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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-05
RAILROADS


IN FAM TO ALEsNr "a
ON and asr Monday Jane 1890 viii isave rvea-
~ slIh street station. View rork. ss follows-
For wilma a. anf al war sssors 20 " a. ~ ard
sNPN ror WINE Plains and Al wsy stssiess %, s,d
Pm Tor White Plans and at stations. Us frrn whse
rreTt 1euo rof Crtsrn Fals frun T~ertv xh street
drpo, SIS A. NJ. sscvppz a. wpnsnsbTtdse md stations
sots Fm Dover Pains frcn rweny sAlh sr-es eercs
rms " Mston every eandsy ev-uinsl yor Absnr rum
stppnx Al Nhs PiEsns Bed ord. Cricn Fss cd stations
porth -
WIN ss.e Ma msbrage Tpinz q AZ va! s.s,. e ~
ana A. VI. as and r. NJ Dover Plans srpsinE a. ~
ssasc1s north o. Forth.m hk train csvrs ~ erion
ever Monday norinx Cro,on Fails ~ storpinr
., al rAons sors q tordh.m Albany, A. n, Stopping
all wat1na no~th ~ White flsirs
JOHN BURCHII.L. Assistant Superintendent.
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POLITICAL.

POLITICAL.
HEADQUARTERS BRECKENRIDGE AND LANE
~ Central Campaign Club. 765 Broadway "A regular
BIZ sdway on Wednesday evening aept at O'Clock r. u
AL members are Respectfully requested 70 attend
GIDEON J. TUCKER. President
TAG LAwRTscE Secretaries
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC GENERAL OOMMrTTKk-
~ The regular monthly meeting OF the National Dernocraio
General Com mee Of the city aad county Of New York VIII
be he, Al their 76S broadway, Thursday evening"
@. W. SMITH, Chairman.
JANIS Husrry 2s-...
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC GENERAL coMNrTTEE:-
1v 1he regular monthly meeting Of THIS commhee VIII p
held Thnrsdday evening September a. III O'Clock
ter rooms 7oS Broadway PunctuAl lance re essd
BY order Of u. W. SMITH, Chairman.
y.s H H9spwn {secresareI
THE DOUGLAS CENTRAL CAMPAIGN CLUB WILL
Thursday evening" 9th lns oclock at the COR
Broadway and Thirteenth In accordance with reso
luton adopted al the last meeting all the cemocrntc cluos
unite with the Genital Club in the Grand Democratic Barbecue
Jones' Wool sept L. They also requested 70 furnsh
the Central Club with the names OF their o1eers number OF
members and places Of meeting By order.
JOHN h. BRIGGS, President.
kusy x po Uo,.as' Secretaries.
rvHR SOUTH BRoOKLYK UNION LEAGUE, HEAD.
quarters OF Court and SAckett street WIN be oven
evening durns the week at O'Clock An young men
Of 1850 are invited % join Eand rally on Thursd eve
ming kmineoi speakers VIII address tho meeting
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HOTELS.
A sroR PLACE HOTEL, BROADWAY, OPPOSITE Asros
"A plsce-Ihs hossl has been Eresy enrxed ~ AZ add
n = On rs.as e consscs 1 he s ns
eS..s hc.ss 90 .ss r.s I nsss
sr.nesneais Tor he desired cal and ersmns
.',. ''"s' ws s FISH FISH PS Pryor a'
AT rHE Horu. ST. GERMAN. rTTH AVENUE
"A p o~dway and Tseniy sccoad s.rsst-Parles vi.ins
&. "a sa sSsi mi aeissliaiI locssei loek
FOURTH AVENUE Horrr-W kND 80 FOURTH
aveaae between rwsn.yls ssa rrsn,y sonrs srses
~ 9. sora sqssTsrs v.ss ss eg vi ~
Az ' sss ana desirable '''p'ar place Terms ''' mo
dsr~se. 49, - -
EnAsxiIs HoUsE ov >,
49,. nh,, ,,, -; ana ,,r,y.s
has b-ea r-openrd and pew farnse - sseortsncs -rh
q ~ nd s = s. ?, 4. ne s nrS sss e
male one The best u As sec aon Asd resoecliu " socs
- - EDWARD LAVAL,
TnAvELLsss'. s s'g,lo sEsrI . 70 liz
ss9.s.s s''r s'a'o' Ass ns-fgsss % No
MATRINONIAL.
Az hpNrRrs or rHK sEx WISHES TO FORM Az
~ s.ans - ~ -ah y.,m sorsn q SOD dsPo.sos
spcpd sincere Address II. " o. boz isl ne
"NTArRrxoSy MADx EASY. ps now TO WIN A
Nt Overwhelming plain ror-uon sense directions.
shcvins bow AZ wsg BE- sss married lrrsspecive q are
800 po~aNa vseees prrV ~sesing or ohsrsiss. tnss
nev -rs ssa - s.srsA s-n aeie secures spssdy
mo setW m1isKe 70 her MALI free lsr ~ cen'~
rss ~ 1890 amp. tddrr~s 7. Williams 20, fno"
"a so1 : ~ O.. o'1scs, rhIlHdelyhIs.
MhsPAoN.. Alan AMERICAN GESrlkxAN ~
49, y" ne tabs csp ~ta nsuef csar-cser ~ -
49, serJ good aesns lneLssn All = W. y sr,.s
~ ~ and domestic strictly temperate memnsr
" c.arrs hoif1x hyh po<i1n, nnd ~ 80 s.k an
n AZ visor al middle manhcod Uory - rnl - 80. y.
vstde1 adopss methCt bis sdy $3.50 =
Iur r. and lnelxss n mshins NOVA ~ sr..r' ~
/ form = matrimonial allAncr ~. $780, 20
u WIDOW, without snr lmpeiiussl ~. - A. sn~astr-
conseceS, a ple>snr epyeAI &c, 80, -
| s,rs,l .rr a. ro1A isnh, r. W. u New . sducef
rrsTPnovrAr.-A yQuNr ,o.s ofee.
4 nj ssl~ni fsrrt 4, and ~ :,
l 800 lrsurirs9 syle vnH .-~~rUwaw Of !
1870 arrcsnp .sbed ~ - -, ,~t vile Va
F.. :, 49,. 49, ~ va ss-. 81 ~
81 $500 ar,se sBSs go 80 ress e III ~ az
poHs,' y phIrs 80 s.a4 " vosA s.ser,f \
f1rea af.e'ssfss a..tef.e,,i pfos cage II tae
49, T.sts = ,s~s go tbf May ia
gsM-efH4n.w A awe ~ 49, 49, -. -
" ~nuxrk. " - -
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roo LATK FOR CLAssrly1CATION.

TOO LATE FOR CI.AssIfuCATION.
A Young AMERICAN WIDOW, WITHOUT FAMILY.
csa YET ploasan nicely furnished Room 10 gentleman
and Ady with Board for the LADY Would accommodate
aeeabe young lady Table good board weekly IL advance
References exchanged Commerce street. near Beecker.
EARxwKII. BENEFIT TO -NcDONALD,
II the Second Of Keenan, win take BENEFIT on Monday ere
ming q The CITY hnembly Rooms. john q. HeenAn vii APP
pear.
APPROXIMATIONS ON THE PIANO AT TWO
I dolals per month with privilege Of practice by LADY
81 per quarter Apply at l7z Twenty .h street between
Seventh and Egh'h avenues.
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9TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT,
o. Fifteenth Seventeenth and Eleventh wsrds
AT Meeting SO electors Of the above Wards
held at Hermitage Hail. on Monday, Sept 5, the following
% Ger presded:-
HENRY SHEPPARD, NJ. D.
srcRnrARIxs.
ID. r. FRANSER, JNO. q. bishop, u. D.
VICE rrrspySrs,
SEVENTEENTH WARD. rrrvrSrH WARD. urrEuSra WARD,
Thos Reilly Jno Mason, Thomas Norris
BERNARD Ihrb.mAn VIM. Cummings, John kenny,
Nicholas Ko0sel, VIM. Kraft, John Saith,
Valentino Lutte Thea Harrison, Michael Philbin,
Chas. Karl, James Kelly jos Fernandez
Chs Banded, John Whiteman. DR.. Kirby, Jr.
Edward TIars Robert Ahern. Patrick Mccary,
Tho9 X, Foran, George Karl, Michael Conn,
John n Loughlin Sylvester Robbins, z Cullen.
Geo schure0an, John 1orneyl Wm- HANCOCK.
Mhnus Kelly, John u. Doyle,
Owen Murphy.
Resolved That deem duty incanbeni the voiers
the several nominating
veunns a. such candidates they believe 70 be
The bes sted the intererts Of this District
Resolved That Hon John Cochrane does mot faithfully
represent he Interests Of this darcs the people mass
meeting assembled hereby rssoveto his nounAuon
from Whatever organization may come
Resolved. That ha messing having been cAed for ne pr
The Of the dsrict do Request
Chairman appoint commteo Of i've 10 confer will the
several organizations In reference thereto
OF the wiahes Of the people, this meeting instruct m
urg upon IL several organizations 20 which
credited The aaac IL choice Of this ds
| tnct - Its repreeeDtAtiye In .ongrses -
eommiase shs messing ADJOURN % reassabis tIe
the Chair and take such further action Tie state VI the
" may 10 require.
fss7 i sti g. r.4..
J p; r. q ri h,sso,. n. D., ,sscrss.,ie.
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nrrI.fARIs.-roR SALE, ONE rABLE IN GooD Ca
I'D Der rhn&ce 81 full second soi for hs o
nom via cod iov called for thIs week
storage Inquire II az Spring street
DTrIIARDs-FOR SALE A SPLENDID STOCK Of
ID and secoud hand fables st ressonabe prcss CAL
And exsnlne o. send yumr orders " mall Go.
W ~. oRffrfrh, lt fuiton street
fvArD-1HowAs X. CULLEN, CORNER BROADWAY
pubr fbern pstrnus bestowed hn for te ssf
ye>r and hnpes ~ close and undivided srsniirn .
business all their psr mage lie has nov fu ntsns
and his where verry he rnarset
forf vii be served Inc prices ~ hsretore tns
quality his Sersrs Be ekce ~ any 80
enlistment IN the The Billiard Kncsn has beea newy
furnished ave splendid tables with marble be's ard AZ
tho lsew Improvements n B-rree lunch every dsy ~ u
o'cio<k.
noNT BELrKyE n.-THE STATEMENTS 80 AUTHo
H. rfst-e'y forward BIZ certain Interested pares hN
the application a. vufcsnired ohrr fnis rubber v H&rf
rsss ether sr~~ N manufacture, can be = 80 er
elusive mcaoroy ID this couufry are ~ Anu Amrrrsn ~
nptlcns ard pesifvely ssnrne Jxt call AL - h.e
beautiful Rlinft rahss spppfet VIII . ~ kers npr vef
Nschanlee shcas' ~ IN fscsory q l. DEcksk. - Ans
DrRCpssFR OF BILLIARD TARrsys AFrEs THIS
sste pnl cr lAer prt@cor, b. rariiensr seeing
frr Oharea te4yers w enf11 a Nu
90 lada anb5~r gfatrea " eAfa tsle "a vrcni
srch 'sbe VT - f~xni. ard r i-. tte1a a
Msxas FhpMs CNienteF. W ~ rwrvhNeff IN ek1A
- .zs 49, E,.s, sS Sc xs,ssS agsp,xv
N.v SoS2 49, - -,
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GRAND EXCURSION TO THE CHOLERA HAEKs-
" IS prize Inc larress blue fab. and - prize f ~
sg~i y. hs. esnsht sg'enea .od hsnanx c. 49,. -
sssnsr HunrSEs Csp. Duysn ~ mAss :. sscs ~
iss leaving Jsrkscs ssrvet .sst river ~ ~ sorn
49, r~rs SIC Rsas river A. n Tulon sirsss, Broct
Dn, " sprsg syss norss n,sr 49, ~ a. .,psr
sssn a. IDes ban ard rsfrsshress furn,ssei - eord
sesra H-ehoud The weather BE- unpr>s<at he
currpon vsf pe postponed unti tne aexf fair esy.
ro TARGET CowrArfTp-A NEW PLACE-rAssAtc
vsris yaerson, ~ I'VE are nov open ,ayccslve ~
e-xs,oos pnneru 70 81 Fy pkraculxra
or 10 JAMES WILSON l9 wsr r,rry S,,h street. o. by
iissr - above 70 Vie propres-~. vcorhA~s WA
mARaFr covsAxfrS, ATrrvTfoN.-Trg rrNrT
il rses fov yop " n W y The rnvcn HE ssd 4csL hye
uirus~s wsm from the hrH landing Qaarnniise. S~.rn
fs.rA Gae Ballroom stsschsd FverY attention I'D 70
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rrcyrieos u fsor.s ~ ~
Hotel bess leavs 70 call the attention Of bic friends ADD
he pubic gsnsrNy o NC vsry $4,000 scrsm ~ sum
Rally The target ground 10 the sAe Dnnsrs provided
The hciei cniy tvo miles ard hall from Of the VIZ
fHnsburs ferries Omnibuses ~ chartered II ~
reirr no Qusl,d and hs WINS sol.
for the nos moderate ternss THOMAS sfkWAkt.
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A SPECIAL NorICE-ro PROVISION nERCnA h
"A contractors and packer. subscriber who
been an extensive proviaon and government CONTRACT
u Enxtsnd whose brsaAs are weu And tAyornhh
yards he alnled conirao for beef this las season.
would Do willing 10 treat with Q respectable house ~
superintendent and from his extensive practice
and perfect knowledge Of the business in AL s various
prsncnes would be found important acquisition 10 any
house 10 may be extensively engaged in coscl and other
Y. L., Herald odlce VIII NEE. with attention..
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NEW ORLEANS AND MOBvI.Y FUNDS ROU0Hy m
IN AUGUST BELMONT 4 co, 90 Wall streef.

PROPOSALS FOR yss0.o00 OF "THE CROfON wATBH
soss o. me city Of New Yors-sescA proposal VIII 30
per ~ lsSo At oclok r. M when the viii be pubsg
ind afE thousand dollar, q 1.-THE csoson ws. Stock -
n0o ana by ordinance Of the Common Ootrc snpr -
oy the Mayor August 1850 for Increasing a. spuiy ~
SIoon water and extending The acu,.
Hlng and distributing the same. y. -~-s'
The SAID stock will interest n. the rate nj a, a. 49,
per Annm payable quarter yearly, and the principal VII -
redeersble on the first day OF Noyember I5< w. "sA -
prize share and tbs whose proposals. are se-S
will be required to d. post with the oi the
within ten day: Afer DE opening Of the bud. toe swa
On presenting the Comptroller the receipts the Cha
beain for such deposits the parties will be eped
certificates for equal amounts Of the value the
bearing interest from The dates Of payments.
Each proposition should be sealed aud endorsed Prooo
for Croon Wafer Stock Of the city Of New yox anf ~
inclosed In second envelope. addressed he Cor
trollor.
The RICH, reserved on the pan Of Ne Comptroller reseo
any or AL Of the bids considered NECESSARILY ioproec ps
RoBT r. HAws carp,ro,er.
Oa1ce August II, l3Q.
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

A PARTNER WAErED.IN BUSINESS SECURED BY
"A patent In great demand profitable To party
OF busness capacities good' regulations and commanding
the extent Of thousand dollars opportunity
q J. McOC LLUM, IS Eldridge street, New York
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sPORTINa.

LwAys on HaND-FRoM FrFrv TO ONE HUN
"A dred Dogs an the choicest breads bh foe sale and
purpose. Particular attention pad 20 The treatment and
epre Diseases Of All Kinds no cure no PAY, oardner
Manre e. ST. cents bote. Dogs boarded. trained
oct end trimmed the best Jus imported foui
Ba Terrier Deg. o. the scot three aky rerers, q
h@ purest breed scech deer HoundA large sire one
srx~ RussiAn bloodhound Hitch all besrufuly poucd "a
drt GARDNER, Forty eighth street ant bFsdway
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9TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT,
ID Fifteenth Seventeenth and Eleventh Wards.
AT Mas Meeting SO electors Of the above wards
held at Hermitage Hall, Monday Sept 5 the following
x1neru
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GRAND ROWING REgATyA---sIxTH ANsuAL RE.
NJ ssra The Empire CITY Regatta ,n1 Conrads Oar
den Monday, Sept TO- Five races one day. rs' rare 70
start al one oinrh r. All boats be entered Of the kx
the meeting az th< CnD, ~
y Nsrks Place Hotel n Third Avenue and kghih
Friday evening sept when the rhce q positions
IN The vin be drawn for w hc several crv vs.
STEPHEN RoBKRrs President
A Marurv~ Tec~~.Ary
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fyALORrc YACHT FOR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL PRO.
" refrr ysk 70 feet LONG, ~ feet bcam, with gsrds ~
feet ALL With cabin suitable Tor party 81 twenty nve per.
snr everything siher for business
purroses pi~ssnrs parties she prooehcd y one
t.sn u inch engines consumption 81 fne two bush
els coal DAY. Apply al the agency isi Duane
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I SrH WARD BRECKrNRIDGK AND LANK CLUB-
Id adjourned meeting Of The members Of the above
roy place Beecker street. "wednesday sh lns
A. ofcock fun auendxncs b re1ueGed. ny order,
JOHN BufLKy, JR, Vice President.
vs. .. rAeAs, Secretary pro TEN.
ISJH wARD.-A MEETING or TIE DOUGLAS AND
I'D Johnson Club of this ward win be held A. convenn
Han Ip Wednesday evening September
IsO II clock All democrats favorable 70 he election Of
PETER DUFFY. President.
COP wARD.-A REGULAR MEETING or TIE TWEEN
~ sscond ward National Democratic Ward Committee
Will 81 held Rpperts HAi, IN Fty third street. ees~een
Hrumfway kxhh 1burxday evening" septem
r. BRENNAN, cAurnsn.
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se,ertea hump Coal.

ff-Hz sass ies Il ssls~tet lnzsp ce@i = - -
4 fruas a he Anna ard, xbeEe q = sesd - the
se - - < = css per esslei pfep Year er-~s-
i - ~ q r. y. snd lbes ~ilf - frese<l4f -
s~--s-1 a. - zAELLl y AEAkH<
1sss-ss YzFz b-lk Il "a c. = I, Depat-
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CAITION.

Persons living at dlstaEce should DO extremely
Cautious oi whom thes uraeT Lottery Tickets Cer-
tIoatcs IL Packages OF Tickets. Tie country Isl
Hooded viii bogus and swindlng Lotteries. livery
iGduconcni Is held out 10 get persons 10 invest
ney an tbsn-tSisitIt Prizes OF iron. SO
OoO head theiT sShemcs-NIth lck Gle al One Dollar
500 goo taptal frIzcs offered, tickets IS. All
such, Ia every o. stance, are frauds; and n none
sent TO them for tickets, Il nuehithTOwn away
without the shadoa of clauce OF getting a pri1e ]
Beware OF ali Lotteries here the Capital Prize
unusually large IA Comparison - tc price oi lick
cts. Ia every instance here large prizes
ed Tor small cost OF Tickets, pat do~u y GER
tain fraud. FRANCE, bkoADBkNTS CO.,
MARI Managers
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o o D s
For Less Money

Than has ever been seen in this market be-
fore. ..----.-. e..
We will take pleasure in showing our stock
70 every one who will favor us with call.
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Louisville and NashVille
RAILROAD.
sSsEEtI;s,5E-IE,T :Sssssss=SSssssTT Szz}s=zss:sss

SSSsS sSszySssaSl :sHssss;s,sTSk s5zSss
TWO through Express Passenger Trains between
i Nashville and Louisville, making close conDec-
tions at Louisville Tor New York, Boston, PhlaGel-
ph:a, Baltimore, Washington Ciiy, Buffalo; Niagara
Falls, Cleveland, Cincinnati, 81. Lomis, and the Far
West.
On and after SUNDAY, January 22d 1850, trains
Will run follows:
Frsttran eav res Nash vile at so NJ daily stop
ping at Gallatn Bowling Green, Glasgow Junctlo n
ElzabethtoNn, and ali regular stations " ben signal
led by flag and arriving IN Louisville $50 p
NJ Returning, leaves lcuisv lie at 90 p NJ. stop
ping as above, and arriving Nashville at COS
A. NJ.
Second train leaves Nashville at 1850 A. NJ Dolly
(Sundays excepted stopping as FIRST train, and
irving in Louisville az $40 p. NJ. Returning leaves
Louisville at 40 A NJ. stopping above, aud ar.
irving in Nashville al $3.50 p. NJ.
GnllaIiu Accommodation Train leaves Nashville
daily Sundays excepted) al S:l5 =. NJ, and arriy-
ing in Gallatn t5l0P. NJ. Returning leaves Gala
tin at 90 A. NJ, aud arrives IL Nashville s:IO
A. n. JNO. b. ANDERSON Sup,t
j. Field Gen Ticket Ag't jan2s-dif
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MANHOODN
The Invisible Hearing Apparatus

TN DAVIS, o<aiss and Aurizt, III tsfondelei = |,
IL Aes Orr ans. la, hzs . newly Inverted instro-
ueut. fer sxkseEne cases q lsez11esE- VITA - A.
slstzncs ssfsoe eaabled 10 bear VI m n gfeei-
esl -ta eIey OrdlnafS coEytrs.tseB 4nu y br@f
~ pebhe ssseusbEirs h r~sz csupie ely NJ nn ne
Gzr eEd BE best tbs slis afc<f - 90 =
EEee- ae oesect af TIA Il snsess = 10 sesft-e
oFksa IN e<asazng Etalr 81 as-t - eEd ~ - 50
izs, tiaae 10 Hstle feIs1a 10 eisi<hss sA1 ~
ss-- tzii ssd exzIalae - send ioE \ e'ica-r-
aprs4-zEa
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Auction and Commission Card.
TO SOUTHERN MERCHANTS AND Dealers.

THE sab~eribers have orsned large ard ezsea-
i house FOR the Transaction q sfrietiy CON
MISSION EUSINi - AMI GENIAL AGENCY, n tsh
4FrznErenss Toy the constant Teeptien Il all kiBes
ii Doods. Wares, Merchandise aud Manufactures -
The variaus defsFtnes 4 Of Trade.
n - xitf r.ssfdea and pleasure that esa fhe
stt-ntioD II tAcse xiEtiEg NEslNllie 70 vaTiea
.nd oa-tantfs changing stock the larger pefsaoa
e ssuf cehssss ffosa H,angk<taFrff. trsi
AsaSs 81 those forced 10 sell 10 Tssss furds- ksep
ia vls. fhaI .stise hnasey Esss IN lae par hasr.
ssi.. faithfully Etfrbfs4 xhss zenoEsfzas bF
de cash BkSJ. y. SHitfI4S co,
Ceasrsl Stores, Ne. - ana - sssIaEsSt,
frhs-tf Szslyiiis. lraa-
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VA have IA store large qusntay OF the heat a
w AL kinds 81 the pgrest AHiSKY All yc Low
els 81 tie essence of corn give Us a - ssing call
m4T-s-u ChUECH ANDERSON 4 co.
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pSO A MONTH AND ALL EXPENSES PAID
,DcO An agent Is wanted in every tOwn aBd coun
y in the United States, engage in "a respectable
and easy business by which the above profits may
be certainly realised. For further particulars ad
dress DIR. J. HENRY NARSER. corner 10Th street and
Broadway, New York City, enclosing one Postage
stamp fcb2l-d49:m
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Our Stock

or Piars.s;on Shoes Is complete. Alsr-Houss Ser
vsais. saoss OF the very best qashty.
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II KIRkFAIECE S0eS. No 81 ssrrs tEszo
IL. sz.<zs, bet- a@fkst -sa casztn - s.rsrs,
FhiiaasfEais, hzsetef szie
DIR 4 SxL1ED SPANISH HfDks,
Dry and lsreen s-l.se zraa kiFs fznners oli a.
Esnsn she te=t ternz- -
A. Ails.aEz II Leather IN tAe resgh wzase4 Ter
shieA ths hizhesz 1z<ket Prse ~. = I've :.
- - ssk<z "a issr ll1ez- l<-ner stored
ire q sE.szs sad seLa eou1iszIo1s
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EXPRESS FREIGHT.

THE Nashville and chattanooga Railroad Compa-
Il ny, in connection With the Roads below are
running an Exp eSs Freight Train from Charleston
aud Savannah 10 nashville at slower speed with
be same certainty az Their passenger trains. Node
lay TO freights by this Route. L. W. COLE
Ianz'-u. Supt.
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Jenny Lind Saloon
AND
Pistol Gallery.

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LIVERY STABLE

Tuesday, Nay 2eth.-Sv eepstakes for untried three
ear O!ds-SIC0 entIance-S25 forfeiture mile
heats-thTee or more TO fill the slake-Club to
add S1U0 f the race is run.
Wednesday, Nay Oth.Jockey Club Purse s3oo-Two
mile heals
Thursday, hoy 31a-sweepsiakesfor three year olds
j mile heaIs--S100entrauce-S5o forfeIt-three
more to fill the stake-Club To add 500 Il the
race
Friday, June LIST -Proprietor's Purss-s2o0 One
Mile Heats
Saturday June 2d.-JOckey Club Purse $lOO-Iwo
Mile Heats.
Same Ddy--SweePstakes tor three year olds--sngie
dash OF mIles-Sl0o Entranee-S5e forfeit
three or more I'LL the Stake-Club to add 500
if the is
To name and close LIST OF March. Five per cent
entrance for club meney-alI entries to be made to
the undersigned. B +. CHEATHAM,
ieb2O-td Proprietor.
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Prizes Paid Immediately after the

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Ton ;ln0I finite ia drawing assoon
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Tar! Tar!
Whisky! Whisky, whisky.

IA have just received large Let OF TAR, and
w are oG, riHs Il ~ the iov est snre
HaAT-f-u CHURCH ANDERSON CO.
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sundries, sun,tries,

VoU Can sec at an TIRES. u our tifre, an kinds
Of Groceries, such a. sugars, Coree, nolaksss
syrups, &C., &C, sc.
mAsse-u CHURCH ANDERSON 4 co.
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Our Catalogue refers but partially to tie GOODS
Ckept by us) in then respective departments
To our friends and patrons beg to say that our
stock will be equal, if lot superior to any We have
heretofore offered: and We most resp,c tfuy invite
an examination of il assuring all who may favor Us
with a call, that they viii nrd prices uniformly
low, and our terms most liberal, allowing hand
some DISCOUNT for ali cash bills We are now re-
ceiving st OK daily.
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the Country.
THIS fine brand Of Champagne. which until the
l. past year was confined exclusively to the best Ia
bles OF the Continent Of Europe, has obtained
the most unbounded success and popularity in this
country. 1t is recommended by of the first
Physicians OF the city Of New York, over all other
wines, account Of its extreme purity and delica
ey, aud those wEO once try 1t rarely use any other
brand Although only one year has elapsed since
It's introduction into this country, the demand is
enormous, and constantly increasing. Our arrange
such as to ensure the quality of the Wine
being maintained at its present high standard The
Prince Imperial is imported solely by US, beng
the sole Agents of Messrs. DE VENoGE II Co.. in this
country. <. V. HAUGHWOUT CO.
Nos. ass, 400 and 1872 Broadway, New York.
Sold il Nashville by NJ. & E. F. CHEATiIAM.
Corner OF Church and College SITS.
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