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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-15

"EIsHNG BANKS, AHOYm-The oommo.
aoes safe snd fast sesrstssner CRoToN Capt K 8
HOrFhIRE, assisted BY Capt. NATHAN ANDERSON,
her regular ps 70 the Fishing banks Every DAY dan,
the season leaving James alp r. at 1880 mr. Brooms 1
b. sns CotilOn Band on board also Reeshnens Bal,
ssordng 6ns sail ssd vew Of the Bay, ands sni Toru
6cstjona
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Recent Tests of the Fire and Burglar Proof
Qualities OF
LILIES SAFES.

BrvsHAMPr0s, n 7, Nov o. 1859.
LEwIs LILLE EsQ-Dsar sir On the night o. the 2Vth OF
October last my Tannery Buildings and ONCE Ia this place were
entirely consumed by FIRE, and In my opinion your NO CHILLED
Iron SAFES thoroughly tested The IRE vas intense and pro-
safe being exposed long time took its iul share, and
sool hot. From sensations In circulars since
bought and By those having other ses had but slight conf
dence that yours would be protection against such eDosure
Won nav therefore Judge nay surprise and ratification
unoekng the Safe which readily done 10 find my books
and papers injured BY the fire and and the bookcase not the
least crs while Safe th very slight repairs
Of psnt viii be good NEST cheeriuly
confidently reconmend your Safe to person wishing to buy
Respectfully, N. ID. WEED.
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- ~ RARREIs strictly choice NeshannoIh Potaoes-pur
. chased expressly for seed 70 arrive steamer Leblanc
~ az Tor Mo IN MlZELL, HOOPER & CO.
r-F1- Nos 6 and 6 Market street
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Charleston and Savannah
FREIGHT LINES.

RATES REDUCED AND SPEED INCREASED
NPREss Freight Trains onaU the On and after the
h a4th December, 1859, through rates York 70
Nashville:
Wrist Class per 100 his 81 g. Third Class per 100 lbs 81 l6
Sud Glass, do I IS Fourth Class, 50
9qts Cans and BOnnets, 95
~ from Savannah and Charleston Nashville, three,
and half and four days
Tine ron New York and Philadelphia and half, eight
and nine days.
Intervening Ssbaths the abave variations tine,
srqirbt trains are run Sunday over three lines
NJ srtrns BY ice Overcharyes and damages
con, ssges occurring sea- promptly adjusted BY the Nash
". i ana 15 y :, lA''Al' sSr W ANDERSON
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8 "A ~ E -
LOCKS md Vault DOORs.

WITHOUT KEY OR KEY-HoLE
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STAR ANDADAmANTINE CANDLES,

THyHE attention OF the public invited to the fact that
Of aud Adymantine Candles offered for sale,
Deficient i'm Weight,
that what sCH for pound actually weighs but Il Is
ounces and packages marked 40 lbs a short two three and
even FIVE pounds 70 the box.
Many Candles that really to the pound are branded
and making difference against the Of
i've pounds the The variation usually made in the
is pIoporoned this difference, the following statement
shows
Box OF seveus contains 247 Candles and sold for IS lbs,
which is the aCtusl weight.
Box Of a Cz Short Wsght SXeJ, contains only 2AO
Candles the sevens, and is sold tor 4Olbs
Surprising price Of the former to he % and the latter
Is cents will difference OF twenty in price, and
seven Candles In per box in favor Of the full weight
retailers and consumers and this will be increased five
cents per box for every advance in price.
The subscribers always made thes Candles full sixteen
ounces pound, and rked packages at the real weight
which may be by testing them As their experience
ia business enables them to orer article equal ia quality
any they solicit the patronage Of purchasers who
10 study interest sAd, the time,
courage correct dealing. PEoCTEh L GAMBLE
fehl7-l&w3m Cincinnati.
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TAUNTON, Mass Jan 6, 1860
The 9Th September LAST purchased ef Mr. Haskell
ofLiIiiess Fire and Burglar Proof Wrought
and Chilled Iron safes. On the 9th November,
Store which Of wood $50 feet deep, With most pitts
consumed BY e twelve other buildings being burned
the time The Safe exposed great heat
ould have been in location In the burning building, and
when cooled OF and Ope ed, neither the bookcase nor
the Books were charred in the least
We have sent The Safe you requested to Agent in
New York for exhibition and will select for from
stock in Boston, when new store Is done.
WASHBURN & SON
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Savannah stake, for january 1862
1T proposed to rua over he Ten Brock Course FIST
day o. the regular meeting in January, 1862 sFsepstake
with and flies, dropp IN 1885, mile heats; $500 sub
ScTipton. S20 forfeit $50 declaration, made the first day
Of May, 1861 with S50n piece Of plate added by the yannh
Club. provided tsO start The second horse 20 s
sake6fee subscribers 70 al the saketo name and
close the 6rstsy Of May, 1850. Subscription and declaration
10 be the Secretary Of the Savannah Jockey Club AID
the Stake TO he run by The rules Of the Club.
Security for the forfeit required when The subscription is made
g.YATEE LEVY, Secretary.
nh "a
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ENpWENN EREIGIT

~ 2E Nashville snd Chattanooga Railroad Company, in con
ne'on With the Roads fellow, running an Expres,
Freight from Charleston Nashville 81
slower speed, but with ms game certainty their passeng e
trains n 10 delay to lreighs by this route
i.rE6-tf NeHr y W COLE, sun't.
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sAvANNAHJOcKEY cLuR.

FFNlE Annual Meeting over Tie Zen Brock Course win CON
mence thsssond Tuesday in Janusys 1851, AID continue
throuqhouttle week
EH0GRAMME.
FIRST DkTTEesaayColt Stakes for three year olds, mt
heatsonc hundre and fifty $3.50 dollars euiruchy $50
collars ior q Fch le cluh VIII aii one hunde1 $780,
II the raee Is run Ii. = Te close lst Nay 1850
SAM D4Ydoeey Club Purse 5000 two hundred dollars
mile heats
SECOND raTW ednesdayol Stake Ter two ods, mile
hea-tEo hundred $500 dollars eEtancey tSll dollars
forfeit. I'D 77To close list May, eco
SAM DAlJockey Club Pure three hundred (s30Q dollars
two mile heas.
TRD ThursdayJoskey Club Purse hvehundredtt5oO
iollars-3 mile heats
nile heats-3 Ia s.
FOURTH FridsyColt take for year odas male heats
three hundred ls50 dollars enraneeone hundred tig9 dol
lars forfeit Which the Club via sd three huncred 5l dol
lars II the race isrun II 7'To close lst May, $780,
DkE-Handear race mile heetsp1rse icur hundred
(efn0l dollars. Second horse to ave bis entrance-
FuTH DAY-ssiurdaypos stake, mile heais-free for all
sgetWo hundred (g900 dollars entrance, play pay;
Wh the Club wiz add twelve hundred (el,20 dollars, II
start second horse his entrance Five
I'll the stake II To close the LIST May 1850.
Entries 10 De made 70
s. YATES LEVY, sec'y and Treas'r.
Savannah, February 9th, 1850.
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III A a.
Al BALES hay, Just received consignment, and fer
H. sale hy fmarIsI D. DICKET.
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NUMBER 81.
Great Fire al DanviIie. ny. !


DASvIzIE, Ky, March g. lslo
MEssEs. ". B. Do5Ds & Co.. CINCINNATI
GESTs-Ths safe purchased from yo1 time since uis
severely tested By the recent disastrous fire in this Pce, and We
happy 70 it stood the test equal the representations
made when purchased Our store room, which Tie
safe stood, totally destroyed by the FIRE srdthe safe e n9
the cellar and eove BY the burning ruins upon get
ting and opening found every papzr safe Of
them seorehed defaeed any wy We take psaruTe in
BEARING testimony TO the excellent quality Of The safes
ufsct1Tei at you establishment. Yours,
Isirned1 T. J. sUINDELBOWER.
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Z NSToRF and for sale, small Shipment OF celebrated
\ Fresh Peaches n Gals, by
MlHELL, HOOPER & co.
VeF1g Nos { and Market street.
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EWING, McCRORE d CO.,
Wholesale GrOcers,
FORTT4RDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Cor. Market and Church streets,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
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FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.
TVyHE regular packet JOHN IAULT, J. H. ~ =
PrNrE. Master and c. T. REEnER, Clerk, have lhessS
deternine3 trips from this port a
louisville, commencing Wednesday lle -
inst regular leaving port other Wednesday
untillow water.
This connects with r. O. R. at LouisVle loI
Pakebug, ALEC Cincinnati s steamers, and IN low wafer
wild not detGin freight hut forward irames lately
por freight or passage spPly on board or to q,
feu2 ON n IL HAkklsON, Az
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Forty-eight Hours in the fire.
B.ssvrlrz, KY. lareL 9, Isso.

DassvlLlE, KY, Mlr1L- 9, I5Go
BEssRs. VS.. i. DoBDs & Co.. CINCINNATI
6Elz4Es-4t the time Of the Ere which occurred n cur
town en- Febua, had Of your safes In our business
house, containing valuable paper bank notes, Sc The fire &C
CURED on afternoon OF The eli and ala
safe from the burning ruin m the afternoon Of the gan, c0u
queny buried in the barnqg mbss for about forty
eight hours the CELLAR directly below where the safe stood
there coBsidsrale lot Of ard and several casks Of
assss and tbs safe tell into iof u slsc Cd 20 a
powerful heat When remozsi the rubbish from the safe s
ALMOST IsE D-ROE, with large bed ofburniug Goals
all around R Upon Pring up discovered that IN The IAN ona
hinges been bren that the corner Of one o. The
doors Dropped OUT thereby a5rga good deal Of heat % psne
raieas the inside DOORS Bat the lle fs with DE
door down. was in some protested We deem das
you to state further outside doors we're no locked IL
they had the door could not have ALLEN open, even though de
hinge was broken When We opsne the sI found the pa
pers bank notes, &C., ali secure
Very resi- ectfully yours,
rSigneil G. W. WEIGH & CO.
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA Il. II.
g. 81 - = TEE e

Double Daily Passenger Iran1, East ana est VII run as
follows
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at $40 NJ and Bpm
Arrive at Chattanooga P n AID ga
COMING WEST.
Dasve Chattanooga at g A NJ and P NJ.
Arrive at Nashville at g. 10 n and A NJ
LII rail connection shorestroue Boston, New York,
~ Philadelphia, Baltimore Washington City, RchmUn ,
Petersburg Lynchburg Knoxville Savannah, Charleston,
Montgomery, Menu his, New Orleans, &C.
Both Trains Stevenson with Trains Memphis
and Charleston Railroad and Chattanooga with Trains
East Tennessee and Georgia and Western and Atlantic Railroads.
Through TcEets may be had at any hour application
Ticket Agent Office Depot the following places and
at the fol owing prices viz:
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FIRE 40 HrHGIaRs.

We arc Agents for these spendd safes and invite The pub
lie to call aad see other certificates as in which
they rssirttb Attacks Of both
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o u Il T 4 A G.
Hoist. hostl our flag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold Scat high,
Unfold its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sky.
In war, let every stripe gotoTth,
Borne by the pStriCts hand
Proclaim Its beauty andits WORTH
O'ermoor and hill and strand.
II peace guard well the sacred boon,
Bequeathed by patriots blood,
For obi twas in f. edor1's cause,
Amid the battles hOCd.
Hoist, hoist Gag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold float high,
Unfurl its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western SKY.
Hoist, hoist, our Gag in Arts great reg-,
Let every star fOat higher
Up with the nations emblem
Above the tallest spire
Let Tennesseans every where
Let every State around,
Know where a type Of nature 3 uaGI
Where every type is found.
Above ATt GGlJerE,
Our country s standard wave,
And underneathits folds preside,
TIE beautiful-the brave
The child-tne parsnt-patriot--girt
The warrior without strife,
Rests here, in sweetestportraiturs
With every charm but life
Then raise our bannerto the sky
Let every star bear news,
That types at the Art Gallery,
Are made By @. @. HUGHES,
fshls-d&wtf Corner Of College and Union
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ATTEMPTA bold attempt the Safe
Of Messrs Lppncott Martins large provision dealers, 53
Tenth Avenue made Friday night January 90 by expert
thieves They applied the usual burglar TOOLS and had prepared
to blow the lock, but the safe, which Of Lilies
Chilled and Wrought Iron Powder Proof
Safes, resisted all attempts The burglars caught
in made Mr. Martp, they stated WaB all
make attempt Lilies Safe aid they had
just given up the job intending down to the Eighth Avenue
for old English cack5msn he could do anything for
them.'-A6G lOTE K1pTeSS.
Since the above copied in the KgpreSS, the principal
burglar old hand the business has confessed Of the
officers, tha he has tried three other occasions TO break inc
Lilies Safes and that he failed in each attempt Tbs scas
hnd them burglar pooof-,jdHudyy20, 1860.
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NEW BOOKS.
JUST RECEIVED By

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The Heiress: BY Mrs ANN 8. sTEsHESs.
A Life Struggle: By Miss PAED5E.
Lucy CrOFtOn: By the author OF Dsys Of M Life etc
Habits OF Good Society A haad book for ladies and
gentlemen.
footballs on the Boundary OF Another
World. By Z. D. Owls.
Debit and Credit: By CHEvlLHE BUNszS
wit and HumOE in Paragraph. PEESTtE
Whims and Waits. By THOMAS HooS.
The Rivals; or, THE TIMES OF BUER AND HAN
ILTON.
Eculahs By AUGUsTA J. Evans, fifteenth Edilion.
Woman, Ga FEHaEJ By n. J. EIcBEIEr.
ArchbOId5s Criminal Practice aud Plead
ing-NeW edition, with Watsraln's Notes Price, 2i2.
The Voyage Of the - FOU'5 in the Arctic
Seas narrative Of the discovery Of the fate Of Sir
Jon Franklin and his companions b. Captain M5Jntocr,
HIN, Ii D. with maps and illustrations. Price, $50.
Art RecreatIOns. Being aeomplee guide to ornamsnta
work. painting, drawing, etc, etc For sale BY
marlG JOHN YORK A CO.
Freight 10 New York and Philadelphia
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WOODSTOCK Vt, Feb "A, 1860.
LEWIS LILE ESQ, Troy Y-Dear sir: As you request
viii send Safe your gent Boston, for exhibition and
you may send another The sa In the FIRE about
hours The sufficient melt Of the solid brass knob
mot done any other hre and still the books
papers hundred and nifty dollars in bank bills,
injured in the least. Yours, truly,
MELLISH 4 FRENCH.
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8asBbiIlt dnian an0 9mnitar.
Daily s.; TTI-WeeIIIE $; weekly s..
TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE 4 SQUARE
IN TIE DAILY.

| RENEWABLE st iAnhhDh4
OLe Square, year, s3oEach additional Square, SO
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
fO1, viii be charged for tac excess.
IN THE TEBKLT.
oE DOLLAR Square for the first and FElr CENTS for eaen
subsequent Insertion.
Advertisements published in both the Daily Weekly will
be charged the full daily rases with half the weekly rates
added.
Taassns Advertisements sast Be paid Tor tie time Of
Insertion.
To COrresp
It viii great deal ofunnecesary trouble flour friends
in writing to will bear in mird the following rules
Always give the date Post Once, county, and State the body
Of your letter.
If wish the Paper changed from ece to another give
both Offices in full
II you Rrita other matters, separate
sheets Of paper or different leaves Of one sheet.
Letters and communications solicited upon all such facts
and subjects Of information interest the public
Anonymous communications Of whatever character viii receive
noattenton.
Correspondents should write only upon side Of the paper
We cannot undertake return rejected communications.
All business should be directed to Messrs J.
GRIFFITH CO., and not personally to either Of the Pro
prietOTs
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John BROWNE,
Merchant Taller,
Cor Dpadericg street and Public Square,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
rs receiving his Spring Summer Stock OF Goods suitable
tr wear very rich and fesTsble Styles Also
a rgs artuent OF Genemens Furnishing Goods. Crayats
shirt and underwear Of every description, which he invites his
r,a-3-I1 PSep JOHN BROWNE.
spring Fashions for 1850.
vyRANK LFsITE's Magazine land Gazette Of Fashion for
II March, just received by JOHN AOhh & CO'
marf-tf
IRLANK BOOKS,
All kinds For sale by JOHN 10 &C.
decg7
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NoT 81 SOLICITED.

The veneering en- the drawers a little warped the
lock works very veil, and when OH &c little think
is will be IS good Ny safe in the lower story
Of three story bgding with single roof IN adoia
ing rool with Only Djstsrsd partition drssor kept,
and Immediately opposite where safe setting there vas
considerable quantity paints oils tpeusne, cphue, ard
lquors The building was connected With TIE Patterson Hotel
on e side and vas wsin six Of the Court House the
other Win aargs pile Of wood between my ecsand the Court
House, and door entering into my ooe Immediately from The
wood There was also small frame building attached to the
rear OF the Drug store, with oils panl and liquors in , AID
glass leading into ny Office 'FRONT.' You viii see %
once the excessive heat created and about it. regard &c
fuy tested and have no esaaey in saying that ny papers
would have been preserved II had sft them in the safe.
number Of citizens have examined It since The IRE
and we're surprised condition, and Of tsm have
dered safes OF you, believing them
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These safes have never failed to preserve their contents, ami
are warranted to be
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Sit Lux et Tax Fust
COAL OIL LAM 6

a. o A l. - L 4 A w p 8.
VNT have ius received another supply Of Coal on Lans
~ among which vey handsome urttsros 20
Tors al fitted with The Collins b-rner, which is the last iror
ment an h nsuby superior to any other Lamp nov 10.
fore the public Tor softness and eaess tame freedom ff
smoke simplicity 10 construction, beauty and sIsncs Ia f1h
els1iness and economy One Lamp viii give he eht o. ur
candles ad does not cost a. muca rhs Oil have
ported TO burn in these lamps is clear, beautiful article free
from any offensive oror, leaves grease spot when spills pon
carpet or clothing and will not explode
RAINS, 3R0WT & co.
wholesale and retail Druggists No. % Psble square
uaarla-tf Nashville Tenn.
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THOMPSON & CO.,
50 College Street,

AVE i store complete stock o. Spring and Summer
OILS Wish Te are selling oH II very suall p-cdts.
New stJIa Gr4aaline Roles beautiful;
" Pine Apple 80
g. Igirdis
hne.
Alrse %, o. two aaasI oaadies ana tao aonueed Be-
reyes ? iesi than half price.
EmbroIdericD and LaCes.
H T.ss .; Sets in great variety, new style;
'ae,9et linen and Narcotics Collars;
Real Point EGuiIls Lace SETS;
De Angietaine Lace sets;
Applique Point
Maltese
g. Valencia
Thread b-augfal beautiful:
Applique
Val Lace Point, Point Applique Lace:
Lace embroidered Handkerchefsin great variety.
Our stock OF ace and Emhr01se full eompies
embracing the iargeststOck offered in Nashville
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Louisville and Nashville


Louisville and Nashville
RAILROAD.
1.-TWO through Express Passenger Trains between Nashville
and Louisville, making close connections at Louisville for
New York, Boston, Philadelphia Baltimore Washington City
Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cleveland, C0cnna St. Louis and the
o. and after SUNDAY, January ed 1890 trains will run as
First train leaves Nashville at 40 n daily oppipq Al Gal
latin, Bowling Green. Glasgow junction. an regular
when sgnaled by flag, and arrive at Louisville 20 N.
and arriving in Nashville at 6:G5 b.
Second train leaves Nashville daily Sundays ezreped)
leSV A. stoppnS as above and arriving in Louisville At
$40 p. D. Returning leaves Louisville at 40 A. IL and
arrive in Nashville at 5:36 P NJ.
Gals;in Accommodation Train leaves Nashville daily (sun
days excepted at 35 NJ and arrives in Galatn at5l0 P NJ
Returning leaves Gaatn at Zee NJ and in Nashville
at 9lOA.M.
Al. FrzuD, GenT. TickeiAg't.
ARDEN SEED
WE have just received from the famous nurseries of
w BLISS Springfield, Mass large variety Of choice
Vegetable seeds,
Which warrant fresh and genuine and to be at least
equal to any vsbie seeds raised BY other grower in
To introduce these seeds generally have put them the
very low price Of
Flee Cents per P4per-Flty Cents per Dozen Papers.
Among or seeds are twelve varieties Of Cabages containing
those raised from the choicest varieties imported the Patent
Office.
Extra Early and Large Corn, for table use.
Extra Early Peas both tall and dFarf.
Beams Bush and Pole, great variety.
Fer 50 cents you twelve varieties Of choice seeis
Of each enough for family
mars MACKENZIE * MINC6IN.
PLATED WARE.
OUR Sheffield treble plated Table, Desert and Tea
~ SPOONS; Table and Desert Forzs Pitchers Cups,
tors Tea and Coffee Pots completes and offered at low prices
Coal OIL Lamps.
All the latest improvements andfne qualities Of Coal Oil at
81 and 81 25 per gallon.
MACKENZIE & MINCHlN,
mars and II College Street.
COOKING STOVES.
VIZ have great variety Of Cooking STOVES for coal or
w wood We have three sizes, viz:
ETOpfc, patent consuming for burning coal
The Eureka, which burns either coal or wood.
The Old Hickory Wrought Iron stove, for
either coal or wood.
mars MACKENZIE & MINCHIN.
BULBOUS ROOTS!
WE have Of the choicest varieties Of the GIadiO-
w LUIS and Japan Lily, suitable for Spring
planting. MACKENZIE & UiNCHIN.
mars
GARDENING IMPLEMENTS!
WE havea fine supply Of Spades shoyes, Rakes, Hoes
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DAssulE, KY, march,, 1850.

uAAhl---' nlts lA-lll o. t'---
MEssas W. B. DoBDs & Co., CIScSSAIE
DEAR SIzs-TLs safe purchassl Of In September at
great which occurred in the ga
February srlenddy had large d notes, receipts
Sc in it, the building burned took che papers ous buip put
in some sheets Of paper and upon opening since the bHniag
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COTTON AND FLOUR,

CHARLESTON AND GAVANNAH
Cotton per hale than 500 pounds 81 Is
No insurance nee ey except from Charleston Sava1nah
New York aud Philads phia-
Cotton compressed TIE option and expense steamers. when
compressed, be eghted from New YORK foreign ports
a j g GIG less thsu cotton not compressed.
vi Through receipts issued tie freight Asut Of the Nash
vile and Chattanoogt Railroad
CIV ANDERSON,
dee 22fBP General AGENT.
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shall take great plsasurei recommending your safes You
are at liberty omae such use Of this statement as you deem
proper. Yours lssneil n. J. DURHAM 4
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X. =. 90 TIE.
WIN. j. THOMAS.

AGENT FOR BELL,S COAL.
ORDERS left eher atthe Office, No e North Cherry Street,
\ or at the Yard, viii he promptly filled.
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$50 BROADWAY, Feb I3, 1850.
I. LLIE Esq-Dear Sir During my Church st
eYoning my forciby Ny stock also my
customers watches and ewery worth few thousand dol
lars remained untouched being secured in ofyour vauabs
safes. Respectfully,
maT6i&wlm RICHARD KEEPING.