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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-14

xry a AIguRrUs, AUCrIOSEkR, WILL SELL THIS
w s,., neon O'Clock at fi6 Canal stree, near varick
.yee Of household furniture bureaus marble Ion
,ss,.s sotss tetos lounges chairs sdeboaris c:
aso Hrusses and fpxan carpets rugs bedsteads mat
snsivns cascs scales &c. belonging 70 grocery sore sac
positive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-14

NNOhTG AGssAlE OF HOUSEHOLD FL RNITURE, CAR.
N1 rets rugs, oilclo'hs, &c-JuaN 81 RLSY auc.
HUDSON hureans, bedsteads chairs wsshands etenson
tables sss hair cloth snd morocco lounges looking glasses
hair and oher mattresses Brussels three ply aud Ingram
carpets also $50 ysrds Of carpet roll l2OCO ne
havana By order Of Franklin Brown attorney
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-14

a GOOD CHANCE SALE CRBAP. AN OLD
q established and fish market Fulton street. Brook
Ivn IN splendid Of fixtures for and oyster
ssnd aso soda water fountain with marble alan every
thlg complete. Apply TO g. T. JONES, 81 Myrtle avenue,
HrnQ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-14

UC1ION NOTICE -THOS BELL, AUCTIONEER, &
n w. e. THOMPS0N--Frday. at IL ocbock-Wti be sold
by aegnee Of the estate If the late umbrella
on premises A vesey street second and third
Stories AL the fxures show lumber
chairs tables shevipg proof gold watch
chaD lot Of Rubbish whalebone TOOLS stove-worhy
tenton Of persons fitting up stores &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-14

HENRY II. LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO
Ii % Nassau streeL-HENRY Fl LEEDS 90. VIII sell
al auction Friday, april IS, at l0 O'Clock, a. No l3 wes
Thirty sixth street Broadway and Seventh
geDeel household furniture consisting OF rosewood suit In
crimson rosewood octave pisno made by Grow
christopher pisnO stool mahogany eegeres sofa
tahes BRUSSELS vosre and easy chAs IN hair CLOTH
mahogany chairs r 90 mahogany bookcase and secretary
sofse and eta tes rosewood pearl inad writing
desk liquor case mhoeacy bedsiescs bureaus washsands
&c roctefs Ia hair cloth &c also. assortment Of Wines
segs,s kitchen furniture, crockery, glassware &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-14

HENRY II. LEEDS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q
Nssssn slreet-saperior Havana segays Of high grade
co viii sell by auction Saturday April 6 at II O'clock
NJ at The saesroon * Nassau street. OF assignee an
invoice Of SUPERIOR BavaBa nae
consisting Of Las miss Lucero Of the following grades
VIZ: Kega,as Londres Aedias a Reyna. Commrnes and
william IN all ccnpsisi invoice These separs
al warranted confidently recommend them 10
friendn The choice and i'm ported
having heen made % ordi by The late costing him
from SO b. $40 thousand Ia Havana AnRe
Colin champagne very SUPERIOR Also 80 BASKETS sole d.
col a Mo- a or. Greer Zeal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-14

HONIGNAN, DIAMOND BROKER AND GENERAL
dealer advances money on diamonds Watches je~eiFl
and AL kinds Of merchandise buys them for the hghe
cash prices 81 his private oce 66 Nassau street. up Vain
room No. 2 few valuable oil paintings tor sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-14
ToHN G OLDNEa, AUCTIONEER.
- EY VERIFY 4 OLDNER,

VIII SELL Friday morning 18th inst O'Clock silk
Marseies vesgs linen drilngs weeds and
900 'os Of other reasonable dry goods Yankee noous
IA II.LER NcEvfLY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ly sse Of valuable estate OF the
supreme Conrt- MILEH McEviI.Y win se at public anc.
ton on rjay pr Is 1859 the Merch at
u two onr story brick homes and lot Of 26
East Thirteenth street size Of lot "a feet lO3
inches deep. For particulars apply TO JAS. W. WHITE 81
Liberty street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-14

SSrANrON 4 CO.-6TAErON CO.. LtCENgED PAWN.
y brokers' IS Canal street. second door from Eddge
sdvodce money on liberal terms diamonds watches level
and personal properly Of every teac,ton So.rance V
Tie private Office by he hall door
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-14

mo NOTARTEs PUBIIC.--ANy PERSON HAVING
lately been appointed Notary Public, and wishing 70
resign AVID his commission v the Advertser VIII be lib
orally by addr ssng Notary Herald cc stating
terms and when appointed.
F,AiLORs AND DRY GOODS MTN WILL PHASE NO
advertisement under the head of auctions 70 ake
place on Friday, 18th mat YEHBY OLUNER,
Atsctioneers, l30 broadway.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-11

and the Constitution of the United States not on lv
recognises the validity of the State laws but it as
IN carrying them out The trainers OF the Con. IL
tuition, seeing that slaves were liable to ono danger,
Iron which all other property exempt, nan ely.
mat OF being seduced away by the offer. in her
States OF legal shelter from the pursuit OF their
owners, agreed that the Federal Government SHOULD
guarantee their redehvery to the exclusive poss -
sion of the persons entitled 10 them as prOpreiol
Ihe law then, OF the States in which they are aad
the Constitution Of the Federal government to AZ!
legal lntents and purposes pronounce that slaves are
properly bealen mere, our aiyeTsalres ct nysrt it
Irnm legal to theological question. BuG when
they appeal from the Constitution u the Bible tho
are equally dissatisfied with the dec ON they get
Nothing is left them but that . Higher Law which
has no sanction nor authority. Divine or human
Those who reject the Constitution must be content
to follow guides who are stone blind. Thcva-e men
who aspire to be.wise above what is written. and
thereby press themselves down to the EXTREMIST
point of human folly They turn their backs ON all
the light, which the world has or can have: thev
go forth into outer darkness. and wander perpctt-
ally in q howling Wilderness Of error.
But Mr.. Douglas is guiltless Of this hcresy. at
least He comedies that slaves are precisely like
other property, so far regards the legal remedies
and e0nstitutonal rights of the owner. lie pro-
esses TO take the fundamental law OF the land for
his guide upon that point Let his practice. then
correspond with his faith: let him walk worthy Of
the vocation wherewilh he is called; let him make
no more appeals tospopular prejudice for a sover-
eighty which does bot exist; above all things let
him never, by the Slightest suggestion. encourages
any territorial goveif ment 90 undeFm the ghts
CT the citizen BY dtioss which IS ~unfriendy' to
the security of either property lire. We must
not pater with the Constitution in a double sense,
but obey it, support it. defend it. earnestly and faith
fully like men WHO believe in it and love it. Who
sOeyer attempts IN trihe with its prineip s or
weaken the obligation of its guarantees viii find
sooner or later Ii.a. me hfs hx,u a stain up0l j.
political character which ''there is 4O.a Ala ,.aough
in the sweet heavens" to wash out.
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To COrrespOndenTs.

1t will save ~ deal unnecessary trouble -four friends,
in writing to U.s. will besr nil The iol owing rules
Always give the date Oce county, State in tie body
your letter
II wish the Paper changed ecs anatRr, give
both offices in full
II wrts business matters, write separate
aheets o. paper, different leaves Of one sheet.
Letters and communications solicited upon all su III facts
and subjects be Of nforma interest the public
Anonymous concentrations EhaeVer character Il receive
attentOn.
Correspondents shoull write only upon side Of the piper
We cannot un iertake to return ri etel communications
All letters on business should be dtOted Mess f. q
EASTMAN CO., and not personally to either Of the PRO
prstors
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From the Washington Constitution.
ADpendfx to JudRa RIackss PaEnnhIet


We publish below appendix to Judge Blacks
observations on Senator Douglass Views on pOpu-
lar Sovereignty" called forth on a demand for
second edition by Judge D.s attempt TO reply to
those Observations at Wooster Ohio, aud hY the
commentaries which have been made on them by
some of his friends. The appendix, cQuched in the
same dignlted, unimpassiOned language as the sob
servatiOns is marked by the same force of thought
coseness Of reasoning and felicity of expression
that characterize the pamphlet. Ii lays bare the
very bone the flaws and imperfectiOns of Judge
Douglass Views on Popular Sovereignty" mod
fled, amended, and altered though they have been
By reflection and by circumstances; shows that all
attempts to give now readings Of tho Constitution
which the Supreme Court does not warrant, are
sure to lead TO disastrous consequences and recon-
mends all who desire to preserve an unblemished
political reputation to respect the principles and
knowledge the binding force OF the guarantees Of
the Great Charter of our Liberties,
We commend the appendix to the earnest perusal
of eur readers and Of the American people gener-
ally.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-11
DIRECT TENE BETWEEN TIE EAST AND
THE GREAT NORNII- WEST.
\ Ae tEfedteht SNAiltAts AoA eAAS AN-
GecIiOn aud speedy transportation OF
LIVE STOCK,
And Good Accommodations with usual privileges for per
tTavciiug IN cIu--s Laag-0i.
FnFICEETs rORWARDED.

ny this Iu -Its of all description le FORWARDED
from hA6y ha Ay luTE, Boston, baltimore ID point
the EtiraBs ul Ohio, ksnlu-hy, Inlana Illinois, NcoH
sin Iowa, ~ Missouri, by Railroad direct
The peuuyivtnl Railroad also connects At PttshuTE with
steamers by which Goods he forwarded any port the
Ohio. MushinEa, KeuGgEy, Tennessee. Cumberland Iin1is,
Mississippi, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas AMI Re!
an3a C!seand Slndusky, and Chicago with al ports
on the North cstern Llke1.
Merchants and shippers entr1sinS the transportation Of
thzr Fre gh 20 ts Company, rely with confidence
speedy transit
The raeso freight % any point in thc West by the fennyl
Railroad al all favorable charged ty
oher Railroad Companies.
Il particular 20 mark packages via PcrEa T. M
Merchants West ordering goc Is from the East v tUd
St their Interest cali Agents Of this Company al the
following places betur shipping letters addressed TO either Of
them the 90 c1hts viii with prompt attention
J.. J. SNEEDER, pbIlade'phia.
MAGRAW & KOONS, - North street. baltimore.
IEECI a 60. No. Assor House, or No. !, 6 Wm. 81,
Y.
LEECH ( Co .No - Eihy STREE, Boston.
II II HOUSTON, Ge'eral Freight Agent, phiia,
L L UOUPT. General TCSet A gent phla.
THOS A. SCOTT. General >ap':. Altuonz- Pa fiaus-u
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AgTsul. uEAl pleaells, owners risk of l-ak
act; btsEsts twice first class rates batting hrfs honnets
hr5As: Shoes, bread, ttn hh-s hToas
hro presal csmphne, owners raksge.
lsy hceais, double lrs clas, rates. eanrt
Ietns. corks, confectionery, utar, boxed, 6st class
Csaas boxed and str1nrvi; cap:
vcsclocEssfd Weig1s copper and brs vessels; euiohns,
srss. twice first dru7in bales AM hoXe-, dry
ds IN boxes es and ruus furniture, set AMI boxed,
twice rs rias7 rates furniture knocked down and veil boxed,
first css rates. farm wagons in uise f hers furg, gs
drums, fish re; garu sers. glassware, Wlau glass;
ia ha and caps, hides cy l10 household goods ln0t
furniture wei boxed hair, sacks lax, indigo. india Tatbrr
go1s; leather lo0scl liquor in glass; lemons aeds locking
glasses iayei, machinery, bowel
Ece hrst rates; mcuings and picture frames; Mats anc
mcuss musArts natlr- wrclsktf Al owners Tisk.
Iui tubs. musie mineral
War a in and cans; oranges.
Eaessd. o. n glass; pareT hancus boN- preserves in
glass, a. CEnrsk. pickles in Glass s owners risk, rain leai.
pstes printing presses ort, owners risk porter and
ale -i-s; patnEs aut pictures uci boN-d ratau, russia
trs boilers, thirty feet and under boilers
thirty ieet ant half first cils- stationery sthe
sale ald scale beams ucJ0Xel hs boxed twice rl
Tss. owners risk; pott,oe, sizing
pipe spirits trpenne piazs risk; sssin-
trunks nTare, boxed shrubteiy hailed,
owners risk, and halt first class tEne; boxed;
umbrellas veuerng- not boxed, ycruh wagons, chdrehs,
not boxed, twe rst class rates. and hobby hoTs,
boxed. ore half ar cass rates; in boxes
e Whips, wtaletoncs Uhselhzrr1Ns iei
lOes aud boss vi sE ware ice r~i eiess rassi WOOL
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CRONNN-TIEN WANTED.

TTNHE Nashville and North Western Railroad Company sis
TO contract Tor 10000 Cedar CrOSs-h1es' 9teei
long, inches thick well hewn, to face at narrowsst place no
les than inches clear Of par timber lie sound, to be deliver
ed al the grade lire 81 the road n Nashville.
The want 70 contract for $4,000 w h1te or
Post oak Ntcss o. the delivered
or s line the road IN piles section section a.
enough on each section 20 supply the sane.
Persons wishing 6 hid will direct President and Drct
or Of ue NASHVILLE aud North Railroad Com "
Nashville, iuly2J-u
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RENswApLE AT rLrA1uRE.

KEN AHABLE At PLEALUhE'
One Square, year. s3o-EAch additional Square, $40
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, will be charged for the excess,
IN THE WEsKLY,
0NE DOLLAR Square for the s PIsrT CENTS for each
80 ,sequent insertion.
Advertisements published in both the Daily and Weekly, will
be charged the full daily half the weekly rates
sd ted
TrgHsieat Advertisements st be 1d TOR at the time Of
yoo
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Anchors E,rm iE tur.s au hogs hrssions in barrels
and hog eaf3; be1c z,ts- burr blocks; ,arytes;
iars, Goldfish ia titrcc- boxes; Wtis
csmeHts cis riay, caan. cile- ch1n ca-A,
tn, aiut thtru Fi an hgsi
stcd, nce vire Gss in e1sks and boxes
ard ss gnuuo hlrse shoes in packages; rca, bar,
ld boilers au rliir0lt, roD AID
iug heavy; ioct- rd plaster noiss5s mahogany
logs. n1rte n bi.cs wrouEht l stones IN rsi nails and
spikes. Tail lead. copper ron, b3Ae~
ryIs ptc, nisssr, palm OIL patty pressed in sas Fiss
railroad csrs aud iAess ru-us r-nSt rofe, s9l
sofia. ash STEEL, "a 'ueas, lareis and boxes
wrought, coda kegs. barrels sscai keys. harris
rss scrap ami es41 cs iut ho-shsads; i'm
tiH in cnca; telegraph uirr ts0 whiting;
pipes. rfpss. IN Es se o-uslurg tuiie1
bags; zinr sheet u casks ard css-; q il pigs.
This 1srl ah The lst ~ u september. 1888
continue uliii other notice.
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ClASSIFICATION.
FIRsr CLASS.

Spirits OF Htit, Ial UuEa. luids and Varnie
will Only ~ t. @ 1at owners risk.
GuuplEdrr fiction 1isces Ofher
chzrcd rates Of Road aud only =,
E~asTz eslnvfViafr-
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Uas56iIIe 0lmoa ano 9mtritsu.
Daily IS; Tri-weskIy So; weoAly 50.
Isates of Adrertlsing.

TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE A SQUARE.
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FTsiGSt transportation.
AND OIgEO RAIL ROAD

COMPANY.
TVyF Southern great lines. This road has
thus Lr been managed sUch way Commend It
the publicnstrulsge.
This Company, under the General Superntendence OF
H. ID. NEAIsS, General Freight agent,
Nov orsinducemcuts shippers 10 Baltimore, Philadelphia
New Boston. Richmond, Peters &c, at cXceef gY
low rates and New Orleans price dejr moderate
terms deduction upon uf and half per
cent by route, Fggppesn shopping being from 70
slilinEs storlg tan the ga Orleans shipping prices
ElI c0n.rbuts @ reader IL
Reliable well Desir3hIe.
Their facilities 70: transportation unequalcd By any otSe
ERsBUEGH, husLgei aud ninety miles below The loT
and most dangerous navigation OF The Ohio rlver' Tbs
enables u 0a water ia DE- 'rry Of goods lot only certain
but twh dis , DO alvarez oi aheg rogte aud te va
eT declines r "a g2GtagtS saca the te CT delivery
Nidens Va o..cl routes, 50 thai this Is iLa only
Cheap, Reliable and speedy Route.
lrcLats y Isslt' weather than D. other
routes. there dra the delivery being msde at Park
sTsUrh under til ld Golt, and elevated from thence
steam immeatey;o The cars without hsins subj jeCt
The JoujsN s'eImgrs direct with ParkerShurgh
hoGt6E-il- Aay. 10 IkrEIsa the regular Ciunihuzu
.-Tttt1ur n1atscon dL eCt 10 parSgrshurgh. By
angem- -nt uie Company enabled TO receive freight
daily for this route az their agency Nashville Tenn
For furtneT particular IN .lire of
II. H. HARRISON, Freight Agent,
NAV l5 6ml No , corner Broad and Erout strrr ts.
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AntGiouy crude aPp, dTic1 hlaug powders, ea eoTis
bs. ellis hotties. friu-.1Ee kegs, binders
bOsr bur, befs c0tton vs chain cotton, w0olen and
csrs, chnc- .ge cruund IN
lrrsls. ips aEs china casks,
cuan's. ar cutlery, Chair sU ia r1u-h copper plates,
sheets. b1lis, nails Igts copper hloms. rlcese
barrels: anil hefrd Va-sr toNes hITres
WC0ss in boxes tlrIss tl1e shirtiuC. ticking
ard dy=ins H original Des; tsS, hugs IN casss;
yrc Tax sd diy t,Nei foEks, has aui manure ginger.
g-ue- cl esorei t1t 0twtss specrd) grass
anIc5ysr ssei le. dry, n bl honey hoes hops herring
n boxes hemp iron. hoop suj sheet leather rolls
ilu0r Tu1fise li, pipe Ir lad sheet; mahogany
boards ad tuk uTrrie s.ai unarnulht owners risk
pri hal nuts Hh1r-lS 10, cilclath; psinf5
in boxes and palm leaf pressed printers ink
barrels paper in b1ycs- Tsbo1rd rrhes dried prinngTa
per- pfuHes in ctsss pepper paper haHETs in boxes pickles
ass pis r!er raz loose rbter pFck.ng and hose
rLis. app SACKS h--, sUvg5 5.aes, soap,
spice starch iitry s=rline Ca boxes sheep other skbs
in bales shot m tsEs, iH bass scale and scale leans blxe
tobacco in lI-s; tuc cn iu iN-s Ltrels yp-.
yrntern- boxed wool s7p willow bundles.
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TTyUON FOR SALE.

WTE are now Offering for sale the MANSON anu 4zyA
w Farm Of a. r. Montgomery, situated oh G5.s.lA
e: r. 5 4. Faa Es2g s2s '9ss 4s. ails; aSadssP GR IT.;
div 70 most highly improved property nov ouef-
for anywhere in the vicinity Of NashVllie. -
Il contains altogether about 260 acres, oneuhfa NeoL
balance under fGnCe-n cultivation. We deem II
speaE for its.L y J. l. 6R W. BROWN,
auga-dtf Real Estate Agents.
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THE PENNNHLVANiA
CENTRAL RAIL ROAD.
HE THIS ROAD ccyNTRT
THREE THROUGH
PASS GER TRAINS

> =
BETWEEN PITrsBURG AND PHILADELPHIA,
tONNECrING direct in the Unon Depot, Pitsburg with
NrE York ostol ailor- and wssl1rtoa City jim. fur
1shin- fctr the transportation Passengers
Ssssd for speed and comfort BY any otherroute.
Express and Fast Lines run through to Philadelphia without
Ei1ge Of cars sr COP iuctors
oking Cars are at ced to each train Woodruh's Steering
-TtO ENTress aud Fast Trains. The Express IEUnS
,iIy, Mail aud Fa, Line sundays excepted Three Daily
Pans direct % Nrv York. Express and Fast Line
At;tior Baltimore and Washington.
AXpres Trains leave Psaurg A. NJ, Phiadelphia
or Baltimore > 2. n, New York l: 30 -. N.
ha Tam leaves shurg 4. NJ, arriving Philadelphia Il
?. ii New York 80 A. ".
sst Line leaves Psugs \. NJ, arrives at Philadelphia
Baltimore at s3O A. NJ, New York 230 =. N.
Six Daily Trains between Philadelphia and New York. Two
SEy Trains between New York and Boston. Through Tickets
sliltAil are good on either Oh The above trains
Boat Tickets TO Boston JuOi VA Norwich Fall Kyer
Trksts Eastward may he obtained a. auy important
Aaroad Offices in the West also board ofany Of m regular
Line Of Steamers Mississippi Rivers and Ticacts
Westward al The oes Of le Company in Boston, Nr8 lork
Fare always az low ls by any other IEOuIe.
dSK FOR TICKETS By PT.TSBERG.
The completion the Western connection the Penuy lyana
Railroad to Chicago makes This me
DIRECT EENE BEFWEENT TIE EAST AND
THE GREAT NOHNH-
The connecting tracks 10y the ia.lroad Bridge pburg,
Tag VI advantages nNly appreciated ny Shippers Of
freight, and the travelling public.
ship hy route.
Tor Freight Contraetons or Shipping Directors apply to or
d. a. STEW ART. Pttsburgi
Doyle Co.. steuen 'le Pierce L c. I:ueyile o.
Cropper Portsmouth, o. Paddock & Co, JclersonEie, lud
H. ITiiIi.r vgm I ,,,r .nisiiIs Kl.N NJ G+,j' a "a
Cairo, IN Sass, 81 Louis, No. chm iiarIs Nrshylc'
Tenn Harris Hunt, Memphis, Tenn Clarke Co.. Chicago,
III v II Euou.z, Alton, H. Murphy VALE. dubuque,
West
The Greatest Facilities Offered for thC Pro-
tecuon aud speedy transportation OF
LINE STOCK,
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IseIiabIe as well rs Desir9bIe.
Whe Ade.as ExpFess COInpany.
Ia sI;sSi s;;sS;5
SPECIAL NOTICE

SPECIAL NOTICE.
TTyUF Adams Express Company beg leave announce their
f5 tle pablic ofNSshyie that they have copc lud-
-s-s1eDts with the louisville and Nashville Rail Read
CopaEy under which they will extend the operations OF their
- ~ Ijnp al that Road commencing August lst,
an m completion Of the Nashville end Of the road to Bowling
Green about l0th of August IoSS messengers will run
through between Nashville and LOUISVILLE
Ao' Ia''.o1'1'S - A, K. HOLT,
.r-s AZ, M % Market Street, Nashville, Tenn.
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AHv.ls aN ale au beer wood, brreis. veil
packet boxes rssks; haria. bones boiler tues
u and Inils; carriage springs.
eIer birrets hogis; eo-ey hogsheas;
an ehcey copper ald casks. crHccs Chains,
dye Wuois, epson s1lts irrss
in 0ri,i TIcEei hriwsre heels ard hoTcs hides, green,
FerTnss in hooks and hrges -on safes, railing
shutters feUci1ss. junk. lard i1 ra,d
lrtd casks pi5s lightning rods in bundles lime in
ma ler jn horeds, mistrue5 faiseii i; mineral
Va ard blTrcls; halls -
cIt1s IN she'll owners nsk oil hozsneats and barrels
paints, dy uf IN OIL gork rres rubber springs
ard casks, rubber betting salatus hexes; sDer, shot ia
- y tin plate hoxs d; tolarco mauusag lrrf
t1-reis boNes ene
m MI m. In ur.L- N L--r-a
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zEEsw =.
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Second Class, ninety fre undrsd pom = 3
Third Class segentydve cents per hundred pounds;
FOurtl Glass; ffy six cents per hundred pounds.
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GINS SEEDS.

WMTE haze full supply Of Glover, Timothy Herds Grass
w Bas Grass Orchard Grass SEEDS a. &c Lowest pces
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-11
RAILROAD WORK.

Depot ami Round house Fronts Switches Switch Stands;
Roofs and Girders Tank Valves;
Turn Tables Frogs SlidingCar Castings and Loe6motv
plates, head and heel blocks; repairs generally
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-11

Fare always ns low as by any other fEOute.
ASE FOR TYCEETS By PT.ySBURG.
The completion Of the Western connection renusy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-11
GREAT DEDUCTION

JOHN A. -AgB ut & co, Druggists.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-09
DHEV.,.I rss.nGTaE0 WITHOUT

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. articles at ten cents Per pair 90 the extra sized
tIse EngIb article which isrg" Ladies' hhd 50 much
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