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rs (Messrs. Hebard, Randall and LOrd)
spor,ed as follows;
Whole number, 2l1
Necessary for a choice, l09
Charles Cummings received lio
James NJ. Slade 66
Calvin ". Clark 81
So Charles Cummings, Esq, was de-
Jared TO be elected. lie presented him
eli al the bar Of the House, was sworn,
nd administered the oath Of Office TO the
peaker, and the oath Of Office was then
.iven by the Speaker to the members Of
be House.
On motion Of Nc. Dcane of Cayen-
lish, the rules Of the House for the last
session we're adopted for the time being
The House adjourned.
SENATE.
AFTERNOON.
Mr. Gleed from Lamoille county, pre-
sented his credentials, and tie oath was
Resoiufioas.-B Mr.. Harris, that the
Senate proceed to elect Chaplain for
the year ensuing. Adopted. The bal
lots having been taken and examined,
Rev. F. W. Shelton was declared elected.
BY Mr.. Evarts, that the Senators and
officers Of the Senate be furnished with
two dailies and one weekly newspaper
during the session. Adopted.
A message was received notifying the
Senate Of the organization of the House.
Mr.. Phelps, Senator from Grand Isle,
presented himself before the bar of the
Senate and received the oath Of Office.
Mr. Chitenden called up the resolu-
ton providing for the election Ct Secre-
tary and Assistant Secretary, and it was
adopted.
The ballots for Secretary having been
taken and examined, the result was as
follows, Messrs. Butler and Gleed acting
as teIIers:
Whole number, 20
CLARK II. Chapman, Is
h. c. Benton, IL
Mr.. Chapman was declared elected.
and appeared before the bar Of the SEN
ate and received the oath Of Office.
BY Mr.. Wilson, that the Senate pro-
ceed to elect their Assistant Secretary
for the year ensuing. Adopted.
On the third ballot, II. f. Miner was
declared elected Assistant Secretary for
the year ensuing.
Resolufioas-That n message be sent
to the House Of Representatives inform
ing them Of the organization of the SEN
ate. Adopted. By AIr. Wilson, that the
Senate proceed to elect standing commit
tees.
Mr.. Chittenden suggested the propri-
ETY. Of taking a ballot. The custom had
always been to present such resolution
and 10 let It lie over; that committee
might make nominations, and be would
move to lay it upon the iable-and it was
50 ordered.
/ .Ioiat Resol,aioHs.-By Mr.. Chitten-
den, that the joint rules Of the last ses-
sion be adopted until others can be Provi-
ded. Adopted. By Mr.. Chiiienden,
that the two Houses meet in joint assem-
bly Tomorrow afternoon 10 hear the elee-
ton sermon. Adopted.
Mr.. Chinenden called up the resold-
J ton relating to the election Of standing
committees, and il was adopted.
Mr.. wead moved TO reconsider the
vote adopting the resolution providing fol
5 standing committees, and It was recon
e sidered.
Mr. Smith moved that the resolution
Be ordered 10 lie upon the table, and ]
. vas so ordered. Mr. Chittenden movet
that the Senate adjourn; Withdrawn.
The Chair ordered that tie Secretary
call the roll Of Senators and make up th'
Direetory-which being finished, on mo
ton Of Mr. Poland, the Senate adjourn
ed.
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c. W. Clark, Esq, Of Chelsea. Mr..
Lord Of Morgan nominated Hon. James
NJ. Slaae Of Middlebury; and the tell
ers (Messrs. Hebard, Randall and IsOrd)
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adjourned.
HOUSE.
The House was called to order by
Hon. Benz. w. Deane, Secretary of
State, and after prayer by the Rev. Mr..
Gushing, the roll of members was called.
On motion of Mr.. Linsley of Rutland,
Hyde Westover of Castleton, was adj
mitted to a seat without producing his
credentials.
On motion Of Mr.. Woodbridge Of Yer
gennes, the same order was made as to
Franklin W. Olmsted Of Bridport.
The House was then directed TO the
election of Speaker for the year ensuing.
Mr.. Deane Of Cayendish nominated Hon.
Geo. F. Edmunds, seconded by Mr..
Marsh of Brandon. Mr. Randall nomi-
mated Hon. Horace Wadsworth Of South
Hero.
The tellers (Messrs. Deane and Ran
dalD reported the result Of the ballot, as
C,Il,--p.
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which was ratified by the Senate, aud
the oath of office WAS administered by
the Secretary.
0n motion Of Mr.. Davis, the Senate
adjourned.
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Necessary for a choice, ia
George F. Edmunds, 188
Horace Wadsworth, 80
whereupon Hon. George F. Edmunds
of Burlington, was declared to be elect
ed.
The Secretary Of State appointed
Messrs. Needbam Of Hartford and Lins-
ley Of Rutland, to conduct the Speaker
elect to the bar Of the House which
service being performed, Mr.. Edmunds
addressed the House al follows:
GENrLEMEN-I accept this renewed
expression of your confidence and good
will, deeply sensible Of the honor it con
Ifrrs, and the high and delicate responsi-
bilities it imposes upon me.
should shrink from the weigbty cares
of this position, did | not know that the
successful administration Of the duties Of
the Chair depends. rather upon the good
temper and sagaeity Of the House than
upon any special skiIl. or talent Of the
Presiding Officer. With this knowledge,
and with the confidence il inspires, en-
ter upon the discharge Of the duties to
which you have called me, relying On
your essential aid and forbearanee as the
principal elements Of success.
The many friendly, and familiar faces
/ / see around me, aud the unebanging
reputation Of this House fof good order
and deeorum. are a sure guaranty thai
my confidence Is not misplaced.
Let us, then, assume, and carry for
ward the business of the session. with
/ that deliberate dilligenes which. while I
economies time, will afford the hope that
1 oar completed laiaors may b. perfect
I assare sou that nothing shall b
wanting On my part, that earnest sfior
j can supply. 20 render she session bo'i
agreeable to ourselves, ard proessLls q
' the people.
The soeaksr tbsn direesed The Heaass
Ite ,he election Il . Clerk pro fsDsPors.
Mr.. Hshard u Chsisss aoaIinsss'
' Charles Camminga, ksq., of bFasssss-'fe
j. sseoa8ea by Sir. Merrill of S. Jehasbu
~ Mr Randall Of koEbtiFy dominate
The Washington union., 1858-02-13

slG2 From New Orieaus by Isthmus os Tshuantepec
San Francisco, California, 3,l0o miles and back
i.I oucs month. sa
LeAvs N. Orleans on lst Of each month; ,Al
Arrive at San Francisao in IL days thereafter;
Leave San Francisco lst el each montb,
Arrive n N. Orleans in Is days thereafter.
slss From Ns& Odeaus, BY Baton Rouge, La. Natcbez
Mis-, Vicksburg, Lake Providenca La, Grand
Lake, Ark, Point Worthingtou, Miss, Green
yilss, Conmbia, Ark, Napoleonr Helena, Mem
Peis Tsnn Casters Lending M A,k New M.dIiS' I'd
1915 miles and back, d ilg, in STEAMBOATS,, fro6
lat November 10 lst July, and three times week
from lst July to lst November II.
.ls lstNopem6er 10 LIST July.
Leave ~ Orleans daily At t5pm;
Arrive at Cairo in six days by p m;
Leave Cairo daily at 5pm,
Arrive at n Orleans in six days byspm.
From lst Jsly to la November. 4,
Leave N. Orleans Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
day at pm;
Arrive ut Cairo in six days by 8 pm;
Leave Cairo Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at
5pm; fl
Arrive at N. Orleans in six days by SPIN.
NcTE-The Postmaster General will raserve the
right Of not accepting any bid whenever he shslI
Pects those bidding or The sssvics this routs to
ewn Or have absloutc control over ths boats and
will not consider bids proposing the employ nent
OF trRnsent boats lie viii not, under any cir
cumstsncss SANCTION an sssgnrnent Of a Sid or
transfer of contract 10 any psraon or persons less
qualified than the original bidder or contractor
s64 From New Orleans, L., by McCutchens Landing
Saint Charles, Taylor, Edgard Bonnet C4rre
Vachine Road Capfrele Convent Turand Don
aldsonville New River, Bayou Goals Saint Ga.
br.ei, Plaqusnaipe, Msnchac, Brules Landing Ba-
ton Rouge, Lobders Store, Port Hudson Hermi-
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and Fordvile Mics to Columbia, 60 miles and
back, week.
Leave CoviHgton Tuesday at p m;
Arrive at Columbia Thursday OF II aHl
Leave Columbia Thursday at p m;
Arrive ut Covington Tuesday by m.
Bids to end FordvilIe, l6 miles less distance, and
by proposed schedule. will be considered.
Sl79 Prom Covington, by Parkersvle, Lima and Pearl
River Landing. to Gainesville, Miss, So miles and
back, three times week
Leave Covington every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday ak IN; 3 So ssE sgb
Arrive al Gainesville next days by pm;
Leave Gsinssville every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at Ga m; aseHNsf ~
Arrive At covington wednesday, Friday, and Mon
DAY oy m..ai a2as- 49, astRuA
$50 From Clinton. BY larnston, GEseqsbars. and
~ ksnts Mills, 10 Prospect Hhl IS miles and back,
six tmes wsek.ti sslats
Leave Clinton daily except Sunday Al q mi
Arrive at Prospect Hill same day by 10 m;
Leave Prospect Hill daily except Sunday, at l2
4 Arrive AZ cliton same day by iopn,
sI5l From Clinton, by Woodland, Rose Hill, hi,ss to
Liberty - miles and back, twice week
Leave Clinton every Monday and Friday at 8
Arrive al Liberty same daysty pm; 3
Leave Liberty every Tuesday and Saturday al
80 Arrive at Clinton same days by@pm VA
slS2 Frbm Clinton, by Darlington and Greensburg to
Tsugspaks, Al niles and back, three times week
Leave Clinton Monday, Wednesday, abd Friday at
Gam
Arrive al Tsugapaha same days by spm;
= Leave Fangapshs Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday
Sam; efN
Arrive at Clinton same days by SPIN.
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a
Arrive At chsneyvile fourth day at M (72
Bids run once, twice, and three .imeg week will
60 be considered.
$500 FromRed River Landing, by Simms Port Moreau-
vile, Evergreen Cheney vle and Lecomte to
Alsxandrls, "a miles and back, daily.
Leavs Red River Landing dsily at lQpm;
Arrive At Alstandria hext day by PM
Leays Alexandria daily At 81 m;
Arrive at Red River Landing by Bpm.
s2Ol From Red River Landing to Fort Adams, Mss 10
niles and back, three times week.
Leave Red River Landing Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday ateam;
Leave Fort Adams Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
Arrive at Red River Landing by Jpn.
s2o3 From Saint Nansville by Breaux Bridge Armand
VILE Leonville, and Bsrry's Landing to Opelou-
sas, SO miles and back, three times week
Lsavsst- Martinsville Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
urdiy at q m;
Arriv. at Opslousas next day by Sam;
Leeveope'oasas Wednesday, Friday, and Monday
Arrive At 81, MartnsvilIe max. dag by s IN.
s2o4 From Alexaadria by Sonnet Winfield Saline Mills
Pine Ridge, Saline Mount Lebanon, and Athens to
Homer $50 miles and back, three times week.
Leave Alexandria Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
Arrive at Homer Nonday, "wednesday, and Friday
Leave Homer Monday Wednesday, and Friday at .
Arrive at Alexandria W wednesday, Friday, and Sun.
day by 10 pm. n
Bids to run by proposed schedule will he consid-
a'~edst 'sA e"+ vs @AA ft8s
s205 From Alexandria, by kisatchee Eashboro, Colum
bus Milan, Texas, San Augustine, Cherime, aud
Melross, to Nacogdoches, lsa miles and back,
thres times week.
Leave Alexandria Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
atspm
Arrive at Nacogdoches third day by a m, (eO
Leave Naeogdoches Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day at 8 am 4FaF
Arrive at Alexandria third day by 8 m (e0 hours J
y Bids TO convey the mails daily are invited
: Bids TO commeHce at Milan and Nachtoches, Ls,
Bssg = emitting Alexandria, Kisatchee Nashboro, and
Columbus are Invited
s20S From Alexandria, by Big Geek, White Sulphur
~ Springs, and Green Greek, 10 Harrisonburg 81
miles aud back, tb,ee times q week.
Leave Alexandria Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
nj Gam;
Is Arrive at Hsrrisonbnrg next days by Ian;
Leave Harrisonburg Tuesday, Thursday, and satur-
daystl PM
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New Goods! sA
Clifton, Albright & Co,

successors 70 Clifton Abbott
RE daily receiving additions to the former stock Of
"a Gentlemen's ClOhing at No. Is Cedar street. Wnere
they would be happy to al the patrons Of the Old r
snd all others want OF any goods in their line OuI
stock embraces every article TO be found in Gsntsmsns
Furnishing Store. l.1T 90 co -LEr.a fi tHi'a 81.
In the TAILORING department We have great variety
of piece goods which we win U axe up 10 order and var
rant 70 give satisfaction WO Of the firm ara constantly
in the Eastern market and All patterns and styles ara
forwarded 70 this house with despatch We aAter ourse-
that our facilities for Teoeivng all aud desabls
styles will enable % suit ell who favor with heir
patronage.
april g ---.. -- CLIFTON, ALBRIGHT 3 Co
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Wool Wnnlll

Vb ae tkils LaWfsncs5rg Bans Noes g gai In pay
w meat Of al accounts due as and lor any aricis ~
have Tor sale.
'Geh g. 1858. a-.-..I. .. o. GORD0N a ca g..
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missoTuffOn.

THEparre-ship be sUiOrc sug under the style and
il firm Of Cuf "a A5boit was dissolved on TIE 9Th
inst by mutual consent 10 take sor The ID OF Fec
ruaTy, IS Tue business viii be continued b. Clifton,
Albright B Co, Of Philadelphia
All persons indebted to the late firm, previous 10 the
Cd OF February isj8 will please call immediately lat the
old staad No IS Cedar Sgrest and seie with George B.
Abbott who is fully authorized collect and receipt for
the sams.---a ei-- ..t o. '.-
In retiring from the late dIm Of Clifton Abbott take
great pleasure in recommending to the patrons gs Of my
friends Msssrs Clifton, Albright Co., gentlemen
worthy CfooLfdsnee and solicit for them eOltnusncs of
past EVOrs, CLIO. B. ABBUTT.
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Painting Establishment

BUILDERS, HOUSFHOTDERS, &c,
hi reqnsIed 70 take notice that the upderlgDed haV
a ina. made the necessary arrangements ana secured inc
Of eompeert NorEHaen now prepared 10 teAe
-. - LARGE COhTRAJTS
in the ne Of his vocGloE all It's vErisus branGhes In
the de paTtmeLt Of a.
HOUSE PAINTING. -.
The subscriber is prepared execute with the greates
Erompness, all contracts however large, when may be
rendered, style and upon terms which cannot la 10
give Satisfaction.
He is also pre- pared 70 execute all manner Of =
SIGN ANu ORNA u Entail PAINTING
GFaining and M8rblTng. ~
Having in secured the services OF the mos
expert and expert need artists.
The subscriber Id request peTsons having Work IN MS
- z. T. FLEMING.
No 90 Union st. between Cherry and Summer.
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Mntice.

PLANTERS BANK OF TENNESSEE,
-.' -a Nashville, March 3lst ls55
VBB viii be meeiug Of the Stockholders Of this
Bank held at The Banking House in Nashville, the
ttJune next, n 10 Oaoek A % take into oOnsidsFa
passed the session Of TIE Legislature
Il this State PfOpOng an amendments % the ebars Of this
april I'D -' Cashier
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FashiOlabIe Daleilg AeadenI

MONS. j, A. PINGUELY, ..- .
RESPECTFULLY Informs BIS patrons ard friends, a
~ that he las returned % the ly be vi
open his Academy a. Ms Hall on SATURDAY, OCTO- q.
BeR nth, 1857, az o'clock, P d.. -
Days and Hours Of Iiti0n, FridaB al O'clock p n
-' Asd Saturdays Of o'clock, 4. n, and Pm
Among TIE Dances lately received from fana, be
will taaeh lhs new and fash onabIa ANOElz1S 0UaD-
HALLE, az danced IN the principal Eastern Citiea
4 ihanEia i0f ne liberal pafr0nlg5 horst0Jra atsa-
dsd 2 him Mona r respectfully soHsIs uancs q
MEANS. oetil-sf
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CHAMPAGNE WINES, BRANDIES, &C.
THE subscribers offers for sale the following choics
i brands Of Wines Brandies, &C.: I.l1 .. o.
so Baskets Star brand. O. 81. .t... .-.-E lf
rs I" Eugene Oliquot pints and quartz. Do oil. -.--
10 Widow OF Vive Chquiot. -..i Dol.
Feur De Ssllery and Crown brands.
so boxes ChO'c Clarets . '''..--.f ... -.""
casks Harm my and other choice brands Of Sherry
and Madeira, p. b.
10 cases of swiss Absyath . ... ..s... b..
10 CUracaOand MsrasshnO. ..l Is. .. .-
81 G5ulsy, BOcksrs and other bitters. cd.
80 casks London Porter and Edinburgh Aes Of various
brands. 80 ..,t
25K pipes ofehoiee French Brandies
The Vine growers Go, Jules Durand, Agent" IJean
L9ulss superior old Cognise 1911 and SSazaFic" are
tu qua anteed pure and unsuP lssed in quality and Ia
vOr by the Agents for the Rsle Of these brands
pipes pure Holland Gin jamaica Rum Peach and
Apple Brandy, Scotch Irish and American Whisky Cher
~ Brandy Bounce The eOnnosseurs and lovers Of good
Wines Brandy Segars DC, are respectfully invited to call
and examine tbeirsIpnk. I FL. -. as.... ... BID.
aPEill4 s.. 80 ....s 4. KERR CO.
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NAsRVFLLE SPRING RACES / !
THE SPRING MEETING


viii commence on Monday, 18th day Of May, 1885, viii
Swsspslake tor all uges mile heaIs. 800 enIraues
s5U forfeit Gsl B. h. Uheatham names u. LIZZIE Bugg
b Epsilon dan b Al3de by years Old w = Round
ears old. JnO. kennedy names z. by Emu, dam b
AlEde b.; years. W. a. UheAlham names b By Gle6
cJe dam BY LeViahan; years. Col Geo. Elliott nance
e. ebb Allen b A1i0n, dam b. keFathan; years old
ID kACs.-SS espstake for years old. l mile heats
SlUO eltancei SO forfeit N, 7, Chestham names en-
BY Glencoe, cam b. Levlathsn Mathews names b. b.
Or. l. BY kpsilOn, dam By Priam. Gen. w. g. Harding
names Dr. l. b. epsilon, by Msrgrave W. 7, keuna
tree names ca By Ablon, dam BY Prlam. Kelsey Poe
ers names CD. C b. Album dam BY Leviathan.
- Tuesday, NAY is, 1858. 41-..4
SWeePstake for years old. l mile heats. 5000 en-
trance; $50 ioFfsiE Abaer Turner names b L BETTE
Ma e. by shamrock, dam By Belshszz1E Rice and Uagy
npme POt Sos, By Glencoe dam BY Stumps, imported
JOnn kennedy names ca. BY Albion, dam By AinderbY
JOhn Kennedy names br c. By AlbOn dam By Lsviathsn
~ T. Roundtrte names CD bE Clsneoe dam Ity Prtsn
NkDNEDAY, MAY l9, 1855
SWeepstaks for all a, Is. heats $500 entrance
81 forfeit John Kennedy namesg f by Emu, dam By
AndeIby; years oil I'd. Thompson names b. m Bs1Iis
HawkIpa; IeaFs pld. VI. 4. Ohsatham names { By
Glencoe, dam b. Leviathan; years cd. T. L. Moore
names ca. f BY Glencoe, dam By Frank; years old.
Thu RSDAY, MAY 20, 1855. q - " =
SWespstske Tor uhtred ye4rB Did. 0ne mile heats 800
entrancs; $25 folslt w. 4 houndIEse names en- BY
Albion daln By Prian. John Kennedy names blk By
Elb.On, dam By LeFIathan. John Kennedy names BY
tuu. DIN B, AnaeI By W. T. Gheaiham names ca. b7
b. Glencoe dal b. OtheO. Col tfsO Shirt names CHI
Dy A blUB, uam b. LeVIahan. Gen. W.G Harding names
ca b. . on aaI1 By Prsm ten w. q. Harding names
br f By kpsIi0n- dam b. Pnam. Gen. " u. Harding
names br. b. EPsOn asm b. Aargraye. Rice and Cur.
tiey name b. c. BY YORKSHIRE, By Glencoe 7. Il.
Moore names ca c. BY Glsncle dam BY Frank. F. f.
FklDAY, NAY y, 1855. = go "a
PrOprietOrs parse, 500. One m Is heats.
% KAOE-PTuPIle1UIs pause, $lVo One mile heats tOF
Beaten year, OLD.
- SATURDAY, MAY q, 1885. ...t...E
ProprieOFspurse t2S9 Handicap Two miles and haI
MONUAY, MAY "A, 1855. go
Match fer $500 side; 81 900 totfsE 2 mile heats
James ,ksOu Ifs Bgnam b. Glencoe dam By
OtheIO. years Old. VIM. llndEres aInes CD. f. By
GlencOe. dam Jane Watson b. PrIsm. 3ysRD old.
a-ss SWEEtSTAKE PROPOSED LIZ. ...
To be ran on the Hrs day Of The Ii Meeting with year
Ods tSOJ entrance; 500 fJIf-iE two mile heats or
more to make Facs To naIse and close on the I5 day
Of May. 1885, .t''-- ... .sa.
IS Security viii be required for the forfeit.
s. CARTER,
apr16-eodtd. ,#i- ay PfOpretof
The Lou svfe Journal viii publish three times, and ior
Eard bill to this Office for collection,
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NAsHVILGR
DISSOLUTION
~ MARBLE WORK.

THB undersigned hereby most respectfully recommends
hslRe partner to the public and hopes no will
Ssys@dR OF patronage Hn7sS@lI vim AMrcHALI.
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Cure For Bheumatisrl-

7 HAvB lust received = few dozen bottles Of JAMES,
4 NBURALGlB and RHEUMATIC LIQUID, medicine
hat been known 20 lin curus the shove
plants. Il y be Oblansd at the Drug Stores In
Inc city and Of VI. Wilson, the old sand Of Maeksn-
april - --''1. 80 ALEX. MACKENZIE.
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Ill.,

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Tobacco Mandatory
W. MEREDITH, Hul

$500. r-..E... 44G. "a COLLgGH sTRBET, r0l
AS ready for sale a. bis FacGorsOO 0oH Is o. Nan
\ uiaoIurad Iohacco oo1ss o. 20 So and 400 nd "A
pounds each, 70 meet ne TieWs Of The trade
Is cents per pounds; an 81 which win eel a. Wholesale 10
The ira dss at prisss thsl eapHot fa % please. @ ar
Merchants wanting Manufactured Tobacco arc requested
% eau and sEauiih hsnl selves Also t3.l .eI
TWO HUNDRED ThOU5ANB GERMAN CIGARS.
Co commission, viii be sold By thousand, less
price than ever sold IN his ely before .u Nla.
ROLLkO TWIST AND cur TOBACCO in great variety
at Vsfy low pre- ...II IHI... a.. .. 1aDt So
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CLAIM COLLECTING AGENT,
s. "a. OOOPE.R. Ii

HAVING located himself permanently in NASHVILLE
II Claim Collector, respectfully solics liberal patron
age Of the citizens Nashville and vicinity once j.
MeEWEE's, No. 40 Cherry street. . ADA. ..... II.
EXPERIENCES.
J. A. McBEnH, i--- -7+ ID. d. DfcKHT,
a. NELs0Ht r STHWARr,
J, A. FIsaERi AND. AHDEREoH,
=
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8 SATURDAY, MAY %, 1885. ,s..s
ProprieOFs purse t2Ss Handicap 70 miles and half
25.0l,OGOlO,- ,a: a.,

GENUINE IMPORTED HAVANA CIGARS. f-
NHE subsehbeg have received BY recent large
addition their stock Of the ost noted brands OF Ha-
yana Cigars, consisting Of: t'" i'i s-afS--.' '-t
REGALIAS, - Il q. sd Ia - 49, al & 49, 8
CUBANAS, 4..s .. ....a -.. ..ss-.a
.s- ONTO DE ORION,
Boyd I go SANCHO PANIC, s...s...
..lr...a -s.a 20. WASHINGTONJ, a......
.a- ID. -as- .a..s@' d. 'a.-.-''' FL SOILS;
With numerous other brands of all sizes and
kinds, and at prices ranging from $40 to $3.50
ALSO, -'. ''-'--'-'
10000 genuine Mexican Cigars, lsrgs and small,
Of excellent quality which will be sold low to close
Also, superior Virginia chewing, Virginia, Havana,
and Turkish Smoking TObseeos, Delphi SnufFs,
Pipes, SC. ,a a I...--......t sl'-. To-. - '.'.
A KERR CO., adjoining Post Office.
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