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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-15

fs.bz1r Farm epnaining uils acres; situated near
;ssEif the Hrk MEETING House and Kissing Sum- Cecil
,iiE County, Nd is OF good soil aud divided In in
Asas closures with good fencing, water in aeds IL
acres VI the - acres in grass acrus In orchards the
improvements an adequate for the place. and consist
follows; Brick house, "a by SO eo substantially built,
IN good order, with shade around, and good water
~ Tie kitchen, Barn large and good double nored, 10
ny feet with other out buildings The land j. in fair
order aud this farm will compare very Av0Fahy with
ohets IN the neighborho0d The place Will he sold low
aud easy. For full particulars apply the
lndersil ned, or John Smith on the premises.
JAMES IL. RAY, Newark, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-15

4h.JIs8r Farm situated on the public road lesdinr
nhs&H from smithvile to Wilmington o miles ",
liii the latter, 10 Mill Creek Hundred New Castle
Enfl2h County Del This farm contains 100 acros Of
prime land OF excellent quality, IN high state Of Guilt
walton, well watered, laid If in fields with good fnci5
70 acres in Timber. The Improvements consist in narf
iolows' good Brick House. aud Kitchen at.
rams, milk house, carriage house. corn cribs stone barn
wth water IN the yard There is good Tenant Hunss on
me pmee rms farm Is located in OF the hest negl-
morhnods IN the state, within mile Of limestone and
lime Il viii DO sold worth the money as tho ownsr is
gong west For more full particulars call Mr. Jacob
.. Finley, on the place. the undersigned
hep u JAMES II. RAY, Newark, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-15

p,a g. ,, -, i,"u ' suy, pp,,prulIy ~ loul'
fine Rye Flour sold at s@O2i9 and Corn Meal at $500
" barrel.
ukAiS-Wheal sold at sl2bnl IS for prime reds aud
ll09il5 br white Rye sold at Csc Tor penusylvania
Corn sold atiSr for yellow Oats sold at ssol3a
for pennsylvania,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-15

Hurry UP.-Silenus says that if the seces.
sionists are going to break into the United
States Treasury, they must hurry up, for after
the Fourth Of March they won't have any Jimmy
10 help ,em. ~
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-15

In THE WRONG BoX-An unmarried lady, n
perfect specimen of an old maid, being on visit
to n friend who lived in u large manufacturing
town, went one Sunday to church alone, and was
shown into large square pew, in which hut a
dozen females were seated The prayers were
drawing TO a conclusion, when the officiating
minister deyiatod from the afternoon service into
another with which she WAS unacquaiutcd. This
was novelty to Miss p, who was in the
habit of attending public worship at n fashion
able chapel in London When this nlcrpoltel
service began her co-pewers stood up she, as Il
matter Of course, followed their example, anI,
on doing so, was surprised to see all the congre-
CATION except themselves either sitting or kncel
I ing. Her companions presently knet down
She again followed their lead, and, by paying
great attention to the succeeding prayer she
discovered that ii was a thanksgiving for a safe
deliyerence from the great pain aud peril of
childbirth. The usual afternoon service being
over, she rose from her knees with crimsonel
cheeks and in an agitated state of mind, which
were not lessened by the clerk coming into the
pew, and asking her, ''Ilave you a child to be
christened, Ma'am ~ Pushing him aside she
rushed out of the churching pew, into which she
had inadvertently been put, and made the best
of her way out Of church On entering her
friends drawing-room she looked SO excited AMI
alarmed that Mrs NJ exclaimed, "AIy dear
Charlotte, what has happened you ? have you
been robbed or assaulted ''Worse worse
much WORSE" HISTORICALLY sobbed the old maid,
GIVE been chHrched ~ Court Journal.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-15

siss9ar beautiful place suitable for a country sent
lsS This property is situated three.fourhs Of mil,
liii nor of strickersyillr. Chester cnnnty; Pa n
li contains eight acres Of good land. laid vii In
luts with many fruit trees, and many different kinds Of
shade and ornamental trees aud shrubs in the lawn and
around tho dwelingwheh is ns follows. substapii I'M
HITCH House % by 10 feet with hall In the centre con.
tanning good rooms, with excellent cellar aud vaults
baih house, with an abundance of pure water There is
another brick house 20 by IS iae substantial and ronve.
nently divided The situation il very healthy and fr
line view cannot he easily surpassed This pfonprty
VIII he sold for less than The improvements cost ARMY
atonee to JAMES II. RAY, Newark, Dei
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-15

CoNvIcr ALLOWED TO ATTEND MS MorugRs
FUNERAL Henry llolcomb, now serving long
sentence in Jail for murierously rs assam ting
his wife, was permitted to attend his mother !
funeral, at Southwick Mlass., gu Sunday, in
Charge of an officer Holcomb seemed deeply
affected not having heard of his mothers illness,
which was brief, and terminated fatally on Satur,
day. AlnSsa llolcomb, the prisoners father, a
gentleman much respected, obtained from The
overseers leave of absence for his son for the
purpose above specifed.--BOston Courier
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-15

POWDERED sAuE for Sausage nIaierF, enc pound
Il equal to two OF the herb al low figure. Wholesale
and retail at Dr. j. slMMs 4 SONS Popular Medical
epot Fourth and King streets
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Extensive Sale of Persona, p,o.


POAbHs
WILL DO sold at Public Sale at Fairvley r,,,,, m A..
S9,9 nutnpike Va miles from Wilminrton on
~ all the ST0oK and Farming Utensils tbatcon , A.
s'inel MeCAulley, deceased conAistinr IL , az ~, y
"a SIOUX Six head Of Horses ibf,,e bsntsnr,s
Colts lb Miieh Cows several ifosh and Wiz
WY icalvea at their side; Superior Rsd MN w.
AlSyoung dol Yoke Oxen 4 handso,a t, pie
ers handsome yosrling Calves; sovs Shosis and pgs
lotof Chickens and Ducks. '4'"'' anu fis7'
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
One large Wagon, small Horse o,rt 1 tsrga ,r....
TART, Moving and Reaping Machine Wheat mil 7
pair irwin Harrows Truck Harrow fnrr1w Einbas
5floughs, subsoi Pillow, Horse ltake Ok Yol, IL =
Rigging several sets leading chains fnll sels esry
Saf plpukn lines choke straps curry combs aud brnsbos
benches Brides horse blankets, Bride and ssiJ1 %
ses double harness, 30 grain bags 20 ruano barg s
old iron, tar, salt feed box dung forks bn,e & =
mattoes and picks SPADES sovels, single and doma
ttees haltDushel measnie, hatnerk measures rrain
cradle, scythe, moving 5rythds b sueitIes bues's
cermknves and augeiS, cutter and wlus6nea arm
ehaihs nay rope OK muzzes, seis pow chains OK
chalns, nay pitcher and blocks, ,Ard. rg AMI hoas
gaze hinges, draining shoyes drain hoe and shades
~ sow chans crowhA, barn shovel cutting hox root
me sushe also corn by the bushe poiaoe. rrindsone
anu frame, market wagon. sledsc lot Of hinges i
drain CRATE, wheelbarIow, ben hus.
DAIRY FIXTURES.
-Four d9zon tin milk pans No ; pans do; 4 ereau
cansi churn; butter worker butter prlnts AM
ladlei butter tub; butter scale The above togeihs
win numerous other things thereon making e gooi
assortment Of farm stock and implements ali nearly nav
and OF the best kinds and qualify will lie sold ,ybnu
JOHN RICE and
WM. McCAULLEY
| Executors Of sAMtM MsVAutJBY iec'l
| -D.fs NlCHuLs. Aneoneer feb l5-ufs
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Onr UIecNlu NLmanoc,
Martmt Eirtctttntmcc.

rort of WILMINGTON. February 1t, 1861.
mon Ohm NJ.
ARRIVED SINCE OUR LAST
SIP james Woodward, Camp, with knees 10 Harlan
llOllinlswurih a Co.
Sip pudu, Joslin coal to S& NJ ponnock.
Sip Ellen, Shorts, with gravel.
Sip jesse llllles, r, lilies with sand to WIN Karr
MEMORANDA.
larlna Manhattan tray, which sailed from Boston
9th inst Tor savannah put htrk i2th IN Distress having
sprung leak aud split sails in gale the eth, ON the
stu, had i've feet " water in the hold TN this t weather
moderated and succeeded in freeing the vessel The crew
were disabled and frost bitten,
schT witch Queen, at New York, reports having fallen
in with the hig Ninroi. Misunderstanding hui Ore.
mast an jibhoom standing, aud full Of water.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-15
Valuable Farms tor Sale.
JAMES II. RAY,

B29a AUKks FOR sALE.
- Farm situated in Cecil County Md abnu,
lsI,4 mes west of Newark and near The FoN Glhsse
It'll Cross Roads. This place contains G9ls acres Of
ll&A4h good land, is laid on in fields with water in B.
about ~ acres Of Woodlands; the soil Is good and in o
order excellent orchard with peaches cherries and other
.ult me buildings are good and in excellent order
rooms, with water introduced III the dwelling h,r "a
ny 10 with water In the yard craney and corn cribs with
az necessary oulhudineH. This is an No place ana
Will be sold worth the money. For more m partienlars
ana terms apply 10 JAMEslI. RAY, Newark Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-15

PROGRAMMES.
PART FIRST.
Duo fur pano-oyerfure to Massanipllo-Aubnr,
Mussrs. PULLNIER and JAMES
:. Kathleen MHEnurleen-Crouch.
| . Miss CAROLINE McCAFFREY
g. Quick March, Sail Sail ly the Milsislt dale MN
| the opera ef Lurna-Walllru.
BECkS PHILADELPHIA RAND
I. Gee-HRil Columbia.
Brndisi Drinking Song from Ia Traviali-vadi,
| BECks PHILADELPHIA BAND.
| r. buet-Alphiue Morn-Kunken,
MissCA ROLlNE aud HELEN MeCAFFREY
l. Solo yiolin-Ymkee Doodle introducing variations
steigler,
o,. Prof }. b. sTgtGLER
AMATEUR aLEE CLUB
PART SECOND
l. ArA-llome Sweet Iome-Bishop,
BECkS PHILADELPHIA BAND
= SOn-Chnrlie is my dRrling-Blew
Z, Of, ,.....-,... Miss HELEN McCAFFREY.
AMATEUR GLEE Gina
1. seronale, composed by T. schnberi, 800 o''oD D.
BECk'S PHILADELPHIA BAND
o. Duett-tl00d Night-GlOver,
Misses CAROLINE aud HELM MecAFFRpy
u Glee-Land OF Light,
Z. Aria-oh Summer Might from Don P1snu,e- DnnigstH
O e.... BEcks PHILADELPHIA DAND
D. Song-The Star spauglrd Banner
AMATEUR uLEE CLUB and COMPANY
TICKETS 90 cents Children under - Years of are
half price TO be had at thu Book aud Music Stores md
inence al u o'clock.
j, T. Wilson, NJ D., Joseph A. IIes,on, Isaac py. W.
llppncott, Joseph ryle Nj W. Foster John r Mclear
Committee of Arrangements.
GRASS sEEDs-olover, Timothy Orchard and uord
" SEEDS, III store aud for sAle by
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Land for sale.
Wholesale Dry Goods.
TRABUE & LUCAS.

WTTR ara nov receiving our stock Of Spring and Sumner
wv Fancy and Staple DRY Goods Clothing, BooS Shoes
and Brogans Variety Goods Hardware, Cutlery BATS, Carpet
ing Oil Cloths, Mats &C. 60 All Of which have been bought
lexcusVey Of Importers and Manufacturers, ct panic prices
to which call special attention Of prompt paying and cash
Dealers oy Our House sd be head for cash deal
ana toks Who make Gil Edged Notes and pay them.
That may he 1ily UNDERWOOD positively that
intend to sell Goods z essh and who pay their
notes when due (enly.D
In addition regular Wholesale bESiness Will advances
cash every description CT Goods, Wares and khsnds,
Furniture Groceries Produce, &c &c., &C., to be sold At
ton.
Auction sales every Tuesday and Tuesday night exclusively
cash All persons having Goods to sell q AuGeE, Will
please turn them in aud get the money plump up.
maY2-tJ TRABUE LUCAS.
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Uprr.ona m ~ eufh de1irou1 81 1sndin9 hasf1 q
R,f over1uaeu VIII pleas direct he nAmo ADslrfc11
49, Ss1 - fnnisF covert euclorfuR ten ert1
- n, ~ All nlsee Il f rssuire the prspayusnt of
- = oa - 10 reecA NashFfis 3cyernmen
49,, sIs Il ID seyond hiS eli and the caztazs added
sS ten Lgf IL Il undarstood isfae enVsl
sgs S1d g sddrsaled 70 parties g e nisads
a,d ths antsido anRslcpsta COR ad1rer1
], '''i''' '''i; .s : ! 3 ss
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NO. 50 BROAD STREET,

k misunderstanding hE hoEss oSsT pzabe tszu GnEinsss
a suitable for priane ocss, plantation end who're
mail engines required Price 5000.
Stationary steam Rngng from thirty power
prices - los trEcaBs engine be furRied st. We
prepared 70 an ordsEs fo Engines and Mil Machinery Of The
Asees improved patterns st abort notice Casting made mon
our k of patterns for KouE Mill and Circular sash and huly
saw Aib, tSs EHYGed Tor strength durability and economy
ofpoReT
ALL WORK GUARANTEED,
and sxpeEsDed uOep frnhsd to tt Up work when de
sired.
OenEanGy hand f ef csGtnyE usually ksp
leEpdg. An expeenced pattern naksr and dramsn q
employed Working drawings, EpscaeationG. plans and s
nAtes FURNISHED en GPPsiesto1.
oms and Sails boom It e srcsdusy. EsEhTins, Tsus.
iane22-dh
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DEPARTURE OF MAILS.

NASHVILLE POST OFFICE.
OpsRI atsk O'Clock A. n oloSssA tTK PM
tAt S O'Clock P. n. Oi0sS AZ clock P. n:
mailing Letters put them in the Once bsioL
remain remain, II tss Once tWspty.fOErI hourS.
sPlS-d ". D. AcNIsH pm.
Cash Arrangement.
and AeF jay LIST, 1851 We haue agreed to sell iron an
" saeo osaS s1ecs Ii a. We keep, for OGsb SAly.
WOODS, YEArNAE 4 Oot,
H4LLAAH DRoTHlR9.
uneqfdRwlm
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REM VAL
AND
NEW PURCHASE.

HAVE purchased Of W; W. Finn his stock Of Wall PGpes,
&C. aud renewing my stock Of Looking GasseS Gilt
Frames Venetian blinds, Win Shades, Artist AaeralSs
Ger Deaderef tet vhs Ghs b gd to Esnts BAf
patrons. ". ER11k4Hs2
XXI
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scientific DfscoveFys--ElecIrO-
Water.

we'll ne profession that Eieeity Is TIE sai
motor Of life EVeEy rsmedy which really dDsas
does Of i electrical sdaptao 70 the Sa1a Of IL
invalid. By the Ct sue5 reneds and warm EtEcTRc
Ladies being attended By aLsdyI cag sll kinds q cid
obstinate complaints which have Tssd AL other
where patients too weak p visit ne, treat them b he
BrsBno1 H0sDdf aA0lGtiOns, which hreathea int Tn
diseased lang, right The seat Of the disease (sesd
stamps for aPamphlet oher patients Who cannot come 70
the fHEALIHs WkIERs, caa By sending fse-he5 agessz
azd fall description Of symptoms have medicines 70 them.
Send ercEArl The keetrie Waters extract s mineral
taken medicine Otherwise absorbed. The
psrercsOf twenty in The tresmert Of many hsul
and chrsuc and Wouan disss saa weaknesses,
BE regarded 5 rsaaouahie zssFanlss Of gEeoass-
III Rooms ana Boarding Furnished %
Patients II
PHYSICIANS VITO may wish sVai themselves q Ills vaI
discovery Electric Baths invited 70 call NJ ocs
q No I46, South Summer street.
Hours fEon A 70 3P x. every DAY sxespi he sassah
address DR. W0MBAUGH,
nar2'n-dkts1y Haehvilis, Tenn.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC CARD.

TAXI pleasure in Announcing 70 ny old fsndS and
toners that Efer absence Of two year, have again
turned 70 resume the practice Of the graphic Art
In ali iis brs1 having the interest Of ny brother
10 the ola established GEesy 10 bEt2n se ad el7nR SPso
-four msrkhs 10 GsF York he past E1r % tbtsh fliy all
the te iuprssenan8 u The have panied, FehOyatsd and
enlarged The Euss o. A0oms throughout That ny as
better to pFDdEce fret eaFs EahaR ast qliefes
beast o. ard soi1se 6oft u cur paigsas trust
only 70 Sustain de proud position the Gallery ha heretOcre
sustained, bat 10 elsvst It 20 stu higher standard have
engaged the services Of Mr.. COOK u the oes Photo
apheFp II ne World who the Pictures which obtained the
hrsi preu sfhs Worlds FAR In London, In 1851 and
detTiEed not only to make this tbs leading Gssy il
Btss, a5t ~ Hsik sal RS v sssRassd Harth . SEQ
and intgeGHcs 10 TIE pvhfs lie f5eSfHE nsaStYsu
Inpsfld Photograph, IEdlt Ina;
Tlgnetts. plAiR OF eolofedi
IVorytype5, coi0Fed;-
Pastel Pictures, life siEs;
Photographs on OanFHsI, lie sssI
Whiting Cards, fali length, pIaini
= Autograph RhstoFIsohs, IS takea at one sittinE
BterFeossopes, on giAsa or Psper.
continue u r1ss5 u md Ambrstype hereto
fore The shoYs syea are asy reg in the Gy except
The Autograph Cad Ei5h o. msde al time Al
gko faayth7g le pol aly Invited give
call baors Vin7 elsewhere, whom viii Prove b. occalG
denomination he atov hcts. asSpecfelly,
ost9I-a = W HUGHES
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Freight % New York AID PhIIadeIphIs
COTTON AND FLOUR,

CHARLESTON AND sAVANHAH
Cotton per bale Of not dan 500 pounds WsShsl q
ltoul Per oaffeL..-f- l.Al
No Insurance axcspt from Charleston and ssFannah
New York and PhiladslPhiA.
Oofeon eenprd 81 th option and expense 81 when
comprod L Be Ehtsd cm Mes York . foreign ports
at Y 70 3I6 lesB thaa cotsn act compressed
Thzoagh receipts Issued By Ia lre1ht Agent e "a Nash-
Viiis and chattaEooEH RailrOAa.
ON. AlgDBReOE,
dec 2uBR General Agsct
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villa aud chattaEoc
dec RfB
POF Rent,

oR Ne remainder q year the args ators Room In a.
Union and American Block Feosntly Oeupisd BY sELT
Hmm. na1l9-d
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ThB Company refer he essls Of The sOuths cOnfdAey
q PE1EL, Esq, Cashier CITY Bank
J0HH KmzMAN, KBo., President Union BANK.
WAVE, Esq Cashier PianterI Bank.
hessrg DoUsL6s & Co, Merchants.
AWHKLRRs 4 %, Bankers
Parties In he Coneerafs Gsvsrnent dssrou seneing
Letters FEDERAL Government N please direct TIE
ASssrEoda Letter kspyess C0 hashvs (unaer
eE enclosing esn cent? 10 cash Confederate Stamps
o. g. Gogernment Envelopes Stamps
Ssnd them, the rata above given for letters not
eesding ounce IN weight, letters weighing
vii have contain sufficient monsy 70 Pay aeeoFng 70 rsga
lar postal rates.
june29-dlH RaB F-
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FISEF, CGrH, &c.
G0n BARRELS Extra AID EEt1s Family giesFI
SkAbSb 4Gg aakks Cofaj
90 bbla Lard;
50 Green Applssj
IS eaSes PsFrapine Wax CandleG
5G5 Flour sseKI, ATTY poundl,)
On eoagEunsnt,foF sale By
WI WATTS 4 90,
JAnlgs 30. :. esss';;sssss street, near Brosd
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Notice.
ID HoEIVAD hon w. B. serry on the 9TH day ofApr last
h the following Let Of groeeriest
Bags Coffee bbls SuVsT,
beg Rice, Moaeraa.
u bSgs salt
oonIgned to Wyatt AornE, RyI LAding Tsnnsasss river
car Of OoWen,
Inc owner Will please come forward, pay charges and PAY foE
~ and gss hG aosdl they viii sold rAy
WHysEy LGnding TOaRS Ws,,hsass IA
E0e8-N&E9Ust
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CURRY & MARSHALL,

hDEATAKERg (Et d. ourreyg old stand on Union BE-
tween Cherry and Summer sreet prepared 70 attend
% funeEas e all eS with OonI, plain eoleFed
ana Aea Burial csSketS and Gases Of G6uPeoE quality,
3tetursd b H&1haIl Co.. In this city. Prices 70 suit
I0e times iuneQ5-H
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INCORPORATED AmERI CAN
LETTER EXPRESS co.

TUE AmERlpAN LETTER EXPR ESs co.,
hiss established ID permanent oEse, At IS Nashville Pest
Once, up stsirI east end, ensn0s On huFch ~ hes.
The undeFgned having formed Company fer he purpose
Of trAnSmittin5 etla kc and from the eouhsrn Coz I'D
raey EsasonAhs rate and sgTs frRish str1ts and
others their correspondence between louisville ard Nhsls
regular intervals may be most convenient all parties
osncsrnsd. TH0S J4NKfNS,
" A kc91LL.
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WHOLESALE GROOERS, AND DEALERS
SIEH BEAEpIsg, VIE, TOBACCO, CIGARS, NAILs,
CORRER o. COLLEGE AND 0HURCR RzREE1a
Nashville, Tennessee.
NETE aFeusin receipt Of large we'll Sssctsd stock 81
$50 bids Sugar, ali grsdss 100000 genuine Havana oiEaFS
200 lschoics AoIssseII 200 kegs Nsils, assorted;
100 do dc 100 DOZEN Painted BuokssSl
$50 bggspyue BIO ooEssI so nests Tubsi
100 bid Fs Hlhsd ana 10 hbIs EREllsb Wsputsi
Loaf 1agaxi ~ epg Reea4ii
$50 boxes Star oandlss 10 bbll FiIhSftI.
100 boxes Tobacco, asserted
PINE BRANDTE2, WINES, acc
5 HZ cheice French Brandlss;
30 LeaEkS Madeira Sherry, and Port WInSG
1So baskets best brands Ohampagnsj
50 boxes Beovll OlAEet,
100 bbIsAne Robertson County WhIEEyi
8 I % Ps so ' q ~ sSs.soa &c
And also lAr Ssskof Common Why, American Brandy,
POWDER AGENTS. -
Agents Dupont Hazard and Sycamore Powder ma m
dsHpsd being the only Agents Nashville Manuaetursrs
Roua esll TIE segpp OF the Merchants and Tradsrto hsE
lATgs stock Of PssdsT 90 hand, n AagssissfsS sas.
9o kegs Dupont Ride POgdsE eOOo EsS HASaFd BaSnsPow
300 < a. d DO 5000 ksgs sycanOrs Blasting
500 K DO DO DO IsO cases Il Powder, assorted
800 y DO DO DO brandt;
5000 kegs DCpout Blasting Pow 50 bills Toy Beckford Co.,
dss. SHY FUSE. 49,
iIah soLk i e B & E 81 NJ Ag'na'
puPoussPSVdsrI joy Bedford Co.'S saiSty
Aasard Do Rsss-
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ARRIVAL OF HALLS AT NASH
WILLIE,

WGshingtOE City, virginia, HOrth Carolina South Carolina
Georgia. s00h AaIns and Ea Tennessee, arrive via ohs
HoFthsm and Eastern Nails, HashTe and LouISVilIs
Railroad also Western States twice day, at o'clock, NJ
and O'Clock, A. n. Way Malls n 4 h B. daily.
Southern Mae New OresnF MemDkis, and
A!sAAsippis arrive daily st ~ o'clock M
WAY MAILS, sane route, arrive daily All o'elock, NJ
stVliils Alexandria and Lebanon and Way Nails aREtTs
saliy, except Sunday Ct Y o'clock, n
snit1isnd, HopktnsYe, and portion OF SoHtnfn zen
tRekyl elaEkEys and Malta daily at 10 oeook A. NJ
6nebyTs. via TriHne and malls, hondsy3 wednesday
eod friday ct Il eclockS II. :.
Eeekys Sunday, Wednesday and Friday, IL O'clock A. Nj
Liberty Via RIral Hil, eteEazt1 1sEEy weekly, Thsrney'
osntsviiis via FsrpoH and PlnewoOd South Harper and
fank, seutESetly, Tuesday 1nd RndEy IL o'clock A N
oarklvlls via Sycamore Nils, Whsss Rssd, co. WeeGyI
day, ~ II sslock II.
DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
PhAdsPha New York Boston and HsN HnglAnd States Dc
Way mai for dsoTgs, South Carolina North CsronA and
Southern Virginia, leave ohatanoogs Railroad o'clock
v Nag viIIs to Louisville, departs at ':o'k M
AcolgAn and Northwestern States, departs g o'clock NJ
hashvileto Decatur franklin and Columbia, and other
Ney Offices, depart at o'clock N
hAsAVle 70 Lebanon, daily, except Sunday departs ~
o'clock NJ
EsshSiIls to oArkSvilIsi departs at 5S< OelOekAM,
IoI Southern Kentucky departs at 81 A NJ
NAesve 70 Bhelbyvles via hoenGvile and 1Fune Tues
aEy, Thursday and Saturday, at o'clock n
hashune . Huntington, via Charlotte WaveEy, I'll week
VI ASnGays wednesday and Friday, at o'clock =, =,
AeSd1 Rural Hi, &c weekly, Thursday, ct ~ o'clock
hAehVie 70 OeRtreyille via tank, Vernon RneHood So5
HIstday and Friday, At 2 clock u.
~ o'clock P. n.
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lest Trunk.

AKENt rom the Depot Of the Nashville and Decatur Rail-
road on Broad street. email Travelling Trunk covered
With Linen aud marked the end "Dr William l. NchoL
Nashville" liberal reward viii be given returned to the
1Tsight Agent, any other ofncer 81 the Company.
W ON PERKTNs,
InDslp-d Seesral Superintendent
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STORAGE AND COMMISSION
COMBS g. MARTIN
Church Street, below POst-OfFse.

CR0SSSsTIES WANTED.
1EyHu NGhYs and North Western Railroad Company sh
to contract foz 10000 Cedar Cross-Ties, 9feet
long nohes ks heWn, face place not
less than inches Of bark timber to be sound dolV
"a AZ the grade line Of The road in Nashville. -
Tbs contractors want to contract for $4,000 White
Post Oak Ties Of the sire above Be delivered
on the road in piles from section Il to section a.
Enough on each section TO supply the Rms.
Persons wishing 70 bid will direct the President I'd Direct
Of the HGahVils and Forh-veGsTh Railroad COMPANY
HaahVIIIs, Tam .ulyse-R
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NOTICE 10 SteckhOIders.

IHH annual election BY TIE stockholders Of the TenneS
and Alabama Railroad Company, Of fifteen Directors
manage the Affairs Of the Company for the ensuing twelve
months Will be held at the ONCE Of the Company at Franklin
Tenn, on the GrSt Tuesday In August next.
4. d. BRADLEY,
juyI6-dd ssc'Fy. T. & A. B. B. 90.