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BROWNSVILLE.

20Beautful Building Lots Sale Lease long time
WILL sell Ten Lots a-out four each, on credit
Of two three, four and five years. with interest to
persons who will bind themselves improve the Lots
will also lease Ten Lots r Eve years with the privilege
Of renewing The lease for FIVE wears the ground rent to
be paid annually IN advance These lots situated about
two and quarter miles from the city. the Galatin
pike-a number OF them frnItiug tho Foster pike The
soil is unsurpassed; The neiehborhOOd excellent.
feblS-2w L. W BROWN. AK Cherry st.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

TO the present residence Of Robert Patterson and Cor
n neius Lemout who both enlisted soldiers in the
war Of 1872.
Robert Patterson riShnsn by BIRTH 4 Weaver by
trade and 81 wears c age 1913. They both enlisted at
Nashville Tennessee They their heirs learn some
thing to their advantage bv addressing
Ea91- lpnSWlm BOX 3JI. p o Nashville Tenn
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

THE undersigned hava associated themselves together
L under the style aud firm Of IRBY MORGAN CO.,
transact Dry Goods and Variety Jobbing Business
this city. IRBY MORGAN,
Feb ~, 1855 HENRY b. PLUMMER
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NOTICE. TO ROBIN HUNTERS.

WYE will hereafter prosecute 10 the extent of the law
w any person seen in pasture after night
We have been greatly damaged by the breaking of the
cane aud liable to have the whole destroyed by fire.
JESSE MAXWELL.
feb2l-2t j. OVERTON.
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THE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING
ADELPHI THEATRE.

TOR week only commencing Monday, Feb Ialh,
L 1859
p A. Clark Manager of Troupe J. II. Burdet' Musi.
cal Director.
The old and original CampbeS Still composed of the
following versatile talent, viz.
7. B. Pendergast Dan Bryant,
s, E. Clark, A. FentOn,
j. II. Burdett, j. IL. Ross,
G. P. Fowler, G.. W. Demerest,
W W. NewcOmb, +. NJ. Beer.
With the above distinguished talent the Campbells
presumed TO far excel any other similar party organ
lied.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Cir2le and Parquete, 80
Second Tier, %
Boxes for coorcd persons 50
Gallery for %
Doors open al 61z-Concert to commence at ~ O'Clock.
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ALE BY w. t. BERRY 4 co.
MAPS OF THE SEAT or WAR.

w. T. BERRY * CO., have just received
PHYSICAL MAP OF THE CRIMEA, with enlarged
MAPS OF THE SEAT OF WAR, and views Of SEVAS.
TOPOL and BALAkLAIA, from the best authorities.
BY Ernest Sandoz-
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ton, Vouch for the correctness OF this Map.
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tbs AMERICAN ALMANAC for 1855.
PARTY LEADERS-by Baldwin.
THE LAMPLIGHfER, new edition
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FARM AND OIL MILL FOR SALE

n Roane County East Tennessee, seven miles from
kingston-the farm containing ninety acres, al
which twenty-five or thirty are in cutvaOn-with ca
pacious house, entirely Oil Mill and Cotton Mil,
which located three hundred yard extending
and water giving cave besides three small houses of
which has been used for Distllery. Said Oil Mill, if
that business is carried in the proper way, will yield
good profit in having water all the year. which is pouring
out of the in abundance and in the pun and coolest
good opportunity is offered to enterprsers,
and TO people wishing TO settle in the most healthy part Of
the State.
~ Apply at Geers, corner of the Square end Deade
rick fahoO-
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Einger Rings.

W, Il. Berry * Co. have just received
TIE HISTORY AND POETRY OF FINGER RINGS
by Charles Edwards, Esq. Nitd numerous illustrations
l2mo. cloth. Also
TIE LIVE OF p. T. BARNUM Written bv Himself
W IN Portrait and numerous iliJs,rat0us Emo cloth
You HAVE HEARD or THEM: Bain. Sketches 81
Distinguished Authors, Artists Yoealss Composer &C.
by y l2mo cloth With Portraits steel cf Horace Yer.
net and julia Grisi
y, MI G0UKfsHIP AND ITS CONSEQUENCES. BY
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as ) So
TO CORPORATION TAX PAYERS.

accordance with the recent law passed for the Regu
laon of the Collection of Taxes the undersigned ~
authorized TO allow per cent interest all paid
the month Of February After the st OF August next all
unpaid taxes draw legal interest, and the offer made
is at the rate Of per cent per month for advance
pas mens This is temporary arrangement. to relieve
the present Liabilities If the corporation and expected
that payers will gladly avail themselves of this liberal
,her.
-. The Collector be found at his office at the City
Hall from O'Clock, A. NJ, till 3, 2. NJ, every day.
iebS A. NELSON, Revenue CoIlertar
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$40 Reward.

CTRAYED OR STOLEN on oath January. near night.
- dark sOrrel horse about hands high narrow be-
hind long rough hair WIN hairs under the saddle
6ior years DID, very fast, had black quilted
saddle with bride and martingale will pay the above
reward for my horse W.B ShAPARIJ
Feb. I4-2u-z M n poIla~o -.
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SOMETHING NEW.

'sO-I-A IIIItNs NIN.
NAE, having completed our Shop, and put up sill our
machines, ready 10 do all kinds of Carpenters
work on the shortest notice. SASH. DOORS. BLINDS
HOLDINGS OF all sizes, BANISTERS, LATTICE and
BLlNDSLATS. dressed SHELVING, WERS, WIN.
DOW and DOOR FRAMES OF all SKIES completed Boxes
of all kinds on hand at all times CIRCULAR WORK
OF any kind done; LUMBER of all kinds dressed or
sawed to any size from quarter Of inch to thirty
inches square Persons wanting any thrg in our line
would do well to give call before purchasing else
where, determined to do all work we'll and
give perfect salts faction and cheap it be dOue
All work delivered TO any house in town without cost
Shop on Broad street. west ct the Ma hyle and Chatta
nOoga Railroad, where viii be found all times ready
to wait on any person that wants work.
Feb l4-lv CRENSHAW K WRIGHT
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THE
RudimentS Of Architecture Il Building.
For tile Use RI Baders Drdughtsmen, 3achjpsts Eng:-
Hfers and Mechanics.
Edited by John Bullock author of The American Cottage
Builder"
NEW EDITION Revised. 12No CLOTH


"Severa valuable treatises different branches of the
oreca and practical architecture contained in this
comprehensive volume They selected from eminent
writers on the respective subjects and from lucid and in
structive series the leading principles Of architectural
science In previous edition the work issued in two
separate Volumes which combined with the add
ton of much new matter and many new eDgravngs Ia
practical directions the part of building which occupy.
ing large space in The work. present variety of detss
which NAV be consulted TO advantage not only by the ar
chec and mechanic but by those who wish mend their
own experience By the knowledge OF others, in the CON
struction of dwellings
From the Courier and Enquirer.
nTh;s volume embraces the History of Rudiments and
Architecture and Rudments Of the Art of Building two
separate works. revised corrected enlarged and illustra
ted with engavngs The Orders of Architec-
ture is by W. H. Leeds the Styles of various Countries
by T. Bury the Principles Of Arc htectural Design BY E.
H. Garbet: Grecan Monumental Remains, from the Art
Journal Glossary Of Architectural Terms by the Editor
Saws the Editor We have dealt freely with authors
cafrecting where they mistOok extending where we
thought they not clear-curtang where imagined
they were profe in their remarksand rejecting those
illustrations and illusions which possess interest the
American reader
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with trails falling on the recir. Tho Seapolitan
couture the ground work aI wii'eh isl black lace
with scarlet sprgs and on each side y gefosetie
of white blonde with scarlet fto@,:rs Lastly, q
Greek co hure made Of double wreath OF pupe
oak leaves with gold tassc.- th S soulle wreath Is
ioined by little cap of the San foliage which
confines the back hair This 'winter, bonueis ere
worn less thrown back on the head, although The
fronts continue to be made vary small. y great
number Of the pretty bonnets fashioned by tina
above named ingenious artists have fall of either
lace or blonde which coatinnes all round the cll-
tain.
The cape cloak maintains its vogue. The cape
does not reach below the waist il is sometimes
made OF ouatine; for full dress, Of richly embrod-
cred velvet trimmed with deep lace. When of vel
vet the cape is terminated by deep velvet founce
with a row of wide lace at IFS edge; the velvet
aounce is also covered by lace the iull depth OF
the ilounee.
The magnificent black Chantilly lace, forms =
beautiful decoration for NANTES and cloaks. Black
lace points preferred to scaris and layorte
additions to full dress toiiettes.
Beautiful neck'aces--that becoming ornament
which has been so long discarded by the fair sex,
have made their appearance and viii be worn in all
the high circles. Some ale composed of strands OF
fine gold chains formed into festoons by small me-
dalons of precious stones; others are strings of
jewels, connected by links Of gold or enamel Pret-
ty fancy bracelets are OF gold guipure or Venice
point, with pearls and coral
Black velvet and taffeta basqune bodies with
different skirts. are more and more in fashion,
Skirts are manufactured expressly for this style of
toilette. They have three or four hounces. and
are sold without the corsage Dresses with inwove
hounces are still worn. but they are limited to full
toilette. Plain silks, with the founees trimmed
with velvet, preferred for the street and car
rage costume.
For little girls the frocks are made fplain or OF
toDan velvet, decorated with braid or passemen-
terie The bonnets for these little ladies are gen.
orally drawn silk covered with tule, embroidered
in chenille and mixed with jest spsngles; or round
felt hats trimmed with flowers and velvet For
little girls well boys, fashion this winter is in
favor of capes they generally made of o@otine,
of amixed grey cclors and trimmed with velvets
| or galloons.
For little boys we have still the vest accompanied
by poplin skirt arranged in large plaits for boys
of four and five years Of age q velvet cashmere
blouse with felt hat is the style Of dress prefer
red. The younger wear black velvet cap deco
rated with feather.
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White Goods,
h.>h and French Linens,

White Goods,
ll.>h and French Linens
Silks, Hosiery, Trimmings &c;
Which they offer the most favorable terms. The trade
and dealers are rcqaes ed To favor them with an early call
They will also be receiving throughout the season regular
shipments of every novelty in Dress Goods Embroderies
&c. &c.
A. J. DUNCAN Il co,
No. 20 Public Square
y B.-3O0 bales brown Sheengs and Drings of
Southern Manufacture FOR which we agents
feb2l A j. D. K CO.
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ksTRAY-HICKMAN COUNTY. TENS-

TNAkEN Up. BY ZadOck Martin, living in the 4th dis
Il trict 10 Hickman county, Tennessee 3 AN HORSE
about Is hands high hind foot white uuder thc ys
nre nt one shoe on the right fore Cot Supposed TO be
four years old the spring. Appraised on The 18th Jan.
uarv, 1855, TO sos. r DEEM
iebll-wSr Ranger or Hickm IN Count
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FOR SALE or EyCiy.NCF

A DESIRABLE Country Residence 4 miles from the
"a city on the Galatin Pike with frame dwelling Of
rooms, and 81 Of land about third timbefed
and will be sold liberal terms aud improved city pro-
perty taken in part p ,ymeut
Apply ]. l.. 4 Z. W. BROWN
feb-2w 44% cherry street.
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DWELLING FOR SAVE ON LONG TIMI

A DESIRABLE Brick Dwelling, with five rooms a
n Kitchen &c No. rs Market street. adjoining the Ag
Ticultural Manufacturing Company. Apply TO
feb20-2w J. L. 4 R. W. BROWN 541E Cherry St
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IS RUTH KALI FANNY FERN OR SOMEBODY ELSE!
And, If Fanny Fern is not Ruth Hail..
WHO IS FANNY FERN?
THE LIFE ard BEAUTIES of FANNY FERN
now before tie pubic and the world viii be ealight
/ ened. And THIS BOOK strange tale uutClds.
The Present Work is Authentic in all its Details
fhoe who have read the advance copy pronounce the
wittiest, spciest book OF the
1t presents vivid AMI lfelfe pictures OF the charming
and brilliant
Author of Fern Leaves and Ruth Hall
at her reside in the editors sancum, in the street.
at church, and every Nhere and in every position sheis
the same fascinating woman
In this volume several OF Fanny Ferns earliest Efforts
appear, for the first time in book form.
The reader win find that they possess the same attract
i've featu which characterize all Der productions
They alternately witty and pathetic causHc and sooth
ing, sparkling and pensiye.
No other author has succeeded well In touching the
finer chords OF the heart.
will please send their orders They will he sup
piled at very low rates. by esnge copy dczen hundred
thousand All orders will be supplied in the rotation
they are received So all bad better order at once.
Price for the complete work, handsomely bound in one
volume, Cloth Gilt, is 0ne Dollara copy only.
Copies of the above work will be sent to any person to
any part of the United States, per first mall free Of post
age their RENTING One Dollar to the publisher, in
letter postpaid
Published and tor sale BY
III. LONG & BROTHER,
l2l Nassau street, n. Y,
To whom all orders must be addressed to receive prompt
and early attention.
80 For sale also by all Book Sellers.
~ 1000 AGEFZS WANIED!! -kSs
feb2l-2t
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OursIDE sCARrs AMID MUFFLERs.

WE have vet choice variety of Outside Scaris and
w MulisIsOne Of the seatia things for travellers.
For sale low by MYERS & MCGILL
Ladies' and Gentemens Furnishing Store,
Corner of the Square and College Street. Nashville Tenn
j4ngl
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,.gnyYsDAY MORNING, FEB. 81, 1853.


DFNoCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
our Cluse is Just: thioa PsrtteL
Ala Democratic State Convention held in Nashville on
the 9th April 1858, the undersigned, with others,
appointed "the Democratic State Central Committee until
the meeting Of the next Convention"
In the discharge of the duties thus assigned hem in
accordance with the ancient usage Of the pary aud in
obedience to the wishes of majority of The Democracy Of
the State the Undersigned hereby call Convention to be
held in the city Of Nashville TUESDAY, THE 9TH
MARCH, 1855, for the purpose Of nominating Demo
cratic candidate for Governor and eectng the necessary
organization for the The undersigned respect
fully recommend their Democrat friends to meet IN the
respective counties the first Monday in March, or eS'
ler, and appoin: Delegates TO the State Convention
JOHN K HOWARD, of Wilson,
w. f. VENABLE, of Franklin.
W. A. QUARLES of Montgomery
I FREEMAN of Madison,
DAVID 81. CURRIN, Of Shelby,
j f. r. RAY, of Shelby,
ANDREW EWING, !
G. C. T0RBETT,
r. H. BR0CKWAY, I OF Davidson,
NJ c. c. CHURCH,
HUGH McCREA,
StIs9 Central G,,aaittee
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DIss0LUTION Or pARTNrRSEIp

TIVE cOpartnershp heretofore existing under the sya
4 OF CRENSHAW n FARlS is dissolved by mutual con-
sent The undersigned viii settle all the business of the
late firm, aud is alone authorized to use its name
REQ l4-lm r. J.. CRENSHAW.
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gxTeNsIyE SAFE OF GROCERrEs AT AucTToy
NEW SPRING GOODS FOR 1855.
A. i DUNCAN q Co.

No, 20, Public Square, Nashville, Tennessee,
TTAVE il store large proportion of their extern
sive stock of Foreign and Domestic Staple and Fan.
cy Dry Goods,
EmbroderieS
LactS,
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BaYard TaYIor's New Book.

THE LAND OF THE SARACEN: or. Pie
lures of Palestine, Asia Minor. Sicily, and
Spain.
With Tinted FrsutisPiecs AMI Tiils and Map. Uniform
with Central Africa"
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..
A FRESH SUPPLY NOW RECEIVED or
FANNY FERNS GREAT WORN
ESUTEH HALL.
~ E4NIT EEEI-

By FAEyT FERN.

Notices of the Press.
II any doubts have existed in The minds Of Fanny
Ferns readers 10 her being woman u genius Rua
Hall viii dispel them. No viii fail 20 read tho boss
through who reads the first chapter f.g ierk Casier
1t Is such story could produce who bad nci
genius Of high order II requires no ein al
prophecy to predict that it will produce sensation
work distinct with genius; il deals in absir5otcns
1ut win The living realities Of the present tine and q
ms our own iand- -fhil- 1ort1 AAleffcfa
Here IS 3 remarkable bOOk-a book 10 create a prn-
found sensation We have read throughhe vauIhe Of
400 pages ia SIX consecutive hours The story
IS told with extraordinary power and interest There are
passages in Ruth Hall equal in tIagc description 10 any
thing in the works Of Dickens. Il Is book that viii make
asobbng among mothers and widows and eaue general
signing the sins Of the rich and the susr1e ID Tie
poOr."-Ae1g York X.iFor.
Never did tale abound in so maDT beautiful images
and so skilliuly drawn pictures OF the heart.
Destined to be OF the most popular works ever red
from the American press Ailadslu5i AsTcurg
"a 1t will be read with avidv and extend the authors
merited Popularity."-Ae70 Iork soaFIl0f Commerce.
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DIARIES Fer 1850.
~ All the various STYLES and editions. fr sale BY
jaD5 ". T. BERRY K co
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SEEDS.
4 n BBLS Clover Seeds, fresh;
lU 100 bushel Clear Blue Grass;
$50 bushel Striped Blue Gsass:
bbls Timothy Seed. For sale by
jan30. MOTIIT,oy prpD
"lNDOW Glass-all sizes; Glass Ware LlpSeed OIL
w White Lead Lard OIL Spirits of Turpeptiue Putty
Alum, Copperas Birthstone and Soda
ALSO. fine Tobaccos and Cigars Together with MANY
other articles usually kept in grocery houses
jan30-lm. NOUITON 4 REED
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G0verwor Helm

HAS arrived, says the louisville Railroad is Just
behind him, and gives assurances to what have
always anftachiHgy stOpf mp tviZ. that the LOUIS
VILE AND NASHVILLE HAiLROAD will certain y
be built
This fact has caused an active demand for
EDGEFIELD LOTS;
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SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADE

In all, sol prizes amcrriing 10. 500 600
.zss Tickets kl0-Haves and Quarters in proportion
Persons wishing Tickets in Nashville, will please leave
their orders with Mr.. H. b. CHAMPION, who is author
lied to receive and forward them whom the schemes
and drawings will be regularly sent.
compliance with The above will save much time and
labor necessary to individual orders from time
time
- Every prize drawn at each drawing.
~ Bills on all solvent Banks taken a. par.
81 all communications strictly confidential.
SAMUEL SWAMI, Agent and Manager
Sign of the Bronze Lions
jan3l-20d Montgomery, ala.
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ANOTHER CHANGE.
TINE partnership between llirnS q pAtblN, in ias
i uueeusware Business. 80 htCbs GINA HAL. Is TIL
day dissolved i. H. Hicks viii Fay a the debts AMI
collect all the dues Of the old business Of Hicks Datd.c
aud will continue the business al tine old . WheTe
be found very large and desirable stock 81 any arc
in his line which will be sold The most reasonable ica
for cash. or short time 90 prompt dsaic-s
Nashville Feb. /. 1S55-lIu
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STONE WARE.
S00 GALLONS Stone Ware CONSISTING of Chur,s
COV Jars, Jugs. &c; all sizes For sale 6y
JsnSO. MOULTON q RPED
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nENTISTS will please take notice DE undersigned Is
- only agent in NGshyiis and JaJso wishing our
make Of Teeth viii please make their purchases dec IS
hc. lie has inst received another y OF Teeth, uheh
with his former stock makes 10 large and complete. lie
has also hand few tiue CT Dental Instruments
all completes also, Forceps, Files, Pluraers E2cagaors
Buns Drills, Beech Vice. C0rrundum Files heels. &c
For sale BY 4. 81 kEIGH
(EOrnerly Stretch orr Wholssac and Retail brugsf
Corner College and Union Streets, Nsshv,l!r. enn.
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For Memphis, New Orleans, NJ. Ecuis. and
Louisville,
-TRI-N EgI

- HlRTS Of every variety fine end medium Qualities;
- Understands and Drawers Six snd Noaeu a Kinds:
do do Cotton Plain sad ygr.
Half Hose, silk Wool and Cotton VARIETY:
Gloves, Rid, silk Buck. Beaver aud Cashmere:
Silk and Satin Cravats and ScaIfs-Eue.
Silk and Linen handkerchief hemnet! ftr us-.:
Robes, Suspenders Umbrellas Canes Carpet Bags &c
Received and for sale bV MYERS x MCtiIi.i
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MONEY AND BUSINESS.

.Stat6 Central Committee.
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A. j. FRANCISCO.
ASHTON BLE Halter.


A BEAUTIFUL AND BECOMING HAT FOR YOUNG
MEN.
I UST introduced at Franciscos Fashionable Hat En-
81 pOrum. the most elegant SOit Hat yet made, with
long mapped underbrim 1t is faultess STYLE and for
beauty Of finish is exceed by none 1t is the very latest
in the line Of Soft Hats. Examine them at
tebl7 No. % PUBLIC SQUARE.
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This is another novelty be found the popular Hat
Cap and Fur House OF francisco lie always getting
something new, unique and des rhe and BY the way
toners crowd his store should think that he is Tesping
the deserved reward Of such enterprise. His fabrics
always Gstn uished BIZ the exquisite taste and fault
less workmanship Everybody recommends
FRANCISCO'S BAZAAR,
fahI- AZ No % PnhEc SousIs
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-06-23
UNITED STATES COURT OF CLAIMS.
Real Estate, Bounty Land, and General
Agency, at Washington City.

EHARLES X. SHERMAN, Attorney at Law
~ and JAMES G. WALKER, Of Tennessee, late
Reading Clerk In the House Of Representatives have
associated themselves together for the purpose Of
prosecuting Claims against the Government either
before the recently established Court Of Claims Con.
gress, or the several Executive Departments
In all cases before the Court Of tgdinas and others
involving legal questions they will be aided BY Mr.
CHARLES I. SHsasAY, well known here, and In the
south and West as an experienced lawyer. They
viii give personal and prompt attention to all busi
Land cases, as well as to renting leasing selling, and
purchasing Real Estate.
They beg leave TO refer TO members and ex-mem
beers OF Congress IN the several States and Territories
and TO the correspondents Of Mr. Charles f. Sherman
Office No. AIS, Third street, one door north O
Gsdsby's Hotel. April 2s-deo&wtf