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nss- We were glad TO see good audience
at the theatre last night, on the occasion OF
MIR CRIsPs benefit, in spite OF the lowering
aspect of the weather. Mr.. CRISP has iabored
arduously and constantly 10 present to the
Nashville public, attractions worthy oil their
countenance and support. He has brought
before us the most brilliant lights Of the stage
in America, aud has presented the drama III
many of its brightest aspects In his efforts 10
place before us rational and elevated objects
of amusement, he has had our constant SYM
pathies and our best wishes for his success )
and we now cordially congratulate him on
his general success. Whether he has been
gamer, we are, of course, not prepared TO say,
lint we trust that be has met with reasona-
BILE pecuniary reward, and that he holds a
fund in the gratitude of ;he public.
To those who have not studied the.eiiects OF
the ..starring system" which has prevailed to
a great extent, these late years, and which Is
being run into the ground" the position oil
theatrical manager may appear to be quite
light aud easy one; butt is great error. Ills
place is one of unceasing labor and turmoil
aud exceeding difficulty. If Mr.. CRISP has
not succeeded in pleasing every body, us ex-
ertions have been of that persistent aud sin
cere kind. and have been SO far successful as
TO deserve and receive the general approval.
He has shown a most commendable desire 10
fill the post OF Manager, even up to the stan
dard of his own ideal, which is very high
e 81 n 4. r..
spect, We are quite sure the public will mol
hold him to account for impos,ibilities, but
will thank him sincerely for what he has &C
complished.
We heartily wish him long life, vigorous
health, and the ability and the will TO man
age the Theatrical Department Of the cit,
many more years to come.
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Eg- TURNER FOSTER, Esq, as Trustee. will
this morning, at the usual sale hour, at the
Court House, dispose of several highly val
liable city lots. These lots are situated on
Cherry street, just below the theatre, in a
good neighborhoOd, and are eligibly located
for Improvement. They are quite convenient
to the Square and the general business of the
city, and are well suited for residences. A
inrnc+rnnnf
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The delegates elected by the Wards oil
Nashville and Civil Districts of Davidson
county to nominate candidates for the Legs
.ature, are requested to meet at the Court
house in this city. on Saturday next, Apr"
9Th. for the purpose of filling the vacancy in
the ticket, occasioned by the declension OF
Hon. Ed. III. EWING.
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Es- Our young friends, FARRAR x DIS
NUKEs, have fitted up in fine style, Shoe
Store at the old stand of CHAs. SAVERS, cor
ner of Market and Union streets. Their stock
is complete for the retail trade, and those who
may extend them their patronage will fad
them gentlemen on whom they can rely with
confidence
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, April 8.-Lord Lyons was
introduced TO Cass, and will be formally pre-
scented on Monday.
The land sales in July, August and Sep
TENDER, embrace in Kansas five and quarter,
and in Nebraska four and third million
acres.
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Gg@ We are desired by Mr.. JAMES DAVIS,
to return his thanks to the Firemen for their
energy and industry in suppressing the fire
in the adjoining house to his on Public Square,
a few nights ago.
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FIRE.-The barn OF DIR. +. 5. Woldridge,
about a mile Easl Of town. was destroyed by
fire on Monday night last, together with two
valuable mules, quantity OF corn, fodder,
hay aud farming tools supposed 10 be the
work of an incendary.-E faIlklia Rerisg
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1zs- We take pleasure in calling attention
to the announcement of new Sheet Music and
new Pianos from the most celebrated Manu-
facturers in the United States, at MCCLURE
Music Store, Union street.
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Ras- The public spirited citizens of McMinn-
Vile are taking steps towards the erection of
a cotton factory in their town. They only
lack 81 900 of having the necessary funds
subscribed. Success to the enterprise.
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Eas- The McMnnville NeO Era says: "Tues-
day night we had a very heavy frost, and on
Tuesday and Wednesday morning cOnsidcra-
bic ice. II is now feared that the peach crop
is entirely destroyed, and the apple crop is
severely damaged"
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Rock CITY Mills.
y. e. BAUMAN & Co., Proprfefors
A Staple Article.
We would call the attention of our friends to the


GLOWING:
HAvERHILL, Mass, Feb. 7, 1851
DEAR SIR Permit the pleasure OF statngto you
the eradication have in vending, and the universal
favor HooFLAND's GERMAN BTTERs meet with by nearly
every person who has had occasion to test their viz
tues this vicinity This establishment has had the
agency of your Medicine since 1858, and safely
say there has been remedy placed before the pub
lie within the scope of my knowledge, that has met
so much general favor and worthily the Ger
man Bitters / have no hesitation in recommending
them to customers, suffering with diseases for
which they appropriate, feeling confident from
past experience that they will do all and even more
than is promised of them. In Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint, defy an equal. To Druggists can re-
commend them a safe investment, and TO the pub
lie truly worthy remedy.
Very truly yours,
CHAS. B. EMERSON.
To DR.. C. NJ. JACKSON.
These Bitters be had of any druggist OF
dealer in medicines in the United States, Canadas
West Indies, South America at rs cents per bot
tie. They prepared by DR.. C. NJ. Jackson, AIS
Arch street. PHILADELPHIA Pa, and every bottle ha
| his signature on the wrapper. apr4-lm
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THE 5O7 SrYLE.-Something new at FRAN
cIsco's Hat Store that is attracting the atten-
ton of the Beau Monde. Also, THE Young
Southerner,"a beautiful Leghorn Hat.
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River News.

LOUISVILLE. April S.-The river is station
ary with six feet 9 inches water on the Falls.
ST.. LOUIS, April S.-The river is receding.
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For the Patriot.
A Local Song.

RESPECTFULLY INSCRIBED YE "DUCKIEs."
The young men OF Nashville are quite gay set
They stand upon the corners when the streets are
very wet,
Staring at the ladies', for they oftentimes see
Many pretty ankles and dresses TO the knee.
ChO-re-us, all eng,
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Harry Dime Esquire, is a dnshng young man
He's trump among the girls and hugs them when
he can,
He gets his papa wagon to take them on a ride
Then go it, hickey while you may, let her rip or
slide.
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Charlie Highfalutcn has charming moustache,
He pcrambulates Church street, and drinks a brandy
smash,
lie sports a gold watch, with half-a-dozen seals,
And patent leather boots clear down to his heels.
Choreus, all zing,
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UILS-Ilnseed IS uuII, anu IIUIIIIt'IJ '"VS to
and we quote No at Csc including brls. Red sells
at 66s1c for Distilled. and 756c for Sopononed in
GLIDING brls for the latter.
TailOw sells at 91zGD9ac.
POTATOES-The market has been dull and heavy
throughout the week, but prices have not materially
changed We quote 65GDTO; as the ruling rates, on
arrival and T5C9s0c from stores
SEED-The market for Clover has ruled dull through
out the week prices have further declined SOC
nor bushcl closing very duh So Flax remains
arm at 81 so fair demand for Timothy and prices
are steady at S2ED2 %,
STARCH-The mark ct Is steady at 6Cg612c, the lat
ter for retail parcels
STEARINE-we call 10 4911 &c as the whole range,
the latter rate for prime pressed.
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He glances with a smile at the pretty beamng faces
That meet him in his pathway with captivating graces
While he signs for the Academy, that classic institu
ton,
And the maidens there doomed to such rigid stua
ton
Cho-re u.s. all zing,
That's all-.
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church Dedication.

wah the leays fsoSidssea The asS sdiaes Of The
Eageheli Presey,eFlsa chuFea Siii DC dssieAisd 70
the worship Of Almighty God .ea Ts-ussro~ Sabbath
morning. ssrviees 10 eoamsnoe Al ios o'ei"ek
4. n.
April 9sh, 1883.
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Stomach or Liver.


such as Indigestion Acidity Of the stomach Cholie
Pains, Heartburn, Loss OF Appetite, Despondepey
Costyeness, Blind and Bleeding Piles. In ali NeI
vous Rheumatic and Neuralgia Affections, u has 10
numerous in stances proved highly beneficial, and IN
others effected IA decided cure
This is a purely vegetable compound, prepared on
strictly scientific principles after the manner of the
celebrated Holland professor, Boerhave Because OF
its great in most of the European states is
introduction into the United States intended more
especially for those OF our faiherand scattered mere
and there over the face Of this mgaty country
Meeting with great success among them, now one.
IL 20 the Anne; public knowing that its truly won.
dcrful medicinal virtues must be acknowledged
IL Is particularly recommended TO those person
whose constitutions may have been impaired by III
continuous use ardent spirits other forms OF DIS
sipaton Generally instantaneous in effect, u hnds lie
way directly the seat OF HE, thrilling and quicken
ing every nerve. raising up the dropping SPIRIT an
in fact nnlsng new health and vigoT IN lhe system.
NOTICE-Whocvcr expects to md tins a 5evera
will be disappointed; but to the sick, the weak
spirited It will prove grateful aromatic eoruIA'
possessed OF singular remedial properties.
CAUT ION.
The great popularity OF this delightful Aroma hs
induced many limitations, which the public shout
guard against purchasing, Be not persuaded To bu
anything else until you have given Boerhave's Ho
how infinitely superior u is To all these mutations
a,s- sold at IL per bottle or six bottles for IS,
THE sol PROPRIETOR.
BENJAIIIN ia SE Jr.. & co..,
Manufacturing Ph. rma- e,' 'Sts and Chemists
Ittsburghv Pa.
sold by DruggistsgoEs throughout the United
States and CanadWs.
EwIN, PESDI.EfoN co. Wholesale Ag'ti
W. W. BERRY DEAoVII1E,
Dr. A. IA. ROSCOE,
10. q. BROWN,
DkAioVilIE a BELL,
q. ". HEM EhGSHOTT,
DR.. 7. WELLS,
WELLS, HOOPER, & CO.,
RkkCH 4 HUNTER.
| And by Druggistsg generally throughoutthe State,
Ap2s-dS~ly
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FEVER AND AGUE.
LIE, TENN. April 6, 1859.

" .
il the chief obstacle 10 health and comfort IN the
Western states That this is owing To ignorance among
the MUSICIANS must be admitted lay those who have
carefully watched the progress Of Intermittent fever,
and the unavailing efforts TO check II by ordinary
remedies.
That the hillary difficulties Of the West can be pre-
peIted arrested and Cured Is certain.
On this point not a shadow of doubt exists. II is
certain that the munihcr Mt resources which the
Divine Wisdom bath prepared for the use Of man,
that a remedy for the dreadful FEVER AND AGUE
was not overlooked Il cannot be that he who causes
~ spring up he herb which heaeth the beast OF the
forest deld, has provided no help for this
malady. BY his own wise providence he has decreed
that the "Star of Empire" shall move Westward
and we may be sure that the feariul contingency IN
question Was well guarded and that the means there
Of would be vouchcd o. the earnest and patient seek
err We therefore sly that IN furnishing the GER
tain means of 81 Fever aud Ague are entitled
| Ia the confidence and consideration Of our common
/ country.
! We hereby certify that have submitted the
| Grsefcnberg Fever aud AEue Remedy To close in
specton and scientific analysi and have also tested
It's curative puWers m several cases OF Ague and Re
| yer. II Is a sklfuily compounded remedy and has
proved itself completely successful In every instance.
IL Is richly deserving the confidence OF our brethren
| OF the Medical Profession, and Il the public.
| SAMUEL MowBRAY, NJ. D., New } Ork.
| C. W. REoIIoN, VI. H., Wisconsin
| W. H. SINNiNGroN NJ. H., illinois,
| T. J. JOHNSON NJ D., Missouri
| W e. KrrrRiDGK NJ H.. New Hampshire.
| JAS. T Morn, u Indiana.
| J. Y TERIdSGToN, NJ. n, California.
wN. Y ASHTON, NJ. D., Louisiana
| The Greicnberg Fever and Ague remedy Is very
| popular throughout Tennessee, Alabama and Geor-
g and is for sale by every Druggist IN these states
| Price so cents per box. Al-kX. MACKENZIE,
| apr2tfs Agent 10 TGrafenberg 4 Co
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The vote polled in August last, in the Con
gressional election, was 1851.
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az" The following was the vote for Mayor
Of Cincinnati, on Monday last:

Bishop, Opn. ......-................10 700
Flagg, DEM. -. ............... s,795
Total ......................-l9, 5O4
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Gonlmerrial.
Chattanooga MARKET.

Cu.rrkxooa. ApriI 7th-Riyer on good tide with
failing tendency, boats making trips With Ireights
only. Several fiat boats arrived with bacon ana pro
duce, stored, sold or shipped Quotations based upon
actual sales
BACoN.-stocks fair-sales of country cured from
the banks e14991s cents, hog round Sales Of cry
cured at 10 cents.
IARD-saIes IL cenis-stocks light:
CORN.-Saes at SIS cents without sacks-Suppiy
light-Demand good. E. =.
FLOUR-Lght stock-would command % w
TO be had.
PorA ToEsISupply good, and selling from rs to
IS cents, owing 70 quality
Augusta Market.
AususrA. ApriI 6tb-6 p M-CoTT0N-The mar
ket continues quiet. The sales to day foot up SoI
bales, as follows 9 at u, q at 10, at1oZ, al
81 at Is, i4s at i21l 10 al i235 Il ati2l at
1873 and at 122< cents
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, April GA. M.-BUTTER-The mar
ket has ruled steady and firm throughout the week,
for prime and choice roll. and these qualities have
sold readily at 23925c, but inferior qualities are d-
| fcut 20 sell at 10(Dl2c.
and light stock. The sales Of the week add up 100
dozen prices and unchanged. ...-,.,,.
| CANDLES AND SOAP-The market remains without
| change the demand is but me derate for Candles
full weight, zoe IA OF at lSc Opal at l1c, and
Tallow at l2GlS11c the latter rate &c LOT ~ pressed
| Palm, and &c for extra
CaEESE-There has been moderate demand FOL
this article and with gut stock. and small receipts
prices have remained firm at l2FGl21ac Tor prime
Western Reserve and Is &c for English Dairy.
| FRUITS-The market for Dried is quiet, ana prices
are unchanged. We quote Peaches at 50 25C93 80
and Apples at 81 3092 so. Oranges are IN god dc
mand at 81 756D3 per box. Lemons firm at 81 75ld
| g. fair demand for Raisns, and prices are stead!
| at So 1908 25 for Layer, and 81 1903 for NJ X
| Currants steady at 71x9sc. Figs lO9l2-
| HIDES-The market Is firm without change in price
| since our last review We quote Flint 14(di15c DR.!
Salted I39I4c; Green Sailed 75zc, and Green &c.
, HAY-Ihere has been fair demand Tor prlm
Timothy, and prices have ruled steady thoroughou
| the week at Sa691l6 so per ton.
| IRON-There is a fair demand for Pig, at S35G93
| for Ohio river hot-blasf We quote Tennessee
| S306432 and in moderate demand, and Blooms a
LS67 SO Bar is unchanged, and we continue to quot
TComlnon at 2sI0R3c, and Charcoal at 354fD4.
| LEAD AND SHOT-TheTe is no change IN the mar
ket as regards either demand price since our last
| IEATHER-The market is frmer, and prices,
some cases higher. We change our quotations az
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fRg- The vote for Mayor of st. Louis, on
Monday last, stood as follows:
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N A S II WILL f !:
County Convention.

ATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 9, 1859
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Che re-us, all zing,
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NETWORK ADvERTIsEHEETs
-TAk RIA

via The anai,.i! y the waters q he -osisbraisd SEEKER
has UNIVERSAL, rsssissi the mos, Favorable recommendations
II The Medical Profession and a Discerning Public, as The MOST
EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
Saline
In use. and as b,ing entitled To special preference over the many
Mineral spring waters, scidiz Powders and Other similar arti-
ries, both from II. compartncss aud great efficacy. IL may be
Baioss aud fs1riis D..sa.e.. SICK A,adacae, Loss Of
APpst,fs, i"df0esHon, and az Similar Com.
,aainf., pec.liarig accident 10 Me
SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS.
1t is particularly adapted 10 The wants Of Traselers by sea
Habits. ln,aids and Cow alescenis: Captains of iessels aud
Planters will hni /, n valuable addition Ia their Medicine Chest
With tho-e Who have used II, IL has high favor and IL DEEM
cd Indispensable.
IL a for7ad STATE n ire Liser-i, renders great service In
restoring healthy action.
IN Goai and Rhs.,natisn-It gives the be-, satisfaction, al
lnyA all innamn,a,.', .Ympt"'n'' aud In many ea''' effect
uaii, curing tl.~e afflicted.
IN. snccess IN eases II GrareL, iadigeHon, Heartburn and
Proves III To be- a Medicine u the greatest utility.
Acidfy n the So0aacA, and he df.fre~Sing siek"esa 40
usual dnrind Prs0aancy-Yielis speedily, and With marked
ucc,s under lis ieahhful influence.
n aSo,l. he o,eat,sf reig TO those Inflicted ma or sat;
acct 10 N. Tyies-Actin1 gently on the i1~els, ncuiraiizlng all
Irritating secreii"ns, aud thereby removing all innammatory
in Eact, IL u isnaiaa1e IN aAcases uAere a gentle Apsrienf
II !. in the form Of a Powder, carefully put w in bottle. 10
u u ,yn ~ ~" n Jriighinl ,n.r,sss,nt beverage.
Taken IN the morning. II never intrrfcrrs with the nrocations
Of the day, ac'ihg gently On the system, restoring The digestive
power, exciting n healthy aud vigorous tone 81 the stomach,
aud creating an elasticity Of mind and fow Of spirits which
give x"st 10 every enjoyment. II also enables the invalid to rn-
10y many luxuries with iDpunity from which he must Otherwise
lie debarrcd, aud Without which lie Is ~ irksoine aud distress
Ing;
men II the highcs, standing throughout the country. and lis
-tealil, Increasing popularity for IA series Of years, strongly
guarantee is efficacy and valuable character. and rccomnendi II
10 the favorable notice Of an intelligent public,
Prepared and sold, Whocsn aud Retail, by
JOHN 4. TARRAST " co, DRr6GIsTs,
No. as Grccn~ici,-si, cor Of Warren, N. Y.
june 1I.diy-I.e.o"
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SINGERS SEWING Machines.

nREAT sac6ss b slways Ms m6st concIusive proof of Urea,
men yndgSd By this - sasse 2 no labor saving machine
Ar sastas.ing ~ llShes reps.saion in The United States
sss:s :.s sss:s NJ { s s.Sss ne. q ~ - b s,safss s,l P' = @.1: and a
these - a : "a VI = in saass prsaIs 4 T. Il ,h ss . SSSS
e. s;l ,s sas:,z s..a Z 2 -ss.s. e. On got g !. sewing vim
A., shoaid MOI BE- without one TAe mir profit Of usng one Of
.s -. a, Z n Ss ssssssss sss'; .ss:. J; . Css ! In %sss .s nSaA e
md hotel kesper ~ sRyrsieaiasiy convenient and profit.
vsy sesoae sn1 dsrssis, Ssinr a. eus Iud Vo Of sesIo@ M sns
could be pedscay. snsssss1 Thousands o infeiios and worth.
n.nsAs haf siae.fs Maskisss slsne have been fcand evers.
PA. printed i.strac1ioas ~ asine, are sent with each mn.
gisg ihsm. fhe naeAiass arc packed sscureIy 4, 4 90 o. 10 sny
pMn slthe world. To Ill psssons beading more naIsficn, ~ 1 \.
-: e Wy, :. :PSss:a::s y ;s.iss. ! 3 either s1. q our o !.
sshelS AeEsssd 70 Dc Sowing Nadine interest paper
psAspaa onos No m R A. siSGKE 4 co,
1aA4ap Qyytrsl-Ne. ~ Hanover st., Boston: No 81 ~
- ~ s:1R a 81 e Sss.s:s e. = ss,,s y; SS Ii i b,ssd !;
4 o. NJ i III ssol rs9. a s* +
- AMekQef6As ~ Orleans No 70 Dsaphin' St.,
fdee 24-d&ctsl
LEMGEnDU10 sEElGALE COLLEGES.
Y&1~EE&assk =: ~ B. o s:;s.a e ems :. ~
s.: 81 r 81 s w g: 'ian'AF. 9
-: isss& 81 - =; Beard & ss A.;
- No. - sh.s.s.s szs1s NO vssAA. one hail
psrosauaegsss s~ostaisfng nssls ls1jsal.rs apply 10
sAHL K COX. President
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oH-ER, THE subscriber returns his grateful acknowledge
feN ~ mcnts 10 his old friends and customers for tr III
- raj patronage toward him, ana begs leave t" lt't'fm
them and the public that he has been re started i'll business. "'l
he hopes, by n more strict attention To business, 10 merit Il con
linuance of fnvors. lie will make 10 order and Keep on hand
all kinds Of IRON AXLF WAGONS, made in the most SD.
stantiai and neat style. lie will also make To order and VIII
soon have made, a general assortment Of Carriage. l;ocka"als
AMI Eugges. Also, u large assortment of one and two-hofst
Spring Moving Wagons and two-horse Stages. All who want
good work, come to the old L~ynchbarQ Couch and Wagon rae
tofY, and, las he Is doing business sn the CASH principle, You
may cApeci 10 get good work and at n low price. All who MaiI
good and neat Guggies give me II call.
march li-ts JOHN II. BAILEY, Agent
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New Commission House,

= nave this day associated ourselves together, for the pur-
xMExos pose Q conducting n GENERAL COMMISSION BtsI.
NEss tor ne sale OF Tobacco, Wheat Corr DC, he. We ask
n , o INC patronage Of generous public, assuring them
~. We Ae much younger than the Bcdrd II 3~1de. ana have
!" n .gnored ~ sction on the IN per cent. cm. We viii
gu - you undef me Old rates Of commission I'D make remit.
july 9GdAc1y SHE: MI, Isn SuIee'
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A GARD.

M T. have This day sold our stock Of LIQUORS, SEGARs,
w &C., to Mr.. Joseph Is. Smith, late %: the Hewitt llula,
Liberty, Va.
In retiring from our present business we beg to tender our
thanks t. our friends and the public, for the liberal patronage
bestowed, and most cordially recommen our successor as iul!
worthy of their continued fasors.
December -, 1850. II. NJ. HARRIS & CO.
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hA % NC .igssa.#a !, as4i.-sasFs ! .aasyg4-tF
4 IN and alter August "a, Two passenger irains VIVA lie run
~ On the southsiic Railroad, lea, ing ~ nclburg AS follows
Null Train daily nj II. \. NJ.
second Train daily, except SunlaSs, at l0:3O, /. NJ.
Both these triuns connect with the Richmond \ Danyillc
trains 10 Richmond and the North. The second train connect.
nj Petersburg with the trains To Norfolk unl Weldon.
These trains also connect with three ti weekly lines of
Steamships from Git, Point 10 New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore, ull magnificent Steamers, iih the hest accummoIa.
tons for passengers. The Railroad 10 Norfolk connects with
daily Steam Packets To baltimore.
Inc agent OF the Snutisidc Railroad Co. at %Lynchhurg, will
furnish any further information respecting these lines.
aug Its II. ID. BIRD, Gent Sup't.