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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-11
RRADY-NADE CLOTHING,
Large and attractive supply of
SPRING SUMMER DRY GOODS.
BR EEDEN a. EOX.

BROAD STREET.
TTAYE opening during the past weeks and
III prepa-edto ofsr complete assortment Of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS
attention 20 large lots ~ For
egn Goods which sold prices much lower than those -
fo seasons We mention es only Of tie most attractive
articles:
English BEREGES, in immense variety;
English and French BEREGE ROBES,
I 90 luv vOLANTS.
YER, large assortment ofSLTS o every variety Of STYLE at
25 % SD per cent below the cost of Importation.
French printed JACONETS and ORGANDIES.
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS Of every description.
Spring DELAINES and ca ALLIES;
French ana India FOULALD SILKS entirely and hand
Our stock OF D9mesc STAPLE GOODS has nsver been
extensive
NEGKO CLOTHING, o. every grade.
Amongst h last named would call the special attention ot
BUYERS very large lots o. virginia and Georgia Plain and
Striped OSNABURGs and large variety o other articles Of
southern manufacture. bhEEDEN q tOA,
2iI Broad Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-11
richmond DAILY WHIG.

TESM5:
,s'E Esa3.. 5sa $ s.y yoA q At Ss:, Is. & ~ : $.
" ,s vhsre evidence taken on The deposit Of
,ft .-r.. lfes containing money.
srt t't
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-11
SHoCKoR VIII RICHMOND GROUND PLAs-

- HOCHOE MILL RICHUOND Nb PLAs-
- TE-Thc subscriber has earnestly sborgd for the past four
wears Northern Ground Plaster by the establishment o
Home N supplying article superior 10 any received from
lie begs leave % return
M thanks 90 his patrons inform an Interested that he
has coreed improvements that viii enable him % supply
demand ha NAV a Hs stock of Lump heavy, based upo1
enormously increased of superior artcel selected ho
the purr Windsor Nova Sco quarres, with special reference
q, K ns, n idfs ef lime The reputation OF his brand
shan be every effort azd cost a"d he asks only an
-11.l5ls ta-tfis.r JOHN II. CLAIBORNE,
;.fs-Sr No. n Pearl 81.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-11

EDMOND, DAVENPORT & co.
II OFFER FOR SALE,
so half chests unpowdrr and Black Teas direct Importation
Of the best crop that c1uld be obtained In China.
ALSO
2'G0 sacks nne Salt, per ship ALEXANDER
700 Ground Alum Salt
20 erces half erces Rice direct from Charleston,
% hhds. Cincinnati Bacon des,
700 bags Government Java Coffee,
tlerces Solar and Coal PIT Oh,
l59 cases Sweet oil,
$50 " Lcohce favorlte brands,
500 tierces IIibberts London Porter,
800 bales Cloves,
Hutneg Mace and Pepper,
Dark aud Pae Brandes, OF our own Importation,
Wines ofapproyed brands,
Worcestershire Sauce;
Crosse Backwels Mustard,
Pickle, Iins and quarts,
1000 bags Peruvian Gusno, Mol
lOGa T. d and c. Manipulated GuAuo, ml29
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-11

D. H. Maury has been appointed Assistant Aduta
General vice Page, deceased
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-28
LAND FOR SALE.

EETE have good lot Negroes for sale Au,oDg thar 40
w have good girls suitable for house purposes; 30 b
10 wears old we'll trained as diningroou ssrvan gooJ 60
lies with lot Of single negroes suitable for the farm
ianl7 H H. HAYNES & CO., No I6 Cedar St
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y subscriber offers for sale seventy acres ofand on the
Middle FraLklin Turnpike, four niles from Nashville nj
Joining the tract on which Ae resides and the Of Cart I'm
Jones The land equal to the best, with abundance OF excel
lent never filling water, with the beautiful building ate
In the couH ny and the midst OF the finest neborhoo
Amerisa april4 NATHANIEL BAXTEPs
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ORDINARY DRAWING,
APPROXIMATIONS pRIzES.
..s32O.OOO
Whole Tickets slOi Halves So Quarters 81 SOL
N oRDERINa rIoKETs oR oEnrIrIc 49,

Enclose the amount Of money address for wis Won IN
purchase name the Lottery IL which you wish il INVESTED mi
whether you wish Wholes Halves Quarters or Rgbbs an
receipt Of which, we send what IS ordered by first oher
with the scheme. A''' 'Ose''ei
By me commissioner will be sent with Explanation
furehserS van please write their signatures plain aud
give the name Of their Post Office County and See
Accommodation strictly confidential
All prizes OF $1,000 and UNDER raid inue3i,t1 - ~
drsRing. Other prizes the Usual time of 30 davs " ~
IL Wood, Ecdy & Co.'S Lotteries are drasSn ~ ,,..
Georgia, and Wilmington. Delaware ~ 'N5u''a'
Orders for Tickets Cert 6cates 10 he 5i-sc.os.
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IAN to eonfsct from three thousand
n cords Of wooadoinng Edgefeld Apply the undersgB
Cd al the Wsrehors Of II. s. French & Son.
OrtI4 II Il. S. FRENCH.
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GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
s. 1 0 Q , O O 0 l
yD ExTEAORDTNARY DRAWINGS

GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS
Of Wood Eddy Co.'S Three Number Lotteries will place
in public under the superintendent Of sworn Commissioners,
follows:
Glass No. SO Draws Saturday,lFeb. 255 1SGO'
Glass No 1856 Draws Sat'day, March 31' 1850
Glass No 2O4 Draws Sacday, April IS, 1850.
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO Tickets
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REMOVAL
Hahn WnRhE a En

TWLVE removed tfIeiF Book Binderv al
Blank BOOK Mandatory 70 The BaP fist Pubstfrr Ho
next house below Douglass & Co. norh Hurket sfr 80
b door from the square-and viii be glad 90 Sc al tter
custom and invite new ones that want work in our ne vel
prepared 70 make Blank Books IN the best auner AMI ter
Oh Periodicals. and old Books Our prices are "a 8 a
lowest. The style Of work can be a the Bn or .1rs
Union Street B8ota left 90 either place VII rs nm
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DALY,s

a-A-''-'As- = ~ p <HA4A<A@A
w I'll 4 S X E Y.
this age Of adulteraed and elerious Liquors. is source
Of satisfaction to be able introduce public notice the
above ecean article OF unquesioned purity, and possessing
no qualities except such q have the most favorable influences on
few rods Of soil on TIE banks CT the Rhine produces the
grape which viii flourish nowhere else, from whose juice pro-
ceeds the "Johannibrgi the choicest wine in The world
eW acres o. iana u Out tooco' te -ha
quality Of which, when manufactured into CIGARS incompar
strip land 10 the parish achochee in louisiana
has long supplied the world with excellent article Of
such toeeo as cannot be induced to grow
In ike has long been known that limited territory
lying in the valley Of the Monongahela river exclusively brings
an produces whisky Of such uperlave character as places
it beyond rivalry.
manufacturer, the grain from the choicest spot Of this favored
locality is made to yield
The Aromatic valley WhiSkey,
with which no other can stand ipssns comparison.
have apprehension OF being accused Of publishing IN.
Earanble, exaggerated eneomiums, to any who win
h-st subject my whisky to test.
L now the standard article all the first hete and
clubs in the city Ct New York. and wherever it is introduced it
at once assumes its leading position is
Awarded the Palm Of Superiority,
and the demand for it becomes thing established.
Its medicinal properties such that while its immediate e.
nent influence upon the constitution.
have analysed sample Of Days Aromatic Valley whis-
KY, and find p'e article Of fine favor and without
New York JAS. R. chiffon, N. D., Chemist.
STATE AssAYER's OFFICE, % Somerset street,l
Boston, April 18th, 1855.
WI H. DAILY, New ork-i have made che cai analysis Of
your aromatic Valley Whisky, and find pure GUorsd
Rue Whs containing injurious matters Of any kind and
recommend suitable fer medical public pnr
poses CHAs. 7. JACKSON, State Assayer,
WIZ. H DALY:YOur Aromatic Valley Whisky is received,
after careful examination, find be pure article
entirely free from TIE adtsratg Ingredients so requeaty
ased Yours respectfully,
JAS. J. MAPES, Analytical Chemist
II Consumers depend upon getting pure article when
they buy the Valley Whisky is sold By the
only. VIM. II DAILY,
10 South william Street, New York,
Sole Proprietor
For sale in Nashville by RAWORTH & GLENN.
desl5-a3m
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hV1eS &C IS,
SLAVE DEALERS,
No. 80 Cedar street, Nashville, Tenn,
WILL, all times, buy Negroes Or
leans Markets We invite all persons who have Negroes
to sell to give a call y22
HOUSE PAINTING,
TEHHE preoared the greatest
promptnes all contracts, however large, which may
dered style and upon which fail give sasfac.
ton. He is also prepared 10 execute al manner Of
SIGN ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, EARBLIH5.
Having that secured the services Of the mostexper
and experienced artists.
The subscriber would request persons having work his
give him call before making final arrangements
x. T. FLEMING,
sarcsdu No e. Union st. between Cherry and sur ,.r-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-28

CHARLES u. HALL,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, VALESES,
CARPET BAGS, &c,
NO. Is SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
n now in receipt OF his Stock Fall aud Winter
trade consisting of Ladies' Misses and Cldrens Bootee
Shoes and CATERS thin and thick sosd with and without heels
Calf Boots and Shoes and Caters single anddoub
solus.
Gents fine Calf Scotch Boots and Shoes;
do do Kip Brogans, lined aud unlinedi
do de Heavy Calf and Kip Roots;
do do do do Grain, waterproof Boots
large assortment Of Heavy BrOgan5 and Boots for Plantation
use, both Home made and Eastern Work, Mems Plough Shoes
Women's Heavy Dutch Boots, &C.
complete Of Boys and Youths Calf and Kip
Boots Shoes and Brogans aso Misses and Chdren KID and
Coat Bootees Caters Shanghai Bootees, with and without
heels.
Misses and Chdren's Metallic Tipped Boots-a article
TRUNKS.
Also, Ladies French Dress Trunks leather
ame Trunks, Yases, Carpet Bags Ladies' Leather satches
&C. all Of which offered at small advance Eastern Cost
My the public generally respectfully inS to
their stock, feeling confident that they will be pleased
both in respect TO quality and price.
sepI8-tf OHAs. B. HALL
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Negroes for SnIn

M TS9D, ED 1DY q Co, Augusta, Geo, sa.
or WOOD, EDDY 81 CO., WiImin1to1o ~.
II Circulars containing Schemes for the r,o,fb nh
rec Of expense, BY Addressing above VIM 80; si''
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-28

RE the regular Agents for the f,IIovnr Newspapers and
II Magazines.
New York Ledger, p,-+.r,. sririt NJ the Times.
e" lvIA 2lerc1ryT WiIk's Spirit Of the Times
-,,g" loIA elSt'' Old Spirit of the Times;
-,e" , lu'A , GeI-'u. The Country Gentleman
-" LNiH EIr-itleif lIe Home Journal;
,Nc" L'lA f'a'elST lhe Scientific American;
New YORK Plc2yune, The Century.
n l. Na-oIAi romeo udAelle The Practical Narhinist
liaIIers Meehyf The Mayerly Magazine;
Frank Lesle s Ilclorlal The Baltimore
Bauuus PICTORIAL; Tie Louisville journal.
6eas0n Lneoi Battle ships, The London illustrated News
Flag OF our Union: The Constellation. "''
Philadelphia Evening Post; The Albion, &C, g.
NTONTHEIES
Harper's Magazine The Eclectic Magazine.
LCsias Family Magazine; The Knckerhocker Magazine.
Cody 5 Lauys Magazine; The Atlantic Monthly Nagaza
EetersOu's Magazine. The Ladies' American. Naroyre
United States Magazine. The Great Republic AIarsz
Leslies Budget Of Pun: The Comic Monthly;
All the Year Round; Dickens Household Words;
TIE Yankee Notions The Nick Nacks
The Penny Pillow Tie BOquet, SC, &c.
SEmI-NEARLX.
The Brother Johrathan; Str0nc's jubilee Pictorial:
larpers Christmas Pictorial Police Gazette Pct Tial
LeslIe's Holiday Pictorial; &c, &c, &c, &c.
single numbers sold and subscriptions received all Of the
above Neeklies, Nonthles, a.. by
HAGAN a TREANOR,
Booksellers, StatiOners and Periodical Agents,
noN23 No 6 Union Street
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
NNTISElNG to make other Investments, propose sell
w all our Real Estate in Davidson county, follows:
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
situated the Franklin Turnpike, within half city,
and Opposite the residence Of the late Joseph W. Horton
Containing about Forty Acres
This perhaps the most ding
VILE and most desirable country residence The house
be sold with Z CT IS Of land the purchaser may choose
THAT VALUA BE FARM,
known as the Sim Tract, situated the Smith Turnpike (od
Lebanon road within three miles of Nashville tanning $50
The soil is gOo6 we'll wateTed and tmbsrd and can
edivded into small tracts Of twenty acres and UPWARDS all OF
which admirably adapted Tor country residences market gar
dens and dairy farms. Also, that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
road occupied Ly T. c. Mcampbe formerly
owned BY Thos Harding, containing acres This
piaceis we'll known need further description will
also be divided to suit purchasers. T. O. McCampbe will
these places to any who will cali.
All the above property viii be sold reasonable terms and
credit Of one, two, three and four years.
Apply to A '. Lindsey Nashville either Of the
dersignde, THOS. C. McCAMPBELL.,
Six miles Nashville.
J. A. MCCAMPBELL
mhN Nashville
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kirkpatrick. Nevfns q Co.,
REOEIELyG, FORRARDLYG Al0 HROLEsLL 4
GROCERY MERCHANTS,
MARKET TREET, EAsHFILLE TENNESSEE,
HAVE nov in store q large and complete aElortmea|
il ii Groceries, embracing
New Orleans Sugars an grades;
Molasses, in barrels and half barrels;
Codee, a large and complete stock;
kasns fun Stock with Teas, Candles, 8ardne1, Nal
eel Glassware Assorted Psn; ogsher with an knd- OF 4
sss usually kept In tue Grocery line. Our stock o.
khAMDlES3 " fAEsSs " EfHSlkN " &C.
We think cannot Be in this any other market
heavy stock o. goods nov in invite The sttsnta
the trade
may2s-a KIRKPATRICK. NEFugs & ID
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-28
SEWING MACHINES.
Rich Fancy Bonnels.

Hlch Eamcy BOnmefs.
UNPRECEDENTED arruar-rro,s ~,
TIKI LADIES.
a Rah EULL frinned fancy ana uair Enrli-h -
y ~ straw Banneis, Misses ard Chfiirarr- 49,
Elattsi Hiding Hats and Millinery Goods. AZ iss ~
siiaa cost % close out our extensive haIane4 N
summer Bonnsts and Millinery. 81 -
line Pl-ln Hair, full trimmed, with flowers. 81
English straEs, DO do IRON 3 sons
Solored strass and Chips, illl trimmed, 90 s0nf
aieh Cresp and niorii 90 % 90 aa b8|
oilk and Straw Chips DO DO 1i1f
heautfal Imperial Chips % 10 Co DO m1I
Do Mixed VA PARIS Lacas 40 oon
zoe Misses and children Leshorn Elaifs anT IA.
ing Hats, irHu n1f, s.
LscVisea large stock OF Paris Flowers lss psf- sar
at very iaW prices We aud VII sioss o.f rsrI
stock his nor H. So, bow ladies, cune ous ,s..7 4
suppiy yourselves AZ once, sud uate a 7rarf rrf d
Fourth Of July az We are 90 have ryini esIf - Fs
Gail immediatdly foE bargains az
No. 60 unioa Street. Up stairs. rss. so-1fs |hs
1n State Hama ~ Isrrassa-
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GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS,

3Zs3J6 Pr1zos. AL-9uutA4s 70 SA'Aoo3Aoo
WHOLE TICKETS, $50 HALVES, $l0i QUARTERS s.
EIGHTHs 50 so.
Certificates n Packages viii be sold at the following rates.
which is the risk: - ~.
Certificate OF Package OF 26 Whole Tickets S2g9 20
do 40 a6 Half do l4g 50
10 10 Of OutYter de II IS
40 a. a6 Eigbtb 10 81 81
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-28
Land for sale.

WILL sell the premises upon which nav reside sissted
upon the Nashville and Nurlrehrra Turnpike and sso
uUon Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad af-r lg nile
from Nashville, and mile from LayerE.e.
win sell either the entire tract consisting 4aO acres o-
only portion Of the consisting OF about acres TIE
premises have aud commoious Dwelling together. with ali
necessary Out-Iousesi lie Immediately between the Tun
a1H Railroad, fronting each and negorhoa8 al
,ut Schools, Churches and society The land lts-H
and the bottom land of Hurricane Greek There Is about
800 sores Of cleared land upon the tract
land viii suit gentlemen who doing business IT,
Nashville farming purposes generally, cannot be
cxcelIed by any land in Tennessee.
will s- upon the following terms-onc third in cash when
possession given (which viii be given any
ance upon years without interest," any other
THAI viii the purchaser. Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing
can address te undersigned Layergne Tenn
seen upon the premises y masking inquiry u Edward II. East
Fsg.. OF Nashville. FELIN C. ROSS.
lu1-ti gehI
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m be carried from the celebrated Plaster Banks in Virginia
q Chaanoogaand Dalton and Stations on the Eas Teen1ee
ad eora Railroad dollars per ton Of 9JOO pounds
n Nashv and All Stations the Nashville & Chattanoog
Reiroad at nine dollars per tor % 1000 pounds.
Also 10 Tuscumbia and Stations East OF Tuscu' an le
ps Charleston Road dollars per ton and all Sta
-. we Of Tuscnmha. az twelve dollars peg ton.
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law BOOKS.
3 IN KO II X a CO.,
aOES SELLER
NASHVILLE,

lave 5ust ived the following collection Of
w publications, TO which they beg to invite the
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-28
GREAT REDUCTION

K r Il I G Fl II
ETWEEE Nashvill, Memphis and Knoxville, and Stations
Il y o. the East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad.
Rates per 100 his between Nashville and hnoAFS
and Stations East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad
Fir EtClass sixty cent? per hundred pounds
Second do DO do do DO
Third Forty seven cents per one hundred pounds
Fourth do Thirtyfve do do do 40.
Rs1s in cents per hundred pounds between memphis aa
Knoxville, and Stations the East Tennessee and georgia Rail
road
First Class nnetyfve cents per one hundred poonas
Second Class ninety cents per one hundred poan9s
Third Class seventyve cents per one hundred pCaasi
Eanrfh CIa5 CITY six cents per one hundra1 nounos
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Anderson & Romans,
AndeTSOn's Foundry and Machine
shop,
NO. 81 BROAD STREET,

Ornamental Trees and EVeFgFeens.
az ONTGOMERY 4 MCGREDY ,NurseTymen Nashville, Tenn
VH invite special attention to their extensive stock Of Fruit
Ornamental trees Evegreens, Green House Plants 100000
Ornamental Trees and Ever eens sable fOz immediate
Fruits-5OOO Apple 9, & years old.
Pears-300O, DWarfs & Stands rds, TO years old.
Peaches $4,000 &2 years DID, Cherries Plums, AprcOts Nee
tarens and ounce, in large uumqers
large collection Grapes Strawberries, Raspberres, Goose
berrie-, Currans & Bouquets at all seasons
MONTGOMERY Z NCGREDY.
nall Bnw0Od. Nurseries Nashville, Tenn
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No. 20 Uu'o- srsss. ua Stairs. rss. sss. .s, B.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-28
FIRST CLASS.

SPIRITS Of turDentnes camphnei burning nuns AN fa
Will o1ly be takeh at owners risk. 49,, .
Cpopowder and friction matches, and other combustoe art
cles viii be charged al local rates OF each Road and only
Eos1'F coureuieuCa.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-28

July lst 1850.
The C-osstes sound timber free from dote
shake TO be at least % long with ends square, be
fairly sides face Of not less than eight 49, inches
the lewn line and parallel TO each other With
thickness of six inches between parallel faces.
Terms Of payment third cash delivery, and the bal
six and twelve months, with well endorsed paper.
Tie privilege resryad Of rejecting any and all bids should
lhr terms not Doe satisfactory.
Sealed Proposals viii De received for the furnishing deliv
cry u Soc above material the Engineers Office Of the above
Company n Memphis until February 10th aud at the City Hotel
On Nashv FROM o 90 l5 February 1860 atwhich times and
places iu8rgGn desired obtained the undersigned
either boy letter or IA person. W. ID. PICKETT,
Chief Engineer.
Engineer Office Memphis < Ohio e r. fgas-tfI fehlS
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= " JUIEl
sap. Nashville q, Chattanooga z. b
B. AYRES,
W. J ROSS,
SuBg Memphis d Charleston Il. b,
r. G. JACKSON,
SIN. EI.t I'm. d Eelrlla r. r.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-28
10000 Cedar Cross-ties Wanted

TEyHE Memphis K Ohio Railroad Company DESTROYS
contracting with responsible parties for the furnishing
aud delivery, the river bank, dt tie zIOt Of WO RCer
ga NsmptjS, Of
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-28
FOURTH CLASS.

Anchors, Alum il barrels and hOheads birthstone barrels
and hogads; bleaching salts, burr blocks barley, harytes;
In bales Goldfish in terCes and boxes wheels aes,
Cements, chalk clay, chain, cable, chain in casks, cocoa
earh paint eaTthern and stone and hOgsheads
fs salted fence wire figs in casks and boxes
and sacks; pipe horse shoes IN packages; ron
band, pg boilers and rar0ad iron, nuts and rvet
ing, heavy; locomotive tire land plaster moaSse mahogany
logs, block unwrOCgt, mils0ne rough nails
spikes nail roasi Lead copper, iron, Yin n boxes bar
rs pitch plaster, palm OIL putty pressed in bales rice
railroad chairs and spikes, r0sui rigging, rope &C. salt
STEEL sugar in hOgheads barrels and boxes
wrought soda in kegs barrels casks aleraus kegs
casks; tobacco scrap and leaf casks and hogsheads;
tin pigs; tere apouica telegraph wire, taOw; whiting;
pipes wire ropes wheat in well seWei onaburg twied
bags: Eiuc tsheetl in casks and cases. zinc in pigs
TTaE 70 take eecton the lst day Of September 1879 and
continue until other notice.
+. ". COLE,
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PROV t~i.bNS,
-

,u.ENR side bacon. canvass Hams lard,
Flour. Mpiasts ltc. Salt. Mnchrml Got
bo can BE- bni ~ ....
tpWDRrlt~.
Marshal. MAY 3. 1880. II
Ir.-r received and nr alc by g. G. Greg
j s. 60. q large aHl complete stock OF Hard
ware consisting Ia part ol fhc following
Iad,. ni Gentemrn Pocket Cutlery. Table
Cutlery. scissors, shears, pad locks lock. and
ltah.s rim l1cks 4tory door locks till aud emp
hoard locks. hooks and hinges, pillow traces,
WAGON traces oS chaius, stay chain. strechefs.
frh chains sausage mills. sausage filters hand
to. cross eut saws Bulr and ro'.r aArs
and matches and many other articles Too nume-
ora. i1 mention.
MAY D. lebn. jlit.
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I1H ufF!tEui this company J. hold at Il.
I eo.u.r OF Austin and Bolivar streets in ID
..f az Marshall fcNa.. Al persons hayih,
H.- Wi. iui tie Office open from 9 ,nt
4r 81. aii'!
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For freight or passage apply on board OF I"
hlh ~ ltItL

GEO. -. Illtt,
No Front Street. New Orleans
rsI.~ Passengers can rely on this splcn"
new steamer remaining in the above trade dur'hs
the ENrlRs SEASON she having been built ~
pressly for The Rcd River trade, and fitted o.
in accordance with the requirements Of the ~
for carrying passengers safely.