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A. e. a A. B. BEECH,
ARE NOW OPENING DAILY AT THEIR NEW STORE,
No. 81, COLLEGE Street.

FENHER Fan and Winter stock Of Dry Goods consisting OF the
latest STYLES silks Travelling Dress Goods etc efe Ia
dies, Misses and Chdrens Steel Expansion Skirts together with
well selected stock OF staple and Fancy Goods gen
orally, Notions, etc.
Also large lot of Satin de LANES and Curtains Carpets
and Oil Cloths Of various styles and qualities all Of which they
Offering short profits to cash dealers punctu
customers on time augl7-H
TUNEACHEIsS WANTED. "a gentleman and his wife,
qualified to take charge Of Male and Female Academy.
and TO teach the branches usually taught first class schools
that character obtain permanent profitable situation
in DyersbuTg Dyer county, Tennessee, by making immediate p
plCatOn. The situation eg
who desrea permanent location. Address
F. G. SAMPSON,
auglI-W3t Dyersburg, Tenn.
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The ides Of holding great national jubilee foI
the purpose Of celebrating the completion Of The
Atlantic Cable, originated in this city The sugges
ton has been eagerly adopted throughout the ooun-
try and day viii be shortly fixed upon for the
celebration. The New York Herald says:
From all the indications present there is every
reason to expect that the celebration will be con
Quoted with proper spirit all through the United
States. Indeed it is from an interior city Of The
South that the idea of great national jubilee ema-
mated, the following despatch having been received
ct this Office from Nashville Tennessee, signed by
Hon. Neil S. Brown, late Governor Of that States
NASHVILLE August IA, 1858.
To JAMES GORDON BENNETT, -a1
NEW YOBK HKRALD OFFI0E:- --a
At a large meeting of citizens last night com
mittee was appointed 10 request President Buchanan
70 issue his proclamation 10 apPoDta general Jubilee
in honor Of the Atlantic Telegraph, and to cores
pond with committees in other cities with view to
united action. sar Neil s. BRoWN,
Chairman of Committee.
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GentIemen's Furnishing Goods
Superior quality of BLACK, BLUE and
FANCY COLORED CLOTHS of all prices.
BLACK, and FANCY COLORED CASSI-
mERES fentIreIy new styles;
SOLID COLORED CASSI1IEBEs OF all
qualities;
FANCY VISITING. AIarge stock OF new
styles of CUT VELVET, FANCY oASSI'
MERE, SILK End WORSTED VEST
INGS, &e.,&c,
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DILLON n CO.'S
SALE OF GROCERIES AT AUCTION.
Tuesday Morning, August 2i, at 10 O'Clock,
TE viii sell in front OF our Warehouse the following arti
w cIes at lotion.
50 bags prime Rio Coffee; so bbls yellow Sugar;
10 hhds Sugar; -- 50 boxes Hyson Tea;
50 boxes Star Candles; IS or. boxes Candles;
10 Ginger Wine, 40 boxes Va Tobacco;
article; q nd p bXs various brands Tobacco;
10 boxes KY Leaf Tobacco, 90 h. barrels extra Whisky;
so boxes Brandy; TO cases Aromatic Bters;
200 dozen 1asous Bacng 200 kegs Nails, sizes
300 bbIs Whisky, assorted binds; 90 hbs Holland Gin;
Ijh bbis Holland Gin; 50 bbs ] II. Smiths Old Re
IS lbs Old Bourbon Whisky; Whisky
IS bbs Old Aionongahela do; 80 bbls Malaga Wine;
IS hf casks Cognac Brandy; 30 boxes Whisky;
Together with numerous other articles make up complete
sale. DILLON AZ CO.,
aug2l No Is College street.
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New Stock Of Fail and Winter
OODS!

WNTE in receipt Of stock Goods adapted to the
w approaching season, comprising the hrges,
complete assortment imported BY usof Ladies'
Of the latest styles, entirely
FRENCH, ENGLISH and GERMAN We
RNOS,
THIBET CLOTHS;
ALPACA LUSTRES, Of all qualities;
REAL MOHAIR and SILK LUSTRES;
COBURGS, and ITALIAN CLOTHS for
Ladies' Dress Goods;
DE BEGE, &c., &C., of all qualities;
FRENCH, ENGLISH, and AMERICAN
MUSLIN DE LANES, of the greatest va
rietY of styles;
FRENCH, SCOTCH, and AMERICAN
PLAIDS, &C.;
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..

ImPertant vEoriS on American GIistorv.
DOCUMENTARY HISTORY or THE
AVER ICAN. RI VOLUTHON
CONSISTING OF
Letters and papers rc4aliuE 20 tIle lcorlsers
Tor Liberty, chiefly in south Carolfnn.<
from originals in the possession 81
the Editor, and other sources
BIZ r. " GIBBEs, NJ. D.,
Aea5er Of the american Association for l1s tEaucEat
Science q The New York Historical socet 81 Georgia His
toreaI Society; &c, &C.
in Vols. 3vo. Cloths
Vol 1, 176I-I776.
Vol. 3 l775-I7s2-
Vol. 9. F77l-I762
The Editor With spirit Of PATRIOTISM has been engaged
Tor 25yeas in collecting ths valuable and insstar pa
pers the hope Of preserving materials Cor American History
which might otherwise have lost Tse are efvn fr
their Intrinsic value and 10 the order o. dates, u0ut reference
special he they received as they ere
oaered aeonhbuion the history glorious Revou-
ton which ever Memorial dear 20 south Carolina and A
sister States.
For sale By W. T. BERRY a. Coz
auglO PUBLIC SQUARE.
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Loo OuR coRREsFOApENoE.

NEAR BEARDsToWN, Perry co. aug. y.
The Wheat crop in this county was injured by the
fly the late frosts, and the rust and will turn out
about half a crop, while the grain is inferior.
The Dat crop was entirely destroyed by the rust
This is the first time the disease was ever known to
attack the Dat crop in this county We have of last
years crop about half the quantity that will be re,
quired for seed next year. o.. ....
The Corn crop is very promising, though general
ly late, owing to the wet weather in the spring.
With good season for two or three weeks, we shall
make heavy crop. J. G. s.
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Great Reduction in GOOdsIt


RE closing their entire stock DBY GOODS at prizes at
~ viii surprise you Call and buy
Muslns at from cents 70 50 cents per yard.
Silks at half cost.
Embr'd Nantes at fourth cost
Carpets at greatly reduced prices.
Call and get bargainsof
augl5 Il. Q. McNAIltE * Co
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WATSON n COOKE 5,sFER 5. H.Hrv. szolsE IA
COOKE, BAILEY & 90.

Boots, shoes, Hats, Caps straw Goods ac.s
No 50 NORTH SIDE Pa57ic 67tfre, BlfsigfTe, 1ssa-
VWJE are receiving large ard ven assorted stock Of
Wv new and desirable goods, selected win great clre, and
adapted TO present pproach season, which
~ invite the attention Of TIE trade.
To h1e merchants who buy goods short time and then meet
their paper promptly maturity viii make e % th nst
% give least portion Of their patronage. .r
CAL and examine stock and prices.
Orders carefully hllsi and goods promptly sent forward
augl5 COOKE. BAILEY A. co.
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sMIrn's FoRK, Tenn.. Anr. l2.

SMITHS FORK, Tenn, Aug. / Q.
The Dat crop throughout this (Hardin) county,
has met the general fate OF the crops in the southern
and southwestern States, having been attacked du-
ring its growth by rust, and completely Destroy
ing the crop that there will not be the seed made
that was sOwn in the spring.
Tho Wheat crop in Hardin is very light It is
now generally theshed out and will fall short Of an
average crop something over one third
The prospect Of an abundant crop of Corn is
quite hattering at this time, and if the season
should continue favorable, more than an average
yield may be expected. Upon the whole Hardin is
in prosperous condition. E.G.T
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SOUTHAMPTON CIRCUIT COURT.

Richard Wilson, George r. Wilson, Mary Garrett formerly
Wilson, VIM Wayne and George his wife Friedrich Boy
kin and others plaintiffs Mills and Nancy, his wife
and the descendants Of Patience Whitehead who Boyn,
sister OF shadrack Boyn whose and others
defendants.
Wis cause IN which the Plaintiffs have proceeded in the mode
Presc by law against the unknown parties, heirs at law
OF ftence B0ykn deceased this day be heard
the Dill taken Tor confessed to the adult defendants whom
process has been duly served, they still falling appear
plead answer and demur to the said BILL the OF the
liant defendants 0y LtetOn r. Edwards assigned defend them
in this suit general replication thereto the exhibit, and
argued g counsel On consideration whereof the court doth adj
Judge order and decree that Robert Whitfield and John
n CheiSs are hereby appointed commissioners for such
purpose @ either OF them proceed to sell at public auctson
te hgss NADER the real estate including the mill property
the proceedings mentioned. whereof the late ShaaCk Boykn
de seized, upon credit six and eighteen months
IN equal payments with interest from day Of sale taking bond
with suen security from the purchaser and retaining the title
until the order Of COURT and report court and return
the sad bonds with the report And the court doth further order
that commissioner Of this take account OF the several
parties entitled to the fund, The duehe and that
he ascertain hat sum should paid spleo Nancy Barrett
formerly Boykn in lieu Of her life interest in the same and
that ne the taking OF said accounts in some newspaper
published In this state and the State Of Tennessee, in lieu ofper
sonal notGe TO The parties but this decree to be suspended
til r. H. Whitfield and John r. Chamtss either Of them
ter into bond IN the penalty Of 5000 with sufficient security
before the clerk OF THIS court payable TO the commonwealth Of
Virginia conditional for the faithful performance Of this duty
A copy, test LauCI7-W3tl HENRY S. HOWARD, D. G.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-21

NOTlCE'--On the first Thursday IN September next vii
open and hold election the several places Of holding
elections IN Upton county, for the purpose Of taking the vote for
and against calling convention anend revise, form and
make new Constitution for State Of Tennessee june
1855 HENRY J, MALEY
iune gl-W2m SheriT 81 saill cnnnfV In sid shate.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-21
Nations and trimmings

NotI oa,s and trimmings!
Our stock cmp the largest variety Of small wares, Trim
mings, Thres Of all kinds. Combs Buttons &C. &C. Hosiery
Gloves penders Handerche Umbrellas, and article
wanted in Dry Goods store
BLOCK andF FANCY DRESS sILKSj
With the greatest variety of Trimmings.
eOOCases FANCY PRINTS, Of American,
Eng Iisb and French manufacture
so Cases BIeached Domestic, all quaIiy
ties;
100 Bale. BROWN sHEETINGS and
SHI RTINGS;
1OOBaIes IL and 5-s OSNABURGs;
100 BALES BROWN and BLEACHED
RILLIDIGs;
sOCn ses PLAID LINsEH;
50 c asses BED TICKING and CHECK
PLAID ;, etc;
20 c asses SATTTNETS;
80 q cases KERSEYS;
80, 20 Negro BLANKETS Of ali qualities
10 90 COAT BLANKETS, .
RAvELING RUGS, BLANKETS, ETC.;
White Goods and EmBrOideFies OF every
var iety, sleeves, Collars, etc., etc.:
LACES, EDGINGS, FOOTENGS, white
an d Black Bonnet Iii bBOns OF all styles;
mANTUA and SATIN RIBBONS, OF all
cs ,IOrs and widths;
IRISH LINEN of every quality;
SILK and TAIaBE VELVETS' all coiors'
The greatest variety of SHAWLS, for
ladies; also, -GENTLEMEN'S TRAVEL
LING SHAWLS;
MOHAITR and ALPACA WRAPPERS, etc.
The assortment We are Offering the trade is the largest and
best have offered vii be sold to prompt dealers on
liberal time.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,
LANIER, PHILLIPS a co.

Closing Time sale OF Groceries
AT AUCTION. I'm
On Tuesday, the gath Of August,
HAR RIs a co..,
AuCTIos5
Al W. II. Gordon & Co.'S Warehouse,
I2i bids n o Sugnr. al grades;
rs bits and half bbls Molasses;
1l00 boxes star Candles
$50 bbls Whisky;
80 packages Brandy
500 boxes soap:
500 kegs Pals;
% cases Sardnes;
With segars, Tubs Matches Spices, and many other artees
The GOOs viii be offered With liberal privileges.
Terms.--Ror all sums u1er $500 cash, $500 and
600 sixty days sl000 and under se0 nne.y days,
and 5000 four months for approved endorsed notes pla
be ia Bank.
augf7-td HABkls a. co.
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Large sale of Fine Furniture, Paintings
.nu,aI TEfcI, E.ur1rn q, me- fannds

DENJ. F. SHIELDS has the pleasure Of calling the attention
citizens his free sale Saturday morning. August
2ls 10 O'Clock Of superb and fine Furniture, Paintings,
the and latest styles consisting in part Of Fine Oil
Paintings, pair Mirrors Carpeng assorted, fine Mahogany
Bcseads, MaFetOp Tables and Washsands ParOr, Dining
and Chairs. Fine Toilet Sets for Chambers
Blinds Cuglass Ware assd, Queensware asd Table
Linens fine Cooking Stove and Kitchen
generally, with fine lot Of other sundres too
ton. Terms, Cash; Sale positive.
aue2O BENZ. F. SHIELDS, Auctioneer.
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the Atlantic Telegraph Company


The Baltimore Amsriean of the 10th inst, gives
the following interesting facts in relation to this
great enterprise:
The stock of the company is divided in three hun
bred and fifty shares of one thousand pounds each.
The charter of the New York, Newfoundland and
London Company, comforting upon il the exclusive
right to land telegraph cables the shores Of New
f0undland and other parts Of North America, and
for twenty-five years to do the same thing on the
shores of Nova Scotia, was made over to the new
company together with all concessions bearing upon
the undertaking which may be hereafter obtained;
and all the pslent rights Of Messrs Whitehouse q
Bright, electricians, which in any way concerned the
working of instruments in marine circuits OF great
length were prOspeciively secured to 1t.
In order that the capital subscribed might be en-
trely applied the immediate object OF the under
taking the projectors Messrs. Brett & Field, and
Messrs Bright WhitehOuse, CONSIDERABLY arranged
that their compensation for The privileges assigned
and for past expenditures and eXeriOns, should be
left entirely dependent the successful result Of
the undertaking The final agreement with these
gentlemen was that upon attaining success, half
YEARLY dividend Of ten per cent per annum on the
capital should first be paid to the shareholders and
that then one-half Of any further profit should be
given them and the other half to be retained by the
company it having been estimated, upon very
moderate computation Of the probable amount Of
revenue coBioined with a consideration Of the com
paratively small working expenses where there can
only be two formal stations TO be maintained, that
very satisfactory result might be secured to all par
ties upon this ground.
The proportion in which the shares were taken
were one hundred and one in London eighty eight
in America eighty six in Liverpool thirty-seven in
Glasgow, twenty-eight in Manchester, and the res
mainder in other parts of England.
When the telegraph sailed on its last and fortunate
mission the el,0O0 shares in the undertaking were
offered for sale in the London share market at $780,
eitLaut BUYERS The successful laying Of the cable
no doubt raised the shares to par value and should
further experience prove its capabiity to perform
the work expected Of it, they will soon command 8
high premium
The cost Of the cable laid between ireland and
Newfoundland is given as follows:
Price deep wire per mile...... 500
Price spun yarn and iron wire per mile 265
Price outside tar per MILE. 20
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BAILEYsS VARIETIES.
FFVIS popular long established company, having been
much enlarged, will perform this city under spacious
Pavilion Tent Market street. Saturday night August 81
s. The performances via consist Of Songs, and Dances
Dramas. Comedies Farces. and Dissolying Views.
On tonight viii be presented the buresque Of the Lady OF
Lyons acts popular Songs, Dances and Negro
Melodies followed with the angable Farce Of the Vir-
gfnia Mummy, &c, sc.
The MANAGER has the pleasure Of announcing that he has
made an engagementwit
MIR. BILL PARER0VFs the CID FavOrites
Who will appear each evening in Of bis BEST PIECES
Doors open at o'clock, performance to commence at
Tickets admission 50 cents children and 2j
aug2I j. NJ. GRAHAM, Agent.
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LNOR SALE.--Fve hundred bags extra family White
II Wheat Flour, from Lebanon Mills, by
may7-tf P. s. G. ANDERSON
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TPAnERS, RANK

SIGHT BILLS on ue Union Bank Of London in sums OF {
- to f25, for sale. .-ss-
aug5I-dIW&cWlt JOHN P0RTERFIEL
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ChiIdren's Goods Of
New styles!
solid 'cOIored MOJ1sLIN DE LANES, of
all qualities;
Our stock OF DRESS GOODS is perfect and
complete i'm every respect, and cannOtbe
surpassed in quality and price.
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DOU GLAS & CO.,
NO. Sd Public Square.
NASH VILE, TENN SEE.
VNTE now offer sale, accommodating terms, such as
wv may b. contracted at time Of each sale,)
2,TSG packages Fall and Winter Merchan-
CONSISTING INPARTOF


the articles in which deal is wide spread nowhere
confined.
thus protect ourselves from the occasional necessity pay
ing above value for any article may buy.
We have ample sales and storage rooms otherwise we'll
prepared do business to any prudent No house in tie
United states Of equal magnitude prace greater economy
the conduct Of its business We sell as We can TO
compensated for the labor and risk Of rad lower unless
it De secure ready money.
We free buyers Of good quality we'll packed feathers GIN
and esWax, al all they WORTH and shipments
extent TO be paid for delivery with money paving bank
the thing ITSELF If demanded. socks and country
nsey aud brown jeans, purchased by merchandise at
the time Of delivery WIZ
Buyers Of goods wholesale will the Nashville market as
wen letter furnished with fall and stocks OF goods tn
ever before It the market for things and good r.
gains for those who know how pay is not the only
first class wholesale establishment city, We simply claim 70
he Of the best
aua2N-3m DOT-GIA & "a
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w very extensive and wei assorted stock
DRX-GOODS,
Ready-made Clothing, Nantes, Varieties,
&c, &c., &c.,
which We are receiving and will have ready for exhibition by
the a5th of August Our stock comprised in part Of
Brown & BIeached shirfings & Sheetings;
81, rs & III OsnaBurgs, Grain sacks;
Prints, Checks, Ticlzings, Plaid Linseys;
FIanneIs, Blankets, Tweeds, Jeans, Sati-.
nets;
Cloths, Cs'ssimneres, vestings, TaiIors' trim
naings;
Americans and French, Plain and Printed.
DeIanes;
French, German and English sIerinOes;
Black silks, Fancy Dress silks;
CIOaks, mantIes, ShawIs;
Irish Linens, Jaeonet, sVViss and Checked
musIins; .=-as ~ r7-e
Laces a EmBroideries, Ladies, Dress Trim.
mings;
Bonnet Taffeta and veIvet Ribbons;
Ex. heaVy TvviIIed leans, Linseys and Ne,
gro blankets for Planters; Read y-madoi
CIOthing, Buttons, Thread, Combs, Jew.
eIry, sc.
added STOCK as they may make their appearance in b
Eastern markets
ausl7-2n BRANsFORD, MwH1RTER co.
- sMITHLAND, PADUCAH,
- louisville, 81: louis; and s4sas
cts, leaving Nashville Mondays, Tuesdays, WEDNESDAY
Thursdays Fridays and saturdays at 10 o'clock A. NJ. The
Min3eIonka, Capt. H. c. EIatheney,
Nashville Mondays Thursdays 10 0'clo
A. NJ. The light draught passenger steamer
Cuba, Capt; James W. Hunt,
will leave Nashville Wednesday and Saturdays 10 ococ X
Am; The light iiraught PASSENGER ;a steamer
The light draught passenger d
PadHch with the U s. Mail Packets fo the above named pce
june 9 4. HAMILTON, agent.
Regular Passenger Packets,
LOUISVILLE son
The Splendid Light Dra'lsht Passenger Steamers,
JOHN GAULT, J. "a. BUNCE, Master.
TESPESr, D. C. PARR, Master.
FAVE above, alternately, every TUESDAY evening at
4oeoek for Louisville and an intermedate points, ON
ase9g az LOUISVILLE win = , .Aai tscAets Tor CncnLsi
all Eastern Cities Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Merchants
and shippers may rely on H boats leaving as advertised Er
naT24 4. IL HARRISON, Agent
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH SUCCEsSFULsE
1858. FALL II Il AID Z. ISIS.
At TIE BEF IDEK NIL LIVERY ENPORIUM
% UNION STREET, NASHVILLE TENN.
MRS. DOYLE respectfully announces to the ladies g.,
w OF Nashville, state OF Tennessee and adjoining ~
states, that she will receive in few days, from New York w
the largest and most ldcent stock OF FRENCH PATTERN
BONNETs as well as the cheapest brought this city.
part as follows;
1000 Fail and Winter Re nnets, all COlors:
1900 Ladies and Misses Brown and White IeghOrn Boomers,
500 Cen Faney Bge ,IIrebeau, Plain aud Flower Head
Dresssss
800 Ladies Dress Gaps:
1900 Boxes extra fine French Flowers for Party ap
pOinments
1900 Pieces Rich Winter Bonnet Ribbons, new styles;
go Boxes White, Red and c0lored Pumes
EMBROlDERIFS, such Collars, Sleeves HandkeHcisfs
Sets Bands Edgngs' Chidren's Waists and Capes.
large lot OF Patent skirts and Corsets Cloth Cloas OF the
popular styles kurs in great quantity, all the way from
Rocky Mountains 1909" !
57old Bonnets renovated apd retrimmed in MOL style II
augl50 MRS. DOYLE.
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Dwe1Iing for SnIe

YaIuaB Dwelling for Sale,
HAVING determined to dispose Of real estate in Nashville,
viii sell thai convenient residence occupied
self Summer street. The house contains nine good rooms
besides Kitchen Whhouse, smokeOuse, three servants
bath rooms, &c. is supplied with gas
complete every particular. The lot fronts 500 by
deep II desired the house will he sold with 50 feet of ground
Parties desiring to purchase will call A. V Lndsey who
viii show the premises, fix terms Of sale. &c
aug2O JAMES NICHOL.
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Reportof me 1nvssliEating Committee.

sxTURDEY MORNTNG, KUGUsT gI, 1855.
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RegmInr PnssenEer b

Inc oplendid LlslL-I Fassenger otelIners,
JOHN GAULT, J. Ii. BUNCE, Master
TE&PEST, d. G.. PARR, Master.
FAVE above, alternately, every TUESDAY evening At
o'clock, for Louisville and all intermediate points,
Meeting at Louisville with Q, s. Mail Packets for Cincinnati
WheeHg AID Pttshurg- Through Receipts given for freight
all Eastern cities, per Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Merchants
and shippers may rely tbs boats leaving advertised. Er
freight or passage apply on board, to
rnar24 u. u. HARRISnN. A-enh.
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Price 500 miles...... 81 ,2l2 800
Price ten miles deep sea cable, at s, $50
per mile......... 1850
Price 25 mile shore end, at s. $50 per
3l.25O