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Bail 8oa0s.
FOR THE

kszz ~ SdiId-sssEeS - WEST AND SOUTH
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
lows: ' 0' ~ s W." ~ a. IVA
Leave Camden Station, Baltimore-Ma Except sunday
~ ~ A ~ Express daily at O5 p NJ for ALL PARTS Of
THE WEST SOUTHWEST AND NORTH WEST Both
trains go directly through
FOX VA 7 PASSENGERS
bet"eei baIaore and Piedmont the A. NJ train;
between Cumberland and Wheeling INV wing over for Cnm
6erand and heeling Accommodation Train and between
Grafton and Farkersburg take the NJ train from Bal
tnore. " - '1N-- Ia
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore NJ a16p NJ
and from Frederick at $50 A. NJ ~ n.y.
THE ELLICOTTS MILLS TRAIN leaves baltimore ot e IN
Gas NJ. - NV " NJ anu
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE South
Leave Baltimore at 20 and 745 A. NJ and Is and
NJ On Sundays at 421 A. " only. Leaves WASHINGTON far
Baltimore at 20 and $50 A NJ and 800 and r n On
Sundays 300 p NJ only. The second fourth train
only from Baltimore stop at way points The second and
fourth trains from Baltimore and Washington with
trains on the Annapolis Road.
For tickets of every kind information, &c, apply T.
ENGLAND Agent, at the Ticket Office, Camden station
W. p. SMITH,
Master of Transportation
l.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent. apIEtf
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
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Business Garas.

IgSE IG f HIGGINS. ,,,, VIM KENNEDY JENKINS.
AND i III E3SEEISS Sf Ekhl4s grALlks
mh2tf III CORNER PHATT AS6 CAEEES2 STREETS
HUGH BOLTON 4 CO..
ErHERA fyf d azhyi e fa3f ' E @
PITCH SPIRITS ruRF AEESsTTiRN2g!' vARSIsH' R0sIS'
w nSs GLASS AND P * HRSs AND AND O
RUSD SsE'' WILLS LIS ,nu HENRY NJ WILLIS
BUY AND SELL LANDS HOUSES & at'0SD s mhotf
G fSfsi I; SAd.S ZOE, BENJAMIN R. r0E'
DEALERS n s caSfSE F f Jerome Easeo
nrtf AND FINE FAMILY eRoc aESfs; ll0uoNS'
Ieil,9 No IS BALTIMORE STREET, Bait.
% REAL ESTATE BROKER,
fsfsrf5 esa2P 5Es Rn& n purchase and :1s
II. & J. S. HOGG,
q. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS,
Al work entrusted to them will receive their particular at
Jobbng attended to with punctuality ja1-tf
MACDoNALD & DUGDALE, GEO D''DAlE
All gs ss eShS ssa
$50 Con. MCELDERRYS WHARF AND PRATT ST
dit BALTIMORE.
n CASSARD & son,
W. PORK PACKERS, HAM CURERS,
AND DEALERS
PROVISIONS GENERALLY,
o.. NOS 4OT AND 4O9 " EST BALTIMORE STREET,
n3u Baltimore
I LYLE CLARKE Il CO.,
q. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
FOR THE
VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
No. ll9 W. LOMBARD ST.
n3u Baltimore.
TT w. DUNCAN,
TEAS, WINES AND GROCERIES,
g. E CORNER fAYETTE AND PINE
John H. O'DONOVAN, JR,
81 Manufacturer and Dealer in every variety of
FoRElGN AND DOMESTIC WINES AND LIQUORS,
AND AGENT SALE
OLD RYE WHISKEYS,
au2s-f 80 Cheapside Baltimore.
T A DUSHANE,
e.. COMMISSION PAPER DEALER,
NO. 40 SOUTH CHARLES ST,
near Lombard,
au2l-tf BALTIMORE, MD.
TOHN W. HOGG,
y ARCHITECT AND PRACTICAL. SUPERINTENDENT
FOR PUBLIC AND PRIV4TE BUILDINGS,
Office 2, Cup stars) No IL South street,
(NEAR TIE SUN BUILDING0
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Attornsps.

HENRY P. BROOKS,
IL - ATTORNEY AT LAW,
HAS REMOVED to No. NORTH CALVERT STREET, oppo
site Barnum's City Hotel. mk25-tf
SPRAGUE & ROOT,
~ ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
OFFICE, No. BANK OF BALTIMORE BUILDINGS
Practise in all the Courts of Baltimore city mhI7 I'm
A TTORNEYS AT LAW.
IA ANDREW STERETT RIDGELY
Office No Al ST PAUL STREET Baltimore city,
RICHARD GRASON,
(late States Attorney, Cecil county,
Office TowsONTowN, Baltimore county,
Practice in the Courts of Baltimore city, and Baltimore
and Howard counties. fe23.tf
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN sTEAMp
Commission SNlfrtbants.

! HALL Il LONEY,
IL SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MER CHANTS
No 50 BUCHANAN'S WHARF,
c;,,o .;, .... BALTIMORE,
ses Cotton Coffee Rice Fish, Provisions Flour Grain &c
also fill orders for ''
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Ne. Light street wharf Baltimore
~ W. DAL2ELL,A Agent,
aPlo-I Pier I, North River, \. Y.
ST BALTIMORE AND PHILADEI-
Es.sz.zs---lEP HIA STEAMBOAT CnMRANN

rsS-ss1az=zasPHIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY,
VIA CANAL,
For the transportation Merchandise Produce Paclages
Horses Carriages Furniture and Goods all sorts between
Philadelphia and Baltimore. $3.50
FOR PHlLADELPHlA-One o. the Companv's Steam.
boats leaves No Light street wharf daily at O'Clock ar.
irving in Philadelphia at o'clock the next morning In am
pie time for the New York Trains " $500
FROM PHIIADELPIIlA-Icay daily at o'cloc. fro,n
No 10 South wharvcs ' 1900
Goods forwarded Immediately with care-free of all charge
Tor commission. j. ALEX. SHRIV Err Agent,
No. Light street wharf, Baltimore.
.e - A GRON ES, Jr., Agent,
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NJ "a VIrE nv
JOSEPH CARSON & CO.,
- WESTERN PRODUCE
GENERAL COMMISSION MER CHANTS.
Nos. AZ and 45 LIGHT STREET,
,., Baltimore.
llTeraI advances made on conSignmentS
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StRambnats.

Il FOR PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA.
THROUGH FROM WHARF TO WHARF
ne CORPORATION of the city Of Petersburg having eepened
tc water IN the AppomattOX river James river to the
wharf at Peersburg the Powhatan Steamboat Company
burg, at greatly reduced rates 80 0'''
The steamer POCAHONTAS, Captain Thomas Travers is
now receiving and will leave her first trim on
NESDlI AFTERNOON next, at 4 o'clock
For freight apply to
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II FOR HAVANA.
- The fine Baltimore brig "HANNAH,'i is now load
ing Havana and will be dispatched the 2ls instant
MORRILL, & RANDALL,
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TNHOMAS f. ROCHE,
Nou MARSHALL BGILbiNG, LAW
Will practice in the Courts of Baltimore cy and the ad
joining counties Prompt attention given all business
trusted to HIM fcl6m
A RTHUR L. ROGERS,
IA ATTORNEY AT Law,
LEESBURG,
LoUDoUN COUNTY,
Attends PROMPTLY to the collection of claims
racces in the Courts of LoUDoUN, FARQUIER, and the
adjacent counties
Messrs. Hamilton Easter a Co,
Messrs. J, Edward Bird & Bro, por;
Messs. Fisher, Boyd Bro, fpa'tlnaofe'
Messrs. Carey, Howe Il Co.,
Gem Conn A. I"IR@ Rogers, ESD LOudoun Va, aa1sm-
EDWARD ". BELT,
VII Ero%gtly attend all business in the courts Of
the Court of Appeals. au9-tf
CHARLES E. PHELPS,
No Law 81 Bt HkT & AT LA"'
Continues to practice in the Courts of BALTIMORE CITY
and HOWARD COUNTY. fe22-tf
w. J. WATERMAN,
50 WEST FAYETTE STREET
Gy-IN ALL BUSINESS PRoMPT. s2-tf
IT FRISBY HENDERSON,
L. ATTORNEY Law,
COMMISSIONER FOR PENNSYLVANIA,
.. No q CoUNsELLoRs' HALL
fe22f Lexington street
w C. N. CARR,
w. 81 ST. PAUL STREET,
sAMG EGftn s. Of d h4skkiFRst0n' Bait
T0Ws0 &TTok,N ss4YEE 1AT1nA S&0USTr'
Particular attention given to business in the Circuit
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SHAKP, CARK 4 Gu,
- WESTERN PRODUCE,
GENERAL. COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No 50 SouTH HOWARD STREET
Liberal advances made consignments our friends
London and Liverpool ~ d9t
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20, J. BRANDT, Jr., Agent,
aplo5t 5 Light street wharf

tI-n=5iiz=t9 W. IOIh AMI DALllMOhE
e<---T-zzz;G---s11 TRANSPORTATION LINE,
lNLAND-Ihr0ugh the Delaware and Raiitan, and
>, Chesapeake and Delaware Canals,
For the conveyance Of Merchandise, Produce Packages
low rates. - " 0-' " Wy
Through between New York and Baltimore without
t!anShpmen IN IS hours, in Iron Steamers, with water
tight compartments $3.50 '
FOX NEW YOkk-A Steamboat leaves Baltimore four
times per week from No Light street wharf
From NEW YORK-Steamboat leaves In like manner
No. l. ~ '~' A'eA
Goods destined for places beyond Baltimore or New York
commission. " 's~7 ~"
Line. ~ '0Pe''e-
The safety regularity and dispatch of this Line together
with the moderate rates charged, the nubic
rs desirable medium for conveying ever description Of
Freight j. A SFRIVER, agent,
Ne. 3 Light street wharf, Baltimore.
W. DAL2ELI, Agent,
iipr- Nprt}R f,.,r
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Wsrtbam0iif.

| ARD OlL.-25 bbls. pure Lard Oil, prime
IL article, in store and for sale by JOHN HENDERSON&
Cos corner Pratt and Commerce streets apl4-tf
M ACkEREL.-40O bbs and 300 half bbls.
large No Mackere landing and for sale by W D.
SHURTZ 4 co, No IL Commerce street a1lo.tf
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E.SITs OFFICE OF MONUMENTAL
me Compas boats having been put in complete running
oueF are now prepared to execute every description
and harbor towing at the shortest notice
lie Company Boats as follows:
Steamer TIGRESS, Captain Luke League
IT., Steamer LlONESS, Captain A. III. League
me commanders are experienced masters and every guar
ae gwen for the safety Of vessels in their charge
rates OF towage will be made reasonable For further infor
mat on apply to the Captains board, the agent,
jalSf 10 s. Y pr9tt 'strao+
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4ess gs.;.:
EAAL7-MK--YrsE-5r-e- s.---s SsHfs- xs-t-sz-

On and after MONDAY, April sth 1852 the trains over
the Road will follows, viz:
- 1870 FOR THE VEST
ls The Mail Train leaves daily Sunday excepted) at
with the Mail Train for
PITTSBURG AND TIE WEST.
Arriving in Ptsburg u A. NJ and Chicago at s4OP
Cincinnati at 10 P. VI. " ' ~
ID The Cincinnati and Chicago Express leaves daily at
arriving at harrisburg at l040 P NJ, and Pittsburg at
" r NJ and Chicago at Is A. NJ; Cleveland Gl5 P
NJ; Columbus at 10 +. NJ; Cincinnati at 8 A. NJ
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w. H. CHAxXADS a. cos
ATENT
Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOFING.

THE undersigned purchased the State Right for
i Tennessee of the above patent about one year
ago and has since Introduced II extensively in various
portions OF the State asks the attention OF bnild
ers and the public generally TO examine its superior
ity over other modes of Roofing.
The material forms hard. and smooth surface. IL
IS impervious 10 water elastic and flexible; viii
perfectly resist any ordinary exposure to hre Il Is
cheaper than any roof of the old style and am sure
will give better satisfaction as toits durability there
is question is the best thing ever invented for
painting of old Iesky tin roofs
sS- The Cement will be furnished to those at dis
lance with directions for using
aS- COUNTY RIGHTS FOR SALE
H1- Orders sent 10 the undersigned, through the
Post ofiice will be promptly attended TO
o. would respectfully refer 10 the Following gentle
men for whom have covered buildings with the &c
ment, and many others whose names are not here
mentioned
ARCHITECTS MASTER MECHANICS OF NASHVILLE
Mai A. HERMAN, f.r
Messrs HUGHES & SMITH,
- COLEMAN SPAIN.
WA. SrOCkELL,
Mr.. IL. N. AkEtOYD,
WARREN 4 MOORE
HoUGB & MCCULLOUGH,
Col II IL / 2NDERsox, S m Co.,
Rev. q ID. ELLIOTT,
D. r. wILklN,
"a r. J. MEIGs,
ENocH ENSiEY. ~ Lt -
SLAUGHTER HEREFORD,
W. B. shAPARD,
J y. WILLARD.
A. V :. IISDStEY,
Gen WASH. BARRON,
W. II. GORDON co
JAS IL. kESDRtCK,
Rector r. q. SMITH. Columbia
Mai. A J. DONEiISOS, Davidson county
Col. A. J. POLK, Maury county
a. The Nashville 3 Chattanooga Railroad ccmpa
ny adopted this Cement for fhs covering Of their
cars ana other work.
sna- Certneates and testimonials from Cincinnati
and elsewhere where the Cement has been IN genera
MS for, several years, can oe exhibHsd-f
The nndefsigned has been engaged N various modes
Of Cement roofing for many years and naftcrs himseL
that he has gained some experience and knowledge
during that time
have made arrangements 90 receive superior
imported article OF Roofing felt froa EpzIsroS Bro
saszs View YORK.
Samples OF Roofing 10 be seen At oalce.
}. 7. SAIHCRST,
once No. Is Deaderick street,
rsayI5-sm sAsHsfLaE. Tzsx.
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aaMi5fellaueous.
FREE-SOIL PROPERTY
sssAs For Sale. - SIS

On AcLeuaore, beftrea Church and Broad streets.
I AN Offering Tor sale privately, that vaH- o.
Z Il able HOUSE AND LOT, situated an McLe- 10
more street, between Church and Broad sts 8zfD
fronting AcIemore 60 feet running back leo feet
TO an-aiey- The improvements cor sst % two store
brick, Containing rooms in the main building, by
sides kitchen, servants roans, stable &C. There is
also fine well Of never failing water, besides other
convenience, which makes il all together desirable
place. Independent of its being free frtm taxation
and central TO the businass portion OF the city and
with all the advantages Of beirg the corporation,
will recommend itself the favorable consideration
OF those wishing purchase. ff-e =
IL not sold privately before the 9Th OF DFCEM-
PER MKT, viii offer il at public sale, the prem
ises, az II O'Clock. For terms, &c, apply 10
Bov2o-f F. r. GI.ASCfCK, Agent.
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Lots i'm MeGayOck.

HAVE FIR sale privately, - lots in McGavock.
Il situated on jefferson, Madison, Fillmore Avenue,
Florence, Albert Avenue, HenGersh0tt and James
stree :, Which will sell at great bargai s. These
Lots among some Of the most beautiful in that adj
dtion, and To those Of small means, wanting cheap
homes, now is their chance For particulars call
E GI-ASCCCK,
L Age
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Desirable Property for Rent,

BELONGING ~ the heirs of PHnIP MALLORY, deco.
ID within minutes walk OF the Public Square.
large brick house Conveniently CONSTRUCTED itt
attached for garden, opposite IN. City Gene
terry, ChTry street For further particulars call at
Union stI eet, No. Is.
deciS-;I c. ". MALLORY.
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Gents Shoes AMI CATERS.

uF1N/S SnOeS af1 I &IafTeES.
y ENfLEsEN will hnd good assortment of FINE
SHOES, and CATERS, of Il very best quality
Id at low prices, at the Store OF
JOHN RAMAGE
iy "a tt AZ College Street.
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Thick and Double Sole BrOgans.
A LARGE assortment Of HikGSsANS of the very
IN best manufacture
And of Double Soled and Thick Kip Boots;
Just received and offered low prices for cash by
JOHN RAMAGE,
octls ~ College Street.
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Shelten's Marble Works!

Church street, door TO Corneliuss Cabnet-shop
Nashville, Tenn.
rINHE undersigned would inform ms friends 0~gn
and the public generally that he viii con klADJ
tinue The MARBLE BUSINESS an tins city at Ny-ssg
his shop next door u Corneiius's Cfhne.- III "
shop, on Church Street, ana calls attention 20
the stock of -
Marble Monuments. Tombs, etc.
Ehich tie has exhibition ana for Sale, embracing
great variety, finished IN the most superb manner
lie - prepared manufacture the shortest notice,
Marble VI antels; aud every description Il
Marble DIRK, al the unest American and ItAl
Marble. Hls work viii, as heretofore, be war
ranteti, and his prices to suit the times.
iane-u NJ T. SHELTON
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HOME JOURNAL FOR 1859.
New Series---Ntw tfractiOnS--New Writers.
MORRIS AND WILLIS. EDITORS.

A NEW SERIES Of this widely -circul ted VANITY
~ NEWSPAPER, Will be commenced on The FIRST day If
January nex'-printed on nue raVcr and clear type.
With the January number VIII begin the publication
of a SERIES OF BFAVTIFTL
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e u = Il -
WE are now receiving one OF the largest and most
w desirable stocks OF Groceries ever offered % the
trade by any house N the city, to-wh:
81 hhds New Orleans 800 barrels Whisky, ali
sugar; bran =.
l5e bags New Orleans q casks Imp'tei French
Coffee: Brandy;
70 bbIs Plantation Mo- Casks Holland Gin;
laSses: $50 boxes Family soap;
as half bbis Plantation 100 Fresh Haisins;
Mulasses; 100 = - d.;
465 boxes star Candles; rs a - do;
le0a kegs assorted Nails; $50 boxes Fresh Cove oys
so box Taliow andl =; ters.
~ bbs Crushed sugar: lies Ks Fine salt;
rs box w X. Cheese go Coarse do;
IS r. n. do;
3,5O0ou0 Cigars all brands;
IFS ooxes Chewing Tobacco all grades.
With many other articles numerous meht'B, all
Of of which will sell unusually low prices 10
cash dealers
dec2O-u FISHER WIRELESS X 90.
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Fresh Arrivals.

Fresh ArrlEaISs
I'VE are just in receipt OF "A very large and com
w plete sto'k Of Groceries, consisting in part Of
the following articles
200 hhds Sugar all grades; 20 do Walkers Ale:
700 bgs CoHce, extra fine; so do qt AMI pt Porter;
IS do Old Java do; so do MacEerel;
100 bbls MOlaSscs; lo0kgs do;
100 q bbls do; ZOO DO Nails;
100 kgs Golden Syrup; 800 bNs Star Candles:
100 y bbls Chinese Cane 200 do w x f Cheese:
syrup; 100 do Proctor X Gamble
so bbis Clover Seed: 100 dog Ws-hbris; [SOap;
500 do Whisky, va brands; 100 do Brooms
Together with Oranges Lemons n ii sins Nuts, Figs
Matches aud every thing else usually kept In Whole
sale Grocery Ho ise, 10 which would invite the at
teution Of purchasers. :. A. q. NOEL. * co.
decls-u
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Beautiful Building Lots.

Iut, frol irg 20 feet North Cherry street, adj
joining the residence of Mr. 1bemas RuIge and run
HiDg half way hack 10 Summer street, which will
sell upon credit of one, two, three, four and FIVE
years This lot is situated in desirable and thriv-
ing portion OF the city and Tor ne residences is
surpassed. We will divide TO suit purchasers. For
terms, &c, apply to dr
dee1a-tf' = 49, = r CT AScoCE Agen,
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Change Of Schedule.
sisSsiisiE Si5-S = lsis7;ST -GE=sS
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
Ess- DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS -sN
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.

ON and after SUNDAY, July nth, 1858, the Pas
" senGer Train Will run : follows
Leave Nashville daily at \. NJ. and 2:30 =. VI.
Arriving AT Chattanooga at 2:,O 7. NJ and :35 A. NJ.
Leave Chattanooga at A. VI. and 9 = NJ.
Arriving at Nashville at : 80 a. NJ. aud 40 A. NJ.
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open hour before the starting Of each Tram, which
allows ample time for the purchase of Tickets. il is
open at no other time during the day Passengers
for the Eastern cities leave an the 5 A. N. Train
which connects throughout with Trains the other
roads. Time To Richmond - hours: Washington two
days; Philadelphia two and half, and New York
three days This u the cheapest and best route from
Nashville To the East.
New Orleans passengers leave on the 2;30 =. VI.
Train arriving at Memphis IN time 10 connect for New
Orleans, ON the evening OF the next day, and go
tn Ough with boats without detention at Memphis.
Those far McAinnvic, Sparta, and Berrshcba Springs,
leave Nashville ON the $50 r. NJ. Train. which con-
meets directly al rullihoma with the Train for McMun-
vile. Persons leaving McNlnnVlIe IN the morning
arrive nj Nashville at $40 =. 81.
At Nashville, there are boats which leave daily for
Smthland, and connect with boats Tor different places
the Ohio ana Mississippi rivers: also, daily line Of
stages for Louisville, leaving every morning the
arrival Of The night express
BY this change 81 Schedule the Train from Mem
phls connects direct At Stevenson with up and
down day Trains, causing no delay To Nashville and
Eastern Passengers. and tour Is gained over thu
former - LedUe ia going to Memphis from Nashville
C.i.. ANIiERSON,
If General Ticket Agent
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For NCnI.

TNHE house Of Mrs. s v H. STOUT, on Front street,
L second door from the corner Of Bridge and
the square, and row occupied by Mr. JONES a
boarding. house. The front is suitable as a business
stand, the upper part family residence. There
will be rented together for the year. Posses
sion given LIST Of January next. Enquire of
nOV20-tf F. X. GLASCOCk, Agent.
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MIsfrl.aurou5.
To Exchange or Sale.

To Exchange or Sale.
A LIKELY Negro Norman, IS years Old, and Der
"A i've children the Oldest boy II, the next girl
iOand down 10 infant, viii be sold or
changed for other Negroes living In The
country aud that wants them Ior their own use aud
uot for speculation Apply to
augll-tf WILL. /. BOYD.
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THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH.
Also II copy OF the beautiful
COsnnO Art Journal,
n New Arrangement.
HE +" sou T H"
AND
" IT He ST A T E S ,
To be Consolidated.

4 y arrangement has boon concluded between
~ A. PKYoR, editor of the Richmond SoCTH, and the
proprietor nf this paper, fnE STATES, by Which the
SouTH aud the STATES d be consolidated into one
PAPER 10 be published IA this cty, IN enlarged
FORM ANA 10 be under the editorial control OF Mr..
PRYOR.
TAs paper siII be The organ az no person % ciiqae,
bsi dsrtoi b tAs gerral faterests II As Democratic
party, aoorGRes ssa Ae prtnespies u Sdke EtgAr
DcsocTdcy.
Ma Pryor will undertake the editorial control OF
the paper between the 10th OF this month and the lat
Of December.
Il will be continued under the OF a. THE
STAIRS % and published on the following terms:
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EOr Safe.

A HOUSE AND LOT in West Nashville fronting
IA 100 feet on Demumbrane street, running back
$50 feet with AcNairy twelve feet alley:
mas a comfortable frame House with five rooms 4 is
tern, Stable and other out houses.
For terms apply to ANDREW EWING, E R. GLAscocK
or JNo. w. PENNINGTON. decs-u
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Original Comic Stories,

which smack aud relish of the ssit, humor raciness
brilliancy, and sparkle Of the times.
As heretofore, no labor expense will DO spared
To maintain the high reputation IT the Home Journal
which is everywhere both al home aud abroad. sc-
knowledged 60 be the must refined an elegant roper
tory Of Literature and the Arts this side OF the
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GRAIN. There was coed demand for Corn,
with sales Of about 500 sacks including 1000 Ordi-
nary Mixed at &c., Al White at SIC, $500 White
in store at soe, 800 Choice White at 92ac, and 1900
sacks, in lots, at s5c99o y busbeI. OF Oats 900
sacks Ohio sold at 7sc, and 1000 Northern, in two
lots, at 78c bushe. The sales Of Bran included
100 sacks at 81 123Ef b.
PROVISIONS. H.. Pork was dull and dropping, with
only retail transactions, at sls@1s Is y Dbl In
Bacon nothing Of any moment was done or Lard
200 tierces Prime sold at 1l4c, and on Friday l54
No. !, in two lots, at l03c. y b.
GussY BAGS. We noticed sale Of so bales
Heavy at 1o4c.
COFFEE. Sales Of 900 bags, including 1917 al
lie, 500 at l1tc.@114, and 213 at liz U b.
WHISKY. We heard Of no transactions of any
consequence.
fREIdHrs- Cotton was shipping for Liverpool
TO fill up, at 7lGd1l5-32d. in British and American
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