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49, GaS LIeHT.
The Cheapest, most brilliant, and
Most Convenient Artificial Lisht
y 7VF VOID

FENEIs GAS generated from Pure Coal Oil, and for elegance
economy safety and simplicity cannot be surpassed. The
l1ures are IN the style the ordinary gas hXcres
is advantages that Isl portable gas hghss uiTiFaed
Tor rancy chespness cleanliness and simplicity and be
used wherever artificial light required Il h easy regulate
ana requires tming ard atteniions FhaeTsr, after
lighting. Il Is pseclg safe and fe from explosion, and
has no odor smell while blrnig Tle light he made 70
barn with any degse Of ancy by turning aud ee
Increased nstantaneousy in volume from that Of candle 70
ten OF twenty, by turning valve IN ordinary gas.
The Neper flame and fixtures precisely resemble IN form
tkose % aa gas but in brsncy and purity OF ghtt pos
eesses decided advantage any coa gas II requires 10
chimney, heTeis need Of daily trimming Of E ana Ll
construction Of the fixture so simple that Is DO -os s
out Of order, and child car manage treaey me M w,
in the Nesper fixture generated from pare oas - q
Oil, (Which is manufactured expressly lo t plsefJ
without any adnixture alcohol Other ioesn lss@h
AID m supply e unlimited. The fixtures themselves are ADAPT
ed in syg to su a tastes from the plan Durner
Chandelier Eac LAlIels per
feet in itself ts outlay to be made or ser wee pipe ne
ters rrpato7 gas generated IN the burner aud all
fztures from he cheap ghtto the extensive chandelier.
snaa1e gqs ar0fzs are themselves They are sold at
e Which, 40 not exceed the cost Of ordinary gas fixtures Of
similar stvi e and ornanentation.
Ch-ces sases public halls Stores steamboats, and private
residence THROUGHOUT the State be fitted up with these
ent and convenient chandeliers and other beautiful
lures add much to the Appearance Of such places
the comfort Of tie home circle and which, heretofore could be
used only those favored districts embraced within the gas
Limits Of large cities.
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Prof Of Chemistry in the Kentucky soho


sETTLE EsQlt gives me great pleasure state that
Ter trial Of Of the vper Gas Lamps in my study for
weeks past observing closely for the length
time, tie experiment lighting "Union Tent"
lamps, have entire confidence in their efficiency 1t
they afford all the advantages Of the best lights thosz
who live out Of The cides and large towns.
The process Of preparing and lighting the lamp is readily
learned. the fixtures simple and little liable
Of orsr the Of the light comparatively te and the
whole free from all danger that It need only acquain
the part OF the public with the Yesper Lamp
bring them into general throughout the country.
Yours truly, STUART ROBINSON.
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DR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FRER rsRTNArE nHSEAsr,s

T2STTaSS DR.. KING formerly Of New Tcr for the last
GS four ysazs Of Louisville, Kentucky, and who ha,
devoted h attention to ts treatment Of private diseassor eve
thirty years fatters HIMSELF having practice for
aud cured many Thousands enabled cure
all diseases OF private nature, heyy be
from iuudcious medical treatment from neglect Of their own
DR. Kings Dspensary is No p DeadeicE street. Cherry
and the Square, where he all diseases private natuce
GONoRREA cured without naucoGs medicine interference
from business.
sTRICTuRrs Of old date eectualy cured in few
days, by operation which pain Where Structure
exists health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps disease canses more
mischief and uncerminef the constitution much.
SYPLs With all the diseases Of the Cn growing Of neg
ect pad treatment he e8ecuay cured days.
SEMINAL WEAKEEss particular attention having been given
t disease and ell the consequences growing brought
IN cases by the destructive habits Of nconsderate
Youths and excessive Indulgence Of the passions, neglect Of
which will uempe ha contribution rendering the subject
TT for business society, and causing prsmztuFe old age
Remaos VINO may be aborng with any difficulty Of ne Womb
may rest assured of immediate relief.
Persons esdng gahroad by writing and stating their case with
fee eclosed deGted to Dr. A. King No. % Dsadcrrk street
Nashville Tenn will have the neosassry medicine
address, with directions Strict secrecy observed OH
hours clock morning until in the evening
I3Ay23, ls59-d&LWiV
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1Rn Dozen white and c5lored Corsets; 100 dozen bi,e
Wv eolerd Bodies; 200 doz HoobsEirts from ssS
Hoop 10 dszn Skirt Supporters and for sale ~
fahI1 JAS INV z
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SHAN g. HARRIS, G5Tfrurr Of the State cf Teune fe4o
all Ha shan these reseut, greeting Whereas. has
been made knuEn 10 tas certain Thomas CLARK CHARGED
win having t5Gn tied 1ll and atr0cous Murder lth
day Of FeruarY IS o. upon The bcdy Co0ns late
Of our county Of Jaea-on has led on justice now run
ming at large
NOV. erafore 7. Th G. uris. Governor as ares
BY virtue 81 .e and authority in vested hereby
ouer reward Of two hundred dollars for the apprehension
c0nFctrn Or the persons wE0 may appree said
Thomas lark and deliver him to the Sheriff Jlor o. our
county Of Jackson in Orer @ ustile that ehaf may be
had ani executed
IN testimony whereof, have hsrelnto my hand and
~ caused .hs Great Seal Cf state to be affixed A. nv
e. Once in Nashville, The ga day Of February A. D.
ls60.
BY the Governor, IsHAM G. HARRIS.
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M ILL stand the present Season theasuhserers Fau
w AsEwood Postoaice. Maury county, Tennesss e.
so Dollars the SeasOn,
ard One Dollar 20 tie Groom. Mares pastrd and lei
st The usual rates Eys7y VIII be taken Of from
= y 4 G. IE II E.
Commodore Was by Eostun (sire Of Lexington Le.
oompie, Red ESe, &c out of Rosae somers Revenues da)
" sir Charles his grand da Mischief Virginia. great grand
dam by Imported Beold Imported SHARK IaS lexrston
Spanking Roger, Imported Jolly Roger. Nss Bell the
Anc stress Of the celebrated Trs and ohers imported 1853
by Mr. Hunter, Hampton, will ,hus te seeu taJ Com
modore's Pgre hacs fer thaz aceuury combining
Of the hard bottom Sir Archie thau any
stallion Of his pure blood living, which lave any know
Idge.
he handsomer horse His fue cfor bard, ciean its Oh
lique shoulders expressive iutlieet n a
magnificent high carriage, he beautiful symmetry Of bis
asndine appearance STe vas sorse ~ ir ssa @ bt
got his ankle Col Johnson s. 10 vhom ta Hon
j. Bolts had sold hal Of him in two year flrm vas turn
ed out Of training in consequences Of the injury, not
the FASTEST HORdE had trained, except one and
aloush LAME in in which he started three
has teen trained Two get are engaged n The Londs
stake at Char sten g. G. His season made at e farm
who bred him Gold Pin by B07t7n Mamie Lewis hv Glencoe
ont Of Motto and Phi'o Fanny Fern, sc. &c
The ooging extract GO show he estaia which be lel
by an old turfman and truiner;
" In rl ly yours in relation Commodore would aiv
hink him second to no horse 10 the Unei States His
very me paEtculary Cardinals which hnk hBe
EFEk klALBD- [ willing 70 match against any in
America out Of any uutral- ed mare.
All me mares let 70 Conodre last sprrg have alei but
Sie look upon him as being one Of the surss. i grs in
Virginia, and you'd as soon bred to him Revenue.
fours repeatedly,
Mr. Mcdaniel has refused $4,000 for his Commodore Fy out
The speed endurancs strength and action Of The Bostons
have rendered them the fvorite and ppua crossI may say
above all and it is subject Of c0ugrauahon the
breeders Of Tennessee that they opportunity avail
themselves Of the this thorough bred native to cross
fsbi5-tE2m
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HOME TEsTImONIALs.

FTom the Rev 5 Fan, NashviUe.
NASHVILLE, Dec. 12, 1859.
Col. T. II TLYLOE-Dear Sir have used Tor time
Of the Yepe Lamps and beg eayeto express my obligations
to for having introduced notice To persons living
in the country, parts city where cannot be had
who may desire light much economical than gasand
the time fully equal to it in Illuminating power-this sp
paratus will prove desideratum.
regard this the beautiful and useful invention
for procuring small cost, the advantages O. light tina.
have ever seen the time that perfectly safe-aud
the lamps simple construction and managed with
Very truly yours FAIL.
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LoUisvLLr, KY September 5, 1850.

To W II sETTIE-Dear Sir Alter having made thorough
examination Of the Veper Gas" relation to its illumins
ting power, chemical composition, etc, do net hesitate
commend It being safer and economical well pos.
sng greater intensity Of illumination than any ot material
nov in
In the laboratory It is superior to the alcohol Of OBJ
tanning heat and will be found Of invaluable drug
gist as well to the manufacturing chemist.
CHARLES WRIGHT, NJ D.,
Prof Of Chemistry in the Kentucky School Of Medicine
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CSONTAINING rRyereit Papers," Doom Of Dsyie," 'sThe
Hidden Hand" and many other interesting stories. For
ale by HAdAN q fREASOR,
ilniq booksellers, No. 6 Union strst
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CHHrsrIas PRNNENTs.

HAVE jus received very large and fashionable stock Of
n iewelry consisting Of hne
Diamonds, Corais EmetLysts, CarbUBcgos,
Pearls Gc.s &c.
a1sg .re stock OF very superior watcgE, ware,
and a great many articles, su.ahle for
CTERTSTmAS PRESENTS.
an ,r which will be sold reduced prcel o suit the esl
f,r[ssb G. W. nONIGAE.
Dec I6-du Corner OF Colett anu ouiol slFeeIs-
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NAsE5VILLE AoD CHATTANOOGA R. H..
CHANGE or SCHEDULE.
on AND AFTER
TNDAY, JANUARY S9IH, 1850,
Double Daily Passage Trains ard West, viii rEn as

Leave Nashville at 80 A II AID , Pm.
COMING WEST.
Arrive at Nashville at $40 u and STOP NJ.
Ii rail connection and shortest to Boston, New York,
~ Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington Charleston Savan
nah Montgomery New Orleans &c Passengers for the East
South the Memphis an CurlestOn Rslroa1 will
the II Train Nashville, icE will Chat.
tanOogs with the quic Train 5r Washington, Phiadepba,
New York Stevenson the fast Train
Memphis and Charleston Railroad its Southern connections
Passengers tbs Western aad Etio Railroad connecting
with the Georgia South Roads, will 90 through
without detention by taking the 5 u Train Nashville
Through TcEets may bad aly hc1r application
Eeks Agent, at office 9t Depot the foioviGg places and
at the following prices, viz
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KENTUokE TIsTIMoNLALs.

From His Exoelency Gov. c. s orshead and Thos g. Page
Esq State Auditor.
To VIZ. II. sETTE, Esl LOUISVILLE KU-Dear Sir: We have
been and using your "Vesper Cas-, perfectly salts
ned with its utility It gives soft bril- aI and beautiful light
and is perfectly from explosion IL very cheap ard
economical in its use and Of far less than any other
light Wea satisfied that t viii be adopted BY persons
who have not the opportunity Of obtaining ard also whom
accessible and with whom ceapness the original outlay
Tor dxure and the continual expense burning object
Yours, &c, MORKHEAD
THos PAGE.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.


y AHS SoNthef0 Express Company.
T9E undersigned respectfully give notice that they
tered INTO CO partnership, under the and firm
The southern Express Company. for the trans
seton OF General Nrg and Commission Business. andhave
aae arrangement " The Edgefed Kentucky Tennessee
Alabama ana Central Southern airol Cop4nies TO run
Messengers daily over these Ro2ds and prepared
forward goods % s uos on the above named Railroads in
are provided Nth Irca safes Tor t TRANSMISSION of money
ewelry ard other alubes Bills notes ana drafts collected
ard prompt returns made.
once at RAINS & BROWNS Drug ss1-e, No. - Public
Square. JAMES GLOVER,
A. K HOLT.
fsp9 La'e OF AdSms' ENpres- Co7ruo-y
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ECLIPSE MILLS
THE E.ATyGESF AND BEST IN THE UNI
rssuFn ST arTF9S. FOR SALE.

y ~
II WISH to sell The mills and land attached containing ~
.,-es sit1eted In Christian county, Ky known the
FCLTpgF MILLS. all in operation and IN hfaL Il5
order with new machinery and fixtures and every hg h con
lete condition for manufacture OF hour and cauane OF
ttrnnr ont fro- 1o5t7 200 barrels o. hour per Gays ae
and running the mill Mil house. dam and
forev are all new Of the best kind Ihe l - large
spi veil huiit-six stories bgh-and has
FOUR PAIRS OF MILL BURRS,
tre for wheat and one Tor corn The machinery is new and OF
the most improved character. The saw Mil . ln hFs rA oIG
and avs finely These mills located on Little rller Twelve
miles opnsyile, within oneouTlh o. ue o.
fhe Hopkusve Linton turnpike and see nes rom
twenty miles IRON Can on ana
tftv two miles Cfarksve, Ienn and IN me eer OF
The nest rcuur region in the Western country ehee an
ldant supply Of wheat can al%ags pc uussleu. ~.
nm a al es mills always ranked In the hrst qualify IN the
Me- Orleans and other markets. These mills are proeeu y
Never Failing Water Power;
one Of he ver best in the whole Western country The land Is
GOOD can b divided into good farms Ihe evenings ana
ont opses-ucudr mixers house, blacksmith shops cooper
sho. storshouse, barns, and other IN so9I
rerr Te water and timber good and above doubt viii
sell mills and land together, or the mills Wit ~
The ud and attached for the prosecution OF the bus
ness 81 tbe mills as purchaser desires or viii retain
be pssed % show tins property any who may cali on him.
inorElao1 N terms can address m 1y
letter al Neuuiead Posto6ce, Christian county, ny
He refers 70 Messrs. Moore A Van Culen or Cape eAee
4 Co. Commission Merchants, New Orleans; W 7 q x sy
ock Esnt Louis:g Kincld, Cincinnati; or 70 James suck
ner and John Gowen, HopEngve, KY Hon II ettes
JUDGE Of the Court Appeals; keV CLERK Of te Del
Appeals Robert Ferguson, CORTLAND Ala loner nlet
saw TazweIl county, ll;W McNar Architect montgomery
cotv Tenn. Fow Ter, Machins Ptsburg, Pennsy yania
aud William Brown, Representative Of Christian county, n
viii sell the same at public auction, the premises, the
i'sS fsS.Stiimarl S.y N 91 JOSEPH A. BREWER.
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Charleston aBd savannah
EREIGHT LINES.

RATES REDUCED md SPEED ISCREi SED.
ENypREss Freight Trains ona the roads. On the
~ ssh December, 1888, through rates from New York to
Nashville:
First Class per IO0 @ 81 O. Third Class per ms 81 l6
seeopd Cass, DO 1 80 Fourth Class, DO 20
Hats Caps and Bounets, 2j
Time from savannah ard CLareoa to Nashville, three three
and a half and four days
Tine New York and Philadelphia, seven and half, eight
and nine days.
Intervening Seaths The above variations time,
freight trains O Sunday over three lines
No detentons by Ovecarses and damages
cept damages sea- promptly adjusted BY the Mash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad on delivery.
dsca9-ts r6n C W ANDERSON
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EXPRESS FREIGHT.

TE2UE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company, in con-
merton with the Roads below, are running an Express
Frh r n from Charleston and Savannah e. Nashville ct
slower ee tpt with the same certainty their passenger
T5.g ~ -' sssrp e. W COLE, Sup't.
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imperial and
Young HysOn Teas

opg ana Povcong Teas Pickles Preserves Oysters smok
inc tobacco and many other articles. .,-.. . "a
iTP TO an cf which, would call ne elfeo- a. usl s-
in he inspection the trade and assure them We can onef
s0arp fnducer1euts not 20 he found elsewhere
s-sse-fT ARCHER CHEATHAM BROTHER.
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HARROW. O. - rHALLLr
NATIONAL HOTEL,
COhNER MAIN AND FOURTH SITS,
LOUISVILLE, Ky.
HARROW az PHILLIPS,
PBOPEIETORs.
. MURPHY CITRK fanI7-Gm
Furnishing and Fancy
GOOD ..
FANCY GOODS
LAND SALE.

LAM ID SALE.
IN pursuance Of the County Court Of Davidson
county the February 1860 in the Of J.
L. Williams ais Jesse Speer ale, will offer for sale at
house Nashville, Saturday the Ih Of March
the tract Of land belonging the estate Of Wilson Williams
deceased upGn which said Williams lived up to the time OF
his DEATH situated about eight miles from Nashville and within
about mile Of the Gaan PIKE and the Louisville and Nash
Vile Railroad containing about lG9 and upon which there
comfortable buildings.
TRIMS -SOO will be required in cash. and for the balance
credit Of i and years will be given, with interest from date
Nowith security required and lien retained on the land
until paid FIR. CHBATHkM, Clerk.
feEll-d
400 REWARD.
a NEGRO by the uane Of HENRY, rsnsway from my
house in Sumner county, the 5th day Of September
1853 He IS about p Old Of black complexion al ut
feet inches high, full face fine head Of hair weighs 100
le pounds De what's termed No. second rate mani has
marks on his back hips Had when he ef brown
sack coat about af lie raised by Wiley Douglass
Of sumner cOulty will give fifty dollars reward Tor him
taken in the Sate II in any other State will give hun
dred dollars
Address II. H. Haynes Co, NASHVILLE, Tenn, myself at
Saundersvlle. Iian20-Cui JyHN T. TAYLOR.
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TEsTTmONEaLS.

Scientific others thorougY tested the ner.
its Of the Fesper Gas Air Light pronounce best and
cheapest ligh. known Numbeess testimonials being
received daily from all quarters v0uehag the excellence Of
this light fsw Of which given below.
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Nashville, Dec. 1858

From n. .. Gross, Nashville.
NA-IyILLE, Tenn, Dec. Il, 1859.
Messrs T. u TAYLOR A. Co-T have had for about six
months past your Vesper Gas Lights, gives
great pleasure state, that regard as far superior any 9TH
portable light that have met with.
Its simplicity Of freedom from danger Of eEpo
cleanliness and seadness, and parity Of light quail
tiles that any who will try it, It gives
Eight which be equal in braucy 70 the ordinary
gas light. Very respectfully, n. d. CROss
These only vey Of the testimonials have. CAL
yoursef No. a Coonade Buildings Cherry
street, Nashville, Tenn. THOMAS II. TAYLOR q CO.
Mechans from the the country expressly invited to
give call establish agencies throughout the
Stat ia ST
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sunday school Books.
f. hAGANs No. ~ College Street,
NASHVILLE, TENN
Having effected arrangements with TIE AMERICAN srapaY
srHooL USOS EsTl1LTsHEsr, by which have now and vii
contnueta keep hand fall stock Of tss Sunday sckaa
Books embracing
The UpiOn PFmmsr, TEe Union speller,
The Union Ryrlns The Union Questions,
The Union Bible Dictionaries, Libraries Of various
Special attention given to filing country orders aIio full
stock Of School Books and staonere the Lowest prices
isbl1-dtwGw T. HAGAN, Il College Street.
Clerk and Masters sale.
William A. Campbell Admir- vs.. John P Willis and otsers
BY virtue Of decree Of tue Hon. Circuit Court at Nash
Vile, Tenn pronounced in the above January
Term, s0OI will 70 public sale, tie bidder On
the home place OF the le Wm. Campbe deceased on Tues
day. the 9Th day OF March, 4S6Os the foilouing
egroes, viz Silvia, Charles Mary, jesse Washngto- Jonn
Hare Nancy Carolina Dina, Hshnah Marsh Jane And
siso he day, the premlsS will tract Of
land on which said Wm CAMPBELL decd, resided, containing
about 800 acres.
Said land and sold Tor division among heirs OF
said Wm. Campbell, decd.
TERNssad negroes viii be sold upon credit Of l2 months,
notes with approved security will be required Said viii
be sold upon credit Of and years, with interest with
approved security viii be required a lien retained until the
purchase money is psid. DAVID c. love,
fshlF=a Clerk and Fastcr
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pEsCRIPTIoN.
CuRInOn0RE

Thnas Clark is about q ears OF age dark coplc'iop
black hair ard and had black Ehsksrs when h eft:
foot or % inches heh weighs about Us ls very black eye
hTUWs and heavy. fshq3-i twtu1T
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ADVANCED TAXAs.
NOTICE.
No. s55s, BROADWAY, Nav lURE'
~ u.-.- l

No. sGls, BROADWAY, Nav luRE,
Jauuary 3lsl, 1850.
flbGEAe assessments have been called IN and made '
w able tn me Capital Stocl Of the Hwassee Mining Com
sanyas follows, viz:
FIFTY cents oa share, payable Tie ls day Of August at
cets each share payable danuay ist
Notice hereby given, ta all stock held h. parties resident In
Tennessee which said paid this Ofice In
the cl OF NeU orE wu y days this pressut date
will be forfeited In conformity wJ charter Of Jempay.
per order, II, W. BARNES, Secretary.
~
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TgyE annual meeting Of the St0ckhoders O. The SeVUaBcc
Wtnfur Company viii be held at their Office No
s B-oadur Nev York. Wednesday the 5.h day Feb.
rary inst Al O'Clock p d. all attendance Stock.
holders be requested H. W. bAhNE-, Sec'y-
NEN oEE "a February, lel9 fet.-i2w
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throughout the week.
PROGRAMMES
FIRST DAFTuesday-Cot Stakes, three year olds mile
heatsone hundred ami afy (Si50 dollars eursnce-ay s5
dollars forfet which the Club win AID hundred slO
if the race is run. u = To close lst May, 1866.
SANE DAYJoekey Club Purse 5000 two hundred dollars
mile heats,
SEcoNn DaY-W alnesdayCo Stake, fr yea- ols, mile
heatEo hundred ~ 0l dollars entaneedY 5O) dollars
forfeit. ll 5'ro close lst May, iea5
two aile heats.
THIRD Day Thursday CIub purzs e500l
dollars mile heats.
SAME DAYJOekey Glib Purse three hundred 1870 dollar
mile heats-3 in 5.
FoTTH Stake, for year oIds 2mile heats
three hundred (s5O dollars hundred
lars forfeit, to which the Club viii add three s3 dol
lars, II the race is run IT Fro close Ist May, lSe8
SANE DAY--andcap Face mile heats-purse four hundred
(S4O) dollars. second horse to ave his fntIance.
FIFTH DAY-saurday'ost Stake, mile hsa's-free all
agetWo hundred S200) dollars play pay; to
viii the Club viii add twelve hunded Isl 900 dollars, il
or more start The second horse his or
more TO MI the stake To close the lst May, lsGJ.
Entries to b mgde to
3. YAFRs LEVY, ses'y and Tfels'r.
saTaRDah EebruaEs 9th, I6d0
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Hagan s Trean9r, No 6 Union street, have Just re.
eeyei--
GOdey.s LRdYas hook for March, sni
FeteFson'a A4atoY's 4took for March For sale b.
ieel3 HA6AN & TREAHOR.
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HAT WE CLAIM
FOR THIS lLAGHNE
IS THE cHAmPIONsHIPl
PARSONS q CO., Agents

fsl5-i&vlm Over John York & Co., Union Street.
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GkOCEEIES AND Liquors.
WWTE have his dav recsiysl and win 81, i. Ola sr,s
w GROCERIES and LIQUORS, &e..
$50 tags Bal CoGee, I0 $50 C,-,., 1----.
s. hbls Crushed SUGAR, 5 i9 Pr WIN.
- 40 E9ecered DO sherry do
30 kegs Bal Golden Syrup, do Na.isirr \,
8 8so5s DOS DO % l5 do Sweet E1i1ea,
leI loA brcoms. bbIs Brandy.
w 70 pyilefs, IS % J.. ~. smnh's WIastr
lo0 do quar- q half Ea Pickles lO0 q, uurs Hrs -
9e 20 teFper eance SO do Oh Bourbon ao
50 DO To-nlto CatsuD. a5 30 Holland ci-
SO % Rr-sa Peao es, 1Gg do Tenr-gsss Vtr-,
- 90 te hruiiai asserted 90 % NeEsoms Tenn. ia
lio hZs Candy, 1l 20 Huu
~ ~ eo 91s 2 = 1s kaisinss sa legs Leaon Cordial
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