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...,v,,,. pro.e.,an.orphans Asylum.

Al the last monthly meeting OF the Board Of Mana
gers Of the Nashville Protestant orphan Asylum the
following preamble and resolution we're adopted
Inasmuch the impression has gone abroad that
Orphans Of the city limits are nos received lato
the Protestant Orphan Asylum Of Nashville: There
fore, belt
ResoIeed That the Secretary be requested 10 notify
the public hr ough the city papers thai Orphans AaE
received not only from the city, bat from Any part
OF Davidson county, at times, By Application ~
any Of the Managers.
MRS II. G. scovEL, Rec. soc'y.
NASHVILLE, March, 1899.
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SALE OLA RAuRoAD.-The Iron Mountain
Railroad from Marquette. Lake Superior. Is
miles inland. has been sold tn the By de
Nocquet Company, and will be completed to
Bay de Nocquet. on Lake Michigan, de
lance of 50 miles. The completion OF two
miles more Of the Iron Mountain road will
entitle it TO 100 sections (76,sO0 acres) of
land. The new company will push the road
along at once and open route To Lake
Superior by rail from the rest of the world.
The portion of the road already bult sur
mounts the ridge OF the peninsula and rises
thousand fest above Lake Superior.
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
32H, 900 DOH4AARS
sorteo Numero 615 0rdinario.
CapitaI Prize 100000 Dollars.
whole Tickets$2O; Halves o; Quar-.
lei S5.

Approximations To the 500 600 Of 5000 each 4
Of 400 $4,000 of 400 TO 10000 of 4O0to $4,000.
4
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gp telegraph.
From the Pacihc-Arrival OF the
Quaker CITY.


Quaker City.
New ORLEANS, March 24-The Sonora
brings 400 and the Orizaba zoo passengers for
New York.
The brig Swiss Boy was destroyed by the
Hudson Bay Indians in Nitinat sound, and
the crew captured, but were afterwards re-
leased.
China dates to the 10th are received.
Nankin was bombarded.
AUsTRALIA.-The bark Temandale with lis
lives were lost at the mouth of the Mckenzie
river. No date given.
VERA Cruz, March 14.-Guadalajara and
Mexico are in a state of seige.
On account of the near approach of the
Liberals, DeGollada's force is only 1000.
The Liberals are stationed in strong force
at National bridge.
Miramon is unprovided with tents.
The Quaker City touches at Vera Cruz on
her next trip.
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Markets.

New ORLEAs March 23.-Cotton, sales to-
day Is, 600 bales; prices sitter but quotations
unchanged. The steamers news caused great
firmnesa at ia. Flour quiet at 90. Corn
firm at %. Freight on cotton to Liverpool J.
New York Exchange, sixty days l6(G19,
Sight par(Gl discount.
New YORK, March 24.-COtton advanced !;
sales II 800 bales. Flour dull; sales 10000
bbls. Corn quiet; sales 1900 bushels. Mess
pork II 5OC9lS %. Bacon quiet. Lard oil
97B@I 90. Tallow 1OS@lO5. Sugar steady
at 7@73. Coffee finn; sales $500 sacks at
lO4.
CINCINNATI. March 24.-Flour dull; quota
tons nominal at so. Whisky-sales 600
bbls at 24i. Provisions dull. Mess pork
II 50(Gl7 IS. Shoulders Z. Lard dull;
sales 400 bbls at III; kegs offered at l24.
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DOCTOR HOOFLAND,S
CELEBRATED
G Z II Nj a n BIT 7 Z II s
DR.. C. NJ. JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA, Pa,

LIN . M JAOnSON, FHIIADkITHIA, IA,
WILL EFFEcTUALY CURE
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Jaundice, Chronic or Ner-
Debility Diseases of the Kidneys and all dseas
arising from dsordered Liver or Stomach, such as
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullness of Blood to the
Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn.
Disgust for Food Fullness Weight in the Stomach
Sour Eructatons Sinking Futtering at the Pit of
the Stomach, Swimming OF the Head, Hurried and
Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart, Choking
suhscating sensations when in lying posture,
Dimness of Vision Dots Webs before the sight, Fe
yer and dull pain in the Head Deficiency of Perspra
tion Yelowness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the
Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, &c, Sudden Flushes of
Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Constant Imagining of
Evil, and great Depression of Spirits.
These Bitters sold at as cents per bottle, by
druggists and dealers in Medicines everywhere.
MARLIN
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E.s- Many of those interested are making
injuries as to how far the Board of Educa-
ion have progressed towards having the new
erected on the lot recently
donated TO the City for the purpose by Mr..
TOWARD 1t is high time the work was being
if it is designed to be completed
" the beginning of the next scholastic year.
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1ss- The audiences at the Gaicty have
,cen respectfully large, this week. to witness
he performances of the Ravcl-Martin' TIL
}londin Troupe. They have hehch'
o-night, ard have a good hill ont for tn
occasion. Their cvolUtions aud gymnastic
Exercises exhibit very great activity and mus
MAR cultivation Some of their ieats are
ruly wonderful.
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" a N M n - g.

WE have "A beoutiful collection Of Of Dahlia roots
w Of the FIRST quality and the most brilliant col
ors. For three dollars We Will furnish one dozen,
every one of a d iterent color.
GARDENING TOOLS Of every kind, for the use OF
lady amateurs aud practical gardeners.
500 CHOICE FLOWER SEEDS, from To % cents a
paper, all from BlIss's Nurseries
PUMpS.-We have just received a full assortment
Of Cowincs Pumps ali OF which warrant, and will
sell "A shade lower than the market price.
COAL. OlI.-Our lamps are known to be of the
simplest and best construction, and oil pure and
Tree from all offensive odur.
PLATED AND BRITANNIA WARE-We have great
variety Of patterns Of Casters, spoons, Forks, Cups,
Coffee Pots, Urns, Ladies', &c, &c. .
mar22 MACKENZIE 4 MINCHIN
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The ssEliXir.S

Prepared by Or. JAS. WILLIAMS, for the cure ofDYs
PEPSY and nothing but DYSPEPSY, Gas advertised in
another coumn,) has, by its merits obtained for
itself so high reputation in Philadelphia, that Phys
clans acquainted with its properties, using them
selves prescribing it their patients, convinced
by observation of its great efficacy in restoring the
iisordered digestive organs healthy function. NJ
merous cases of Dyspepsy of the most aggravated
character which were abandoned as incurable by
some of the Medical Faculty, have by the of this
Elixir been restored perfect health attested
Gates testify aprl3-1y
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THE SouTH WEST PAss.--On the l0h lust.
there were "a ships and harks at the har OF
the South West Pass. bound out, and detained
for want of q sufficient depth If water to get
over the bar. At the same time there were
about 20 vessels outside the lar, and waiting
t. get in. OF the vessels detained Inside one
had been waiting since the 3lst Of December
two since january. aud fourteen since Febru-
ary. The residue arrived there since The 1t
of March
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-25

Ns-Prof STONE, the Electro-Biologist, will
lecture again at Odd Fellows Hall, tonight.
His experiments are certainly OF very
amusing description and will doubtless highly
entertain all who may attend them.
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EaS- Tomorrow, TRABUE 81 LUCUs, Public
square, will sell at auction catalogue OF SUI
1erior old wines and liquors, in bottles and
,ases. The sale will lac extensive, and en-
lraces the best brands imported into this
The samples may be inspected
n-IaV-
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Homicide.

SAVANNAH, Ga. March 24.-Alfred Sears
shot and killed Major Gregg Engineer on the
Florida Railroad. Both formerly belonged to
Massachusetts, The remains of Gregg, are
on the way home. Sears is imprisoned and
threatened with Lynch law. The affair grew
out of a previous difficulty
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ES-We are happy to learn from the
Christian Adpocate that the health OF Bishop
SoULE is improving. He was able to visit
aud spend few hours at the Publishing
House, one day last week.
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ST. LOUIS, March 24.-The New Mexican
mail has reached Independence.
Beale's party left on the LIST for Albu-
qucrque.
The Apache Indians are troublesome.
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.Co- The shelby Life Guards adjourned
ast night, without doing any business on
account of there being no report from the
Committee on the Constitution and Bylaws,
until Monday night next.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-25

Gs- Yesterday was day of balm. Vege-
tation is rapidly putting forth, and unless
put back by a frost, will bring us the earliest
spring we have had for years.
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NOV ICE.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

We are selling many articles Of HARDWARE,
'being part of KIRKNAN Il ELIIss last IMPORTATION"
at a small advance for CASH. Our SEw STOCK,
which is being made complete by daily arrivals, we
oGer at reduced prices for Cash negotiable paper
You can ave money by buying your Hardware at
- Public Square, KIRKNAN * EIILss old stand, from
rb2S-tf MCCALL K co.
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suicide.

DETROIT. March 24.-John W. Farmer, the
compiler of several maps of Wisconsin and
a resident here for 40 years. in fit of insani-
ty, leaped from the fourth story Of st. Mary's
Hospital and was killed.
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MEMPHIS, March 24-The river is rising
slowly.
ST. LOUIS. March 24-The river has risen
six inches in u hours and is still rising. The
upper streams are all in good boating con-
ditiOu.
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Another transatlantic Telegraph

TORoNTo, March PA bill has been intro
duced in the Assembly to incorporate the
Transatlantic Telegraph Company, provid-
ing for line from Quebec, via Labrador,
with a capital of one million, augmentable to
five million.
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The ProhibitOry Liquor Bill Killed
i'm New York.
River News.

ALBANY, n. Y, March 24.-The Assembly
killed the prohibitory liquor bill.
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As- We are authorized 10 announce JOHN d. Cow
FIR candidate for Constable In the arst District
Election March 20 1859. maTl2-ts
ssr We are authorized % announce W. y. hEAcH
AM as candidate FOR Constable Ia The first District
Election March 70, 1852 marl2-td
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Overland Mail.
NaW Mexican Mall.

MEMPHIS, March 24-The Overland mai
of the 28th has arrived.
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sHERIFFss SALE.

DY vtrtne u sxeadlsisai - directed an1
I'D deiiveEed fFon The honorabAe Crcat Conrt NJ nz-
vtdss oanty Tens-, a ~ Jsnaary Term, 1859. VII
sxpaze pebic sale % the highest bidder FAR cash
~ tc h0ass yard gate the CITY ~ N4shrill-s
% SATURDAY, Tttk z5kD nay CA Ai.ttita leees
a. he rxAg lte, cAfza, iatofcsG and csl4ie uhich
tieuFy Kublsg tben & OF may have zlnce 1e7nEca
"a ana % Tie fsll0.zs a-scr sbed LIZ ~ crounds 49,
as.od h navliann eollniy and Stale &C Iunnesseesu
beinx Lea No. 70 ID y T. Ne<s4Fo<k's pian % loss al
lninG Nashville, cosonarncflx ~ rtAAe n 7aAr1ef
street, ne - La No ~, funpog tHrprc a.vnt
"a 81 thenoe a right snses hHndfed 4nd e.<nsy
-. a u fset a s.aks lAsnce a FiEAt Angles siIh
- ~ u Ia Ne. 81 nipety ave fcet . slske.
ls-..cs Al rlsls saxics hen1rea Hpd eishss ese
3 ~ fsst g. l5e bagianies. tcr ether r@rlsuA<is
reference j. trade . ~ III slon ~ deei u NE hezs-
- &C. u Iasiis.n eonasy, book M. -. psxez
~ ..sl 11s Ac.. hllaE sffea "a - NE froFerV -
lssary Kahey h sslsly la1sazn - reo1e.sd n =.
~ - I.se6 AcCaEo<k e<4sask heozf App-Ft Aaa
Isan N.nsneI. A.szk ia. ls1es -,
j IA HIST0S, SksriG
mar9s-ta ~ T. a. bkAkk. q. sAsri13
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All complete, With Two pairs of grinding rings, at the
low price OF FORTY puIAis which Is lower than il has
ever been before offered and renders it, IN our opin
ION the cheapest Mil IN America. As the farmers OF
Tennessee tr..Hcr with the reputation OF the EX
cclsor i unnecessary to enter into detail upon It's
merits aud We will simply remark that b Is adapted
crushing Corn and Cob Wheat, Oats, Rye, &c. for
stock, and grinding Meal Tor family use. ltdischaTges
the from point directly into half bushel, and
has ITS grinding surface constructed that when
worn IL can be removed and renewed at cost OF
thrcedOlars.
From the above Agents throughout the State
will observe they are authorized To sell the Excel
sior )" theprcscut season for Forty Dollars.
Persons wanting the above Mil will please address
JAMES c. BALDWIN
No. 81 College street, Nashville, Tenn
friSx kyX3n
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Tanners Practice
NJ T. - u G. Y n II
ust received and for sala by
fcb22-tf F. HAGAN
szN NO Ok -.

u EN- AZ - q " -.
The American Almanac and Repository of Useful
knowledge, for 1859.
Speeches and Writings Of Thos. F. Marshall.
For sale by JOHN YORK X co.
Miss Bremer's New Work.
FATHER AND DAUGHTER BY Fredrika Bremen ,author
Of The NeghEors, Nina, etc, complete in one l2mo.
volume.
No writer living suTpasses her in describing
nume scenes and home people, which make Gold
smiths Vicar of Wakefield popular with all classes
Of readers. Sunday Adds.
RosE WARRINGTON; or the DaguerreotyPe Miniature,
by Dunganne author of Mysteries Of Three Cities, etc,
Tor sale by JOHN YORK X co.
marl-tf
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AM Order
Excelsior" Corn and Cob Mill,

TJNO meet the objection sometimes urged against
i purchasing Mil, that the times are too hard 4,
We have been induced to oncr for PRESENT SEASON
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MIsCELLArEoUs CARDS.

NENrAL GARD.--Aner ce1sui- 1lsss1gA
u tasion with many Of the leading Dentists ifpSkXA
Of this coaniry the subject of extracting A11I11v
teosh by the aid Of elsctr.ci,y which mode STA
nf the eminent OF the oession anshav
ng myself given satisfactory trial Of several weeks
have concluded 10 adopt II In my practice
iye ROBERT EAhit.
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THE cosMoP PoLITAN ART ASSOCIATION
Il ai.1 n; ral lClGd SIIGGGs

THE COSMOPOLITAN ART rASSOCIATION
Now in ihc Gih year OF lDpnrai aiictcd Success,
Obers the fokprmg Grf1f Inducements 10 S"ts>r,5crs
For the year ending January osh, ls6o
FOR THREE DOLLARS, any pers II eau become n snb
l. scribe, and viii he entitled.
ls copy 81 e lrgr aud costly steel plate engraving
THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH made by Patterson, nf
ter IIerng rcchrai'd painting and designed by the ergra
% he sold for 2r, ,Sio)
I'd To the qu crly Ar J0HrnaL Of the most beaut
fully Illustrated valuable Journals pub-hcd in America
Its pages catered to by The very best Auhos aud Enera
OF the
ID To FREQ admttanee to the Dusseldorf Gallery
New York
The premiums he given sub4rihers for the yonr
prise rn hundred and valuable Works of Art from
the hes American aud Foreign Artists tor Cat
aiogia OF whirh see December Art Journal, 1889.
Subscriptions reteiyci by
n, ril o-ulHs. a. ALEXANDER. Hon, Bee.
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BEDFORD COUNTY, 18th OF APRIL lsJ9
wM A. MILLER Agent f,r John :. Reese e. - SIR
the result of rncn made by
Peruvian tinano Reees Manipulated Guan"-
The Spring lt.a solicitation, purchased
each Kind from and ior my own satlsiaci'n a.
well dotrrmiue TO make lair experiment win them
Tobacco bot whrh ioe allie heart and of unifr
quality. On enc halt t the lot applied NJ" Peruvian and
Other halt Rc,srs Man uatcl, oqnn! quantities.
The planted the time In 'he latter part If May,
WORK cd precisely alike TN several occasions took
the lot and requested them to pot out The
best without Informing them which pari the differ
usct-ihey generally gave the
ference the Mmipulaedii there any d Inference
The Manipulated the best What Is now gr wing
all good and difference be am tai
/, a keeses Manipulated Guauo equal Ia Peru
certainly much less trouble as II Is gronni ready
for use Signed J. Ii. WHIrLOW.
april 30 d2w -Rcp copy.
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nAvIDsoN,. .ALATAsDEE .,1.. sAEEs..1yM:.
Fire proof Burglar aud Powder prsos which " v
as at manufacturers prices su..,- ,c~..
n. Fell ..a siesaIutc Cap Hasasssssspy, :
No 90 Crosby Street Nsw Xcxk sg.
JOHN j. CROOKE & Co. 49,
Are manufacturing under their Patent
n n 4, Z. Ed TIN F0IL
PIAi. PRINTED OR 1SsossED. ssses
Suitable for wrapplns saa. fAs:sia
Tms Cut and Caveadsh Tobaeoss, Cheess. aPiees. y.
Thin Beaten Foil oil sizes. superior in bsSliasev,
~. and strength to the imported article, i q
METALLIC CAPS. Nh, !
for sealing Bottles. Jars &c. stamped wth ssy na1s, "
Musio Plates. Solder Type 4 naitania Mstah.
march e dems. -.
!, ~ SAcs xeyH ysssss oloFs 55o7s
s:ss ..s, isss han. :, bought IN this ely Issn srsAus
70: S,i.: ..:.s ss:os ssss s. !; NJ M
GONNA Eao 9 eUANs.--sas sssSss y !,i 49,
A.. rSnTic X. ssss aGAs9 dsps.d s:' y
~. .s. !: s. .ss ss'-sss e ~sa = 81
;ss; .ss .sss ss 'ass aSsaE: e: X =.
Win Eli a Noshssa prices. dsiussiDs assaaf
'';Ss. ';Sss.nDs,., soas...lss Ia sss.ss 4:
'.'ss .s, :: IT, Y :sa Hscosf II M sss "a
MEITCAT wXT6gi &5East
A sss.sas sasss wXfohnss saall e - - II
y: q astssh slai.ln1yi II
NAAUUEE Wo0Mnss y
~ !ssos 1SAAssts ~ ~ ~
1aeS2s " AID xqalsl
49, ~ - n ~ - ~ -
Il 81 n s sl'lss 4 81 a M Is ,ssssSq 5 1 { ".
- - ~ IA - III - ~ tt{{s.<a- ~
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SOUThE1N PIPE FOUNDRY,
Eear Of Shuckoe Warehouse. 18th Street
RICH NJ OND. VIRGINIA,

THE s avnr enlarged their Foundry for the mr.
pose oi making WATER ANtb GASPlfES, are now pre-
pared MAKE all dncnsiors from To ~ Inches
required thickness, aud TO suit The pnipose
which intended II l. has been thus
city, aud has entire satisfaction Tn 81 In want Of any
thing line. wonld do well TO give call before
purchasing the North elsewhere will furnish heni
nt u low iisnr" aph with dis aich.
also furnish all Kinds If Machinery Castings
Railroads. Agricultural Implements. Mill Clearing prws,
&c, Sc. Imarch 3 dJms EDDESS u BRANNAN.
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BY CHARLES W. BUTTON.
-
n r. n m q Z

Tho vIR0INIAN pabashed Daily 81 o. and Tr Weekly
At IS per annun advance and Weekly Al 81
.av.nce other wise o. I'D charged in all No
narcr will be the oi"s of the Propi.
stoy upsJ ali arrrsrag-s shall have been paid
AnvEpTIRE ENTS Inserted tor - cents square
Of iul mes mr. hss serou and 81 cents r each
connuasee unless ,dsr anss rm weekly aud hea %
ce.s mar souare will eash Insertion II tho
nuaber Of be not marked on the MS VIII be
- ;, THE YEARLY HATES ARE; -
Fsro daily,
,..-. s,a.s... .,.,i. 30
~" ~ - - 49,. ..s -. -. -, .-........... 81
For ssluarea triweekls,... W
EV- Advertisement intended for both papers su1eet 10
special contrac.
kr Annual aive, will hc limited to Their Immaculate
bustness or tho charge at trash NJ "'es
ER All advertisements appear In ihe oa'y anu VII
weckly papers -. liza, .,. ,,,,s,a
rateahly thu,
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lirrat Rsdacsisn La Chnrges ON Goods ire N the
North. via Richmond and james River
Il KauRwhn Canal. 10 u.ynchb"r.,
she"ce by Railroad 10 the

lsrrat Rsdmcsien In Chnrges Goods from the
North. via Richmond and james River
Il Kauawhn Canal. 10 Lynchb"rg,
lheuce by Knilr0nd 10 the
south Wess.
THANKFUL friends and the public for their very lib
cra patronage would respectfully inform them, that
large increase Of business
former reduction, have mined to reduce my charges
Geuuai Merchandise snrh Dry Goods, cots shoes Hats
Cap only y per l0O pounds. which includes all
The Nhnrves Iii hmoDd to the Landings
Depot at Lynchburg.
Produce forwarded very low rates.
- For special rates. see circular
ALFRED S LEE,
F0rrdrdin9 and SonmssiOH Merchant,
ian g7.dts On the Dock. hichInond. Va.
ID Street. between Main and Cary RICHMOND, Va have on
hand and offer for sale
1000 bags Rio, Laguyra and Java Coffee
81 bags Mocha do
800 sides good an ! damaged sole Leather
500 boxes Adam u,tine Candles;
100 boxes rroan Sn1p;
125 boxes Fapry do
1000 kegs Old ID minrn Nails;
lU0 la, reis n. o. Mo.ass,s;
Is hogshcads Cabs M"lasses;
50 d, n o sugar.
100 barrels extra Sugar;
$50 do low grades Sugar.
25 do granuated Sugar.
50 do ground Sugar;
rs patent cut loaf Sugar;
30 bai rels crushed Sugar;
50 kegs Soda
100 boxes Frenth Window Glass;
100 kits No Markcrl;
50 barrels No. Herrngs;
100 bushels Glover. Timothy and other Grass Seeds.
and well selected stock of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
LIQUORS. We also Agents for of the best brands
of MOUNTAIN RYE WHISKY. all Of which we will sell
low. march 81 dts-Rep. copy.
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xrsaTsxszExessA r M { u n
Furniture & Upholstery. "a,

and the pulc that he has returned from The Northern elites
with large and handsome tment Of the very finest FUR
kITURE. stlp4 OF complete aflor Sets Bedseal4 bu
rcaus Wardobcr, Wahs,ads Chairs &c also, bcauliin
lot very finest Window Curtains, Crnlce, &c. Hair
Moss and >huck Mattresses "f superior work mansip
alwayb hard Also Palm Leaf Mattresses, Few article
enir,ly before int oduccd IN this market.
CPHOLSTERING al the shortest notice, and all work war
aut,d by WIN LOOSE.
Leader and niroducer of fne Furniture.
apil l2tlts Rep. copy.
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OFFICE SOUTH SIDE RAIL ROAD,
LY>CHnuRO April lei, ist9 )
fYNBlROUfsuI FREIGHT ARRANGEMENT
u TO BAL1lMpKE-la authorized tor,copt Tor Freight
through Bamurc by tho South sdn Railroad city Point
aud the BALTIMORE Steamboats, nj the following rates
Mannf tcturrd Tobacco, 3o cents.
Be,swax Hr, Goods. Gnt eng and Feathers, per
100 It's, gf'tsN, ~ w
Dried Apples aud Flax Seed. per 100 lbt,....... hJ
On this nc there drayase aud hut handling of
goods the ta.ruat Car a. iha Scambn1tani e limo
consumed In running from Iynehbmrg to Baltimore onl, J6
hours. For farther information, apply to
a w HOkNER
april : dlm Agent = s. r. X Co.