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CITY OF WASHINGTON THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 1866


The M vincents urphsu AsyIum having ~stsb-
hed their hoase for desuss cpbas boys under the Of the
chrian Bsoshe ready ssch without
regard religious opiHasss AZ Will b. sd
upos Of he Dssct
Cosmbs sv such contributors BE- convsnics which
raesy soheed snahs The provide for the care
and sction surfins chiren whos pevery and he
Of rendered oeects Of v sn1
appeal Of Christian
of compaciimg bsir houss
osphsn e nearly hundred children
and educated and although they deermtncd, o. the 10Th
August 1885, esiabsh for orphan boys, cy hsvs
properly hands, small exception, suns By
grant Congress- Of donations and isgsc'r
restricted branch Of the institution, hc Hcoe from
which yet required with other ss the support Of naf
nceoy Of this appeal w the trustees TO the
performances of their towards the
paa boys, provide especially whom has bsaa felt BY the
= pfsssng obligation. as tsa4s5 syt.
Donations contributions will be thankfully received BY
rus,ses BY ladies and
phns. W aGt t.f
asv DDWARp A. KNIGHT, PTs.ident,l
-. lA19s = DONklAN
nM 1TdUrnY = 0'TOOLE, Trustees.
THOMAH CARBERY, Treasurer,
w. HICKEY, Secretary,
Lady Henrietta Boone, FIRST Misa
Johnson dirccress Mrs Hsnroia Kennedy
treasurer; Cashasne A. Masi, secretary: Mrs Csthsns
snm Mrs Janc Noycs, Mrs. Mary Elliot NJ" Josephine Yoaos
Mrs. CatharHe Roche. nts a.# FL eFs
Gentlemen and uers Of oy a.y.m, and 9 parish
day AooL eonasesd thrsioDr. W. j. c. Dusmei, Charles
Keenan, Edward simms, Seraphim Ma John G Fitzpatrick, VIII
seph Redfsr Conan Rndoph Echon
George Ms,'ingy, Robert Mahoncy, John T. Cassel:
THE Weekly News, STAR Baltimore Bun, will please nser
the above several times. Dec l3-aaw2w
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WM FAULKNER the only practical shirt maker in he ci,y
w inform old members of Con
that by leaving th HE shu
uscto they hFts made of material and
ranted NJ Tho which he~s shirts
scqed this induces tho advertiser invite those e~'emn
troubled bad Gtna shirts him
feeling assured that they will Ia admit their superiority
Sign Of the shir Pennsylvania between Third and
south side.
sA good furnishing goods hand
he sold
Dec 9-eoiln
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all with land scrip held BY large ~nd-hodes hus
TfoHPso y al sia 4 a.
stead bill bad pAsssd how much land would that have
STUART replied ,h., tbe distinction VA, ,s,. "a.
land should be taken up under the homestead h
the better IL would be for the States and the Oh
States too, because the homestead bin requires the cul.
vaon Of the land for five years The old States
s6ted because in proportion new States are eted
and cultivated do they throw into the laps OF the
States and cities additional wealth Bat the issuing OF
vast amount OF land scrip which win be thrown into the
market aud will DO bought up by specuators viii prevent
settlement, and thus iujure the States we the
old.
Mr.. ToOMBs said tina, the senator nom Michigan Nr
SruAar did not object to the amendment striking tho
word minor bcosuAe Il wrong 10 principle, bat only
on the ground that i would appropriate loo much land
On the contrary he Mr. IT, regarded IL only in
ormiy with the principles OF the original bii hpt pre-
senting much higher claims than the original ei itself
ne the provision which proposed 10 change
wss the best provision In very had bill
Mr. CLAYTON spoke in favor Of the bill but suggested
some amendmsn which he proposed offer tho proper
time and which would improve it in his Judgment
Aher further debate tho question being taken on
the motion to reconsider IL agreed to-yeas Il
nays 29-as follows; .
Of Iowa. slids Stuart, sumner fouoey Wade, and Wei
Me.sr. Alien. Badger, Bell Brainerd Brodhead,
Evan Fss.enden, Foot Gillette Hunter James johnson,
Jones q Tsnnss'se Maory Mason Norris Psares Pratt
Reid, Rockwell, Shields, Thompson Of Kentucky, aud
Toombs-29.
Mr. CLAYTON then moved to amend the bill by adding
proviso restricting the of those who buy these land
warrants that they shall not locate than acres
in any contiguous tract than $50 any
one township.
Mr.. DODGE, of Iowa, moved to amend the amendment
by substituting 32o' for 640 and e4op for $50
Mr.. PEARCE thought these provisions exclude spccu-
lation likely to be Of little avail spectators
well acquainted with the to circumvcnt any law
which Congress may pass
The question being taken the amendment to the
amendment, on division quorum voted whereupon
The Senate adjourned.
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THE American Association for the Advanoeme Of
will hold its fourth annual meeting In the new and
Of the Smithsonian Institution during the
Christmas and New Years day beginning
Tuesday, December % instant
larpe number and
expected TO be rom
whom valuable educational
which w be followed by interesting discussions.
The occasion Of Washington and
treat Christmas week.
Of members Of Congress- and all the
citizens make their
tend influence induce their friends from abroad to
attend. q H & Met
IL any offer free
contributions for that
residence, and the number they
Of the following gsnsmen The time 10
at hand and whatever il done mnst be done quickly.
III
Ia the LIST wad.-s. ). Abbot, esq and Rev u A. Davis
I'd Prof j. Henry and u. Richards.
ID r. Force, esq, " Harbaush, ssq, and slas
Hill,
ah ). w. Maury, esq, Rev. q. w. Samson, and
Rev. h. Sunderland
5th n. B. French, esq, and Prof A. d Bache.
u. B. French. esq, and q. o. Wight,
7th 3. York Alice, esq, o. G. Wight esq, and w.
q. RICHARDS,
Sec Local Com
WAsnrseraS, Dee 9, 1854.
Dec l4-eo3t
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United states Mail.

December S, 1854.
for carrying the mail. Of the United States sn N.
i day ssp.snhsr s ao,h day Of ysns sss aciu
once Once Department city Of washas,oa
unal Of .as Ism a." q Jsas lsss = decided BY sn'
ss'.snes! te';sawosd 6sSs.siis TO Mount
,.,s -, = as.s cy s,s fsss.y sss
Ls.y. saess,sn.tlis every Friday SIAN
suo, Arrive 81. :. sa't "a La: CIV . sane d,y y Pa
ns,'. Ali, sash.a. aud ksnyon, 70 Cedar valley .
mil. mls. .., and ! back s @ once wsss s..,
@ An.ss G = Cedar .ss v.ii., s,s mex. day | ~ isn;
4"iss ss.l !. s.n Lake Lake c,y ssss sel, DAY ss
Is:.s Tess city s,;g y s rss.a.y s a'sa"'
Leave Graanyiils oyssy Tuesday atipm; #n
,ss S's a'ss oy o c Cor. o.
and Parosaa 70 Cedar City, leo miles and back, once
Lsovs Nsphi city every Monday At am;
arrive Al Cedar City next Friday by6pmi
kss osdss - neral y 81, ssy syssy s'Ssss Ss
NOTES.
No viii be made for s peromsa and Tor each o such
omission. not s.,i.etsy sspaasd hrss @ss tho pay q u.
with depending mas and not sufficiently excused
@ s s q s s s s ss en
y explained by certificates pos,nasofs the aAdavn
s oss .ssass aa'ss dsssys
and for refusing amer dsmand 70 convey ns mai ss m
laws Of ihe for assigning the contrac
without General The Postmaster
General aer the schedule He may also order an increase
by allowing heror rata increase on the
He also curta OF dscontnue the serce
pay he allow months compensation
the dispensed with No will be allowed fol
distance II the points To be supplied
herein c.scy stated The bids should be addressed .s
Second Assistant Postmaster General superscbed proposal
Territory UtHn The be executed and
department before the M day Of September
1885, conditions be incorporated In
the advertisement for California; Oregon uuh &c
dated I3th October, 1888.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
I Dec 8--law4w Postmaster General.
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s pssupA Win - s.-- ~, s-..
psyssss VI ~ suisWipabsa - made ia
nssa.s nay noa~y By 'p,ss esst
Which win y pstd ~ ssd ali .h ~
Ths COUNTRY PAPER panusnss u-wsesat aanns
aoss OF Congress, and ssrss weekly durs~z tss
suhscupnoas os psrcd yssr ~a DC
teSus psepssuased 70 the above snssai
QePo6TmAeTkRs asuiossscd ana -
sending DAILY Subscribers, $40 eaclcses
copy svstis.
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Minnesota Land Agency.
TRACY ~ FAHNHAM,
BANKERS and General Land agents,

ST. ANTHONY FALLS, MINNESOTA.
COLLECTIONS made, proceeds promptly rened at
" Of exchange. 3g #N sNa
southern and capitalists
that will and per cent annum and
4euA
The immense immigration rapid estate, and
intimate acquaintance with the enable to make invest
nearly, double In vau. for the
years. invested will be
thousands How be safely and profit
ably invested 2 tN f
Land in he vicinity Of and thriving villages can now bs
bought 49, @5 that will be worth
Many the fortunes Of the North have
that have the
purchase will make for
I. s.4ssHt
TRACY K FARNHAM,
& Dec l5-d&wlm~ st. Anthony Falls.
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United states Mail.
LOUISIANA.

LOUISIANA.
PosT OVrIcE DEPARTMENT,
November %, 1854
mails of the United States from the
1885, the 3Oh June 1858, the following route in
will be received the Contract Once o this
O'Clock, Of Monday, the 18th Of Jnnu
ary, 1885 TO be decided by the 18th folowing'
No Landing by simmsport MoreauviIe,
Mansma, Marksvile, and Point Magre to Alexandria,
81 miles and back, three times week, In two horse
coaches i
Red River Landing Monday, Thusday, and saiur-
day al ga
Arrive a xandrin days by IL pm;
Leave Alexandrs Tuesday, Friday and Sunday at
Arrive Red River Landing days by III pm
Proposals perform the service in fourhoc coaches will be
considered, and are invited. aga4s sa4A s..s
Of and cerhcate also notes and
embracing conditions and obligations be incorporated
executed by accepted bidder such
the deem exPeden and adver
isement inviting proposals or ma ssrv'ce
&C., dated January g. 1854.
marked Proposal for No.
73i La and addressed Second Assistant Postmaster General
. 49, JAMES CAMPBELL,
Nov 93-Iaw4w Postmaster General.
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y. Redemption of virgini. SIX Per Cent. Debt.
HE hodes Of he following certificates Of debt issued BY
Virginia, redecmabe the 9th day of March, 1874
within period exceeding fifteen will
notice tAs commissioners y tAs stalking snd created by
assembly Virginia. tho 18th
March, 1853, will proceed the first day OF April 1885,
the said certificates OF the Commonwealth
Srnsdd The holders Of said certificates required the said
first day Of April surrender the the office OF the second
and, whether surrendered the interest thereon will
ceaseO that day:
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TMENrY Dem,jehns superior Old rye Whtsh ~
i hest the District, for Udd by MURRAY sEMwES.
l2--3taoif
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NOTICEThc heirs and of Rudolphus Brill de-
N censed whose letters testamenlary were granted BY
orphans for Washington Maryland In the year
1901 hereby notified appear In the orphans court of said
before the M day of May 1885, and establish their
funds hands, which hereafter come
hands, Of the undersigned administrator de bonis non with
will annexed OF said deceased.
JOHN X SNEARY,
Administrator de the will annexed
Nov OIL aw4w' 4tsa
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7Sains }ouows;
EAvE daily, except Sunday and u, a. and and s.
IL m.sEf4Na f&t0L tttt
On Saujay at q, n. aud ., p M
Leave Baltimore Ak and ., m, and aud 8, p IN.
Sunday, NJ 4t, .. and 8, p. 800. .Ea.f -
The Ohio railroad for tho West
are BY tFaAns ssvins 8, ~. aud 3, p. fH
Philadelphia and New York at and 0x a. M, and
For Aanspols, at ~, a. M and s, p. m 4F"
For Norfolk At 3, p. ~
r1-- I. II. PARSONS, Agent
Particular called the rule requiring responsible
color who wish the road
Dec l5-dH
liver r LATED Aibatta Svares-I have recently
D opened goods heavily plated
one o ulbnta consisting Of
Covered dskss, cAsf0rs, spoons, forks
Soup ladies, hnitss dishes, walters
SAlvcrs cake baskets stands
Coffee pots, susars, creams, pots slop bowls
Pnchsrs butter knives, cohse and
Napkin dues, Salts liquor stands, mugs, goblets
Egg stands, card receivers
q kettles. candlesticks, 6c
Together general of housekeeping articles
For very low prices.
G. w. BOfELER, Iron Hall,
Dec l0--eodiAJnnl 3lB Penn. and 349 street.
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EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATIONS.

Hon. wx NJ GwN, from the State Of Califbrnis appear
ed in his seat this morning
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no Members OF Congress- Strange rs. Skc.-DUyALL h
BRO, merchant sos have Of the larses;
sns complete selections goods their line of business
ssipg French cloths fancy velve silk
and embroidered vesng &C. which they prepared make TO
order in their usual style Of elegance
We of make and
drawers half
umbrellas, soves suspenders, handkechiefs, ke
Dec IA eo2wif DUNALl. BROTHER.
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THIS 4. give notice that the subscriber hath OBJ
the orphans' Of Washington the Dis
ci Of Columbia letters Of administration on the personal estate OF
of Washington deceased All
thereof subscriber
otherwise
be excluded from all benefit OF the said
Given under hand this 25th day of November, 1854.
r. q. WARRINGTON,
hHaa4 Administrator
District Columbia d. ORPHAss' CouRr,
Wasbing,n county, W ""' Nov. IL, 1854
OF WHsIBaton deccased the
once a wesk three weeks Upion.
TFFlF Test, ED. N. ROACH, Register Of Wills
Nov 26--law3w
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Notice or Lost Land Warrant.
NHEREAs land No. $3.50, for 8o acres, issued in
favor of Benamine Puck military services in the
address through
post Office Of Washington has been either lost mis-
hereby hal proper apply
the Once Of t Commissioned Of Pensions M duplicate Of the
N. D. TAPSCOTr
Nov 29--law6w
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Ths owners will be sccopntabs for Eod silver
psiaass Aseaiss nnt~ss his o
Ia1ns value expressed
Dec l7--df M
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Those holders eeuheaies redee by attor
muS II residing beyond the limits States,
knowledge tbs before minister charge
dAhes consl
appointed by the of United
coun befbe e adcer ef country
the other chief Of
therein fresidns the United siatrs
fore ustjes of tho public
appointed hy hs sovsrnos Of Virginia, is sufficient In all
the certificate be delivered.
g. W. CLUTTER, Audor Public Accounts. The Uommis
=. n. PARKER, Re0isser a0t ! crs of the siuk.
GEO, W. MUNFoRb see'y Commonwealth, J iss fund.
RloanoHp, Virginia, December 81, 1854.
3i-d3m
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BARGAINS for the HcitdaysW Wishing "a make change
in win this day to close out
Those waniinA the hoi
% well o salact W.. 1t consists Of
Emhroideries, aces ribands flowers
Dfcss head dresses, gloves, trimmings
Together notions
wiici, w be sold very cheap A. TATE,
Iaeo3t No. Penn. between 10Th and lin
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cARDTo all who wish purchase good furniture
keeping subscriber
his ursshing IN suset No sso opposite
well filed with fine None
auction sale. bargains as he determined NOT 70
He of beautiful pAror furniture
furniture, made order and finished in superb style
advanced, the large funds
desirable Goods delivered
safely, charge, Nil OF the city Georeeown
Nov as--.eodsw N. Nj. McCREG0R
no Congress. strangers scjsurniSg In enc
ciiy, y.rermt call Atteb
sup~rio stock OF coths csssmeres and
nss made the notice, and In
wsyie raeas Having rlPed establish
warrant that all garments
equal hose made other
wM. II. STANFORD, Merchant Tailor
Penn avenue three doors west of 80 street. No. 4ce
two snirs month. w. H.s
Dec 3-9sw3wif NE.
cUPERIOR second hand ianofart~s.--i have hand
superior second hand psncs witch WIN be sod low
Aprlyto JAS " Mc5UiNE
D~c S-N Aucfisnaes comsishon Merehast
I --~
THE Practical Dr.mghsssnans counpi~te sewrs~ Of
engineering, drawing; by Armen
Nov as FRANCK TAYLOR
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CrANDARD French Authors, fine editions, N
~ Paris bindings o sale In variety by the
ported BY himself from Paris msny oi ,e'n Just opened
Dec ~ fRANCk TAYLOR
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phEPARATION for the Hoidays.--ToDD co. in.
vits the attention Of the ladies
sets of sabs oae mssn mink martsn ermne fitch
lynx, Siberian squirrel
With variety Of other choice and rich ars, comprising
lar.ss xseSstment offered In this ~
The pvssent obtaining
nruriss reasonable price Chdren variety
prlccs very low.
H FM TODD CO.,
Dee ig-dlw Under Browns Hoiei
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EDWARR X. CQlsLtNs, .
No. 50 Wall street, NJ.
Brown, aHIFLBY, = CO., *
Liverpool
Is Kiag,s AFtns Yard, London
q. O. WAtNWRI0Hr ! CO.,
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CAND.--1ur patrons, public
"A specfuy informed that hsvc this day, the llth instant
additional fw Music Depot
of Eleventh. aud whore
and Of description he fouad
the reasonable terms.
A call is respectfully solicited HIIBUs b HfrI.
2-eo3t
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CARRIAGE and Horses for SaIe--A pair Of beautifully
" matched northern fmy carriage hovses together with
ni6ceut northe built modern carriage
The horses Of vslue bsng young and gentle The
used about twelve MONTHS and
and perfect u when first purchased t.t
Apply TO WIN. r. DOVE, Coal-dealer, First Wsrd.
Nov ~ diff
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-28

DAVIS g. SWAMI,
W LESALE GROCERS,
AUCTION N COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No, 70 Public Square, Nashville, Tennessee
AVE now IN store an unusually large and select stock
IL OF Groceries, Liquors. ines ac all of this seasons
iPoAIonS Dy lEe most recent arrivals from New Orleans,
Cincinnati and Pttsburg among which are
500 nhas New Crop Sugar, Of all grades, froEE
dun 10 very dne
10 hEds White ChryStAlized SHgar;
800 barrels aud y barrels: Molasses
$50 bags New Crop Rio Coffee:
90 bags Old Government java Coffee.
loo bhls Loaf Sugar, all qualities.
80 bbls hest Crushed Sugar M I.
80 bbis Crushed Sugar second rn,Ii,u
G5 boxes Gun Powder, lnperisl III ~ IL -,
- terces Carolina Rice fresh. A'"0'
25 bbls No. Mackere; carco,s 1,i
100 boxes Cod Fish: 500 bxs arsortea' ~ -
100 boxes Scotch HerTngsi SEQ kegs heen,y EiIa al
SOC boxes w 4. Cheese; sizes: -' All
loo boxes Fox Pearl StProh 100000 havana Cgars.
50 bags Pepper; 100 boxes Melee d..
fo oags oplee 40 boxes Va. and kv To-
Uei's' D"tcl NADER hacco, various qualities;
The above stock will be added 10 during tbe seaso, b
weekly arrivals from New Orleans Cincinnati and Plus
burg, by which intend making our stock ALWAYS large
aud wei assorted and invite the attention of country
merchants visiting Nashville to give our goods and prices
careul examination house the South West will
hold cut greater inducements than we intend to do
DAVIS SWAMI.
p S-We will have regular Auction Sales every TUES
DAY throughout the season. Is AS
jsnl6-ii
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IMPORTANT To EAhhIERS.
Il. D. WELLS PATENT SEED SOWER,

Patented December 1852
NHE undersigned ha wing purchased the right in
valuable machine, in and for large portion of Middle
Tennessee, ready supply farming community
very machine for the purpose er which il is
and easy. 1t distributes the seed iiE regularity which
hereof has been spproximatcd eyen and which
cannot be improved -- ~
The venders have met with unparalleled
s1ccsss in the sale OF il in eve,y country here IL has been
gnia, Ohio Kentucky, Indiana and n York.
branches of industrial pursuits and general
islacon. The OF this machine, compared with the
suits produced by but mere song This machine is no
Yankee inFentiOIt invented in The Old Dominion, BY
apracioai farmer. Fl. 80 Us
Ten thousand these already been sold in
the single State of Virginia.
We produce certificates thoussndso the most
spectacle farmers the States above Damed but deem
ARMSTRONG Co, and WELLER Harlet So, agents
for the safe Of in this city. And they be found
atthe Southern Carriage Mandatory, Front ST. Nashville
J. d. THURMOND & co.
cEETIrICATKs.
NASHVILLE, Apri 3, ls5l.
have examined the Seed Sower patented by NJ D. Wells
Clover Hedsgra and clean blue seed ana the holes
enlarged, would Hemp and MiIle seed nh more
chased o Mcssr.. Dorsey & StageTs. J. SHELLEY.
This certify that have Witnessed the operations OF the
and fully satisfied that is the best machine for The pu
pose intended in Relieving have purchased
OF the agents of the machines. {. III. HAYS.
Nashville, March p. 81.
Ibaye tried NJ D. Wells Patent seed Sowcf, ard fad it
every ibug that isrepresened to be- and just such ar
''S '> s' ''' '1''''' @-'D'1 nav JAMES GETTrs.
=. osEIer OF AGRICULTURAL MANvFAcTURISG CoaPAsY.{
Nashville, March 80, 1851
have seen WeiI's Patent Seed Sowsr'' used and
the OF of the best in Ohio we'll Town
me- and crops Hay and Wea besides
Agricultural papers, and hesitate not to recommend the
"Seed PlaRter the farmers of Tennessee
rMPLEAEST. have one Tor my own use
my5-Imly President.
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80 W. & z. FREEMAN,
No. IL North College street.

s-.#1 NAsHvILLE, Tenn. q ..
VTTE manufacturing at quarters Richly Or.
w namented Gilt Mantel and Pier Glasses in the
highest style of the art Portrait and Picture Frames Cur
tain Cornice and Inside Window Blinds; and keep
stantly hand choice stock Of Window Shades and Cur
tain Materials; together with complete assortment Of
Artist Materials Of the very best description Oil Paint.
ngs and Engrayings Cabinet Makers Materiais French
Window and Picture Glass, DC &c. q = .-er ..-.
We would call especial attention to Gliding Depart.
ment HaTng gone considerable expense in procuring
Ornaments of the most elegant and beautiful styles
safely promise that the work out shall compete in
all respects with that of the most noted manufactures
the Eastern Cities and at low cost the de-
scrpon of work be brought here from abroad, the
purchaser running risk account of breakage.
feb23-tf '---
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4. KERR u CO.,

Il. KERR Il CO., '
IMPORTERS OF GENUINE HAVANA CIGARS,
SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACC0S. 500 -r
FRENCH BRANDIES, WINES, BITTERS,
SCOTCH -ALkS, L0IDOYAAD DUBLLB
PORTE R, CORDIALS, FRUITS, &c.
II Cedar Street, opposite the Verandah.
oS5 900 dEAM, HEAyANA, A A., MEXICAN AND
pest assorted stock in Nashville comprising all kinds quail
tiles shapes and sizes of which are the richest fla
vored, and costliest Cigars that come from Havana
Also 10 barrels Havana Smoking Tobacco direct mpor-
tatOn, with the choicest assortment of Virginia Smoking
and Chewing Tobacco in the market Dealers and users
examine stock and prices before buying elsewhere
selling wholesale and retail low such be
had in any market in the Unien. A. KERR CO.,
naylS Nc. q Cedar street.
LHsEN<!H liiG INDitiS, WINES, CORDIALS,
narG sad Seigne!ts - ~ -.
qrs. 0tarI, Signett and London Dock
pipes holland Genuine Gin; ...
dozen pure Jamaica Rum, Imported in giass}
50 Champagne Brandy, 1"
barrels Wild Cherry Bounce;
lOdozeu Brandy Cherries, (French3
10 cases superior Claret;
casks f"
4 " Pureold Sherry;
MADEIRA.
100 baskets Champagne, CIicquut Charles Hedsick and
other favorte biands
London and Dublin Porter;
Scotch ale;
i5 dozen Sparkling IIook;
Sc Malvsa Wine delicious and nourishing light Wine,
for ladies' A KERR & Co.
maylS-d&twt No q Cedar st.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-28
A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND ron sun
Attachment Notice.
HOIace n HaulheTI
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NOFiCEi Is hereby given to said A. O. winu that an Al
taehment mas been saed out at the instance Of a. n
hIns and lsvied upon hls property the Goth MsFca
last which attachment has been returned ber. Js.h ar
rss Esq Justice Of the Peace for Davidson csuntv and
fn iher proceedings therein stayed according 10 law uut
the 10Th day of November nex al which time hs sad
G. Winn is notified to attend TIE Office Of said Juc. is
the Court House in the city Of Nashville and dsfsad he
same, 1t he think proper. IL. H. HAMMER
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