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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-19

TIE RAILROAD LOAN NEGOTIATION IN LONDON
The New York Times states that the American rails
road negotiation of SS,OOO,OOO in LOudOn, alluded
to by the dispatch from halifax few days ago, has
reference to a company Lot generally known on this
side, but organized to secure broad gauge line
from the Erie Road to Olean, or Little Valley,
through Pennsylvania and Ohio, to connect at Gin
cinnati with the broad gauge Ohio and Mississippi
to st. Louis. The programme has never been fully
published on this side and the reported negotiation
the substance of which, We hear through party
recently from London there is no reason to contra
diet-bas been conducted with singular bOldness,
both in London and Paris, the names and influence
of the American ministers in both capitals being
emploved by leave. The New York Tribune says:
We have no reason for doubling the accuracy of
the statement except upon the general superstition
that English capitalists not at present inclined
N make new investments in American railroad
schemes Possibly this negotiation, whenfully exS
nlaipeS, may be a charter trade for IRON, which
would change its character as an item OF financial
news materially.
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The News

We have important news from st. Domingo, dated
at Port gu Platte on the I'd inst. An issue was
raised on the question Of the location of the capital
which had been changed from St, Domingo city to
Santiago and the restoration Of the constitution Of
1856. Santana headed the party demanding the
new measures, and President Valverde felt con-
strained, it is said, to march troops against him.
The men deserted Valverde, who fed, and then
they insugurated Santana, the cOnquerOr Of Bsez,
as President Valverde and his Ministers formally
resigned their posts.
Additional advices from Kingston, Jamaica, to the
LIST inst, state that the quantity Of sugar in first
hands is quite small and sells at l9s.ael per 100
ms The island is healthy, but is suffering much
from drought, and the canes look as if they were
schorched by FIRE, and the ground so baked and
cracked that no small portion Of rain will effect to
soften it again. The mercury averages 80 degrees
above zero In the parish Of st. AIMS violent
gale of wind, accompanied with heavy raiD thunder
and lightning, prevailed the 18th ultimO, which
caused considerable damage to the crops and dwell
ings The storm was confined in its extent, and the
heat which followed dried up the earth like the floor
Of an oven.
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NEW CLOTHIN STORE.
J. n WARD. j. II. BIRMINGHAM. MDERNoT
WARD, BIRMINGHAM & CO.,
PRAC TICAL TAIL ORS,
No. go Public square, opposite South end
of the Market House,

WE arc now receiving large and entire stock of Fall
w and Winter Ready Made Clothing and
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods most Of which
up order, Of the latest and cannot be
surpassed any house in the city Our stock is comprised in
part all the styles Of Overcoas Frock and Dress Coats
all coors Business Coats Office Coats Cashmere Pants and Vests
in great variety.
Patented shoulder Seam Shirts, a large and
extensive stock and warranted m better and better than
any other make Of Shirts Gloves, Neck Ties Scas Muers
Cravats, Seadjusng Stocks shirts Drawers Half
Hose Suspenders Linen Cambria Bandanna Pongee
kerchiei Travelling Shaws ChambTes Youths Coats
Pants and Shirts, Umbrellas, etc.
PIECE GOODS.
We have also large and superior lot Of ClohsFrench
English ALL Black Fancy Coored Cassmeres entirely
new stye solid coOred CameTes Of all qualities Fancy
and Velvet Vesngs Fancy Cashmere and Worsed Vestnc
pnaine Vesting which viii make up the very
est yIe and guarantee 1T please the sale
AT,FX r, NICHOL sOicits call from his friends.
All Goods sold bp guarantee to be represented
Of sale. We will also cut Clothing to order
seDfiq WARD, BIRMINGHAM & CO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-19

NEwsPAPER ADvERTIsING.-An Indiana court re-
Gently decided, in controversy about charge for
advertising between the Commissioner of Hamilton
county and the Noblesville Patriot, that "the pub
lished terms of newspapers constitute contract.
If work is given to newspaper publishers without
special contract contravening the published terms,
the publisher can charge and receive according to
the terms so published It's not necessary to prove
what the work cost, or was worth; the publishers
have right to fix the estimate Of the value Of their
columns, and, if so fixed, other questions need
be asked, but the price thus charged can be re-
cnHered .
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-19

ALL FOR LovE.-It is stated that Mr.. Blant, thir-
ty six years of age, died in Manchester Mass re-
Gently, of voluntary starvation Mr.. B. was paying
attention to a young lady Of the town some three
years ago. but his proposal for marriage vas re-
jeOted. The disappointment preyed upon his mind
and he soon afterward attempted to blow his brains
out, but only succeeded in destroying both eyes.
He consequently remained blind for three years.
During that time he once made an unsuccessful at
tempt to starve himself The second time he was
suocessful-meeting his end as above stated. He
had partaken of nothing for nine weeks but coffee
sweetened water and mOrphine-fnding his chief
sustensncs, during that time, from the fat Of his
system.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-19

good deal of feeling exists among the spiritual
lists in Philadelphia, growing out Of the separation
of Mrs. Cora L. V. Hatch, the celebrated trance
medium, and her husband. Domestic difficulties
have been the cause, and, it is alleged, the cruelty
of her husband 1t was announced that on Sunday
Mrs Hatch would speak ct three O'clock in Clinton
Hail. Atlantic street, Brooklyn. AT the hour APP
pointed the Hall was crowded, when letter was
read from Mrs Hatch, stating that her husband had
made threats to prevent her from speaking, should
she attempt it, and to force, if necessary to ac>
eomplish his purpose.
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Judqe Pepper,s Lecture.

hon. W. ". Paper, of Springfield, recently de-
livered lecture In shelbyVille the Dignity Of
Labor" The ConstitutionGlist speaks Of Judge Pep
rms lecture in the most complimentary terms LIS
praise is well deserved. Judge P. is q man OF
strong. original mind and an earnest advocate Of
social and political equality. We copy from the
Constitutioaalist characteristics illustration OF the
oondtion Of society in this country:
Re rspresented society with mug Of beer. The
froih-on the top was the frothy, himsy, gaudy and
SNOWY portion Of society which disregsrded all
considerations Of virtue, character labor and true
nobility as secondary to social position. Among
this class may be located the coxoOmb, dandy cod
fsb sristocracy with and without wealth. The
sediments of the beer, was the representation OF
that species Of society who were unable 70 live
without labor, and yet too lazy to labor Among
which class may be classed the gambler, pckPoeket
IounQer st ID onaRe genus. The pure and inVgorat-
ing portion Of the beer was ie middle class Of So
cisty che laboriBg man. the beDefaoter and the true
nobility and this GLASS the world and its progress
owes all The pure vital beer is that portion OF the
community who labor either physically mentally,
whose object is the ameorati0n Of the social cond-
ton Of man. This is the true nobility.
We understand that Judge PEPPER win deliver
his lecture in other places. We hope he win come
to Nashville.
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Later from Europe.

NEW YORK, Sept 16.-The steamer Persia arriv-
ed at New York with Liverpool dates of the Sd,
three days later
The continental news is not very important.
The papers contain the details of the American
treaty with China. 1t is 10 be ratified within a
wear, and stipulates for the good offices of the
United States in case Of difficulties arising with
other powers.
mon, and Mr. Bright, the engineer Of the Atlantic
Telegraph Company, will be knighted A grand
banquet was given to the latter by the Lord Mayor
of Dublin It passed off well. MIR. Field was toast
ed with enthusiasm. The Lord Lieutenant Of Ire
land was absent account Of the presence OF Car
diuaI Wiseman.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-19

The Memphis AUalaueks says "ln an article
which appeared few days since in the Nashville
Union and american viii be found own, and what
we take to be the sentiments Of the Tennessee De-
mOCracy on the currency question. That article
takes broad and unequvOca grounds in favor Of the
liquidation Of all the hanks in the State as their
charters severAy expire, and final return to gold
and sVsr the only oirelatng medium Of the coun-
try; and, having Endorsed it fully and uncOndi
tionay, we trust that it win prove to De satsfao-
tory definition Of our own as well the position of
those with whom we act, upon the subject of which
it treats. If there be any who cannot understand
that definition, they must remain uniformed; for
We tell them that language is incapable of making
it clearer, palmer, or more easy Of comprehen-
sion. d"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-19

Having complied with the request Of the
Patriot and given it the full benefit of opinions
on the subject of currency and the policy which, in
our Judgment should be pursued by future Legisla-
lures touching that subject we consider ourselves
entitled to an equally full fair and candid express
sion of the Patriots views and opinions upon the
same questions in issue. We, therefore, earnestly
iRSs that the Patriot answer the interTogatories pro-
pounded by US in our issue Of Wednesday last.
There are those We know who think the Patriot
will not dare not, answer; but trusting they have
moderated the fairness and sincerity Of that Our>
nal We will give it few days to discharge the
obligations which it is under to us and the public.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-19

The Republican Central Committee, of New York,
met on the 10th inst, and decided to hold their
primary elections for the choice of delegates to the
County, Congressional and Assembly Conventions
on the 22d Of the present month and ali the nOmi-
nations are to be made before the LIST of October.
The republicans thus early in the field in order
to head off the Know NOthings in the city nOmins-
TONS with whom the leaders do not wish to cOalesce.
The State nominations were endorsed and mass
than
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$50 of which good fence 800 cleared and the balance we'll
mbered 70 or 50 acres well @ Grass and Glover There is
good never failing Spring each side Of the Farm AMI large
never failing Pond the centre Of the Farm The hed are
50 arranged as stock water in each The cleared land Is
~ fine hest Cove lands the county. has fine young Apple
Orchard OF some so good two story Frame Dwelling
20 feet by CO. with Hall and rooms, with Fire Places to OF
te neat Piazza in front the full length feet vide, and back
Piazza, 10 feet by 81.
The house finished of in fine style and neatly painted good
Kitchen smoke house and Negro Houses all conveniently
ranged with good Stone Chmneys good Barn. Corn Crib neat
Hon. and eDy OF Stables; good House is by 30 feet,
inst so feet nom Dwelling good Rock Paycents laid
fbrourh the they needed The yard we'll
shrubbery, moral aorco there IN
Oyerton cpuntv Methodist Church within mile It's good
stand for Country Store there being other
~ dlres the subscriber Walnut Grove
T.,,e,-as J. VI. GOODBAR.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-19

Destructive FIRE IN CYxTHrAEA, KY.-AbOut
Eve o'clock, on Monday morning, the 18th inst, q
FIRE broke out in Cynthiana, in stable in which
we're number of valuable horses, destined for the
Southern market, and worth $3.50 to $500 each.
As the stable contained large quantity Of hay
and grain, the fire spread very rapidly, and thirty
five horses in spite Of every exertiOn to save them,
persisted in the flames. A blacksmith shop and q
dwelling we're also destroyed, together with jack
Cbreeder) mule, worth $4,000, making the total
loss between SIS, 900 and $4,000 The stable be-
Iongedto Mr.. Rankin and the dwelling and shop to
Mr.. Oxley.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-19

The Washington Union announces the fact that
the President had concluded q contract with the
American Colonization Society for the subsistence
and instruction Of the Africans recently captured in
the SLAYER now at Charleston, for the period Of one
wear after their landing on the African coast. We
understand that this disposal of lle Africans has
been made with reference to pure considerations Of
economy it having been aseertained on full inquiry
that the cost of executing the directions of the law
would be less under this arrangement with the Colo
INJECTION Society than under any that could have
been made with private individuals.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-19

NJ Barnes at the house Of Bransford McWhirter Co.
Nashville or Hon. VIM. Campbell Lebanon Hon. VIM. Cul
Ion, Cartage Hon. L. Gsrdenhe, Sparta; Hon. A. Cuom
Livingston or Hon I. Nixon Vandike, Athens, Tenn.
4tv-G vQr
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RATTROAD OETNIBVS LINE.

nMNIBUsES will leave the various Hotels half an hour be-
fore starting time for Railroads Persons leav-
nS orders on the States getting tickets the Hotels before
p NJ for Evening and NJ for Morning Trains viii be called
for in any part Of the city, This line responsible for baggage
placed in its charge, --
# Z. WI y
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CRISP,S GAIETY.

Fifth night Of the Inimitable Comedian JOHN DREW.
MONDAY EVENING, SEPT 20ths 1855 will
be presented Favoie and much admired Drama Of the
Knight of ArVa, Overture by the Orchestra Dance by
MoLLR To conclude with the Mirth Provoking
Farce Of More Blunders Than One. Doors open
4 before Z; Performance to commence at = past z.
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These simple and beautiful lines have ell the ten
ierness and purity OF WoRDsWOETH.
Toz TIE HvIAE UzIaE AID AMsSieAs'
The Green Lane.
TX WILL WALLACE HARNEE
TIE blossoms we're thick on many hedge
The green leaves hid the thorn;
The sun came down in his milk-White feet
And stood ia the standing corn
When . beautifal maid win sunbright hair
In fails Of golden showers,
At the end Of the grass green lane met
Il the season Of early flowers.
she laid little white hand in mine,
Like lily leaf newly torn,
AMI lips we're kissed that love never kissed
TIL the birth Of that beautiful morn
The mill wheel clicked by the side Of the DAM
The cattle drank at the fordi
But beautiful glow went over the scshe'
At the sound Of a single word.
The rainbow season Of flowers isPss'
And the later summer comes,
OF the headed grain, the dropping Psa0o'
Andthe purple velvet pluns.
sr-E- And respers are reaping, early and late
In ranks Of the golden grain
While wait and watch for her coming S'ep'
At the end Of the grass green lane
But never comes. Ny heartwas rose
That into its folds receives
The sun Of the summer, but now my hesr'
Isa heapof Withered leaves
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 18th, 1853
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DRE sOODs' DIZZY GOODss
McWHIRTER BROS.
For the Fan Trade.
We are In receipt Of the most desirable and e selected stock u
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
Wehavo ever offered to the The retail trade.
AVIG purchased s s.oc from largest Ipostszs and
II Commission Houses in the Eastern cities feel
Low PRIC ES
and On q Reasonable Terms any house IN tho city.
Our present stock embraces every variety Of
New and Fashionable Designs,
such asyery handsome Robes Ala;
g P a Isela
French DeLanes, Plain and Fancy.
French and English llerinoes;
LaTsIlas, for Travelling Dresses;
D'Beqes.
Plaid MsrinO, English and French;
Every style Of shaWs Plain and Fancy Dress Cas;
Black silks all grades together With other article tedious
Weha7e also very large stock Of staple Goods such as
Bleaehei Domestic, ell grades
I0Sl24beachsd sheetingi
a inch PILLOW case COttsni
- Brown sheeting
4-land o. sea island do;
Bro. and bid drills;
Pld Linsey, ali kinds;
Flannels, all oolors, qualities and prices;
Canton Flannelsi
Negro Blankets
Brown Jeans Kerseys Sainetts Cashiers Vestnrs Shirts
Shirt Fronts Collars and in fact every article person may
pect to find in complete retail store.
We also keep constantly hand complete stock Of Boots and
Shoes Hats and Caps, nuour Cos b Anchor brand Boiling
Cloths Carpets, To all Of which invite the Of
the trading community Our motto is 70 sell as cheap the
'h:o Pss No. M s E1T55 Es, BROS .ts
BRANsFORD. m'wHIRTER q co.
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY-GOODS,
No. 3, Inn Block, Nashville, Tenn.
w very eEfeRsiV 3s' ana well assorted stock
DRY-GOODs,
Ready-made Clothing, Nantes, Varieties,
&C., &C., &c,
which are now rsovng and viii have ready FOR exhibition BY
the 18th Of August. Our stock comprised in part Of
Brown & Bleached Shirtings & sheetingsi
-l,7-s & IL OsnaBurgs, Grain Sacks;
Prints, Checks, TiekiRgs, Plaid Linseys;
FIanneIs, Blankets, Tweeds, Jeans, Sati'
nets;
Cloths, CassImeres, Vestings, TailOrs' trim
mings;
American and French, Plain and Printed
Delanes;
/ French, German and English MerinOes;
! Black Silks Fancy Dress Silks;
! ClOakss Nantes, SbaUIs;
Irish Linens, JacOnet, Swiss and Checked
muslinS;
Laces & EmbrOideries, Ladies' Dress Trim
mings;
bonnet Taffeta and velvet Ribbons;
Elk. heavy TWilIed Jeans, Liaseys and Ne
gro blankets for Planters; Ready-mad'
Clothing, Buttons, Thread, Combs, Jew
elrys &c.
The latest designs Of Dress Goods and Dress Trimmings VIII
sei to the stock, they may make their appearance in tn
Eastern markets.
auglz-2m BRANSFORD, M'wHIRTER CO.
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YELLOW FEVER IN MoBnE.-TWo new cases OF
yellow fever are reported in Mobile, as having ORR
qinated on Sunday, the 9th inst. Eight cases have
been reported by the Board of Health thus far There
seems to be no apprehension among the citizens Of
its spreading to any alarming extent
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DHI.ON &CO.ES

SALE OF GROCER IESIAT AUCTION.
Tuesday Morning, sept. 2I, at 10 O'Clock,
TTE will sell in front Of our Warehouse the following aru-
Wv cleS at Auction:
50 bags prime Rio Coffee; 50 bbls yellow Sugar;
10 bhds SMEAR. 50 boxes Tyson Tea;
SO boxes Star Candles: IS Or boxes Star Candles;
10 cases Ginger Wine, nice boxes Tobacco;
article: q bxs various brands Tobacco
10 boxes XIV Leaf Tobacco 90 hf Whisky;
so boxes Brandy: 10 cases Aromatic BitteTs;
900 dozen Nasons Backng kegs Nails, assorted Sizes
300 bbls Whisky, assorted bndsi 20 bbs Holland Gin
Is hf bills Holland Gin; 80 bbs j H. Smiths Old re
. bbs Old Bourbon Whisky; serve WHISKY
IS bbls Old MOuongahsia do; 80 bbls Malaga Ninei
- hf casks COguac Brandy 80 boxes whisky
Together with other articles to make up complete
sale. DlLLON q w.,
sepIs No IS College street
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One week later news from Salt Lake City is re-
ceived. The dates are to the l4th ult. There is
little of importance from that quarter. The Indians
we're somewhat troublesome, and the murder of
several Mormons is reported On the arrival Of the
Judges in the Territory the trials of the Mormon
leaders indicted for treason would be commenced.
1t will probably be merely an investigation, as the
Presidents proclamation pardOning the rebels upon
their submission win be hOnorably carried out.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-19

Mr.. H. B. TEBBETTs, one of the earliest submaN
rine eegrsphic cable projectors intends coming to
Madrid, to cOnsumate privilege granted by the
Captain General of Cuba for laying cable from Gu
ba In Florida.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-19

Twofaint telescope comets were discovered at the
Harvard Observatory on Sunday night week
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Az EXPRESS MADE ADMIEAL.-The Empress has
graciOusy consented, it is said to accept the title
Grqnds Admirals of the French feet.
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New YORK, Sept. 16.-A. J. Parker mas Deen
nominated fer Governor by the State Democratic
Copyention-sll others Withdrawing
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Auction SALE, MONDAY EVENING SEP
TENDER 2OTH.

DENJ. ?. SHIELDS will sell, without reserve account
8 Of whom may concern invoice Of seasonable Dry
Goods Clothing, &C. with fine lot Of Richly Trimmed Bonnes
Hsts Hoods &C. for Ladies and Misses Terms cash de-
lvery septic,
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Robert J. COWart, Of Georgia, has been appointed
by the President Indian Agent an agency 10 New
Mexioo
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Monday, September %,

FALL MEETING, lS5S!
WILL
Monday, September %,
WITH 4 SWEEPSZAKE FOR THREE YEAP-OLDS
$500 entrance 500 Forfeit Two Mile Heats Eight Entries
Eli Odom names b Mary Wyle by Albion by Sovereign
Also oh by Albion dam Ann Chase, by Leyiathan
BLYTHE Guild name HaWatha by Albion, By Sovereign
Harding Tennessee, by Epsilon, dam Kate
Also, names Oh f. by Albion, dam Delta, by Priam.
Moore names Betty Nancy, by Shamrock dam Ida BY
Roundtree names oh by Glencoe Jane Watson, by
Also, names Oh f. by Albion, dam by Priam.
Tuesday, 2Sth.
sweepsae with twOyearods mile out $3.50 entrance $50
fOrfeit-Seyen Entries.
james Jackson names Oh Fanny Bugs by Ambassador dam
Barnes names by AlbiOn dam Chase, by Leviahan.
W Roundtree ch c. by Epsilon, dam by Glencoe
Hugh Calgy names be by Albion, dam by Leyiathan.
W Cheatham names ch cLy Glencoe dam by LAY1athan
Eli Odom names c, by Albion, dam by Sovereign
Also, names by Albion dam by Sovereign.
Second RaCe--with untried threeyear Olds-s2OO en-
Glencoe dam by Levathan. Blythe Guild name Enc Dean
Roundtee oh by Albion, dam Eudora, by Priam
Third Race-Giles County Stake, with theeyear olds-
5000 entrance, play or pay-Three Entries.
Wednesday, 29th.
Jockey Club Purse $3.50. Two mile heats.
Thursday, 3Oth.
Jockey Club Purse $50. One mile heats
second Eace--Sweepsakes with untried threeycarods
SI00 entrance, SIS forfeit0ne mile heats--Ftve entries
D HadIey names &c by Allen Brown, dam by Pram,
L
Priam.
Moore Oh by Third Boston, dam by Leyiathan
Cheathsm ch by Glencoe, dam by Leviathan.
Meriwether Oh by Ambas, adOr, dam by Pacific
Friday, Oct. tst. --
Jacey Club Purse s20l-One mile heats, three best in five.
Saturday, I'd.
Jockey Club Purse, S25O-TEo mile heats
sePl7-i2w SAMUEL }. CARTER
TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE INSC
RANCE COMPANY.
$3.50 900.
OFFICE Northwest Corner OF the Public Square, Dyer
PEARLS Exchange Office. They will take risks on Dwellings
other Houses, StOre against Loss Damage
Also Marine and River Hazards, from and to all ports.
AIos, NEGROES AGAINST THE DAsGERs OF TIE River.
DIRECTORS.
JorTN NJ HILL, JOSEPH VAULX,
LANES COREY, THOMPSON ANDERSON,
G. NJ. FOGG, F. A. OWEN,
GIFX ALLISON, JAMES ELLIS,
r III GARDNER, n. Z. ALLOWAY
W. s. EAKIN.
JOSEPH VAULX, President
W A. BUTLER, Secretary. loct2-wdItl1w.
DEMIJOHNS.--3OOD emtohns, to gallons, for sale
by TERRAss BROTHERS
TNOFR SALE.--A good house carpenter, also well
II qualified pastry cook cheap for cash az
-iv2l-d. H. II. HAYNES L co.
UyOBACCO.--5Ob LonghOrn and Armseads superio,
Tobacco, for sale very low TEkkAss BHVIAEks I