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THEODORG G. CONE,
JOHN HALIUM.

A TrOENKT Al Law EBs General Collecting and
"A ee-uring Aren't or west Teunesse- sstern ArkAn-
- snd n 1rth Efsissippi Once in UEion Block Cur
Ssrsst, over Cieaves 4 Sgios's sootstore seps-ly
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JAMES MOORE,

KTrM POLK ard Smith P. Bankhesd. having
w fo-nnd a paTtusrshfp, wiz hereafter practice Law
tresthsr "A the city Of hemukis- u1vl-Iy
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F,LKUEFFNER, N, D,,

HosE EOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
II inform the cfssns Of Memphis and its vi
enity, that be has heated hlmse - the southeast
csrnsf Of BHiou AMI Second streets.
Omce noun untiis ocOct in the Dornins, between y
ald 81 noon. and betEesn and in the evening.
REFREEcEs-Jadge shH-kee Gov Brown, of Miss;
Eelson Mitch- $50, of Charleston, c; Drz- He-ing
L-pe Of PhIlE sphih and Dr.. Casp6r, Of Louisvie.
L.-In
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RQre Oa1e1sIElN.

FTfHE subscribers osr for sale ihslr e1tsHii5-- 80
IL mt on OTerton sfreet, near tho n--rr e.
snd Onto Deplt c1rsisiinx Of Frsme nu ff'r- llli
30 0y ia feet. ens V-rticsI Enrlue 90 -s'r-T l.
eorse power uth all the ntchinerg fur cg1r 30 rhs
sash and Door mauufactoryi tngeik4f ul a- up-i5et
Sav fcr box- maFng, vih tee lrafa O, IA 49, ct q
A~ui-hh tor mannacufinr purpcfe1 7-ry cc la 1srsu
ano ooniai1lnE cue an tnreequarfeFs 20 wl
sod % aud n long time Al go COO fee % seasc1f
white pna Also lni with q dne B-i-k DusrilT or
Earket street near p. Iit-s- lot . 81 f,st 5ut
Scond street uoT N Of JACK Enf Of 20 fet f-
% Linen street. mar % J. RSulinEE al Cd 'onr ta
~. h w
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ChGMcery Safe.

DY virtue of an interloc1t0ry Chanoery decree AZ
ID Ripley Tenq. az its December terui, i83I, vii
sell On the drst MONDAY In February next, at the
Court House door, IN said town, 70 the hghest bidder,
hundred and seventynne and hair acres Il land,
'ying IN Lauderdsls county. belonging ~ Francis Rid
There Il this Land about hundred cleared
good og houses zsOd springs. a.
TERMs-si, ,ooO cash; he balance In ard Two years;
notes. with good security WI be reqVi-ed OF the pur
chaser q. n. RICHARDzON,
decl7-Iaw4t Clerk and Master.
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Trustees Sale.

IN pursuanoe OF Need o. ust sxecuted to rus By J.
p Robertson the 6th dsv % JsnusIy 1887. which
deed vas registered In the ReEistsr's 0oe o. Shelby
comfy State Of Tennessee TIE 7th day o. Januzrv
1851, IN Book No ;, page al ] viii the 2tth BAT
nF JANUs BY 1883 b-f,r- the dor OF The Tennessee
House. nov occuped BY said J. =. Rlbertsnn a hote
being IN the city of Aenphi, Team the following de-
scrio-t prop srty, 70 VT:
20 oesstssds, feather heis cotton matrAsses, IS
shrck maltrasses and ths bed covering De eonefng 70
earh bst ami bestead and maftresses
with al other bed1ing apoertaintng thereto. Alsn.
bureaus rdrubes, sCfss lounges. large cookiKE
stove and furniture, I parilr looking zass gifted.
small looking gasses chairs, an the table
beonring ta Eaid x ber consisting ~ 90 pieces
Daror carpet The a3qve prupe vii b sold for "a b.
The title T. b-lisvei 70 BE- god, but viii only sell and
cohvey a. trustee. r. Y. RICHARDSON,
dsc5i-tds r~usfse
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MEMPHIS WHOLESALE
STEAM CRACKER BAKERY AND CANDY
MAWnRAC ACTORY

II kELLY WouId res5eetfully laform bis friends ard
IL the pubic gsnersl5. that As mEnueasturrs daily
a hts stand ene ana large sssortmsst q svsrytng
IN his ne whch be wn 81. as oU they bs bou,ht
anyWheru else, and warrante6 70 ETo Es1er satliso-
fresh - D. EHLLT8
ssss-ivd Ns.s. Hyv.ra's Rou, Es1SSiI, M
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PRICE OF sUBsCRIPTIea.
.n-urrn 49, aww-r
DAILY RATES FOR ADvER rIsIEs.

Aeo7tec - ~ AFpeei Gila Eesle eHa E1s9aa'e-
K0r square ten nes less nEerlon---s1 90
For each additional insertion sf ssne---------..-. Sc
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VANCE a ANDERsON,
. rIouEEor....................J.F ?. 81

A TroEEFTs Al Law Memphis, Tenn. One On
a HenrOs street, between KAN and Second Streets
= IarID-lr
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fruit Grtrs & Sbrubbtrp.
Choine Frnita al - -

OQOlCS EEu1L5 o. AtL @LDGas
rTIHE subscrfhsr has OF hard TIE '1---r. -- -
Il ton OF GREEG-HOCsE PLAN-+ 0r..
MENTAL sHRUBs and EFERG zErE7 rr 80
description togeiher VIII the ursl rs-= --aa
collection n FRUir7 q ali fascrirf.--H -Lf'E1
ROOTS FLOWEE SEEEus ard az 1er-rf-l-s -r -s-srs.
Nursery busiTess AT orders adf-s-a=~ u1r
signed Box i63, vii rscslse prCuut c'-r--.
Nursery en- Horn Laks Eo-d Qrfi sa-- r.-.. le zl=s
from -
g. "
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A FTORFKT At Law Poutotoc Mss WI ate
a strictly % al professional bEsiness which may
ssfrusted q him N azy 4 fhe Courts o. kgrth MS
iSs1vi- feoi7 y
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WE are authorized and requested to Announce
H0LLENBRCK a candidate for the of1ce of Constable
the Ftnh Civil District At ihe ensu ns March eleo-
ton. octi4-te@
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FOR SHERIFF,
FOR CONSTABLE.

FOX eH HEklEEs
o. We ara Author red aanounoe JOHN B EOSELEY
- candidate shelby County, st the
ing March election sepS
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BaEf5nsO1.e GgsaGt O5s5O
q % y 8 = s. =
II "a J. n Cd a ID

THIS Roas runs from Wheeling 70 Balttuors crzs
milesl and to FAshngton, GOO niies) presents
ths fullest advantages both freight and pssser-sI
line. Il through Wild sud romantic regions o. fbs
Ansghsniss and being sotsly constructed oou.stsiy
trscfive and safsst RaTroafs IN the Uuitss Sft- -
Central Ohio Railroad. from Coumb1s and EsneTvfets
Wheeling, untes this rosd wiki al portions q the Wss
TIE Only TEHousH fIcxETs raoN Nv,r,,,,.
LOUIsvTLLE End ST. Louis 70 the NArroEAI NJ
rROPOLIs sold b this road which runs Sir.ct .,
Washngton without the delay 0f passing f1rourh S.s
Il = also the only linz by which bsEEsTs esa 3,
cascksd 70 Washington from the Ohio river = -
L1-By tse sAIL RoUTE from Memphis, taks the NAL
steamers, running daily for Louisville oonnecfIur -
with mail steamers Jenersonvlle RarosI - rl,-1
natl where they arrive 80 As 10 oounsgt 80 - ~
little Mani Railroad for Coiumbus eonre.f--- 49,.
with Central oaio Rairoad th-Oush Ne~ark and zsos
viue 70 Wheeling By the express tran A. ~. -.
ths zine from Ctneinnst 70 Batimore and . w.-bins
is less than - hours
Ralroad Rsuts.
E1-Passsnssrs from ksmphis solns Rass th-,,,h a.
Louis buy rzrough Tickets By tho Baltir,o- - o.
Raroad. Thls route lays through vincsunes Tsr.
lndlanApoils etc, 70 HhccnE, the new Obio ~
Mississippi and c01nnectinE Roads These so,r-~i---
az direct and the time from ST. Louis 70 B-Jt,o
o. Washington is but about q hours rouxh Tickets
By this route may Be had Of the Agent under ths Ps
tsrs Houas a the fnliovng rates From 81 Louis e
Baltimore s26i 70 Washington s2s
A. Ehceng the passenger takes the supszor e.-, o.
the Baltimore snd Ohio Rzroad Which leave thrss tmes
daily for Baltimore, WlshuEtoE. Phuadeiphia and New
YORK Ihrough n 10 o. n hours nciudinz stopr aEss
For safety SPEED regularity beauty q he oountr snd
general comfort this second 70 none IN ths Unon
FRElGHTS. - his company possesses the larEssf
equipment any Raroad n the United States and IL
prepared Do imueuse business transocrtation
he rOad makes Immediate eounecelon AZ the Ehsrves and
IN the Batimore With the RAirusd Phlads
phia anf Ncw York steamers - Ericsson ard BAIrI7
NoRE STEAMSHIP Lines, By Canal and Sea 20 Nv
Yor and b Merehanfs' and Miners Line Boston
steamers D. Norfolk Charleston, Savannah, Ac For
arcuiars reight tarf copies o. which nav = IA
- M ForrarInE Hsuses In the west o. J. n FaRn
Reoaiving and FoTE su1ins AEeat at Wheelin<.
WM. g. WOODSTDH
Eas-sr u Transportation Bsltiuiors
TuROUGH TlCKzT3. aloWinE he h0lders % stop q
sny point and resane heir seats pessurs nay b.
purch~ssd the CompanT's OGue. No. IS yefTsrsoo
street doors East of TIE Conm-rcai Hotsl Memphis
June15-ly w. MOaTN, Agsnt.
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We are authorized 70 announoe ". BRIDGES, as .
candidate for Constable OF the S,h Civil District Eeo
tion "a March next. ocf4
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MarrB GIsttluH.
FOR CONSTABLE.

N. SAINT Is a candidate for the once Of Constable
at the next election IN March, II the Foureeth Civil
nfrfcf aHgf6-ta
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VIZ are authorized 70 announce Wh JAMES
candidate fer Constable IN the Fifth Civil District ~ h
ensuing March election auEa7-te@
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We are authariEed % announce JOHN ". TAYLOR
canddate for ectiun for the once Of Constable
In the Fifth Civil District octIs
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A 9-OREEY AND COUNSELOR. AT LAW, NezphlE
- Tenn one IN the Post Oaos BEildlBg-
An hcsinesE entrusted 70 his VII receive pronFi
ant fHftkfu atsRtion. CoectioJ promptly made IN The
suToundng eOEnss Of Wes Teu3essses Mississippi and
Arha1sas.
janiS-dsw1y
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We are authorized 20 announce FRANCIS BAUGH :
candidate for unity rrEstse Of shelby county Al n
easufnr Hsrch elec IN oct1l-ite
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We are authorised 70 announce Esv. JAMES ]
WALKER as q candidate for C0unty Trustes Of shell
County ?. ne ensuing March election aur22-te'
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MedicaI NOIice.

nR. ARTRUR < TAYLOR has associated with hiu
~ his br0fher Dr. va V. TAYLOR, yr. They O1e
their to ths public.
Omas Court street south side of the Square.
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Arofrsslonai 6ar0s.

RcLaNaHAE. ERoUsDALs s Dill
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ARCHITECTURE.

AhGd11EClO y 6G.
FTTHE unisrsizusd rsspectfuy 70 the eti-
rrns = Meu rhis and surrounding oountry, that be
Is prepared 10 daT plans d specincstioDs cf budinss
Of every deserrtsn etimate the cost and suerntend
the erection ckaracter 81 building, draw contracts
between the partics, -, &c
He vii also at1nd % the ureant % nriek-~ork,
plastsring, excavstions Or eooanknents &C. 70 ne
ieuurc md cnsfructo o. bricges surveying Of lots
in anv psr- o. ths city adjolnine country
Ofce IN Bank Alley, over the once II yn1ge XII,
.o11r a. Nadison street. " CRANE
s-p1T-sn Archifect and civi EnEineer.
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FOR COUNTY TRusIEE.

WEare Authorized 70 announce JAMES =. FELrS ~
candidate for rsetion 70 The once 0f Sheriff, st n
ensuing March eiecfirn octl
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ASSETS

ASSETS.
Cash on hard and on dsposif...... sIS,4s2 2s
Cash in the hands OF AGENTS and In
course OF Transmission, sacurgd By
Bond, with sureties-....-....-.. 557 p
Fifty-f0ur Bond and Mortgages, Il
8 and per cent. Interest, A.
mounting IN the sgEreghte to.-.. I51, SIS %
which marriages. vaius-
bic ard pro fuciive real Cstafs.
prinripaily farms corded and
arst liens, woTth geuerailY double
the Emount, and % re than mort
gagged for IN each case, and 10 no
ease less than 60 per cent more
ex-lasive Of farm tuiidiugs and
80 certidsd By the Hccorders
where recorded. q the Auditors
Of the States OF Ohio and Illinois.
Nineteen Bonds. int'est per cert.,
security ample, amounting in ne
aEErrgAfe to.....ssss.--...s.-.. ~ SIS %
Bills Receivable. PTomlssory
Notes, payable on demand-...... $500 %
Cash due IRON responsible parties
demand. /, s53 aT
Interest socrued aud pFincipsily
dus, payable Jaa- J. iS57........ HOS s.
-- t2S7 lss 81
INCOME FOR TIE YEAR 1855
An ount o. Pmiums recvd daring tha yesr Sc 202 2
q Interest q" 4 267 -
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Carriage 8posjt9uts.
GREAT SOUTHWFsFTFT
EAT BARG AN 8
HARNESS Ind sllDLERT
MANUF ACTokFl

81 MAIN-oI.g UFF- LULNL 3 Az
NgTB are nov manufacturing
w and keep ounstantly
hand the largest AMI bes A.
sorted stock Of al geids In our
Iine oderad IA Mrmphis. -.
Alsa, GIN BANDS of every ItI
descriDtions, to = 3 of which We Efa.-
invite the attention o. Durcha- ~ N3 .N
sers and viii sau sur =
sash Or prompt pay cap - - --.--
the cheapest, aui guarantea ------.sI
tire satisfaciion. Hepailing -----a-
prumptly attended 70 and work made g. o--a-
nnvS-daw EnEn l-er-- a q
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JACOB BECATOLD,
C0IINKR Oh CHICKASaW AND JACKSOa-SFF.

MLO11Eoh18s Tenn
nEAlER IN AZ Porter, Cider and wines of az Kinda
~ zsnuisciurrd b tie cele5rztsd eBtablishuszf
O. ne uGiet States ToF sails, Wheesale o. asaan.
fron o1g exDsrc1ce m he 6zsness twelve yearsc
uhca has bcen ne ctg Of nsmphisl "a ~ mysaH
With ne guaranty ksvs had from ny Old eustomor
tbst nv sxe-iious have ben apprsciatad b. them
fw1ol n n
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mississippi Central
@M@ Z
RAILRO AID.

NOV open 70 Pieken's stsion on The sutheru Diris
~ lon, and 70 Toezna ststioa 0a the Nsrthcrn D.
vi-i0n.
EcHEBuLE
Msii train lssves The iunsfion a. o. A. - Rsturn-
20, ssves Tockna At n ~ A. X snd arrives th
ltncfaon with the Memphis acd Olio kal'ros1 at 1io
q c1nnacllng vita passenger train 70 Memphis.
freifht AMI nmadati1u train ie junction
= 0cocf n. Ter ne arriva % the accounoatIon
train he Memphs and Chariestoa Rahroad and ar
rivss - Tocius st n. r.
MAI train aodhsct' with Sims Co's f0ur h1rse D q
coaches a. Tsckn1 station A. II 20 A. n, for water
Fal-y, Grenada, Carrolto1 and Lfzngten. nnd st Or
ford With Nsssrs- JEmieson Co . four-hsrss post
coachas for PU1toi Abertesn and Columb1s Mss.
Tickets be procured from Pstters 4 Brs Com
mere al Hotel. ana from tia ticket q The Memphis
snd Chariest0n Railroad, at Meuphis
de-lE aH,a-frfs-<ar.
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A TTORSET At Law. Memphis, Tenn Beierences
~ NessrE ward a Jones, Phillips white, LAmb
Toung \ o., Mechanism, Trousdale Dill. Milton 3
PstnsF1 Hnss O9rn. Esq n. avery, Esq.. ksnphis
OHoe. up stain, al the Of Main and EEdiso1
stress naEt DOR . the Gayoso ssvngs InstfutiOu.
ocrJ-dlr
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M. ID. WEICH.
CARD.
RRoWy CuAZrU
w. G.. WEATHERFORD,

" leon, Ark-
pan; JudEe r. L OEruthers Supreme Court; B. g.
Eastman. Esc EEshTfns; Nsier 6. A. Henry, CARTS
vie, Tenn and GeE 7. B. FIournoy, Desha 90, ARK.
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Iinfs, $iQuors, &t.
DURE OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY,


DURE OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY,
4 CINCINNATI, OHIO.
This Brandy has been manufactured for several years
from the PURE JUICE of the CATAWBA GRAPE thus
aordng additional evidence of the progress of American
enterprise and industry and of ability to produce ar
cles at home equal to those made by any other nation
The OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY not only equals, but
EXCEIS the best Imported Brandes in purity and flavor
is in fact the BEST BRANDY known. This statement
is fully corroborated by the certificates of our most dis
tnguished analytical Chemists.
remedy for DYSPEPSIA, FLATULENCY,
CRAMP, CHOlIC, LANGUOR, LOW SPIRITS, GENE
RAJ DEBILITY, &c.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
RETAIL PRICE 81 25 BOTTLE.
G. Simmonds has appointed DAVIS & MILLER. Whole
sale Druggists Il N Howard street. Sole Agents the
please forward their orders. sS1m
r|FA | 800 Bbls. MAGNOLIA WHIS-
tlEZ5 KEYS. N. Pike & Co.'s Cincinnati, oRlGI-
Ssss=@7@sNAL MAGNOLIA WHISKEY, which has so
emnenty maintained its high reputation every part of
the United States during the last twenty years will
hence9rh always he found in great supply and furnished
to the trade at CINCINNATI PRICES by the subscribers
appointed SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE AGENTS for the
above old Dstilleries.
The public cautioned against the spurious initiative
brands which envous parties have long fosted pur
chasers Their great inferOrity to Pixies Original Mag
nola may ettectually to detect them.
W. GRANGE & CO.,
Exchange Place.
Pixies superior deodorized COLOGNE and other Spirits
at lowest market prices. sS-tf
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Steamboats,.

,sTa FOR FREDERICKSBURG,
r%z-zE4---lVA.-The steamer WIN. SELDEN, W. b.
Kirwan captain, leaves her wharf foot of South street.
every TUESDAY. at p NJ, for the above place, stop
ping at all of the usual landings going and returning.
Leaves Fredericksburg every FRIDAY MORNING Mt
o'clock for Baltimore Freight of every description
Blank bills of ading OF the form used
he had board Feighs to all points except Fred
ericksburg and Baltimore be prepaid For freight
passage, having excellent state room accommodation,
apply in Baltimore on Board the Boat.
Agents in Fredericksburg,
se14.1m A. K. PHILLIPS eco.
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So 1RAPHODOMETER
W NAME OF
4 M CHINE JUST PATENTED BIZ
J. VI. VA PIER,
CIVIL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEER,
BALTIMORE Nm
IT is an AUTOMATIC SURVEYOR, which, by simple
mechanism is made to record accuraclyon a strip or
endless roll Of paper-a PROFILE of any route
passed over the ANGLES of DEPLETION rghtand left and
the DISTANCE travelled upon any required scale or set of
scales.
This machine may represent in appearance purpose,
an ordinary Buggy Wagon with the addition of the very
valuable attachment claimed above. There is box con
tanning the simple cOntryance for recording upon the
strip of paper above mentaQed Motion is conveyed
to the paper by the revoUtorSf the hind wheel which
acts by band and gecr upon rollers which paper
is carried One half the strip of paper devoted to hori
zonta projection the other half to vertical projection and
the centre or division is line of pricked distances.
The DEFLECTIONS worked by the turning the fore
axle of the Buggy in assuming the horizontal changes in
the route the PROFILE by weight adapting itself the
lowest position aainable through any changes the lev
e of the route passed over and the DISTANCES by points
at calculated intervals, the periphery of of the
rollers conveying the paper.
will sell STATE RIGHTS, COUNTY RIGHTS INDIvID-
UAL RIGHTS, for the USE, or and MANUFACTURE of
this Machine reasonable terms.
Address the patentee,
j. MORRIS WAMPLER
wood p,It;r-..a ~,
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Steamships.
. y

,F~EA TO MERCHANTS AND
& n .l'rTa STTIPPERS.-The Baltimore and Savan-
49, %szS95 nah Steamship Company, composed of
first ropcllers running regularly between
the above porta leaving Baltimore every SAT-
URDAY, at O'Clock, p VI.
All frCghtS for Nashville, Knoxville and other parts of
East Tennessee Alabama Florida, to Augusta, Macon,
Mcdgevile, 10 all parts of Georgia, through from Sa-
vannah by Railroad This is the cheapest and
liable route.
All Freight sent to the undersigned promptly forwarded
at the usual rates
Passengers will find excellent accommodation upon
these ships. 7. II. BELT, in, Agent.
$50 Union Dock.
-1s@FsA c II N w ELLIS GREAT
S[-F ffss. EASTERN, WESTERN AND SOUTHERN
E,fEs :sxssS5slss5s STEAMSHIP FREIGHT AND PASSEN-
GER LINE.
The TEN STEAMER of this Line in first rate
order, and the Agent announces the business commu-
nifty that Steamer will leave 1l6 Spears Wharf, Bati-
more, and Pier Thirteen, North River New York, EVE
RY AFTERNOON ut O'clock
Insurance may he effected goods by the Cromwe's
Steamers from New York open policies their
if payable to tieml with the responsible Ccnpa
MES, whose certificate will he given when required.
One of the above steamers will leave Baltimore EVERY
SATURDAY afternoon ut O'Clock for Charleston, s c.
For freight passage having superior accommodations
apply to A. C. HALL, Agent,
116 Spears Wharf, Baltic
A. B. CROMWELL, 4 CO.,
cor. Washington & Albany SITS, n Y.
JOHN W. CALDWELL, 4 gent,
tel u Charleston, $. c.
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,jy22 dom

DREAD! BREAD!
HD CARD TO TIE PUBLIC.
GEO. W. ARNOLD, BAKER, corner of FAYETTE and
PARK STREETS, having DISSOLVED ALL CONNEC-
TlON superintendent of the Mechanical Bakery of this
city informs his friends and customers that he has fully
resumed his long established business the OLD STAND
and viii hereafter give his ndvded personal supervision
to the baking of the very best bread -four
Rye and Dyspepsia Bread French and Albany Rolls
CEIcS, Pies, &c &c. every morning and evening fresh
articles can he had, He confidently hopes that the former
quality of his Bread Rolls &C. will to his present
eXrous the increased support and patronage of his
meerouS friends and long tried customers Fresh Malt
Yeast every day. GEO. W. ARNOLDS Bakery,
Corner Of Fayette and Park streets,
jy10 div Raltimora
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Il scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court of Bal
tmOre city letters testamentary the estate of ANNS
TATIA HUGHES, late of the said city, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said deceased
hereby warned to exhibit the with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber with f. Beatty Graf, my
torney, before the 18th day of March, 1859;
they otherwise by law he excluded from all benefit of
said estate All persons indebted said estate
qucsted to make immediate payment. Given under my
hand this 18th day of September, 1858
JOHN C.. c. HUGHES, Executor.
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n f1lS Is To GIVE NOTICE THAT
IL the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
of Baltimore City in the State of Maryland letters tesla
mcntary and of administration the personal
estate of ANN BULGER late of Baltimore city, deceased
All persons having claims against the said deceased
hereby warned to exhibit the with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber, before the 10th day of
April, next they may otherwise by law, be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand this 10th day of September 1858
s17-1awIw* r JOHN GRADY EXT
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'IiIo Is 10 IVIN r NUIICE THAT
Il the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
OF Baltimore City letters testmentary the estate of
GEORGE r. CARROLL, late of the said city, deceased.
All persons having claims against the said deceased
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber, before the 9th day of
March. 1859; they may otherwise, by law he excluded
from all benefit of said estate. All persons indebted to
said estate requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 18th day of September 1855
LUKE TIERNAN, Executor,
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MARY ANN ASPRIL,
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S241aw4w Administrative.
FHHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE. that the sub
Il scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Baltimore City, letters tCstlmcntary the estate of
MARY C. JARVIS. late of the said city, deceased
All persons having claims against the said deceased
hereby warned to exhibit the with the vouchers
thereof to the subscribers before the 9TH day OfSep
TENDER 1885, they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate All persons indebted
said estate requested to make immediate payment
Given under hands this 9th day of September 1858
WILLIAM E. MAYHEM
EDWARD OTIS UINKLEY.