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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-30

NEGROES WASrEn.~We wish I" purchase
" any uutuber q NEGKuES. .! bath ,#cNc&'
for cash All letters addressed i" Us, IT this place
will receive rromrt attention. Having bought
the establishment, lately occupied by M'I;"
Cirigsby. West end Duke street. AMI having rch'-
te1 il TO make it nr the most healthy alid com
Portable Depot for NE&NUES, We will receive
them on board on The usual terms.
any 30--eotf PRICE ( Citbh.
NTE GROES WANTEb.--l wish t. purchase
~ any unmber Of NEGROES, for whrh I Will
nav liberia prices Ih"s" Wishing /" sell will 10
cell to call on me before selling 1T my old stand
at West End, Alexandria. Va.
Ieatr JOSEPH EkUfN.
yKTALL PAPERS. of all the very latest pat
wv terms, furnished and hang in The best ni:'''-
ner at i. p. CLAkkE'S New Paper h".s'"s
"'' -.nt ~
0tLovERSEED of prime quality, trom the
u Valley aud Ohio, for sale by .nr
feb is MLApE u Nla II L.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
pHILdD ELPiiIA

pI Liza
1 BENEVOLENT Institution established by
"a special Endowment for the Relief Of the
Sick and Distressed, afflicted with Firurnt and
Chronic Diseases, and especially for the Cure Of
Diseases oi the Sexual Organs.
Medical advice given gratis, by the Acting
Surgeon.
Valuable Reports on Srcrmatorrh"a, and other
Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and On the NEW
REMEDIES employed in the DiSlcnsnry, Seht in
scaled letter envelopes, free OF charge. Two "r
three stamps for postage acceptable. Address,
Dir. J. SkIiLlN lIOUGllTON, Howard A$so-
citation, Philadelphia, Pa.
Philadelphia. NH I6-w;in
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.--
Y The undersigned oilers at private sale, on
liberal terms, the following property:
IT.. |. BRICK STOKE, OH King street. be-
.s%;a tween Fairfax and Royal streets, fronting Oh
King street 81 feet lni inches, and 100 feet deep,
lately occupied by Bryan Il :Adarns.
>5=s :. \ comfortable two story B K Z IL
jill HOUSE, (dweIling,) OH Prince street, oppo-
site the Guxette Office. Front on Prince street ~
feet, md l"0 feet deep.
3 An undivided moiety of lot ut the south
east corner of Madison anI EailiaA streets, front
ing OH Fairfax street to feet, and extending into
the Potomac River. |. LOUIS INNER,
mh lU-2awiW Trustee.
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HATS, CAPS, R0ENETs, SC.
John T. EVANS, 80 King-stree

JOHN T. EVANS, 80 King-street,
Il 4 0ST respectfully ni"r;nS hiS numerous ems
lfs tourrS tIia; he has Just received II choice
assortment Of BONNETS, RiHBONS, FLOW
ERS, and RuCHES. BONNET SILKS. SC.
AISoa large assortment "i Misses FLATS and
Infants HATS, AL of the latest style, which will
he Snd low 10 suit the times. One call will con
vince ll that his S"rk stands unrivallci Tor rich
ness oi materials, beauty, and variety Of design.
Ali in want are invited to call and examine.
Also. 4 large assortment OF Gentlemen SOFT
FRENCH HAT and MOhESklN HAT, of the
latest $tylc. NH -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-30

ItfS~ Children and Servants with the usual tie
ductions. g. FONTAiNE.
President of Virginia Ctnlra! railroad.
5;.fS- TICKETS for sale III all tae above Man:ei
Stations on the Alexandria, L"uloun and lamp
shire Railroad. ". BLYTHE.
General Superintendent. A., l.. i II. Il. r.
cn1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-30

"a VESSELS WANTED FOX NORFOLK,
-sss==@z.A Va. Dispatch given. Apply to
NH 90 FOWLE 4 CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-30

70 VESSEL WANTED for Philadephia
-<i4zsA Dispatch given. Apply 70
Ioh Is EOWIE j. co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-30

FIRE.-The large fire that took place on
Thursday evening, and which shone 30 con-
spicuously to the north of Washington, was
ut Meridian Hill. 1t WAS the pavilion in
the rear of the main building which was
burnt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-30

NABINEr, CHAIR. AND SOFA MANUFAC-
~ TORY, No 1870 King street, ii,ra""tt", Fe-
Having lately fitted up one OF the haudsoueS
aud mast spacious WareroumS ii tho city, for th'
FURNIrUkE BUSINESS, | respectfully insit'
public attention. to luy large stock OF Fuhal-
TUkE, which | am constantly increasing Per
sons visiting city viii dud it 10 their advan-
tagc To give call the range Of my GOODS,
in respect TO quality and price is such as 10 cover
the wants and views uf all. My stock com ,riSos
Mahogany Sofas, Rocking Cane sni Wood Seat
Sitting Chairs, SiaehuuriS, Blessing Bureaus
marble top aud plain.) Marble Top aud Plain
Wash Stands, Marble Top Sofa, Card, Book, and
Fancy Tables, Cottage Set, Be,lSeuds Of all put
terus, sucb as High Fielding, French, Low-Post,
rrnnIle Bedstcads. several patterns ot Cottage
Belsteuds; Hus Racks. Wardr"hes Looking Glas-
ses and II ltrge number Of other ARTICLES embraced
III the business.
21s5- Beds, Bolsters, Pillows, Mattresses, &c-
constantly on hand.
..t III JAMES II. DEVAUGHN.
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LOCAL. ITEMS.

PORT OF ALRxASDRIA.-The "ice block
ade" of the Potomac river during con-
siderable portion of the months of January
and February last completely stopped tte
river trade. Navigation was only pSsable
during a portion of the time, and even
then, WAS impeded by floating ice, and
curtailed by all the uncertainties incident
to inland navigation during the winter
season in this climate. We compile state
ment of the arrivals at the port, exclusive
of wood and oyster vessels, during the
partial suspension of navigation occur
ring in the months mentioned January,
Steamers, 8; Ships. 0; Bsrques, 0; Briggs, l;
Schooners, 10. February, Steamers. IL
Ships, |; Barques, |; Brigs, IL; Schooneis II.
Total arrivals, January. 1861, 28 January,
1860, ~; February. 1861, 81; February.
1860, 2S. The month of March will show ~
large increase on these figures.
IMpRov old brown house at
the Northeast corner of Cameron and Fair
fax streets. which has long been an syesors
to the neighborhood. is now undergoing re-
pair, and under the hands Of skillful arti-
zans will so on become an ornament to the vi
cinity in which it is situated. A thorough
renovation within and without. will 6t tho
large building for it's new owner; Mr.. Sam
uel Tennneson, who intends to fit up the base
ment in the most approved style of q modern
restaurant. ..." '.-
FIsu-TowN.-The Fishing season" has
just begun, and, as yet there are few srri-
walls of fish. Fishtown, however, is all in
readiness for the trade, the booths of re-
freshments, the yats for fish ''striking" the
sailing house. and even the fish cutters
await with shurpened knives the advent Of
the fish, TO commence vigorous operations
We trust it may not be long before the
run will commence, and q most productive
and profitable season reward the labors of
all engaged. ..-.......
FIRE.-The large ire that took place on
Thursday evening, and which shone 30 con-
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

THROUGH TICKETS To RICHMOND.
S5 IA. ia, -.
DY AGREEMENT with the Alozandria. Lou
ID doun and Hampshire Railroad Company.
Thronyh Ijc"cts mW hrr"ottsr Il" iss""d ore" me
Orunyc ant Aieranirj" "pf 1-Hirni huiir""I%.
from al fh. Stations on TIE 4i-..un'j,.is, L0"inH"
und Hampshir~ Erti 10 HjcamoHJ "f f@d"c@d
prires.
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r.. is r:3:5:::::::. -: :.55 u .=5:
Eyyas go 80 SsnaS1E -::-z.---s,zrG
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
INVITE the attention vi the public to the iariI'
/ ties afforded by this Colnp"ny, "r tfs quick and
safe conveyance Of Specie, Bank Notes, valuable
packages, heuyy and bulky freight, Ne. ,,
EXPRESSES for the East 10 Baltimore fh'ia~
delphia, New York. Boston, Providence, Hartford
&c. close at our Office daily, 1T | o'clock, T. Vi.
EXPRESSES cor ahe Suuth. t" Richmond, Fred
ericks sburg. Petersburg. and Tor points III N"rth
Carolina South Carolina. and Hr"rsin, close at
our office daily. at oclnrk, t. NJ.
EXPRESSES Tor Lyuchhnrg, Bristol. hnoxHllie.
Chattanooga. Nashville, Memphis, New Orleans
and intermediate points, (yia Orange and AieXan
dria Ralroud.l close nj our carr 1t o.3o, a. NJ.
Our EXPRESSES are always accompanied by
careful and trustworthy ulcSStnScTs ana the iuhl'
can rely upon all business entrusted to IFS oeihS
done with safety, pun2uaity. and !"*pntch.
RArEs.--Fr"u Baltimore. % cents per loo los;
from Philaderha. 81; from New N"TF. si,'o.
zass~ No packages Of goods taken by weight IN
less weighing oyer 200 i6S.
nv S-,f Il. W. FALLS, agent.
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IUST IN SEASON-4n"i5yf .Hiii;"rg B~oh.-
y Tactics Tor officers ui lniautry, Cavalry. and
Artillery. arranged and complied hy l.. \. Buck
tiication and Furt Defence, price 17c.; i'll pocket
book i1rm, 81. Just published, and for sale by
nj II ROBERT HELT.
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To aud from Winchester, So; Gvrryviiie. 50;
Leesburg, $l.5o. intermediate points IL proper
tiou ". BLYTHE,
my l7-atf General Superintendent.
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TO The PUBLIC.

TO The PUBLIC.
uANING received an agency from the Orange
4 L Factory, Orange Co.. North Carolina, for the
sale Of their COTTON YARNS, | shall from this
date be prepared 10 II all orders for the same, at
factory prices. TbeSa YARNS are put up in
wrappers and numbered, ani are warranted to be
as good ii not better, than YARNS manufactured
at the Northern Far1"r;ca.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-30

(tAEICATuRES FOR THE TlMES.-Nir
y gina Paus ing, or the Mother oE States in &
very bad way, Two new circaturcs, suitable II the
present state Of things u Virginia. price l3c each,
ius published and Tor sale by
NH II ROBT. BELL.
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Jan 2l--d3m

DAKIAN WARE.-We have just received two
1 hogsheads Of Parian Ware ot our own importa
tons, consisting OF Vases Pitchers. Rose Water
Ewer>, Cologne Bottles Match H"xc5, Hot Punch
and Mulasaes Jugs, suiahHsior Christmas presents
which we offer at greatly reduced prices.
l2mo = r. II. MILLER, SON ~ co.
5IOAL--While and Red Ash Anthracte and
I J Cumherlund Goa LIS on hand, nnd being con
-tnntlY received Tor sale by cargo car, load, or
sinola too anrIy 10 b. B. SMITH
5zs1;- Orders may lie left at Potomac Insurance
Office, or rny otacr. Oh the Wharf, between Came
rnn AMI Queen streets Octg
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GRANGE i ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.

LA - l II II e:
nN and alter SATURDAY, Jamuary 18th,
" 1861, a TRAIN will leave Alexandria daily,
for Lynchburs and the Southwest. connecting III
GordonSville with the Trains the Virginia Cen
trail Railroad, for Richmund, Charlottesville,
Staunton, &c, and with tho Train on the Manassas
Gap Railroad, sur Woodstock. Nj. Jackson. &c.
Through Tickets to RICHMOND. LYNCH
BURG. KNOXVILLE. MEMPHIS, NASH
VILE, MOBILE. MONTGOMERY, and NEW
ORLEANS, ut INC Ticket 0Nicc. corner of Duke
and Henry streets.
Leave Alexandria at? ?.lj, 4. NJ, ana arrive mt
Lyuchburg AT 3 40, L. NJ.
leave Lynchburg Ut 5.l0, 4. NJ, ANA arrive at
Alexandria nj l.50. ?. ".
J. NJ. BROADUS, General Ticket Agent.
ian FIT
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- .:! Ii :::::!
PASSENGERS tor this Read will leave the
l. Alexandria Station. in the prang" Tran at
!, A. NJ, daily tSund#ys excepted. arrive al Al
eXundria at >, ?. NJ. Through tickets hy this route
to MiIdlcbc:s and Winchester.
Tie Trains leave Mount Jackson daily (Snn-
days excepted At T:3u. 4. NJ. .nd arrive 1T Al
eXandriA At l:51. T. NJ.
iy 6--tf EDWARD GREEN. Treasurer.
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ROBERT BELL.

hTEW BOOKS AN ID huPLlCATES.-Thc
~ Cities OF Refuge, Sunday Book for the
Young, by Rcy. J. K. NJ. Duff, b. D., SOC.
Marion Leslie. or Light at Home. with hi in
PRODUCTION, by Rev. II 4. Eoardnlan, 4uc.
Annals Of the Rescued. by The auIhcr o. "EIaste
to Ih. Rescue" I5c.
Grapes nr ESchol, or tilcnnings from the Land
of Promise, by Rev. !. r. McDuh, author OF
informing and Night Watches, &c zoe.
True Manhood, its nature, foundation, and de
velupmcnt. Il Book for Young Men. by Rev. VIM.
Landeis vI London, &c. Received, and for sale
hy lmif q JOHN II. PAEROTT.
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UDOLPIl0 WOLFHS
PU Re-, POR RI w IN E :,

and EotlIel BY himsell. tho aamo as The
'ort Wine.
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p,ia, fhOEESTANT SCHOOL.

schoofo,H wiz re her Boarding and D.v
Superior instructions in the R,vs ~ I4tA
Ysas 20 ootn OF Ehsh equally scrous ate, ton
parmsn oAe valiant, viii snpernsend he Frs5cs ~.
-
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Apple Brandy, Is Years Old.
VETE have a small lot Of Apple Brandy from North Caro-
Wv lima, said to be 10 Years Old, Which bellows
be strictly pure, and a. represented.
nay96 LELLYETT & SMITH.
Also in Bond Cask Of James Hennsssy Brandy VintaT
1881 which think will suit the fastdious palate
L.. & 8
Also, lot Of Choice WHISTLES in store since 1857,
and which defy competition
LELLYETT & SMITH,
nay26 60-dIm Nos 10 and 2 South Market street.
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Money

Found,
NN the Lebanon Turnpike, the Hermitage Pocket
Book containing several premoFy notes aud other
which the By calling this Office and paying
this advertisement.
Cct6dw-u.
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49, nnores philadelphia, Nevx vert
4 n0s sSaas and the only RoSS -.
WashiEagtOn city.
q ONO II al n ~. ~ ~ AND BALTIMORE AVN
vn1O RAaLhOADs terminate At Dsltiso-. - I
on Cy en- ne East and Columbus on = [ - .ess
connects Win Railroads Tor from All VICE RiSes'
Wests South.vgost and Wo~,,-
R.issssnEsrs b tnis Route visit TIE 80. :,
NeE York, OF Boston, he 800 - - 9fe
hork or Boston alone, By ether lines u te<e % New
the Eastern saa s9 ss Pr9eaIsd yin Warrington CITY
TTi,eesping cars attached % al night srn5s pSony'
All principal points. r"ese OF stopping ca at
v,;s IN y men and travellers. for pleasure or
IA eastern Cities at comparatively s-sp -
s for Its xOndsTfa isanty 40 $50
police: its ne world l6 sysen Of day and nfrbt 1-s
ARE Equipment; its exclusive eieSsn6
lance Of DE oe tfAck les me botels under ths
and comfort 1safes 70 ue passengers speed s.s.f
hepriDepa ana saggage Cheeks can be procured Al "A
Asa Tor et-fs - anS Steamboat 0nBces In he West
W p sS ne Baltimore and Ohio RziIrocd
L. Cn ~ Z - Master rrnsportaeiou EORw
II sS nv 4 3, densrAl Tekss Agent. 4 4 ans
r. i I 49, ' AZ, Gen. Western Aren't a koR1
j. ~ Pfes't, D Il ri -
sprill9 ~ senI Ticket Agent, c 6RR
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JASPER BRANCH RAILROAD.

oTTIcE NAsHvnLz & CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD Co.,, ,
October 3D. 1859.
order Of the Board Of Directors made on tho
I'D Stock Of the Company subscribed fer building
Road from Bridgeport Jasper payable to the Treasurer
Company asfolOWs:
One dollar each Share the November 1852 and two
dollars each Share ldAys December 1852 Janus
February, March, April May, June, July August sepeu-
Der, October, and November, 1860.
Paymentma be made Jackson Pryor Jasper or 70
Treasurer at his Office in Nashville .-
PronpnesEn meeting these calls is requested
OF Stock aste construction Of the depends exclusively
on the means provided specifically for that purpose.
oet5-0 W. A GLEAvEs, Treasurer
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WILL eel for cash. at court HonSe IN Ss1vis On
Saturday the 29tb .y Of negro by amed
Jackson levied on Is property Of Inerss
70 satisfy execution in hands sae1 ~ =
Esq In favor m Joo l. Bayne, four hundred and nfig an
dollars. sae according to law . - A-' - "
decf;-
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O""rlest0n and SaWaD1.6
FREIGHT - g a

HAIES REDUCED AND SPEED yD-c,,,,,,,
~ freight Trains osan he ,o,,I,
EasbviIIs DOer 1859 through rates iror No StsT the
s ssst Cas- sp per lo9 lbs. q g Third Class. p. O0
Hats Caps and BGsss.., = FOURTH Glass; % 3
Time from Savannah ana cb,,i-,.,r
and half aad four dzys - NaanFiliss thrss, thres
Time ana Ss. Es. FORK and Philadelphia seven and
sryeoing sahbaths eauss the alovs v,,;..
NJ a.ns are run on Sunday over tsse ns e' g no
pt damages occurring sea- urousl ana 9AAsss tex
49, F&s wAxDERsOs
VII PROTESTANT SCFFO6T
Philadelphia, 4th Year-
M ADAAE VALIANT wiz re omen he Ro.-.a..
se5lebs, ladies' at l6S Chestnut Street - -
g1aHenss 70 both Of Ehish equally sros md Ess3eA
n.- i'h Madame Valiant VIII snperinssnd ne T e. = 1
S. ------------ ssps-Ah1
stewart County, State of TenDe--.-
= veF--Janes B. MccArroIl e Al, '. o.. DS-
arts b ~, T sell hna II Appearing me frsu
HeSsrro James MeCarro sH uel NcOsy-oI ssnn
residents n ~ law o. IrAus MccarrOl 6sceGsi are %
H Ha publication be male for Sour eopSrr., ordered
city Of Nssbvie Newspaper published IN ~
Is tne iiees OF the COUNTY Court n s.ss
Tennessee The t a9as n said county the s1ass ~
fsssi A. - sS - b or the viii
- " -eA an set down for hearing sxparts, w
eecz-glt-prsfess 81 " ooE, Clerk
Manny's ComDIneS, Reas,s.r -
,~-,-,,- Mower.
~ - WOODS IMPROVErENr.n
~ machine eeez ved the trst ursY,- -
z95s Ae.I s ne OesteObinsd Rsaping s ss.r4
is seo,S Is' Agricultural Fair held at fs-iIis
ss.s y Jay Where al he prpaI Machines = sss
through MSr.baI d eJ Inc committee nSs
Society, at Louisville, KY 10" oNAfes Azrieuitura
iseeis the awa. the best =,
mi
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- W@ERssIsE

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER nth, 1880,
Passenger Trains, Eas. West VIII run IS follows
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at $50 A N and 3PN
Arrive 81 Chattanooga l:30 P NJ aud I:45AM.
COMING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at 7:30A n and 7:30PM
Arrive at Nashville At 500 p II and A NJ
Ii rail connection and shortest to Boston New YORK
~ PhlAde ph4, baltimore, Warrington City, Richmond
Petersburg, Lynchbug, Knoxville Savannah Charleston
Montgomery Menu his, New Orleans, &C.
Both Trains Stevenson with Trains an Mmphia
and Charleston Railroad and Chattanooga with Trains on
East Tennessee and Georgia and Western Atlantic
Through Tickets may be had at any hour application
reket AGENT at ONCE ?. Depot, to the following places and
Nashville to New York. via Ea7t Tenn 4 Va routa s3O as
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,soIVemt NOtie'

r~x,v Of The estate q John caruthers, deesasei
being sugEesi The cs o. s iSoa Ssn g,I,a
~ - hereby notified 70 Ole the, ezally arahe
sstd With The said cE ofMsr9s county , On
or before the arst day atAy ~" - M n IIFTIGDFr
division pro rata may Be nade - " 5at.s
---.--'---St.
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GENERAL FkE1sRT oyTIoE, rASHvIEzE DECATUR r. RI
NASHVILLE, kcv. 18th. 1850.
ON AFTER the eoth nst fsghts for Decatur, all points
Memphis and Charleston and all oadI
viii be received and sent forward without delay.
prompt attention freight must have plain shipping
marks the destination in full and initials road on
package. Stock sent through With and dispatch.
JOHN W. RATOAIFEE,
novis-dIm General Aeert .
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Freight to New York and PhIIadeIDhfa
COTTON AND FLOUR,
VA
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH.
Cotton per s Of not than 500 pounds % 25
No nSurance except from Charleston aud Savannah
New York and Philadelphia.
Cotton compressed at the option and when
conpfessed can he ghsd from New York foreign ports
at 4 to 3l6 less than cotton not compressed
Through receipts by the Freight Agent OF the Nash
vale and Chattanooga Railroad.
CIV ANDERSON,
dec Sttf-B y General Agsst4
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ANTI-D SPEPTIC
YEAST POWDERS.

This excellent article rendering Bread Buiscu Mu
hns Wales Ginger Bread, Crusts Of Pies all sweet
and fancy Cakes BuckSheat and other gfdde Cskes almost h
SPONTANEOUSLY light as well q nutrsus II il generally COP:
dered that NEST Of Dyspepsia, and its attendant evils
arise from the practice Of esng heavy Bread Cakes
little Of this powd be added boiled Puddings
Pics etc will only make them psatable, more
dsesbe, thus removing the principal objection their
use Price, s. cents per Boy Prepared ard sold by
STREGCH d FORBES,
.. Druggists, Nashville Tenn
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ESTRAYs--DIcksOn County.

TEJAKaN pby WN HraGrE in I'M District Of said county,
Bay hare, AZ hands high, bay color star in forehead
about IS year cid e hind foot white, sore back and unHed
Appraised I'D October, IsC0, 70 IS A. }. AbbEN,
nov23-W3ts Ranger.
TEyAKKN up By Jas brown IT, Tanbul, in "a Diitrie
in said county fourteen miles Ssuth East Of Charlotte
Dark hay Horse, IS hands two inches high, Ih0d al
scar on nose Old, saddle bo1s As
bsek- Appraised 26th October, IeOO, % s0o.
nov23-E3ts A. . ALLENs ksngr.
gU0AKEN m by ANDREW WALLACE, In 1lth DiEtre ald
county on esd yellow Greek ten miles youth West q
Charlotte a Dark Bay Horse, sway hack, poor, bars
osted fourteen AMI half bands high, aud aen years
old. Appraised 18th November, 1850, 20 S35
nOV23-w3t' A. J. ALLEN, Ranges.
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MASONIC.

aeall meeting Of NewPoTtland Lodge No 2s, met e ~
"A room, Saturday the 9Th Of October, 1850, Aaf
thena expelled from all the rt and prvses Of ana
excepted Masons Tor gross and unussSnie sond1c
By order Of the Lodge, JOHN " Hall,
LIT
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Il .caEArHAN. sp cuArzAH
M. & e. f. CHEATHAM,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERs
ElNR BRANpIEs, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, NAILS,
DOARsTIC LIQUORS, &c,
CORNER or C0LLEGA AND OHURCR S7REETH
Nashville, Tennessee.
In receipt OF large and we'll Of
w Groceries, Liquors, consisting part fsows
$50 hhds Sugar, all grades genuine Havana Crars,
go bills hcice Molasses 200 kegs Nails, assorted
100 do do 0dozen Painted Buckets;
$50 bags prime Rio Coaeei so nests Tubs;
100 bbls Powdered, Crushed and 10 bbs English wanua
Loaf eugri 10 bbls Pecans,
I50 boxes Star Candles; 10 bbls FiIharis.
100 boxes Tobacco assorted
FINE BRANlIES, WINES, 10
IS Xxx chptse French BEardies;
60 4 casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port WiHss.
Use baskets best brands Champagne
50 boxes Soovill Clarst,
100 bbls 6ne Robertson Ceanty Whisky
25 bbls pure old Rye do
5 do do do Bourbon Do
And also large stock Of Common WHISKY, Brandy
Gin, &C. -
POWDER AGENTS.
Agents for the Dupont Hazard Sycamore Povdsr TIA
derIgnst being the only AgAia NsVeo The Manufacturers,
argsstock OF Powder on hand, In Magazine for sale.
3 kegs Dupont Re Powder 1000 kegs Hazard Blasting Pow
500 u DO do do der;
$50 $50 < % DO DO SeOo kegs Sycamore BlastiaE
900 x do do do $50 cases Of Powder, assorted
200 do do = do bEsnds;
5000 Dupont Blasting Paw 80 bills Toy, Rockford Co.,
der. safety fuse -
IahIl II. &. 3. 2. CHEATHAh, Agents.
SOLE AGENTS EOFE
DupontsPowdsr; joy, Bedford & Co.'S Safety
Sycamore do
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InSOIVent Notice.

HAVING suggested to the Dickson County Court Clerk,
Insolvency Of Solomon Petty, deceased all persons having
against the notified TO file them Clsrk,
properly auncaed before "a day Of March, 1861,
orthey will be forever barred. JAMES DUNNAGAE.
dec8-vfts AdninbtratoF.