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= Card.
The Legislature of the State of Georgia having
passed the following Act, at its Session of 1858, pro-
hibitng the drawing of Lotteries within its jurisdc-
ton after the LIST day of June, 1860 will on that
day remove our entire business to Wilmington, Del.
WOOD, EDDY & CO,
Wilmington, Delaware.
Owners and Managers of the Delaware, Missouri and
. Kentucky State Lotteries
AN ACT,
To repeal all laws and parts of laws, authorizing Lot
teries in the State of Georgia, and for other pur
poses.
SECTION J. The General Asssmblyof Georgia do enact
That from and after the first day Of June, Eighteen
Hundred and Sky all laws and parts Of laws author
izn Lotteries in the State OF Georgia. the yend-
ing Of Lottery Tickets in said State be and the same
are hereby repealed.
Approved by the Governor.
December II, 1855 mayl5-f
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Public Speaking.

The undersigned candidates for Eector for the sth
Congressional District, Will address their fellowciti
zens at the following times and places:
Kingston, = Strings Chatham c,ntv Monday Aug %
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jerry StoduaEu vs. LEWIS IarON aY-IiUUSE AND LOT-
DCRSUANT to decree Of the Chancery Court at
Nashville, in above named case viii sell on SAT
URDAY 18Th OF AUGUST, 1850 at the Court house in
Nashville, House and Lot Bosley Turnpike or JEFF
ferson street extended The Lot is hall of Lot No
153, in McGavock's plan
TERNs-Cash $500, balance a credit of u months
with interest
july26-td J.E GLEAvES, C. & NJ
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FnII Bosom Shirts.

lust received an assortment of FULL BOSOM
= SHIRTS with and without collars. Bosoms of
Linen Cambria and Bishop lawn. A lso, a small lei
of Shirts, with fine Embroidered Bosoms; by
apr5-u ]. II. Nc IL L
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HDR NO MM!oTT'ss2
Ghalpbeate 2ills.


An aperient and stomachic preparation Of
IHoN purified OF Oxygen and Carbon by CON-
b1sCon IN Hydrogen, Of high medical author
~ and extraordinary efficacy in each Of the
following complaints VIZ:
DEBILITY, NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, ENA-
C1AlI0N, DYSPEPSIA, DIARRHEA, C0NSTI-
POTION, ScROFULA. SALT RHEUM, sCURVY,
JAJND1CE. LIVER COMPLAINTS RHEUMA-
T-SM, MERCURIAL consequences, INTER
EITFENT FEVEES, NEURALGIA, CHRONIC
HEADACHES, FEMALE WEAKEESS, MIS-
MENSTRUATI0N. WHITES, CHL0R0SIS, ETC..
PLMPLES ON THE FACE, ROUGHNEsS OF
TEE SKIN, cts.
The IRON being absorbed By the blood, and
thus circulating through the whole system, no
part OF the body can escape their truly wonder.
fUl influence
The experience Of thousands daily proves thai
no preparation Of Iron can for a moment be
compared with 1t. Impurities Of tie blood, de-
preston OF vital energy, pale and otherwise
z-ckly compilations indicate its necessity IL al
most every conceivable case. In all cases Of
f-nae debility (6ucr> albus chlorosis, ete.), its
effects are Delightfully."- renovating. No remedy
hes ever been discovered, in the whole history
OF medicine. which exerts such prompt, happy,
and sully restorative effects. Good appetite, com
pl5te digestion, rapid acquisition OF strength.
vita an unusual disposition for active aa6
cheerful exercise, immediately follow its use.
As 4 grand stomachic and general restorative
it has no superior and no substitute.
Pat up in neaS fiat metal boxes contain" az
so pills price 80 cents Fer hax: six GnlSr--
Sc SO; one t:Ozen boxes 81 co. FOV srstU isy
Druggists generally. VIII be sent free 10
ANY address ON receipt of the price. an iet-
tiers, orders, etc., should he addressed to
r. B. LOCKE &c CO.,
General Agents.
$50 BROADWAY, n n.
N.B.-TT,c above 80 u facsimile OF thu
label each box.
Extraordinarily
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Peter Anderson vs. McRoberts & McKee-FARM
DURSUANT a decree of the Chancery Court al
L Nashville, in above named case, VIII sell on SAT
URDAY, 18TH OF AUGUST 1850, the Courthouse in
Nashville, Farm OF IS and 10 poles miles from
the city. Galatil Turnpike and Nashville and Louis
VILE Railroad, the being the hoUse-lot of Craig
head place ALSO-L0t No. l. adjoining same, and
tanning acres and I22 poles.
TERMs-6, u and Is months, without interest, notes
with approved security and lien retained.
july26-td J. r. GIEAVES, C. x NJ
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DURSUANT TO decree Of the Chanoery Court at
i Nashville in above named case, viii sell SAT
URDAY. 18TH OF AUGUST. 1860, the Court house in
Nashville, Lot No 80 IN HardIug's Addition TO Nash
vile, on Harding street, SO feet by 100.
TERMs-6 and - months without interest and with
out redemption.
juy26-td J. E. GIEAVEcS, C & NJ
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Extra Fine Corn Meal.

A additional supply just received Ter Glenwood
n Also fifty barrels Of the cheapest Food for Stock
in the market. BENZ. F. SHIELDS x CO.,
& iupe14-u No. "a College street.
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DURSUANT to a decree of the Chanoery Court at
L Nashville, in above named case, viii sell on SAT
URDAY 18TH OF AUGUST 1850, at the Courthouse in
Nashville 5 Slaves to-wit: Matilda aged A. Jack TO-
William s. TERMs-CAsH.
juy26-td J. E GIEAYES, c. & NJ
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LIME Ground StockEFeed, for sale low by
l. iuneS-u BENZ IF. SHIELDS & co. Z
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VIM. Mc8Iurrey VS.. John McAlurrey-1 SLAVE
DURSUANT TO a decree of the Chancery Court at
L Nashville in above named case viii sell on SAT
URDAY, 18TH OF AUGUST, 1860, at the Court house in
Nashville Slave Anthony, aged years TERNS-cAsH.
juy26-td J. E. GLEAYES, c. * N.
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MOVEMENTS OF THE RAILROADS.,
Departure of Passenger Trains.

Departure of Passenger Trains.
NASHVILLE &CHATTAsOoGl a AM,3P. m.
TENNESSEE x ALABAMA AIS A. NJ, 3:OoP NJ
LoUIsyILLE& NAsHyILE-5:OO NJ E.60 p N
- GallatinExpress4:3O p il
EDGEFIELD &KESTUCKY-6:3O An 2:45P M
Arrival OfPassenger Trains.
NAsHyILLES CHATTASooGA-5P P. NJ. g AN.
TENNESSEE ALARANA-IO:OO A NJ, 5:OOP NJ
LoUIsvILLE& NASHVILLE 3O5 A. N, 2:I5 P. A
80 Gallatin xpress 9:1O A. II
EDGEFIELD & KENTUCKY-IO AM, Up. u.
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THAT comfortable dwelling, No. les South sum
L mer Street, formerly the residence OF Kussel
Houston, Esq.
Also No ID North Summer Street, the present resi-
dence of Jas Corey, Esq. Apply T.
j. KIRKMAN, President,
AugI-tf Union Bank Of Tenn.
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4 ) L Il III 4 PGRM4NENT CURE Of this di.
ressiBg complaint use
FEN DTS
Bronchial Cigarettes,

Made by C. B. SEYMOUR K CO., 1O7 NASSAU ST,
Y. Price 81 per box; sent free by post.
FOR SALE AT ALL DRUGGISTS.
GayS-nsly
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LAND FOR SALE.

T AN offering for sale, privately, a portion of
L my land upon which now live about five hfsies
from the city Immediately fronting Hyde,s Fer
ry Pike. The amount proposed to be sold is
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Sarah V. Mullen Josiah G. Mullen-2 SLAVES
DURSUANT TO a decree of the Chancery Court at
i Nashville, in above named case, viii sell SAT
URDAY, 18TH OF AUGUST, 1850 at the Courthouse in
Nashville, Slaves, Wilson aged 90 and Anarchy, GIRL
aged -.
TERAs-4 months, notes payable in bank, with APP
proved endorsers, required
july26-td J.E GLEAyES, C. & NJ
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Ino r. Rain vs.. NInrtin 8 NcGradr-FARM


DURSUANT to a decree OF the Chancery Court at
4 Nashville, in above named case, viii sell on SAT
URDAY, 18TH OF AUGUST, 1860 at the Court house in
Nashville Tract of and - poles of Land lying
the Nashville and HilsbOTO' Turnpike miles from
city and the same property heretofore sold by nO- R.
Balm 10 John Martin
TERMs-6, Il and Is months, without interest and
without redemption.
july26-td J. +. CLEANES, c X "
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Andrew Johnston vs.. DavIa ii. Anen-LOT On SOUTH
MARKET STREET

DURSUANT TO a decree of the Cllancery Court at
Il Nashville, in above named case, viii sell SAT
URDAY, 18TH OF AUGUST, 1850, the Court house
Nashville, Lot of Ground, fronting 60 feet South
Market street extending through College street and
fronting thereon 40 feet the being occupied by
Shops.
llHAS-7 months credit without interest and free
from redemption.
July26-td J.E GIEAvES, C. IN
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P. W Naxey and others vs.. R. P. Estes and othcrs-3
SLAVES
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Dp Geisarapa.
The Paraguay Case.

NEW York; Aug. 13.-The Times Washing
ton correspondent says the Commissioners
award in the Paraguay case Will be in favor
of Para o;lay. - l. - 80 -
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Notice.

TIME undersigned having suggested to the Clerk of
L the County Court of Davidson county, the inso-
vency of the estate OF JNo R. HILL, decd all persons
having claims against the same hereby notified
appear and file the same duly authenticated prescrb
ed by law, before the LIST day of January 1861
with said Clerk, or the same Will be forever barred
both in law and equity.
SARAH ANN HILL,
july1S-1m Administrators
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DURSUANT to a decree of the Chancery Court at
i Nashville, in above named case, viii sell SAT
URDAY, 18TH OF AUGUST 1850, at the Court house in
Nashville Tract OF I7C0 acres more les) of Land
Ceddm county and being the SAND heretofore sold
by Dardin, Turner Co 10 Edwin Ferguson < Co (Ses
deed Of July II, 1851
TERMs-I, and 8 years with interest good personal
security required and lien retained.
july26-td J. f. GLEAVES, C. & NJ
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- - - =
CLOTHING.

A VREA1 DfsAND.- LADIES Asr 0F~TLssEr
~ having any cast 81 olsr furniture. csrre ~ level
err " fiafoa ~ r1rraniee the best rr-e !, w cy
ting ndfreeny SO s-vrrk between TwsUI
~ mi Twenty sstn whrf win ~ rit~nted by n
hRtHaN. tef~s r.rnfed N Nv Mrs. NFshnn
A oRxAr DpMp 80 pOH cAsfopf CLOrHfsc, rUa.
n atyre ard g st-i co,anae psyns NE yshsa price,
III cash Tor TOE ares without our Or ,umbsx
rieA4e sfite q NfsI SIC Eighth svec tereea fven
y Ssh enc Tve-sJ seventh streets LADIES' sasnist " ~
As Shh
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NEW BowERY THEATRE
~ sole rrcp retnrp . Neesrv a T. For 4 " yAnserA
SATURDAY, August H. l8o0
TIE great Amt rican aruse'
Mr. " EDDY,
IN tns romantic maodrAmA Of
a., sAtNAfoG ROSA,
rsivaor Rosa Cne painter the mucan, hr ~,
Mr. q L. ~
Mys. W. a Jour0
"su0ula' - Miss Fanny Borrtnx
fne hheruian couedeta OF
-. - His LAsf LEUS
Concluding with the domesiic drama OF s~"
THE GOLDEN FARMER
Old Aobb Mr. II Nras-
hh-Hoo0 MIS- W. q
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I,s hAyAaA AND NEW oRLFANs.
KyEkY tEs pAya PASSAGE 80
To sail On
sATrRpAy. Angus IA, o II O'Clock,


t,s RAyAaA AND NEW osLFANs
KvERT tEs DASs PASSAGE. $50
To
| sATraDAy, Angus Ia. o u O'Clock,
e O. : X s'ear''air' .uAwpA.
y. w. smiih 'ommaufer
r e,mnenge 70 reeess irr,shA 90 ssesasy AaTS saa
''''' '' ''''iI. WIZ cassgss so,.., co
n. M torO oay,saa J. JoAs-ga sta succeed TIE oaAIw
AM .al o. Tvesisy. Ausu-' ~. |
IN sAvAssAH AND orHgg POIsTs A. aGtow-
~ s.i.rok viii ir~se or saturday. Aagust H. aAfN
p,cs No north River through acEets css be had for
es cr,su. 50 20 soO A. soassomsry "a csam
ssl AOsy s2i A.snl NJ h,s a. ~ 80 - al ~
~ =, I, , ssss n,.s ~ A. AsA-1 - -
s..Sss g, s G,>ss 81 s 500 d.rt,s m Lyon
succeed and sA on lee.ssy III, Aasa1s tciii. SON.
~ sAv.NyAH AND THE sorri.-srEAsssuir
on saiur iS,' aasss, II Ps.:,s, e sam.
81 tHrgas ues-,. e Srs s,rits-s ss ~ M9se so.
sss,. essssscos. sss Asaay AS alsoss ~. e
ibus 81 Mscvn 80 sususia siI o. ne n y gasx
~ Su C West siress Saa ss5 Brssdwsy.
ss1apr FOR TKsrSssRr, NORTH CAROLINA;
forsmcu'h Ncsfol. cii, roins and RsAm''d' reoe'sa
|e.mshir oAsVKs, UA,isla cqneh, lsay-s evsry fn-s
Z. X csiiirs ct o'd Point oomfor V land p"'
'srsTstae YORKTOWN cap,>a Parrish, every SATURDAY..
f 4, Portsmouth, N7rlok c-nts per foot. N CLg
~ :. -efI c.r's aad ~ H'rl n nd eira cer.s.
.. a. rcrfnlk (z.s,rro auf fneais inciuief, " "
ershurg and kichm NJ 90 -. .,.
c.,s'n, usset Richmond or peserssurs and back, ss
|so'foS 1A' O" LJDEAs HsiSsxEs. rs Brosaway.
Aux lIsE FOR CAPE NAY .v, .r.,.u,.
VIA sAsrroRD's Ln'B STEAMSHIPS.
wa Pro,a risr Is rth RIVER
A, o,e,f.rk r. n mtay excerted-
psesmers BoSi"" ans KKSNEsEc
s,,,,h .od West free q prssoa.
tuHo~ pRxNFasC PERxlfa Asvui-
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r AURA sFESRs TrrargE-NorlCx--ir nSfMo
rar~tn~rfs fr- he ccrn~ he1 W uS ~
X rerr p<es ~ho 40 not rec~tvh retsy
- ~ LAURA kkkUo
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MArRfMc VIAL

so MAS IN Rkol siiABl-E ~ a. ~ 20 -.
- s.,.a-. a., h.saE ,cnra u IRON c@n 20 ~
81 dllsrs ear 70 ces'r'as ~ maS.ns 49, 80
s,.'r. <,sv ~ n rrc1ee-~ins s2pes~nr $3.50
- ko-., NJ oniss h~. urs Js o. . io'tns
fr-sr W iIesse sssF~ss 'Hac nee berAe WIZ.
IL rOrNs VAN rUsrFSsfr o. = uD u,r awe
ee~.,~ "a DE resrs. a., ,ishrstions for m@knT sn
~ ,.ares, ana ,,sii rrn vo.nk laiy happy. desires
II, a. Co. hss Vie ghs, asvstiser @n. 60 ~
Z, 81 usre<i oncc.
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ABUSE NEVIS

T Ay::Sss kE iskfYr, EuE E,,rsFsv
LAURA KEEkFs THEATRE
LAURA KEEAEs THEATRE
LAURA KEYNES THEATRE
LAURA EEENES THEATRE
LAURA KF.TF'S THEATRE
LAURA KEENE's rHRATRf
3Ekh kEENE'S TpE TIRE.
LAURA EEENEs .unArAE
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EAMsR or AUGUST %
FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BsvRE.
The United States Sal Steamship
I ADklATf.,
Oh T. Coms.ock comm andsr viii sal, from pier foot OF
IA street or saturday. Angus = with mails passengers
specie for the above Jorts.
iresh, OF passage apply AZ the esce Of the Nor,a At.
Il 6lesmsLip Company, room no !, S. VAL street.
| J. r. STEPHENS. Secretary.
lie Adria.le wiz AL again on the elA Of October.
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ArTUOWNIHHrss
~
VrIIETEn GARDEN
w 7ta (sstg ldayi evening AuguA H. beng possyuax
TIE LAT MIGHT
, THk Last Mo-
TIE FAREWELL RKGAQENENy
- Tltn FAREWELL EkQAQEAHW
or rPF wOfrPRFUL RAvFIS
The perform viii be tor Tho
BEEFEtF
BENEFIT
BkrEFu
YOUNG AMERICA
and
MISS FRANCIS
the American da6seCse occason VII ha ure~Ai
FOUR SPLENDID OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FCf the Grs thno the beautiful balet OF
THE fIShEHkAN4 DREAM
with also for The lsst time,
ALCIDE
80 Ia consequence OF The request Of cusands 0ABnGI
VII appear f the sst In hs great role Of Gown IN 81
MAGIC TkUEpKT.
wi1 evolea1ns Ga lhs
TIGHT ROPE
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All IL
A ksrouvrtE Mosher- xatohmatnEi g. Oit Erg'ans-sas
I'D hunter 70 be trepped-A prya~
b,g- rurdrrsrys fearful posnun bar dve aud
scvi,n-n morrow" vsn sit-rnp st~~zef hs srpnY
noue LETTER ~ torenrr1b. nppontmenthfurcsis expose
OF ,o1les vilisny'r AVE ms r'-hss sudden
pesrsnc- "silt WHIST sbou y, rsk,h o1ncaoi War
lie p.Iy The .can,sy ,y and .he ps,.'m. - g.s
-,~iui raj this side ne pond 'updresvy asd
A tnle q hrir eve fcr ship-Tne distribution ~ prye.
Asa ,pe vc,nr. Give grs thai sLp'-s heAns n Ire
a,eyo,-psfsrgrrs 1renehard ksror"whs a ssf'
Nretrs Is, sdsss neral o.after nssor isra
periu oyennx cAsmpas 'sDusdfesrJ hs Dir 70 eye
rie~ q ne cfaa cr,,,
v,ry sersstt S~a IN ths DsiryHh Description o. his
hnsne N sn.ycs.n ekpensve ssssr ushleA nots s~eri
ccsI Nc n snrnet"Ah~ you ~ at~s'-Florcrcos TN
" arrivsis nis man n hero .Ai i,res c9n
iesor asd vy rast,. Ion a a,.esr.sd s,o2.seu, pre-
,ex ,o ts~, cups-Nurs' for 1nterniis
s.os-s.rte buns" eurk Mrfcot Ma private saTscvla
"a La feel nssiB-A boa srash FROM txe shnl1ers
Icr, IN so. o~ssancrenry A try1aP 70 tjcys q
ur,y, y onc.A tan, tie veisSse1he crsws
fsa sses .y-.oyss ssddet gsass' Va ~n,
X ~ ess- az 'sc,ra,uye u Coyss1rcs, craye~cs
CO az ar F.i~srt1h- seoi ana rchf- aceA~e ~ Pa
~r~s- no elem~assTssrng ~ -. elor tawur
.rssa tod na resry's iss sa~sar<sA.'s
sinfS-A serers N .ry,i lrhs.@ AZ
IN e,os~quenr. q soe v al - We s~fv there win BE-
n.~~ ocsa ., Asa yes. aek n n meuces a sr-clssiy
fRfCL- oF ADMISSION.
Csr .Di PAsNurHf 20 ccnA
fsthf4rs Chssrs one Dotsr
rsn4y Cree. . cfud
CkAivr rsrt
pTrNEa noxns an
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CATURDAY AUo-.ST IL. AT " o,olp ub n, $500 ,
'.s~1 y ~. ~ ~ AW WHITE. PRO- nstors
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rIsvArs ers AS ~ -xl.tlxs sAvAEA sssAas
III tcse'ng ne 800 tfsnat. sufh a. tsbsnst flxvs~
% ~ 20 g, 90 est. stt" eas v tessh. . a.
~ ~ a si~r y tth rAg rhass wtaaaAG n tuI hnt
srssiiy NJ a~'f y .vs' e.. go " s.ssri A. sm 80
'r 's afsros ~ ,r ~ ~ 4, 80. ~ r1-~-~-
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THh TURF
70 The AgcTfos
THORI,Es's FOOD FOR CATTLE r
Last May tweiYemon;h ted fhoricys Food TO thorough
bred raeag huy Pslne. she .hen recovering Il ON
severe attack OF disemperi ~ hrA elcste ia
her appetite bot shortly -ter s improved wonder
fully much that her uader PREPARATION 1I he's
gsgenents at the Eclipse Course Iolg Island brought her
to tne poA IL and oetesed Psophe sni Comet THIS
June, one month after commencing the usc OF Thnrey's
Food.
fee ling 10 two racing sles Cyclone and Spy.
meta and tnf Ia an souay improving Please therefore,
enter these two 10 st named ies old 20
Ihoreys toa Cup at the FASHION Race Course Fall Meet
ing, nsxs month
pH.LO {. BUSH.
Faa.oa Race Co,gse, Newton L. 4.
AuCusr g. 1850
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TJOOfEY & CtxPBFIL'S KTNSTRHLS
Ii Il n Hooiey, s. G. Campbell and u. W H. orGiu,
Propfiet0rN
The complete and talented company 10 existence VI
appear Monday evening Angus. Is every evening
aapriinSs, the week, a. HCoLEY cAkrBEiLs oPEAA
GAG BROADWAY Orrosfrs EiBtos GArDnr
TIE company oon.rtses tA- following brilliant array q
BILLY BIRCH his frs. appearance bls sr
Callforias
J. UHswoRrB.
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NAiKsrprIx - eANrsD go TRAvEt> gESrLFhnN -
M forn hc, clsss susreae. hrs ss1 ssccsa w.
tcurre era nss Apry shs dAS' trrn l 70 II. H. wes
4. Cu2WrF, = 0rssne NfssA
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~ kE0HANIIe HALL. At. BROADWAY
tONbh EVENIIG AUGusT 6, l6tJ
Grand reopen,ng OF the New YORK favuu.es
JERRY. NEIL. AND DAN BhYAET
And their axceisio- Troupe OF The world
Ihs popular place of has thoroughly
decorated panied scenery, &c viii reopen y
above, With entire change Of programme iaces
acs soner BALLADS, choruses coirtc2Etes Southern plan
tst,Ol songs, dances, &c
The company composed OF the following popular srSax
under the direction Of
JERRY NEIL AND Dan BRYANT
r. r. lssacs, d. 3 Nambod. jas. Carroll, r. F0rtOu O.
Charles L. Il. ssvosi W. L. Hebbs II Hobbs N w 0ouiA
~. A. scot D. Emmett Paul Berger T. j. Peel Atf1s
Tommy For particulars bills az the day Doors open
T. W commence III O'Clock. Tickets rs cent?,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-11

NUAkUk.
~ THE Old CURIOSITY SHOP"
THE fEOpLE WILD WITH EACfTEMEETi
To see the Immense CO. econ Of Living Wonders eaSog
the Ar,usnc Performances Lila Museum all the
pllauces 81 science and art adopted 10 keep cool
Look this list OF Living Wonders Wos1A
furnishes another Establishment where much 10 be
for a quarter"
Gan, Baby, great living Black Sea Lion living Whist
or Man Monkey AlbGo Family white tho lh ~
Skeleton Lightning Calcu ator Monster srskeA Baby A.
ooadaa Happy Family.
boVtVg cuNosirles raoh EVERY
splenad rerormances 10 the large aud airy Lecture Ross
every afternoon az O'Clock, pni every evening
vor late Woods Mnstrtls In which blend uarmAn
WI ksraNagnnza, &c &C.. c the amusement aud 6ehGh
TIER audiences
RS Al these los % cens Children under years oess
VrES AT ALL HOURS DAY. AND ElEhIkQ.
, 1860-10-05

MOVEMENTS OF UNITED STATES TRooPs.-
The steamer Senator arrived at San Pedro
on the 18th Of September. bringing two
companies Of the Fourth Infantry, to take
post in this district, as follows: Company
/, 81 men. Major G. o. Haller, detailed to
Fort McjaVe; Company E, Sc men, Lieu
tenants H Dryer and James K. Mccall,
10 go to Fort Yuma. Capt. Garnett's
company, 9Th Infantry, is to be relieved at
Fort MCjaVe BY Company /. 4th. Maj. Hal.
Ter; and Major ArmiStsad's company, 1t
Fort Yuma, is to go to San Diego, to be
rePlaced BY Company E, 4th Infantry
Los AageLOs Star.
, 1860-10-05

A young girl, who had become tired Of
single blessedness, thus wrote to her intend
ed I; deer Gin, cum rite oph Of you air
cummin at aWl. Ed Ceilings is insistin
that shall hav him & be hugs and kisses
me so kontinnerly that can't holed owt
much longer, but will haV to kave in.
BETzEY.
, 1860-10-05

Nor So-Speaking Of the Oregon Daily
Mail Sacramento paper says;
From Saturday, Sept Is, mail coaches
will leave this city daily for Portland, Ore
gon. They will connect at that point with
lne-of stages for Olympia, Washington
Territory so that after the date named
we will have daily mail between this city
aud Puget Sound"
So far as the mail from Portland ICON.
meeting with line Of stages from Olympia, ?
our contemporary is mistaken, inasmpch as
that portion Of the contract has not been
taken, nor can 1t be so long as the rema
neration for the service ($l2,O00) is not in
creased, as it would not be possible to car
ry the mail duly over the route proposed
for any such sum. VI.
, 1860-10-05

MARINE HOSPITAL.

PORT TOWNSEND, JUNE I'D, 1858.
DRP. NJ. O'BRIEN, late Resident Physician and
IL Surgeon of the County Hospital, San Francisco,
and Of the Hospital Of the Sisters Of Mercy is in
charge Of the Marine Hospital Port Townsend.
DR.. OBRlEN is also prepared to receive private pa
tients. He atters himself with the hope that
perence Of l6 years TO the practice Of bis profession
both private and Hospital, together which thorough
MedicO-C Cirurgical education, as evidenced by the
proper guarantee Of Diploma to that effect will OBJ
tain for him the confidence Of the citizens on Puget
Sound. - = =
LETTERS addressed-P. N. 0'BRlEN, N. D., Port
Townsend, will be duly acknowledged.
June 22d, 1858. nSl-u
, 1860-10-05
BLACKSMITMING.

THE UNDERSIGNED TAKES THIS y
L method OF informing the public that he has, q q
In connection with his Livery Stable in olym- W
pa Blacksmith Shop, where be is prepared TO do all
kinds Of work in iron.
Particular attention paid To shOeing horses, ~
&c. | have the best workman In the country ,U III
and all work Is warranted to give satisfaction Y y
and to be dnne at reduced prices. All kinds Of
produce taken in exchange for work, and even money
will not be refused.
All thoe wanting wagons, either old or new, can
be accommodated either for money produce or stock
Csyuse hOrses, &c.
z. wLNcoR.
OLYMPIA, Aug 81 1850 IlH