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n Second Splendid Supply Of
SUMMER DRY GOODS!
BR Il l., ID II, ~ 4; j. o X,

b II T. Il ID r. n e EOX,c
Open TO DAY, and throughout the week, their
SECOND SUPPLY of SUMMER DRY GOODS,
bought during the past week at UNPRECEDENY-
ED LOW PRICES.
Our assortment OF
DRESS GOODS
Is now larger than have ever offered be fore. A
very large stock of
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
PLANTATION GOODS.
Our MANTlLI.A DEPAR I'M ENT is now filled
with a complete assortment of NEW STYLES.
We prepared and are determined to
offer every inducement to buyers, both at w HOLE
SALE and RETAIL. BREEDEN Il FOX.
ap24-lml2pJ 2i7 Broad street.
IS. L. Ii. P.-FrOm Rev. Thomas Blu
FORD MAIL HILL. Henrico county, Va, October
18th, 1953.-DR. GARLICK-Dear Sir: Having used
to some considerable extent your SEMPLE'S
BAKING POWDER, | unhesitatingly pronounce
it to be superior to nything that lns been used IN
my family for purposes which it is recommended.
THOMAS BlNFORD.
We have great pleasure in recommending SEM
PIES lNFALLIBLE BAKING POWDERS, the
virtues OF which we have seen fully tested, and
think them quite equal. If not superior. to any
similar pre- paratlon now in They are Tor sale
at the drug stores OF the city See advertlseH ent
IN our special notice column.-LyHchbKrg Ptrg ,ns
tan.
JOHN w. GARLICK,
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor,
Richmond, Va.
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mA STORE FOR RENT-On Nam street-best To-
cafinn in the city. Possession gwen 10Th May, or
before, Address M" at this Office. tmy H-5t
~ THE BEST AND CHEAPEST PHOTOGRAPHs
and Pearl Ambrotyp pes in the city are those made
at Res Mammoth Gallery, las Main ST., near
Governor st. All the various styles and sizes ex
eouted IN the highest style of the art at all hours
in the day and any KIND of weather. Photog raphs
cOlored in Oil, Aquar,lle, Pastel. or India Ink
Price Is ct l., 50 cts, Sl-from that up to y 100.
2t)-tS
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Nxw Yosk, MAJ. l7.lA oclock.-Yorkowr
NEW BEDFORD, May l5.-Arrived, schr. o.
Thompson, Bluff Point. Va.
NORFOLK, May ls.-Arrived, schrs. Ocean Wave
Petersburg; David Carter, Port Walthall +. s
NEwBERN, N. c.. May ls.-Arrived, schr. Jos
Ann, Portsmouth, Va.
NEW. YORK, May N.-Arrived, schr. Breeze
Virginia.
Northumberland, schr E. c. Lanfair, Rich
mond.
Bosroy; May A.Arrved, sehrs; w. H. Smith
HOLMES HoLK. May l3.-Arrived, schr. Ken
drick + ish. Rappahannoek; for Boston s. D. Hart
York RIver' "a. for s. JhShn's' b.; News, do.
Bath, and all sailed May 18th
BALTIMORE. May 16.-Arrived. schrs. Hugh
Chisolm, H. w. Collins, and Ben. Franklin, N. c.
Cleared. steamer Pocahontas, Richmond schrs
Comet, lymouth, N. c.; It. G. Norreil, Whining
PRovrDENcE, Nav A.-Sailed. schr. Snow Drift
Richmond.
PHILADELpHIA. May l6.-Arrved, schr. Revol,,-
tion, Plymouth. ~ Z.
PAssENG Frs arrived per steamship JAMESTOWN
SKINNER; master: from New York:
Il Marbursh1, w. & Bond. W Van valkenbqrg
d!en, W. 6. HolSwell, II. Soldering, Mrs: E E
Morgan, Miss F Morgan, A. Jacobs. Jos. Wa.ter
lady and two children. Lewis Hanna, lady and wo
children, Lewis N; Webb. John A Hair. CaTs J.
hank, Capt ". D. Cope. Mr. K eehns. J. MAJ Aen
+. McMannus. and D Storage.
Also, from Norfolk-I Jackson. John OneH Il
Eray, Sam Armlstead. John Batters, Rev. =. H.
Hall, Geo l.. Neville, jno. j. w illiams, A Adams,
H. F. Cooper.
Off Cape Henry, Wednesday: 3 o'clock p. NJ,
passed steamship Yorktown" Parrish, ma ster,
thence for New York.
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1&S!s!s!!!!Ss!':.!'ss' !. {: $;:; ::s;:'
~...--.----- -. colts snd hi!ies, m,s ~ cid
e260 cutrnnce, 500 forfeit. 0200 10 4. meats.
the Club II three 81 more start, Eve n, rns ued by
atoms to hli the stake. Named and ci" ue nomi
March. 1360. ~ fOllOws: """sd lat Of
M; , HAL names -.by -. dam by imDo,,..
Thos. J. Green names eh. f. Miss Tobacco ~, .
John sssh: che. names Hs b. O. wacamav. by Red r,,
q. f. Hare names Oh. {. by Boston, Jr.. dam =.
Tho.. II. Christmas names c. by Red En-.
Trustee mare. dam Mollie Ward ''' ous Of
3. X: FOndren White names h. G Rsa v.,
ked Eye. lam by imp Marxraye ""s'e. ~
II. A. Al.tsd names CHI. 6. T. p, by H,,,,.
A HANDICAP RACE,
Two mile heats-purse GOODWILL he run o.,
row, (sATUKDAY,I and = number of hor,. m"f-
expected to start. VI "''ses are
Gate Fce-6O CENTS,
Sny lS-lt JOHN BELCHER. p,o,,,..
m THE BALL, which was .hv.,,,..,, ;.
~ como Cf at th1 WESTHAM HOi,sEe 70
F& night. has been postponed until TO Ni;; u rr'
ksSk the 18th inst. on account OF the s,n,ru "a
night. lmy ls-ls'I E. s. GMORv"
ECTU n 4 NO. d
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DEATH.-ien. Alexander L. Bolts, of New
York brother of the Hon. John Minor Bolts,
of this city, died Tuesday evening at Washing
ton, d. 9. He was in the sixty second year Of
his
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PRRsoNAL.-Andrew f. Crutchfield, Esq,
editor of the Petersburg (Va.) Express was at
the Burnett House, in Cincinnati, Saturday, on
a tour to the far West.
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HS DIR. S. II. PROSISE, ECCLECTIC
S1>a PHYSICIAN, late of Lynchhurg and
Petersburg, Va, will permanently locate in Rich
mOnd. and under take the treatment of diseases in
general. and especially SECRET diseases also,
DANGEROUS affections. VEINS. Ac; Partcu lar
paper advertisement He may for the present be
found at FORD'S HOTEL, corner of Cary and
Virginia SITS. His permanent office, which is now
being fitted up on 18th, between Main and Frank
lin SITS, will be duly announced. my l3--lt'
- TO THE VOTERS OF RICH.
0NA MOND.-I am candidate for re-elec.
ton to the office of SHERIFF Of the city Of Rich
mond, and respectfully solicit the votes of my fell
low citizens at the election on the 24.h inst.
nv is tide H. K. ELLYSON.
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"a Auction Notice...This DAY. nj 10
O'Clock, at nv store, will sell Clothing, Shoes.
Hats, Caps. Straw Goods, &c. The attention Of
dealers 10 solicited.
my l8-lt r. CAUTHORN. Auct
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"a. Daily Union Prayer Meetipx. The
members Of the Christian Association, and friends
OF thi: meeting generally. are especially invited to
that members Of the Methodist Sabbath School
Convention, now in session IN the city will ate nd
and participate In its exercises INV lS-N
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HAIL SToEM.-A violent hail storm passed
over portion of Isle of Wight county, Sun
day afternoon, doing immense damage to the
growing crops, fruit trees, &c. 1t swept over
a tract Of about four miles in length, embra-
cling the farms of Capt. Crocker, W. H. Day
others, but fortunately in direction two or
three miles from the town of Smithfield.--
Some of the farmers who have suffered by
the storm, report the damage as very severe
at least half the wheat completely de-
stroyed; corn that was nearly hand high, beat
down SO that it would be impossible TO tell
that any had ever been planted; and the fruit
trees, peaches especially, stripped nearly bare
The hail. it is said- lay on the ground, after
the storm, to the depth of several inches.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY II.
High Wassy sAis day (Friday) 2 o'clock.

ARRIVED,
Steamship Jamestown. Skinner, N. Y, Mdze
and passengers, Ludlam Il Watson.
Schr. NJ yers, RhOades, Rockland, lime, libby h
Burton,
Sehr. A. r. Johnson, Patison, Norfolk, corn.
Bride ford Go.
Schr. MARY Francis, Spavlng, Baltimore, oyster
shells. b. W. Green.
Schr. Mary c. Hern. Cantvi, Havre De Grace,
railroad IRON, J. c. Robinson.
SAILED,
Steamer Virginia: Kelley. Philadelphia, mdze'
and passengers, G.. p. Cardoza.
Bark Forests, Welsh. South America, -four,
Warwick Il Barksdale;,
Schr. John Francis, Frost, down the river. light
Scbr. Mary A. Adams, Sparrow. down the river,
light.
Schr. Charles Higgins, Cabin Point mdze.
City Point. May nth, 1850.
ARRIVED.
Ship Uncle Joe. Captain Pinkham. 80 days rom
Liverpool, with salt. to Charles to WORKMAN H. Co.
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n RICHMOND THEATRE.
ANNUAL BENEFIT

ANNUAL BENEFIT
FIRST ySa4 p the rH us4 dns successful,
p'A'''' III A'' S SIX T" TraABLEAUx,
OF THE
ROMANCE OF A Po0k YOUNG NAN.
RoMANcE OF A POOR YOUNG MAN.
fo Wv sIS 'CI' bIsrR Rnsx OF cHARAc
Manuel. Marquis de Champcey, Mr. Z. Adams.
Doctor nesmarets, formerly OF the French Army,
\" s. s. w gissnn'''' NAM OF the world MI .
of Privateer, MIR. S. X: Chester.
Alain, a confidential domestic, Mr. w. Johnson.
NJ. Nouret, Notary: MI u. b; Mason
Yvonnet. Breton shepherd, MIR. K. Nicer.
Henri, MIR. +. Durahd.
Louis, MI Jackson.
Marquerite her daughter, Mrs. l. B. Phillips.
Madame Aubrey. q relative OF the LarOque fam
lily, Mrs. DeBar
Louise Vauherger, formerly nurse to Manuel, now
keeper of lodging house. Mrs. Johnson
Christine, Breton peasant girl, Little Marie.
Guests, Servants, Peasantry, &c, &c.
The events of the Drama take place tdurIng tha
first act,) in Paris; afterward. in this Province OF
Brittany. -
The ' entertainment will conclude with the de-
lsAtf'' c0"ee'f uE e rs OWN.
Vivian, Mr.. J. W. Collier.
O'Smirk, Mr. B. u. Rogers.
Romance of Poor Young Man,
Romance of Poor Young Slan,} and the
Romance of a Poor Young Man
TO NIGHT, }oTEEN's own,
MRS. l. B: phiIi!LL!Rs, gENkffi iEa"e o"N'
SECURE YOUR SEATS EARLY.
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ERIEDRlCH KOETH,
ARTIST
FAINTER IN FRISCO, COUSTfC AND OIL.
PRIVATE RESIDENCES. PUBLIC BUILD
INGS, CHURCHES, HOTELS and HALLS DE-
CORATED in the highest sly les Of the art. Also,
CEILINGS and WALLS painted, plain and gilded,
in distinguished colors.
FLAGS, and every description of Ornamental
Painting, executed in the best style.
Specimens of his work can he seen at the United
States Capitol Extension, where he was nploy ed
on the Fresco Painting, under the direction of
CAPTAIN MEIGS.
Orders may he left on Nj ain street, between nth
AND 18th at Messrs Sattler 4 Co.'S and Broad
street, between LIST and I'd Respectfully:
nv 1S-lm* FRIEDRICH ROETH.
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At Mr.. Yaucey's speech in Montgomery (,
Ala, the other night, the audience gave three
cheers for Fisher Of Virginia, aud Bayard OF
Delaware, seceders from those States.
Gibbs l.. Elliott. deceased, OF Charleston, s.
G., left in his will 500 to the Mount Vernon
Association.
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"a take much pleasure saying to my friends
and former customers and to the public generally,
that my knowledge of Mr.. WHITE enables me
confidently to recommend hun, as a gentleman
worthy of their patronage. aud a merchant well
qualified to supply their wants promptly, and ~
satisfactory manner. z. b. PRICE.
my H-lw
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ON CHINA.
BY REV. A. b. CABANISS

To accommodate the inhab,tan,. of tho
OF town, N.Y.. CABANlSS will de,.ver h.. "e" end
FOURTH LECTURE ON CHINA.
GRACE srREET BAaPfr1sr CHURCH
FRIDAY EVENING, THE 18TH or NAV.
-, Alta quarter past o'c,o,t
WHAT 1 SAW AND HEARD IN tn,
ATHENS OF CHINA" Anh
This town contains upwards of two m,lI,,-,. r.
Inhabitants, and Is considered the most I,,x..ul
and fashionable place IN tha Empire For f.sheny
and vice the lecturer would term 1t, the Par. "a
China. 's VI
a. He will describe the mode of manp,,c,,,,,,
silk, satin and other fine fabrics, for wheh ,h,s
place is noted. '" WI"
IA He will exhibit some Of their IDOLS.
RAThe CHINESE CONVERT will also he mr..
"a Admission-2s cents. myE -..
7 ECTUREs ON AsTRONOMY.
The Rev. DR.. cAHILL will deliver hi, THRU
LECTURE, at D
MECHANICS HALL.
TOMORROW EVENING, a, 81, o'eio,l
SyBJKc r-EG UlLIBRIUM OF THE SOLAR
SYSTEM. nN
Distances, Volume, Masses and Momen,,,, IF
the Planets-Volume Mass and Momentum If ~ y.
Sun-fulcrum of the Solar Sys,em-Centrs of
Gravity of the Solar 81 stem within the Body o ,hs
Sun-Centripetal ana Projecta Forces-Glrb,,nT
Motion of the Planets-Doctrlne of Eclpsss tn
Reference to the Path OF the Planets !"
TUESDAY EVENING Rev. Dr. CAHIII will
lecture on IRELAND. VIII
Doors open at 8 O'Clock. Lecture will commence
AZ o1s - cIocA. my E-5t
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60 KENNISH'N PATENT HYDKAU-
~ Lie MOTOR has returned from Wash
inc ton, and will te on exhibition at G.. s. PAW
SONS DRUG STORE for q few days, previous to
its being sent to New York. my i7-2t
A CARD.-.DR. ROB'T HUNTER
~ at the urgent solicitation Of his patients
in Richmond has consented to extend his visit to
Saturd evening the 10Th inst He will, therefore,
continue until that date to receive patients suffer
ing from affections of the throat and lungs-CA-
at his rooms in the Powhatan House.
U0y-s, ga. NJ. to p. NJ.
RICH nND. May 9th. 1860. my lots
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- TO THE WATERS OF THE

TO THE VOT Ell IS OF THE
49, CITY OF RICHMOND respectfully
announce myself as a candidate for election to
the office OF COMM !SS!ONER OF THE Sd DIS
TRlCT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
my lS-dtde Il. w. H. TYLER.
Rs COMMISSIONER OF THE REV.
w. ENUE.- respectfully announce myself
a candidate for re election to the Office of COM
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for the
cond district, madison Ward,l at the ensuing
election, oath May. 1860
my l8-6t* CADMUS q. JOHNSON.
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H Insure Your Slaves.
THE ALBEMARLE INSURANCE COMPANY,
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
This Company continues to insure Slaves, Tor
one or more years, on liberal terms and at fair
rates
Dr. F. w. HANCOCK will be at the Office daily, at
10 o. clock A. Nj. and clock 7. Nj.
Office $50 Main street, X chmOnd, Va.
my l6-5tl KNOWLES & WALFORD, Ag'ts.
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., GRAYS, ATTENTION Attend regu
on FRIDAY NIGHT next, at 8 o'clock. Mem
ters are particularly inylted to be prompt, as at
sessment Of fines and denquencies incurred du-
ring the last quarter. Definite arrangemcnt will
be made concerning our contemplated trip, and the
Treasurer will be ready collect dues, which it ls
hoped every man will come prepared to settle.
By order of Captain ELLIOTT.
nv sS-3t E.. w, BRANCH, lst Scrg't.
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City Point. May nth, 1850.

Ship Uncle Joe. Captain Pinkham. 80 days fro
Liverpool with salt. to Charles to WORKMAN u {
Vessel to Ciias. Palmer. ;
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Read this from NORFOLK, VA:

Certificates received every week.
For sale by the following Druggists:
MtLLSPAUGH e JOHNSTON,
WIN. p. LADD, - J. w. GAKLlCK,
c. s. DAWSON, - w JEFFERSON,
j. w. FRAYSER. - W.O. SNELLlNGS.
MEADE e. BAKER, - ]. u. PEARCE Il CO..
APPERSON 4 DUPUY,- l.. WAGNER
M. Wholesale orders solicited, and supplied on
the most liberal terms my lets
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$50 =7=7l-=sa iH4HHsi
WANTS.

M ANT T. D-AUTOGRAPHS.-J W. RAN
w DOLPH, Richmond, will purchase Autographs,
Letters. or Manuscripts, of Washington. Jetfer-
sou, Madison. Henry, Randolph of Roanoke, or of
any other of the men Of note of the olteR times.
High prices ptid Tor rare works. All kinds of old
and valuable books will find at III Main street a
larger assortment than any where else IN the South
ern States, and very few better in the Northern
cities. NV BA
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b'~-~
or 1t the discovery indicated, very much out
ofpiace. Not less 20 u the wish that the Min.
istfy had found some other placeman 70 do the
dirty work. Tho Ministry NO doubt knew
their man sssors they employed him. Tho Re-
viewer tslls ~ that there arc Other letters.
bearing on stngle elections, scattered through
ths volume. and makes the following sam.
mary:
nfh. iaM: Lcndon. 70 Jsssss TtsiI. Esq,
s ssr e ESvs 10y ns. v!lL 80 fsssse ycs to
ta .s n sos'hsP1ton street. strand, London. r.
\ desire III W. s.n ccsst1h EsSness son also 10
cSss!ss Ssssso. t srsE sle. As'sV RIamnes1
viii ~ - sasns This = = gno1 8 ossk 40 II
ss: ~ 1 e q W., e Jos - =
e 81: 3 rss Y ::I 5E'ss, &:
$50 q. sss lssa % iI.s:.S. !
fes e. sh:f yes w AZ disso:s d - e
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WUNEARTAN GRASs SEED.
no BUSHELS uUNGAErAN GRASS sEEDr ilsi Re-
snNHH cefrei hr A J8FkIA1f
80 d Msrtsl Sir-t.
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80 80 sCoRCHEn.
Really Fire Proof safes.

Really Fire Proof Safes.
SHALL take great pleasure in recommending your sli Eou
are at liberty such Of this Statement deem
proper Yours, lsgnedI 81. J. DURHAM.L
We are Agents splendid safes and invite The pub
lie to call and see other certificates as 70 the uhth
I a. stE., ~ 18th
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Great &c ID DanriIIe. y. !!
CONCRETE SAFES FRIUmPHANTl
D.svr-lr, KY, March 6, isdO.

DAsViaLEi hy-i Aaflll o. 47-'
MEssas. ". B. DoDBs & Co., CIsCDSATE
GErs-Ths safe purchased from yo1 time since vas
severely tested By the recent disastrous IRE in this place, and -
are happy say equal 70 the representatives.
you made when purchased. Our store ROOM in which ne
safe STOOD vas totally destroyed By the FIRE ard the safe fen into
tie cellar and covered By he burning ruins but upon GET
ting out and opening found every pspsr safe nt ouaof
them seoched deaeel in any way We take pleatlre IN
bearing this testimony The exsss quality Of the safes -
ussc,ured at you establishment. YouTs,
lsignedl TT. suIyDELBOWER
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Tobacco Sale Days.
Sit Lux et lux Futt
~ oil A NJ y 6

WE have lust received another supply o. Coal Oh Lamrs
w among which Fey handsome patterns for par
ors all fitted with the Collins burner which ta last improve
msnt an Is immeasuraby superior any ether Lamp be-
public souess and sneof Game, lrtedo fum
smoke simplicity In construction 1an and elegance - hr
eeaaness and economy One Lamp viii give che ght9 four
candles and does not cost The Oh
ported to burn In these Lamps clear beautiful article,
from any offensive oro leaves grease spot when spills upon
carpet Or clothing, and viii not explode
RAINS, BROWN 4 Co.
Wholesale and retail Druggists, No. i9 Public square,
UarI7-H NaahViile. Temp
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lust received assortment Of Fen Bosom Shirts rth and
without collars bosona of Linens Cluhric and Bishop Ln
Also smalllot Of shirts win due smbroidere3 bosous
apl 5 q WcqTLE
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NEW ARRANGEmENT.


The Southern Express Company.
lEHE undersigned respectfully give notice that y have
tered into partnership under re name and hrm
The Southern Express Company FOR The trans
arrangements with the Edgefed and Kentucky Tennessee
and Alabama and Central southern Rarod Companies Co run
Messengers daily these R0sds and prspar %
forward goods All stations the above PANIED A1roa1 10
charge o. special Messengers at low rates Ihir hcafl
provided h Ircn SAFES fer De safe Transmission Of e
jeWery and other valuabes. Bills notes and drafts eoad
and prompt returns inads.
once Il RAINS & BROWNS Drag stow, No % Public
Square SAs.hs 5L1 AA,
Ak HOLT
LATE IL Adams ErureTs Ccmu1rV.
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FREIGHTs FORWARDED.
Louisville and Nashville
naUFHnAn

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 Ciucnna Louis ana the
west.
On and after SUNDAY January e2d Js6O trains will run as
follows:
First train leaves Nashville at 40 daily, stopping at Gal
latin Bowling Green Glasgow Junction, and all regular stations
when senaed by flag, and arrive at Louisville al 2SO H.
Returning leaves Louisville at $50 NJ stopping as above
and arriving in Nashville at 6:O5 A d. .
Second train leaves Nashville daily Sundays excepdO at
1890 NJ, stopping above, and arriving IN Louisville ~
$40 P. NJ. Returning leaves Louisville at 14O A n and
arrive in Nashville at 5:36 P NJ.
allatin Accommodation Train leaves Nashville daily GSun
days excepted ais P NJ and arrives in GaAtn atlO r
Returning leaves Gaan 100 NJ and arrives in Nashville
at $40 A. n. -.,,, a.. .,
AZ hl-ID' ~ " ESEa :an25-df
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CoIIectOr's NOtice.

WILL collect all due in Tennessee Northern Georgia
or ALBANIA due Merchants, others in this city. Durin
nv absence claims le with Messrs. 4 Seymour,
whom refer, will receive my attention. Ny charges will
moderate l. SIMS,
.nr2O-lz Nashville, Tenn.
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sAIE OF NEGRoEs.

John 2. Page and ctasrs Robert Page and others
n n pursuance Of DEERE Of the County Court Of Dai51n
eoupty rendered In the shove SO the April tars l9
all erf r sale a. residence o. Nathaniel Rogers, which
Is nsa the residence W D. DaVssand between he Lebanon
turupise and the river. on Thursday the fztn DAY
OF May next, The following negroes. levitt
Rebecc 90 years 81 age and infant about one year
Of age. Ann about years 81 sge AID Amanda about o
years Of age
TERMs-Ons hfh VII be requiTed IN cash, and io[ ne
csT,Fer next p r. CREATHfm,
All n IeGo CLERK
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JASPER BRANCH RAILROAD.

OTT1cE NASHVILLE & CHATI LNOooA RLILEoLD Co.,
October Sd, 1889.
NY order Of the Board Of Directors calls are made on me
Stock Of Company subscribed for Oulidng bianCA
Road from Bridgeport Jasper payable to the Treasurer oil TINS
Company as follows: ,sro -, -.
one dollar each Share the lt November lsS ana to
dollars on each Share on the Ist days Of December 1889 Janus
~ February March, April May, June, July August SePtem
Ter. October and November 1860. q,
Payment be made to Jackson Pryor, at Jasper OF 10 ~
Treasurer at his Office in Nashville e.
meeting these calls is requested Of the
m stock construction Of the road depends exclusively
an the means provided specifically for that purpose
ostSH ". A. GLEAVES, Treasurer.
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