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COUNTV CnT7RT SAFE.

Alexander Thomas and wife Mary Hr-ison others
pursuance Of dece Of the County Court Davidson
county, rendered in the above the July term $780,
sill offer sale st the Court Rouse Nashville, Satur
ay the Ith day Of Augutt next, negro named Dick
about thirty eight years age.
will be required in cash, and for the
credit u twelve mouths will be given, and note we'll endorsed
nayabIeip bank, REQ ulled. p b. oHEATHAM,
IA yss go dds Clerk aud Master.
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yESW0 through Express Passenger Trains between NASHVILLE
and Louisville, making close eonnscong zf Logssis 5or
New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington Cyi
Buffalo, Niagara Fa Cleveland Cinennat g. Louis and ne
far vest.
o. and after SUNDAY, July sh, 1890 trains win run as
follows.
zn Bowling Green. GLASGOW JUNCTION, EzabhtoWn, and al
rar stations when ssnad b. hzg, and arrive 81 Louis
vile st lac NJ
Returning, Louisville At 81 L. stopping As above
and striving In NashVlls 1t 2 Is d. =
Second train, Express, leaves Nashville at $50 u,
daily s1adays ez,p) stopping hrs train, and arriving
in Louisville st SD A 81 Returning leaves louisville e
go p NJ stopping above, and arriving IN Nashville at 3oS
P d..
6alatin AeeomnodaOn Train lesves Nashville daily (s1n-
days excepted $50 n and arriving in GaitAn At sic NJ
Returning leaves Galan at 100 H. and arrives In Nashville
st 900 n.
hrough icksson salest the Depot fer ali pOinN North
East and W est, with msny different routss.
JNO. B. ANDERSON, Rupt.
Al. REEID. Gel1- Ticket Ag't. julyll-lm
TRnuEm e nnEs or rREICEzr
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A FINE FARM.
CONTAINING $50 ACRES OF
valuable Land fer Sale.
sssacres Cleaned, and in fine state
of Cultivation
TWNHIs Farm lies mile from Jones Station, on the Win
ssr ana Alabama Railroad, nine miles from WiDches
ter and three lilies Salem in Franklin cennty On tht
Farm is comfortable dwelling good negro es6ins and all
Decssyv ont houses Close to the dwelling is nne spring,
good erp and plenty Of iAg stock water The land
Is AL RICE and for cultivation stands unsurpassed 1y any
liz The county propose to sell this valuable Tract OF Land
would Re fer wish to know about i, to John
White Nashville Tenn AS colyar winchester, or they
HARVEY s. WILLIAMS,
oct 9iH winchester. Franklin county, Tenn.
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NASHVTLLE TmEATRE

TEVHE undersigned having leased this establishment from
L Mesgs AIIowAY 4 FosrER will it with a select
Dramatic Company the 10th OF SEPTEMBER Ladies
and gentlemen good standing apply % M H. EVER
lat Messrs Bernard Co.'S Theatrical Agents New York;
MUELLER & EVERETI.
juiy29 Iessees and Managers
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WhOIesome RrenhI

FENHE WHAT CHRER YEAST CAKES make te and
i most wholesome bresd-never fail to rise.
live have just received large fresh from New York.
3ulyls-u MACKENZIE l. MINcHIN.
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Charleston and Savannah
"a 8
Commencing Monday, April IS, IseO.
=

Commencing Monday, April 10, IseO.
Time TO Memphis Ttoenty-ttoo Hours
ONLY FIFTEEN MILES STAGING
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH BErwEsE AND DECATUR
PASSENGERS for the south take the A. NJ rran az ,b
Tennessee and Alabama Railroad; at Pulaski take Carter
Thomas Houghs lire Of agestO Prospect station distant rs
miles, Denaur With Memphis Charleston Railroad
West. - -
Through Decatur and Memphis can be procured At
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad Ticket Once Broad street
Passengers going North take the NJ train OF Tennsssee
and Alabama Central Railroad Decatur connecting A.
station with the stage line to Pulaski, &C.
Trains eennecton' both with Memphis and
Charleston Railroad train at Decatur. auril-d9r,
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DR.. ]. BOVEE DODS'
Imperial Wine Bitters!


Re made from pure and unauthorized Wine about
double the usual strength Of other wines and is imeerted
by only house the United States from the follow
ing valuable Roots Herbs soIomons Sal, spikenard,
Comfrey, oamome Flowers Gentan Wild Cherry Tree Bark,
and Baybeny.
EQual!!
We not profess discovered Roots known only
the south america, ard cure for 'a diseases
which the he to- but claim present to the public
truly peT aration which intelligent Physician
in country will approve Of recommend As remedy for
lNCIPIENT CONSU MP TIOn,
Weak LuEgr Indigestion Dyspsps Diseases of the Fervous
System, yss Plies sease peculiar to Females, Debility
and all cases requiring Tonic they are
UNSUR PASSED!
For Throat the Clergy they are truly
valuable.
For Ih aged and nhr or TO- persons Of constitution
for Minis ers Of the Gospel Lawyers and all public speaker
keepers TaOs 5Gawsreses, Students, Artists, and
leading sedentaray life they will prove truly bsne
fcisl.
AS Beverage e7 wholesome, Innocent and delicious
the They produce all tie exhaang effects OF Brandy
wne without intoxicating and valuable remedy Tor
addicted Of strong drink and wish 70 re
They and enely free from the poisons
the sdueraed wines and liquors with which the
country is h.eGed. ~
These btes not only cure disease should
by all who live in county where the water bad,
where ohs and FeTe Being entirely innocent
and harmless they be given freely to Children ana infants
wihimpunlty.
Physicians Cergvmen, temperance advocates
humanity sh0u assist in spreading Ihsse truly valuable
Bers the land and thereby sentAy aid in bAnhng
DRUNKENNESS and Disease
OHARLss WIDDIFIELD & co, Propriesnrs,
7S William street, New York.
And sold by Druggists generally
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Georgia,
q mons "a
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Land for sale.

- The undersigned VII sen hispiapt.
49, Jon, called CAPrrkL Vrzw. lyin4on fts5efa
6s11 ne north side Of Cumberlani RfVer fsie5fEfp
lsHs ~ three milessrom the CitY 81 Na,flv;lls. 81
GsA. containg ahoat TsaFee Hum
- dred Acres. he VIII sell Il All
ogstneL 90 IN sman tracts Or lots e purckaseT oDr
credit VIII be given on notes bearing legal fror 49,. 81
lean retained = isof The very best quaItv Of All q vel
sooat halt o. Is 10 cultivation balance n ne
timber ano pasture There zoos dElinr hcusss God
hara and Stables &c. For infornafon sppv 10 s srsd
or 20 JONI D. James. feh2o-sL TiIOs. G JANIS
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GREAT THROUGH FREIGHT ROUT
REGOGAR PAsSIxGER PACKET.
- 0ss.rsur..aa

FFNHE elegant new add aeet passenger steainer a
I Clipper, J. 9. HUED Commandsr, $3.50
JOHN T. hoPKnSs. CLERK, will leave Nashville u
for Cincinnati every alternate Wednesday o'clock n r.
turning vii leave CINCINNATI for Nas vile every Alternate sri
day NJ Passengers and Shipper On orou
care and attention. Apply on board Or to
Il a. HARMON
jan25-H 1NO. n HkRRTa. A-.,t.
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For Sale, Rent, or win be Exchanged for


VERY comfortable residence with isK Ginning tn.
fsf Ground The house the hrst dor,
the attic and three IN the basement three brick servants
smoke house and large house; has been newly
palh.sa aLa papered, and is in complete order.
9oes-H JOHN KIRRMAN
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Freight to New York and Phllaael,h
THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY!
WeSteTn Exs GasseT F.,sr, Serade!

LNoR the safe speedy trsnsDortu OF Freight Money
u JeWeiry nd valuable paekaRes
Have arrangements with various Rslrosd Compa1ies
WHEREBY ney arc enabled forward By the c1y passenger
Tans All matter entrusted them charge Of Special Mes
sengsrs at low rates
They dispatch Express daily York. Philadelphia,
bslunere, and all places North and East
To Chattanooga Memphis Rchmond, New Orleans, and all
places s nth ami Southwest.
To Louisville, St. Louis Cincinnati, sDd all places in The
Have connections in York with Europe and california
They take charge Of slaves ami forward them 70 all parts Of
the South
For Information as to time &C. inqsr St The oees Of the
Company in the principal cities Of the Union
JOHN 3. BUTLER,
Nashville Agent
Jas. SHUTTER, supt Chattanooga liebl6
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GROCEHIEN Ann LfOunRs.

kirk patrick, NeVinS d. Co.,
! RE0ETVZgG, kOR RARDLYG AND RROLESALk
GROCERY MERCHANTS,
MARKET TREET, EAs9EILLE TENNESSEE,
KHAVE now in store : large and complete aE1ortnsn,
| II Groceries, embracing
NeE Orleans Sugars All grades
Molssses, in barrels and half barrels;
Coffee. large and complete stock;
Raisins full with Teas Candles Sardiuer M,s,
eel Glassware Peczns together all kfndr f o
ses usrallg kept q tae Grocery line. Our stock Of
RfkAEDHES, WINES, WHISKY ". AC.
We ttsrk cannot surpaFssd In this any other a
heavy stock o. goods in store invite The steap
ln Ss sssss KIRKPArR1oK. ErvrNs o.
GROCERIES.
VNT g. T REA NO n
No. Al Broad Street, Nashville, Tenn.
wBcszzALE pkkLkKs IN
Groceries and Liquors
OF ALL KINDS
BA00H, LARD, FLOR AND PR0DUO8 or EHKRH
DESCRIPTION
ETJ prepared to sswa large and utoek
Wv Of Groceries and Liquors, to which We invite
he inspection Of cash bers deternea Se
cheap as the cheapest accnsaWays exceped
0er then good inducements other house the trade
Oellon lfs64-d6l J0YRT TRRAN0R.
JUST RECEIVED
A "A HHDS Extra Fine Sugar;
y W 100 barrels Cr1shed do
100 do Coffee do
50 20 Powdered DO
900 boxes Cheese.
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE
kkl@R@@RHNME"
TO Balumors, PhiIadeBphia, New York
WashfnETon CITY.
GNENTRAk OHIO AND BALTIMORE AND
OH1O RAILROADS tsrnnsfs at baltimore a1a washing
is connects Esh Railroads for and from al points n ths
West, SOuGh-wczt and North-West.
Psassoyers 3 this Route the cities 81 Baltimore,
York or Boston alons b other Inca
Through Tickets A.o b pToeursa washiazoa City
the Eastern cities at an additional ehSrze Of 81 only
Sleeping cars attached o All night trains.
Tickets seed until usd Win ne privileges q stopping "a at
BusInss aad travellers for p.asurs urinsaon, can
vs.. al ne sas5n Cue :. comparatively Enall szPsase
unequal led in the World Isysts Of da and
hrre amount q double rack is sns hosls % - ssTsei
lance q the cSnpsny ensures to the passengers Ps, aiy
Through Tsks Baggage Cheeks eau Be porea At all
the principal Railroad and Steamboat 0aicea ~ Wet
Ask for tickets VA the Raliimors Ead Ohio Ralrocd.
". P-sNtTH, Master franEpOratOn &ORR-
l. ~ COLE, Generai Ticket Agent, 4 2 R.
Z h glLIvs s Gen Es,'sr7 AgsHs, 40 R r.
J. ". BROWN, een'i Ticket Agent, c ORR.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Tennessee and AIeBama Railroad.
TIME TABLE.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, APRIL go, 1850:
Gsiuz Seaahs
Leave Nashville l.45 n arrive coEmbia7:Qs A N.
Leave Nashville 2-55 n, arrive ~ cOuRbiA So P ~.
Going North.
Leave Colombia T:7n NJ arrive at Nashville 10 n.
Leave Columbia l.l5 n. arrive At Sashvils4P 81.
TTNHE Morning Train going soaih connects With Memphis and
j Charleston Railroad Decatur.
The Evening Train going nth eonnsct At Counba with
Train to hount Pleasast and PULASKI.
Ths EysBisg Tram oins Nsrh makes soaseesion
Nashville NTH Louisville and Rsroad fr0n and after
hOtday May 7h, to Louisville and al Easegn e But
train Sunday. v. on. PBRkIHs,
mayl-lm sPs&E Superintendent.
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TO THE mBRCHAN
TO THE MERCHANTS
OF THE
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.

1E, the undersigned Merchants the Of Charleston,
& c. encouraged by the increased patronage received
last srg and b. the that have ron
sections Of the South and Southwest that have con
pared advsnageeusy, and competed successfully, with
bought IN New York and other Northern cities and Relieving
mat being found faithful to the pledges Ca d,
We VIII reiye still greater patronage have prepared
Tor a largely increased Fall business f
Our Importers and JObhers Of Foreign Merchandise
been Represented In the markets Europe this Spring
er ether by members Of their respective firms fully
competent TO select goods for the Southern They
bought for cash, its equivalents and their selections will
full ard attractive stocks for the Inspection OF the interior
chant Our facilities for obtaining Domestic Goods direct from
tina manufactures unsurpassed by the merchants city
in the Unicn.
We, therefore, confidently invite you to Inspect FALL
STOCKS OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS, feeling as
sured that all who may do a1ioU prejudice will
their purchases in this market Our Stocks will complete
early in August when will be pleased to receive the visits Of
cid and new observation-disclosures.
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IN CONNECTIONS WITH TIE
Nashville & Chattanooga Railroad.
Tennessee 4 Alabama RafIrOad,
EDG2FIELD AND KENTUCKY RAIL Road,
AND THE
LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
TFyHE following splendid steamers comprise this irs and
leave Nashville daily for s. Louis. Lo1syIe, snithaad,
Paaueaa, Cairo, Mrmphis and New orlssnE
Steamer mlNNETONKA,
LesEesNsshviH every Mondsy a. l2 Oeloek n. -
steamer C. z. HILLMAN,
CozlrTT. Master, slt4eS,E
Leaves HaShyillesvCEy Tuesday AZ o'clock NJ -
Steamer MINNETONKA,
Leaves Nashville every THURSDAY at le O'eloek NJ -
Steamer n. m. RUNHAS,
MILEER, Master. eNi<sA
Leaves Nashville on Fridays At 4 o'clock P. n.
Steamer SAINT CLOUD,
SINS, Master. IaoSe.D
Leaves Nashyiiie every Saturday At y clock II. -
These steamers connect ssPancah with ne 3osis aad Ohio
Rsroad with Illinois Central Railroad, snd
Louis WITH the Missouri and Upper Mississippi River Pseksts
and equal steamers Hnoat Ger szfsy ped and
fort. A HAMILTON.
aGg7-d Agent.
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Tennessee Champion Mill

DURR Stones of all sizes hand, and made ore-
Smut Mills Of the latest improved Paent Mill Spndes
Mill Gearing. Boiling Cloths Boiling Hosting and Regulating
Screws Screen Wire, Mill PicSs, and Plaster Paris All
which Of best quality and give satisfaction
All orders and concentrations promptly attended to-
J. N. WARNE;
Broadway Mills, & r, Broad street,
june22-8evu : = p Nashville, Tenn.
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ReguIar Tnesdays, -. I,aui- P.cE

THNfiE nswGsd superior ode wheel steamer Gen.
Anderson, VII run as above rexularlv I'D. =
i1 connection With the tezner n N. kun-
yam, Until t5e steamer HilimAn akes her place. Her
Departure viii BE every TUESDAY at e osloef ~ ~, -
r<ngsment the public VIII lac reliable linz of ,.csst b.ts
TUssD kktDAfs Of every week Tor 81. Louis
For freight or is1sage apply on hoard Or 70
a.. A. HAMILTON, 49,.
mar23-dom II HkRRISON Ass1ta-
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.



FssTAsYHIE1p PuIh ;4,SS on s ICY Z:
ihs fkAak Is SsGiiiEDDiiSSS" o. q; e. gree, i"'%s
The same to he removed within ten das iron the
ds g jAs.M y. taylor h SON. Auet'..
ELECTROMAGNETIC conseauence Of fncie,
hour. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR j. son.
Ia3 Auctioneers.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF
DAY, January 9TH, 1850. IT II O'Clock. A. NJ, at the
auction house of Hector Davis, on Franklin street,
be G1 n s9ls s to the t.ss.t ' of n S.'I H. Thsrnto n DE-,
ceased; CONSISTING of one splendid Cook; woman.
which is a No: Baker two Factory Hands l'crew-
toned are also valuable Dinins.Rooin Servants.
ja2-tds Admir- of N. Fl. Thornton, deed.
BY Crenshaw l. Co.. Auct's.
I SOc BAGS PRIME RIO COFFEE AT
I.cOo A~UCTIoN.-On FRIDAY. 9th day of
VIII sell ar the warehouse of c. 7. WORKMAN. x Co..
on the dock
in double bags. Just received di rect from Rio de ia
Metro. per bark Winifred, and selected expressly
ior tins market.
5 half pipes pure FRENCH BRANDY. sent
to us under custom house seal.
Messrs. CT. ( co. Will sell at the
same time and place a cargo OF
30t hhds. SUGAR and
~ hbls. MOLASSES. irons New Orleans.
fERMs.-Under SlV, cash; over 500, 4 months
credit. for approved paper.
lie Bids CRENSHAW 4 co, Auct's.
By thaS. +. Workman Co., AuCts.
IN FRIDAY. 9TH. 1850. at
~ our Warehouse on the Dock, commencing AZ ii
O'Clock. a. NJ, We will sell the cargo per schr. Jno.
Auiiack. from New Orleans. consisting OF
3i hnds. prime to choice y. Orleans SUGAR
IA bbis. really choice MOLASSES.
TERMS OF SALE.-For sums under SEQ, cash ::
over : leo. 4 months credit, for approved negotiable
paper. CiIAS. L. WURTUAM il CO, hucts.
VIII be added:
"a tIeTces prime old HAMS.
p sides SOLE LEATHER.
Nessrs. CRENSHAW h co. will sell, AT the
same time and place. 500 bags prime to choice
RIO per bark Winfield. de 29-tds
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HOTELS. &c.
HOTEL AND

il BALLARD HOUSE.
Ia presenting this card to the public, We return
many cordial thanks to our generous patrons for
the kindness We have received at their hands. and
hope that the NEW ORDER OF AFFAIRS, to Ne
coHraselnent that our previous efforts and iabors
to accommodate guests have net with.
Messrs. JOHN p. and THOMAS f.. BALLARD
are row the Proprietors of the Establishment
and each one pledges himself to do what the com
fort, convenience and requirements of their guests
demand.
We desire to keep and maintain. what our Il
cense calls for. n FIRST Glass HOTEL, and We
promise 10 use renewed exertions to- render the es
Enlistment as comfortable AS possible. With pc
lite agents. and ready, prompt and attentive ser
wants, we shall endeavor 10 afford complete salts
faction TO the travelling public,
n. B.-A previous card. long since published 10
counteract the influence of a baseless runner. is
sufficient proof that our establishment has never
been closed. and that. since its publication. We
have been III better condition to entertain visitors
than heretofore. All rumors AS to closure, or IN
tended closure, We desire our .frisnds to notice as
false and STRANGERS, intending to visit us, rs Wlllfu
misrepresentation, Sc It's
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u,suryaroN, Jan, .. Is61.-The New Year
holiday was generally observed mere and IN
"rs farther North. Very little of interest
Nas occurred. We send you the compliments
snf HE season.
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BY ThOs. w. Reese. AuCt..
lAHno .,rra 10. L. n.I l1.r.- f-a.a.

BY ThOs. W. Reese. AuCt..
(Ohce corner 18th and Cary streets.)
TOBACCO FACTORY FIXTURES AT
L AUCTIUN.-WIil he sold on FRIDAY morn
ing, January 9th, commencing at II O'Clock, At the
Factor. on 18th St. between Nam and Cary streets,
formerly occupied nv Messrs. Stearns Il Brummel
al the TOBACCO FIXTURES belonging to James
I. Goode, consisting OF Flattening Presses, Box
Presses Hogshead Presses. Fiattening Mills,
Stoves, Bands. Bars, and other articles used in the
manufacture of Tobacco.
TERMs.-For all sums under Sl0O, cash over
Slo0, four months credit, for approved negotiable
paper.
The HOUSE can also be rented for the ensuing
year at a moderate price, being fitted in every way
for / large and convenient Factory.
de % THOS. W. KEESEE. Auct.
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THE TUNsTALL HOUSE.

L CRAGHEAD STREET,
DA NVILLE, VIRGINIA.
With new furniture. and newly repaired. we as
sure visitors that no efforts viii be spared to promote
their comfort, and we respectfully solicit a trial.
The TUNSTALL HOUSE is also the STAGE
OFFICE. and our o,nn;busses will always be IL
readiness TO carry passengers TO and from the
Depot. A. q. RS,)
I'M X Proprietors.
fe ll-lyd w.
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THIS DAY.


WILL BE SOLD, eve:y nisht ,bis vs.r.. =,
Z o o'clock: = lar.e inve,ce Of fine Gold, silver. scd
rr1rteu . ~ AIC ES; 6ns Gold JEW ELRY, God
LAINS:. Silver Plated SPOONS, FORKS. CAS-
TONS. &c;r Also. n lot of FANCY GOODS. CT
CARS, &c.
"ith9.t reserve j.. II. pIGGES, Auct.
u r. BOOTH, salesman. il 3-ts
By James N. Taylor 4 Son. Auct's.
HANDSOM Z BUILDING LOT. ON
seii, on FRIDAY. the 30th day Of December,
fV"inr.n"Ss.ng Il 4 O'Clock, =. NJ, = very handsome
snHAS LOT. on the south side OF Clay. between
nnsm ana E.h sta. This Lot is located in the most
"%Ytrp,.ns anu desirable neishborhood ON the Hill.
deD Jas. NJ. TAYLOR 4 SON. Auct's.
IuoI consequence Of incle-
T ~ Sneat9eti me above sale WAS postponed tall
hour. Jas. NJ. TavTrb IN u"
de 81 SON.
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SHIPPING,


Esx11ESATATS sTEAMBSsAhfI qoNpx-
Captain wnrit.n W kr nssa'" will pssSsPi re's +;
l2 o'clk, NJ, Tuesday, the Sd inst.
This steamer has splendid state room passenger
accommodations Passage and fare. 50.
Freight taken for Boston via Baltimore, at low
rates. with great dispatch.
Passengers Will. please be on board before II
o'sieck. NJ. Tuesday, the hour OF departure.
Tickets for passage procured either at oar office
in the slip, opposite Columbian Hotel. or at the
ja2-2t DAVID Il wM. CURRiE.
oifN TOWN. FOR NEW Y0RK.HThe
Ssrr*JAMESTOWN Capt. Taos. SKINNER.
will leave here at O'Clock, 2. NJ, TUESDAY. the
81 INST.
Passens ers are requested to lie on board In due
Tickets and Berths secured at our office. or on
Passage to New York. Meals and State room
included, during the fall and winter, 80. Steer
PASSAGE to Norfolk. same as BY the river boats.
Freight received to- dav. MONDAY, and up to the
hour oil O'Clock PM. Tuesday. unieass a suinc,en7
c, lie received PRIOR to that hour.
Conslgnees are requested to send for their goods
Freig ht for Boston will he forwarded directly on.
a. moderate rates 81 ireIshf, fnd WITH TIE gTsatest
tP~ FOR NEW ORLEANS.--The supe-
4gE.hs rier fast sailing schr. C~HRYSOLITE. Cap
--taln d. NJ. SMITH, having 4 greater POI tlon
de 29~iw VIZ. CoLQUITTa &C
~ FOR NEW ~YOKk-FfRST VESSEL
4,ESf-RichDq ond and Mr. York Line Of Pack
~setS.-Th superior fast sailing schooner
MARSHALL Capt. OLIVER CHICHE,TKR. having
a portion OF her cargo engaged and going on board.
viii have quick dispatch. For balance of Freight,
apply TO DAVID Il WIN. CURRiE.
de l9-tS
IT, NDIisE.-The steamer CR IT'S
eptlh+E- will. after MONDAY next,
zTR<I5th inst, discontinue running be-
tween this. Portsmouth and Norfolk, until fur
ther notice.
The steamer GLEN COVE. Capt. &C. CLIFFORD.
VIII continue the regular run between this, Ports
mouth and Norfolk. leaving the wharf at Rockets
regularly every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY MORNINGS, at Ga precisely. and re-
turn each alternate day, fSunday excepted. leav-
ing Norfolk at the same hour.
de It's X. .. HASKTNS.
II SHANGs: OF nOIK AZ
80 AAND N0RFoLK, AND Redo
IION OF FAkE.-TheG GLEN COVE and CUR
It's PECK will. on and after Monday next, 3rd of
October. leave the whaEf at Rockets. every morn
ing Sundays excepted At Ga. O'Clock, precisely ::
the Glen Cove leaving every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday lmornlngS, and the Curtis Peck every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings. and
both boats return each alternate days. touching at
all the regu lar landings going and returning.
Passage tor the round trip. to and from Ports
mouth or Norfolk, So. To City Point, s.
r. o. HASkINS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-03
BY GOddim Il AppersOu, Auc
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TRUSTEE,SS SALE OF HOUSE Ann lot

l. ON MARSHALL ST. fHENRICO
AT ~ F1ON.-By virtue Of \ deed IF trus, er
cuted TO the undersigned by Thomas Charles. daisd
31st July. 1850. | shall proceed To sell. on the prem
lses. on TUESDAY the 81 January. 1860, ct Ao'cII.
/. M. the real estate conveyed by said deed, being
the same convey ed 10 said Charles by Geo. r. GRAY
and others. The lot fronts 4G feet on south aide Of
Marshall street. and runs back It's feet to an aIley
II feet wide. The IN improvements u pon SAID lot con
out houses.
TERMs-At sale. The taxes for 1870 to be paid
by the purchaser. A.. II. SANDS, Trustee.
Sale by GoDrIS i APPERsoN, Aucts. de 23
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-03
rnn Ranch and Grow Difficulty.
prLLEvrE Ho>ptrAL.-rh,s l~ns,tat

WASHINGTON. Jan.2, iNoo,-Mr> Branch pub
,,,.as a statement In relation 10 his difficulty
with Mr. Grow.