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STATE CONTENTION.

In accordance with usuga necessary means perfect
ing the organization and securing the Of party
next August election the undersigned members Of the Demo
cratic State Central Committee would upon Democracy
OF the STATE the necessity OF holding primary meetings their
respective Counties and appointing delegates the Convention,
t. be held Nashville candidate for Governor
AS there are questions connected with federal policy
with our State legislation that will probably brought before
the Convention important that every county repre-
sented and suggested that each meeting appoint proxies
east their VOTE In Of inability failure part Of
delegates to attend.
We suggest Thursday, the 18th day March, 1852 suta-
Die time Tor the sitting Of the Convention and wOud respectfully
request the Democratic papers Of the State give publicity this
notice. A r. CROZIER.
+. G. HUNTINGTON,
s. l.. FINLEY,
Central Committee.
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CharIe.ton Rnccs.

In they together moving If they
going waiting The Ally quick
the pace, and led round the second mile Charley Ball.
the back stretch OF the third mile put fine head OF but
quite enough to O ahead In the serond heat Charley
led off. the ny trailing, and waiting patiently until the
Of the d round, when shs play, and
beautiful EFFORT reached the rths Of the old horse then locked
him, where she hung peyengy down the back stretch Cdr
ley Bal d not shake her of until they entered straight reach
home The result seemed many in doubt until the last quar-
ter when Charley outased the hy in first by
al lengths.
The heat however given to the y charge Of foul riding
having been sde Of the Stewards and sustained the
Judges, against the boy Charley Bal.
We always regret when there necessity for these examples
TO be made particularly in like the present. when the
ishmen FALLS not the offender, hut tie Of
fine aLima with the probability victory atng him. To
the honor of Mr. Puryr and record With Infinite ga-
cation, showing him to be turman he not only, when he
the circumstances aequiesce in the decision Of The
Stewards, bat commended them for doing their duty
satisfied he said that his rider had crossed and ought
to taught lesson, which he hoped would lie Of advantage
him Ia all future time.
GscoND Jockey Club Purse, s3O0-sngle three
miles-Post ehtries-I1ub WEIGHTS
". c. Iaiding's eh Gdsee, years. by imp Albion, dam
Ot{fd, by fTtfha
b. MrDaniels br Tar Rrer by Ach0lds, dam ~
CY1a0H
T. PuryeArs c. years, by Glencoe dam JItoood ny
.g.sL
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IMPORTANCE.

and should only be trusted expernced and Trustworthy
OPTICIAN Imperfect and badly chosen Glasses, speaking
Of inferior quality to the Eyes what slow poison would he to
the BODY
Mr. SERMONS need not publish any Price Current Of his
Glasses those who have .e them full WE'LL had they
paid double they cheap
any price, but this he win y that they charged
than they sold at their establishment in Eaada nd their
Agents Ae0 York, Aeg0 Oysdasand Baltimore. Inrepea
ing my thanks for the liberal patronage and assuring those
who yet provided themselves with them this
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To any and all POstmasters and Friends,
sending us the CASH for FIVE new SUBJ
scribers 10 the WEEKLY, or TWO 10 the
TRI-WEEKLY, we will send one copy Of
the Weekly gratis for one year.
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FOR NEW ORBEsyE,

TENHE splendid passenger steamer SCOTLAND,
- Master will leave for the above and lex p
ali intermediate landings Thursday, the 10Th
o'clock 2. NJ. For freight passage apply or to
fel9-2t A HAMILTON, Agent.
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Land Warrant. and the Homestead Bill

Dealers in land warrants refuse to purchase until
the fate Of the Homestead bill in the Senate is de-
cided.
In New York the market is quoted rs being still
more unsettled, and large sales have been made
there as low as IS cents per acre.
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QUE mUsICAL FRIEND.

WEEKLY publication Of Sheet Music, suitable Tor the play
efs singers the Home circe and consisting OF Nten
pages full size stitched in hands 1t contains
popular Of the day Tou The most
ElvUrite operas songs ballads airs, &c An abundant
supply Of thing that the popular taste demands never 10
difuIt always instructive and fresh ami delightful
Tie fsvcr with which OUR MUSICAL FRIEND has heeu
eel we'd by the public the conmsIz has from the
Press are guarantees worth work cheap. accurate
elegant exist 10 other country The amount
n music procured regular stores would least
times what Musical Frieud." Fars excel
len are s subscribing 1 ctl cheap, much
needed f0OEnI composers have appeared tie
first the speak for themselves Mozart, =.
Lover. Waiersten Meyereer kCtoW Bugmuier, p schubert
Verdi, Douizetti, Mu-ard. lhader Bale, su, T.
Weber, Kusken, sreyer, Abt c. A. Macarrea, Eeia, -
Smart Ascher, Cronch DAbe Bshop, Aul Paesiei0. Limb
painter yen All ihesr pieces sihin the u
orsaEy players singers AMI Invariably chacerzd By
delicious melody ami easy accom- paniments.
Our MRsical Friend
Ispubei weekv price 10 cents, BE- orderei from
periodical dealer. II will be sent direct from ne
Of publication the following rates yearly 50 half
s. 50 Clubs, copies, SI4 copies SO lucoFes so per
year half gear. No subscrpu taken for les
than 8 months, payable in advance
Once Of Our Musical Friend. - Frankfort street. View York
c. B. SEYMOUR 4 CO.
jan2s-lmd&w Proprietors-
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EH Steamboat Delaware.-By virtue Warrant Arrest
issued from the District Court in and for the Middle District
Tennessee in the above directing the
boat Delaware her machinery boats tackle apparel furni
ture, and under order Of the Hon. H. Humphreys Judge
Of the said Court Jesse Clements Marshal Court
do hereby publication OF the arrest said
steamboat her machinery boats tackle apparel furniture
and all who pretend any
right, title interest therein appear before the
the said District Court the Court in the
Capitol Nashville the 26th February 1859 if il
day. else the day next following O'Clock in
forenoon. there to the sid beants Of
contract civil and maritime, further receive in
this behalf to justice shall appertain. This 9th day
Tuary, 1859. J. B. CLEMENTS L. s. Marshal for the
Fa,IQ Al
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A Rare Chance for MiIIers and
CAPITALISTS.

TENHE undersigned offers for sale his val
liable and extensive Merchant FIGURING Mills known the
Ueyeland Steam Mills, located at Cleveland East Tennessee
These Mills have been in successful operation for the past
years. voaby known among -four dealers and
of Tennessee Georgia and Alabama The Mills capable
turning 2O barrels Of -four "a hours having three
the French Burr RO for Wheat and for Corn,
driven by superior engine Of 50 horse power The Mill and
fixtures all in perfect order and thing pertaining u
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

THNHE lghtdraught steamer E.HOWARD, Fowler,
Master, will leave above and all inter enAf.tA
mediate landings Thursday the 10th instant,
O'Clock, ?. NJ. Fer freight passage apply board
feb9 H. II. II HARRISON -.
A HAMILTON, agent
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NEcCRACKEN EQUITY AND CRIrINaI

lfk COURT, KIN Byrne and others, plaintiffs
boat Envoy and Others deieLdantsIn
Of sale i'll the above entitled made the January
1852 Of said Court, will proceed sell to the CHEST
the steamboat Envoy, her engines furniture tackle
public landing in front Of the city of Paducah KY
day, the 18th day Of February, 1853.
TERMs-Payment be made in three equal at
three six and nine MONTHS purchaser giving bond approved
security have the force and Of law upon
which execution may issue. GEORGE B. GRUMPY,
sheriff
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FIERCHANT FIGURING VIII

complete. The lest oak and pine wood is worth
81 p % u ~, delivered at the mill
Cleveland considered the b point in East Tennessee fer the
Milling business, enjoying large local trade from the Duck
Copper Mines aud the surrounding country the best
pOut In Tennessee to buy Corn and Wheat.
Persons wishing any information, will please address the under
signed Atlanta, Ca apply H. Davis, agent, at the
Mills W. 9 PETERS,
feus-dIm, Atlanta Ga.
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lryear's c. 4years by Glencoe dam i,oooI, by zion.


PuTyears colt and Tar Rrer jumped of in close company
GdHs several lengths behnd when the drum tapped
time however, getting up Othe leading horses Be-
they reached the end OF the back stretch in the g. mile she
flight cf speed that surprised and
lighted every II only giving the spectators touch
quality relnquei the lead afterwards th
bounding along like Ltaanta, in ali the
ing graceful ness OF the tabled creature.
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From and after the 18TH day OF May next,
all bscrtbers ON our books. who have
not prepaid, viii be discontinued.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-10
See First and Fourth Pages.

The speech Of the Hen SAMUEL A SMITH, which
we publish to-day, is most mastery exposition of
the opposition trick to plsce the odum of e1trava
gance upon the administration. Wa commend it to
the careful attention Of our readers
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-10

The Congressional convection e eighth District will
be held in Nashville conventions
the Eth Of March
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Positively NO su description viii be receive
ed for the Weekly or Tri-WeekIy Onion
and American, unless accompanied by the
Cash.
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TENHE fine passenger steamer MINNETONKA.
DAsHELL Master, will leave Friday, the sll-1l-A
18th instant, 70 o'clock, NJ. freight or pas
sage apply board
febl0-u A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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THURSDAY MORNING, FEB. 10, 1859.

There will be meeting Of the Democracy Of Davidson at the
Court House Nashville the Monday March ap
point delegates to the State Convention on the 18th.
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FAIL NOT TO READ

In Offering thanks for the very kind and liberal patronage
have received during the period city,
feel that would be ungaeu for Oey he pressing
from my patrons postpone other
engagements and delay my departure This will
to the may letters vicinity counties
who anxious prov hemseve with my GLASSES.
grathed that their recognized
value their eyes wish SEE COME TO SEE" and
purchased what they rely will SEE
JURE their SIGHT It viii place adjon this
card the following from the pen eminent Oeu
who is in this city. allude to DR.. Won MOsCHZIsKER
who, in his work Optics says:
'The adaptation optical cOnrivanees amend disorded
vson is Of the exalted applications Of high
knowledge for the relief OF inhrmies Thousands
tens Of thousands suffering damaged vision by
improper Of cheap Glasses, what would the
give Il they could but reaet their first wrong step Vision has
been nsdousy and grsdu lily damaged
impairment has been suddenly forcby brought
their mind had the defect upon them they
would have been amazed and terrified Again. There
greater than that committed da by persons entering
into any and purchasing Glasses without the slightest regard
the superiority Glasses adjustment optical
pc nts, any thing
optics than the of the money he receives for his Glasses
get the price he get
Judgment and discrimination required order able
judge of lens if all its points, and also what Glasses
the APPELLANT should The rules Of selecting Glasses
paramount
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-10

Tie Washington S!ar says tat the Commissioner
of Pensions has hal arrested ia Wisconsin three
men, named Clarke, Monroe and FruichEaHger, for
forging pension papers. Clarke turns ou1 TO be
ore OF gang # pension paper f,rgers that were
arrested ia Arkansas in 1885,. He broke jail and
escaped His name then was Amber.
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ROCK !
ENORMERLY THE PROPERTYOF Ep

EORMERLE THE PROPERTY OF IN
A. Towes, OF Nashville and Samuel L. Burns, NzrER
and J. j. Bife, OF Wayne county, Tennessee; will e4
stand the spring Of the year Mai. y u
Granville A. Pillows the CanPbslsv Pike,
west OF Columbia Msury county, Tennessee and will render
$40 the payable the LIST of January 1860
ROCK has proven himself foal getter a fnt
breeder for information regard which, reference
made Samuel L. Burns, J. J. Be, Carroll
sell west Of Wayne county Henry Marlborough o. Wyatt
Presley FuTguscn, OF Decatur county VIM. McCrOTy
shall, and Col. ThOs X. Gordon, Of Giles
Ample arrangements will be made for the accommodation
from distance The paurage s the finest the State
ADD great will be taken prevent accidents escapes
responsibility for either, should they As
Rock stands the head having beaten all With great
retired from the turf with all his native strength and speed
paired
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SUBSCRIBE SUBSCRIBER!
WEEKLY ONLY So A YEAR,
TRl-WEEKLY ONLY So YEARI
CASH IN ADVANCE.
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FRESn ARRIVALS.

gOsHN RAMAGEs NO. - College street, Is
I'll o. eang to-day, additional supplies o.
Isdies' XII thick sole boots, With and Without heels,
Iiii-s', pump - "
Misses Goat heel boots, thick SOLE
Children Calf heel - -
Also Another paekagsof those quilted boots for ladies'
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The Yacht WRnderer Expelled from the
New York Yacht Club.

At the quarterly meeting of the New York Yacht
Club, among The resolutions Iassed by acc amslion,
was one for erssing the Of the Savey acht Wan
derer from the list Of ms squadron for expeliOg
from the club her owner, Mr.. W. c. Corrie.
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D. e. y n. N zYnf.
With two elaborate Maps a Paesue accurate Plan Of Je
salem, and ssUerl hHRdred Egracfrgs representing the
Scenery. Typography, and Productions Holy Land and
the Costumes, Manners and Habits Of the People Two BE
CANT Large Emo. Volumes
The land Of the Bible is part Of the Revelation Tt hears
testimony essential to faith, gives ss0s invaluable in m
position Both have been written all fair face q Pales
tine aud deeply craven there By the finger characters
Of living light Tocollect this testimony and popuze r
lessons for The biblical student % every class prou
Hsnt design OF this work For Zee years the Autor h,s
been permitted to reae the Book by light which the land shells
upon it and he now hansover this friendly torch . t ho
have not thus been favors In his attempt TIE Uenc has been
plOyed aid the pen large Of pictorial lusatn.
intrOdued many Of them original and all giving genuine
and true representation Of things aeua Holy Land Of he
present day. They fancy sketches uasinary scenes
throws eabeh tie page but pictures Of living manners
stables OF saersd topography, exponenss Of interesting libc
allusons which viii aad greatly 70 the valus the work
Just received By W. T. BERaY& CO.. square.
Jan. ST
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DESCRIPTION.

Rock beautiful Mahogany Bay black legs name and tail
10 OLD, loH hands high. As style and finish,
and action, Rock is unsurpassed living
dead, and he has no equal in breeding running.
feDlO- E4m, W. n. McCLAREN.
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PEDIGREE.

Rock sired by David his dam PacOe mare by Union
Unions dam by Domed he by Bowie, he by Use T
Register Rocks dam Eliza Turnbu the AMI
Uf her day, from quarter mile heas she Beck
Rockingham he by souhrs Rockingham Burwe Wilkes
Potomac, he by imported Diomed. Southas Rockingham
Rose Mary. mportel Dnmed Re1istel
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ILANrERs' BANK TENSIssEE,
Nashville. T. i-il.
TFyHE ANIMAL election fOresysn Directors the ensuing
year. vail &c held At the Plan.ers Bank Of TenHness
fsbs.-im D. WEAyEB, Cashier.
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IN CHANCERY Az CENTREVE:IE,TE


William Easily Thomas Keiler-Original Bill Feb
ruay Rules s590n motion Of compsnants counsel,
upon affidavit and appearing the satisfaction clerk
and master that Thomas Keller the defendant cause
the State Alabama. that ordinary process of
OF law he served upon him. therefore
publication be made in the Union and American newspaper
published in the city Of NASHVILLE, for four
qurng the said Thomas Keller appear Chancei
Tor Of Court Of Chancey in the Of Centreve
second Monday in March then and there plead
companants BILL the for con.
fessed and set for hearing pare to him.
ORVILLE A. NIXON, C. I'M.
IGudfrr qfaocR
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THE LAND AMI THE BOOK =;

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DRAWN FROM THE MANNERS
AND CUSTOMS. TIRE SCENES AND SCENERY
OF THE HOLY LAND
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new PUBLle4TIONs.

AGreat Book for tho Holidays, for sunday
schools and for the Library.
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ART GALLERY
OF AMERICAN PORTRAITURE,
Corner OF College and Union Atreess.

yJyHIs establishment the most extensive in The Southwest
aaiD been renovated rehed, in addition which an
improved SKY Side light the combination Of which, viii
give the soet light and shades superior 70 that Of the Artists
pencil.
Our Gallery IS adorned with Pictures Of The most Emneut
Statesmen Of the south besides the most celebrated
Beauty and positively inform patrons that the
Chd's Likeness can he taken in secoad This being the
great desideratum porralue invite all 70 bring uR the
Pet Child and ~.
PHOTOGRAPHS
Are here made at shortest notice and copied from the smallest
Dague4reotype and thrown up The life size portrait
We being the sole agent the saneoype in Tennessee and
the principle propreors Nashville picture be relied
bo. for durability perfect likeness charge will be
made feb6- of. c. G. HUGHES
sro n HRovN l. J. HOOPER, eEo MIzRIL-
late T. LffDfeF Il 20
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Z. G. EASTMAN a co.

G. EASTMAN, ?. 0. DUSSTNGToS, }. o. GRIFFITH,
O. q. POIEDEXTER-
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Business Gar0s.

ISGr IG 6 HfSSJNs. ,,,,, VIM KENNEDY JENKINS.
"A Asn kHS FIFTH DEALERS
mh2l-tf ~. CORNER PRATT AND CAnTERT' STREETS.
HUGH BOLTON 1 CO,
hfyS dafHhyi e fnqf f SF S
PITCH, SPIRITS ruRf hEhSS22E2!" vARSIsH RosIN'
WINDOW GLASS AND PAINT RF RGAIHEs AND OIL
mhl9-tf OF ALL KINDS AND SIZES
RtSDI Ell W. y WILLIS LIS nu HENRY NJ WILLIS
BUY AND SELL LANDS HOUSES y G SECOND S mRIa
GREEN 4 ZOE, BENJAMIN R. H0E.
DEALERS 4 s GaSiGE f Jssome Vaee
.,. AND FINE FAMILY eRoG GISfs; LIQUORS.
Ieil,u No s. BALTIMORE STREET Bait
y REAL ESTATE BROKER,
1 fsEfsa RE EaR 5Es R K f and
q. CARPENTERs AND BUILDERS,
All work entrusted to them will their particular
Jobbng attended to with punctuality jal-tf
M \ 11tf55is1 3 DUeDAIE, GEO. ''''Al'
f%SH oSHS fHA
| Cor MCELDERRYs WHARF AND PRATT ST.,
| diff BALTIMORE.
~ CASSARD h son,
". PORK PACKERS, HAM CURERS,
AND DEALERS IN
| PROVISIONS GENERALLY,
Nos. 40I AND 400 WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
| n5u Baltimore.
T LYLE CLARKE CO.,
| e. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
| FOR TIE SALE
VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
NO ll9 w. LOMBARD ST.
| n3u Baltimore.
TT w. DUNCAN,
| TEAS, WINES AND GROCERIES,
| ol6-tf BALTIMORE.
John Fl. ODONOVAN, JR,
| - MANUFACTURER and Dealer in every variety of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES AND LIQUORS,
AND AGENT FOR THE SALE OF
OLD RY F. WHISkEYS,
au2Su 80 Cheapside, Baltimore.
T A. DUSHANE,
q. COMMISSION PAPER DEALER,
NO 40 SOUTH CHARLES
| near Lombard,
au2l-f BALTIMORE, MD.
| EOHN W. HOGG,
y ARCHITECT AND PRACTICAL SUPERINTENDENT
FOE PTBLIC AND PRIVATE BUILDINGS,
| Office 2, Cup stairs) No. IL South street,
(NEAR THE BUILDING0
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@tass, Yiqnors, &s.
@ BOGGS, COTTMAN & CO.,
tIEERE1 Nos. A and 46 LOMBARD STREET
lHR OPPOSITE PUBLIC STORES,
BALTIMORE

tfEAEj Nos. A and 46 LOMBARD STREET,
g BAITiM6 6ERfnIle STORES
WINES, BRAN sbYEs.t GiS 3, CIGARS, &c.
WHOLESALE DEALERS
Socdee
Pale and Dark qualities
Holland Gin. German Tonic Bitters
Scotch and Irish Whisky Cherry,
Malaga Champagne and Raspberry, DrahoieS'
Havana et and Principe Cigars. Ginger, s''''
EDWARD DE coRMIs. WILLIAM ROGERS
e. DE COkMIS & ROGERS, '' -''-A'
.s4A3 IMPORTERS, AND
EfSHss bRANDIEs, GINS, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
ENGLISH AND SfS# R MS F54Ew H1skErs
mr2ld No. 4Commerc street, Bait
@FNWlLLIAM F. GETTY,
ESl5 DEALER IN FOREIGN
5 E. CORNER CALVERT AND LOMBARD STREETS,
lnves attention to his carefully selected stock Of
WINES,
with the fIom him that every article shall prove
rs and at prices but tribe above the cost q
DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
Of grades, constantly on hand ja12tf
MSA CHARLES II. ROSS 4 CO,
GEsaEl IMPORTERS AND DEALERS in
- Ms H6d4sHcSoRR Mft TdN 5fkE hS;'
Keep constantly in store and United States Bonded Ware
COGNAC BRANDlES
Otard, HenneSSey &c
R0CHELLLE BRANDIES
Seignette, Peevoisin, &c
HOLLAND GIN,
Grape, Imperial Eagle, &c
WINES,
Champagne, Sherry, Port, Madeira, Malaga &c.
AMERICAN LIQUORS,
Special attention is solicited their large stock of
OLD RYE WHISKEY,
Which cannot be eXceled by any house in the United
States INCLUDING Extra Fine Super Monongahela Jack
son, Family, Pure r. Rye
Also, Imitation Sweet
MALAGA WINE
Which cannot he cd Inv in tba un;t
States 80 " ~ @'
DOMESTIC BRANDY, GIN,
PURE SPIRITS, RECTlFIED WIlSKEY,
GINGER, LAVEYDER AND
49, WILD CHERRY BRANDY,
All guaranteed give satisfaction, will be taken back
re
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u I14s.L-N IT = VI.f 7 -CUL,
) Light street wharf
+ NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE
= IRA NSPORTATToN l TNE

e aga.izr==siN -Nb lOhh AND BAL1lMORk
Sz=s51-t1zs-s42= TRANSPORTATION LINE,
NLAND"lhrough the Delaware and Raran and
Chesapeake and Delaware Canals,
For the conveyance of Merchandise Produce Psc,epes
low rates - 80 ''''' az 'e'S
Through between New York and Baltimore without
tight compartments. > ' "'o'
:; FOX NEW Iokk-A Steamboat leaves Baltimore four
FROM NEW YORk-Steamhoat leaves in like manner
No. !. ~ 'et' A'~'
Goods destined for places yond Baltimore or New York
commission " h'S ''i
Line ~ ~ N i'PSiA11
The safety regularity and dispatch of this Line together
win te moderate rates cha, commend the public
as desirable medium for conveying every description OF
Freight - j, \. SllftlNER, Agent,
Ne. Light street wharf, Baltimore
sn,a.s W;DALZELL, Agent,
Iigr- NnrtbH "
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Steamboats,.

st FOR PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA.
erf1Sszzss-E THROUGH FROM WHARF TO WHARF
CORPORATION OF the city of Petersburg having eepcned
e water IN the AppomattoX river from James river to the
wharf at Petersburg, the POwhatan Steamboat ComranV
VIII in future deliver goods from their steamers in P
burg, at greatly reduced rates " '
The steamer POCAHONTAS. Captain Thomas Trovnr- Ia
now RECEIVING cargo and will leave her first trip on WE'D
NESDAH AFTERNOON next, at 4 o'clock | ~ " ~
For freight apply to
or,s.. j. BRANDT, Jr, Agent