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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-22

Germany.
DANGERS OF DIsuNION AND AGITATION FOR A Nrw
FEEDER ALTON.

Berlin (Sept. y correspondence of London Times
The immediate dangers which threaten Europe and
Germany and the y 70 subordinate party feelings
to the common cause of German unity have brought To-
gether number of men, belonging partly TO the democratic
partly 10 the constitutional parties, TO come 70 under
standing the creation Of United German constitution
and the common action required to attain this object
They have agreed to the following resolutions sub.
sdiary 10 the declarations put forth at Esenach the
18th Of July, and at Hanover the 18th OF the
month
l. We sec in the present political situation great dangers
for the Independence Of German atherland, which
have been increased rather than diminished by the peace
conclu,fed bfpeen hHart0 and France
These dangers arise from the imperfect Federal con
stuton Of Germany and they can only be avoided BY
sges1y sLapge v uis GVnsulU.ioa.
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GERMANY,

The great autumn fair at Frankfort was progressing
with much briskness Many dealers in cotton silk and
woocn articles had been completely Of stocks
and in some cases prices advanced fifteen per
The wool sales would take place the following week
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BY A. J. Blocker, Son & Co.

BN y. 81 bNVCkUT, sSUH q %.
Assignees sale of 800 al Brookhavcn, Suffolk
county, per acre. Observation-Disclosures.
story frame house and lot MS, 5lst ST.. w 18th av,
ZoSlVO ............. ......'..'''
story frame house and lot adjoining the above, 40
lot the s. s. 10Th st., IFS feet W Sd av., 25xl0o
! lot adjoining tho above, 25xloo ...........
ot on n s. Goth St.. 200 Il {. 9! az @0s3f Sxloo
brk houses lot % cor Bank 4th sts 96x76.
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INDIA AND CHINA.

The Calcutta and China mails dates net menoned)
rived at Alden August 2s and the Bombay mail of August
q arrived at Alden september /.
The news had not been received.
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up friendly style, requesting explanations as 70 tue Cd
,ect Of the concentration OF troops at Asesiras in the i'm
mediate vicinity Of Gibraltar
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Russia on the Amoor.

The Hamburg Correspondent has the following from
st. Petersburg-Wc are informed that another ex
petition to explore the territories of the Amoor is
Duke Constantine. AT the head of the expedi
ton is NJ Maninow, well known for having ira
yelled foot through all Russia in the costume of
working man. in order TO study the condition of the peas
antry Several exploring parties have already, left IT.
kutsch for the countries mentioned but solely with view
to search for the gold pacers said to exist there. Some
the explorers have found rich mines the of
the Sea, but not easily worked, they covered with
stratum of peat Of immense thickness. 1t is with
out interest for the China trade to learn that the
provinces of that empire nowl send of tea to
Sempoonsk so that Kiatcha no longer enjoys the
poly of the tea trade The from Central Asia
generally take two routes; go towards Siberia, by
Semipolotinsk and Petrohauwtosk and the others to-
wards Orenburg by Tropzk The favor accorded to the
Asatcs of passnghe Russian frontier without passports
from their governments and the reduction Of the
toms duties have had beneficial effect the trade
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-22
Russian Successes i'm the Caucasus.

The Emperor has addressed the following rescript to
Prince Alexander Baratinsk Commander in Chief OF the
army OF the Caucasus, and lieutenant of his Majesty Ia
that country
PRINCE ALEXANDER Recommendations your command
the vaorous troops of the army which is conded TO you
have effected general offensive movement, crowned in
short time by brilliant military success, in country
which, during sixteen years. had been the basis of the
operations directed against by the Chief of the
tain tribes of the Caucasus which hostile TO The
prompt submission Of the warkc populations of the
Avara, the Kossoubou the Goumbctt the Saatavia the
And the Tcknousta the Tchebero of other tribes
further off in the mountans and the evacuation by the
enemy almost without resistance Of the Notifications
he had erected after the fall of vcdcna, testify the
eminent military talents with which the operations COM
menced by you in that country have been conducted to
the proposed aim Arbutng to the military plans pro-
foundly conceived and pursued by you with
during two years and half, the with which the
progressive submission OF the Caucasus TO our army
vances, we have judged ii equitable to manifest to you
high gratitude and complete satisfaction with your
interchangeable labors, and your important military services
in the interest Of the country which Is confded to you
In testimony Of these services have named you Knight
OF Imperial Order Of St George Of the Second Class
Of which herewith transmit you the insignia order
ing you TO wear them according to the statutes.
PETERHofr, 10th (22d) August. ALEXANDER.
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vIRGINIAN.
THE New STAMPED Esyrtorrs-A n,

The New STAMPED ESvELopEs.-A number Of
ORDERS Tor the new patent envelopes having been already
hled IN the Department the Postmaster General has
directed That the contractor furnish half million OF the
sell ruling envelopes ordered by the Department boxes
post offices IT Is expected that the envelopes will be
ready by the LIST Of October
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-22
who has made circuit Of ds,ric. in the Yves. Of ireland

writes
There are croakers, and there ever will be, and
st present have them circulating all sorts OF alarming
statements with respect to the harvest but especially
the poatoc crop l speak from personal observation
through several counties when say that the cereal har
vest taken altogether will be about average and that
the potatoes, although short in produce are upon the
whole sound and good. That there partial blight in
the poatoc do not doubt but that the wholesale ruin Of
the "tuber has been affected by atmospheric influence
IN an hour as strongly deny. We advanced to
september, am having passed the months Of July
and Augus-in which in former years the blight in the
growing crop was most destructive-we can without
alarm read the "total destruction G the poatoe which
sometimes meets eye but, then, the thing was IN
print and thousands would be led astray by taking iso
lated suggestions for downright fact We are happy to
say that the natve escuent presented better APP
pearanccs, and bids fair TO afford plenty for ALL rich ana
poor
NJ Won Abel formerly Minister OF War Of Bavaria, died
in Munich on the Sd instant.
!. The london Herald says
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mathews about to return to
the United States intending is said, theatrical tour
there. They will so by the Great Eastern.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Ladys Ncspa
per says
The Emperor and Empress still at ST Sauveur taking
the baths Much apprehension has been caused in Paris
among the admirers OF her Majesty by the fact Of the
Emperors announcing, in answer 10 request that their
Majescs should visit Pau that thc Empress health had
been much affected by the various emotions she had
lately undergone that she required extraordinary aite
that he thought their medical advisers would not
consent to her Majesty visiting Pau
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HOUSE ANDLOrFOR sAAR,

B.H. willis, ct. 81 v Elizabeth ChiIdress, ct
y pgrsuAnae 81 degree the County Of Davidson
,Tsnderd Ct the October term, 1853 in the Aboveeanse
viii otter for ale at the court house in Shve Saturday,
the 81 Of ecemher hou and let # grc1nd High
Street in The Southern part Of the city Of Nashville. The lot
fronts ~ feet the East side Of said stree, bacS
about 200 feet 10 the TenuesSes AMI Alaama Railroad The
house SOod brcS with and il in good rpp4E This
property in the FIRE territory. AID szenps em al taxes
be1ngs Of Oathsriue Will ICED, and s9d to
pes IN, estate and for distr the heirs
TEREs-A ere of ore sne +e yesrs with interest viii Be
RiYsn except Of Sta0 which al sixty
veil orsd and payable in haak will BE- required and lien
will Of said notes For fuTth
sr particulars call on Nance Woodward
FL OHEATHAM, e. NJ
49,
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To COrrespODdenrs

IL viii save great trouble fend
IN writing to Us, will beas in mir the following rules;
Always give the date Post 0ce county and State in the body
Of your letter.
II ySu wish the Paper changed from ece to snOths
III you write business other matters separate
s9een o. paper, or different leaves Of one sheet.
Letters and communications solicited upon ell such facts
ana SUBJECTS as be Of information interest The public
Anonymous communications Whatever character will receive
attention
we cannot undertake to return rejected communications
All letters on business should be directed MesSrs T. g.
CO., and not personally 70 either Of the Pro-
prietorB =
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Nashville and NOrGh.WesieFu RRllFQad,
A PUBLIC LETTING Of the GRADUATION, RRIpGING
and TREsSLIHG Of about "a les Of he Western Divs
ion Of the Nashville and North Western Railroad, extending
from near Huntington. will be held At Dresden, Ten
nsssee on THURSDAY. Sth ofDECEMBER next.
Prohss Plans, 5Dscidc Sicns will be rey and open al
the Engineers Once Hickman. Ky from November 18th %
December 3D. and at Dresden from December 9TH to Deeen
Der sth
eaIed Proposals the By Sections Of about mile
each will until December Sd, Hickman. KY and
nat morning Of December 9Th at Dresden Tenn rmr
mostly cash. V.K. STEVENSON.
President
FR. HZsLNER-
povd a Rn~insar Western division.
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LOST,

VIEsTERDAY morning, LadY's Gold Anchor
watch. with the Of Edward Fare, BrAld street,
the No. sS6 inaes Gold Chain. Locket. Pin
we're attached The Watch the Public square
It's vicinity The finder be suitably Rewarded ~ leayiag e
81 the Bookstore, Ne. 4 College street.
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9. RrgHEaSrAB IcHH SCOTT
II. =. RUTHERFURD d CO.,
General Commission Merchants
81 LeVse and SO COmmeTcaaI StFeesst
eo anu tsli NOlnkneFCl
ST. L0UsS, lsO,

ST. LOUIS, H0,
Nv 9 RUTHERFURn = co viii giEe prompt csreh
ATTENTION all eonsisRnents frlm their correspondent
T sale in St LsH and refuly solicit orders for the
eh sc Of Western produce g'neFaly.
They leg to refer to-
MessFs u 6ORDoN & Co.. nashville
BARNES President Bans OF Missouri
a RRoNNLES. SEQ, Presien- Merehan5' BanK. s. Louis
JAMES WLaSEK, $50, Nashville
JAMES Lucas, ESQ. st s0uis
} ] AsDERsnS, ESQ, President Bank Of 81 Lsuis
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For SALE.
Resira bic Country Residence.

0FRER for sale the place upon which resided the pres
yer. IL contains 3S No land, Is miles ron
be city on the old rakn Turnpike. has running water az NJ
year, comfortable dwelling, kitchen, stable ard eAAgs
house, and over mile Of good plank fence In fact Is ons q
the most desirable PAGES in the county regards
hood situation. soil and natural advantages fm
ssrden annot be surpassed bargain y hs n y. AZ
ply to w. BENRf rMiL1- &
octlQ-4iim Nos ana Il south Market stress .
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RENEWABLE AT pLrAsuRr.

RENEWABLE AT PLRAsURs.
One Square, year, SseEsch additional Square, sIO
advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, win be charged for the excess.
- IN THE EREKLY.
ONE DotIR Square for the nrs AID FrT CENTS ea
subsequent serti0a
Advertisements published In Daily and Weekly,
added. - - - - - " -
1rdnse't Advertisements 1sEss pafI fer at s time @
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vALUAELE LQT OF Ian NEAR NASH

II AM ogsrug for sale Low Tract Of Land III
Louisville Branch Turnpike, containing hundred
about half cleared nine miles from Nashville a5ionng tn
zndsof EnOh cunningham and Bowman II IL good hrm
ing lana pecuarly adapted to the growth VIII and Fruit
with excellent water. twill be sold low, Apply to
oetQj a A. " e. LINDSLET.
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The Greatest Facilities offered for thc Pros
lection and speedy Transportation Of
1--WE STOCK,
And Good Accommodations with usual privileges for per
travelling Ia charge thereof.
FIkEIGEETS E0RWARDED.

~ this route Frh 81 all de cTipton be forwarded
fom Philadelphia, Ag York Boston, Baltimore, any point
the Railroads OF OHIO, kvnu ky Indiana, Illinois, Wiscon
Cd, lava, or Missouri. ~ Railroad direct
he Pennsylvania Railroad at Pittshurg with
by which Goods be forwarded any port
Ohio, Muskugn, Kentucky Tennessee, Cumberland, Inos,
Misissppi, Wisconsin, Missouri Kansas Arksnsas and Red
Rivers anda Ceye aud Sandusky and Chicago with al puytg
on the North Western Lakes.
Merchants and Shippers entrusIing the transportation Of
ttsr Freight to this Company ray Sth confidence is
speedy transit.
The ateset zL 10 point 10 ths West by the PennsyI
VaAA Railroad a. all tunes favorable charged by
Sher Raj r0sd Companies
IL Tspar:i,uidr 10 mark packages ''ya Penns. R. R.
Merchants in the West ordering goods from the East viii end
q their interest to call the Of s Company the
flowing before Shipping letters addressed either Of
them the subject Of reah will with prompt attention.
j, }, SNEtDER, Philadelphia.
AAGRAW KuONs, 80 North street, baltimore.
IRKCiI 4 o., No. AstJr House, No. l. S. VIM. st.
Y.
LEIGH L Co No 81 Kiby street, Boston.
II. II. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent. Phila
L L. HQUPr General Ticket Bsent, Phila.
TtIos. a. SEQ e. General Sup't, Altoona, Pa. jAn5d
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The Adams Express Company.

VIVA. STOCKELL,
PI AIN AND DECORATIVE PLASTERER,
wHuuEsAIR AND RrlAT nEALKR
HYD Lie GEM e rs
Plaster Of Paris, PIastering Hair, Fire
Bricks, Fire Clay,
TERRA GOTTA CHIMNEY TOPS, e. TER
RA GOTTA WARE GENERALLY,
No, II broadway, Between Summer and
Cherry streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
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UTE new receiving and opening. FOR THE FALL
Wv TRADE, by far the largest complete Stock Of
Goods line offered to the Tradein this State
Our Stock is full and complete, soHprisfa5 yta ans
Of eceV OGyfetv and style ad Goods purchased
from MANUFACTURERS. and the possible hsrns
fully warranted saying, that indBceents shall be
any before offered Trade in this eAe
Prompt short and Cash dealers specially requested to
give NJ a cali. You will money BY doing
BERRY, sAUFLBY CO.
Sngle~aa. "a Puhlia DaEnN
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ROR SALE

Good Brick Hoase with sig rooms, corner sunnsr and
"A M7lberry streets, Nashville ,,., -
pike - miles from Eakvie, containing IS sorss geON
bargain can be bsd in either ,,.us,o,- 4
dit TBOs. 4, DhANeEORD.
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CHARLES y. HALL,
WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNGS, VALIsEs,
CARPET BAGS, &c.,
No. 10 SoFTE SIDE PUBLIG SoE1RE,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
rs ASW n ressDt 81 bis Stock Tor FuIl and Winter
SHOES and Caters sha and sick sost M ssd rsoai hss
Gent. hns Calf Boots and s>s and eaters sgis and aouSs
Gents sne Calf so0tsA Boots ana she's:
90 90 DO Kip AsS1s: !. TX &. e. Ss5 s9lln
do De do % Gram, ..te-prooI Seols- .,
use, and kasts Vera, hsn Plough shoes,
WOmen's Heavy Datch Boots Se.
sa,S ssos "a Brs<s1s asa Misses and chidSsa Ks AZ
osi Boossss Caters Shanghai Boos Win EifAOat
Misses and chisrsa Met lie Tipped BOOss-a new .-eis
THUMBS.
A1so LADIES' Frsneh Dress Trunks, ans sole je.thr Inn
Ded Trunks FaIlsss. Carpet Bags, Ladies' ssfbsT tes
&c ali vhhis oderei At Si ADVANCE 90 EIstsT ost
Ny snds sss :es PsSs Esnss are rpsssi9! in g
.spls-a cBks. 3. HALL,
Keep IL Before the Pe0ple!
VHAr he asD Aosds have agreed following low rates
II Of irslsAt, to-Ets
Ftom RaaArsto KAOsvRzs. sad az sans ns On e EasI
tennessee and Georgia RGRroad
Dry Goods and ALL articles uuiay ars and second
Hardware ard Whisky 10 barrels and Al arciss y '-
OF MIRA class per hundred
sugar. nolaSses- sour leaf tobacco, articles Of
iodrtn clasA. 100 pounds.
from Naa1ets b Csrat Apo5 "a and az nsaSioss tres
." 10 FirOiaSa Sas zaasasss Ra2roSd artiss esssss
- ab00s.
sfN ei-A, Pei Aoo ~ an1s ecnb1
Secona 90 ee %
Thire DO do g Do
1ourtn % 40 oc--.----. 90
And IRON hasarf1e . Lvadhbury "a els a. trfloo
loeSf % the Ptrefatd q 1saAesses X n % Cfrat ltPe
kirsL JAS per iue pounds ----4 y cents
second 40 40 u %
tnrd 90 GO Do. --.s--------------- ~ Do
fouFth 40 90 ao--.,..-s.----, - 30
III = Great dispatch aad fStg gwen 70 ifegnes And se4ng
The Taris q tionsd abors cover large ch pro
iucye territory Tennessee s7d se ircn geo
xraphical position oaaht Nashve fr sup Ess
orthv e-t 4 sds a. this b. lhe Nashville Ne-ants nav
ths rgs and inevasng business Of his sss7
SeS Superintendent Nashville 4 ChaliaBoors
Extra Fine Sugar.
NKTE have Just received irsc r. a Nss 0rssns 81 hAr
Nv 81 strictly eAoies nz4r Ell aiIy I best n5r IN ar
xsi. This lot Of Sugar has hosshs az
/ al nd in most szcslisnt ship Efrir
| afzs L. H0nPsR \ 20
No and N-rs~f suest
NAsH. AZ, .. Ssv !. Isss
"a hsTe this laY rrd sb Gror % rusiness
~ " b. BEfiEt nd 'fF n Uirei ne
j n hoNevr. viii rDzi - hsseo a. ase ~
lassd and hope thai n = merit her atia %
l aaFadaa KlRxPATRlcK, E1viNs = CO
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gasb6ille anion anO 5nlsritan.
Daily IS; Tri-WeekIy s5i weekly Sc.

Rates OF Advertising.
TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE A SQUARE.
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PRESERVES,

$50 on hand p-s,.rxss Pine apples, Pickles Tomato
y C.fsun .Ur.- 0ystsrs sarnes, L05-terS, &c &c:
as raraes I.mons Rssins ., Currasts Crnn, &C.,
Che - Dsd Rect, Bee anEue, Ac SP0e. A' nc 20 ne
'' ''''0F' e'"0' ""'''''S CEAs. 10 EETsON,
o. - AZ No ~ .iar e shrel.
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DALY'S
AROMATIC VALLEY
w FL 1 S X f. Y.
From TIE Beas Orleans Picdygns.
NHE purity of this Whisky is certa to BY the leading
New Chemist friend Of who understands such things
able we can safely this Valley whisky s those
Deed of agcOd article.
Days Aromatic valley Whisky.
From the Crescent.
Not particle Of strychnne We have
many day.
DaIy,s Aromatic valley whIskey.
From tie Daily True Delta, Neo Orleans.
Nv SG e. Ta snd W s
very poetry "Dd Mouongshela" manufactured by VIM
Daily, unequaIed for Pury" and Flavor by any in the
MARKET.
Days Aromatic valley whiskey.
From the Memphis Daily ApDeal.
by good judges Re all deleteous
foreign and consequently should t0tee place
an upon the they consumed
ALL The noxous beverages that generally intended for
Whskey are an imposition and q curse,
DaIy,s Aromatic valley Whisky.
From the Georgian Citizen.
IF nvads who need tonic without much Of the al
cohOl principle.
DRly's Aromatic valley Whiskey.
From the Galveston Era.
We have hesitation in pronOuncng it equal not superior,
\ to any We have ever drank.
| Days Aromatic valley Whiskey.
1 From the Memphis Daily Eagle d Enquirer.
1t the highest scientific and medical
aud healthy stmusnt entirely free from dele
We with perfect confidence
require alcoholic tmulant for medical pur
noses ''Dalys Valley Whisky superior Gin, Cordial
French Brandy Madeira Wines and indeed all
varieties spirits which sold in this Market for
bs founi in state. No intelligent physician
would the rahness prescribe sport Wine French
Brandyfor patient when is patent to all the world that hev
be had, except by base compounds, in the Mississippi
| Valley. 1860
IT suitable for medicinal and public pur
| poses. CHAS. T. JACKSON,
/ Stats AssAyer, Boston.
Its without any deletercus admixture
| JAS. K. chiffon, NJ D., New York.
Entirely from aduesting ingredients, frequently
| used. JAS. J. MAPEs, New York.
II Consumers depend upon getting pure artce Wher
they the Valley Whisky is sold BY the bottle and
| only. VIM DAILY,
| 19 South William Street. New York,
! Sole Proprietor.
For sale in Nashville by RAwoRTH GLENN.
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500 HIGH BOnneIs9 straw, from 5000 10 SO
1000 COlOred do, ntrimmed at so cts 10 81.
R0M the ratternz ronags have received the AZ
years Nashville, has stimulated brs. Wise pur
large stock Of the richest Goods
retail Esrss At PARIS the United States and close out
the balance at great bargains.
This saying good the ladies Tennessee
Our stock consists Of Design OF shape ard MATERIAL
and B0nnets Of Chenee, BnghraW, Pamela. Coored Chip
Leghoro and Willow Msa and Infants Hats Flats Tubans
and Caps Of style beautiful FlOEerS in sets, and
Bridal Appontents perfect Chaeuz du Plsur, Ribbons, Or
nanenal liar Pins Paris COEuss, Head Presses Lace Wells
Gloves Embroidery, Cap, Han ikerhe, style Shetland
Wells HOOP Skirts Tourburs Corets, only sl5 cts par
beautiful Of Plme and Fancy Goods Of
description. All at unprecedented Low prices for cash.
We have put new aht u stairs cay IL sOceE 10
Splendid Show Rooms.
" = Bonnets cleaned in Superior style Aliners and
Merchants supplied With Pattern Bonues and Millinery
Goods cheap Purchasing East at tbs Partisan Nil
lney BazAsr as Union street, door the State BANK
Stain. noVi I. WISE, Agent
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Family Sewing Machines from Fiji
~ to Eighty DOIlaro.

We have tried them Family and find them superior
to any In uss.-L H. SinJsr& Co.'S Gazette.
IT. LORD, Agent,
aepQ5 North Collere Street.
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~ GeA0 ->i'O aats an g.. 4 p aaa c1o e Lsaf
- iana sugar LANDING sri t7r s.sn hy
ttsss fo4p CO.,
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Freight transportation.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL R0AB
COMPANY.

Freight Transportation.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL a0AH
COMPANY
TWyHE Road OF the four lines This road has
thus Ia been managed in such to commend At 10
~ puddle patronage.
This Company the General SuperiD tendeuce OF
H. ID. WEARS, General Freight Agent,
Nov offers inducements shippers Baltimore, Philadelphia
New Yor, Boston Richmond, Petersburg, SC exceedingly
terms the deiuc upon and per
this and The European shipping being
dshing sterling baa New Orleans shipping prices,
ali eontnouIe ~ repaer q
HoIiabie as well as Desirable.
Their so,ea transportation unequaled by ohe
road new In operation, Western terminus Is Al PARK
EKSRUkGH ole hukdrei and ninety miles below the low
vat most dangerous navigation Of the Ohio river This
enables in iua the delivery Of goods not only certain
adyarce Of other route and as the wa
such the time OF delivery
Eidens olIei route, tia. this is the only
Cheap, Reliable and speedy Route.
Freguts exposed 10 weather than y other
routes draya the delivery being made at PARK
shielded doat, and elevated from thence BY
nesteytO the without beng subject 10 WET or
The louisville connect direct with Parkerburgh
boats delay, do likewise the regular Cinnihnau
Pittsburgh boats d ect TO Parkersburgh BY
the Company enabled 70 receive freight
daily this route at their agency in Nashville Tenn
For further particulars inquire Of
II. H. HARRISON, Freight Agent,
may i56m No2 corner Broad and Front stEests
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