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NEW FTRIf.
HAGAN q TREANOB.


FTHE large aud convenient Store House on the Ntrih de
he Public llars now oocupis6 hy Abtay Gi6son G.
Forterms apply to Ar. ADaEsor
dses-g ANDREW EWING
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HARDWARR.

Courtney Tennent; Hyde, Gregg K Day GRAY
ley Il Pringle Wimans & Price II. F. Strohecker ;
AI,r.- l. ~,
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Waldron, Egleston Co; Edwin Bates & Co.; Co
hen Willis & Coz Matthiessen, OIIara & Co: Pier
son Smith AZ Co
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TO THE
M r II G TEL A N Z S
sOUTm AND SOUTHWEST.

VIZ the undersigned importers and iohers the city Of Charles
ton, Of te present excited state Of TIE country sen
proper bring the notice OF teinor merchants he claims W
have to eirpaonage and custom The majority have been
longesablshei in business, and rom experience are well
acquainted with the wants Of this section Of country All OF Us
hold sentiments in he agang question Of the ay
slavery and all Of desire, far practicable 70 become
commercially independent North We have no desire to
undrs the eaecgv enterprise Of the Merchants Of North
cities, but claim be able supply goods respect
i've illness favorable ssrms, both price andsredit
the merchants any city the Union We have facilities 70
ohning goods from Europe not surpassed ~ any and
poEonB from abroad very large, notwithstanding the
ports the contrary circulated BY thoss Who have knowledge
Of what they a whose interest prompt them to m!sleai
American goods obtain from the manufactures favor
able any Jobbng Merchants Of the Northern cities
Why then should be able to sell On favorable
Othsn7
We able and determined 70 10 soaad all Of you IS
to try this marke lay aside the pruJieeior it is only preu
doe-that your customers prefer goods from New York those
from Charleston build up encourage your ssapo
and nerehant II do what profess you
will be subjected very e inccnyenenee, for opportunities
for leaving BY railway steamer offered every twelve hours
Our stocks Will be complete BY the 1 nruary next and
remains to be how Of those who have heretofore pur
chased all their goods in Northern cities wiz give Charleston
trial this Spring
Charleston, s. c., December 18th, 1853
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mem ULLEN a KAYE,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN ALL kinds or
Fancy and staple Groceries

NWJINBS, Liquors, Nuts Fruits, Confeeouerss elso
w manulacurers or Candies, lordias ana srruns As
cannot euuneFate articles hand, We would no. rrsneo
ally request tt any one wishiag ore
will address u r crcuaT, which shall teseut bretusn rail
looking eseThsfa
SOS main street Louisville, Ky.
octfi-dim"
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ToOErHER WITH
Ab0u 10000 BHsaelsef Whsat, oastEird oT oiich Is
Prime article Of H1ae, are ofsrsd for sale.
FENIS sale is rendered necessary By dissolution part
neship under which the mill Owned is will there
fore be offered exceedingly favorable Il is one Of the
FINEST FLOURD'G Hills ~ TEKNESgEEl
located az the thriving town Of Springfield with aopulaton Of
io and on the Rarosd firm Nashville Carksle, twenty.
eight nit from the former place. and s1rroandei by spen.
did Wheat growing county
The miIl Is entirely EeVVs
in fine condition, and in scnul operation. The purchaser
can take the wheat " not, his option.
II not sold privately, the above property viii BE- sold to the
highest bidder the premises the I3th Of IumuarV
next. the following hild In f0ar 1onthz and
the remaining tWohirds in equal nstaen one and two
years the whole drawing interest from day Of SALE and notes
payable in bank and endorsed.
SALE POSITIVE IND WITHOUT RESERVE
For farther information apply TO- tress the uudrsgned
~ Springfield, Tenn. 10. G. STARK,
dec 20-dd e. A. WILLIAMS
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GREAT BARGAINS IN
EdgeGeId and West Nashville Lots.

BEAUTIFUL Building Lot Of ~ acres, fronting on the
~ Gaasiu Pike opposite theresenee Of EzGovenor n.
BcWn also beautiful lots on Broad, Demumarans and L0
ug streets West Nashvie also desirable ia
kn magnificent Adron of Cay PARK and Gay and
Robertson streets. Call nusdiateiy
il. & R ". BROWN,
deeIS-Qw Az Cherry Street.
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Musical instruction..
PROFESSOR Il. KARKALVTs

WETOULD those wishing empiov bis servees Z
w be hasa few kOurs now at the disposal OF pupils
Terms of Instrumental lessons, 10 taken session a5o
ueT session # taken BY the orth S2 par month Cui
on Of the voice In singing s5p session. Invar ably in al
and no dednon allowed on those charges any account
Applicaionion be made Bensons or McClursis W
Store.
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oe Square, Ons yesr Sso-Each additional Square, SO.
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, Will be charged for the excess.
IN THE WEEKLY.
OE DOLLAR per Square the rs and FaT CrTs for eaen
subsequent Insertion.
Advertisements Published in both the Daily and Weekly, will
be charged the full daily es with half the weekly rates
added.
zastea Advertisements aaus Be pail Tor at tie time Of
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ANNUALs AND GIFT BOOKS
For the Holidays.
Beautifully Bound aad Illustrated IN Lie Best Style
JUST RECEIVED BY
JOHN YORK q CO,
M. oe. Hmm. Sfreef.

Shakespeare's Merchant of Venice.
Gallery Distinguished English and American Female Poets
A Gallery OF Famous English and American Poets.
Women Of Beauty from semiramis to Eugene.
The Court Napoleon Society under the frst Empire
The Republican Court or American Society in the days Of
Washington.
The Thoughts in for the Sundays and Hol-
days
Ornaments Memory or, Beauty Of History, Romance and
Poetry.
Gems Of British Art, with choice specimens Of Poetry, HstO-
ry,etc.
Liner Huviorum; or, River Scenery in France
The Scenery United States in Series of 30 Engravings
The Poeucal Work OF Heber. SABBATH Bells.
Memory and Hope. The Farmers Boy
SONGS Of Affection. PCetica Works Of Thomas Gray!
The Danes Daughter Poet5aI Works Of Charles Lamb
The Eve of St. Agnes. Mo5re's Poetical Works
Poetry Of the Year. Buri's Poetica Works.
sbahes,eare's Works. Popes Poetical Works.
Bvrop's Poetica Works IIeber's Poetical Works:
sc,rts PoeticaI Works Thsmpson's Poetical Works:
AHIton's Poetcal Works. Rogers Poetical Works.
southeys Poetical Worls. Campbelrs Poetica Works.
Brvant's PoeticaI Works Sponsors Poetical Works
roprfeIIow's Poeteal Works Hascks Poetical Works:
Goldsmth's Traveller. The BOydell illustrations o.
Records Of the Heart. Shakespeare, proof copy.
Sacred Allegores Poetry OF the Woods.
Poetry Of the Fields. Moore's Irish Melodies.
IIarper's Illustrated Bible. London Bible.
Velvet and Turkey Moracco Bibles
The Church Prayer Book with Lessons.
Paper Mache Portfolios, Backgammon Boards and Albons
Portable Desks Leather Goods together with great many
vens Books. Fer sale by
dec1
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WTEsTERDAY morning, a Lady's Geld Anchor
Watch. with the Of Edward Farre, Bra q street.
aud the No 1906 n.idea Gold Chain, L0cket Key Pin
the Public Square or n
its vicinity The finder vii Be suitably rewarded by leaving
at the Bookstore, No. Z, College street
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FHENtl 1IACCkHoYT.


TEyHE Nashville and North Western Railroad Company wish
% contract for 10000 Cedar CrOss-Eies. feet
long llchcs Thick well heEug 10 face a. narr0wu place not
Tess uches clear Of u timber 70 he sOUud deliver
I'd a. the graie line OF tha road in Nashville.
contractors 70 for $4,000 " WiiIc or
Peat OuA EEcss OF the size ab0Es % he delivered
of the road in piles section Il section "a
enough section 90 supply the same.
Persons wishing % bid via direct 70 the President Direct
o. dc Nashville and AortlTesern Railroad Company,
hashgllg, Tenn. 'uyzzJ-u
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MIGaZTNES FOR JANUERY.
HAGAN q TR REAN o II,
No. G Union street,
Have for the following Magazines for January
EEABPEP,S MAGAZINE,
GODEYsS LADE;S BOOK.
LESTEEsS FAMILY MAGAZINE
PETEHSON'S NATIONAL MAGAZINE,
ECEECFTC MAGAZINE,
hNl EERBUCKEIs Magazine ALL
EAR ROUND.
Att VITO MONTHLY, &c.. Gc.s
Subscrur received by HAaAN & TREANOR,
deo2l Periodical Agents
AuC On, Storage Ware Rooms,
p COLLEGE STREET.
IHNE srbcrs nre prepared to receive all kinds Goods
- wa" @ Merchandise, either on speclal ooi'sS OF io
EuHie oT r,ate sale B. F. SHIELDS Ce.,
de1-a Opposite sewaree Hotel.
NE5EEsTS AND COLLARS.
nova fulI stock Shirts, Ffench Iron Bosoms,
w l. Linen Ma~Seilles, white and colored fau bosous
a s - al Gue EmbrodrTed ones Aisoan assortment oi
de,Ia JHMoGILJ.
CONES, HIsUSHEs, CIGAR CASES,
1OitIE As Buck Purses Silk and Bead Purses Elatcs
u ee'' g. saceiyed and for sale low by
Ladies' and Gentemens' Furnishing Store
deols Corner Of mare and Cnllese street,
FRANK LESLBE'S MAGAZINE.
p january l-'O. Fcrsale BY JOHN YORK & 60.
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Snnn ACRES of Land IN Ohon county. Tenn. one
ebtUU tract Of 2jlO uiersected ty he hobile and
Ohio Railroad. speuddy tmtere; z5l earsdauotor
Of soc acres By Mobile aud Ohio Hlroad, ard
miles from the N0hwest-rn aroad miles from The Sis
give a Larzain J ". MARTIN.
For further par tculrs refer H. ECELT, Kenion Oban,
county, Tenn noFlf
Nashville Union and American please eopy.7re1ton sas
Ii
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remains to be how Of those who have heretofore pur
chased all their goods in Northern cities wiz give Charleston
trial this Spring
Charleston, s. C., December 18th, 1853
Dry Goods.
Gillilands, Howell & Co.. Hyatt lIcBurney & Co.,
Johnston. Crews & Co.. Crane, BOylston & CO., John
G. Minor Co.; Kerrison Leiding Chamberlain,
Miller & Co; J. s d L. Bowie d Coz Robert Adger
& Co; Nayler, Smith Co.; CadOw, Mckenzie & Co.
Direct Importers OF Plantation GOods.
Andrew McDowall; Ravenel, Huger & MiIliken.
HARDwARE.
Courtney & Tennent; Hyde Gregg Day; Grav-
eley Il Pringle Nilmans u Price II. +. Strohecker
j. T. Adgcr il Co.
SHOES.
E r. Stoddard & Co, Forge & Metchell Hasel-
tine & Walton d. F. Fleming & Co.; Dunham
Taft CO.. r. A. PrngIe & Co.
CLOTHING,
Waldron, Egleston & Coz Edwin Bates & Co; Co
hen, Willis & CO.; Matthiessen O'EIara i Coz Pier
son, Smith x CO.
GROCERIES.
S. S. Farrar, Bros. & Co.; Lanneau s. Wilde
J. A. Burkmyer; George W. Williams & Co.; T. j.
c. II. Noise; Farnum Dotterer.
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE,
Brown Palma Webb Il Sage
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Haviland Stevenson & Co; John Ashhurst; Ruff
& DOwie Nelson COrter.
SILKS AND FANCY GOODS,
Bowen, Foster Co; Thayer. Dewing Co.; Al
bert Lengnick Marshall q Burge; J. & W. Knox
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS.
Horsey, Auten & Co.; d. r. Williams d CO.; F. D
Tanning.
saddles and SaddIery Hardware,
N r.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
McCarter & Dawson; A. Carter; S B. Jones
Agent Methodist Book Concern.
Carpets, Oil Cloths and window Curtains,
Lamberts & Howell; James G. Bailie.
PAPER COMMTSSION DEALER,
Joseph Walker.
Importers and Dealers in Wines, Liquors,
ScgaTs, TobaccO, &e,
Chafee, St Amand Croft [dec 2O-diw.
A. JENKINS,
COMMISSION, FEED AND PRODUCE
mERCHAN
DElrrRsu
Hay, Oats, Corn, Bran and FeedstuTTs,
Fsatles Lard, Dried Fruit, Eggs, Bees,,as, Ginseng
Fiar Seed, and Produce Generally
No. II south Market Street,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
N He highest CAsH prices WILDE paid any Of the above
Tfesubseber, in addition 70 his former business intends
for keeping regular supplies Of the articles usually aold in such
establishments. He nov in TeceptOf the f0llOWing-
HAY
On PATEs p-ir,e ri,,ofbv rF.v for ssIsb bv
SsSSSV SsSSsSS No ol4souta a lialSss SESsiss, Street
500 SACKS Corn for sale By A. JENKINS,
deco NO1l South MARKET Street
400 SACKS Oats, for sale BY A JENKINS,
4UU dec9 No "a South Market Street.
POTATOES
BE BBLs Nsshanoc1, for sale BY A. JENKINS,
GREEN APPLES
Al BBLs Large Romanitesfsr saeby
deco No u South Market Street
Corn and wheat.
4 WILL pay the highest market price for Corn and Wheat
Z Hvered aE the City Mills. g. N HOLLINGsWORTH,
ell Market Street
BLANK BOOKS,
Dinries for 1860.
Bankers Cases.
Gold Peas.
Paper and EnVeIOPs.
Ply sisIans' Visiting Lists
Pen KNIVES.
Pocket Books.
For sale by
JOHN YORK & co.
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Furs for the ladies.

SECOND ARRIEAL IT
WATERFIELD WALK EEss.
Owing to the good demand Coz Lades Dress Furs at VAT
~ ERFIELD Wakes. they have been induced t1
der second supply-thy going rapy very moderate
DIicel. nnrll
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TEN LINES Or LESS CONSTITUTE A SQUARE.
IL THE DAILY.
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TWo Founes and Double Skirts Plads and strd, hsnls1ns
Black silks Chintz aTe plain Black sk Black Bayare ana
tVo aounce Black Silks as Printed DeLanesand Dene Robes
DeHsgs beautiful assoruent % PopIns, grey ana rls n
French hernos Satin face Aerinns, great variety Valeaas
Our stock of HOSIERY, both COTTON auI W00L is vcry
age and desiTahle; our stock Of Gentlemen and fa'
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LAW BOOKS.
10 HIN YO r * a. co.,
BOOKS SELLERS,
4
NASHVILLE,

Have Just received the following collection of
Law publications, to which they beg to invite the
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=
Il. II. SNOWDEN a CO.,
CNOLE Agents the sale Of the celebrated Knoxville City
- Mills Four have received lCO bags per Railroad which
they selling NJ Mills prices.
This Flour has taken the Premium Flr nd rated
per barrel higher in the New hsu any
brand
We expect to keep fall supply hand and recommend &C
with the utmost Superior
any Flour We have seen. K % SNOWDEN a. co.
No North Cherry strect.
Tusu IA American rIutffnr
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NASHVILLE TENN. SATURDAY JANUARY n 1860
9asbbiIIe dEnion uno 9mtritan.


Daily $. Trl.weoI.lY $; weeklr s..
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WNTE have just received, direct from New Orleans 81 hhds
W Of strictly choice sugar. ielejy the best in mar
ket This lot Of Sugar has been rpackee hoyshsds
ull, aud in most excellent shipping order
MIZELL, HOOPER & CO..
-. .--.L. :. -. u =.
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SMITHS CELEBRATED ALE.
FOR SAFE.

TUsT received large shipmeut0 Of W SMITHS csebraed
sB wheeling Aies the hest and far sale BY
MTZELL, HOOPER 4 co,
dec3 Nos ant Market trest
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SUNDREES TO ARRIVE.
RN 1ARRELs Rhodss' and Verasr's Xxx Pitts5urs Ale
QbNB - bags Bpckvheat Fiours
Hamburg Cheese:
1f side iestu ueuGCk Sole Leather.
rtarrels Shoe Pegs, assorted
a5 cl-es Fresh Cove OYSTERS
aN do Pickles;
5nGrzen Washb0ardsi
EN thousand Cigars
81 nests yvashtuhs;
TIesluve Goods are consigned to US and will be sold
decl3 CARTER, WILSFORD
NOW or NEVER.
AN 10 the city and engaged in selling county rgn
for sate Of Tennessee, the manufacture and sale c
my Patent Improved Bes Hives, The virtue ard superlorl
Of which have testified 10 by hundreds Of the most %
eminent cs 5f our corntry The construction Of my Hive
is simple, promise e ~ the only Hive IN me NOfil nOHH
which prof agaizs the bee motle Persons oeslT9S % N
the world, Rnd for few days at the Aucuon hoOlS VI
iuIyot--fr' JOSEPH KENT.
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uec4-u H. e MCNAlh1 q co.
II IN r B d o K S
FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
AND
Elegant Presents
FOR CHRISEuAS AND THE NEW YEAR,
FOR SALE Fly
F. HAGAN, IL College Street,
(sXITH's OsD sTAND1
BLANK BOOKS.
f. HAGAN, No. al College street
TTAs lust received very large assortment OF BLANK
E A BOOKS. embracing
DAY HOOKS,
LEDGERS,
JOURNALS.
LETTER BOOKS,
BLOTTERS,
RECORD BOOKS.
CASH BOOKS,
BILL BOOKS,
LETTER PIEESSES,
AND INVOICE BOOKS.
very large variety all sizes styles Of Binery
Memorandum and Pass Books Of every cOHc0Gbs descrp
ton in immenIe quantities, at reduced prices.
BILL PAPER.
100 Rams Of Bill and Account Paper assorted just recev-
eddy F. HAGAN,
jan4 Al College Street
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E R. stoddard & Co, Forge & Netchell; Hasel-
tine & Walton d. F. Fleming Il Co.; Dunham
TAFT n CO. r A. Pringle 4 90
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Prof ashley Hurt, D. Male College, Winchester Tenn
Prof Graves D, President Of the Mary Sharpe College, Win
chester, Tenn.
The Weather Indicator is offered for sale the
Drug Store Of Aaron General Agent on the cor
ner Of Union and College streets, Nashville Tenn.
The dscoverer will send the NatCfa Weather By
NAIL postage paid, we'll put up and secured any person
closing 81 20 current Fall and plain directions regu
latlT, using, &c, accompany each Indicator.
Address LOUIS 3. UIlNAN, Agent,
T&Wu Columbia. Tenn
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IPROCLAm 4TION.
ESHA HARRIS, Governor Of the State OF Tennessee TO
Sheriff Of the county Of Shelby said state-Greeng
You hereby communicate open and hold elecen,
the places Of holding elections in your county, 24
day Of February 1860 afer having given notice re-
qured y law, for the election Of judge the Common Law
and Chanccy Court Of the city Of Memphis Sta
the vacancy ocaoned by the resignation Of Jnc P Caruhers,
and due return thereof make according TO law.
- In testimony whereof, have hereuntO set ny hand
& and caused the Great Seal Of said State be affixed
~ Nashville, the 7th day Of January, 1900
By the Governor: SHAM G. HARRIS
J. Z. r. RAY, Secretary Of State.
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Dry Goods.

Gillilands, Howell & Co.. Hyatt, McBurney & Co.
Johnston Crews & Co., Crane BOylston & Co, John
G.. Minor & Co.; Kerrison & Leiding Chamberlain,
Miller & Co.; J. S E L. Bowie & CO.; Robert Adger
& Co; Nayler, Smith & Co.; Cadow, Mckenzie & Co.
Direct Importers of Plantation GOOds.
Andrew McDowall; Ravenel Huger & MiIIiken.
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3 8

For the PAIL AND yEINTEs TRADE. wshss
a very largsaad varied assortzentol
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|. C. & A. B. BEECH
No. 81 CoLUEsE sFBEET.

NASHVILLE TENNESSEE
HAyyEnoT in store very LARGE and DzsIEAnlE s.ssz
staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
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Woonen Id sLIk Uunderwear

vim do We to call en- ushsara buying ta stock Sc
that line very Superior, consisting Of Cotton and Lss, ysy
hest akesof two and reeply BRUSSELS veEets Carpets Of
all widths, Canton ard Coco Mating a rlths sDiudi
assortment Of Cornses Curtain Pssand Bands, White Iaos and
Muslin Curtains
We ken eon..anlIr ON hand .aad. I'm mi. .al.l.-
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-19
3ajl 2gE9s

- "a Co. PHILADELPHIA,
s5Zz< sia--hAS-tss-t In y & To, AND
,,-,,--.- BAITINU.H RA -.4ittaH
WINTER ARRANEEBEh
-, y ana after MONDAY, Nov. 2Gth PASSENGER tram. "a
RhlIadeiphia will leave PRESIDENT Strict DEPOT
pALLS nle%Celt Sunday rs follows, viz:
EAPRtSS TRAIN at s 80 T. u Wv NAH 81 in y
A ": EVENING MAILat5IoF n ''
ON 81 5 at 80 p. ". Oiy III trains connect Wit
rev, YORK Trans except BIO T. b., on SATURDAYS
y Erei$ht Train, with Pass ngs! Car aargt!, Ie+v. -
Hlyre de Grace " V" "'''''l''s ""'
II, Er o. + PHILADELPHIA to
DELANARE RAILROAD FOR SALISBURY AND IN.
IERMEplATE POINTS.
ny leaving in II ia " train vi connect 9t Vil,nr.,
Tith b5o T. ~ train, daily Except Sundav) for Mi s.s
TTit"sen wilmington and Harrington, and on TUESDAYS
Ih4rsoaJs and Saturdays for N ford. Mondays, VIA
mesuys anu Frdays for Sea:ori; b. aying al 10
9h procure StooVer check from Conductor, spend ir
MINT IN wilmington, and take the 925 A. II train f.. all
Statl9n% tween Wilmington and Salisbury
NOlIChAi! colored persons, neither bond or free wifi
required 70 Grlng some responsible white person ir,0-
any known 70 the undersigned who will be willing san
portion Of the road ' wv '''
n2If lyaf I,1yL.ur. ,....
IIss } 3fsSSsssjy5z4tl. FUR THE
st-EsSseS.-ESC> @ L = II
WEST AND NoETHW EsT
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StOraQt

ST0RAGE.-Capacity to the extent Of 10000
obarreis merchsn6ise h. chsiaed a. Henderson,.
wharf hart Apply to JOIN HENDERSON s CO,
STORAGE WILL BE TAKEN AT Low
SJraes in Warehouse 10. cS South street.
oo. WI. SMITH
su5z 6 South street.
STORAGE }FANTED.-Uu first floor Of " are
AJhouSe No II Smiths wharl,al low rates. by
r.oo. CHARLES PEN DERGAST.
re !! II Smiths wharf
WHARFAGE AT Low RATES. at Wharf
W corner of York and William, streets Hughes ura,,
Apply to J. ". STCCkIAN, az the wharf, or ''
,h, 4, CiiAS. GILMGE,
I-l-tl No. 50 Second -'Te".
SITS0RAGE TAKEN at the lowest rates by
: GEO WARNER, 1872 S. Eutaw street. au2l II
STORAGE will be taken in warehouse I25
~ Smiths wharf at moderate prices Apply oKNOX
-: $50 If
NEW AND VALUABLE MACHINERY -
~ The FAIRBANKS & WILNOT PORTABLE STEAM
BOILER, FARM ENGINE and FOREST SA W is now ~
exhibition and for sale at No West Pratt street IL
more between Charles and Hanover, where, tn pl,ir A.,
invited to call and witness its operations i viii ne raj
greatest ease. .N'J 1851" t's
Al the same place he seen the astonishing e,atf
" " we ttESfEt XII WING SHAVING JOINT SIIEGIE
siSIlN f. II Will make twenty thousand Shingles da
wlshease These Machines ha been thar5ughIy tesrf
anu We nave the highest testimonials their eir,ncg I'm.
aPSnni,y OF dong all that claim for them Prass s
as an eXar.in .tion will prove all that these
Machines are the great Labor Saving Machines OF tie age
jel-ti Isl 81 WI WI > tA,EffGi,
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OPEN 0 FINKSBURG STATI0v -
Trains leave Cal EFT Station 20 A NJ and =. p u &,
tp5hing leave Finkshurg station, Is and 1889 4 n "
Stages for HamVSt adj Manchester. Wesimirsf. f..,
town and Emmittsburg ontle arrival Of the SS0A \ 80
81 tt T,tgl[