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n BOOTS AND SHOES. -

WGREATRE IN PRICES. Sk0
- CHAS. BELLE, Broad street, between I'd
and Sd, keeps a large stock OF Ladies', Gentle
aad dehes any body in Richmond TO compete with
MIN IN his line, as he manufactures TO order. ana
and Misses colored CATERS, Morocco Bootees
Slippers and Bussins; Gentlemen's city made Pa
tent Leather tiaiters, Oxford Ties and Slippers -
| willsell my Summer stock of Goods At and below
cost. Call soon. if you wish To get COED esrssin'
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syy,ss. eKsaEs:-yss
EMMA Z III 1EsalsnssA saissrss
sNssk Nv III ssnrsskskss ssnss
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9sSH9 Sk.E8<sE4A IOlfAS = " y y - We
fHSEEfsfsNF Ro TtA4fEe9ss
rSlng the great United States M3tf. Twice dali,
Sunday night excepted between Kichhaond, AsJ-
andrla, Washington, Baltimore, Philadsirhia, New
YORK, and al important points Wef, Wis Aequla
Creek End Washington. over the Richmond, Fred
erickSJurg 4 Potomac Railroad, to the Potomac
river, rs miles, and By splendid and comfortabls
steamers thence to Washington, IS miles, in all -
miles In seven honrs; being comfortable and ~
fectly safe rate Of speed.
Hours of departure: $50, A. NJ, and 7, P. NJ,
BAGGAGE, under charge of Special 1septa
CHECKEDTHROUGHt TO " ashinkton Baltirnofo.
Pbiladel phia and New York.
THROgsU Trctsrs can be secured 70 the foIIov
ing points-yis Baltimore, Philadelphia, Cinesa
matt, ;olumbus Indianapolis, ;ulro, Dayton, Ief
fersonvie, Rock Island, Zsnesville, Washington
Nw York, st. Louis, Chicago, Pittsburk, Lows
VILE, Decatur, Newark and vincennes
Passengers break fast ara sup as Ashland and dla,
an hoard the comfortable steamer between AeaEis
Creek and Washington.
Persons wlsnlng 10 obtain tcket for sr
raats for Washington city and poinis farther
North. must, In al. cases, be vouched .or Nv
some Responsible white Citizen of Richmond yrs
pvson, Known to the officers of the Road, o. a.
Tickets xsiIi be sold II aEp!:sd for by Isfrsy
"a For further information, Apply at this cGse.
JAS. d. WINSTON, Gen'l Ticket AE't
~ Snp1t.
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N NJ. ~ r n T. 4 L..

N VI. ~ f y Ell,
Manufacturer and Dealer in GF3
- b D o L 5 A N ID y > SS~$
No. 100 Main Street.
Would beg leave to inform his former patrons ana
the public that he has commenced the manutactorl
of BOOTS and SHOES IN all their branches, at
No. 100. Main street, and would ask call from a
wanting goods IN ms line. 80,
A fine assortment Of Ladies', Misses and Chi.
drens Goods always on hand, which Will he sold
at very reasonable prlcss. no IL SIN
GREAT PRODUCTION In THE "a
"a From Is TO &c per cent. saved hy huy-S
H4A ing from J. III. ANTHONY,
~N Columbian Hotel building.
Moicskin Hats Of best quality, IS SO; do. second
quality, 90; fashionable Silk flats, 60; hne calf
skin sewed Boots, 80; Congress Cater Boots, -;
nne calf skin sewed Shoes, -.
j. n. ANTHONY has made arran gements with
enc of the best pakers in the city OF Philadelphia
10 supply him With handsome and substantial oa.i
skin sewed BOOTS. which he will sell at the pnQrs
sedented low PRIZE Of THREE DOLLARS AND A
6kIR. 1s-dAwta
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LFkED 5. LEE.
"A FORWARDING AND
CONNIE SSION MERCHANT,
AND DEALER IL
PLASTER. SALT, LUMBER. COAL. SC
in eddit on 10 H3y forwarding Business. would
inform my friends and the public that | have a
LUMBER YARD opposite my warehouse, and di-
rectly on the line of the York River Railroad,
where NAV he found general assortment OF VIr
ainia LUMBER, SHINGLES, &c.
Mr. L. w. PEERS will attend to sales of Lum-
Der on nay account
Commandments of Lumber solicited, on which
liberal advances Will be made. A 3. LEE.
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CARRIAGES, &C., FOR SALE.

FOR AL E--A fine. thoroug bred,
IeNGREY HORSE, raised by Major DOsweI &,
A-Awho will give his pedigree % any one wish
ing to purchase. HI was years old last une. and
is about Is hands high is a remarkably fine har
ness horse, and goes well under the saddle; can
easily walk Ave miles an hour and sound z every
particular. T. B. GRUMPY,
oo l3-ts 9Th and Cary sts. or at Haxall's Mills.
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8RECIAL NOTICR,-Ov.
6S ing 70 -. ..rins.nsy IN lie
\. money market and the heavy
discounts charged in oonseqasnce, the Asents 81
this Company are instructed, on and after this
oats. unt' iurther notice. not TO receive any mo.
neysIn payment Of fares ard freights, but Vif-
ginia esnsabie funds and specie.
sAm'L RUTH, enp'g
Office r., r, Il p. r. R. Cot
Richmond, 24ih Nov. 80. ( no A-,s
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EAaiE$ -. Bhests NE'S
y ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
fsh street, next 90 tue Mechanics lnstltats.
IRON Ratings, VERANDAHS, BALCO-
NIF2. CHAIRS, SETTLES, &C.; also, Grating,
Yanit and Cellar DOORS, and every other kind OF
IRON WORK tor ornamental and building pur-
poses, manu- iactured at snort notice.
M Particular attention given 10 enclosing Buria
L0Ls in the cit. sud country. ia M-l2m
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THE U$EsGiisssiNED nave formed co
i partnership for the trRnsaction of CONMIS-
sion BUSINESS, under the firm Of LEWIS
tieuiar attep:.on 10 the sale Of FLOUR, WHEAT,
CORN ana TOBACCO. They occupy the store and
lumher house No. Is Main street. long occupied BY
Lewis " ebb. LEWIS WEBB,
JOHN G. WADE.
Rtur8oxr Va Nav l. I3Go no dow ksVts
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Forty-sishr Hour. in ,ho Fire.
D.~valz, KY MarsL 9, 1850.

DAWvuIE, KY, MareL 9, IsG0
BEsRs. VIZ. B. DoBDs & Co., CISclsNArE
GESTEars-A the time Of the Gre which occurred in our
sad February had Of your safes business
house. eonnng vsuable paper bank noss, &C. The FIRE
cured the afternoon Of the 2l and We did rot
the burning ruin all The afternoon ofthe 2 conss
quently BARRED in the burning mbes FOR about forty
eighthours. In the cellar directly below where the sa5
thse considerable lot o. lard, and several casks Of
lases and the safe Tell into tof subjected
powerful heat When rsmoze rubbish from The
ALMOST RED-HOTs with large bed ofbuluing Goals
all around it. Upon pIng up discovered that in the fan
Of the hinges had broken, that the Of Of the
doors dropped 0u thereby aoEga good deal Of heat peue
traeas inside e with the
door down. in protested We deem it due
you further that the outside doors locked m
they had the door could have fallen open, though the
hinge broken When opened the safe We found the pa
pers, hank notes, Sc, all secure.
Very respectfully yours
lsiguedl G. W. WELCH co.
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aEEEwABLE AT PLEASURE
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Great Ffre at DanviIIe Ky. :
w. B. DODDS cos
CONCRBTE sAEEs TRIUmPHANT.

DAsvIsLE, KY, March 6, JsC0
MEssEs. ". B. DonDs & Co., CIzruSATE
GErs-Ths safe purchased from yo1 time since
severely tested By the recent disastrous this paee, and
are happy to stood the test equal to the representations
made when paFchzs. Our room, in which The
safe stood, totally destroyed By the FIRE ard the s fell into
the cellar, and covered BY the burning ruins but upon get
ting out and opening 0un every paper safe one Of
he scoscned defae in any way. We take pleature in
bearing this testimony the excellent quality Tie safes
uiactured at you establishment. Yours,
lSgnedl 7. J. SHINDELBOWER.
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UnderWear.

MOTHER invoice Of seasouafie underwear cf rsra aE,
~ gauzs msrino cashmere, Isle thrssd iiEsa seuet a1l
plain cotton, received and ior sale BY AcuAlL.
anl5
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TTSIE Annual Meeting over Ten Broc4 S9us s W. i %
menoe thsseoond TUESDAY in January il''' ~
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NOT ~ NCORCHED.


shall take great pleasure in recommending your safes. You
liberty make Of yog
proper. Yours, lsiguadI ~ 5-DCRHAML
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CHARLES b. HALL.

DEALER
Boots, Shoes, VaIises, Carpet Bags &cs
No. IS snuTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
in receipt Of his stock for the Spring and Sum-
mer Trade, consisting Of Ladies', Gents, Misses,
boys Chidrens Boots, Shoes CATERS Slippers &c. OF
every variety, with and without heels.
ALsOLa French Dress Trunks fine sole leather Travelling
Trunks Vas Carpet Bags Ladies' Leather Travelling Satehels
&c, sc.
OF which offered low goods Of similar guilty
purchased in the city Please call at No Il Public Squire
mEr22-if CHARLES B. HALL.
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FRESH COMMANDMENTS.

- BARRELS Eresh Butter
- Kegs do do;
Barrels Hominy;
do Onions, just received by Louisville md Nashville
Railroad and for sale BY D. D. DICKEY,
aprl2 n Market street
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DAxsulr. Ky.. March 2, Issa


IsiguedI CIV. WELCH & co.
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Usr recevs an assortment Of Pull Bascm shira with ana
% without collars ooso Linen Caubc aad Bp Lazn
Also smalllot OF shirts with due embroidered b1so1a
aPl ! na4TLL
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FINE PLANTS, EVEKGEENS, ETO, ETC.

THyEE numerous friends Of Mr.. WILLIAM HEAVIER Of the
Breeding Road" Nursery, Ohio, will be pleased . le9rn
that he his way to this city, with
extensive Horticultural Garden
MI n guarantees made BY him. and those VINO know
him buv confidence. he opens in the 'front.' au9n rooms
of BsD F. Shields No q College street, where he ladies'
and those having taste for flowers particularly invited 10
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GREAT SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES Al

q CAHILL nov offers his large and splendid stock Of
~ ROOts and Shoes to the amount Of eighty thOu /
2 dollars 10 be sold auction. The stock comprises Boots
md SHOES Of an kinds, for ladies' Gents Youths and Children
~ ne verv quality. There not single pair Of pegged
ork among the all have been got up By Mr. Cah Tor his
srt class retail trade The sale to take place April 18th 1850
Terms Of sale, six months. 8 CAHILL,
macs 377 Broaduay, n. Y. City.
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One Square, one year. s9Eaoh additional Square, $40
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
fOI, will be charged for the excess.
IN The EEEELT.
ONE DOLLAR per Square for the first and FlT CENTS for saeh
subsequent Insertion.
Advertisements published in both Daily Weekly, viii
be charged the full daily rates with half the weekly rstss
added.
Transient Advertisements mast Be paid for at tEs time Of
Insertion.
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BLACKMAN & GILLESPIE,
(uoHoIs' CoREER)
NEW AND COMPLETE STOCK

DOOTS, SHOESs TRUNKS, VALISESs
Travelling Bags, Carpet Bags, Ladies saches and every
article usually kept in line.
Our goods have Elected with eye to to the opinion Of
many friends; call and We determined exert
ourselves the utmost please all who may call upon
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IAsPER RRANCH RAILKOAD.

OTrrcE NASHVILLE & CHATTANOOGA RAILRoAD Co.,
October Sd, 1859
nv order Of the Board Directors calls made the
STOCK Of the Company subscribed for building Branch
80 from bridgeport to Jasper payable to the Treasurer Of this
lsr on each Share the l November, 1859, and two
% an each Share the stdays C. December, 1859 Janua
- FeluarV March, April May, June, July, August Septem
- October, and November, le6O
NAV made to Jackson Pryor. at Jasper or to the
V-eaSuryr at his office in Nashville
PTmpess meeting these calls requested q the sgoscn6
~ s stbe construction of the road depends exclusively
or the means provided specifically for that purpose
'u ~ - ". A. GLEAVES, Treasurer.
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T.mES w. QUEEN 4 CO.,
EXPRESS FREIGHT.

v,HE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company in con
"a 'A '-.i- In tlre Roads below, running Express
Trsn froru Charleston and Savannah 70 nashville 81
IoT speed but with the certainty as Their Passng gel
trans. 70 usi's !" L. W. COLE, Sup't,
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DASsIILE, n.y., March = ie66-
MEssHs ". B. DlDDs & Co., CrscrysATE
DEAR sms-TLes safe purchassi Of you in ssutmbsr last
the great which occurred cur town on 22d
February sElendy had large Of notes. rsopts
&C. in it, before the building burned too the papers out put
sheets Of paper, and upon opening since the burning,
NOT EVEN SCORCHED.
The vensering cn the dlavsrs was Little warped the
lock works very Ee and when I oil &c a little think
is will be good ever My safe was in The lover story
Of three story building with shiEEls roof In adoiH
ing roo with only Diastsrsd partition, drug kpt,
and Immediately opposite WheIe safe setting there
considerable quantity paints os trenne, caaphns aud
liquors. The building connected with the Patterson Hotel
side and within six feet Of the Court House be
other E large pile Of wood bewen ms aud the Court
House, and door entering into my oce Immediately from the
wool There also small frame building attached The
rear Of the Drug store with oils paints and liquors it, AID
glass door leading into ny ohoe 0mit. You viii At
once the excessive hest created at aad about it. regard it
fully tested, hesancy slyng my papers
would have been preserved if had left them in te safe.
number Of citizens have examined it since
and surprised al its condition, and Of tem have
dsred safes Of you, believing them
Really Fire Proof safes
shall take great pleasure in recommending your safes. You
liberty such Of this slus7 as yoE ieen
proper. Yours, lsgnedI ~ 5-DCRHAM.L
We Agents for eee splendid Safes and invite the pub
leto call and zee other certificates the nanusrin Eh.s
they resist the attacks OF both
FIRE AND BURGLARS.
These safes have never failed to preserve their contents, and
warranted to be
Entirely Free from Damp
The csa1tructi0n Of the BURGLAR PROOF SAVES is pc
cuar, and oonnsotion with TIE 'Great Amsan Key Regis
ter Lock, (which possesses the great hisaus % having
No Key Hole and yet has ne security Of E'eFmuta-
ting Key capable Of 25G000G00 chanses) They VIM Be-
found perfectly impregnabls
sTRATTON & SEYMOUR.
marI5-d3m No. y Market Street, NASHVILLE.
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA X. R.
IA @
-,

CIANUE UF SOILL1D q III
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2Gth, 1860,
Double Daily Passenger Trains, East and West will
follows
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at $40 A and , P NJ
Arrive at Chattanooga ? AID ? NJ.
COMING WEST
Deaye Chattanooga at g A N and u.
Arrive at Nashville at 6:IO NJ and 6 A NJ.
Ii rail connection shortest to Boston, New York.
a Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City, Richmun B,
Petersburg, Bynchbug Knoxville, Savannah, Charleston
Montgomery Menu his, New Orleans, &c.
at Stevenson with Trains Memphis
and Charleston Railroad and Chattanooga with Trains
Tennessee and Georgia and Western and Atlantic Railroads
Through Tickets may had any hour application to
Ticket Agent Office st Depot, the following places and
n the fnllowinR prices, viz:
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Louisville and Nashville

FFyWO through Express Passenger Trains between Nashville
Louisville, making connections at Louisville for
New York. Boston, Phadeph phs, Baltimore, Washington City,
Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cleveland, CINCINNATI St. Louis and the
a
On and after SUNDAY, January ed 1860 trains will
follows
First train leaves Nashville 43o daily stopping at Gal
Ian Bowling Green. Glasgow Junction and all regular stations
sgnalled by flag, and arrive at Louisville at 23O NJ
Returning, Louisville at 500 NJ, stopping above
and arriving in Nashville at 6:O5 A NJ.
Second train Nashville daily Sundays excepted at
1890 NJ stopping above and arriving in Louisville at
$40 P NJ Returning, leaves Louisville 74O A. NJ and
arrive in Nashville at 5:36 P. NJ.
Gallan Accommodation Train leaves Nashville daily (Sun
days excepted 15 P M and arrives in Galstin at5O NJ
Returning leaves Gaan zoo NJ and arrives in Nashville
At $40 A. NJ,
JNO. B. ANDERSON, suP't.
Al. FIELD GenT. TicketAg't.
g.-dtf
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IRE AND BURGLARS.
NEW BOOKS.
JUST RECEIVED By

JOHN YOR q CO..
The Heiress: By Mrs. ANN 8. sTEFHEyz.
A Life Struggle: By Miss PAzDoE.
Lucy CrOEtOn: By the author Of 'sDays Of NJ Life etc
Habits of Good Society A hand book for ladies and
gentlemen.
F0OtfaIIs on the boundary Of Another
World By R. D. OwEz.
Debit and Credit: By CHEvaIIER BUssss
wit and HumOF in Paragraph. PzrzTcz.
Whims ard Waits. By THouAs HoOD.
The Rivals; or, THE TIMES OF BURR AND HAM
ILTON.
BeuIuh. By AUGUsr, J. Evans Fifteenth Editon.
Woman, ia FEaLHE) By n J. ElIcuELET.
ArchbOld's Criminal Practice and Plead
ing-Nsv edition, with Watsruau's Notes Price, sl2
The Voyage of the - FOx5s in the Arctic
Seas narrative Of the discovery 0f the fate Of Sir
Jon Franklin and his companions, Captain scCIntocz,
N, Ii D, with maps and Illustrations. Price, 81
Art ReCreRtiOns. Being aoomplsts guide 70 0raameuta
work, painting, drawing, etc, etc. For sale By
marie JOHN YORK & co.
STAR AND CANDLES.
TFVHE attention Of the public is invited a,hs ot that
OF the Star Adamantns Candles offered for sale, are
Deficient i'm Weight.
So that what is sld for pound actually weighs but u or IS
ounces, and packages marked 40 bs i short two lse and
Many candles that are really seven to the pound are branded
and sold skies making difference against he Of
psunds the The variation usually made The pcs
is pT0por0ned 70 this difference, the believing statement
shows:
BOX o. seveus contains 2t7 Candles and is sold for as is
which is the weight.
Box Of a oz or Short Weight szs5 contains only 24O
Candles, size the ssvena, and sold
supp0sng the price Of the former 20 be 20 cents
"a there will ddersnce Of twenty cents price,
seven Candles in count per box, in favor o. the u weight
Candle to retailers and consumers this VIII BE- increased
cents per box Tor every cent advance price
The subscribers have always made hcis Candles full sixteen
10 the ponnd and msrked packages at real weight
which may oe ascertain BY testing them As their experiences
in tie business enables them afg cqual quality
in the Market they solicit The patronage purchasers
desire 70 study their interest," ald the tine,
courage cCrrpct dealing. PKOCTEE q GAMBLE,
fehI1-dAw3ru CfueinuntI.
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Mems Pegged Work.
Ladies' Wear.

Ladies' super Black Lasting Congress Gais1 with and without
heels;
Ladies' Super Black Lasting Caters with and without
heels;
Ladies' Super Black Lasting Lace Caters with aud with
out heels;
Ladies' black and bronzsd Button heel Caters
bronzed Congress heel do
d" super English Calf do;
" front lace Boots, with and without
heels
Lade fine Kid Congress front lace Boots with and without
heels;
Ladies' fine Kid Slippers, with and without heels;
Velvet Embroidere Slippers with and without heels
s. Toilet Slippers, handsome variety.
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snrnnnnh 80, for Ianuarr, 1sea.

W opoed fae Ten Brock Course, the hSt
dsy Of The regular meeting in January 1902, bEeepstake
80 colts he dropped in 1859: mile heats 45D0 sub
on S2o0 forfeit $50 declarations II made the hrst day
Of NAY 66l with e0 piece Of plate added By De savannah
cluh provided two START the second horse % ase ms
gtsts-ffssn subscribers g al The Gtsketo name ana
eIo On frstdag OF Nav 6o Subscription and declaration
% Be made 70 the Sey o the saTaEnah Jockey Clut aa
tie stnso to be By the rules of the Club
Fsert or the fof a1uired when subscription aoe
=
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DHMOvILLE & co,
Drugglsts & PrescrEptiOnistl

NO.2.
Union and American Block,
Corner Church and Cherry Streets
NASHVILLE TENN
WTRFP constantly on hand full and large assortmen oi
Drugs Medicines, Chemicals, Paints Oils, Dye stuhs' ETC.
Glass and Glassware. -
PefGmery sosps Fancy Articles COMBS ana bfusle' VI
American. .Enriish and French manufacture
Landreth,s Garden Seeds
large agsore hand-warrantsd fresh and genuine
oomprug an usually sold iE our MARKET At WAY
Grass Seeds Glover and blue Grass.
Finest Virgin q Brands Chewing Tobacco;
40 do o Smoking Tobacco IN papers.
large stock domestic and imported Liquors. snuhs, Pipes
&C. Wines Brsndies and Liquors. for medicinal and cooking
purposes, warranted strictly pure and reliable
Fine Black and Green Teas fresh from the Canton Tea Com
pn; fresh Paste and assorted Gum Drops OF French
Manufacture
CouaH CArbEs-rovnsT Troches Bryans Pulmonic Waters
H0Weg HoarhCund Candy
Prescriptions carefully compounded az all houfs dg ana
aighf, OF fresh and reliable medicines.
Spading's Prepared Glue for furniture, picture frames
crockery &C Just received Every family should be supplied
Of this almost Indispensable article For sale by
DEM0VILLE CO,
ssho Corner Church and Cherry Streets.
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Heaoe tbssesond tuesday January s'i a7a e0onos
throughout DE
- r,,ft ststes, for year oldss mile
hri-ore ipdT an ffty (si59 dollars enin y.,eSS
dollars io1fa which the Club ii WI hla - - VIZ
To Close - a-eys s,s.-.
s1rr D,T-IocteT Club Pure Ss0) Two nuilileu u0i'
so-p D,yWe5neuiay Colt Stake for we yea olas, mule
bn=sre5 dollars en2anceh9 N0o Soiiaie
e.-rFt FT-=sForlose eTstN Nay. 1906
15lVJoetv Club Pure ttree hundred t$sOo dollars
S9 @ 5ss rhussyJoeEey Club Purse hvehuadreaCa5o0
IoIurs-3 nile hsata -. A..s-,5 oe2oo, s,1t...
Foss D,TFriiay- Stake for year old emile heats
entranceoue hundred t&lO0) dol
Club viii add three hunored t&SJ) dol.
- al fie rn IA run. III 7Io close lst Nay lstO
heaspurae Euncred
fsf005 s-1is-. Second hof rave bis entrance
- -srfursy-Post mile heats-frse for all
.t-e hundred Sa00l dollars entrance, play Payi to
huncrea i9ls20 dollars, two
etsrt The horse his entrance. Five
more 70 fHthes stake q 57TO close the lst May is8o
Enirlesto be made 20 - -
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9asBdIIIe aripu an0 5meritan.
Daily S.; TrI-weekIY S.; weekly Sc.
of Advertising.

TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE A SQUARE.
IN TAX DAILY.