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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-12-06
LOCAL.

Court has been in session in oul
town for nearly two weeks and a good.
" number were and are still in attend.
.ance. Two or three meetings of a pc.
litical nature havo been held, and
speeches made. We were not present
at any Of them except an adjourned
meeting on Main street. We expected
tn Secretary to furnish us with the
proceedings but our expectation has
not been realized. At the meeting in
front Of the post Office there was con
siderable excitement. Speeches were
made by NJ. Turncy, A. S. Colyar, Y.
w. Newmun, Ii. II. Car, Jesse Arl.
eye, DR.. B. W. Childs and others
The cause of d~issension seemed to be
the following, offered by H.. L. Carr.
Resolred, That it is the sense of this
meeting that in the event amy n of
the Southern States, or more, should,
under the griovos wrongs now press
ed upon by the sectional States Of the
North, seccde from the Tn on, we, hold
it to be our duty to symrathise with,
aid and assist our Southern brethren
if an attempt is made to coerec them
into submission.
Mr. rurney spoke in favor Of this
resolution, besides Mr.. Carr himself,
DR.. Childs and a Mr.. Van Bleck. Mr..
Arlegc favored the resolution heartily,
but arose mainly to 0 an adjourn
ment, owing to prevalence of excite.
mont and party feeling. Mr.. Newman
Mr.. Colyar and others opposed it.
Mr. Carr took, az on former occasions
the strongest Southern grounds as our
only mode for protecting ourselves, or
to bring the Northern States to IL sense
OF the deep wrong they arc inficting
on us by disregarding our rights and
treating us as interiors;, if not slares,
in the Union and in the possession of
property which they have not the
shallow of u cause, either morally or
legally to inir~ct.
As to Il report of the meeting we
don't pretend to give any, for we were
present only a portion ofthe tine.
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OUR SHELVES.

We did think we would have to write
.the untimely demise Of our much .bclov-
cd shelves; and all because Of the want
of something to sustain their wooden
constitution, 1t is u horrid death
that ,of.starvation. Not that we have
tried it or intend such Il thing; nor
that any one who has tried it tells US
80. But, looking reasonably at the
different modes Of death, we should say
that starvation had but few equals in in
ttensity of misery. Ours did not die
they only became awful hungry, and
also q little dcbilitatcd from too con-
slant a use of turnips. A change to
some other dit was imp .ra.ive!y de-
manded, and it was therefore with re-
joicing akin to madness that they re-
ceived and disposed ofsomc back-boucs
and spare ribs sent by old uncle jim.
mic Taylor. And lest too sudden Il
change in diet might pro';c dclcterious
to health, Mr.. Taylo. ESQ sent some
turnips. the largcs. Of which could not
be saatten into enc bag. Ifanybody else
I0As"yyno St larg that it can't he gotten
into the bag, just send it to our shelves.
Ofcoursc such Il turnip would 1T be a
Jdgatelle affair, would it? AS to the
spare ribs, they arc quite acceptable,
and if anybody has any more spare
ones, our shelves will not be so nnkind
as to refuse them. In fact, the Editor
OF this paper wouldn't mind having a
spare rib to keep without the aid Of
salt even, and thinketh to himself that
spare ribs would keep much bcttor aud
easier in cold we.ther like that we are
having now.
Gu: shelves request US to say that
they will receive all spare ribs sent
them, and will never give back bones
even, if they have any meat thereon
1t is meet that We close on this delicate
subject just now, promising for our
shelves that no favor shown them shall
ever DO un appreciated. If any one
hasn't any spare ribs to spare, just send
a few spare hogs and sheep. They'd
be larger and more cumbersome, but
still, acceptable.
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NEW MUSIC! NEW MUSIC
JUST PUBLISHED By
MILLER & BEACIIAM ,
No. 10, n. Charles Street, Baltimore, Nd.
PIANO SONGs.

PIANO SONGS. PRICE
*Pretty Lady cross my hand, Gypsy singJ
Williams, -
\ Hundred Years TO Come. Nagrule -
Loving llcarts-Peticolas, 25
Take back the fond VOWS thou has spoken
Il. T.. H., %
Girls and the Wives-Brewster, %
God bless you Muller, %
Thought Of Lome-Stpwart, 20
Let u be fricnds-MulI,r, %
Tally Ilo Song-prcot, %
PIANO PIECES.
EHeart's Ease Waltz-Sertz, IS
Nightingale PoIka-MOos, rs
WA Path Quick Step VERY popular, Dow
ming. %
Ever of Thee (Schotti ch, )-lIolland, 20
Garland "a Iic& St,D-it;v n5,I. 2
Golden Dream (Mazurka, )-Daya, 255
Mountain Dell CPOlka)-Stine, %
Cherry Blossom lSchcttisch, -Magruder. 20
Separation WARM on Engelbrechts song
Grobe, 20
Home Sweet Home. Varia, 4 hands, ch.
Oftin the Silly night. Grobc, 10
Embellished with handsome yignettos.
Music forwarded per mail, free Of postage,
on receipt of Money or Post stamps.
n liberal Discount TO Dealers, Booksellers,
Teachers and Seminaries.
No matter where a piece Is Published, it cah
be had on application 10 Us.
VI. & b. catalogues furnished gratRifioRsy.
SaTt21- lv.
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jerry Clemens, OF Alabama, has writ
ten Il patriotic letter to the Huntsville
Advocate, in which he says that disu-
Mon is now inevitable, aud he proposes
for US to be preparing tor it. He
thinks pcaccable secession an impossi
blllty, especially if the Southern States
do not move in COMFORT. lie thinks
for the cotton States to seccdc now,
would be more disgraccfal, and more
disastrous than to go ahead and demand
tAoir rights. lie doprecates p~recipitate
action, and mrgcr Il convention of the
Southern States. He thinks seprac;e
state action wrong and impJIitic. Sure
" convened wisdom ought to be objec.
ted to by no one.
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Cushings & Bailey,
W HUTVN'TTU
bOOkSELLERS AND STATIONERS

" ''i''a'I'
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS
2t2' Baltimore St, opposite Hanover,
Baltimore, Nd,
Are prepared to offer to tho Country Trade,
Goods in their iinc, at prices that will compare
iayurably with these Of any other market.
Their stock Of School, Law, Med cal and
Miscellaneous Books is large and well selected.
a large and varied a,sortn ent of Foreign
and American Stationery can always he found
at their establishment.
They kecf constantly on hand full supply
of Blank Books of different STYLES and Of their
own manufacture. Having Binderv conncc-
tee with their store, they are, at all times.
able, IT short notice, To fiji orders for Blank
Books, ruled TO any pattern, or of any desired
style Of Binding.
Orders received by mail will meet with
prompt attention.
Inn are requested to call and examine our
Stock aad Price before pur, hasing elsewhere.
mfS3D-ly
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The Southern Movements.

NEW YORK, Dec, G.-The Times
aShIng'on correspondent says that
inc Governors Of Kentucky and Vir-
gina a'o arranging for commissioners
to so to South Caro.ina to urge her to
Mr.. Floyd has written a letter de-.
Tending Secession and recommending
the joint action Of the Southern States.
Iii IS reported Philip Clayton will sue,
ceedCobb rs Secretary OF the Treasury
The Government is informed Of the
design OF the Secessionists to take Fort
Moultrie rs sUon as secession is accom-
plisheu.
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II is estimatec hat Lincoln's plu-
rality in California will be |, $50, but
the result is still in doubt. The Doug
las Democrats will have a majority in
the Legislature. The Peoples Re.
form municipal ticket in this city was
elected.
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State Of Tennessee.
SAra! \, Richardson,

amos Richardson.
On motion of accomplishment, and it appearing
to the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master that
Amos Richardson is n non resident OF the
Tennessee, 50 that the ordinary process, Of
the law cannot be served upon him.
1t is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four consecutive weeks in the Home
journal, a newspaper published in Winchester,
Tenn, requiring said NONRESIDENT to appear
herein before the Clerk and Master, on We'd
ncsday after I'd Monday in Feb'y next, and
plead and answer or dcmur to said Bill, or the
sane will be taken for confessed and set for
hearing ex parte as to him.
II. X. ESTILL, G. j. VI.
Oct 1J-S3
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State OF Tennessee.
Samuel Butler,
VS..
Peggy Butler.

On motion ofcomplalHant., and r. appearing
to the satisfaction of the Clers 4 Master itai
Peggy Butler is non resident e.: the STATE
of Tennessee. so tina. h. o%raiuary Ir1ra,s %
The law cannot be served upon her.
II Is therefor, ordered ihai publication b.
made for four consecutive wHoE. iu The HON.
Journal, n newspaper published IT, WincLel-
ter, Tenn. requiring said nonresident person.
ally to be and arpcar before the CloIl * Mas
ter, on or before Wednesday afrf Tire third
Monday in February. lsGl. aHi plead and ar
swer or dcmur to aid Bill, or the same will Be
taken for confesscd and sctfor hearing * pare
a. Ia her. IT, r. E"TILL, G. & =
Nny22-e3
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Free Lecture on music to Niyht.-Mr.
c. L. Irving will deliver q free lecture
on music at the Cumberland Presbytc.
lial Church in Winchester to night,
com lcncing at half-past six o'clock
He invites tho several choirs in our
town, and all those interested in tie
advancement of musical knowledge.
We predict a rare tre:,t, and advise all
who want~to Aear good music to at
tend.
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1850 FALL TRADE. 1850
Lanier, Brothers & Co.,
Importers and JohJers of
DRY GOODS,

NOS. ZoI AND -oJ, E|NI,IlNOIC NIIcct,
Baltimore, Nd,
Are now receiving their supply of Dry Goods
Tor the Fall Trade, 1860, which embraces n
very large and varied assortment Of Domestic
ana staple Goods, Of the best make and brands
made in the country.
in Foreign Goods We will be prepared to Of
fer an unriyalIcl Stock Of both British and Con
uhGhtIl Fabrics, bought in person by our Mr..
l.. l." Lanicr, in tho different markets Of En-
rope.
To- close and responsible buyers we are de-
t"rIninrd to meet any market.
n. B.-Ordcrs have prompt attention, and
the same care It's though tho buyer were per-
S"h"Hy present. aug3O-3m.
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y

New Dime$.-Thc new dimes and
half dimes for 1860 have appeared -
Thirteen stars cncircIing 'Liberty' are
omittcd-thc words Of "United States
of America" appcaringi in their stead -
On the reverse the piece is encirclcd
with Il sheafofcorn other native pro-
ducts. The coin is very pretty, bat the
omission Of the stars probably strike
many unlayorably.
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State Of Tennessee.
he University Of the South,
vs..
,hn Kirby and Wife.
Petition to sell LQhd.

tTVION 70 SCN LINN
1t appearing to the Court that John Kirby
q Wife are non. residents of Tenncsrc 50 that
the ordinary process Of law cannot be served
upon them.
1t IS therefore ordered that public ton be
made for four consecutive wees in the Home
journal, II newspaper published In the town Of
Winchester, requiring said NONRESIDENT De-
Pendants to be and personally appear bclor". the
Worshipiul County Court of Franklin (oro fy
to be h ID at the Courthouse in tba town Of
Winchester on the first Monday in January
next then and there to plead arsws or or demnr
to compliments petition, or ill.,. same will be-
taken for confessed and So, fLr hearing exparte
rs to them. y. G., ENOCUS CIR
Dccj--3 60
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New JERsEY.-The official returns
show that four Lincoln and three
Douglas electors have been elected in
New JcrSye instead oftho fusion ticket
us before announced.
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HENDEhSON a. b.ihNER. UiachGt ter, p.
Mlh!IA ~ YiOBv sos, Naicm, Tenn.
Noy. Ath, !, 6l. ~
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OswEGo, Dee, 5.-lIon. ID. G. Little.
John has prosecuted Horace Greclv, of
tho New York TriJune, for libels uttc.-
ed pcmdinr the Lotto nlnr1inn
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We are authorized to announce NATHAN
MARTIN n candidate for Town Constable for
the year 1861.
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FROM RlClI MOND

RICHMOND, Va, Dec, 1.-The f low
in, is a special dispatch to the New
York Times:
The Presidents message was recciv.
o here this cvtning,and c ,eatcda great
sensation on account Of tho Presidents
views ana intentions regarding scces-
i0n' 1t goes very much against the in
clha'lons OF the Disunionists, who avcr
lat they ought to be allowed to seocue
p !ceabIy il They can. Some areoi the
opinion that the Presidents Instructions
to the Commander vt For. NJ l,tr!
VIII cause Il great deal OF trouble, ana
serious approximations arc entertained
with it, but this is altogether an idle
conjecture; public opinion is not yet
made up in regard to the matter. The
conservatives consider the Presidents
message Il cunning proposition.
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Financial.

NEW York, Dee. g. Street rates are
10 per cent for the best time papc =.
There is u continued movement of go!u
towards the South; about one million
dollars have gone since Saturday.
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South Carolina.

COLUMBIA, Dec. 6.--rhe House unul {.
imously passed IL bill to provide an
armed military force and authorizing
the Governor to call 1920 volunteers
into service.
Sr, LOUIS, Dec, 5,-Doug as, 5 ,sOl;
BEL, oS,S12; Breckenridge, 3l,2l7; Lin,
coin, l7,O2S.-Ohicial.
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WCOntS IIiIR RESTORATIVE
Pruf q J Wowl-Irar Sir ,-IIayinr had the uisiot.
tHle t1iose III" best portion 1fmy hair, from the ELECTS
OF ihr yellow fever, IN New Orleans In 1851, was IN.
10 answer a. the very thing needing. Ny hait j. thick
anu glossy, aud 10 words can express my obligations To
yo"i H. gi'nC to the afflicted such a Treasure
FINLEY JOHNSON.
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Ths NpM, y unrmal.
Terms of Advertising I:

p0y- Foreign advertisers must ,pny in adj
vance. If they are not willing to do this, com
mon sense and experience teach us that they
will not pay in the future.
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NnW PUBLICATIONS.

BEL STEVENS, D. D.. L. D., HIS PORTRAIT AND
"a Biography The Sceooinaxfer's Woong Tale OF New
England Hnsboro Female College; skaier Experience
Horseback Exercise. MECHANcs-Zfnc; Gold Walking PoE
AryAIRs-Asr cplturs Chsmsry; The Flower Garden Re
ducing Bones TO Powder THE CrY vIcNIrY-Carrage
Manufacturing The Vineyard for New York In 70
LIFE ILLUSTRATED. Only eenA For sale everywhere.
DEXTER I BROTHERS
uI0HLY IMPORTANT MEDICAL AND PHYsiO
logical work which all SHOULD rsad ~ nparts know
ledge never before pabshed eoaans 100 pages and
LAWRENCK, No. vsssy lhss, Astor House.
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WINTER GARDEN
w TONIGHT. SATURDAY. February L. will be presented
adaptation, by JOSEPH OF Charles Dickens

y % +:
0e'Du'a' nome '''''' OLIVER TWIST.
and What Within a 'ss
'sssss Z.
$
;aps s.1 ~ & noble 10 poor
sand q houssSoid. name q blessing and stamped
s % ' the and a0; and Iasnpsa n'S rs
nshass and vice. Long bsfcrs ought of hi. found home
S.a found Sss is heart, and S.rs e ws.:sd Ssm
:s n:: nd . Il s n
-
KEEP! than hard work full fast Gestures Of
sSsS H. sa '''n 0' Fun on ~
which has been adsssd Tor he sss Sy Josnrn JEFFERSON
and vi" b Rfs'fHsfas es s;rfn G9
An s a: :aG H. nsdSs s.d b
powerful ch.racers contained i This cory ar. sug
matte crown "ni '' : :s;;s'sfS p HERON.
w"3os sns eRohSE 5cssxs
and perhaps whole, DID character. fal into the
Int ths dramsao picture on Thursday night
W. ws:sI Tssie 3: Ss-
1eorgS Jordan BM Sykes
George Holland Bundle
~ q. 3 sais...... Nh 0SInsy
Mr H seodd Mr.: Brovnlow
oa: Ts:y crssi:s u Tcsii !: ring y 1 sso~a
so. so S.s Climber Ne W. s !. s;s:
SYNOPSIS or THE SCENERY AND PLOT.
Mra Corp.ys comfortable ou.4tsr. in the vorthou..x.
CO. s q 9 s s an. and %
m e q sSs
Tbs Bonorabs Mr. John bawfns relates hs reoens sdyso.
u m inc s m @ @
Ing for nothing, and never AJAX him for de change"
wso As % to the
sS.s. !s1s in London By P'r1asrAe pick
SsSn g:
SCENE FIRST Chamber in Bro~ncw's Oliver meets
SCENE -introducss Mr. Bill skies and hs faithful
recove, the lost boyNAnoys straAgem-Tt
scrss rmRDoivsr again in the hands Of his pursuers-
Nancy pr0eo' Toe boy paaT me Third Ia5 INC Jew
sc.sE rs !, storm SSms. ssmThe Jew and
scIEg SECOND Mr.. and Mrs Bundle IN London-Nonks
lAmsnis her loss Of oliver-rhe robbery
LoxDos Bn,DGE rnn MoosIcHr, IL o'clock by...HAyes
One more unfortunate
WeAy Of breytb,
6sDhly importunato,
Gone 10 her death.
0ays.s history clearing up1he Jew upon the wasch-Bs
SCENE srcoNp.-Naucys Return-Terribe resolve Of Bin
ekes-Tbe best action Of Nancys e-The prayer for msr.
SCENE THRD-The condemned cellThs last hour Of "a
gins eTbe confession-Thc warrant and the totng bell
SCENE FouRrH.-Tbe gsrret Of Toby Crsokh-The Artfu
Dodgers visit 70 friend-Bl Skies n bay-The purBu-The
CRIB On nre-The ascent % tse roof
escspe1bs IRE .preadns-Nancy avenged without The aid Of
An execution-TAbleau.
The descriptive music. which Of sngulsrly beautiful
has been composed BY Mr. Robert soepe and win
orchestra under the direction Of Mr.. T. Mouenhausr.
Doors open at I; commence atty
ANEW BOwERY THEATRE
~ Sole Proprieors Meas G. L. Fox J. ". LauxarA
SATURDAY, Feb e. 1860
The Historical Drama OF
THE OLD NAN or THE MOUNTAIN
Abe Romantic Drama Of
H4NDSOMs JACK,
And the Comic Tantomime Of
THE FRl6KY COBBLER.
IN oSORGR CHRnrYs NNsfRMA
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION.
ON 1OMDAY DvnEN0 Jan- 50, and duliAG The week.
ehA Ia pxTv NV ~ f r1fRs Gx flSCEA
FOR le6Q
GEO. CHRIgTY IN bis great chaxaster Of rsler DH.
Tho celebrated baritone II. 0uGfAvB BIDAU4
H. r. WIILNARrH, u great Ballad singer evening
IL Eaf& r% aS b 1Rsefssgss ss saa "a
THE 1cSf R,E0AtT DANCING,
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RARNUME AMERICAN MUSEUM.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY T. 1860.
In the AFTERNOON, 1t clock,
Horizons admired Comedy of
,a AL THAT GLrrTERs is NOR GOLD.
OUR FELLOW CLERKS
EVENING, at O'Clock,
For the last time the celebrated Comedy OF
HUSBAND TO ORDER
After which, Dancing, dc and the Farce OF
SKETCHES IN INDIA.
On MONDAY EVENING will be produced, with Tia por.
mission Of Dion Bourcicault, ESQ,
THE OCTOROON.
Wax Statue Of JOB BROWN, living Baby Anacondas aAG
AquaTia.
Admitsance % CENTS Children under ten lscens Psrques
ID cents extra
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KrrrrCrAL BONE FILLING FOR DBcAYxD rErfa
a pus n whns scn regurng no pFSssurs snd g,,nx 20
81 be dbeoverer 06s Broadway Of Thirty fra. sss
No competition claimed with chesp operation.
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1TKEAT INDIAN EXHIBITION At BLRRCKKH
OK 48a IL w.Ih a. or Mountain Panther ius arrived
squavs nom tbs forest. equipped a. when prepared
ior baaie They VIII represent In their wild and I'M
isored eloquencr the pleasing startling Ut
rec man OF the woods painting with dramatic power
OF the hoyrrc scenes OF blood aud
enacted by these upcvzed brathr1n OF .hs rss The
lie VIII find thus exhibition Of fe truly wh
nied 70 be- aud the object OF the CATO
= Civilized bfs snd 70 return and his We hop.
he pubic viii feel Interested In this undertaking
'ree will be given Saturday Afternoon Sabbath
schools ana district schools Doors open at r: N. com
nencng 81 ST Exhibition Saturday oveutag, Feb a.
Monday, 6n; Tuesday, 2h Thursday 9th Saturday, I.h
ROOFS omen at 4 commencing si O'CLOCK Admia ace rs
ffiiiren unrs cap,s
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NEW ORIlANs. MOBILE, MONTGOMERY. ATLANTA
IN Albany, Columbus. Macon Augusta and various places
The AUGUSTA, Capt n. q. woodruff win leave on sasur
day Feb. ats n. from pier No North river Tickets
DO bad for the following paoeeAre a. BY snT
other steamer nom New York 70 HavAnnah recommendation
New YORK 70 New Orleans $50 ~ Mobile ss5 uop,o.rx
Aa SIS; Atlanta, Ga, S. Albany, Ga $; colun6us Ca
o33; Macon, Ga, t1l; Augusta 80; savannah SIS. -
Tho FLORIDA win succeed, and sail on saturday Feb H.
SAMUEL MITCHELL son, Is Broadway.
NOR ALDxANDRTA, WASHINGTON AND 0nOR0R-
y bwn-fhe New York and Virginia ocrsv Sesmship
Qo1pAnyh nsw and frt class steamxhip MOUNT VERNON,
smith commander, wl leave ptsf II North river every
rss.aes, insauding statspom and msAls, 81 70. 4s q
HeagM eight een1 per foH, propor1onae rates. q.
no commissAon charged for forwarding -.
Apply to IL .. CROxWGLL Co,
EHoR NsyFOLK AND PORrsMOUTH-rHEN NEW FIRST
cla9 Geamship POTOMAC. Capt W. Watson. viii loave
pier ~ Norn ve every Saturday for The above ports Up
connecupg VIII the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad for
Petersburg end nsehond. Frsghs Norfok per
Goods Forwarded psrts q Nrh Csons free Of
commissaon Apply 70 II. ,. CROMWELL 4 CO., IS west
street. = - -
ERDIGHT FOR TENNEssRH NORTH CAROIINA =
Portsmoush Norfolk City Point and Richm md me
ytsomshp YORKTOWN Capt Parish win recsve frsvht Tor
~ shove places Friday Saturday n pier N North
rvs, and win leave Saturday, r. n Frurh 10 MOI
1b Portsmouth, sx cents PSF foo City seven ceos
md 70 Richmord eight cents Passage Norfolk (s1sruom
Qnd meals inciuded - 70 Peiersburg Richmond $40
LuDI-AA HElNEKxN, LIS Broadway
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MAUBORGNE, FROM PARIS, UPHOLSTRRER AND
"A. CAbneu aker 07S Broadway, between Thirdeth and
Thirty fret streets and hair Mattresses carded Furni
. turo repOshed. I
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Teeth; h,!E structure Diss;se and Treatuaent
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DENNsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
II TIN GREAT SHORT LINE TO TIN WUgr
- Novthwesk and Southwest.
OFFICE, NO. AsrOR ROUSE, BROADWAY.
Two through trains leave New York
alta NJ. spd 6 p. NJ.
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route J. L. ELLlOTf passenger A8eut No. Ast HOUSE.
Leech Co. freight agents. No Astor House. Mcdonald
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