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NEW POLKA.

NEW POLKA.
'I'HE CHEVY CHASE POLKA, composed fu5
L and deaicatedt Mrs Sally u. Bradley, by J..
ID. Saunders, Esq. of this city, whose compositions
have always met with such great public favor
The merits OF the piece are such will introduce
il among all lovers Of music.
Price % cents.
Just psblisha ID and for sale by
HILBUS & HTTZ,
The Presidents Mounted Guard Quickstep com
posed by tie accomplished Pianist Ir. Roherl iicI
Ter, vii! appear in a few davs NAV l2
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ffREsCH VISITING CARDS, extra thin, and
II of the finest finish, Just imported from Paris di-
rect, by FRANCK TAYLOR.
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DENTISTRY

ID B. DONALDSON, Dentlst, late of the firm of
HI. Hun Donaldson, continues TO .,>,..
manufacture and insert those beautiful ssssat
porcelain teeth, with or without gums, IISfT
for specimens Of which (made and de-
posted by the late ffm) was awarded tine first
premium at the Mechanics Institute Fair, recently
held in this city
These teeth are carved and shaded to srit each
particular case, and their resemblance 10 the nau-
"a organs Is p.If.ct as 10 deceive the most prac
IIsed eye.
Particular attention also paid u filling and pre-
serving the natural teeth
Charges moderate and all operations warranted.
Office southwest corner Seventh and ID SIS. en-
trance on ID. mar 2I-Sp
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
ATHE WHITE H0ULE PAvIL-
kEsa ion, &c has b9en rsrted for the
season, ana Is ,eady or the reception II visitors
Large d small parties can be accommodated
with Me.ls, sc.
For particulars Apply TO WILLIAM COKE on
F, between 2IsG and 22i streets
No Excursion parties except those already en-
g3ge, can furnish their own caterer except paying
eIyra for the use Of the house.
By order Of the MANAGERS
MAJ 2i-MWGFlm
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0Iphsn,s Court, May az, 1855
AISTRlSr OE COI ITN Ara

Orpnsn,s Court, May "a, 1855
hISTRlCT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON CoUNrY-To wit:
In the case of Teresa Saffell, aduIinisratrix of
Thomas w Saffe, deceased THE adminisIatrix
iioresaid has, with the appreciation of the Orphans
'ourt OF Washi gton County, in the District OF Co
um0Ia, appointed Tuesday, the 18th day of June
hext for the hnal settlement and distribution of the
state OF sail deceased, OF the assets m hand so far
Is the same have been collected and turned into
money when and where all The creditors of said
deceased are notih TO attend, (at the Orphans
Court of Washington City) with their claims prop-
rly vouched, or they may otherwise by law be ex-
Guided from all benefit of said estate: Provided,
cop Of this order be published once week for
three weeks in the Daily Evening stai ," previous
10 said 18th day of June next
Tsste: ED. N. ROACH, Reg Wills.
True cOpy-Teste: Ed. N. ROACH Reg. Wills.
May2! f655-m % d3t =.
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rHE MUTUAL FI2 l. INSURANCE COMPA.
NY OF THE ISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
CHARTERED by Congress, offers TO the property
" owners of the District safer and cheaper means
If insurance than any other Company.
ULYSSES WARD, President
CHAS. WILSON, Secretary.
MATHEW G. EMERY, Treasurer
MANAGERS.
Ulysses Ward John Van Riswick
Thomas Bagden p. w. Browning O.
r. Howard, Mathew G. Emery,
J. T.. McKelden,
Office, Columbia Place, corner Louisiana avenue
and 9Th street.
Once hours from to O'Clock .. In.
feb 26-eotf
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SoaETEIEG NsW o DER FHE sun.
CHARLES WERNER,
Pe5'asgtOGHtd dUenae, opposite BroUnS' Hotel.
III As 6Ited 10 the cOmmOdiOus hall over his Res
IL tauranG as a first class LAGER BEER SA-
LOON, hav ng procured supply Of every luxury
and comforts found in first class establishments O.
the kind III the N"U1ern cities.
His RHINE WINES aud French White Wineg
as well as his Clarets. Sezars Lager Beer, German
Italian, and Swetzer CHEESE, and indeed ey
cry other appropriate luxury i'm such an establish
nent, is unsurpassed ia this country.
lie solieIts call from his friends and the public
NAV l2-n
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PLEASURE TRIPS

y Z III " III . uVUoL IN V ILIUt.
The Steamers GEO. WASH
80 INGrON or THOS COLLYER
can Be charfed for public select parties TO visit
1e White House Pavilion, Mount Vernon, FOri
Washington, or other places OH the river.
Ins " hite House Pavilion Is now open for visi
tors IL Il beautiful place for pleasure trips; it
Las fine Bal and Dining room also, new Ten
PIN Alley.
- 70 For particulars apply 10 the President OF the
Company, or the Captaias OF the Boats.
Mr.. WILLIAM COKE is furnishing reffeshments
% he t"at, ard IS prepared 10 furnish parties on
AZ OSsl terms an 26-2m
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IUE-lCE-ICEi
CHAELEs w GR c., on Pa. avenue.
- opposite Browns Hotel, will keep throughout
me season an ample supply Of PettibOne's b ST ICE
@hlen ne VIII sell, on CALL in any quantities. at the
lewest possible rates NAV 29-dtSens0
fs'fiE UNDER IG L. . are now woTkng
he stone Quarry formerly occupied by Major
WIN b. Scott, and are prepared 70 furnish STONE
al the usual market rates
HUMPHREYS 4 WILLIAMS.
GRSgeiQesn, May I5--lIp@
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DRUGS.
FRESH SUPPLIES!

An PACKAGES Fresh and Gen,,ias MEDICINES
4 ~ CHEMICALS, PAINTS, &C., &c, Received and
be sold at The lowest prices by T. WELLS
At the MAN AND MORTAR on Market, opposite Union
SsoRGicAI, DENTAL, SURVEYING, M.DarTEsr iiy-a and
y Pocket Instruments, assorted Just received BY
d DERFtMERY.-5Od das. CaSogass and otls- ,dns
l. Ioltette Hdfers assorts9 -.
BOHEMIAN GUILT TOILETTE BOTTLES, assorted.
COSMETICS-A fine assortment.
HAIR T0NlCS, Hlr Dyes Gloss Powder, pulls and
,cUFLlNG FLUIDS, POuaiums, OILS Pad,oeo7'es,
ToTLSTTE and Shaving Soaps, 100 do1
ODoNTINE TOOTH PASTE and STRAWBERRY
Fcgoriag EltrGcts, full assortment. Received and
110D LILY IiV2 r. oTL.-RusHTox's, ou1ssu 1onrRlA, ar
I J Hyd. Potass, IODINE NITRATE SILVER, Select
powders Of Ipecac Opium C0locy nth Rhubarb Scauony
Aayspple, Golden Seal All offered low by
SAisSAPARILLA EXTRACTS. As Dozen
= BULLS Gaisott's. TOWNSHIPS carptnts,'s, sH,xsR
fresh fund Extracts of Sarsaparilia.
! DRANDIES, WINES, &C.-47 BBLs and sdlt
ID pipes Cogndc Otard, DuPfey Signette, and CaaA-
payne Bfandes Madeira, Port sherry, Muscate wINkS
A ROMATIC SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS.-A
"A popular remedy To- diseases Of the Aioneys
DORTER London in pint and quart bottles
i Received by T. WELLS.
ErLECTRIC Machines, Medicine Chests, Mssicai
IL Saddle Bags GdAoe Buys 1russes, Shoulder Braces
Otero A6d0ha1aQE SaRporterS.
II ydrauIic Cemez and Plaster of Paris Of su
! L perior quality.
NARNISHES Flu niture, Coach, Demar, Broto ona
Blaek Japan, Iron Leather Instrument and Picture
Yarnishes.
COLD LEAF, Gold Fol, .Silrer Leqt, Red, Ysl5ou
" and W6is b, oases.
DRUSH ES--7S dozen Hair, Tooth, Nail. Hat, Cloth,
ID Paint busting Sweeping Serubbing, POOns, Stencil,
Horse, Comb, Shoe Stopping and Vsrnish Brushes.
I EECHES.-Fresh supplies. Received by
II ju0e2l 4. WELLS. /
A RTIST'S COLORS.-9z dozen fresh assorted
IA Coors in inf9xibe tubes, well assorted. s (
SPICES; 1900 LBS. Pepper SIS lbs Pimeuto,
- Cloves, Cinnamon, Mace, Ginger; Ground Spices
served Ginger.
DIPES, Marbles, Gun Flints, Percussion Caps. Gus
l. Wa1dlng
|tOUGH Candy-65 dozen Howes Cough Candy,
~ and New England Cough Syrup.
frankfort, Louisvile, Leriagtoa and
w Cincinnati Received and for sale by T. WELLS.
lime PEN AND POCKET KNIVES.-Ass'd
Il PORT MONAlES, every shave .a
PISTOLS, SWORD AND WALKING CANES. Well
assorted. r.-.- r...| ... t...
y AapOteOR Bdyrt0S, Ls0EdOT3 denny Lind SsyQrS;
Is boxes Rag Qgee and Fine Cut Chewing and Butcher
Smoking Tcbacco3 For sale low by Z. WELLS
- (LACKING-40 gross fresh Paste BiackiBg.
ID STARCH, 25 boxes STAR CANDI rs, a bUxes.
ALGOH0L vinegArs WhisSss GINS, lluuas 80 bbls.
LlNSEED OIL ard SPTS TURPENIINE
- PURE VIII IF LII Nd in 25, 80 and 100 ID kegs
ZiNk WRITE PAINT, fine French in % md 50 ID EsGs
Received and of ale All small advance by
june2t =. WELLS.
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MISCELLANEOUS
-GREEN,S sEnD WHEAT

THIS Wheat of the very whitest purest kind 1t
IL has been exhibited four times the Georgia Fairs
and premium awarded in every instance 1t is only
be to be admired weighing sixty eight pounds per
bushel It is Of the vsry largest kind. Sow n Nover.
Der and cut in May. Farmers desiring to have the best
and the earliest kind of white wheat would wisely
purchase least small portion get IN the seed will
deliver this wheat at The LaGrangs depo, Georgia in
good strong sacks, five dollars per buhel from one
bushel any quantity d. sired the sacks marked accord
ing odirectiOns Ii is expected in all The money
accomgany orders. The following gentlenn have kind
" consented to act agents in this place and will order
the wheat tor any one wishing it, Z. S Hawkins johnson
a Hone, u. D. Diekey Z. s. Cheatham, Il Co, T. G.
sBerge Co. }. A. scAllister Co, w. IL Gordon Co.
Sel mvur Fannng, johnson, Weaver Il 20, Church
Ancerson, Ii. ) French, Morris 4 Straton Davis d
Swaan, McCrea 4 Terr4ss. q
Agents m Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad and
other isces-at Owsn depot, j. A. Engand at Msrrace,
r. Gannaway; Bellbucke W. j. Pta;ock; Foster.
vii O. Thomas Edwards Ihrstiana, W. A. Reed at Mur
ffeesboro Huggins Leiper and Men,fee Smyrna II
Smm9nsi at Lavergne, J. A. Walden; Malone Lane,
Sumner County, c. +. I. Gibson, Athens Tenn. any
one however order for themselves If preferable.
Samples Of the Wheat and Flour will be left with the
above named Agents. 2. h. GREEN Il, LaGrauge,
septI5-dtTwEwtld. Tfoup County, Georgia.
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA.
~ MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.


THE Annual Course of Lectures in this Department will
i commence MONDAY, November 18th, 1855 and
wllterminate in the ensuing March = -
james Jones al. ID Professor Of Practice of Medicine
J. Riddell M. d., Professor Of Chemistry.
Warren Stone, N d.. Professor Of Surgery.
a. A. IL. Cenas M. ID Professor OF Obs stetries.
A.. J. Wedderburn, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy -
Gustavus A. Mott NJ ID. Professor Of Matelia Nedica
Thomas Hunt, NJ. D., Professor of Ply sology and Pa
thoogy.
ssm"si passiGS chopun Se%JG Demonstrators of Anatomy
The rooms for Dssecng will be open the third Mon
dsy in October.
The Faculty are Visiting Physicians and Surgeons OF
the Charity Hospital and attend this institution rOm Ne
vember to April
The Students company the Professors their visits
and free Cf expense, enjoy extraordinary practical advan
tages.
There are during the season. about eight hundred per-
sons prescribed for daily.
In 1854 the number of patients thirteen tbouSan
one hundred and ninety two
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D., Dean.
~ The Administrators of the Charity Hospital els
annsally in April fourteen Resident students whoaI
maintained by the institution. sepJ6-wtd.
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HOT AIR FURNACES.

At MAGNOLIA HALL, GALLATIN, TENN.
E,OMMENCING OCTOBER 18TH, 1855 and to con-
the entire week Of the Tennessee State Fair 1t
is under the patronage of the officers OF the State Aglcu
JuFal Bureau .E
The Manager has made every arrangement for the Col
lection and Exhibition OF specimens OF ell the RARE,
FANCY, VALUABLE and SUPERB POULTRY in the
Union, comprising every variety of Shanghai Bramah
POOtrBs, Cochin China, Game Fowls of all naons, Black
Spanish Domniquer, Cumberland DOrkins. Polish, Ham
burgs and Bantams African wild and domestic Geese;
1urkes wild and domestic; Puddle and Polish Ducks;
Guinea Fowls, Swans, and q pair Of the only Chinese
Mandarin Ducks in America; together with large
COLLECTION OF Parrots, Pigeons, Cansres, Rabbits Deer
ana all native birds and sDimals.
The Fowls will come under twenty different classes
The whole amount of the gross receipts OF tins Exhibition
for the entire weeS w be divided one halt Tn the Society
nd the other half into Twenty Premiums, which will Be
awarded the of such Fowls will be entitled
item The Premiums fail TO be large and worth
competing for At the close of the exhibition there will
be Public Auction for the beneht OF such of Fowls
as may desire to dispose of them.
The Cages should simply be boxes with neat open fronts
Of as sal dimensions will be for the Fowls
20 shaw to advantage and must be marked with owners
names andOm whence sent To srrivs before 10 O'Clock
O the first day OF the Fair. superior Brass Band vii
accompany the exhibition,
In aaoiion there will be exhibited an extensive and
superb Auseum OF Curoses, the collections Of several
eminent travellers il Europe Asia and Africa comprising
many thousands Of interesting specimens
TIE Manager also invites the seeding Of Dsguerreoype
Miniatures of Lades in Tennessee, for the purpose of
iectIng one to be placed in the New York Museum
'' The Beauty of Tennessee, - and afterwards TO
be painted engraved for page of magnificent work
De- published in Paris, France to contain portraits of
the distinguished beauties Of the world. The seec
Of the pre-emneut beauty OF whole State BY
committee will give decided advantage towards obtain
ing of The premium of IS UO0 which will be paid
for the ikenesseS OF the ten lovely females the
UpiOn.
Directto the Secretary, Gallstin, Tenn
If desired they will he returned ~ close Of the Fair
else viii be sent TO the New y Ork Museum.
Portraits from other States will also be sent above.
Col. X chaId Allen, President DR. Joshus Franklin
Vice PRESIDENT W. 5. hundzy Treasurer; Boyers
retRry.
Geo. ". Winchester, VIM. Prince T. Barry, 7 c. Trim
bic, Directors. r. WILLIAMSON,
auglg-u Manager
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Z A G 5.
$3.50 In Premiums.

nANING largely increased my supply o Rags by the
Ii premiums offered the past year ending June 80
induced TO offer larger amount o. premiums for the
present year. And will pay tire above premium IN sums
Of$10O $50 $50 sO SEQ $50 $40 $50 so aud TO- any
ten merchants or "Pedars'-who viii deliver me, from
this date the 1st Jaly, -S56 the largest OF
RAGS The to be bought outside of and by do
ing business outside of Nashville vicinity.
will at all times pay the highest mIrket prices 10 cash
for RAGS delivery, and issue certificate tAe
Of he amount received and paid for These certificates
must be kept and before the let day Jus
nsx that three disinterested merchants OF Nashville
make the awards The largest amount being entitled
to the Slol, the next largest to $50 and down.
Merchants sending rags will please write that NAV
know in whose to issue the certificate Combinations
viii not be allowed.
Ro0len Lnsey. Silk and WOrsted rags not wanted
and will not be included in the above
Earnestly solicit greater attention to saving and buying
Rags throughout Middle Tenn.
July+lydtriw&w ". s. WHlTEMAN.
North of the SQUARE,
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THE subscriber intending remove offers tor sale lpri
i vtely) his tract Of land. llirg in The c,nuty ct
Montgomery. INN. dtatsy the teegrsph road from
Nashville Clrksviie 36 niles from TIE inymcr, and l.
miles from the latter, and ~ miles south Of Pot Royal
Mills, containing 20 acres, about ~ Op aEd
good state Of cultivation; the baaI vel timGCied.
The Improvements IT comfortable dwelling good
negro Cabns chmney, two large tcbacco barns,
COED Sta lies crib and other oIhcuses
apple and peach orchards, Se IA ing spring,
and abundance If stock water
The land lies as well Us any timbered upland in the
county of the size and well adaped 10 The growth
Of corn, wheat oats and tobacco Terms liberal
JOHN B. DOETCH.
For Information concerning the laud, l would
refer to Messs. Gave johnson and Wn uOrtch Of Wash
Vile; Robt Mcclure oi CA k,ve RCSco Dickersnn ard
David NJ. Christian, Of Todd county. Nv. would also
state that there IS Il ut 49, acres adj uibg which
BE- bought The land if desired % yidsd
10 suit purchasers ie29 J. B. ID
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Premium Boot and SkOe ManufactOry
E4sEN FULLER.
cc- so 10 H.ul-Lt.n 4 EnIIn

(Succ- TO Gam.ltan FuTerl
TENNESSEE BOOT AND sHCE MAEUPsCJORY
corner tiarket and Sprirg OF church SIS.
N-bvii'-, T,un.
= RATLE UL f1T the mier.i patronage basfoved man
" ms Aanniaeiory siuCe IT'S establishment he pro-
petor ee!s determined cUuiinaalioa sftbs s.ms
future.
have zOw On hand good assortment of read, mad,
work consisting IN part Of Mems Boys and Y, us Calf
NJ and Iaick Boos and ShCes; Negro Iirogans double
sc House servants iOgs, Ladies and Misses Calf Mo-
rocco I'd Rid Boots aud SLOe5 ali made from good tick
N good style an warranted
Orders from Planters ICn Masters Rsirosd and Turu-
pIEe companies respectfully solicited
Ali kinds Of Repairing done
Cash paid Ter Hides EBEN FULLER
~ Banner, Wing. Gazette and CleytlABd Banner
copy discontinue al other ad-er,ssments au,94
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Atthchhchs AStAcc.
Horace Il, iiaaiAeF J


n u
~ 0TlCE is hereby given to said A. VIM that At
y tachneat been sued the ins Of n. H.
4nneI and levied upon MS properly the 2th March
which attachments has been returned btFe Josiah Fer
Mss Eq Justice Of the Peace for Davidson county, and
further proceedings therein stayed according law until
the 10Th day of November uex which the said A
y. Hinn notified tend Oc= Of said Ju-tce m
be Court H'use the cty OF Nashville ind deied The
same d he think PtoFer. n. Il HAMMER.
ulXG irU
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EH FALL AND WINTER GOODS
AT WHOLESALE
LIZ. ETTE q CO

9COLLEG STREET, NAsHYILLE
re nov IN receipt OF the argest'ani desirable
1 4 stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
They haveFver before fered TIE attention Of Deaers
who purchase IN ths city with cash on s. or tine h
respectfully solicited with the assurance hat We caa
ana vii sell a. low a. they b. rhssed elsewhere
HEY cali special attention tn telr rensive stock a
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
Embracing bands, II hne OF Freueh Neri-os Piai.l
SikS and POphns btgsh and American DE- ans and Co
berg cloths, hleh trench Del anss and tzsbmeres and
the largest $ ocS Of Pfints they haze ever owned
The variety ct Satunets. Jeans Twssds Cloths Cnssi
mereS Nesioes. LInSeys Bk and bra Nu,Iins Jaeknsts
@nd Linens Is iu ana hey espseuy buyers to ci
IN early when IN tie market
They e"ni'nue t. seal superior Batrg Cloths =
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New Gas FiXtUPes.


= " 7 i u A D ! K 2
10- PARE PLAUE, new YORK, invites the attention
IUs Of southern and Merchants, his stock
Of ta s. CouJs HAIR Tooth Nail Brushes ladies keti
cules Perfumery, Sueps Pore M0nsies, and Bead
Bracelets Pocket Books Dress Buttons Prs Needles
Hooks and Eyes, Watch Guards Wax, C0rll. and Glass
Seads Necklaces &c. luda EuJ5er Conlbs Canes Balls
and TOYS of every description. Scissors Iz1r ana Cut
ierv Gold and t JeWelry, AceoFdeohs Gnd EIohDs,
cudug general and very large sOcS 81 susish French
and German Fancy Goods, which viii be old al the
lowest prices for CASH APPttvvD PAPEs.
~ Order by letter selected and put up in tls Jcsi
ulaHner. WILLIAM 1ANktR.
my4-lyd. 10. PAHS PLACs. NEw "gE.
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are now IN receipt Of extensive and vel sest
w ed stock Of Variety Gods TO which We inyits ths
at eaon d tie city and eountry trade We are rrerarsd
70 Sf hue-IlsntS 70 cash prompt short lime dsNisrs
and We soct an examination Of stock which Sists
m part OF ne following goods: Combs Cutlery Jeselrv
brushes, Plated Ware, Dress Trimuanys Irish Liprn-
Emoiode5Ies, Laees, kd<ings, Linen and silk HAkts
Gloves, Iio,sery Ribbons, Cmbrell.s Heads Tos p
unefy and great varety articles too tedoussia men
tion- We solicit Gail from purchasers
au2Sl-lm A. MORRISON &CO
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Southern Forwarding House


gents in ashVille for
YOUNG, WYATT co, WYATT d CO..
savannah, Ga, Charleston South Carolina
FORWARDING AGENTS & GREERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
lITE would respectfully announce to the Merchants OF
w Nashville and vicinity, that have secured the
services Of the well known house OF Messrs w H. COR.
DON co, whose pleasure it will be 70 present for
ygardng bills for collection The counters of our patrons
Nashville tour bills being made psysbis in Nah ie
will etectnsy do away with all the snnOyaace and ncon-
venience heretofore arising from having purchase d.zf
make remtances, leave deposits, DC. 6c
Goods consig ed TO inuGriG6Ly forwarded
the day If arrival unless discharged from vessel af
ter tire rail Oad depot is closed for the nightwhen this
occurs the goods slowed re proof horseS
md c0neri ~ iRrdHcsdt additional oos 10 p1trosS
" wuuid again grateful Ihanks 70 merchants
generally Tennessee for the patronage heretoore 20 o
ery bestowed upon and 1t the time respectfully
solicit their basine long they fnd it to their inter
est - patrUuIze our houses
YOUNG, WYATT CO.,
Ssvsnnah Ga.
WYATT Il CO,
msYiU Charleston, 3. C..
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WOOL LEN NJ HINER v.
c. l.. GODDARD,

g. ..H NEW YORK
nNLY manufacturer of the original Steel Ring and Tooth
" BurrinR Machines ana Feed Rolls 10 be attached to
First and also to Second Breakers and Fnisbe-s OF Wool
Carding Machines The attachment TO second Break
and Pinshers is and very important These
chimes in successful operation first Breakers ,s
Of the principal WOoien Factories in the United Sstes
Canada aud Mexico and are deemed by experienced
ufscturers the most perfect machines used and inds
pensabs the economical successful Manufacture Of
wool
Tney are in fact the only strong durable and successful
ly operating machines use No csrdng machine Ould
run an hour without then.
The Feed hollis strong and durable, and worthy of
attention.
Circulars explaining these Machines and Rolls reference
the mills having them in use may be had address
sing G. Ia GODDARD
No. Bowling Green, New York TO whom all orders
should be directed. sepLl6-lyw.