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The Tccumseh Yesterday took down a family otsiS per-
sons-mulattocs-on their way TO Helena, arkansas, to en-
ter again the service OF their old master. They were man,
united ahou. SIX years ago, since which time they have
been living In New York, and now, strange rs u may seem,
having tsited OF the sweets Of liberty voluntarily return 70
bondage-fCRn. Com, lash.
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n;.,r,o, convention.

The Eighth Electoral District Convention. for mp
pointing delegates to the Charleston Convention, will
be held at Tappahannock, in Essex county, Oh the
81 Monday in March, 1850.
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Richmond Coffee Trade.

Richmond Coffee Trade.
The general commercial business Of Rich
mond is steadily increasing. 10 illustrate how
steadily and rapidly the increase has been, we
give the history of the Coffee trade.
The first cargo brought into our port direct
from Rio, was received by Mcssrs CrenShaw
& Co., and sold in June 1858. The importa-
tons for six wears were as follows:
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hSsHINOIuS, FtU. ~.
SgSuR-nn Mr.. Ivcrs0n'i motion, Il resolution was
adopted setting aplr: eyrryfrihay after the present week for
the consideration Of private bills. sir. Seward introduced
= I'LL for the admission of Kansas into the Cnior, OIL which
he will speak next Wednesday. Mr.. Brown reported l.
bill authorizing the corporation OF Washington 20 issue
S206.gGU in stock for the huii,ling Of thu Centre Market
House, which WAS passed. TN motion nt Mr.. Nicholson, u
r, solution was adopted instructiDs' the naval committee 10
inquire into The expectancy Of having all commissions OF
CAPITA rs and Licu;rnand in the revenue service, confirmed
by the Senate, ulo their compensation increased. On mo-
| tim Of Mr.. Mason, 4 resolution wa5 adopted FOR ii: arrrS:
Of ~fILalicus IIyat, Of New York, who, refuses 10 obey the
SUMMONS Of the llarprr's Ferry Investigating Committee.
Mr.. liam submitted Is resolution Of inquiry, which lies over,
rs TO the propriery Of granting To California all The right Of
the United States In The New Alnada quicksilver mines,
III. proceeds 10 be applied to the construction ofthr Pacific
Railroad. 4 bill for supplying the States with arms, VA.
made the special order Tor Thursday. The Senate then
| went into executive session. and ndipurued ill Thursday.
IIorsr.-Mr. Sn,ith OF North Carolina, defended his pont-
cal position. lie sail he never was Il Know Nothing, but
had always been = Wing.
The special committee on seats PROPOSED 10 adjourn Friday
10 the 'nli Of March, to allow the changing back Of the old
seats, Tie House decided to restore the oil seats, but re-
fused TO adjourn over. The election Of printer was post.
I,uucl ill Thursday. The House then went into committee
Of the whole "I THE mr,sas: The debate was uuimIDrtan:.
Mr.. Lamar mule an eloquent speech. defining The position
aud condiiinn Of the South. NE. II. Winter Davis made i
speech. He bitterly rTdiculeh the Legislature Of Maryland,
aud said his vote Cor Mr.. Pennington ws approved By AL
tln-e whose opinion he respected. He knew Mr.. Prnninr'
tol was In favor OF the fugitive slave law. Ills speech
abVundrd with invec:iyr. Both Houses adjourned I'LL Thurs
luy,
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Merchants in Virginia.
The number of licensed merchants in Viz
sinia is G, 1884, Of their sales as reported
tc the Assessor is S41, 154, 900.
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Disfrkcf Convention.

The Sixth Electoral District Convention, for ap-
pointing delegates 10 the Charleston Convention,
will be held in the city OF Richmond on "Wednesday,
the 9TH day of April, 1850.
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DEE,

D.E:. on Tuesday morning, 2lst Instant, SEi.pEN Z.
MaCOS. in The Goth year Of his age.
His friends and acquaintance are Invited 10 attend his
funeral, from the Monumental Church, tomorrow Thurs
iayJ morning, n; II O'clock, without further notice.
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District Convention.
Returning &c slavery.

The District Convention for the Norfolk Etect"fa
District, will be held in Norfolk City, OH tho l'tt
duy IF Srrch
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yI-SJ' PUBLISH ETs-TIE D;Ki
IL 1 EiENns or Nirin and MlrErl,. BY

kNcN. IEItlH bdiItH 't''hH'
Viii, Life and couinYs iliustritiOn. by c~rG:.sh.Hk lsi
Lecch.
From the fifteenth London e!lIicn.
Complctr In two haudsoni- y0lrmCs, just ready,
Clo:t, fine paper, F|
Half calf, gilt, or ant!quc do, . ="
The constant deraand &c o,'rc high priced Enf!l.i. Sti"st'
Of this standard boni; ha- induced Us :" i..ur II a'a"-
figure, la the very best style. The Memoir u ~ ''eNEatVl
and witty as tina, OF Sidney Smth, All! must 'Ac',e Us
same attention. II contains anecdotes Of Th.ndof" lio7".
Tom lInod, sydney Smith, Canning. ,e"rG" ~. nri oihes
celebrated characters. Any criticism would he sur'Tahoc'
OF the po.n- whose wit and originality have S'ira'i"c --e.
widely extended police. Snia" were Interesting ~ asceri'
OF the motor iriy OF their suhic't or th"i" hcarGF - "
gO.,ip OF he day; but all are animated with i slIit - H@,
and an ULhar;3ng huuor tia: must secure dnInG"ir.
popularity. til. author. distinguishing trait Is h. lh'.
vailed power In rhythm, aud iir How and facility 9. ls w
sificari0n. HIS satire l. nlway- well directed. aud occasion
diy 4 few tuuc!Ics display u different and hinhe r o'crI -
poetic power, standing out in contrast: with the IuGlc:"-'
Imagery that surrounds them. The Memoir gives an arl'
inr sketch II hl intimacy with Theodore Hook, aud -lGe
anecdotes of living rcrsoEs are added &c the lighter sic't.
cites.
The surprising ~cluripnrss Of the p:lca at which til: !a'A
unbIe work i published, wiz - ~ in comparison via
the price OF the English editions, al - should induce all
armil ere Q! polite humorous. iIt"ra:ur" 10 possess 'hetI
selves q: u COPY. !. Il. SMITH & "a, Publishers,
No. ., South Seventh street, Philadelphia.
Jan w.t. FJr s,ir by AL booksellers.
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DRY GOODS

SPLENDID DIX OODS!
FEBRUARY 6TH, 1850.
AT REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH, AT PERKINS i CO.,
al, EAGLE SQUARE.
Z ARGE Stock OF Rich Dress Silks, at and below cost
Rich Silk Robes ut $50, $50 and sSO, worth s8o and
$40
French Delaine Robes, at half price
Printed French DrlRines, at cost
valenIias, Popllns and Poll de CheveEcs
Table Dainask, Napkins and Towelllng
Large Stock Long and Square Wool shawls, nj cost
Long black Wool and Merino ShaSls
CLOAkS.
Black velye. and Black Cloth Cloaks, marked down below
cost, 10 close them out
Large Stock l04, lille and 194 lest blankets, at very low
prices
10, 900 yd7. Best English and American prints, at lO cts
Rich French Lace Sets
Rich French Worked Muslin and Cambria Sets
Lace Berlhas and Capes, ~ cost
TO reduce stock by LIST March, We Will sell great bargains
in the above articles until that time.
Feb PERKINS & CO., No. III Eagle Square.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-24

Assessed Value
But as Property is assessed
for taxation at least 20
per cent. below its fair
value, from the Auditor,
whose report we derive the
above;adds to the assessed
priceof lands and person
al property
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-24

Making a total Of .:....... sl,l43,t7G, lSl 81
This surn divided between l,0S7,9lS persons,
which is the number of the white population
Of Virginia, gives to each sl,05l %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-24
House OF REPRESENTATIVES.

The Sneaker announced the select committee On the zen
,,e's hill to abolish the ranking privilege a, follows =
Mes.rs. raliandiylam, kellogg Of H.. burnett, Adams Of
KY, ana Stokes.
solutions rrci.ins The rights and privileges Of the citizens oil
the several States under the Constitution, anu settling iorth
that, whereas /, Is alleged by responsible parties thai citi'
zens of some OF the States going into other States on Du-i-
ness. such rs the collection Of debts. teaching, aha other
ike lawful business, have been personally treated WIN IN
dignity and violence, incarceratcd and driven from 'tr!r
urourr,y for certain sentiments they held, and without hllc'
cation OF crime: and, whereas, An alleged iracilce s'iniiHF
10 the European passport system Is sprinelne up; therefore,
Resolved, That a comnitie. Of live be appointed I" en-
auirr into the above facts; and al.o, whether any further
legislation Is necessary to give effect to the said provision Of
the Cunathuiion, and that the comr'ttec be empowered !"
send for persons and papers.
Mr.. LovejUy demanded il vote on the passage Of The rr'o-
luiinus, but objections were made.
Mr.. Houston moved there be y call OF the House.
Mr.. Sherman, from the COMMITTEES on ways and nrans, re-.
nor, ed bills for the support OF the Indian department, for
fulfilling treaty stipuIatioas with certain Indians IN Oregon
and Wa.lin-,a u Territories, and for ihc construction, l.rc-
scrya,ion and relrsir Of certain forli!ic.ticns. Referred 10
the committee Of the whole on the stale If the Union.
Mr.. Pryor. after announcing :hc death Of the Hon. WIN.
O.. GouLr, OF Va, Il mriEbcr elect ui the tiirty-siAth C"ii'
rrcss, from the fourth district Of Virginia, procer'.r't Ia
rulortzc the life aud character of the dccrase'l. Ar. Gn"'r'
lie said, was horn in l.gU, and therefore had well hish Al.
tsInrd lhr ripe age Of SiNiy-Oac years. lie wHs native "i
that State in which lie had been reared. ana 'rotn which ne
had received 80 distinguished hO!i"rs. By III lnaGl9eI'
father lie was favored with ii! the advantages al lortine,
and chief a;uonE these were the facilities OF IL liberal edg'
cation.
Nr. Niles, Of $. g., and Mr.. raliindigham, CT Ohio, fol.
lowed, and after the passage of the Usual resolutions. rs l
further testimony OF Respect TO the Deceased, the House
uIinurnpl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-24

MAJ i: OFFER OH the best terms
w 3,uuU lbs superior Tonqua Beans
900 lis pure Gum Arabic
100 boxes fresh Sweet Oil
so lbs Oil Almonds
500 fresh Angelica
bales Cloves
1000 lbs Cinnamon Bark
200 lbs Cnrdamin Seed
20 bags AlSpice DOVE 4 CO., Druggists,
p.h3 NJ 80 Main AZ Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-24
Wealth of Virginia.

Number of Acres Of Assessed
Lands.
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COTTON II

COTTON YARNS.
7 EAESvILLE, North Carolina, Yarns.
II and ~ Brown Cotton Yarns.
Heavy 0zn1bu.gs.
Orders for the above superior goods received By Us, and
delivered at factory priceI. KENT, PAINE ) co.
Jan IS
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WE. ID. ROGERS,
NEW CARRIAGE REPOSITORY

NEW CARRIAGE REPOSITORY.
CUESNuT~ STREET.. ABOVE rENT.i
PXIL .iDELFHLA,
r. now open Tor the >al" Of Carriages OF .s-nE,; -
4 every description. combining Style. Dn.C.S SGSr
rabiliy and elegance Of Finish, supplied ~EsSTsf~
from his MliuGLctUry, CORNER S!Aih aiidN--
Master streets. Southern and Western gentlemen "s'ins
A frs; class Vehicle. viii rui ii ;" I!,c:r advantage 10 cal.
AuriI a-ltllirlNw
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Fs.isM0GNT nACuiSm WORKS,

plIILND:LplIl-A.
TOWER LO0MS, Sl:AF!lNGs, AID MACHINE Wp:H.
We would call the attention Of Southern Mi.I!4c.
tnrr,, 20 our mae Of tnwKn lu"u. wi,h vii! he inrui -
embrace the latest improvements FOR f!.!:i Goods, CEecS-.
Jeans, Satincls, Sr.
Also, manufacture Erru-sisG CALsNn"mS, LARD ASo OF
pgLsssa, MACHINERY FDG ,!AsCrscTCH;SG PArea I,SII>I,
Mill GE,GISG AYD SKATING. Your orders are respect'-t'
solicited, and any Information wi lie gwen By adIrcs,Ig.
J. 4 T. WOOD.
Wood street. between ai.. sui ED, PHILADELPHIA.
Ian aS-Wtubi,.it
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NEW EOoKs-NEw BooKs-For sale at

NTEW EOOKS-NEW sale at
" NORRIS Bookstore.
The Habits OF Good Society, London edition, ! %
Gil Elas, q new London edition, ~splendidly Illustrated.
l volume limo, 9 on
Father Prout's ~f;eiques, ~splendidly Illustrated, volume,
10 mo, g 30
Paris an4 It's Envlrons, ~sp!cudidly illustrated, London
edition, | volume. 50
Lady Hlessinrton's Conversations with Lord Byron, new
edition, beautifully printed, l %
Lambs Essays uf Fila, ii new and beautiful edition, ] %
Lambs Essays of Ella, Il new and beautiful edition, half
calf, . 30 ,
D'Isrnclrs Curiosi,ies Of Literature, q new and beautiful
edition, { volumes, 8 20
iiurton's Anatomy Of Melancholy, q new and beautiful
edition, 3 vols, %
Archbolds Criminal Practice and Pleading, a new cdi'
ton, 2 volumes, Svo; IL %
Volume Is, Annual Digest, 8 %
Volume %, English Common Law Reports, 2 30
Volume 1, Commercial Bank Reports, 9 30
bucks Medical Jurisprudence, new edition, 20 90
l,raithwalts Retrospect, No. 10, ! 90 Feb 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-24

NRESIK GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS
Il Just received n large supply Of fresh Garden and Flow
ers Seeds, from 7. Bruis.& Son, PHILADELPHIA
JAS. T. DUAL, Druggist,
Feb il Opposite the Post Office.
ENTAIL TREES.-SW SILVER MAPLE
oTREES, three years old, straight, smooth, and free Of
knots. They will make beautiful shade trees; are warrant
ed to grow, II properly planted. Price, Fl each, delivered
In the city. Apply " z. JoHNSOS& BRO,
Feb II 1l5 Main street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-24

Free holders
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e.. l. u T. u j.. "

G. Il Z Z q ]: n,
WHOLESALE And RETAIL MANUFACTURERS %
81 DUL E-TH&ES.
STREET, BETWEEN iiTii AND .GTr
PHILADELPHIA.
cS~N. B--All kinds vi SADpLI-TEEiS, c.ade ~ rr'e6
De-. .t.--i.di,ciitw
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Tur following Is II brief summary Of the pecnliariiles of
Tho Stewart stove.
i.t. Dur ,DILITY.-lt has been IA use, IN many INSTANCES,
from IL 10 20 years.
"a. Capacity ruR WoHx.-IN rEdin'ny operations may
b, carried on at tie same time. In evidence OF what II VIII
accomplish, we ai,ude TO the Fact that on each OF several o.
ca.ioi., II bu,TsI Of four has tean 6aitd into 6'retd 'riM
Il .iagir. fr0.
Sd EcnSoNY pr FrEI.-So perfect Is is construction that
il, co.t may be sUred "a mel in from !*"t0 .tkrte gears.
I,h. IL dDes bnar royn trDeii:iomsiy 1Hd nfH and may
be regulated ut pleasure 10 ~ir0igcs dny temperature re-
gairtd in he Kitchen, Without interference with The cook
Ing.
Has The mos; perfect Ventilated p"rn Of any Stove how
manufactured.
Tho Stewart stove
Supplies hot wafer for bathing purposes, more economically
.ran any Range.
Tho Stewart stove
/. furnished by all acruis an n trial Of ihIrr W"n;h-.
The STcwnT stove
L. sold In all the principal Cities and Towns IL! the Union.
tSt- Small descriptive Pamphlets. sent free By mall. OH APP
plication To tn. Manufacturers,
FC L i: r.. w EN- 81 CO.,
TROY. NEW YORK.
proDrirtors %, the Clinton STOW. Works, and Manufacturer,
O.. Cooking. rarlor and Office Stoves, Hollow Ware, a., in
every variety. oct l-cwu
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Direct Exports OF Flour 10 Foreign Coun-

The aggregate exports, lorclgn and coastWlSp,
| exclusive of the shipments from the Manches-
ter mills, was
1858. 1852.
From the dock Ate. T34 1854
| From Rockets by steamers. G6,S5O 42,SOo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-24

j45,5S4 FSO,CI4
The difference against 1859 is caused by the
shortncss Of the wheat crop.
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Which greatly facilitates the process Of tec'hing. by -oft-n
ing the gums, reducing ali R1ainrat'0n-THl r:.@y ALI
PAIN and .pa.inoiiC action, and IL
Sure To ,sc"ulatc the isos.e's.
De,.nd upon IL, mothers, j: Will give rest 10 Yonr."lrr- IT
Ise.icf and YfcaltL 20 your EntAEts.
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Debt OF Virginia.

Debt Of Virginia.
At the date OF the Auditors report the lloat-
inr debt was 1891, 901 50
Less cash on hand ............ 104,0l3 &c
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TV1RTY.s1xTH CONGREss-FRsT SESSION
SlospAY, FEBRuARr 20, lsG'

Mr, Polk, of Missouri, appeared for the FIRST time ms ses'
NJ Jiamlin gave notice Of his intention to move That lille
s.ra,r meet hereafter at Il instead Of J O'Clock.
Mr., lIamlin presented :eycral petitions from c'alen,o VI
W,.hinr,nn relative to 4 railroHi Gil Pennsylvania AVENUE
Referred. ,u..,;o,s
for bounty land. -i,,
ing for withholding the binding g Of the senate ttona me per
~ viii, whom the contract was originally made un'i me
committee could examine whether the contract WIFI te
Secretary Of the Senate was in pursuance Of law. The res''c-
ton lies over. ,
On motion of Mr.. Chandler, the bill proYidIns ior neslr,
.,ir', The channel over the 81, Clair Oats, in the State Of
Michigan, WINS made the special order for Thursday neat.
Tn. Senate resolved TO adjourn over tomorrow uni
Tturslly-
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GxCEISLSF
PLANTATION GI,lST .lsILL.

P~LASI.iTIOS GItfSI .MiEL.
fEINE most -inpl-, efficient ana durable Mill Tor g-!ai!ay
Z adapted Tor Horse. Wa,.E, or steam Power. III caa.
struc,cd on rn,irely new prin6tpl.s-wil! grind iroE { 70 L
bushels per hour, according TO Tie degree d: :iEc"e,s ;r
uuired. Premiums have been accorded n Numerous S:a:,
and County Fairs. Price only So. Srri for a i-irriptig.
Circular. Address WI. J.. BOYER 4 BRO,
Agricultural liGiLrrlcut Factory,
Sixth -. and Germantown Road, P.Illie!t ia.
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GARDEN SEEDS,
WARRANTED FRESH AND GENUINE, SOLD WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL, By
w l. LA PA NJ e Il. SON i C. o.
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This article for over rr
pY:,cE AM Igul!i al Il, %f.Hi
say nf an; other mcti:c'r
in a SINGLE lNSTANCl.,
,.ncIy used. Srrer lid W
factiJnL y any one who uscG
del: shiri with lis opera
hiyhC,; standardization u.
cal virtues. W speak e
gSox," after ter y':lre eA
pntation for The iniGlIirGT
ahnos; every iBstsErc
fr,In pale Alta! exhaustion.
or twenty ImIuCEca A:t,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-24

Gc,n,weo ofMe Senate and House OF Dtiegdt's:
/ lay before you the cTedcnlial. Of the Hon. j. Il; s,arSe'
a commissioner dull: appointed by the Governor o. alss;''
sinri arcnmpanled by certain resolutions adopted by i'c
Legislature, and also a letter addressed To me by tNs com
missioner for your consideration. The evidence, Of iriter'
nal feeling exhibited nv our sister States Of South Carolina
and Mississippi, will no doubt be kindly and appropriately
vsrv rr:pertfuliv. &C.. JOHN LETCI!Eli.
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lottfrifs,
Capital prize SaOo.ooo,

THE GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS
Glass ESQ draws saturday, II 2e, 1861
NEARLY OH PaIZk 10 livery TIl.h ETSI
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IN ORDERING TICKETS oRcERrrrIcArFs

Enclosed he amount OF money 10 our address TO-
what you wish TO purchase; = the Lottery in
which you v ish a invested and whether ven wish
Of which We send what is Ordes ed by nrst mail 10
getheT with the scheme.
Immediately after the drawing Printed Drawine
certified to by the Commissioners will be sent IN
Explanation.
Hs- Purchasers will please write their signature
plain and give The name OF their Post Once county
State
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS strictly haential
Es- Ailprizes O. 81 900 nd under, paid immediate,
yaherthedraS ing-otherPrizesatthe usuA dim col
forty days.
NPwood, Eddy & Co.'s lotteries are 6rawn Al,
Aug usta, Georgia, ANA "A wilmington, Delaware
Address Orders or rickctsO OF Ceruncatcs nv N
ar Express to be .lircCtedto
WOOD, EDDY * CO. Augusta Georgia
or WOO, EDDY co. Atlanta Georgia. e.
or, WOOD EDDY c Co. Wilmington nelva,re
as-crculaTs containing Schemes for a e mo, ID
viii be sent fee oI eApense " addressing as abore
apr20-I
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EXPRESS FREIGHT.

THE Nashville aud Chattanooga Railroad Compa-
Il ny, in connection with the Roads below, are
running an Exp ess Freight Train from Charleston
and Savannah TO nashville. at slower speed but with
he same certainty as thei- passenger trans. Node
lay to freights by this route. Z. W. COLE,
Jan2s-u. Supt.
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Transportation,
..ashEiIIe and Chattanooga Il. r.
- - - 81
Change of Schedule.
ON AND AFTER
Sunday next, April %, 1850,

Passenger Trains, viii follows.
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at A N and 5,
Arrive al Chaftl nooea 80 p n. and Is A. Il.
GINNING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at ESQ A MI and 80 ?. n.
Arrive at Nashville AZ P ~ and A n
Ii rail connection and shortest route to Boston
"A New York, PhilaGelphia, BALTIMORE. Washing
ton City, Richmond, Petersburg, Lynchbnrg, Knox
vile, Savannah, Charleston, Montgomery, Memphis,
New Orleans, &C
Both Trains connect at Stevenson with Trains on
memphis and Charleston Railroad, ana II Cnatianoo-
ga Win Trans on East Tennessee and Georgia and
Western and Atlantic Railroads.
Through Tickets may be had at any hour appli-
cation to Ticket Agent, eace at Depot to the fol-
lowing places, and 1t the following prices, viz:
Nashville TO New York via Charleston. s. c. SGT IS
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Ordinary ksrawinS.
one Grand CAPITAL Prize of $50. 90,
Approximation Prizes
wholeTickets $40; Halves s5;auarsers 50 SC

Ceruncates ot Packages ia the Ordinary Drawings
VIII De sold 81 tie following 'stes which is the risk
Certificate OF Package of 10 hole tickets $50
10 Half % -. 40
10 Quarter 20
10 h shIh 10
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Il Nj Z Il A Ii l. T.
Commencing sunday. April 20. 1850.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Nashville 4:45 m. arrive at Columbia -:05 m.
Leave Nashville 2-55 arrive Columbia :35 M
GOING NORTH.
Leave Columbia sc a m arrive at Nashville 10 m
Leave Columbia :45 IN. arrive at Nashville Z p IN.
THE Morning Train going South connects with
Il Memphis and Charleston Railroad at Decatur
The Evening FRAN goinc south connects al Column
bia with Train To Mount Pleasant and Pulaski.
Thu Evening Train gOi. North makes close con-
necton at Nashville with Louisville and Nashville
Railroad from and aIter Monday, May sth, LOUIS
Vile and all Eastern cities. But train sun.
day. W. ON. PEl,KINS,
may2-lm Superintendent.
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IL the purpo<e ct transactng a General Grocery
Commission and Receiving ana Forwarding Business
we feel assured from long experience this bust
that eau give Satisfaction to all who may Ia
yor as With their patronage. l, Is intention O.
keep usLtLty IA store well assorted stock OF Gro
Genes " ines and Liquors, Anc ticn
Fell them chap they can be bought ELSE here
J. y. \ ii. SIEKRY.
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Cigars and Tobacco.
SO 900 Henry Clay Cigars,
Btcoa Nap 'lean ao;
$500 la G mpettioa Il gars, imported;
la 90 German CgsTs. yaFieVs brands;
Too sross S.uoslag robzcce;
50 Boxes issEsisSrn Armlstcsd tobacco;
- J. a. Cay DO;
Is do T. a. Whise do
so do TsnB~Sscc T. bsccn. vRFi.sua brAnas
And naHy other .Ttic.es ts-a EsGs TO mention
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mAfla-u - AArkrt e.. MASKS de Tenn.
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