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DR.. HO0TIand's Celebrated

VKTILL eEectualy Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia
Wv dice, Chronic Nervous Debility Diseases Of the hid
and all diseases arising from dsordered Liver and
ah, such Constipation Inward Piles Funss OF Blood to
Head Acdy Of the Stomach Nausea Heartburn, Disgust for
Food, Funes weight in the Stomach, Sour EructaoDs
Sinking Futtsng at the Pit OF the stomach Swimming
Head Hurried Difficult breathing, Futrng the Heart
Choking sufocatng Sensations when in lying POSTURE
Vision Webs before the Sight, and Dull
Pain in the Heal Deficiency OF Precipitation Ieowness Of the
Eyes Pain In the Side, Back Chest LIMBS &C. Sud
Flushes OF Heat Burning In the FLESH Constant
ings Of Evil and Great Depression Of Spirits.
propretor in calling the attention OF the public
PREPARATION with feeling Of the utmost confidence
adaptation to the diseases for which tits
and untried article but that has
test years trial before the American people, rep.
uation and sale unrvaled by similar preparation
The testimony in its favor given by prominent
Physicians and individuals in ell parts Of the country
r1ense careful perual Of the Almanac published
ally proprietor and be had gratis OF Of his Agents
cannot satisfy the most eptca that this remedy really
dcserHinF the great celebrity II has obtained.
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NEW ORLEANS Dec 81 Cotton sales to day G5OO bales; mid
ding lO9O Of the 20 bales; of the
week 81 500 bales against 1 900 as during corresponding
time LAST year; total receipts this port less
last 10 SEQ bales all Southern ports bales;
ports Of the week - 600 bales total exports
tales stock New Orleans 326 900 bales. MoIases 2I2s
Corn 5965 coIee steady; sales of the week 10 $50 bags
llH imports Of the week "a 900 bags; New Orleans 81
500 bags against 6 SEQ tie last year Freight
to Liverposl II 329qIG.
NEw YORK, Dec ELECTION firm; sales to-day 1900 bales;
mdling upland 1913 Flour advanced lO9I5c; 1900
b5s 81 s04 co. Wheat advanced 395c Germ advanced c
sales 900 bushels, 6f9 Mess Pork seady bills
Sl55O96, Rio Coffee II549l2H Molases-sales $50 bbs
Orleans 3l93j. Sugar firm; sales $50 hhds 5KG55z.
CINCINNATI Dec 2l-Flour unchanged. Whsky-saes 1900
bbls, l31 Mess pork steady, SAGA 50. Lard $685.
Foreign Commercial
LIVERPOOL, Dec. I2-Per Steamer Falton-Cotten sales
Monday and Tuesday $4,000 bales Of which SPECTATORS
pOrers 5000 bales Market generally unchanged closing
quiet but steady.
Manchester aivlceS unavorsbe yarns prices were
easier but quotations unchanged. Cloths very dull
Breadsus active Flour advanced 69I2d wheat advanced
IG3d Corn advanced Cd.
Provisions dull. Consos s25< esq.
LoNDoN-Amsrican Securities and Railways are fat.
LIvKRPooL-sugsr quiet
LoNDON-Breadstu steady all qualities slightly advanced
Sugar dull. Coffee steady
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4 4 4 q Z 4 Z 4 4 4
LIBERAL OFFERS--To ecery Postmaster or
nee dollars for zee sa5scr6ers, tOU send sis copy
VIZ make this osr that paper may introduced
it for snort time will take It, and their Efforts still
her its circulation. This offer however only applies one
club eee at each office, hence first Who sends viii
be entitled to the gratis After club Of five formed or
Whe club already formed additions always be made 20
tia sdolLar each subscriber, Be they one or many.
copies sent free.
B B B b 3 3 B 3 3 3
CLEHGYMEN and TEACHERS will bar.ast.- be
furnished the WEEKIT DAYBoOK for One Dollar per wear
the lowest club rates. = -
All Ordes should be addressed follows giving post Office
county and state in full =
VAN EYRIE. HORTON & CO.,
dectS-El lG2 Nassau Street New York
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From yVashInutoa.

WASHINGTON, Dec. pa report that South Caro-
line had passed ordinances Of secession was
brought 70 the House this afternoon. Il produced
intense excitement among the members. anG for a
long time confused the proceedings.
The Senate, in Executive session today confirmed
the appointment Of E. NJ. Stanton as Attorney Gen
eral, and those OF Deputy Postmasters and other
minor Offices.
Among the most active workers in the House to-
day, for the passage Of the Pacific Railroad bill.
were Dr. Rabe and Mr.. Farrell. editor Of the Ala
Collaboration.
Senator Baker, Of Oregon, was also busy.
About $4,000 Of the ten million losn has been
paid.
The Select Committee Of Thirty-three have az
yet done nothing Of particular interest nor does
there appear 30 be any curiosity respecting their
secret movements.
About eighteen young ladies', who have lust Sc
eeded from the semmaries Of Pennsylvania ami
New jersey passed through Washington to-day, on
their return South.
The report Of the proceedings Of the late Union
meetings in Philadelphia were presented by Florence
IN the House to-day, and were referred to the Sc
lect Committee.
WASHINGTON Dec. 2l.-SENGrE-The Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad bill was slightly amended and
passed.
Davis concluded to serve on the Committee OF
Tmrty-three
The Pacific Railroad bill was made the special
order for the % Of January.
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SaIute in Honor ofsecessIou.

MENPHIs, Dee 2l-Fifteen guns were fred and an
enthusiastic meeting held ratfy the secession Of
South Carolina. The AualGaess Office and other
buildings are illuminated.
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Blood Food !
Blood Food :
FLOOD FOOdi
BLOOD FOOD

To all suffering from umpton, inc pient confirmed
from db tY u from mental prostitution
brought by fro ofuas complaints
deAsesof the kidneys bladder 70 ladies suffering
the distressing complaints their liable which
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HOLIDAY BooEs.-MessIs. HAGAN & Co.. College
street, have large assortment Of holiday books of
every description, some of which are gotten up in
superb style, both as to Illustrations and binding.
Every taste seems to have been CONSULTED in the
lection Of this portion Of their stock Besides which
they have a large and varied assortment of books
in every department of literature. Those in want
of presents for the holidays cannot fail in being
suited by calling at this establishment.
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CoU0Hs. The sudden changes Of climate
OF Pulmonary BRONCHIAL, and AsHMkTc AFFECTIONS Expe
epce hav proved that simple remedies often act speedily
and certainly when taken in the eAry stages OF the deas
at had BrO0ns BrORcidI 1r0che
LoZenge let the Cold Cough Irritation Of the Throat be
slight by this precsution serious asck
be efectuay varied or PCBLIC SPEAKERs and SINGERS will
find them efctua for clearing and strengthening the voice See
advertisement. nnv24-IkN6m
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CLOSING OF TIRE BANEs.-All the Banks in this city
viii be closed on the 25th inst and the lst and 4th
Of January, the latter being the day set apart by
President BUCHANAN as a day of fasting and prayer.
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RAILWAY MArrERs.


Tennessee & Alahsms-4:39 ".
louisville q NsshVils-s:i5 7 ";
kdgeaeld & Kentussy-'o;i9 N.
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offered certain r2iI6ls remedy. Differing in every
particular the pateut medicines Of day, chemical
combination OF / on, SJLPHUR AND PHO,PHOR0US,
very great WORTH and hauIe glad grateful
testimony to the benefits it has conferred them
CHURCH & DUPONT, 4O9 Broadway, New YORK, the
sole prSpreors Of he article, and have Of
fraud attempted upon the public changed the color Of outside
wrapper from red yellow and increased the size OF the bottle
Be Yiy cautions in buying to that the
smile OF their signature the oatsds Of the wrapper
others counterfeit. 70. J. WOOD 4 CO st. Louis,
octl9-a Wholesale Agents for the West.
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HOoFLAND'S RALSAmIC CORDIAL
WIN cre long Gold in very short time Read TIL

H09ELANDS BALSAmIC CORDIAL
VIII cure long standing Gold in very short time Read the
following
PmLADEIPHIA, Feb. l6 1858.
DR. c. NJ JAcKsoE-sir: had for time been suffering
under cold having pains through whole system
and hoarseness when recommended to try Hoof
land BalsRmic Cordial" accordingly procured bottle
happy that half Of il completely cured
unhesstngly recommend it to friends who may be
iarly afflicted deem it than justice bear this
public testimony its virtues Respectfully yours
ELEANOR McHENRY,
Tenth Street, above Coates
Prepared enly By Or. G. NJ Jackson No 4I6 Street
PHILADELPHIA for sale Druggist and sorekeepe through
the United states and Canada Price IS cents botte
O. WOOD. St. Louis, Wholesale Agents for the West
EWIN PENDLET0N CO., Nashville, Tenn, Wholesale
Agent Retailed by 10. G. BROWN and EVANS G. W HEN
DERSHOTT and WILLS & HOOPER Nashville J. B.
MATHEIs, E5geheld; J. C. D0xCH, South Nashville,
febll-lv
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Denial

LEAvENwORTH, Dec. 2O.-The Herald contains a
letter from Governor Medary TO the citizens Of Kan
sas, in-which he announces his resignation.
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ELEGANT HOLIDAY BooKs.-It will be seen by their
advertisement in this mornings paper, that Messrs.
W. 7. BERRY & Co. are prepared, as usual with a
large collection of illustrated works in superb
bindings for the holidays. Their stock is unusually
attractive this year.
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From New York.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 20-Wr W. II. Conklin denies
that the Pres'deDt sent him the alleged letter pub
ished in the New York Times Of this morning p.
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Ehe Camden Races
The annual meeting of the Camden Jockey Gu
4 took place on the hawthorn Course, December u
wEDsrDAv. December Ia-Keyshaw Stake year Ods,
Thos Payears Oh T. Rosa Bonheur, BY Glencoe, out Of
s. psrTarss nile heats JOCKEY Club Purse SO over
John cAnsy enters eh Albine BY Jen Davis, dam oy imp
an S1' v boswell enters Oh Ez6sqa:r By ReSsausoa
Vim Gibbons enters n Two Bits, by Revenue, dam By
Time 5i1-5:5sY u''
SANE DAy-M lehsats jockey Club Purse 500.
John Cantey's or by Iaeo, dam by Convention
O p , Moore ? ! sirs. oy Equinox
Time, OH-I:58-E56 h-l:57Sz.
THURSDAY, Docembe iscamdsn stake year dds; sin.
gle dash Of one mile; Sl0) entrance half forfeit
IVA Wats'n's ca BY Lexington cut Of Clipper by
Tos Pnear'sc RaPpaTes, BY Char sy b !, out Of Mil
John osniey Oh 5y 1aro. dam ~ iFays. ID r
Time, i,s7H
S. NE nAT.--rwo mile heats: Club Purse. $3.50.
and T D,svd enter en- Fanny Washington, by Rev
John Moore oh corinne by RED Eye, dam by
John ontey enie Oh Ja ia Coop b. jea DAVIS dam BY
Time. 3:49-3: IA.
TsRAr, December nls heats best ia 5; Club Purse
John Moore's Oh COrinne; By Red BE, dam BY
JOtn carie Oh John ,sron 5s tS sfarE
Time, l:j7H-15l-L52s -.
SANE vsaree Stake Tor three years old $3.50 entrance
Club TO add 20 II start
Tho Puyear eh Rosa BOsheur walked over and received
forfeit.
SANE DAY - mile heats Club Purse S29O.
7 and 7 Dcswes ch Exchequer; Pedigree above Il
John Csntey ch Julia
John Moore Sire by dist
Time 3:54H- 3 81
SATURDAY December l5-Puryear Stake for all mile
heats post entry; Subscription half fore, CT to add
s28D
John ountey'soh AIbine, by JET DAVIS; dam by imp,
and DosWsii's Oh Fanny washington BY Revenue;
dam Sarah Washington
Time, 5:58 -5:59k.
Track heavy and covered with
THANKs.-We are under obligations to Senator's
TOHYsoy NICHOLSON and Hon. J. II. THOMAS for rece
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MORE INCENmAusu.-The residence Of EDWARD
TEEzyANT, about two miles from Memphis, was dis
covered to he on fire about three o'clock on the
morainc Of the 18th. The alarm was promptly
gwen and several gentlemen proceeded to the house
They found Mr. TErZEvANT and his family IN he'd
and it was only by the most strenuous exerons that
they were rescued from q horrible death The
house and its contents were entirely consumed. it
being too far from the city admit of the ircmen
reaching the scene in time to do any good. Mr.
TsrzvANr's loss is about $4,000, upon which he had
an insurance Of $4,000. The FIRE was undoubtedly
the work OF an IuceDdiary.
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Great Sacrifice Of Furnishing
u ahnhs

Great Sacrifice Of Furnishing
sEOOds.
on AND AFTER DECEMBER 18th, FOR THIRTY DAYS
Il. McGILL will sell his large Stock of cost 70
ID cash. The celebrated
Paris Yoke Shirts
Cost Sla per dozen Former price SIS
Shoulder Seam Shirts.
Cost SIS psr Dozen Former price s1s
SeaSOnableI MerinO Shirts
Cost IS cents Former Price 81 90
sIS9 I38
80 Z" SO
fee assortment Of Shirt Bosoms Heavy DRAWERS to
match the above Shirts
The reduction will be made Half Hose Gloves, Scar
and Ties Stocks HsBdkerchcfs, Supendsrs and all
found in genemans furnishing Store We offer also
fancy articles the Combs Brushes Pocket Books
bresiing Cases, DOmncs, Chess Men, &c, &c.
Fl McGILL,
No. %, Cherry street, one door from Union street
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NEW MUsIC.-We have received from JAS. A
MCCLURE the Rock City Quart Quick Step, publish
ell by himself This is the original music as played
by FENroN's BAND, composed by F. BELIEF and ar
ranged for the Piano by CSC. NJ. TAYLOR.
We have also received from the same publishers
q" Twas but dream " sung by PATTI and dedica-
ted to Miss KIRK of Memphis
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GENTLENrEN's CLOTmNG.-I have now a very large
and splendid stock of fine clothing, of every des-
cription. which l am selling at very low prices for
Cash.
Just received a lot Of gentlemens shawls, of fine
quality, which were bought very low for cash, and
will be sold accordingly at wholesale or retail.
GEO 3. ABBOTT.
decg-lm. 80 College ST.
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H0UsE.-DeIano, Of Massachusetts,. aatss leave
offer the following, which was read Ior infCrmsto
! WHEREAS, In a report Of The proceedings IN ~
South Carolina State C0nTeistiOn, held on The l9t
inst, the Hon. VIM. Porcher Niles, a member Of II
House, used the following language in eonversstor
and subsequently IN written Communication 70 Oh.
President. know this to have been SAID g If VOC
send solitary soldier to those forts the insfantta
the intelligence reaches our people, aGd we win tax
care that il does reach them before it can reach ts
forts, they viii be taken, because such course 4
necessary for our safety and selfpreservatiOn7 NJ
therefore.
Resos d. That the President be requested 10 com
munIeate to this House what information he has re
ceived, either verbally in writing. TO the eject
that if the forts at Charleston are further reinforced
they viii be taken By any force OF authority hostile
to the authority aEd SupremaeYaf the United States
Excitement on the Southern side.
Ashmore wanted to know where the iEforma.i0n
came from.
DelanO replied in the published proceedings Of
the South Carolina Convention.
The Speaker said that neither debate nor the resO-
luton were now in order. The latter can be taken up
at another time.
Reynolds, from the Judiciary Committee, made q
report IN me WatrOns Impeachment case. The
consideration was postponed tl Thursday next.
Also the bill 70 repeal the county claims.
Inc House went into Committed Of the whole on
the bill granting lands to Nebraska for railroads
The committee adopted Curtis substitute which,
provides for a start from the western borders oil
Missouri and Iowa, two cOnverging lines uniting
within two hundred miles Of the Missouri riser
thence one line to California; also for two couver
ing lines to Fort Smith and the western border oil
Louisiana. TO unite with the southern Pacific Rail-
road charted by Texas
In the course Of the debate Garnett said the me !
sures were designed for political purposes. but
suggested whether there would be another President
tial election. South Carolina, BY the glorious ac-
ton Of her people, had to-dSy at halfpast one with
drawn from the Union. Suppressed applause in the
lower part Of the HALL. The committee rose and
the bill as amended was reported to the House.
The Pacific Railroad bin then psssed-99 yeas to
IS nays. Adjourned till Monday
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dat Rev J. II lngraham. who accidentally shot
himself in Holly Springs the other day. die yester-
dav morning from the effects of his injuries Mr..
Irgraham was remarkable man. He was the au-
saor of several works of fiction, (among which
was LATTE the Pirate y and achieved conside-
rabc reputation as writer. H became converted
a few years since, and became Episcopal clergy
man and was appointed 10 the charge at Holly
Springs lie has preached here on several occasions.
As . minister he was esteemed for his many gener-
Gus qualities and for his dcvotedness to the cause Of
his Master His sudden and untimely loss will be
deeply deplored by all who knew, him.-MemPtis
Au1lancle Dec 20.
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Foreign Commercial.
THE CRISIS OF tn. UNION!!
Shall White Men Rule America /!
THE NEWSPAPER FOR THE TINES!
THE WEEKLY DAY-B00K

OF - Il
TTNnE DATBooE holds that this is government Of WmTE
MEE, that eyiOTity Of social and political position
for the negro race superiority for the white is the
natural order OF American Society All who want to
and understand the
negro question, should read It, Democrats Constitutional men,
it that sound papers circulated AMONG THE
PEOPLE, Black Republican principles will be Pr.
down.
THE WEEKLY DAY BOOK for 1861 will be greatly prov
and added, making BEST FAMILY
PuBLnKD. twill have ONE THIRD MoRE READING MAT
TER LETTERS EDUcAuOS ABLK AGRICULTURAL ARTICLES
SKETCHES LIVING AMERICAN AUTHORS, Cooks
COOKERY and FULL REPORTS CATTLE MAR.
KITS.
1t will also the LIST Of January, SEw
0RIsISAL STORY, by Prof. Peck, Of Ca, entitled
VIRGINIA GLENCAIRE,
tale Early Settlement OF Georgia Thrilling Story
Pioneer Life The Greek Wars SC These features together
EUROPEAN CoRRIPoEDENCE, full digest Of news,
foreign and domestic, make tia
BUSINESS, FAMILY AND LITERARY NEWSPAPER,
All combine one, and cheaper than any otherpa
per published.
TERMs-OASH IN ADVANCE.
TWO COPIES do 90
FIVE COPIES do 90
TWENTY ONE COPIES 90
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By reference to another column it will be seen
that BENJ F. SHIELDS & Co. viii lsel this morning at
IL. o'clock, a large lot of sundries to make room
for other cOnsgnments.
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Clothing.
We have large Stock Of WINTER CLOTHING
for Men and Boys wear, which we are selling at
JyriceS TO suit the times.
SoUrH CAROLINA, GEORGIA, ALBANIA and VIaGINIA
MoNEY taken at par.
WARD, BIRMINGHAM q Co.
Noy24-Im No. 20. Public Square.
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NEw YORK, Dec. 2l.--The Tines Washington cor
respOndence from New York says that Andersen
has been ordered TO surrender Port MOultrie i
attacked.
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Notice SHIELDS & Co.'S, advertisements for this
morning and night.
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MoNEY-An kinds of money taken at par for
guns, pistols, and every description Of hardware
dec9-lm. MCCALL& FALL.
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Cushing Gone 20 Warrington.
River News.

CHARLESTON Dec. 21.-Cushing arrived and re-
manned i've hours when be left for Washington
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River News.

Reported by H. Harrison. Steamboat, and Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Agent.
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LOUISVILLE. Dec. 2l.--The river IS rising with !
feet inches water in the caaal.
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PANIC STRUCK"
Intending to reduce what is certainly the largest
Stock of
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
in the State. win sell from this time
without Regard to Profits!
j. w. LANGLEY,
P6B ~ Union street.
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Wanted
y Partner wanted with from 1000 to 1900 dol
lars cash, IN a Ready Established Business. which
pays 1000 dollars and more year. A gentleman,
and business man, with good city reference, will
please address ROBERT. P. o.
Nov. Is lS6O-tf
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Christmas Gifts at auction, day and night. No. q
College street, opposite Sewance House. Go every
body and get something to give Young America.
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n1KW YORK AND BOSTON RAILROAD coNPAxy.-
- H. annual nesting Of The stockholders OF he New
ywh I'D Bosom RAhroad Company viii be held a. The Ned
sA Hsusa 10 II cy q hhdcsovn and stafe o. Connect
81 O'Clock n ~ Afternoon q Wetnc~iAI the third
- ostoeer, D. is IN sscordance VIII the Byisws o.
- Company nd The order o. 10 Board o. Decor for tho
sss Of Directors apd IL TRANSACTION q any oAsr ouancss
Es.scs' seeS Il ia r. WILLIS PRATT, clsrs
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NEW YORK AND BOSTON RArLHoAp.--A SPECIAL
N meeting Of he STAKEHOLDER. Of d. New Ycrt and boston
Aaakcad Company win be hah Il their once Is Eschsnxs
10 Bosson Nassachusetss eleven o'clock In the fcrs
= saturday, H. twenty ninA 1ag Of September, A. D.
- scorrdanoo 1uA the BY Of nah Company and the
s1r ~ Board Dre,crs and 70 act upsn Or N reaison
~ bsnds or whckevsr nay BE- deemed expedent and
6u sshnxns norgaxe the road part paris
Doe Of 10 properly, rights o. inerssa
-. De compsny FOR M ppc.ss tsereo and there o.
~ BY Of aid Cuuapay. 70 60 the Com
10y WI 40 any any1ing 10 relAca sa rrbjsc4s aud
Oqnaing. I. WILLIS PRATT, CLERK.
t111os, Sept !. $50
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l's' -IH' =
MATRIMONIAL.

4 SOUTHERN orrTLFwAr OF aOoD srtsplvs
N large income wishes 10 form he ac4fr'nan~e
some yong lsdy 70 70 y yesrs q age, = I, ~ ~
iookrr and arrianie wWh view 20 me'rnonys hof ta
0tfers cesrssurneence rry nnnateGua Addresr ~ ~
whsre IN interview be had, l. I,Vn'on @nAfe -
ofre.
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NEW FORK AND HAsLE 4 Z n !.

% "a 49, Nc.1sy yuns - ~ sains wnleave rvsA
WfhaA sssss aAsin New .Ioss. = fsLswC-
sSfE - ". -. ~ y ~ s.se,s -. - "A
go Sb a; n. ssIy.s = wllll..ssSass 80 sssac..
csZ.s = whss rlass - s..ss sscv:, -.
fvUy ersA ses.s sssss. lap A ~ ssprsss .sn ssl.:
Nm ,save wlnmsbrAse xopplng 4 III cay eationa, 80.
"a n and r. n White PisAss aoppng - ~ var ssatoas
3 ID A as and r y. DOVE Plshs aoppiss = ~
ss11rn uorfb o. Fordham, -tks train leaves nusnu
eU Monday .ormS .isSl crcsa, psna <. SOP
~ a III sathps ncrrt q Wbte Plains
JOHN BURCHiLLs AsAsAni sapennssaAssl
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NyEv YORK AND HARLM RAuRoAD-sUNNnn
IN = for easurv travel Trlne ieA - wesy
IA s,rs:s sssusa = ioDvs: -ioii -1Irrs.f a.
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