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miscellaneous.
Cleveland Female Seminary.
IN. SANFORD, A I Principal
THIS NOBLE INSTITUTION will
u enter upou Us MKT TERM on ThuisdaY, : eoruafy
9Th ls6J under the olOWing able anu eHPerltneta

BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
s.N. SANFORD, A. BI PRINcIPAI,
Naturai and Moral Sciences.
Mrs. BI. LII. SANFORD, .,-,
SAMUEL ST. JOHN. IL D.,
Natural History and Ply siolosy-
Miss LINDA T. GULFORD,
Mstht mates and English GTAmmar,
Miss JULIA s HOPK Ms,
Rhetoric, Criticism, and English LiieTaiure-
Miss HANNAH B. SMITH.
Latin. Greek, and History.
Miss JULIA L. HUGGUNS,
Ari hme ic, Geography, and History
Miss SARAH A. NOBLE
Drawing and Painting.
Mrs. S. c. BARRETT.
BIrs. ELIZA SHEPHERD,
Mons FERDINAND sUBlT, M, D.,
Erench language ard Literature.
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lS5O--6O.
cleveland, Columbus 6 CineinHatl RallF8ad

~ N = - - 80
WINTER ARRANoEaIF ~
an AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov.
~ d lsd9 Passenger rrais ssEs CieTeluad usiollos
TO A. NJ Cincinm5t EIprss st0ppiI - leEal Graz
tan In Grange, Wellngton- New London, sa-
len She lbT, aud al ssaficns souin Of Shelby.
] 80 D. ClEeiuIziI Night Passenger lIuprlr g gt1
tInss bel1sta Cleveland and Gallon And at
CaIdinzt0n and Delaware also, stopPins e
lsaEs easeengera atzil ilstationa nuuEh % lt7lioa.
GONEEI4lDHe.
shelby, gzndusky Mansfield aud Newark nailroad, for
aiaas6eld Mt Hernon Newark, zanesgllles -
(,Estihaa, pshuFgb ~ Wayna and Chicago RailTold,
for Forest pper Sandnskyf Delphoe, Lima -
Wagns, Lbperte. Chieagor &c. west and Eaas
for Mansfield, Wooster, A[assili0n, Ee.
0acg sid Bell Raif0ad Ltle los 81 Marlgn, Belle
fon-sne Sidney UniOu, Muneis, Lnsslnapolss
lerT- Haute Y Yl1esnlfs, Evana sllts, Lo1lsEtiio
'sirO ST. Louis, ae.
De AKA anl Cincinnati Line, of sprlnsnsids o.
islyton, Hsmiltcn Cincinnati hic hnond. Ia
dizna1Oiis, ere haats, s. LOUIS. le-i sd g
Ci1tia taii = III the Ohio 4 MisEisEitpt hzil-
Iuad lsr L1uiagtiisi zad AL polnis - ne Oa1s
hITer.
CslErasas L.le Miami and Columbus and zsaia Rail
rEaf, fer Nenia, nayton, lndianapolisi 1e-ra
Hauts, 81 LOUIS Morrow, Logeiand, lnd l'll-
unati and wIihthe OhlO all 1llssigzIppi hl1i-
road zt Cincinnati for L0disFllle, ETanSllllo
Cairo 81 Logis aud alipoinis on The Ohio river.
C8luEbus Cttrai Ohio RAILROAD for Newark Ea1eEglts
Wheeling, &C.; Columbus PiQGl aad Indiana
ksliloac fof fieua, UThana- kc.
~ F0F Tickets u al points aud information tpplT -
the Un0n Ticket Ors 81 Sape q g ths Pa
Iongar SLarou- = - -.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET-Jan- J.
Lay TEL snrapHl

ssc,pd Rr. rl-Ptiees again lover ard the dullness
continuei. CHI a r 6l3S raurma l26P; fitch ~ n
G 3s Ill Ceu'ralasi Readi AN; N I42S'C z < Z;
Siaking fund q
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htAAk4N4 NO4NN1-A AA14t1
At Cleveland with eyeland aud Toledo, CleEsEad CO.
iumhus Cinciuua Cleveland and Erle, and EsFaua1
and PittsbuFs Railrf as-
Al S0lot With hacks 10 hagriR FallE, &c.
At Mantua-wiLh hacks for RaTenna, ar
At BTafeViie with hacks 20 NeN-0I ka1-E, Ec.
Al Waneu with hacks to Sharon. eenfeid, MeaaIhia
Al Yonaasfos-n, win stages for New CsEle Poland
Lowell and En0n Valley and fkshes By r =. W. c. 3.
4. % Pittsbcrgh- - : .--- =
CleyeIsrd Feb lssa
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Hair Dressing & Shaving Establishment
NTM. E. AMBUSH, at his Rooms
Wv under the Amer An is pre- pa ed accommodate
al .ps,on,ers vi h prtu trntion from able woTkmen.
4 SEPARATE ROOM FOR LADIES.
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DR., AMOS 3 ) 0 n ,

n NE IHh UNI n = u 4SJALA = II NJ =. =.
~ The State who are members cl The Royal Coleee ~
Surgeons London. MAY be cous uied tr4m O'Clock 10
the morning until sat nigh IN every ,iage and 3 noeAe
disease The treatment they 6dupt Is the resut1 upas
o thirty years extensive practice IN Euo2eaia efioa
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II
AI5a 49,
CiLEVELAND AND MAHONINa
4 Raj, ROAD.-TIAIE TABLE, No Is.
Totske esct oa and asT ThursdsY February 10, lsss
GOING EAST. GOING MEsf.
cICBellnd 10 Y8tsgs- K0Aa5sisl1l .. Cs1as
f3EH- tald.
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Rail Roaos.
CI6Tslald and PIIii5aFg6 Ban R5ad.


WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ITO TAKE EFFECT ON MONDAY
Nsv Isth, Iss9. TRAINS LEAVE cLEVB-
LAND Dali. Y-Sunda5B excepted.
fa.t5 R-fai for Pufsburzh, Whee Ing and New Tork
ass r. -AecummndafiOn WelEFilis ~ liilf1rI-
hurgh.
SIS P. bf.-Erprsss for Pittsburgh Whsslins.
Thss45A n. and s.1J p n Trairs make dirscf fua-
nsCi with Penn. X. r. for Bait Eore PhiadsiTh A.
New York and BosfoH, Also with kali Ono b. B. laF
Baltimore sud Washington CITY.
95 An Train alsoe0nuects ~ HndIJn fos AEIaa AZ
MiilersburEh.
a by N8riheIn Lines 70 NsTI York.
FR MYERS. q I. Ase1t Il '''> LIZ I'D
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NEW TREATMEN
Buffalo NEeaical Dispensary


DyspeDsia, GeAeral peJaify, Fe5er AID AgHe
1Sfkma. HssiBieGt CohsamptiOa, IekFm-
i.ies of YOath asd Old Age &c
~ NO MERCURY USED. n
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A GARD q THE PUBLIC.
The Medical Agency being established In connection
vita ~ Eminent Physician Of this cliV, the public may
hly on the genuine intrinsic value Of the -emediS soil
ZEN. a., O.. -
rsiions X. CRUGER, Agent.
asnl7 No. Ik2 BSoadHaY New 1oEk
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SANF RD'S
Family CathaFtiC Pills,


mate.
The FAMILY CATHARIIC PILL is q gentle hut ac-
tive CatharC, hi Tire Tr1prletuT has used In ms af
ice more thau twenty ycaiE.
The constantly ncrBasirgi demand from those w
have lnpg used he PILLS ard The satisfaction Whic
ali express in regard their use, has induced met0plac
then within tE reach OF all.
Tue Profession well FnOU that different Calnarilcs af
on dId rent positions OF the bowels
The AAlLN CA-st n \ Y 7 g p / J.
hEs, viii due retsrerce 70 As we'll established iaft
been Compounded from s1Tlety Of he pur 81 ' esg-
table ENlrgcts, which act 1ilke eVerY I1r OF Tue
alfmeufarV canal and HTei. GOOD and SAFE In al
cases where a Ca harlc j ;. uee1ed, such as Dt-
RANaEMENTS OF the : -STOMACH, SLEEPI-
NESS PAINS IN The "a OK AND LQlN $
CDSTTVENESS. PAlNEAND SOhENE.SS OVER
THE WHOLE BODY : from sudden cod, which
frequently. If neglected = end y long course ol pc
YER loss OF Ape Z, III ia CltkEPI NJ Sk1N
3 TLON OF COLD OVER lFiE BODY, kESTl.ESS-
MES HEAD-ACBE, or lWEiGHIlN THE HEAD
N InhammatOry Diseases N0rms IN Children OF Adols,
Rheumaivm g-eat PuTih Of the BLOOD ami innuy cis
which flesh Is heir, tOl uumeroust 10 mention ~
this advertisement. DlS3. lio3,
PRIZE so CENTS.
" The Liver hvlsorat'r and imIly Ga, h2filc Fi
are stsed By Druggists generally and sold Whoesale bi
the Trads all the large towns -
S. T W. SANFORD, N D.,
Manufacturer and Prnhristgr
tvTFRwpq So Rraaavgav. Neu V.t-- .
~ A
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NoTR-We i've only an ab tract Of tie tab es in the
Message which u tally puhlsh,d. give IN dean ne
60 lrsemeIts Of each year, aud general summary 6"
Grand isl iar each ysir from Is5ito 1853 ineusiveEd
IL. In L
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A PLEASANT STIMULANT
o.p tai Organs can bs obtained By sending IS
the AGENT a. above.
SENT FREE BY MAIL,
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Eating and Drinking Saloon,

as above. The. will Keep constantly on hand good
supply OF CANE, OYSTERS. FISH. &c. &c They so
iieIi share of patronage. Good cooks and attentive
walters. sep7-u
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Auction aud Commission Card.
TO SOUTHERN MERCHANTS AND DEALERS.

Il he Subscribers have oiened large and extsn-
sive house for The sfabeactaon q strictly Gun
MISSION bueIAs - ASstskNEEzE AskScT ~ IA
arrangements fOr the e..izn q all klas
Z oeedk Warts, Merchandise and Manufactures n
she ssrieuz csTarftnet u 81 Trade.
IL = th ch4denee aad pleasure that sc call the
astentua Il these visiting Nashville - eaF vsried
anu eeHrsantis changing sseek tsse larger iorisa
e our cvasss alrntk ffon HanafaetaErrs, e<st
haNas, ar these fbFre1 70 sci % fan6s- Keep
IL Ne1 tnat s-the aEatey maze n tae EzaTc hzss .
ordsss faithfully atteaded 70 when aecs Eanled ~
the cash BsSJ. sliftIl1S 4 CO..
Central Stores, 40 - sna = cai.Esss ts
fshs-tf SszhFtzies Teas
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ROOts an0 ShOes
Carpetings

In this del zTfmept III be kept almost every va
'icts of Boots and shoes, which cannot Iall give
.aiisfacl.on, both ID quality aud price.
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II kTEKfATzlck soSE, No 81 sours fhisp
j. erExE1 betx zee Herk "a and chcslnzt csree<ss
flliktels..ia have Ter sale
psr = szETED SPANISH HE2ks.
NV sas Green s.itea pssn4 kips. fznners ohs i-a-
eers and ssaFriersz fools tEs -s>est Frsces &1e
a<-,n ne best teF0s- a..
- al Ein6s q Leather n The reagh e.ntea. Isr
xi--h the hIzhest <azsEef prize iii e Ei<en =
-. A. - e. "a reszn hides Lc44n<r sserS1
ire q eA.rxs zns ssle eo-nD.zssen-
<epIl-Su1H
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|. N. SINGER L co.'s GAZETTE,

which is a beautiful pictorial paper, entirely de
voted TO this su1jec., sent gratis
i. NJ. SINGER i co.
J. T. LORD, Agent
jansi-Im As North College street.
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n. e.. ~ A. VI. Recch.

NO. 81 College street,
Are just receiving some very nice goods of their
second purchase this season. We notice some SUI
perior Rep Poplins, Poplin Robes, LavelIa Cloths,
Drab Velours, and some very fine Black Velvet and
Cloth Cloaks and elegant Winter shawls They have
also some of the finest Carpets ever offered here
II you want a nice Dress, some nice House Fur
nishing Goods, you need go no further than the
Messrs. Beoch'sto supply yourself
see their advertisement in another column.
novl5-tf
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xr7fsL sozznz<rcs . are aonta<' sz1sol. e. Ma
w day The eth 81 fFerzary, - z1s zzrze zza
wrs7kos b * eEcal 3os42. <lE1zz8J zze ee<-
rsr q femazstrsns ssE<ztsFz rs fszakzsr IaEa
rss f<rnzs u xzxsez ,frez 5it = 80 Pa zssz1en
tz<t - tszrz 1sp<s - szsse< s<Iex d: bzEI-
n<sz = ree<sss H><E<l s.szSsees.
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Neaay-made Clothing.

This branch OF our business viii receive the espe
eal attention Of our bsyers, auaa tty qualify ssd
design, ard would respectfully lte atIeDtinB
Also, 20 our tire sio1k Of SiGAW COOL =
comprising large and beautiful invoice Of AcG =
Boys Youth ard Oh l.ren's Hats and CAPS. drab
Misses Bloc mer bats aud Infants hoods; all Of
VIII ca will be eaeFtd at the iOx eft market prices
together with unusual heavy supply VI Bieachsd
Brown BVnless les, De GbL gS, striped and Plain
rliis gs &c Hsraware and Cutlery, q uas Pistols
nll.en AgIarc- Elncks kc.. &c
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'I'hE sssshsfa Express csnpssY respectfully ~
.seetr taef thy are aos ranting sssss>ekss
teroast % C1aFks<Elie. ga Al q 80
49, e-rss al are erepsFeG "a feFxsrd that place
.sa ihtrrtsh points sltis preaaianTss sns ssstrs
- ks.ees erlshs seas sy express. They xi1 siss
fsFeare - al Ftsrrs stare Fsutss a. |.
~ith The seess ksliFs2is- sls, zssss. arafts- e-e
esseeted ans prom - E~tssfn snade
80 Oaace No - Fubls ssluars
fehf1-u A 4 HaLf. sapsFsntsnzs-s
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Persons lfyinx a = distances steuia es@<xfrsmeiy
cautioaz q uin l1ef erder Lpiser{ is<ktfs OF teI
looded satE bogus asa sxin1ling tpzrefieE- kx1ry
I'D ecsueaf isr5d 70 persons 30 insest mo
new IL ths--4pitai Prizes u 1ron So. 90 % ese
oo hsaS sneir sEhsnes-sIith Tickets ~ oDe Dollar.
zoe 600 Capslal ffz<s 4rS ofeFe1, uckcB g Al
Sc \, IN every l sszace. are Ezcds5 ana money
SKA 20 them Tot fckets, 4 unehlthrosu away
ithnsl the shsdo~ % ciiaace Of getting prime
h ware of all Lotteries where the Capital frixe -
snusuaIy large eoErarfsoE 20 tne pTice 81 tick-
ets Ia every nstzzee here large prlzes are o1er-
ed Tor snail ooss g Tickets, pat u do~n fsr eer-
tain fraad. FRANCE, BkoADBtS1s Co..
n.r1 Nznagers-
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PREMIUM PIANOS,

n II ~ IA VS.
I A. MCCLURE has for sale 50 -
u fzno FsFtes froEs celebrated $500 -
makers -stefE~zE sens, a III. Gale n 3 II ~ p
Co. Hazelian BEes-. peserz. csaEz
Co. aid akheFsr caasisttngof ans = = and X
Octstce, and raaens "A Prize fFaH 4io9te tt1, AL
wa<rcIted n every F<spSet- PeFsoss pnEehszinz
fran hiE <tll psy freEs So - as IEzn q
they gave an cfdsr 70 : PrsLxs Ter sn lsstF1Eaess
sasttAey neth<F see EeF hear untii ifis PCT sp In
their p.rzsr when ssgstiaes veFy hard 70 hzzs
an nstrunnnt that pie1zesin every particular hen
PCS have doxsE az asFs % select fFan, IL al al
Also the largest Stack 81 sheet A1sse Baokx
ana small &as2e Int1rsnertr srer e1<rc1 In the
X4Fke<. srf UlsI ee soi6 loxer t1aB ~ szy
1<ce< ecask .tks city. c<nete - E1son ses src
b< eonxinesc- -H<CLERE
saA<5s-sf
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sf<sE O cesxsezscUI,

CocsrS O. HARTFORD
I, Hksx1 n " HaEn.a Notary Paelis in snG Gar
the state ~ Cornersirut, Grly cssGnissts ned and
s~efs, r1si1l1g tie CITY aad GeaEty q uartfosd,
N sasa safe - coaafcrcs dc cesfy that TIE z5k
eas q JaHeaFy n The year ttoassB stziss asa
6rea snd sky psrsc1alis appeared oeo. sssd
ctl q fsFssaFd f~Fh Ct ietf Jaseph h. sEssss
beth q ihs cay and ssth ~sntB an scil aequ-nl
al. end sha sEe peFsonzlis szeea "a ne be rs-
sI<custls TIE fFeEaGeat za SctsstzEx 81 SD e1xr
ter 90 ftfe Esd zzriee Izs1FsEss Company, sef
Icy s1ee sp1 S1ere s<xs fzliy sHb<cFe<1 aecss
stzs< ~ a. - H R1eEece. sn saleaz1 eaEe -
he uzsa e TIE uiss.<Fk theseza SO forth.
Ii sstHess = aereaz have tereGHto Eef ny hand
as Al sa - >etzFs Esz1 fzF - fi4E sfoFe
ho1eEed A - szz1f-
a. - AEs E-w. With,
I11><-4. Ae1s~s f1k1s
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Negroes for Sale.

AE have good lot OF Negroes for SALE among
w them several good girls suitable for house
purposes; No Eoy, 20 years old, ell trained as
ulhg room servant: three good families, with a
nt 81 slnele Negroes suitable for the farm at Ne
10 teuar street. H II. HAYNES 4 co.
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IN oRpERINe rIcKETs oRcERrIrIcArrs

Enclosethe amount Of money 10 our address for
what you wish 10 purchase; n=ms the Lottery in
which you ish It INV ested, and whether you wish
-hules Halves ar Quarters, OF klRlths, on receipt
of which send what Is ordes 90 by 1rst mail -
gether with tie scheme.
Immediately after the drawing a Printed Drawing
certified u by the Commissioners, i'll be sent with
Explanation.
So Purchasers illplease write their signature.
plain and give ihe name OF their Post oee county
and State
Allsommunica tionf strictly on hdential
prizes of 81 oOO and under paid immcdistly
yaflerthe trawing-othei prizes atthe 2inis Of
forty days.
TPaood. Eddy & Co.'s ntteries are eraxn at
Augusta, Geo ga, anu : ilmines.n, Da lAwaFe.
Address orders or Tickets OF CeFtiicates by
ar Express IL be Iireeteoto
WOOD, EDDY co. Augusta Georgia
or, WO01, EDDY 4 CO. Atlanta Georgia.
or, WOOD, EDDY CO., Wilmington Delaware.
Hs-circuiars containing Schemes for the mo- th
will be sent free oil by addressing above
lan27
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ANOTHER TRIUMPH
Observation-Disclosures specially inritesthe utteetior a
i thePubiic and oiparehaserf particularly toths
superior Prsrstaa Pianos Manufactured by AIM A
splendid sssortnacn constantly a. hand
Our Pianos have received = Premium two year 8 In
succession 1885 AID 1881 ,atthe fsi sfthe Aneri-
csEiusEituie crystsfPalzee ,iEeanpeslni will most
Of the leading manufacturers Of New York and Bos-
ton and are rnquestiouabiy of the best qualny Of
tone, full round AID brilliant vel hnish and
durability and We Halter yourselves blythe approval
efrehoSned artists yeItarse 90 say that Pr
snosstant superior 30 many others eSua Ito al
Grand Panotn regard &c olume lastscity
oftoueh combined with he greatest frHness which
very rarely met xsth In any other Planes. All
our Pianos warrsutea- ID. HANSEN,
Mannlse1nrsf OF Plan fortes.
NAKEEoexs i 90 Center street New York.
c. ID. HENSON CD, AGkxrs
sepf2-dhm Nasty HE Tenn.
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Ordinary Drawing,
Totake place as specified.
rand CapiIal Prize of ,
Approximation Prize
Whole Tickets $40; Halves ss;auarters So SO

Certificates al paC kaess ~ the Osuusry drawings
viii he sold - Il following sites, which the -sk
Certificate Of Package Of oMhs'ie Tickets. $50
10 Haf =. 20
4" 10 Eighth 10
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Notice.

a IL persons having claims against B. s. HsMII-
"A 10 y, IRE requested to file them with his Trus.
ruary, 1seO, tor pro rata disribution an d navnent
W. II. LUClS TRUSTEE for
B. S. HAMILTON
No. 70, Public Square, Nashville, Tenn
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PenmanShip.
RlLMOV AL.

II AFING moveu my Gods TO Cherry street next
II 10 the Traders Bank one door from UbiOB, |
take the occasion 10 thanks my friends ana
customers for the bt raj patronage bestowed the
old stand, and hope that change place will not
only cause continuance a Increase OF the
trade heretofore received.
JAH.o-u J. II. MCGILL.
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Freight 10 New York and PHILADELPHIA
Oh
Cotton and ElOur.

CHARLESTON AND AV4NNAH
Cotton per bale ofnot tnan eco lbs weight a. Is
Flour per barrel as
M insurance necessary except from Charleston and
Savannah 10 New Yo' X and Philadrli.hia
Cotton compressed at the OF ton and expense of
steamers when compressed IL be freia hted from
New York to foreign ports at y to SIC less
ton not compressed
Through receipts issued by the Freight Agent Of
the Nashville Chattanooga Ia lr,ad.
". ANDERSON,
dec2S-i General Agent.
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Coal! Coal! Coal!

"A LII kops desiring SUPERIOR article of Goa
entirely free from SIATE CIxDER and making
only SEVEN per cent ashes. should send an order ia
tie kna Coal Yard, where they obtain the r,ost
ces p y
Large Selected lump, 81 cents per BusheI.
Screened Round 10 %
BlacksmiLl's or Fine L. g
orders can be left in Box "a p. o.. 9r at the Yard
back OF the n. & C. r, R. Depot
de, 22-tf SAINT 7 kcNrw
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Kia Gleres.

Trsz Esesise1 .zzartasat ef e>z. KID cIesss
"a = - s.k. xssuL
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:. - = 2
Time fr''m Savannah and Charleston TO Nasty lie three
three and a half and four days.
Iine from New York and Philadelphia, seven and
half, eight and nine days
lnteryeningS bbaihs cause.-the above variations in
time, as no freight trains run on sunday over
three lines
No detentions by ice snow. 0vercharges and
damages Except damages securing seal prompt
ly adjusted by the Nashville and hattsnoog Raul
roao on delivery. C. W. ANDERSON
dec.S-f
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EXPRESS FREIGHT.

rIhHE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Comps-
l. ny, in c. nne.tiun Nth the Reads below are
running an Exp e>s Freight Train from Charleston
aud savannah To- Nashville. slower speed bpt "A ih
the same cerisini, as Their passenger trans No de
lay TO freights BY this cute. Nv COLE.
lanzf-u. 9apt.
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For Rent or Lease.

Il Will. lease my piare the Aarfrees.
haroi f1ks r-'ivs fFcu tlse cay Ger Es p-eseEt
year with the y. fstiegc u i've years There =
= convenient ~ ok eiilag with kitrhea and eeoJ
Stables. aud a si,i-adId Seii e exseileat was.T
There u elEe og ssperssr land suitable for
raising % kinds Of marketing.
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Prize. Paid Insmsaiaseiy after the
CATION.

u,rasrs.daresses q rEsxcE ,BEozDzESIs .
Iii ntnetsn Del. y y imeef with prompt atten-
i'm al ssrintes s1leia iraxir sen assoen -
arer.
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irand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware

And - Approximation prizes ranging IRON s@o
up 10 S5oe-
8 asa srtres..... amountine 10 $50 wv
whoierieketsslo. ifaiy CT 80 lQaafteIfs. SO
Persons bo desiT uecc Gal! Eem;tfhe risk % .
acxage fsI xhieh wsxilsena aCeFtiheattAsfoi
lows
ssrtlae ate ofrsrksgsos ie whoIss costs ..sss
90. do DO I, e a aalsss, =. =
de- do 10 Elghtbs. "a L
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RAND
Extraordinary DraWing.
re take place as above specraed
One Grand Prize Of 500. 900
81 $50 Prizes amOun,ngtO a.Iss,sss
Whole Tickets $40; Z alvel $40; Quarter SIS

Certificates OF Packages Mill be sold the following
rates, kich Is tie
Certificate vi fackafe uf 90 whole Tics ets 90 90
ii half .. l4q 30
. 20 quarter "a -
20 eighth 81 81
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WHO IAVEsTED THE SEWING MACHINE
The Howe Sewing uaehines!
ESTABLISHED lS45.

Il, Howe. Jr., original Inventor n
Patentee.
HESE MACHINES are strictly First Class, and for
beauty and simplicity Or struciion. auribility
and efficiency in working, uncquaed by any.
They make tight lock stitch nearly alike upon
both sides of the goods than that maze by any other
Machine
Thew capable of doing greater variety of work
than any other family machine. The 500 machine is
warranted TO do fine work the " heeIer x VIII
| son and as heavy as the age Singer machine.
aa- FAMILY MACHlNES--Pr.ces $50, $40,
| $50 SEQ aud 500.
The Howe Cylinder Machines, for all Leather
stitching, such as Boot aid shoe werk, Carriage
Trimming, Harness work, &c, have always held a
reputation far above any other Eachine- fact uni
SO small a needle as the Howe Cylinder Machine.
Prce-135 and $3.50.
What Constitutes Good Sewing Machin 7
/. 1t should be well made, simple IN its construc-
ton, and easily kept in order.
Itshould make tight lock-stitch, alike on both
sides of the materi, l.
3. It should any and all materials that can be
sewed
4. 1t should be able to cotton, thread. er silk.
5. IL should be able 70 sew from coarse 20 tine
and from thick To thin with rapidly and without
changing the tension
6. II should be able make the tension greater or
ess, on both the under and upper threads, aud with
Uniformity.
I. 1t should have straight needle; CURED ones are
liable to break.
s. The needle should have perpendicular miou. OF
This is absolutely necessary for heavy work
1t should be able to bind with a binder hem
with hcmmer. should stitch, fell, run and gather
10. Ii should be always ready 10 work.
IL lIshouid be capable of using the anne size OF
thread both sides Of the and of using differ
eDt colonel thread or silk above below to cor
respond with any two colors OF cloth TO be unite
II. IL should be able 10 make a long or short
ii
Is. 1t should commence sewing tightly at the FIRST
itch,
H. II should rnn easily and make but little noise
Is 1t should have wheei-feed; none Others are
| in constant contact With the work.
10. II should not be liable get out of order.
H. II should not be liable TO break the thread nor
skin the stitches.
IS IL should not be liable to oil the operator
dress.
10. II should not form rigde on the under side
nor rayei out, be wasteful thread as Is the
case with all chain stitch machines.
20 Il should mot be .'m trouble than il is
worth"
Get the Best.
The Howe Family and Leather M,chines are war
ranted TO give better satisfaction than any other
chimes in the market, money refunded.
The best Sewing Machine cotton in the city (Orrz
Macnaughts,) at 50 cents per dozen. H1we,s
Machine Twist, an excellent article, IS cents per
spool.
CONE BROS.
So College street,
dec23-u over McJlelland's