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DIRECT Zine BETWEEN TIE EAST AM
THE GREAT NORNH- NEST.
travelling in charge thereof.
FREIGHTS FORWARDED.

BY this FrghLs OF all description lie forwarded
from Philadelphia, New York Boston, Baltimore point
the Railroads % Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wseo-
sin, Iowa. Missouri, by Railroad direct.
The Pennsylvania Railroad also connects Gt pitsburg with
steamers by which Goods Ne 0TgSrde 10 port the
Ohio Muskngu, Kentucky, Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois,
Mississippi Wi'conu, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, and Rel
Rivers anda Cve ante Saudusky, and Chicago with all ports
on the North Nestern Lakes.
Aechan and ShiPPe:- entrusiins the transportation Of
ttr Freight to this Company, rely with confidence is
speedy transit.
The eight point the West by the Penn-yl
VRniA Rsroad at all times favorable charged By
other Railroad Companies.
II p rs particular mark packages ''via pennA. r. r"
Merchants in the West ordering goods from the East viii aad
TO their interest to cali on the agents OF this Coay at the
following places before Shipping letters s to either Of
them the subject Of feights will With prompt attention
4. SNEE9ER, Philadelphia.
MAGRAW & KU0NS, 50 North street, baltimore.
IRECM a Co. No. AstJr House. or No. ], 5. hm. ST,
n y.
LEECll 4 Co no - Eilby street, Boston.
II. Il. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent Pbils.
L. HOUPr, General Ticket Agent, PhilA.
TIi0S. A. SEQ TT, General Supt Altoona p tians-u
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VIII carried from the celebrated Plaster Banks in Vrzls
Cnaranoeaant Daltsn aud Stations tie EaE fsenRs
Ceorgs RailrO ID, al dollars per too Of 2eU pOa
To NasAVi all ktaons the Sazhgilis a CtaEaoag
Rsireai. u dollars per tor ~ 2,OCp gOauis.
Also ., Tuscumoia and Stations Eat Of Tusumbia,
Memphis Roa5, dollars ton ahd al sia
4 ,fT TINS ,uu1ff4 a fvveige me-
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GREAT REDUCTION

r r Z I q H II
EDEFWEEN NsshyiIl, Memphis Knoxville, aad st.seas
4 , on the East Tennessee AMI Georgia kailroad.
hate PER Nashville ard KnsxEs
ard Stations Fast Tennessee and OeorEit Railroad
Frst Cl-Is sixty cents per hundred pourds;
gscoud DO 90 do do;
Third 30 Forty seven cents per one hundred pcunds;
Fourth do Titrty-nye DO do do Do
Rates gtr hundred pounds, betFeea AeDphis sd
Knox and st, the East Tennessee and Georgia A
road sfs9
Class, ninety-fys cers per ore hundred rOunds;
Seeani Glass; ninety eve hundrrd p0uniss
Third Cass. tive cents hundred poundss
Fourth Class aify six cents per hundred pounds.
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Spirits ~ urp ntie, csnphise, Burning hnils and var
will naly ~ IA a AT owners risk.
tuniossr aHi feten MATCHES. and o'her esnhustls aE
CHARGED local u each Road aud salF a
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CHDSNS.TETN WANTED.

T6NHE Nashville North Western Railroad Company VS.
to coutIac. Tor 10000 Cedar Crcss-h1eS' tiee.
long inches thick we'll hewn narrowcst place not
less than inches clear ak, timber 10 be sound 10 be oes
cd at the grace line Of the road in Nashville
The contractors for 10000 NRlte ~
Post Oak Ties. Of the size aboE 10 be delivered
on line Of the road piles section u 10 section q
enough o. each section 20 supply the
Persons wishing % hid will direct President and rect
ors Nashville and North western Railroad Com anJ,
Nashville, Tenn 'ulyzEn
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FF9tADN3s"'
One Square, ons ssGE EAcl additional square, $40
Advertisers exceeding tgsespaco contracted
for, Will be charged for the excess.
the wEEGLr.
oKs DoLLAe per Square tie rs FWrT cFsrs for
Subsequent Insertion
Advertisements published Daily and Weekly, will
be charged the full daily vita half the weekly rates
aided.
TTpastsat Advertisements , 6s psi4 Jor at tls hae Of
taSer
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XNTE receiving and opening, FOR TIE FALL
Wv TRADE, by far the largest and most complete Stock Of
Goods line, offered Trade in this State
C,r NOJk Is JI dad complete, c0DtprisiHy Jst line
Of ece TIriefy and stgis. Goods purchased
from MANUFACTURERS, and the be possible terms,
feel fully warranted in saying that Inducements shall he-
superior any before offered the Trade in this ate
Prompt Cash dealers specially reuesd to
give s a call. You will money by doBz
BERRY, SAUFLEY 4 CO.
aurIQ-9m. Public
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CHARLES b. HALL,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, vALIsES,
CARPET BAGS, &e.,

NASHVILLE, TENN,
rs nov in receipt OF his stcck for Fall and winter
trade consisting Of Ladies, Misses and Chdrens Booteesi
Sho Caters. Thin and Trick soed with Wihout heels
Gents 6ne Calf Boots and Shoes Caters, single anddou5i
soias.
Gents hne Calf Scotch Boots and Shoes;
do DO Kip Brogaus llaed and unlined;
DO &c Heavy CAT and Kip Roots
do 60 DO do Grain, water proof Boots.
large assortment Of Heavy Bcgab and Boots lor
use, hoth onepde and Eastern Work, Men Pohsn Shoes
Womens Heavy Ditch Boots, &c.
complete assortment o. Boys and Youths cal sna MP
Boots, Shoes and Brogns also, Misses and Chdrsn Ma ara
Goat Booees Caters d Shanghai Boes, win and without
heels.
Misses and chldrens NET c Tipped DOOsa new article
TRUNKS.
Also Ladies French Dress Trunks noe sole leather Iron
framed Trunks VAses, Carpet Bags Ladies Leather satee
&e ali OF whh small advance on Eastern Cost
My friends the public generally are respectfully Invited q
examine their stock feeling confident that ~ VII be piese
both in respect to quality and price ou.s MI
sepls-n mas o hAAh'
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nEmOVAL.
TOHN YORK a co.

gTAvE removed their Book BindeFy and
Blank BOOK Mandatory the Baptist Publishing ouss
next houss nenW Douglass CO., north Market sire No ~
q door from the squareand viii be glad to al er oo
customers and invite that work IN our line we are
prepared to make Blank Books In the best manner and yer any
given pattern. Particular attention viii be paid 70 ne oino
Of Periodicals and old Books Our prices are As s =. s
lowest. The style Of Eork can Be sn a Binary ~
Union Street. Books len at ehst Place Hil sssSase 1o'
Alteration. sPn '~
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Freight Transportation.

Freight ETauSpOrtatlOu.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL Road
COMPANY.
FWNHE Southern the four great lines. This
thus Ia been managed in such way commend
She public patronage
THIS Company. under the General Superintendeuce of
II. u. MEAISS, General Freight Agent,
Nov shippers Baltimore, Phade pha
New Yors Boston. Hchmoni, Petersburg, &c, exceedingly
and hslog New Orleans prices their moderate
~ the deduction Insurance Oi and half per
this route, and the European shopping being from to
shiugs sterling less than the Nes Orleans YPng prizes,
all contribute 20 render il
9eliahIc "a we'll as Desirable.
Their facilities transportation unequaled by any oihe
road in operation, their Western terminus is at PARK
ERSBUR RGH, hUssel and ninety miles below the low
and most dangerous navigation Of the Ohio river This
enables In dnay the De livery Of goods only certain
but with de patch, advance oany other route and the
declines tsr advantages sGcA the time CT delivery
Widens other routes, THAI this Is the only
Cheap, Reliable and speedy Route.
Freht this routc less exposed n weather than Eoter
there drsyage, the delivery being made Park
er5urg under well shielded ho and elevated from thence
steam immetcyto the cars, without being subject
The Louisville direct with Parkersburgh
beats without delay, do HkeEse the regular Cinnihna
boats The Pittsburgh convey d ect parEerSbursh BY
this arrangement the Company enabled freigh
daily for this route a. their agency Nashville Tenn
For further particulars inquire Of
H. IL. HARRISON, Bge5sht Agent,
may Is 6ml No ., corner h-nad sud FIont streets.
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11EnnN FOR SALE.

VEYE arc now Offering for sale the MANSON ana Ay-A
Wv Yarn Of A. B. Montgomery sltaaee 90 fsss45lA
the Middle franklin Turapike three mlles ISiIE&.
the Public SQUARE in Nashville. Ths Is onaouor M
dly tie highly improved properly nov o1I on,
for sale anywhere in the vicinity o. hashhlt IL
1t contains altogether about 900 aeree. oneluia q
balance under fenoe-ia cultivation We oeena y ~
TO say anything by way Of commendston - ny M PPppWS
speak Tor J.. l.. d n W
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Agricultural mploens burning auds. owners risk II Ek
act baskets eials rates. battling. ba bsnne
Ixz: shoes. tr bualo r0b-s brushes and
pe csaprine owners risk % leakae;
bo5s aeid sher .hsis double hrst class e4siDst
Ssre and we'll boxed. h class cards.
ren coks, confectionery, csrs, hod nst class
igs bowed and sfrpped caa ia mats, caps; Ara
and weights; copper and bfss vvss demchnss
risk twice first ess rates. drugs in haes boxes y
boxes, bales and trunks; furniture, and boxsd,
first class furniture Enockei down and veil ooks
elass rates; farm usi f hers, fars, 1g
fish, ireh gl-len seeds gassEaf NnsE glsls Sapes,
10 snd caps, hides, Dry loose; houshod Eos t
fnFniIure vel boxed hslr, in saks nk n1iaos inca rz
go0d4 leather Goose liquor in glass; lemons sacked; looking
glasses bsXe taice first machinery b0Ke TnaiTal.
rates; moGdinEs sD picture anes Mas ard
rugs medicines. muskets; marble wrought, at owners ri
uh moss In ss musical ustrument mlRssf
Wtt in Glass; nuts IN bags oysters in Se and cans or1uges
sacAe OIL glass hanging not boNed; preserves n
glass risk pickles in slass, owners risk, rain leaf
~ tries printing presses piano f0rs owners rsk porter aBa
gas; paintings pictures we'll boxed rattan, FuAa
bristles boilers thirty feet and under boilers
thirty feet. half rates. stationery scyihs
boxed; seghs, boxed, twice hrt
class rates owners risk sweet potatoes sizing sFs
pipe spirits urpenne; plates oTners risk; EnK
ones; truDks, nEaIe boxed; and shrubby bssd, AZ
owners risk, and half arst class rates. tsBes boxe
umhrellas yene-ring, no boEe varuei wagons
not hoxed twice Hrt esSs rates. and hobby horsl
boxed half rst class rates. vine, In bsxes
k Whips. whabones SheelarroNsi wooden wagon el-
Ices and bOes willow ,tuice nFs class rates. Woe
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FAN and winter Trade Of 1883.

Fall and Winter Trade OF 1889.
NICHOLSON & HUMPHREY,
No. 22 south side Public Square
VNE are nsS in receipt our Pail and Winter Stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
which, for beauty durability and be urpasd
in the city.
We earnestly request all friends and . Ye Us
call feeling satisfied make 70 tsr interest," % 10 so
We E a times take great pleasure In showing our goods to
ali who may give US call. . ,,,,D
sep3J-lm NICHOLSON 4 HU MPHREN.-
HOUsR PAINTING,
TENE subscriber prepared % sxeeas 1h tae greatest
promptness, all contracts afse winch may BE ten
deredin style and terms Hnen % gSs sansAe
tion He lis also prsoareI 70 execute All manner Of
IsrIse, HAAiFiEs AND HkRBIIEa.
Having In that me services of te nest sxper
and experienced artists
The subscriber would cqnsst persons having werk in hiE ine 10
R. 7. FLEMING,
warebsatf No O.. Union ST. between Cherry sus1.
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give usa call You will save money by doing so
BERRY, SAUFLEY q Co
aurl9-9m. - Public square
4. HAGAH,
80 MARKET ST., NASHVILLE, TENN
Bookseller and S1ati0Her.
ENVITEs County Merchants BOOkssrr AID Dealers gene
ly examine is ami prices III, assortment coz
prises q full stock of
SCHOOL. BOOAS.
Prom Elementary Spelling Book through all the
of Text Books Hsei in ;hs Gomnon Schools Union Seho
Academies Colleges o. the Southwest and uHsarf assd
extent and variety by any house IN he trade.
BLANK ROCKS,
Memorandum and Pass Books,
BANKRRs CAsEs, PORTFOLIOS, STATES. STEEL
GOLp PENS.
WRITING PAPERS,
Including all varieties Of
Cap, Letter, Bah. Eots. Balst and LelI'',
Received di-sct FROM the manuiaStarers ard fer ~
resm or case.
PRINTERS, STATIONERY,
F. Iagan would especially call attention Of Publishers toh
rangements for Supplying
News, Book, letter, Cap, Folio Post Pa
per, Cards.
Assn, for wADE's Celebrated NEWS, BOOK coLoREp
INKS.
ENVELOPES,
Imported Older, received diree nrst haos
Vyriting Ink,
Black Blue, Red well packed s"d ready Oz shipping
WRITING FLUID,
Buffers and ArBolss celebrated ty the dozen, gross
SiatioHsr's H1rdDgrs and Staple Stationery, Of al
kinds Fresh and in good order.
ENGLISH POCKET BIBLES,
FAMILY BIBLES,
Plain ss and elegant and desirable for tH chsavness
perfection Of WOrkn ausap.
HistOricAI, MEDICAL Theological, Agrt-
cultural ana
standard Works,
POPULAR NEW BOOKS,
ELEGANT GIFT HOOKS,
Call and see 'hsm- j. HAGtN,
auug1-dSwu 20 Market Street
FARRAR, DISIUKEs ~ CO.,
Dealers in all kinds Of
BOOTS. SHOES, CATERS,
TRUNKS, EVALTsES, &e., &c.,
A. Z. RObertsOn's stand.
NO. 45 COLLEGE BTREET,
NASHVILLE,
VNIBare receiving Of the largest sId most BEAUTIFUL
wv stock OF
BOOTS, SHOES, &c.,
FOR Fall and Wnser. that hiss wrought to Nashville
Tkey manufactured 70 order espscay
We invite all friends and the public generally cal
| on We will sell them very low for CASH.
| RssG6-f RARRAR. DIsHUKEs & co.
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VETR have direct from New Orleans, 81 hns
M ~ sy choice Sd gar deeile5iy the best in mar
k This lot Of Sugar has repackehe hogsheads Ar'
~ ~ 49, MIzELL, HOOPER & co.
Nes. o and Market Street.
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Daily ss; Tr.-wee,.ry 50; weekly 50.
En,os Of Advertising.

TEN LINES OR LFss CONSTITUTES SQUARE.
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juneSs iiCdH mcCREA q ~
At Lucks' Music Sf0Fe.
NEW MUSIC.
Maggie Mitchell, Waltz, 5ooents.
Aunt Jemilna's Plaster. Comic song) p
s~eeter than the breath OF morning, song, .
Star Of my soul 30
Sunrise, Schottsh, p Z"
Popping in a pudding tiaA. (Comic) - g
New Music rseycd every aud sent, hostage free, any
part Of the country, receipt Of h- markell pr.ce.
iulys dtE
ALE! ale! Ale!
= = BARRELS Smiths Champagne Alei
25 DO do keuleli do
9j do do Bottled do
The above Aes the finest made ami warranted Fer
sale at Pittsburgh and Wheeling prices, freight added At No.
Market street
julyal CAETER. wTLsFoED & co.
NOW OF. NEVER.
AN in the cy Engaged in setting county rights
my Patent Improved lee Hives, the virtue aud superiority
Of which have testified hundreds Of the worthy and
eminent citizens OF cnuut The construction Of Hive
simple promise the only Hive tie world knoEn
which proof the Persons dsiIuUs OF pr
chasing either family rights for the best Bee Hive in
TIE would, find for es DAYS The Auct0n Rooms Of
Nesrs Handy Brothers, where will he Lsrpy them
juiy9l-if JOsEpn KENT.
WHEAT. WHEAT!
WANTED FOR IRE CETY MILLS.
Sn ARn BUSHELS WHEAT, for which the highes
0bSb. NFsFSB market price vii ,e PAID by
5. y IiOLLINGSWORTH,
une7-lu 70. South Market street
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SIZING And sVWMER REARaNR.

's e. .:.. ss s.s =. sI.E.. g e. .. sssss.: 1s:s - = -
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SECONn CLAsS.

Anhiony, crude, apples d, baking powders, BED sonjs
bhs, bells bottles hrns:one in bo1s binda
bosrls bur cotton waste chain eottSB Uooie and
empen cocoa choclats Coee ground In boxes
barrels Cass in Lays takes china IN cask
eurans rci cltIry, Char stud in rough; copper Flzs
sheets bolts. pigs wire nails roads copper bottoms ee
casks, and gIass sesd crocy and
barrels; congress and be0rd IN h0Aes barrels; ds
in tarTels domestic 5heetng shrng ticking
dtius original bales: IN
pressed 1sx esd flax t~xed forks, hay and gogE,
groceries assorted (not othe seecau); gas
hydes in bales. honey. hoes hops: heEfsg
in boxes hemp hoop and sheet leather In rolls boEes
liquor r. wood quoTcc Lead pipe bar and sheet; mahogany,
plank; marble slabs unErought. owners Tls
pGessr hal barrels um 0cleh paints
in and palm leaf prssed printers Ink IN ks
barrels paper boxes; pssshOard peaches dried; printing
per- pe1 N casks pepper paper hlnsEE In boxes pcEs
casks pipes rubber springs. oo5e rubber pking and hos
asns, stripped, rags sacks; hes, sh0ses ss 8osPs
spice. starch sdiiery sarine in sheep and 0tsr san
in bales shot in bags, in bags scale and scale eas boxed
tobac;o es; tObacco cut In boxes barrels to, ype
vsnstrng boxed, wood shapes willow reeds he hund
md
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THIRD CLASS.
Anys axes ale and beer in wood beef in baes bacon SD
packet casks baTla h0nrs boiler biack
in mills; carriage sprugs aHcls.
ars chcoy copper bsNes and casks. cress hAas
woods stick epsUm salts, Va barr- sbesc,
in original packages hardware; hnofs and hoEns hea,
lernEs hooks aud huges satss. iron ing
shutters iron ucDrs jaHk, lute, lard IL coed keEs
lead csks pig; ghtains rods IN handles line eAss.
nafdeT hogsheads mlstones finished; matia mineral
Va. and Tenn IN 5srels. uas 5ysts aE4
eaGs sHe az owners rs; 0 in h5gshel3s and larTaia
paints, v AMI IN OIL pork barrels rubber a
aad casks. rubber betting: Galaaia In bs spers sht Il
boxes sesn in hzrres boxes NnaAf sis faae-
Ing, Whilr lead, ghiszy IN barrels.
FOURTH CLASS.
Anchors Anm barrels sni hosheads hTlusians Eres
heads; bleaching saits. burr blocks barley, ertss:
In bales cod Gh tercps and boxes wheels asd axea.
cemeuts, chalk. clay. chain, ets chain N cfsks,
eartl paiut thern and aud hosss
sacks; pipe guGno horse shoes 10 packages 0a
pig boilers and lroad: IRON and rVes
heavy locomotive TIRE; land plaster: molass. mahogany
oss urrbe in block unErught. nones IN nas ad
spikes. nail eal, copper iron, Enc IN bo1ss
ris flt, plaster palm OIL putts pressed n tie res
railroad csirs and sIikr, r-in; rBe,
sa. STEEL sugar n hogeads, barrels
Er0aEht: sot ksg, barrels casks ssests Kegs, ssra
casks scrap 8 ID casks and hogsheads in,
ps IsFOnca; telegraph taoW; ~hta<
bags. z:ue fserti casks anil cases; zinc 10 pigs.
Tins frB lake election the ls Say of Septenber 9i
eoEtinae uns.l 0tLsr notice.
= W. COLE,
SHp. BaaaEiRs a OsaaraOoca 4. 2
b. ArRES,
W. J. ROSS,
Stbs. HsnIs4s q CHarisssas r. e.
Y. c. JACKSON,
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La MOuntain'S NaIIOsu Voyage -. FOur
Days with ont Food One Hundred Miles
AN os1 A. rA,n
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II Is particularly adapted the Travellers b. So 40
Land, Residents in Hot Climates, Persons sedsntarF
Habits. Invalids, and Convaescenis; CaDsslns a.
Vessels Planters via Gnd il 4 TaI liable a.
f,fh nla.4s.s
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NUMBER l0S.
TAR r An rs
SALINE APERTENT

use and hng entitled % special p-ssrsaes oFsr % a
Mineral Spring Sliiz Powders, and other sn NJ
both onit oonpacess and greater eescy. Il ag -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-08

~ A new Sewing machine. superior 70 all
cas bssn vsnsed md ready 70 v introduced 70
Tho pnbc by HE Grover Baker Sewing Machine Company
examined by compeent Judges and il pronounced
superior anything invented In fact the won
der and adniraon II eveay Nothing BE simple
and child eight yeas of aee work With ease sews
faster than any other machine and \ bound to supercede all
others There Of the trouble 10 keeping II In working
Order there Il In machines Of other make Itdoes not
que the operator to have several Of printed Instructions
In order to work H. the with the Wheeler Wilson
machine There leather pad which Is 30 very trouble
sofne Wheeler Wilson machine It does not require
the thread into complicated little spooe as
required by and Wheeler Wilson machines As 4
from the original ipoo just they purchased from
the stores The reputation Of the machines formerly made BY
the Grover Raksr Company well known all over the world
Hundreds Of The families In New Orleans, and throughout
tho South testimony the superior qualities Of the Gre
ysr / Baker machine. s S5 csaag
In order place these useful machines into every family the
have perfect machine suitable for
family sewing, At the low price Of Fifty Dollars
All Of the leading patterns the Grover Baker machines
can be purchased Southern depot Of Company No.
Camp street, purchasers will receive all required inform
ation -.l..-a-..- 1au
~ The southern Pacific Railroad-The
ocers OF this Company will positively leave here on SAT
URDAY for Texas comply with the terms Of the com
promise They urgently request the Stockholders to act
the calls The papers, Mr. BURKHARDT will be atthe
St. Charles HOTEL B. and attend to all business between
the hours of A. NJ and r NJ each dsy This is definitely
the last notice. ja7 Apt
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Notice.
TO THE DRAYMEN, TRUCKMEN AND WAGONERs OF
5a THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS

TO THE DRAYMEN, TRuCKMEN AND WAGONERs OF
5e THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
The undersigned would respectfully call the attention Of
Draymen, Truckmen and Wagoners Of this city meeting
held the Merchants Pavilion on The Leyee
posite Poydras street. SATURDAY January 1852 at
O'Clock p NJ, for the purpose of anactng
pornce all engaged in the above caugs Punctual
ance Ia respectfully solicited
Benz. s. Harrison. II. Federan,
N. Carey, Wm Byrne,
j. S. Wilbur, james Farrar,
Thomas Dunno, Thos. F. Cullin,
Richard Barrett. VIM Mcdonald,
Michael Munday, L. Bayhi,
Jas. Bruueau, Thcs. seinfes,
Z. surgi 4 Co., Thos. Murphy,
Aac Ward. d. G. Leroy,
j. Wilbur Co., r. Qulter,
John p Horn A. Hughes
John Davis, Powers & NEG aulay
Michael Travers NJ Finch
Mcknight 4 Co., Thos. Finuey.
D. Doney, A. Porius
John Comford. aias apst
Ha-B Bulletin and True Delta copy two times.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-08
To the Public.

In of the confusion Of the
streets in this city, and particularly street, am in
formed that persons much troubled my place
business and, in not succeeded at all
also that some persons having the number myself
much annoyed by the frequent calls for n
rous damage to the business in many instances
great Inconvenience to the public and be
eeted the proper authorities City Surveyor informs
that number is right viz l4U Canal yet
find with the number and at one of
them dentists and physicians Office.
To direct the public definitely, will add that my
~
Over the Crescent city Bank,
CORNER CANAL AND CARoNDELET STREETS,
The same entrance as Dr. Nelson's Dental Canal st.
E. READING, NJ. D.,
Physician for Diseases Of the Lungs Throat, Heart
Jas 2P5&W Liver, Female Complaints etc., etc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-08

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