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yF have lust received another supply o. Coal OIL LamBs
w among which hardsoue patterns Tor par
Iors an tilted with the Collins 1uruer which IS M lass improve
msu an immeasurlby superior any ether LaDp be-
fore public for sonsg and stesdnessof lame freedom ilo
smoke, simplicity n construction 1elcy and elegance m nnn
candles does not cost much az one Nhe OIL We have m
ported 10 burn TO these lamps clear beautiful article, free
from any offensive oror leaves GREASE spot when pii upon
carpet Or clothing, and viii not explode
RAINS, BROWN & CO.
Wholesale and retail Druggists, No. l9 Public square,
rarIs-U Nashville Tenn
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New PubIicntiOms.

New Public atiOns.
A New Book, BY the author Of Wide, Wide World and
Dollars and Cents, SAY AND SEAL.
WOOing and Warning in the Wilderness
story Of Canstueky, tale designed to illustrate the do
nestle life OF the early settlers Of Kentucky BY Chas De
Kirk Gle DeKsyl Of Louisville
The Mar bic Pam; or, Romance Of Monte Beni a new
bookby Nathaniel Hawthorne vols
Letters from Switzerland, BY samuel IFenaus
Prime.
The Way il all Ended
| Cathara Clyde, aNOvel, By Inconna-
I Home Pastimes, Tableaux Yivana.
I walter AshVVOod, Above Story, By Paul siogoorh
| new edition Of Reeds Poems, enlarged, vols.
| JB.t rs,.ivsd ara for sale by r. HAGAN,
anrl3-tf No Al College street
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RECENT TEsTImONY.
JOHN EARLT, President,
J.R. FULTON, Professor Of Rhetoric
From Professor " Laurence Linaslsy, LID.

From Professor " Laurence Lindslsy, LID.
OF Cumberland University
DT Worcesters long expected QuarO Dictionary suefore me-
realizes in ali respects highest hopes. It's merits compel
give il the preference ali other dictionaries IN my IL
brary, embracing these do, among Others Johnson Walker
Richardson, the Imperial Lexicon, and the different editions OF
Webster, not excepting the sPistorial
sFrom dishonest criticisms common Dr. worcester may
escape Works Of surprising excellence prepared with cab
orate and conscientious care, are noHaaJ subject - the most
ungeneous attacks, pOduce3 BY eedh ties for the accom-
pihment Of unworthy ends For the honor Of American ra
that this last incompatible review Of people Ian
guage shall nations raiitude and perform its noble mis-
sion, disturbed BY wicked opposition and hired Distraction
From Joel Partsr IL. D. Of the Lac Sh0ol' HIrVGrd
College
examined the with the highest pleasure, and
henceorth me- viii be 70 mosto
the scholars in the entire country standard Dictionary Of
the English language
From Rec. a. T. CLARPL Presdsat Of tie C0sgs Of tie
Holy Gross, Worcester Mss.
ahe great and destined, unlikely to supereede
other English Dictionaries in tt definitions al religious
sngulary fair and impartial The coocaton ofsyn-
onyes ismost appropse and altogether suitable 70 the want
Of the student The book got h which reflects much
credit the scientific and literary enterprises Of America
March &c, ls60
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DAssl1lz. KY, March,, Isso

Very relf eeilliI yours
lsignedl @. W. WEIGH A co.
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Louisville and Nashville
.

TUgWO through Express Passenger Trains between Nashville
and Louisville making connections at Louisville for
New York. Boston, Phadephs, Baltimore, Washington City
Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cleveland Ciucnnat st. Louis and the
az
On and after SUNDAY January 92d 1860 trains will run as
follows:
First train leaves Nashville at II daily stopping at Gal
latin Bowling Green Glasgow Junction, and all regular Stations
when pnaed flag and arrive at Louisville at 23O NJ
Returning Louisville $50 M, stopping above
AID arriving in Nashville at Cos A NJ.
Second train Nashville daily Sundays exepte) II
1890 NJ stopping above and arriving in Louisville At
$40 p. Returning leaves Louisville at 74O A. NJ and
arrive in Nashville at 5:33 P, n.
Gaatin Train leaves Nashville daily sun-
DAYS excepted AIS and arrives in GallStn at5lO P NJ
Returnng leaves Gaatn at 7OC and arrives in Nashville
st 9:lOA A. NJ. . .
Al. FIELD, Gen'l. Ticket Ag't. -,
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ron LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI
Collectors Notice.
COAL OIL LAMPS

COAL OIL LAMPS
- DOZEN Coal Oil Lamps various styles, fitted with the
mSr9-a RAINS, BROWN & 90.
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sAytNNAWIOCKBY CLUB.
pRoGRAMME

FVyHE Annual Meeting The Ten broeck eouls W. com
enes thssseend TUESDAY IN Sana-is' 9o' ''u
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SALE or NEGROES.

John 2. PAGE and cihsrs vs. Robert Page and Others
r n pursuance Of decree Of The County Court Of pasidlon
county rendered in the above cause az The april term ls
% oTs fo sale eresdence Or Natha1el k7zerli Ehln
4 near the residence % Wms 3. Davis and between te Le n
turnpike and tie river, IhuradaFS the lIAn o4s
az NAY next, The following ue1roe1 to-Eit
Rsbeoca about a6 years OF age and inant about enc e-l
Of age Ann about years or ssei ard Aano a'ol' '
years Of age - e. a..
TRRMs-One 6nh viii BE- required IN cash sua iot -
l--- ----t r. r. CnEArHfM.
eHllll. CLERK.
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NEW ARRANGEmENT.


The Southern Express Company.
gHRF Underlined esuectfuv give notice that they have
tered into partnership, under the name and urm o
The Southern Express Com pnmYs Tor ne Trans
action % General EEurss Business ludniF
made arrnzrents w the Edgeded ard Aeut1ckg Tennessee
and Alabama and Central southern road Companies 20 rln
Messngers daily R0sds and prepared %
iorTard goods 10 an Stations The named Railroads m
charge 81 speoll Messengers low rates. Their AeenEea
- rv5i . h Iron Safes for DE Transmission Of money!
iesrv and other aluabs Bills, notes and Drafts collected
ard prompt returns made o.. ..-.
- JAyEs GLOVER,
"A. X. HOLT
Late Oh Adams Erure1s ConuauT.
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TEE HISTORR OF HERODOTUS by Geo. Rawlin
son, A, with Maps and illustrated. vols
MARIN's MECHANICS, By Cns. Bennett;
HISTORY OF PENDENNIS, by Thackeray;
VOYAGE DOWN TIE AMOOR, by Collins;
LIFE BEFORE HIN;
AGAINST WIND AND TIDE, BY HOlme Lea, author Of syl
van Holt'5 Daughter, Katie Branda;
BIBLICAL REASON WHY guide to Scripture Readings
illustrated;
PASSING THOUGHTS IN RELIGION. sewell
NIGHT LEssONs FROM SCRIPTURE. seWell;
FRIARsWOOD POST OFFICE By Il aehor o. the Heir Of
ReieIif Z. HAGAN,
,nrI4-dRwtf College street.
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Forty-sight Hours in me fire.
Duuvr.., Ky. rl.ssL 9. 1850.

DtuyV1LlE, KY Marcel q, $50.
yEssEs. VIZ. B. DoDBs Co., CUcENATs
GErlEE-4t the time OF the Ere which occurred in
town on 2sd February had Of your safes "a our business
house. containing valuable paper, bank notes. &C. The Gre &c
Cured on the aernoonof the 3i and did not remove
sfs from the burning ruin t s afternoon Of the 2i conse
quently it vas buried the burning ts8 Tor about forty
ghthours In tee cellar directly below where Tie safe stood
ee vas considerable lot Of lard, and segel casks Of no
a,ss and the safe fell into iof course subjected 10
powerful heat When remoze d rubbish rom The safe q vas
ALMOST RED-ROT, with large bed ofbuIning euals
all around IT, Upon prng up discovered that in he IAN one
Of the hinges abeea broken, that s corner Of one Of The
doors dropped out serey ao-ga good deal q heat 70 Pe
ate as far as the inside Bat he e Eel win he
door down. was in some measure protected We deem t due
YOU to state further that the outside doors not locked
they the could not have fallen open, even though ne
hinge vas broken When opened the safe We found The pa
pers bank notes, Sc all secure
Very respectfully yours
rsi-ned1 @. ". WEIGH co.
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Day GOODS
yAF they have sver able offer ts the retail trade
They havea most choice lot OF
Spring and Summer Dress Goods,
ELEGANT FIounced sk ounced Bersge, hOunced and plain
Musps Grenadines plain and hOunced, Grey English Berage
and Dueas for suits Every style Of for Gentle
men Shirts Shirt collars Lse Thread Shirts and Drawes
Narsees aud Tesngs all coors French Cloths and Cas-
simeres and colored Linen Dngs We have great va
rety and some beautiful Carpets exhibited IN
This MARKET Cornces Curtains Hooks, Pins and stair Rods
Curtain de Lomes and Muslin Curtains beahed and
brown Table DamAsk every style Linen Towels and IoWeng
Linen and Cotton sheetngs Of all widths Marseies Quilts and
Oil Shades fer Windows Floor Ocoths from to Il feet vide
Canton Mating from quarters vide, checked and Whit,
ali widths Coco Mangs Goods for Wagon heengs and Tent
cloths yards WIDE all kinds Of heavy goods for Negro goh
/ ing. A. u q A. D DHHSAA
! Naahvile ana N
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Dir. KINGS DISPBNSARY
RON PRIVATE DVsEASES.

FOR PRIVATE DASEASESa
- DR.. KING, formerly Of New York for the last
49, four years Of Louisville, Ksntuozy, and Who has
devoted the treatment Of private diseases for evs
thirty years HIMSELF having ATTENDED pracoe for
al diseases private nature matter how bad they may Be
from injudicous medical treatment from neglect Of their oRn
Dr. Kings Dspensary No q Deaieck street. between Ony
and square where be a diseases Of p-Eaie niue
GoNoRHEA cured without nauoous medicine or inersisn-
sTE1cTUREs Of old or recent date, seeua cured in few
days, by operation Whiehcaaes pain VIE sios
exists health cannot be enjoyei Perhaps 20 49,
raischefaud un6ermnes the constitution 90 much.
5YPHLIs, with all the diseases Of the Ekin growing ol y s
sEMsaL WEAKEess particular attention having been .n y
this disease and all the consequences g91ins ols y -
youths and excessive indulgence 81 tbe passions mcgee
which will undermine the eonstitl l-llss ~
FSses VIC nav = sborng with dimeuly Of h' womb
may rest assured Of Immediate rsisi. - ti- case win
fIoss directed to DR.. A. King No . Deaderie. sic5.
Nashville, Tenn vii asss US st ,resv o6ssrvsd 0a
5 ron 9oieiook the morning until in ihe evening
/ 1nay23. 1a5l-dE Ely
TrsIgGt to male other investments, We Prsp5se e sen
M "a ur Real Estate in Davidson county 81 iaoNA
/ THAT SUBURBAN HESTDENCE2
,.dn he FRANKLIN Turnpi<s within hall mile q ne g'
ne re1idencs Of the late Joseph " Horton
continuing about Forty acres. -.
Thfsfs, perhaps The most - ~
WEI b R az Is acres Or land the purchaser may choose
I THAT VALUABLE FARM
tss sir,5g tract situated the Smith Turnpike, old
T5on road within .hree miles Of AaanVe -
e~T The soil good, t is vail Watfed ana and a
10000 ino ss tracts Of twenty acres and awards ali o.
f are admirably adapted or country residences market gar
5snsand dairy farms. Also INST
e'H' BEAUTIFUL FARM
on same road occupied BE- T. C. siccampbel, and iorne
e5 Nv Thos Harding, containing about 25e acres Thi
iis $ veil 70 need further description. It vii
~ n divided to purehasera 7. G. McCsmpbeu viii shol
ibe-s PLACES 10 any who viii cal.
an ne above property wiz be sold reasonable crlar an
on credit Of one, two, three and four years.
Amply 10 A. v. s. Lind1ley Nashville to either OF he
dersirnds, THeS. c. AlcCAMPBBLIa
Six miles frou Nashville.
J. A. Nee ANPBELL
mbsr NassViila
Want 10 Hire,
NOR the Valance Of hsyear, servant % % tne eooAns
4 washing for q small family. Apply % iAa OA'1'
spr2l BSF
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Jasper BRANCH RAILROAD,

OTT1CE NASHVILLE & CHATT ANooeA R4LRoaD Cos
October 3D. 1859.
NY order Board Of Directors calls are made on me
3 Stock Company subscribed for bulldng brAnGn
Bridgeport to Jasper payable to the oi ~
Company asfolows: -, ,cro ,5 tryo
one dollar on each Share the l November lss ana tso
dollars on each Share on days Ct December 1859 Janua
~ February, March, April May June, July, August sepe
Der, October, and November, 1860 a..
Payment may he made to Jackson Pryor. al Jasper VI "
Treasurer at his office in Nashville
meeting these calls is requested Of the ssosr
- ~ S As the construction road depends exclusively
on the means provided specifically for that purpose
'I - IF ". 4. GLEAVES, Treasurer.
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new PUBLICATIONS.
A WorId-Wide CircuIation

q Worldly Wide Circulation I!
RsPublished in England
Replbbsbe1 n Germag.
$4,000 Copies of the English Edition Al
ready Solo.
3 a x a N D Sc Al.
By the Author OF 'WIDE, VIDE WORLD vols. Emo
We credbly informed that during the few weeks allowed
to the English Publishers advance o. the us Of the work in
thiscountry, 5000 Copies have been sold
In further evidence OF its great popularity need only say
that up the present time, been unable furnish the
book as rapidly as ordered.
We invite attention the following notices;
The authors have turned their intellectual wealth 70 the best
purposes such books hundreds Of coutro
Verstal sermUns.'-R Slslt0H Mackenzie
Say and Seal sindeed true, beautiful home book, that
H Be read with DELIGHT and prot BY Of Thousands Of cur
people-"-E1eHilg BulzetiH
NDscdedy the best cmznatng from The auhorss CT
'hide Wide World "-lQHirer
"A delightful book il is.''-TAs Press
ut is superior to WIDE Wide Wora."-Bortd AB'ereGS
W.T.. BERRY a co., Public square.
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RENEWABLE AT PLEASURE
OIe Square, ems year. s3Eaeh additional Square, SO
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, will be charged for the excess
IN TIE WEEKLY
ONE DOLLAR per Square for The @ and FlT oEsTs for each
subsequent Insertion.
Advertisements published in boil the Daily and Weekly viii
be charged the full daily res with one half the weekly rates
added.
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE
ESa@@Ra q 8 Isl u M


To Baltimore, philadelphia New York
and Boston, and the only Road 10
Washington City.
CENTRAL OHIO AND BALTIMORE AND
OHIO RAILROADS terminate at Baltimore and Washing
ton City on East Columbus the West at which places
il connects With Railroads for and from all points in the
West, SOuthsVVest and NOrth-Wcst'
Passengers by visit the cities Of Baltimore,
Philadelphia New York. Boston, the cost Of ticket to New
York or Boston alone, by other lines
Through Tickets can also be procured Washington City to
Cities additional charge OF - only
Sleeping cars attached to all night trains.
Tickets good until used with the privilege OF stopping of at
all principal points.
Business travellers for pleasure or information can
visit Cities comparatively small expense
The scenery wonderful beauty ald subiy
il unequaled in world It's system Of day and night track
poce splendid equipment its exclusive telegraph lines is
large double track its fne hotels under the surYe
lance Company to the passengers speed safety
| and comfort.
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks be procured at all
the principal Railroad and Steamboat Offices in the est
ASH for tickets via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
w. ? SMITH, Master Transportation X x.
L. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent b & X.
T. FULLER, Genl Western agent, B & K K.
II. G. JEWETT, Prest, c o r.
J. W. BROWN, GenI Ticket Agent, c h X.
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sTAR AND ADAmANTINE CANDLES.

TUyHE attention the public invited n the fact that most
Of the Star ana Adtnantne Candies offered for sale
Deficiemt in " cights
that what is cd Tor pound actually weighs but IL or %
ounces, and packages marked 80 lbs M short two tel and
even Eve pounds % the box.
Many Candles that really seven 70 the posne are branded
sold making difference against ne consumer OF
hvs pounds The VARIATION uFuy made In thn price
proportional 70 this dlsrences the following ttaeueni
shows:
Box q sevens contains 2I7 Candles and sol ior IS s
which is the actual weight
Box Of "a or Short Weight Skies contains enlT 24o
Candles the seYens, and 20 sold for go u.s.
supposng the price Of the former 10 Be % cents and he latter
cents, viii difference Of twenty cents IL price, and
Candles in per box ia favor o. the iu weight
Candle 10 retailers and consuers and this Ei be increased I'VE
cents per box Tor every cent advance III price
subserbers have always ade lr Canlea iuil aAtn
the pound, and marked PACKAGE 60 the real F
which asesrai1ed testing them As tler eeriaHce
business enables them % o1er article equal n qualify q
any il MARKET they solicit the patronage Of purchasers Who
study their interest al, az lie Tine en-
courars corrpct dealing. PHOCTER a GAMBLE
fsbT7-d6w3m Clneinnati-
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
RAILROAD.

EVHROUGH Tickets sale at the Depot Market street.
s, yo-r Win choice al II difeTent routes $50 90
bii.dei5is with choice Of 10 derent routes 81 so
sitir1ore With choice Of diferent routes a. % 50
ptsb1ry with choice Of different routes st... 10 20
NissSa Falls viii Choice Of different routes at - 90
CieSsIsn5 Win choice III diaereDt routes II 90
9rsio WITH choice Of di8erent route st... % 90
al - with choice Of different routes, t.. 10 90
Ci,cn1sfi 1irb choice Of > different routes at . 10 IS
0sytoD jtb choice of q diderent ron ties, t. - 90
Coy,I,s Nth cbsice of 4 difrerent routes at % 25
EVEsang WITH choice ~ different routes at..... Il 40
g. IoseSb 18th choice Of different routes q 50
Boston, with choice Of different routes, at... 80 W
Isrs nv tb louisville and Nashville Railroad reach
ton New York Philadelphia - hours than BY any
ether route from Nashville Tickets beprocurd at any hour
in the dav A. J. FIELD,
mar 0S-ff General Ticket Agent,
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The Standard Of the English Lam
guagc throughout the World.
WORCESTER'S
ROYAL QUARTO DICTIONARY,

USTRATED.
'-The lapse Of few mouths viii be sufficient establish
Worcester Dictionary acknowledged standard Of rec
encs among the scholars Of England America LOnd0a
Literary Gaseze, february Il, 1850
RECEN ESTIMON
FROM HON. GEORGE 5. HILLARD, OF BOSTON
write without having johnson, Richardson, Webster
and Worcester all within reach but compelled take
only one should surely take Worcester.
GEoRaErowE CoLLEaE, D. c., March "A, 1860
The examination have thus far been able to make Of Dr.
Worceers Dictionary sucie1 convince Of its
superiority. We prefer to Walkers because represents the
present. past state Of the language ana to other works with
which il is usually compared because decisions founded
upon recognized authorities provincial pecurtess
the eceentrcites Of the photographer.
Dictionaries found which the definitions Of certain
words eyince political than critical skill;
where the writers preferred the praise q CORRECTNESS, the
Qualification Of parzan feeling In further commentator Of
The edition submit Cd 70 Judgment IL oud be added that
is remarkably free from any such offensive partially
JOHN EARLY, President,
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BLACKMAN q GILLESPIE,
tNICHoLs' OLD coRNER.)
NEW AND COMPLETE STOCK

nOOTSs SHOES, TRUNKS VALISESs
Travelling Bags, Carpet Bags, Ladies saches and every
article usually kept in our line.
Our goods selected with 10 to the opinion OF
our many friends; call and We determined exert
ourselves the utmost to please all who call upon US
"a -
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s.r.apsA, Fspruary 81, $50 6 : - - $40


savannah stake, for January, 1852
vt proposed 70 run over Ten Brock Course, on the fsi
day Of the regular meeting in January, 1862 sgepske
rpton 92e6 orieit; $50 declaration, IL made on me fs e
Of May 1861 with 9500 piece Of plate sided By nc
Club provided o. start the second morse 70 %
stse-heen Subscribers to Ill The stake9 nS
close the frstday May 1850. Subscription ana
made to the Secretary Of the SaTaEnah JOCKEY O'
the Stake to be run BY therules Of the Club L., I'D.
& YATES LEVY, Secretary.
st,z st-ro Savannah Ga.
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DEAGovILLE & CO.,
& PrescFfptionists'

Union and American Block,
Corner Church and Cherry stfeess'
NASHVILLE, TENN
EEP constantly on hand full snd large assortment o.
rurs Mdicioes Chemicals, Paints Oils Dye s'uns' ETC.
Ps-iapsrv sosps Fancy Articles, Combs and Brushes, Of
American, English and French Manufacture
Laudrethss Garden Seeds
large assortment on hand-warranted fresh and genuine
coigiur All tie varieties usually seld IL our markell at WHY
CTasS seeds. Glover and Biue Grass.
Finest Virgin Brands Chewing Tobacco;
DO do do Smoking Tobacco, IN papers -.
large stock domestic and imported Liquors. snuls Pipes,
M Wines Rrandes Liquors, for medicinal and COOKING
purposes, warranted strictly pure and relapI- -
W. Risck and Green Teas fresh from the Canton Tea Com
paay; freah Juube Paste and assorted Gum drops oil f
nanufacfure. M. e..
CoUsH CAHpIBrOWn Iroches bry az Eai1nonle "essi
Howe's Hoarhound Candy II
rerptons carefully compounded at all hours, DAY ana
llgit, OF fresh and reliable medicines -,
spaeings Prepared Glue for furniture, picture Ha1s
&C Just received. Every family should De suppheo
bottle Of this almost indispensable article 1oF sac Uy
DEMOFILLE \ CO,
fste Corner Church and Cherry Streets
NEW FIRM,
IKE the undersigned having entered into have
just fitted up and opened the store az onas NJ = r. =.
Cheahs Church street, just below the Postofee Wnere We
will keep constantly hand extensive assortment OF
Choice ana Plain Groceries and Liquors.
A kinds Of county produce, To which invite the city
ana county ''-ls DoRMAN, CALHOUN co.
TVyHE highest market pces will be paid at all times for Aillet
Seed late Irish Potatoes, Corn, sheec and IN the ear
Oats Bacon Lard, Feathers, Ginseng BeeWax cheese gs
butter and Dried Fruit, BY DORIAN, CALHOUN co.
AZ for Groceries BY DORMAN, CALHOUN co
feb5-dly
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MEasRs ". b pcDDs g. Co.. ClselAAAlL
GEAR sIRsTLe safe purchased Of you in September last
hsssood the great FIRE whh occurred in CIR oEn on tae -ld
February slenddy had large amount Of notes, receipts
Sc in IT, before building burned took the papers out but at
In some sheets Of paper and upon opening i since the bng
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49, - 7-.sov-coIt Stakes, foE three year olds, mile
f-e5 nj fftv $3.50 dollars enrGnce-hlty $50
dollars forfeit which the Club Elll alo one Alnaiea ssioi
if the rsee Is run. II = To close - says ICY
star Dsv-5ockey Club Purse SUD Two hundred dollars--
mile heats. -, "a,
SECOND Wednesday Colt stakes oi to ~ ouss Inie
la,ss7 $500 dollars entiaucedfy ESQ dollars
forfeit III ITO close lst Nay ie9Os -
str IYJockey Club Purse three hundred (sSOV9 collars
two nile beats. -. ~ ,y,.-o,
jockey Glib Purse three hundred $500 dOllars
mile heats-3 IN s
For FridsyCoit Stake for year olds, mile heats
tso iu-e5 $4,000 dollars enranceone hundred t4lU0 dol
- r % Which the Club win sd three hundred lS3OC dol
Isg ff the race is run III To close ist May, lde0
sirr DtEaudcap rsce, mile he4sFurse four hundred
fe400l dollars. Second horse 70 ave bis entrance.
r gafurdsy-Pozt Stake, mile heas-free for all
rrve hundred ts20ol dollars entrances play pay; to
b he club viii add twelve hundred $500 dollars, II two
o qrt The second horse 10 his entrance Five
more 10 ID the stake II ITO close ghe lst Nay, 1850
Entries to be made to
c,----ot F-f4neru Gil. 1850