appealed to his government. |
The French Ambassador ct Rome had, by direction |
Of the Emperor, inside strong representation to |
the Pope against the recsnt abduction BY the Catho
lies Of the Jewish child at Mortsra.
The Delaware Bank at Delhi n. 7, was entered
on Sunday evening. the Slst ult., and robbed Of
funds To the amount Of thirty-seven thousand dollars
Of mutilAted notes Of the bank, thirteen thousand
dollars Of other bills, eight thousand dollars Of
eol6. md the balance in miscellaneous funds.
reward Of three thousand dollars is offered for the
detection Of the rogues aAd recovery of the money
Adyices from Porto Rico to the Oh Of October,
have been received BY way Of Havana. The pros
Dect of the crops which had previously been gloomy,
had improved under the beneficial effects Of recent
rains. Coffee promised finely. From PONCE We
1ssru hat the brig COnsuelO, which had left santan
der with cargo Of -four, was wrecked three days
ant Al the Gaia de Muerto. The crew were barely
able 90 save themselves ThsvOsssl was tOtallOsg.
The college 81 POuCs, astsOhsd 70 the Doniniesa
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BYa decree o. e County Courtof Davidson county, rendered
the October tsria, is, in the GO c. Issss a1gord
and others Ehu Marshall and Others, viii offer for sale al
public auroh AZ tie house IN Nashville Saturday, the
10Th day Of November next, Ot Of ground fronting - feet
south Union street Nashville and running ck l07 eeis upon
which j. frame building
TERMs5 $50 gil lie required 10 cash. and the balance
dit Of year said property eonzs the Of
Nancy Langiord deceased and IS sold for Distribution among
heirs. i. R. ChEATHAM,
Oct2I-tds fee "a Clerk and Master.
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LOG i'm EaeeaeId for SIC.

decree Of the County Court Of Davidson comfy rsner-
ed az the July term r57 and renewed az the October
s5- in the James amou administrator and others
Mortimer Hamilton md others will offer for e at the
Count in Nashville. The II day Of November next
lots Of ground In Edfd, 20 wits Lot No. Il, the plan Of lots
old % BY John Shelby and Ann unaic fronting 100 feet the
north side % Watson street Alo, Lot No q in said plan front
ing al o o feet Watson street.
TERMs-sd property Wi be sold credit Of and two
years except the so paid cash each lot. Notes
with good security eIurei and lien etuet until the purchase
money is paid said property ieongs 70 the Of joseph
Hamilton, deceased, and is sold pay debts Of estate.
J. r CHEATHAM.
nct2l-hls q. "A CIer. md .stnr-
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TRUSTEES SAFE.


ON Tues, ay the ga day Of November 1856, viii sell at the
Court House door in the City Of Nashville at public sue
* in nuher knowu as Crozsr Patent Barrel Machines and
the Letting and all Apparatus thereto bengng and now IN s
Machine and Car shop Of Mess Yannoy, furinvile &
Co. the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Depot, together
win the hop-rish TO said Machines where within e
State Of Tennessee
Said sale viii be made to satisfy deed Of trust executed By Peter
Welsh, said property the 18th day Of March, less.
uoy9-tds D. F. WILKIN, Trustee
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Engagement limited number Of nights Of n.y. ana
Mrs Charles Henri sfrom the principal theatres q eas
land and be United States. Euesday Evenings NOV.
80 1s5s, will be presented she thrilling Dlnafic Dra q
Wumb Man Of Manchester. Ton, the Dumb nan
Mr. Chas. Henri, in which character be has excited the en
astc applause Of large ard fashionable audiences IN he
theass Of the United States Jane Atonrs GAas enra
10 conclude Win he Buri ttaof the " asernEl Tom iug
Chas Henri, in which she wiz sing Then FAREWELL Jolly
Young Waterman and Columbia the Gem Of the Ocean,
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Desirable CITY store House Lot For sale.

TEVHAT very desirable Lott fronting about q feet she east
Of Market 90 south Of the Square
about 80 feet deep, adjoining that elegant house recently
by Morrow, ESQ The side wall
three high already built II previously dispO-ed
will said Lot public the premises, sat-
uFdaYs the 18Th Imstss al - O'Clock D..
The is Of the desirable business points in the
city. J. L. & r " BROWN,
nOv5 a. berry srret.
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NAsqVELLE LUmBER YARD.

TAVING purchased Of 5r. J. r. Darden the above Yard
with he stock Of Lumier hand, viii hereafter keep
constantly hand all kinds d Lumber, both dressed and IN
dressed Mr. joseph Anderson vii; always found a he Yard
70 attend application Of customers heretofore.
noYe-l2n. 20 7. GIBSON.
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ON TIE HlLLSBOhO Ok bhOAD STREET TURNPIKE.
VHE SUBSCRIBERS soce the attention Of Hortcuurists
and Orcharists to their present large fine stock Of
Fruits, consisting Of upwards OF
SIXTY THOUSAND APPLES.
all Of the choicest varieties the grounds and aeca
four years DID, we'll formed heads from six to
high: this is the size aud practcas RECON-
mend, and year old switches recommended by
Nurseymeu.
10 those who wish plant ont Peach Orchards We
OOOO and year old tee great beauty and com
prisng choicest varieties, which public at re-
duced prices order clear the ground for other nursery a
Also, 10000 Pears, dwar and standards, two three and four
years old from five nine feet high beautifully furnished
branches TO the ground.
Our other fruits large comprising choicest
riees. viz Cnerres, Pums, Apric0ts Nectarnes English
GooseberTes and CuTans Also famous Houghton Goose
berry always we'll and mldegs Raspberre Straw
berrys, Grape WINS, foreign and native varieties.
Our Floral and Ornamental Department being much the largest
in the Southwest containing 10000 huwerng shrubs 5000 Her
plants 10 600 bulbs and uerous rooted plants consist
ing Tulips TuberOse, Dahlas &C. Of the finest prize yae
10000 Evergreen shrubs from high TO- Ever
green from two to ten feet high. Also large collection
Of shade trees, and climbing vines.
Our stock OF Roses very fine. comprising 200 varieties Of
the different families which offer FlOra lovers very
duced prices AlsO large and varied collection Of and
greenhouse plants
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Tobacco! TObaccO!!
House and Lot for sale.

DIVIDEND OF u per the Capital Stock Of the Nash
willie Commercial Insurance Company. this day declared
By Directors Of the profits Of The last SIX months
nova-Im JAMES WALKER, Sec.