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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-23

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER I1th, 1850,
Passenger Trains, East and West will as follows
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at $50 n and 3PM.
Arrive st Chattanooga 1:30 n AID las AM.
COMING WEST.
Lesve Chattanooga at 7:30 A NJ and 7:30 P NJ.
Arrive at Nashville at 5:3O d and A II.
Ii rail connection and shortest route Boston, New York
~ PhiadelPhia Baltimore, Washington City, Richmond
Petersburg, Lynchburg Knoxville Savannah Charleston,
Montgomery, MemF bis. New Orleans, &c.
Both Trains Stevenson Trains on Memphis
and Charleston Rarnad and at Chattanooga with Trains
East Tennessee and Georgia and Western Atlantic Railroads
Through Iexets may be had any hour application
Ticket Agent At ONCE At Depot, to the following places and
At the following prices, Viz:
Nashville to New York, Rs1t Tenn & Va IS
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NO. SO BROAD STREET,

BE manufacur horse power portable Engines
N suitable for printing Offices plantation USE and where
small engines required. Price S6C7,
stationary Steam gines from to thirty horse power
pces as low As rsass engine be furnished We
prepared to NIL orderfor Engines and Mill Machinery
fastest improved patterns at short notice Casting
our stock or patterns for four Mills and circular sash Muy
SAW Mills are unrvalled for strength durability and
Of power.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED,
and experienced woen furnished set up our work when de-
sired.
Constantly hand full castings usually kept
at foundry An experienced pattern maker and draf1an
employed Working drawings specifications, plans and est
mates furnished application.
and Sales Room at SO Broadway, Nashville Tenn.
june22-dtf
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE.
E&GRMM@RR
TO Balsimore, PhIIadeIphfa.
nossen, and the only no


ana BOSTON, and the onET Ro
washington City.
4 NENTskAL OHIO AND RaHTsvrour nun
to S, ~ - r terminate At Baltimore snd Wasting
Il connects With Railroads for and fron All rin.s - - 80
west, South-west end Nsrxh-West.
Passengers y this Route can yisls The eIs,.s :, a.,
Rn1a, New York, Boston, n fha co~ - % =. -
Aork or Boston alone, By ether lines. - - - y ~
Through Tickets can also Be urpeurss 81. ur.s.
% ssern cities, at an additional charge of ~ e1ly -
SSl.ssplns cars attached 70 al night trains
Al principal points. v 'soPPins
viSs IN men and travellers for pleasure or nforr,.tos
Tbs e Eastern Cities at Comparatively soa -~-
Il il s.ieorated for its wonderful teautv IA .f
police: ~ , n the sOrid Its system Of aF sDd
large s, equipment; its exclusive teeR-aoh ... h.
lance Of tS ooa5le track its fne hotels. fandr n ,st
and coufsrt Ans1res % NE Passengers gDee ufsv
the principal Baggage Cheeks be procur. a IN
Ask for ck~ta ena Steamboat Oices in TIE West
W p s1s M 5altirasre aud Ohio RAILROAD
l., N co. =, aster Transportation B &ORR
| ; n sf-IT - - Sss sneral Ticket agent, 3 ORR
n j 1R ~. Az, Gen Western Arsnt 4 = y y
wv RRny IT sPrea't, c r Il - -
April1o n, ten1 Ticket Agent ORR
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TNRRSH GROUND STOCK FEED Just ~
ceivcd per swsllAw, and for sale BY IN
JAMS BENZ T. shAA-Oe . W.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-23
The CRISIS OF The UNION
THE NEWSPAPER FOR THE TlMESl
THE W EEKLY DAY-B00K
For 1861.

Hun DAYBooK holds that this is government Of WHITE
MES, and that eriOry Of social and political position
for the superiority for the white is the
natural order Of American Society All who want to
understand the
Iegro question, should read it. Democrats Constitutional men,
must to it that sound papers circulated AMONG THE
PEOPLE, Black Republican principles will be PIT
down.
THE WEEKLY DAYBo0K for 1861 will be greatly inprov
ed and several features added making BEST
PAPER PUBLISHED. twill have ONE THIRD MORE READING MAT
LETTERS EDUCATION, ABLK AGRICULTURAL ARTICLES
SKETCHES LIVING AMERICAN AUTHOKs SKETCHES
COOKERY and FULL REPORTS CATTLE MAR
1t will also the ls Of January, BEw
ORIGINAL STORY, by Prof Peck, Of Ca, entitled
VIRGINIA GLENCAIRE,
the Early Settlement Of Georgia Thrilling Story
Pioneer Life The Greek Wars &c. These features
with SPECIAL EUROPEAN CeRREsPoEDESE full digest Of news
foreign and domestic, make it
BUSINESS FAMILY AND LITERARY NEWSPAPER,
All combine into one and cheaper than any otherps
per published
TERMs-oAsH IN ADVANCE.
ONE COPY (per annum) So 90
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Notice to Passengers.

THyHE Passenger Train the Nashville Chattanooga n
heretofore leaving Nashville at $3.50 NJ. and arriving Al
81 H. discsntned until fur sher notice For thu
accommodation way pasengers Passenger Car will be attach
ed 10 the Cowen Way Freight Train, leaving NASHVILLE daily
K. W. COLE,
Eh5-a Superintendent
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charleston and Sav-..-z
FREIGHT Tr~.' AAAaA

RAIES REDUCED AND SPEED fNopv.o,-,,
NxPkEss Freight Trains onalI the ro,s
Deosnosr, loS9 through rates iron N md s- the
EEss Gas per 100 lbs, 81 g Third Glass; per Ia
I Iscon1 60 3 Fourth Class. al ~ ~ q
Tine from Savannah and Charleston "a N,...,,,.
and half and four days '-siiie' tnraes tlres
and rne days. anu aaiis eight
intervening saDbaths cause the Above vari.i;o,. -
frsgst trains are run on Sunday three IaeS ~ = no
Ne dstentions BY ice Overcharys- =.
eep damages occurring at sea- promptly Sdjuss sx-
VILE and Chattanooga Railroad delivery . us NaA-
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Stolen.

IEESE. 10 Boxes Prime Ns~, Just receivedhy
~. DICKRY,
al haFkeiE.ssss
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Flour.
OLD ROURBON WHISKI

SheIIed Oats, Corn and Rye.
400 BAGS OATS; 500 Bags Corn, 200 Bags Rye.
4OU Received this day and for sale low by
novI7-u HUGH McCREA & co
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Notice of Insolvency.

Ladies xtra Fine Winter Shoes
JUST RECEIVED
II ADDE'S KID D. 0. BALM0RALS,
" Calf D. g. Lace Boot.
g Kid Thick Sole Congress Caters.
Calf
e Quilted Heavy Sole Lace Boots,
50 Kid Fur Lined Buskin, &C., &c.
ALSO,
Misses and Chldens Beots shoes, and Caters snd Schoo
Shoes. Very cheap for cash. JOHN RAMAGE,
decI5-u ~, College Street.
Flour.
BBLs. Extra and Extra Family to arrive per Rail-
R9ebU road. For sale consignment by
W. WATTS & CO.,
dec2l No. 81 College street, Broad.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-23
AN ANlERIC METEOROLOGICAL VIEW OF THE
NEGRO QUESTION
Shall White Men Rule America
NEGROES AND NEGRO SLAVERY. .
The FIRST an inferior Race--The
Latter its Normal COnditicn.
BY j. I'd. VAN EVRIE, MI. ID.
Ivol. 12mo., PIP, 339. Price ST.

oil. IZmO., pp 00J. tflce 81
author this publication starting poiIt,
position Of the always existing
American society condition CT slavery all,
Of Inferior superior and
whatever evils exist in southern society, reerabe
Justly embody the natural nfeoritV Of the
gro in the civil law any in the fundamental
organism theory Of that society His work is divided
larts-hrst the specific and radical differences Of
examined The color fgure hair, features language
the Aegro shown to be only the alpabs
speeales, out OF Thousand sTnaf separating the
negro from the white Why, when how the Creator
ft to things the author regards nmasral. BE
simply starts with the facts they exist After the negro 10
shown different human being physically and mentally.
his proper relations 10 the white An discussed also muls
tosm and It's ultimate extinction, showing the npossibty Of
nterlnon like cognAse branches Of the white very i'm
persnt little understood branch Of the subject The
theory advanced in this work entirely new and distinct from
that by other writer and founded it is
inducve facts believed at last the true phoso
ply Of this dissrac.ng question.
'Such aoorb dsrdnded69 al TIE friends Of ration
al progress, the i1fgssce IL ersrt in eEeOdn0 the
to proper conception Of their mission
Hon. D. 8 Dick nson
An able and manly Of fallacy, which than
all other has disturbed the tranquility Of people,
JeTersOn DaUie.
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OLD BGURBON WHISKY.
HAVE hand and for SALE lot Of the finest OLD WHISKY
4 in the State from six 20 ten years old.
was y private order have meyer been the
the liquor trIde and has always been in possession
to pure sweet mash, made from n 70
fifteen degrees proof The very references
given. further information, address Box 2e, Posooe
Louisville, Ker lucky
Nashville American copy daily and weekly
amount 50, charge this oce-Loaisriie Courier.
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CHE AP p
FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.
HENSHAW & TAMBLE,

HENSHAW q TAMBLE,
wHOLEsALEA AND RETAr DEALERS IN, AND HASuE1cuRns
ALL KINDS OF FURNITU H e
No. IS Market Street, Nashville, Tenn,
KEToULD respectfully call attention their large
Wv stock Of Furniture, and in doing they feel
hdeat that they prepared to exhibit by far
THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK,
Of all descriptions OF Furniture offered in this city. They
offering stock these who desire purchase
Wholesale at very reduced prices For Cash.
Mattresses of all kinds constantly kept hand for sale the
lowest market prices. HENsHAW & TAMBLE.
rnayl '6c-dIY
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manny's combined ReaDeF ana
Mower.

NANNY combined Reaper ana
Mower.
ENTITH WOODS IMpR0vrupw,-
celebrated aaehne eceiysd frst ureDui--, a.
aoLD hEDAL, the bescobined ResDg 81 1-s ssecs
ne stsa UEed states Agricultural Fair held a
zy3ln september ls57 The came % go
York, In July, where all the pri Dsi MaSi New
stAs Esrs thoroughly testrd Thf Committee n,sS
Society, ct Lezissille, Ky. o->&ss a <rscaitura
II also received the ward the best ksspsr ana
Newer, oeisre Two separate committees, appsir = ~ 20
dent The Davidson County Agricultural si-f rrss
oof eyer most Of the machines in ass in ZEN
Nunerocs ether premiums and awards we're -
anrlng me Ass season, every Mschuein Is-
1ns aOCse 1aSanss are for sale By the HaderIiznsd
General Agent for the stz.n
,..s- -. USHER, WHEELEs co
SaahvIls, =.
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IN STEWART COUNTY COURT ar NO,
Ner-.Jazes b MccIrrou ct ais Chas g. sunrs-. =.
to sell land It appearing to ne from
ants BILL that Thcs McCarroll, Francis Ae(s-sli
James Nc Samuel Mecarell, and Msr-,-,
nsrs a. law o. Francis MeCsrrol deceased are a.,
naL Pq6hcston be male for four consecutive Tests N ~,
SNloS AND AMERICAN newspaper pub3shed n. -
e1ty OF Nsshvle requiring presidents "a - 80
OF tie County Court Stewart csupt A.
a. me ceurs house, IN said county, In the So,
tennessee ne nrst Monday in January, 1871 and ple.d
Or uenar % enplAnants bill, the sane viii Be &C.
iesSed As 10 tSen and set down for hearing exparte ~
eec7-w4t-pr'sfees Of $3.50 100 A. GEEK
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Corn.

Corn.
1G0A SACKS store and to arrive, for sale consgn
ADDU ment by W. WATTS L co
dec20 No. 81 College street near Broad
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lsstare OF North CaFalina.-HoSiAi AA7a 60
STEPHEN Hasi5Lss ~ Peatiaa 70 seNLands
rN,h eav.i. is rsssrss The Master = snas.s Eassssi
ss r-part the neS cosr ~ Essis 20 h as.s = ~
s = a. - snr % heirs q he aAid Iaee LgEeh d.
% AZ ro-srSE county. North oaToas appear
eeseos Iaes = 80 Ri sntgoFth n the said county Rock,
"a sts.s q Eorth Carolina, on the 5a aonday After
- Warch next, knd then and there shoE
q - 49, rslafisnshp he said Jane Lynch Wisress
800 CLERK and kas.sr, AZ ocs In WsntEorth. mis- 3th
dav Of January, le6l =. $500,
isbl3-wtiif aprile9,6t A n SCALES, q n.
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The will be sent by mail postage free receipt of
dollar.
VAN EVRIE, HORTON & co.,
Publishers,
No. 162 Nassau street, New York.
II For sale by Booksellers. The trade supplied By all
the principal jobbers New York AMI Philsdelphia
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Brau, Bran. Bran.
AThOusand Babies Wanted.

UUsT received per steamer Nashville 900 bags Bran for sale
by JAMES Mel AUGHLAN & CO.,
jan22-H No South Market street.
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7RING them along have pictures taken. and we
will guarantee perfect likeness every time We have
Room built expressly for their and take them in
ton OF second Mothers need take them CAL
ery times and at last 80 disappointed Trey will
bit take them to
EbIy II HpGHESi RRBAIpM GALLERY
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FRENCH PROTESTANF sCF1oos-
Philadelphia, 4th Year.
HEADAME VALIANT will re open her Bo.-s,,
iA school Tor Young ladies at l625 Chestnut sirre - ~
eeptember Superior instructions IN Enrli.h - n
4s1ehss to both Of vhieh equally serious ion = 40
valiant with Madame valiant, viii suPerutsnd ths
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FO SALE OR 4 kCHANGE FOR NEGROES.
OFFER FOR SALE ny present residence, with twenty-five
OF the best land in the State attached Only
the city of Nashville. Possessions
febl2-dIm EDWARD D. HICKS.
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HI. HI. HAYNES & co..
Agents for the sale and purchase OfNegrOes
NO. Is CEDAR STREET,
Between the Commercial Hotel and Public squHre)
1.-THE highest cash price given for ayes


j O N z 81 FLO Ell,
M. p. JONES, Proprietor.
Corner of the Square. near the Wire Bridge
Convenient to Landings and Railroad DepGs
Nashville, Tennessee.
julyl2 gov to jan6l
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= FOR TIE FALL AND WINTER
NOAH WALKER Il Co,
H4SHIN T. ON UILDF%p
BALTIMORE s7REET,
IS ENTIEMFE'S AND YOUTHS
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
LATEST STYLES AND PATTERNS,
ctr kEADY MADE AND MADE Tti ORDER
EOHN H. REA Il CO.,
q CLOTHIERa,
CORNER OF SOUTH ARD PRATT srRYzTs
Aessrs JOHN d. REA eco, take pleasure in Announcing
larger and more varied than ever before.
Having hand splendid stock OF CLOTHS, CASSI.
hERES and YESTINGS which they win make up to order
In asye that cannot fail to please both in price manu-
fscture
Cravats Scars, Ties Slspenders Eandkechefs, Shirts
Their stock Of Servants and OILED CLOTHING, 10
worthy the attention Of Planters. ocl5tf
ROOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS-The I'M
dersgned, having re6tted his Boot and Shoe Estab-
shment at his cid stand IS BALTIMORE STREET. between
Gay and Holiday streets, with increased facilities
ped to supply his friends and the public with chioce
nee IN the way Of French Calf Skin Boots Shoes and
aitsrs faen Leather do do English proofdo do
e can rely work being Of the latest fashion
ana most improved style. Call and Opera
sifo, copper and Brass Fastened Sole Boots ard
I'll IafruSular attention paid to custom work
ans respectfully solicited. P GAHAN
-1o-u No SO Baltimore St
HAZARD GUNPOWDER AGENCY.
ELECTRIC,
KENTUCKY RIFLE
,..,. .,- AND MINING POWDER,
"u.u D. j. FOLEY q hK So,.t Agent s.1...,
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n@HEADAcaE is the favorite sign ny which
known any deviation whatever the natural state OF
the BRAIN and viewed in this light it may be looked
safeguard intended to give notice of dseae which mig
otherwise attention. till too late be reueded and
its indications should be neglected Headaches may
be classified under two Names viz: Symptonatc and lido
pathic Symptomatic Headache is exceedingly common
and is the precursor OF great variety of diseases
which Apoplexy, Gout, Rheumatism and all febric
eases In its form is sympath tic of disease
of the stomach constituting sick headache OF hepac dis
ease constituting bilious headache OF worms, constipation
uterine affections Diseases Of the heart very frequent
attended with Headaches; An@ni and plethora also
aecons which frequently occasion headache Idopathic
Headache also very common being usually distinguished
ny the name Of headache, sometimes coming on
suddenly in state apparently sound health and proSr
ing at the mental and physical energies and in other
instances it comes slowly, heralded by depression of
spirits or scerbity Of temper In most instances the pain
IS IN the front of the head both eyes,
named Neuralgia
For the of either class of Headache the Cephac
Piis have been found and safe remedy, relieving
the most acute pains in few minutes and by its subtle
power graduating the diseases of which eadache is the
unerring index.
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G0-1artntrsbiu AOtites.

Go-1artHtTs9ip gEOtItes.
I United PARTNERSHIP undersigned
4haye formed Limited Partnership, under the style Of
T. STABLER COALE, for the purpose OF conducting the
Wholesale Drug Paint, Oil Dye Stuff &C. business in the
city Of Baltimore, las successors to the firm Of H. H. STA
BIER Co.. said partnership to begin January lst 1901
and to terminate January LIST, 1866
EDWARD H. STABLER is the special partner, and has
contributed twenty-five thousand dollars towards
tai Of the firm. FRANCIS SrABLER and $. ROBINSON
CuALE the general partners and viii conduct tie bus
mess
FRANCIS STABLEP,
s. ROBINSON COAIE.
EDWARD II. STABLE iS.
BALTIMORE, January lst, 1861.
u STABLER & COALE are moving their
Il sstock Of goods to their Warehouse the $ ".
corner of Baltimore and Sharp streets, (entrance Sharp
street. and after this day persons having business with
them, or Z. II. STABLER 4 co.. will please call there.
il-6w
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miscellaneous.

'ENHE INAUGURATION OFLANGUAGES -
= There Is growing tendency in this age 10 appropriate
te most expressive words Of other languages. and f TT
while to incorporate into our own thus word
Sephac which is from the Greek, signiiyiug, 'fu the
mead IS now becoming p0puiarZed in connection with
ar paidnS great aache remedy, mt it will be
used 10 more general way, and the word Cepha% will
become as common as EacrOtype and many others whose
distinction as foreign words has been by
usage until they seem native and to the manor born
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,BRiDGET-Mssqs wants you to send her box of Ce
piac Glue, no. bottle of Prepared Plls,-but I'm think
ing that's not just naither but perhaps yen be afther
knowing what is. Y she's nigh dead and gone with
IN. SICK Headache, and wants Of that as
relaved her before.
Druggtst-You must mean Spaldng's Cephal;c Pills
Bridget-0ch! sure now and you've sed it. here's the
quarter and give the Pills and don't be all day about it
aither
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~ OVER EXCITEMENT, and the mental care and anxiety
incident to close attention to business study among
the numerous causes OF Nervous Headache The dsordered
state OF mind and body incident to this distressing com
plant is fatal blow to all ard ambition Sufferers
by this disorder always obtain speedy these
distressing attacks by using Of the Cephac Pills
ever the symptoms appear 1t quets the overtasked brain,
and soothes the strained and arng and reaXps
the tension Of the stomach which always accompanies
agGraVates the disordered condition of the brain.
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20ngeS. t.. fag SIT NH Rkut..

GI;a FOR RENT-DWELLING No. II North
siit h,Eh street between Gay and Fayette sts good
lie VIII De rented o@ to Eo3 VT fn g. Raaggiy to
Ja2s It corner East Falls and Eastern avenues
f:;;f | WILL EXCHANGE A FINE FARM
near the city '9r one near Petersburg Va Also for
Country Seats G6TSEs LOTS and GROUND "I KENT GE
SoLD coMH5s6E BUsSES esq GE @XSfE AfL2Gk y
~, w.. - " Entl@ street. r N. REID. jal7tf
Gs;;; FOR RENT, AT $I8 PER MONTH, A
city, nsar franklin neig n Is
kitchen and chambers RPpy at gsi
f%i FOR RENT--The BANKING HOUSE
Ivy a,'S OCCUPY" WYATT Gr'f b Eff e. Trustee
-Ial62wt Nc. Al St. Paul Street.
GROUND RENTS WANTED-From $40 10
~ $500 per annum, permanent and well secured Apply
ialG If No u n North ri Cc6n aFes street
ESUR RENT-Two desirable OFFICES, In the
5oa Sf Ran story Of the Building No Fayee street.
JAG u No. ~. charles street
GROUND RENTS FOR SALE, irIedeemahIe
~ an az handsomely improved One of $500 per annum
per ahnum' and four of $68 per annum. Apply to
laa u p N Charles straes
GS::? FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE desir-
I fPG m SSe st. S9ry S-5 j IN e! on Gaden
for sale low wonld he exchaGgcI for Nore % Csn
ana iaa otfer bonds. Apply to w i; MAERiqTT,
4 PARTMENTS--A SUITE OF APART
a MENTS, very desirable will be let to gentleman
SCCi FOSItion of the hest in the city No -
Ietral street nearly opposite the Cathedral t7uFt
E5T:A FOR RENT.--The four-story Brick
EH WAREHOUSE, No 80 South street, (Bowly's wharf
~ having water front the Basin McClure's Dock in
the rear and railroad track in the street Apply TO
nae p MALCOM Il CO..
u s5t Wood street, Rowlys wharf.
Co. FOR RENT-Large Double HOUSE, on |
ss corner 81 Paul street ana Bank lane now occupied
HSS1e-4o S S, Mrs St9kely as Boarding House
Also, DIV EldlNG - North Charles street noriI RI IL
cite, which viii he altered store if desired - 90
FOR ,SAhE-nfi@inai GROUND RENTS OF 500 tl91 |
Si3 az ana ~" each. VI. W. GLENN,
uo II North Calvert street.
ENOR RENT.-Large ROOM on the first floor |
Of the franklin Building for rent recently fitted IN at
R huGa expense, With gas water, Nc Also adjoining
i. tAppg &t '0 SUI III GAY ST. n9tf |
] OTIS FOR LEASE.
"a ~ rect on Montgomery street, Of William
% FEET on North street, north OF Eager.
"a feet on Cathedral street, south OF Read
oO rec on MADISON street, binding Fails.
apply to FIX. HOWARD, Attorney,
b,., Il St Paul street.
hhtu OrSt the Exchange Office.
dr. FOR RENT.-DWELLING No. 245, w, |
g Fayee street. between Pearl and Pine streets Appv
II KY KEENAN, SONS, Howard street sI3tr
tssTsst FOR RENT.--h four-story WAREHOUSE |
i! with ircn 'front.' and fine dry cellar on the north
&2.slde OF Baltimore street. few doors above the I'm.
sl3-tf ~ 0iPO"i'e'
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A Real Blessing,

TwEETT MILLIONS OF DOLLARS SAvEn.-Mr Spaldng
sold two millions of bottles OF his celebrated Prepared
ius and it is estimated that each bottle
dollars worth Of broken furniture, thus making age-
gate OF twenty millions of dollars reclaimed from total loss
by this valuable invention. Having made his Glue
household word, he now do the world still
greater service by curing all the aching heads with his
Cephae Pills. ana II they good his Clue Head
aches Will soon vanish away like snow in July
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'ardly Realized.

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