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Commercial Glasses.

It is from your ranks that the Opposition hope to
get tneir chief support in their opposition to DemOc
racy on the currency question. Be not deceived );
it is not your interest to have rotten and irrespons
ible banking system in Tennessee. All classes,
pursuing 9 legitimate snd honest business, are
deeply interested in the moderate and wholesome
reforms proposed by the Democratic party in their
platform. all classes are interested in securing
currency sound and reliable, convertible at the
will Of the holder. All classes are interested in
remodeling the present system as to give we'll
founded confidence the part of the people in the
currency which they receive. All classes inter-
e.ted in establishing such safe guard as will pre-
vent unhealthy expansions and cOutractiOns, and
the periodical suspensions and the frequent failures
that result from them. AL classes are interested
in such reforms as WILL as near as possible, place it
beyond the power of unreliable men to abuse the
privileges of banking.
This is al the Democratic party ask. Whatever
may have been the opinions Of individual members,
this is the policy upon which We hsVe agreed as
yarty, and to which we stand before the country
pledged to carry out. Will you not 60 with US Is
it not your duty as good citizens to 60 with US?
Inc opposluon oshnoI DC reneu "POn lor any
wholesome reforms. Tney stand pledged against
it by their party action in the last Legislature.
They stand pledged against it by the uniform votes
of their candidate for Governor They stand pledged
against it by all their antecedents. When have they
reformed any thing? What abuse have they lOped
of? Listen not to their misrepresentation, but
stand with the Democracy IN making the banks sub
sspent TO The people tastsnd of keeping the peopLe
su5seTvient 10 the banks. That's the question.
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Look QUIT

The election in Kentucky takes place next Mon
day We caution Democrats to beware Of Know
Nothing dispatches claiming tremendous gains in
that State. Remember the late Virginia elections,
and the dispatches received here claiming that
State for the Opposition. Remember that, in al
most every election, the Opposition claim to have
made great gains, which claims are dissipsted
when the full returns come in. DisIIust every
Despatch got out on the eve Of our own election.
The State has already been flooded with secret
circulars claiming great gains in our own State,
got cut for the purpose of inspiring some hope in
the 0ppoition. Guard against all frauds on the
eve of our election. We shall publish all the re-
liable news as it is received. Wait for it and re-
csivs exclusive Opposition dispatches with suspi-
cion.
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DEMOCRATS or GILES, LAwREN cE
AND WAKNEs

The Opposition, in secret circular. "to be kept
from the Democratic leaders,. announce that they
" expect to elect KESDRIoK" to the Senate from
your district. At the last election ycu gave HAIR
RIs 600 majority. Your candidate for the Senats
is q good and true man. He cannot be beaten II
he is treated fairly Unless he is tradedef. no will
be elected His defeat may endsngsr the demo-
cratic majority in the Senate. The Opposition, be-
fore Issuing the secret circular in question. had a.
surances that such swaps would be attempted.
Be on yoar guard! ELECT HUNrERi
Democrats Of LAwREsCE. particularly! In al
the contests in this State for Democratic supreme
cy you have done more than your proportion OF
work. The Opposition new claim that disafeCtiOr
which is to cost a Senator, and perhaps major
ity in the Senate, exists in your ranks. REBUKE
TIE sLANDERl No matter how much you may be
divided about Representative, cast q compact vote
for HUxTER for the Senate and you will elect him,
and secure that body to the Democracy.
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voters who are controlled by no higher
motive than the individual influences of
men, see that the Democratic ticket gets
a fair division Of their votes, that they
may not be made to count against us.
Hunt up the lukewarm and those who
think they have not time to trouble them
selves with the important concerns of
government, and reason with them about
their duty and interest, and get them to
the polls. If there are any who live
distant from the place of voting and have
no convenient mode of getting there,
aid them in doing so. Enquire after the
infirm and sick, and. if possible, get them
to the polls. SEE THAT ALL COME
OUT.
Let each man take this labor upon
himself, trusting to others in different
localities to do the same. We have bat
few days to work in. There are bat
few of US so pressed with our private af-
fairs that we cannot give little time to
the concerns of our common country.
Let each one resolve to do so. PUr YOUR
HAND TO THE WORK AND NEVER TURN BACK
UNTIL THE POLLS ARE CLOSED. This done,
we shall have the pleasure of an old
fashioned Democratic jubilee as the re-
turns come in; indicating, as they will,
the election of HARRls by l5.000l a
Democratic Legislature and an almost
unanimous Democratic delegation to
Congress!
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REPRESENTATIVES,

The Central Committee of the Opposition, in their
secret circular, car Of tOhieh should, as far as
possible, Be kept from the Democratic leaders, u
say they expect to gein three Representatives in
Middle Tennessee; that is. they tell us t" We ex-
pect to elect to the House of Representatives BEgg
Of Giles; Riddle, Of Summer, Smith, and Macon /;
and one other, E6- WHOSE NAME WE THINK IT
ADysABLE, At THIS TINE, NOT TO GIVE PUBL
CITY TO-"
Our own information Is, that Bggg will be bsste D
from 200 to 800 Votes and that Riddle will be beat
en- 200.
But who is that one other? We are told that it
means DsKaib! Is it SO, Democrats of DeKalb
Is there a trick on foot to cheat you! See t0I!
Forewarned is foreRrned
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ATTENTION, DEMOCRATS OF THE SEM
ATORGAL DISTRECTSI

The Opposition Central COMMITTEES, in their secret
circular, Z" all knowledge Of which should they say
''as far as possible Be kept from The Democratic lead
era" say they expect to carry the White, jackson,
and Macon; the Smith and Sumner; and the Rob-
erisOn, Montgomery, and Stewart Senatorial Dis
triets.
They can't 90 it, Democrats, unless they can catch
you asleep In ali these districts, you have first
rate men for candidates, and you have strength
enough to elect these candidates. Now that you
know thai your own portion of the Democratic line
is to be sesaied, yourselves for the conflict
Save yourselves from surprise and defeat You
have but day or two for work but there lie time
enough for brave and true men to route the secret
foe and gain splendid victory.
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KINGSTON, July %, so.
MEssRs. EDIToRs The canvass in East Tennes-
see Is progressing fsvOrAbIy, the feeling in the
Democratic ranks so energetic and we'll timed, that
a still brighter and more glorious victory is most
certainly approaching.
Heretofore, the frs of enthusiasm has burned
most freely with what may be called the working
class of Democrats and it s now, but that class
embraces the whole Democratic army.
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Remember worikng-men,

That Col. NETHERLAED never gave vote in his
life or advocated measure that was friendly to the
working mems interests He has always been a
Gloss legislator acting upon the old federal idea that
the government should take care of the rich, and
the rich will take of the poor. He has been the
steadfast friend of corporations aud of capital and
the consistent enemy to labor and the rights of the
man. Put your mark upon him.
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Knom Nothing mes,Inr.

The Know Nothings invited Er. Stalks, Of Rob-
ertsOn, to address them on Thursday night, but
they gave him en- audience of less than hundred.
This was partly because there was a Democratic
meeting the same night. It's no use for the Know
NOthugs to try to divert the people from Democrat
10 meetings. We can Ou.number them three or i've
TO one and We do IT,
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Readv,s District.

The stirling Democracy of Summer, Rutherford,
Cannon and Williamson send us word that they a. o
ready to do their duty. 1t remains for Wilson to
speak out, and when she dose speak we have faith
it will be in an increased Democratic vote for Col
READY. They will not join Mr. BELL in his ostra-
cism of southern representative for other cence
to him than fidelity to the South.
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LIABILITIES

LIABILITIES
Amount due due to Banks other Creditor nothing
Losses adusted and due, nome
do do do due, none.
20 unA1J .......- ...-.. -.8l
do in suspense, waiting further proof Included above
All other CLAIMS against the Company, none.
Tbs greatest amount insured in any
The greatest amouRt allowed be any one block d.
ponds its and constructiOn, however 10
rule Of not exceeding likely BY single IRE
The greatest allowed insured IN any one Civ
Town Village in general all desirable risks to be lad
subject 10 the rule last above ramed.
Act Of Incorporation is hle in your Office.
RALPH GILLETT, President.
JoLEPH II. SPRAGUE Secretary.
STATE OF COESEcTIcUr JuIy2I,A D. 1859.
City and town Of Hartford Subscribed sworn to by the
said Ralph Gett and Joseph H. SprEgue known to Be the
hgners thereof ans to e respectively the President and Seceta
~ OF said Company. Witness my hand and seal
N SHIPMAN, Notary Public
srATE Or TENNESSEE. COSPTROLLxRs OFFICE.
- Nashville, July a, 1859.
This Is to certify that the Charter Fe and Marine Insu
rance Company located at Hartford in the Of COnneccut
mas complied with all the requirements passed by The
General Assembly OF the State Of March Is
titled IAN Act TO regulate the agencies insurance Copan.4
not Incorporated by the State Of Tennessee and that PECK
and Peck the leg lily Authorized agents Of .ad Gamma
ny In the town OF Nashville, State OF Tennessee.
-. }. 7. DUNLAP,
JuS-o7uS'@"%' Comptroller.
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Cnnnfn Canvass.

The candidates for the Legislature in Davidson
county will sddressthe people at the following places
and times, to-wit;
Corner Broad and Front Streets Hughes Corner Monday
night Augustl
Corner of Jefferson and Front Streets Amsross Corner Tues
day night, Augusts.
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Chancery Sale Of
,ruvE,Nrx.THREE LIKELY NEGROES.

FINDER authority Of decree pronounced at the July Term,
1852 Chaneey Court at Lebanon 10 the OF In
gram and others Henry Smith and others, will to
public SALE house door in Lebanon Tuesday 9th
o September the following slaves Judy, 30 old,
Lewis Is Prince ~ Bohs Basy GO, Jacob 3, Jane ~ Parsee
QO Tom 81 Hannah 6 Jerry IT, Haby -, John H.
EmeIine g. Sally HAsty S, Della 2 William
and Peter and Emeine,
TeTms--One third cash, IL months Sale at
IL o'clock A. ii. JOHN HOWARD
iuly30-td Clerk 4 Ma Ter.
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mi THF CHANCERY COURT AT DRES-

I'm THE CHANCERH COURT AT DRES.
den for Weakey county, stste Of Tennssee-Haniet Z.
Dobson Dobs0n.-Bl for DivoFce-Rrcm the aavit
to the bill cause appears the Clerk Master Of said
the said John Dobson If resident Of the State Of
Tennessee Il Is therefore ordered BY said Clerk Master that
John Dobson file his plea demurrer to the
aforesaid OF said Clerk Master before the
Monday October next said bill will be taken for
against him and down for hearing pe az the next
January Term s0 said Chancy Court it IS further order
this ope published for four successive weeks in the
Weekly Onion and american, newspaper published in the
city Of Tenn. Given my hand at Office in Dres
den, this the 18th day Of July, 1859
NATHAN N. EDWARDS,
iuIy3n-w4w. mrs fee 81 c. & N. for said County.
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PICTORIAL EDITION.
.su.nnrnrrnD .~,wrO-u

WITH
1900 Pictorial Illustrations
AND
10000 New Words added to the VOCABULARY
lust received andfor sale by
iaIyso oHAs, W. SMITH
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

~ Dr.. King, formerly ofHeE York, FOR the last four
SDSS-S years Of louisville, Kentucky, has
voted his attention 70 the treatment Il private
thirty years. hatters himself, having attended praclcs
many years, aneured Thousands, be enabled
All diseases Of private nature, matter how bad
from djudicious gdcal treatment, from negidct ther
own Dr. Kings Dispensay 40. . Deaderick
Cherry AID the square, where he all diseases private
nature.
OsoRHzA cured without naaciOus medicine or interference
from business.
sFRcRuRz OF old or recent date eRectuaIly cared
By operation which causes pain Wherea cuFs
sxis, health cannot be enjoyed Prhaps no dssss cEugeS
mischief and undemsnea the constitution 50 nneh
sTPis with ali the diseases Of the skin crossing Out Of neg
lec or bad treatment be eGecuay a dava
SEMINAL WEAKEEs particular attention having rvsp Il
his disease and all he consequences gswpg ont Of ourbt
on In many cases By the destructive habits Of
foutns and excessive indulgence Of the passions neglect
which viii undermine the oOagaon, susst aaat
Tor business or socieys and earsng premature
Females who may be AboTng with sny deuv al ts womb
may rest assured Of immediate relief
Persons residing abroad By writing and stating their cass uiI
sfee enclosed, directed 70 Dr. A. King No. Dearck street.
hashvle Tennessee will have the Necessary medicine ut -
their address with necessary directions Strict
Oce hours from O'Clock In morning svsnpk,
"a. IasedAuD .--.
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"ANEEn.

DUYERs for 10000 Fruit Trees, OF every -.
variety, adapted 10 the South Will be ready for $3.50
delivery November. Send for Catalogue Agents ~
wanted in every county for their sale. lib
eral per cent will be paid. References required
LANGD0N & CEERRY,
.h-rilla Tam
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SALE Of A NEGRO.

10y virtue OF the Circuit Court Of the United
States for the District Of Middle Tennessee, in the OF
William Brown and others against Allen T GoOch and others,
will the s7th day Of August next at he Courthouse door
Of MueesborO sell at public sale NEGRO NAN
ELIAS about s years old for cash. being Of the
the Decree and ordered be sold for the
planants' debt. JACOB MCGANOCks
juIy29-ttl pr's fee 81 @. 4 N. If said Court.
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ELECTION NEWS.

Our friends in each county will please
send us the earliest and fullest returns
from the election.
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Several vessels have recently arrived at Liverpool
direct from Cleveland and other lake ports freghed
with western produce,
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There is boy residing in Albany, n Y. who is
but II years old, and has wife and two children.
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STATEMENT

OF the Condition Of the Charter Oak Fire
and Marine Insurance Co. on the Ist day
of July, 1859, 60 the Comptroller of ahe
State OF Tennessee.
Name Of the Company, "cHARTEs OAK F1RE MARINE IL
suRAAeE COMPANY" Location, "HGrford, C0nzscsSeus"
=, :, " paid np- s39O,000 co
surplus---.-,...-........ 4I.z9o %
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RUNAWAY SLAVE.

OMMITTED the Jail Of Coffee county slave,
to witt q who his name Is HARRY, 10 or 90 years
old black color, feet 10 inches high weighs about $50 ponds
fat nose lips, his right and in his
forehead ais and says he belongs b.
the name OF Owen Franklin Tenn.
- JAMES A. GARDEN,
Sheriff OF Coffee County,
NaneheSter Tenn iuy3O-W3t, prs fee IS,
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MAGAZINES FOR AUGUST.
Harpers Magazine,
Godey's Ladies' Book,
Pstnam's Magazine,
The Great Republic,
Knicierbocier's Magazine. Just received by
juIy59 JOHN YORK Goa
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AM In the city and engaged ia selling county rehts
II Tor the State Of Tennessee, fer the manaactnre
my Patent Improved Bee Hives TIE virtue and superiority
Of which have been testified hundreds
eminent citizens Of country The ny Hive
simple and premise it is the only Hive in he world
which proof the mOe Persons esrous Of
chasing either family county rights for the Bee Hive
tae world, find for few days Auction Rooms %
Mesrs. Hardy Brothers, wiz be happy 70 see bsra
iuly2Q-U IOsEpU ERNT
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s34I,9SJG
ASSETS.

OssR on nAna 49,. el7-36 81
do In hands Of OsOi Do Sg7g7O %
Real Estate oEnedby the Company -.-.-.....N None
Stocks and Bonds Owned b. the Company, follows:
Par rdiKs. AdrEst saltte,
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NEW BOOKS. -
Just RECEIVED BY
H A GAN & johns SON,
NEW BOOKS.

AGAIN & JON NSON,
30. 0 U70g STREET
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THE cAssIQUE OF KIAWAH. Colonial ROnAncs-
The Romance and iss Hero,
BY the author Of ''AisgdAlin stAaOrd."
New work by Alice CARY,
PICTURE OF COUNTRY LIFE. Alice Carr author Of ch-
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The old Plantation,
AND WHAT GATHERED .THRRE IN AN AUTUMN
MONTH. By James HunEeEford, OF Maryland
New Work BY c. p. "a. James, Esq, 4
THE CAVALIER, AN HISTORICAL NOVEL.
Acadia; OR, MONTH WITH THE BLUE NOSES.
By the anthOr Of 'sParOvgrass Papers,"
New Book OF Travels, for boys.
TIE BOYS BOOK OF MODERN TRAYEL AMI. ADVKN-
TURE. NumsrOusly IHustraiei
New Book BY mrs. Holmes,
Author Of Tempest and Sunshine 'The Homestead ho
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The Exploits and Triumphs in Europe. PAUL aORPHY,
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THE Spirits OF Just MEN MADE PERFEcT,"
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A Grert Variety Of Cheap publications.,
new Nd OLD just received at our Literary Depot No
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juIyH
FURTHE. SUPPLY or
Guilds SCRIPTURE QUESTIONS,
TEsTAMENTs AND PSALMS, with notes,
TRACTS, TRACT PRIINERs, HAND BILLS,
PICTURE REWARD CARDS, &c, &c
Just received By CHARLES ". SMITH,
magz9-d No Al ColleEe street.
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OF CHATTANoOGA,

And other distinguished Speakers, will
address their fellow-citizens tonight, on
the corner of Church and Cherry streets,
opposite the Union and American Build
in0s
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8aiI R0a0s.
1859. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, 1876
~ Ekszxs43E5zz1 FOR BOSTON .T1SD

Etksz Ez3l1Szz-ziS
= WHITE MOUNTAINS, =
DAILY, via NORWICH AND WORCESTER LINE,
FROM 1901 oil CORTLAND street. Pier IT, North River, New
ORR, at the landing of the Philadelphia and Southern
BAGGAGE TRANSFERRED FREE OF CHARGE.
passengers hand their checks baggage the Express
baggage Agent IN cars and receive cards the from
NM 10 be exchanged board of sea ners for through
expense for carriage hire 49, = s
ne new ana magnificent steamer COMMONWEALTH,
j. W Williams, commander leaves cvcry Tieca Ttn+s
day and saturday, AT o'clock, F. NJ - ''
The fast and elegant steamer CONNECTICUT Vim VII
cox, commander leaves every Monday, Wednesday and
The Boats on this route are unrvaed
Passengers gong by this Line new EASY riding
spendidy furnished sixteen wheel cars at EIIvnis Pc
and arrive in time for the early trains going North an
East 20 ~ GA
The superiority Of this consists in splendid Steam
boats unsurpassed in the word-the Commonwealth on
the plus ultra of steamboat architecture in spacious
teen wheel the easiest invented thu road tc
the freest from dust of all the roads in New England and in
the beauty of the country, passing through the Of the
"Old Commonwealth
Elegant family and other State Rooms be on board
No charge for behs in cabins. Meals furnished board
To Rooms in advance, other information address
or inquire of E. s MARTIN, Agent,
ms SIN New York
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Shipping.
EOP IINEPpOOI .

- DpD TTvEDDOoT
So So The ship "AL1CE WiLsoN, VIM Wilson,
fresbt onIy appIy 10 L. BRSTNS coz "sn'
m2Itf Corner Lombard street and Cheapside
ss5+s FOR ROTTERDAM
gers master, will quick dispatch For freight or pas
sage apply to the Captain on 0osr4 E to
mlsIN. No 9soath Charles street.
IL FOR LIVERPOOL.
poron engaged viii EaP VITA dpatcR s
For balance oil freight or passage apply to 70
mstf commerca Il B BGRfhH Gay & y9 Street
Sss@a MAURITITs-T well known cpncr - shin TAR.
pAR yG Se pase d receiving fo the above
POrS az new 2rk, ana haVng over onea her capaely
u OK u E baap rs % @ on ap nj St to m May
anssf c: 5S4Y $r 6S S5$ Ia5Ss,s CO. 4.
III FOR TTVERPOOT-
SO The fine SHIN :.,T aCK I'M can,,ir w G
Hammer commander having large portion Of her cargo
SnsagsS is o loading wharf and will have
''''s''' F6P4RB 4 'Ri6GERs,
apgtf 10 Bowlys wharf
- SAN FRANCISCO-CO
S - NEmcIIPPER OF nWERXEsDAY, May 25o
commander is now rapidiv Ioadns ~ 0Pt smonsohi
ha To. prompt dispatch as above anu VIII
mi6t tuf''si' "ipiS 10 = FEE Mit, A BROS
II FOR CHARLESTON, s C@THE WFR.
ssss CHASTsS IINFHT0S SII' W VI G MEN WEN
NEy2PTdY. the 25th instantThe clipper brig wM
Fglgnf az low rates and VIII positively sail as above
" Vi passage dt III %, p Ec pp>nppC,o-
n.-.u c,,orn.. n,,,, roo,, =, No Il Smiths wharf
goods sent my address will be forwarded free of
'i%% R-sbirrors b,, ,bis Inn will ,,.., T. r
CENTS r py ts Line Will please send duplicate re-
HENRY p PT+SS !! so F ,. - ,,L,... IN l.,
-Is.~ ~ !, h1s2El. Es4, agent IN Oharleston m23-t
$50 OF PACKETS FOR WIfM4NGToT Tn cln ~
per "GEoRGE ". GRICE,' Palmer master is now receT-
For fssh, or passage Eek BS5ESocK
Goods sent to our address will, m No IL Smiths wharf
mission and all V cbaT@s w De forwarded free of com
1 O. s&pPsTS VII please send duplicate receipts and ad
| Messrs RiTSSFTi + PRO .rartsin w;,;.. =, ~.
Ii FOR JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA
NsET9S -. or - "a
now loading for the above MOTT For faib all Sser IS
DIV to pO' uFS S P OF passage APP
my =" y: W corner Pratt and Gay streets
| Tssg1 FOR BOSTON.
49, The schooner ssE w GARNER y Po,,,, ,,os+.
now loading for the above having most Of her
ag VIII nave quick diP2eh For freight or
ml2a n W cor Pratt and Gay streets.
S1tsfys Tho , oT w IN 49, LA ~ y, ME.
now loading for the above mort Fn di fgS master IS
..s HESI,EN & ROGERS ~
| ISOD n a. VI cy,C15IT - - sSa
sSSG rOh GALNfoION, TEXAS.
sifcient freight offers Appv at nee G o e above port II
mhS-f n W corner Pratt and Cav Streets
! NON 0TCT771117T7 =; -
| EszaS FOR RlCHMOND VA DIRECT.
- To sail with dispatch The regular packet scnr
@MARY WILIISS' Canfain North Tic sc,dcnr IN
loading and will sail as aboWe For terms 81 i now
to w san " '''' TR y ETn TTTT sIFFRf Hppy
- 40. Z spear wharf
S4a4 NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH