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FURS. FURSt

FUKS, FURS!
rHRISTMAS PRESENTS AT sEYM ,UE,s IN
~ 6E9RGET0WN -Notbing can be more sppro
pirate as present to lady than beautiful set Of
fuRS. Just received this say on New York e!e
CANT Gets Of
Some Martep. Mink Martep,
Fitch, Rock Marten, Squirrel, TrGine
The greatest abundance Of rhildren's Furs
Prices lower than ever W. T. SEYMUU.
Gee Zo-3ts No. 1G2 Bri ;g. street..
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OWEN q. BESroR,

OWEN q. BEsroR,
MATHEMATICAL PHILOSOPHICAL AND OPTICAL
N = II L. U M Il. NE M A kER.
Instruments In the line Of bis prore -pon
MADE AND REPAIRED
WITH accuracy, Neatness and Despatch.
Also, Dealer Ira
SCIENTlFI7 cooks, MINERALS, FOsgILs,
SHELLS AND COINS.
.. NO.275
Pa. avenue, between Tenth event. s'r.
TAYLOR q MAURY have the honor to an.
l. nounce the completion Of the preparations for
the Festival Season.
In a'dition to their ordinary stock (Which has al.
ways been characterized by elegance and vsrietv)
they hsve received choice selection OF beautifully
illustrated and ta.tefulIy bound books-arsiclsa Of
'veriu" in POI celsin, Bronze and other raaaucac.
ture
Writing Dssks il Papsr Mache and rosewood
Card Baskets, Inkstan1s
La lies Csbas, Cigar STANDS and Cases
Porte Monnaies, Taper Stands &c.
Together with ge-er:l assortment Of Move, les,
remaik Die far 'mbn2tion of the neful with the
ornamental at prices suitable to ths artzsn or mil
Eonaiie.
dsc 9o-tf
ID BEAUTIFUL WORK BOXE.
IL ID rosewood and Iapisr mache Desks
10 supe Pianos
"a Tltcp's Guitars
fide Pspier nac;ie Size Tabiss
u dozen crted VioIin5
In ad tition t. CARD Cssss. Porte Mer;iaies
Gill rens Toys, beautiful Vases, and a lost Of
Fancy Goods; all Iuitstle for P eseuts
JNO. z. ELLIS,
Pa. svsaue, between Oh ard 10th Sta, No 3O6.
de. 20 If
rAssiSTMAs PRESENT.. f,r the Bows.
~ The most approSIi.te presents for Boye during
tina Holidays f-e good Suit Of Clothes. 0.ercoet
or Iaima, seectsd from our rresert large and beau.
tifui assortment, which can bs purchased o. cd
quality for mere trife OF
WALL Z STFPHkNS,
Pa. avenue, next door to IRON He'll.
dec 20-3t
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Proceedings of To-Day.

Proceedings of To-Day.
In the Senate, to-day, the private bill from
the House, for the relief of Mary Rutherford
was passed.
On motion of Mr.. Bayard, the bill to secure
the rights of citizenship to the children o.
American citizens born abroad was taken uI
and amended and duly passed.
Mr.. Hunter then brought up the invalid
pension bill.
Mr.. Fessenden moved an amendment to the
bill placing the widows and orphan children
OF officers, seamen, and marines of the Navy
Of the Revolution, on the same footing, as re-
CARDS pensions, with those of the widows and
orphan children of officers and soldiers of the
Revolutionary army.
This proposition was advocated by Senator
Brown and Chase for it, and Hunter against it
on the ground that it was not appropriate tt
the bill before them.
In the House, Mr. Fuller moved a resolution
instructing the Committee on Commerce to in
quire into the necessity for legislation to pro
tect the rights Of American citizen purchaser
OF vessels OF foreigners; agreed to.
Mr.. Whitfield, delegate from Kansas, ap
peared in the Hall, and was sworn in.
Several bills were presented and referred;
steam dredge on Lake Champaign
The bills granting additional powers to thu
Corporation of Washington; increasing thu
compensation Of the Auxiliary Guard; incor
porating the Mutual Fire Insurance Company
of the District of Columbia; and the bill au
thorizing the Washington Gas Light Company
to increase its capital, were passed.
The House then went into the Committee O
tho Whole on the state of the Union, (Mr
Phelps in the chair,) and took up the bill t.
suppress the circulation of small notes in thu
District Of Columbia.
Amendments thereto were proposed, and ad
vocated in fve-minute speeches, by Messrs
Simmons, Grow, and Hughes, and opposed by
Mr. Hamilton, who urged the enactment Of thu
bill as it came from the Senate.
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e Real estate continues to be sold in New
York daily at auction, at ruinously low prices
splendid dwelling house in the 5th avenue,
near 3Oth street-righti in the contre of upper.
tendom-was disposed of this week for SO, 0OO
Its actual coat two years since, was 81, 600.
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INCREASE OF PAUPERs-Tbs whole number
Of paupers in the United States, supported in
whole or in part by public funds, within the
year 1853, was 1874, 972, against SO. 1853 in 1850.
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Capt. Oliver Byrns, Scientific LIE,
GRAND ANNUAL BALL
DF THE
GERMAN YAGERS.

FENHE "GERMAN YAGERs' respectfully inf nm
i their friend. both civil and miiitsry, that their
ANNUAL BALL will be given On MONDAY
EVENING, January 1st, 1855, at CARUsPs
SALOON.
Everything sha be done n the part Of the com.
pany to give satisfaction, and the committee pledge
themselves to do their part in every particular,
at the door.
Price of tickets ONE DOLLAR & FIFTY GENTS
No hats to be worn Id the ball room except ~
tn military.
Con.mittse Of arrangements.
Ensign n Hopp, Klots,
Or sgt NJ Ruppeil, G Schlegel,
j Angermsn, & Govemondor,
Openstein.
Floor NGnagers.
NJ. Ruppel, Os, FW Selhausen, O. Mr.
doe I0-W&S&d1W
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CHEAP FOR CASH
~ SO bbls Old Whiskey
20 do Restfed Liquors
20 60 Dom, site Brsniy
10 do fourth proof 20 bbls Vinegar
90 DO Sweet Wine, lew price
der, ard Black Teas
large assortment CT Pepper, kc.
~ bbls Herriugs Eastern
p do Mackerel
go kits Goldfish
% boxes Cheese
AL to be had st low cash prices by
-, TH0S DELANEY,
uec Is-4t No. z Louisiana avenue.
ook OUT For THE CAHs VI HEN THE BELL
~ d! Gs-Just rec. wed Mt the new Ukion Book
81 re-ihs Autebogra ply of the Incompatible Bar.
mum; Life of the indefatigsble Greeley; Ruth Hall,
coe1nnous story by Fanny Fern, the woman writer
OF the 18th century, and Fern Series complete with
Little Ferns" and host of Books for the holidays,
Just opening at the new Union Bookstore ga Penn.
ryNahia avenue. dec 19-tf
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DOR HIRE-A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN (slave
Il with the beat recommendations as to character
good cook, washer and ironer. Apply at Miss Brs
GOES, 18th street, Immediately opposite War De
partment. dee 20-3t
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OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Waxhinufcn. Dec. z

Washington, Dec. l9, 1854
Tn, following extract from the "London Gazette
of November :, 1854, has been officially ccmmun;
-cs.ed to this department:
NOTIFICATION.
FOREIGN OfFr L, DowNrNs srhEtT,
Novem be- 8 1864.
II IL hereby notified that tho Earl IF clarend N,
her Majestys principal secre.ary Of State for For
eign Affairs has received from the Lo DIS Ccmmis
sioners of tbs Admiralty copy Of desr atch "Dnhe
of Wellington off Faro sound 2lst October, 1854
from vice Admiral Sir Charles Napier, B corr.
manier in chief Of her Majsstys nsva forces IN the
,ltic trming their lordsbips that he had raises
the blockade Of the Ruesian ports aforementioned
from that date:
"Islsnds Of Arc. Uto.ths Aland Archipelago, Nys
tad, Riorneborg. Chrs!isnstad. Wsss, Wslgrund
islands, Little Carleby, Lotto, Kalsjoki, Brshisst.
Uiestorg, Karl, island, Ito Gessils, Kemi and oil
interpsdiate Russian ports {, Nedet To. situa-
ted at the had Of TIE Cult OF B,thna. In ia:u ir
about IS deg so min. north, Longitude "a deg. 10
min. east "
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GUUUS.
MI KS. NIXON GO. resp ctfullr inform the nub.
IX1 Lilo that they have taken the elisibly situntei
sto:e lately occupied by Messrs. HiIbus & Hitz
nue. Seals' :, touth eide fennsylvanis avenue, :
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets and have ons,ed
ing 10 part Of N0-''''
: = iJewsirys ~ Perfumery,
Oon BIS, Gloves,
Brushes, Hosiery, -
Shirts, Trfmmiups
- -- &c, &c, &c
All OF which We will sell at the yery lowest No .
York prices. A call Is so.ici ed AVG"
DEC s-a MRS. NIXON 4 90.
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CONGEEssIONAL.

In the Senate, yesterday, after We went to
press, Mr.. Brown introduced tho following
new joint rule, which, having been advocated
in few remarks by himself, was referred to
the special committee On the claims board
proposition:
GO There shall be appointed Standing COM
mittee of the Senate, to consist of seven mem
bers, and another of the House Of Representa-
tives, to consist Of thirteen members, to be
called in each House the general committee
on claims 1t shall be the duty of said com
mittee in the House Of Representatives to re-
port bill at each session of Congress making
appropriations for tie payment of private
claims. When the several committees of the
House report in favor of any claim, the report,
with the evidences on which it is based, shall
be referred, without debate and as matter of
privilege, to the said general committee on
claims; and If that committee, after due ex-
animation, concur in said report, they shall
insert an item for the payment Of said claim
IN the bill for the payment of private claims,
and thereupon submit the report and evidence
to the House, to be printed or otherwise dis
posed of IS the House may direct When the
bill aforesaid is reported from the House to
the Senate, it shall be forthwith referred to
the general committee on claims in the Sem
ate, and they shall proceed to insert therein
such items as may, in like manner in the
Senate as in the House, have been reported
from the several committees. and have re-
ceived also the sanction of said general COM
mittee. The said bill, before its final passage
in either House, shall be read by sections, and
a separate vote taken upon each section or
item and this, Notwithstanding the previous
question may have been moved and seconded
In the order of business, the bill for the pay
ment Of private claims shall have precedence
over other bills next after the general appro.
Or alton bills
And then, after the consideration of unim-
portant business, they adjourned.
In the House, the bill to amend the charter
of Washington city was further discussed in
Committee of the Whole.
Mr.. Giddings moved to add to it proviso
that No person shall be imprisoned Tin Wash
ington city unless charged with crime or Of.
fence; not agreed to-ayes IS, noes not counted.
This bill being laid aside to be reported
back
The bill to increase the compensation of the
Auxiliary Guard to 5000; and the bill to in
corporate the Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany in the District of Columbia, were con-
sidered and laid aside to be fayorably re-.
ported on.
The committee then proceeded to consider
the bill to suppress the circulation of small
notes as q currency in the District of Colum-
bia which was discussed by Messrs. Hamil-
ton, McMullin, Florence, Shelton, Letcher
Davis Of Indiana, and Taylor of Ohio, ere
they rose, when the House adjourned
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NOTICE.
A IL Persons ind .bted to G. W. Colsman's Grocery
n gtore, Bridge street. Georgetown, D. O., 70,
whom have been agent will please pay him, q 8
am NO longer agent for him.
dee 1876 FIT MILBOURN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-20

List Of Patents issued from the United
States Patent Office, for the week ending Dec.
10, 1S54-each bearing that date: s
Charles P. Bailey, of GAINESVILLE, Ohio-For
feeding apparatus to machine for cutting ir.
regular forms.
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A RT.CLES OF UTILIFY-CHRIsTMASP PRES
II ENTS-STEVENS, Browns Hotel. has fresh
large and elegant assortment Of Gents Scarf, Nspo
leon lies, Handkerchief, Cravas, Gloves, &C., of
the best qualities and latest importations Pc, sons
making present. will fna our sor ment complete,
and OF the hest quality, AID at the lowe7t prices
dec 20-3t Salssroom, Browns Hotel.
CTANDARD FRENCH AUTHORS, fine editions in
y fine Pa is bindings, are for sale in variety by
the undersignen: imported by himself from Paris
many Of them just opened.
dec 20 FRAEOK TAYLOR.
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FIRE CRACKERS,

FIRE CRACKERS.
a LOT just received Of Golden Chop No. l, forty
IA packs t, the box, for sale by the box only, at
the store OF the Canton Tea Company, No $40 Sew.
epth street. I rice low. Terms cash.
dec 20-3t HALL & HENNING,
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Attention Agent Resigned r.. W. Latham
Pension Agent at this point, has resigned.
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NEW CABINET WARERo0Ms.

,"AY DOWN EAST, Jack Uownins's
w lat, with High Life in New lork, the * ae
Awake CIT for 1855, &c, just il st the New OK
store, 474 Pa avenue dec 1917
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-20

The anti Small Note Bill.-It was deteI'
mined in the House, as we 60 to press. to pass
this bill substantially as it came from the
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The currsnt Operations OF ths Treasury
Department On yesterday the 10th of Dec
there wore OF Treasury Warrants entered On
}fah hoo
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J DERnIGNED having associated with him Mr. K i.
KIRKPATRICK in the Fancy Retail Dry Goods Business
will the business at the old stand No 81 Col
ege stieei under the style and firm ef X McNAlIsI
6Co ianl = K c McNAIRG.
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NOTICE TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS

'IHROUGH by Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroads Phil
adelphia to Pittsburg Pa, Massllon, Wooster Cleye
land Toledo Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis Lafayette
TerTe Haute Chicago and Mlkauke Through by Railroad
from Philadelphia 10 Cincinnati in 81 hours.
Shortest and quickest route from the Atlantic Cities to the
Great West Passengers will find this the most pleasant
route to y Orleans Only 81 to CINCINNATI 2 10 Louis
VILE sl9 70 St Louis, Via Pennsylvania Railroad an the
following daily Steam Packets from Pittsburg BuckeyeState
Capt Betshoover leaves Pttsburg Sunday; keystone
State Capt Charles Stone leaves PittSburg Monday ALE
cheney Capt Charles Bachelor leaves Pttsburg Tues
day; Crystal Palace Capt kountz leaves Pittsbufg ed
deSday Brilliant Capt Grace, leaves Psburg Thurs
day: Psburg Capt Hugh Campbell leaves Pittsburg Fri
day. Messenger No 3 Capt John Klinefeter leaves Pitts
burg Saturday Boarding and lodging board the Packets
Louis, s..
Fare through by Railroad from Philadelphia to Pittsburq
- 5' Masslon, Sl0 Cleveland, Sl0 Mansfield and Crest
line, Sill Columbus, Sl2 65 Toledo $l3; Cincinnati via
Crestlne,l SIS; Chicago, via Michigan Southern r. R.
SIS %. To Chicago Waukegan, Ken0sha ILL., Racine Nil
Waukle Sheboygan Wisconsin, via Detroit and Michigan
Central Railroad, SIS.
The Cars will leave the Commonwealth Station
Cornear OF Schuyk Fifth and Market Streets where
can be purchased of Bingham Dock Agents of the State
and Columbia Railroad Lines
The morning Express Train through to Pttsburg Cleve
land, Cincinnati and Chicago will leave at Z clock NJ
Through to Cincinnati in q hours.
The night Mail Train at l0JL p NJ Through to Cincip-
PittsbuIg
The above lines pass through and stop at Lancaster Har
risburg Lewistown, Huntingdon Hoilidaysburg John
stown, Greenburg, and intermediate places.
NoTlcE-ln case ofloss the Company viii hold themse
YES responsible for personal baggage only and for
not exceeding 500. THOS. MOORE, Agent
June IT, Pennsylvania Railroad Co.
The Columbia Railroad Line for Harrisburg via Column
Intermediate places, will leave the above static
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA-LANCAs.
TER DISTRICT.

tx Parte. Petition for sale of House and
Minor Clinton, Exect of Lot Land and Negroes; estate
Abyam Perry decd. J of A. Perry, deceased.
ordered that tina children of the brothers and sisters
of Abram Perry, deceased late of Lancaster District 5
e. that living the death of Margaret Ferry widow
of the late Abram Perry (Which June 30th 1851 do
establish their rights before the Commissioner IN Equity
for Lancaster District 5. c. before the LIST day of
March, 1854 and that the Commissioner do report thereon
the Court of Equity for said District (which will be
June Goth, 1851
The above order made in above case by the Court
June Tem 1853 and the persons whom the same re-
ers and applies notified TO comply with the acquisitions
therein FORTH failure to make known and establish the
relationship aforesaid will the of Testator
abraham Pery) TO be distributed between those who do
establish such relationship and operate above to those
who do not. JAMES II. WlTHERSP00N
Commissioner in Lquity, Lancaster District, S. c.
dec1-3m. ,t
- The following papers will copy three months and
forward their bills with number of the paper they are al
requested to notice the editorally The Common
wealth, Frankfort KY; The Register Raleigh n. c.; The
Advertiser Montgomery Aa The Recorder Milledgevle
Ga, The flag OF the Union, Jackson Miss The Union
and American, Nashville, Tenn; The Union Washington
Cftv.-LdHcdSter Ledger. j. II. W
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MERCHANTS AND PEDLARS-RAGS
WANTED.

AN paying three cents per h. cash. for all the cotton
i aud linen RAGS get, delivered at my paper and
rag warehouse on the square.
No merchant pedlar need have any fears Of selling
all the rags they bring at the highest price
It is the interest and duty OF the merchant to buy rags
for creates and draws custom ne otherwise would
get and he puts that which would otherwise go to
waste
Some silly persons consider disgrace to save rags
They ignorant OF the fact that the product fom
has done TO advance the happiness Of mankind than
any other thing known the man. and there are
thousands ofintegent who aware of the in
calcuable advantages they would beow upon growing
up family by saving their and with them their pro
ceeds pay for good Hepper that their children would
learn read with avdity and gather from host of in
formation in which our well being is associated.
JAMS W. ). WHITMAN.
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ERBs PATENT STRAW CUTTER AND INDEPEN
DENT CORN CHOPPER

THIS very important invention has been in use about
Il three years. The inventor has made improvements
which have rendered ii perfect STRAW AND CORN
CUTTING MACHINE. 1t has given entire satisfaction to
every who has used it. and is the superior machine
in USE for the purpose for which designed 1t sim
pie in all its parts durable and easily kept order 1t is
sefeeding, and easily worked by boy IL years of
1t will cut straw or corn in the shuck from half inch to
three inches in length Many certificates might be pro-
duced from Farmers who have used them to prove their
superiority any other straw and cutter now in
use Persons needing such article may assured
that in it they will lind valuable acquisition to their farm
or stable.
The subscriber has greatly extended his for
ufacturng these machines, and he socs for them
the attention Of the public, and the farmers and planters
particularly the South and West He will hereafter be
able fill all orders rapidly and ensures all machines
do the work for which they are designed.
Being the inventor and paentee and sole proprietor, he
viii dispose of rights for counties States reasonable
terms to any Mechanic who may wish to manufacture them,
and will furnish one set Of casting for patterns.
sepT-em JOHN h. ERB
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-29

pRANDIES, WIN rs, &c.-ALSO JUST RE-
ceved several Quarter and Eighth casks OF the pures
French Brandies Wines and Liquors of all descriptions
We have alsojU-t received few of the celebrated
Schedham Schnaps We respectfully invite the inspec
ton OF country and city dealers LYONS co,
n0vlS No 10, Cedar St
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And would respectfully inform city and country merchants
who make their this mar of Confeconares
and Fancy articles would do well call and examine before
I,urchasiIg 81 eUhere COMPTON d HOPPER.
ian5-dSg-u No "a, Broadway.
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sTATETE NNESsEE-DAVIDsoN CoUAT,
SHELTON Demoss, admir-, &c,
December Rules. 1858.

m = ., L; December Rules, 1853
Of Hannah RUSSELL decd.
DEFURE the Clerk and Master Of the County Court of
l. Davidson County. On motion, and it appearing 10
the satisfaction Of the Clerk that the following defendants
in the above cause wit Helen Dawson, who resides
the state of Missouri and Andrew Russell Jackson Russell
and Wesley Russell the three last being children of Miles
Russell dec d. and residents Of the State OF Kentucky
pon residents this State ard that the usual process othe
Court can be served upon them IS therefore, order
ed that publication be made in paper for thirty days
requiring defendants to appear al the February term Of
said Court 10 be held the Court House in the town OF
Nashville on the first Monday in February, 1854 aud plead
answer or demur the peon otherwise the will be
taken for confessed and for hearing r TO them
F. k. CliEATHAM,
ieco9-tri w untll st Feb Clerk.
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II FTeIfES Pa RNITUIsfs.-W shave just receive
N SETFEE K1rCHtx TAELss If tie most eonveBieI
articles Of kitchen furniture that has been invented
CsmEon kitchen Tables Wi;h drawers, -
Vine Sifes, various s,zes; l--ii-id
. 9,ep1 adder ;; DO do: f..hls EaE
Clothes Bozses GO. do; .l-- ,,s.-Si-,
. 81, Clothes Lines and Bed Cords
Skirt Boarts ard Bosom Boards; t.tia-
Towel Rollers. Window Washers; az h-zd
Bread and Nest TFays; ..s.l-eglFF1
Choppiny aud Saw knives; -.--..
Pastry Boards and Rolling Pins; IA -
Beef Steak Msus and Pots;oe Smashsrs; 2 .-allt
1- Lemon Sgusezers and Bang Starts. .TuEr
Wooden spoons and Batter Ladies'; NJ. 90
Cocoa shrii DipPers and Irvine Reels;
| Scrubbng aud Blacking brushes r,l- 't5i
Rat and Mouse Traps; rz8
D. Clothes Pins patent and plain; -r.-.-I
Table Mats Palm Leaf, OIL Cloth and Chinese;
Clothes Baskets, various sizes;
B4stng spoons. long and short handles; 40
Iron Table and Tes spoons; 49,
a1- Iron Swimmers and Ladies; -r.
Soup, GRAVY AMI Mix Sraiuers,
Cake Turner's and EGG Lifters; 4At4
H C,ean Chgrns and Egg Whips; ...h 90 -sr
SPICE Boxes, Flour Dreiges and Pepper Boxes,
Nutmeg Graters aud Japaped Bread Boxes,
Cake, Tea, Cash, Coffee and Sugar Boxes -
Britannia Brass Jspsned Lamps and CaudlestscSs
Molasses Pitchers. Punch Jugs and Cigar Lamps;
Patent Pocket and Plain Cork Screws -.,...
Freiich Sleeves and Silver Wire Strsiners
Salad Washers and Meat Forks various kinds,
Cheese fosters and Bird Rnasters; -Iftf
Napkin Rings and Nut Crackers; u
Box Irons. Italian irons, end FlOunce Irons;
CrmpiBg Irons. and Pa Irons
Nut Picks. and SaTline Openers.
Landing Nsediss-SkeWeTs;
81 Tea Bells. plated gilt --r.
Egg Boilers and Cork Drawers;
Crumb Brushes, Lamp Glass Brushes; o---'sit
Window Washers Counter busters, hos
Whisk Broouls and busting Pans. IN
... SNOW, MACKENZIE co,
House Furnishing Establishment II College street.
Is. ~
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NASHVILLE STEAM STONE WORKS,


WALNUT GROVE, JEFFERSON ST., NASHVILLE Tenn.
THE subscriber takes this method of returning his most
sincere thanks his friends, and the public generally
for the patronage he has already received and would say
to them that he able furnish all kinds Of stone
fencing, Gaping, sills, steps, &c, &c.
FIasging.SSawed bush hammered and self faced.
PAGES three inches thick s. per square yard
Bush hammer five " e 2 =" " -
Selffaced two "
Orders thankfully received and promptly attendedto