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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-16

DYSPEPSIA AND REPRESENTATIVES great
HeA@zS scourges Of our people cannot be too well IN
derstood or the means Of avertng curing them too
highly appreciated The who discovers any means
Of cure or alienation confe benefit upon his fellows and
Is Of honor This desirable contamination has
been achieved only may dyspepsia be cured but it
may be prevented by the Of 'Hooaand German Bers,
prepared by Dr. c. NJ Jackson Philadelphia which medi
cine is spoken Of the highest commentator by
thousands who have tested its efficacy 1t is perfectly in
nocuous in its nature and the valuable property
Of improving the health Of robust well restoring
The health Of the sick See advertisement.
PEoF Woops HAIR REsToRATIvE.-The testimony Of all
who have thoroughly tested the virtues of this celebrated
article is the gray and the bald eradicate
seae of the Scalp preserve the hair falling and preserve
the perfectly to extreme old age 1t is now put up
both with and without sediments See advertisement
49, To Nervous Sufferers.-A RETIRED CLERGYMAN
~ restored health in a few days, after many days
great suffering, anxious to make known the
Of Will send Gee) the prescription used. Dr.
rect Rev. JOIN NJ DAGNA No. SO Fulton ST. Brooklyn,
Yew York
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TERMS OF SALE.
Trust SaIe of INV Goods.

NTFSSRS. PLUMMER & co having executed . deed II
WI trust to the und rsgned conveying their entire stock
Of Goods the will be sold out the most reasonable
terms for cash. at the old stand No - Public Square, for
~ irt time
Persons indebted to said Arm requested to for
ward and make payment Immediately their accounts viii
be placed in the hands Of officer the accounts
&C, aye also assigned
The books and CT said arm open for the
spectiOn OF creditors, JOHN g. FERGUSON.
dec22-u Trustee.
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FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale the following property: One IEns
l. proved Lot. situated in Edgeheid Bell street,
be ing Wemore streets The lot fonts SO fset
and IL. Let. The improvements on il are.
Dwelling House with - rooms entry, back stable carr-
age house, and well OF good water.
ALSO-A vacant Lot. on Bell street, nearly orpo-
above fronting hfythree feet snd running back
one hundred and ninety four feet-feneed in.
And three any feet lots in ZolhcOfers Addition the
corner Of Russell and Tulip streets.
T. A. BALLOwE,
oet2 General Agent, .sOesdefiek
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GRIsWOLp's COTTON GINS.

FTiE suhscrber being agent F he sale % The above tins
will ssepA supply on kand. furnish Planters At short
notice.
These gins have the character Of making good lint gin
aBg aster lighter cleaning the seed better taking
cut laore oais trash and having boxes durable
and against he than any oe gina In and
cred adv antageoGn 70 the purchaser
The satisfactory references can be given 70 establish
this repuaon Shich they also maintain
trial. used according 10 the directions Sish each
- H.T. YEATsfAN.
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strayed or stolen

IR0M te stable 81 Isaac PAnL ne night q J4anAry
Ira, Ray HoRsG sblut faafseeu hAHds hTh 10th
kind lees white shove tie hock ths face has ssy
bashy tz Ne ether IaArzs rscoects4 Fsfzrn
log ths haFss TnF an laisImzoa issas Paul.
ss be hoeqsslg frrafacd cATHIhiSE Af0CH,
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Agricultural Pnncrs.

The "Southera Caltioator," Augusta, Ga,
enters upon a new volume with the January
number. This journal is edited by DANIEL
LEE aud DIR. REDMOND, aud is exceedingly val
liable.
The "GcResoe Farmer" Rochester, n. Y, is
another valuable monthly agricultural jour
nal. 1t is also one of the oldest in the United
States.
The January number o. both Of these papers
has come 10 hand
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S 6 o O O O!

sol Prizes Amounting to 100000
ONLY 10000 NUMBERS.
Every Prize drawn each drawing and paid, when due
Tickets $40: Halves SIS; Qarters 50 So
~ Address JAMES =. WINTER, Manager,
MAcCE, Ga.
dec22-td or, BOX u.s. NAsHvuIE 2. o.
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Magnificent Chances,
A y "A III C ITO N .

yAYILL be sod ThnrsdAy, ae 2s;h instant a. Paia
w saean al ~ psrshab.s pEePery esiatisE 4 As.
n. A. haFnes, laa ne prsnsrsl iossF Whsx cseek,
farnpiks.
sad property consts 81 Mniea Horsss Cess HeTs Ta.
Oats Hay foddsS WaEons Carts Fo ga (aas sieTanf Pan
Ma and variety q ske< arrs ksiensns . hsirais
hFnsr, a. Il oAD9a
Alss-At saEo tiese tsa Ma rcke a 0xaa.
HWsH ae scii soaae anr tioeded trood Mars.
AsaiaEhs panasfian w Be- rsnsd y sAs kshsss hiaeer
fsr the pntsrnt year, i,fe
r. ftsua 81 sale nads knswn % eas q sale.
D. TAl6a, Gsa7 Agt end sncilanfer.
nsfa-- q oAsrysfrssts
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At Richmond Ill., Ysdkn county, North Carolina, On The
eth u Mis- MARGARSr PEAtsoN aged ~. vie Of hot r.
NJ PeasOn Of the Sopreme Court, aud daughter Of he la
Col John william, Of Tennessee.
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fW-Th old established house of VESSEL &
Thompson, on Union Street continues to offer
great inducements to all wishing Candies,
Cakes, Segars, Fruits, &c. See their card.
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PAUL FAME;
o., PARTS 90 LfFE ELsE UNTOLD.
A Nc,,.t A, R,rl.i Nruh4rs. BIN Will

Novel n Serial Nuubsrs. By n. ?. WILLIS.
This a. fsiarn q anihors pen 10 add whh Be has
tired uit soEs other days bal shich ahan.
dsned for he stronger atracona 81 fkot and
tea ~ romancass noi Be aniasFeseg he O. as q
readers Who have kludy f5oEea hin ID hoth ha onxer
sxsFs.ncs ard brtier kBoNedgs Of he weird viii coarss
rss h better avaniaees th4a ksi1re trah hze par
osrvaoa and lnedeni uhch ksDt apart 0n his
araahle material ule eon1ned V aaa dcserptan, and
uAh e1ud ony b asea through ths d. iRdvsaAHns pro-
n romance
Ie aaAln u shs nsu feature series o. original sEstr
e. songs and Ballads - q. r MsrF AID original negc
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aras sn1 rs asf variety ~ earefi cheinEs hon ne
ilsrnrus 81 Enesh psriooa seratnrs ertrism Ie-srr
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"Report ct' the first Anbaal Exhibition Of
tie Mechanics Institute Of Tennessee" This is
neat pamphlet containing list of the awards,
sc, of the Fair held at Odd Fellows Hall in
this city last fall aud is an interesting and
valuable record
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iRUIED.

On Tuesday morning the n lot mt ~ Rev Fergu'
soa Mr. r p BLAKENoRg OF this cry 90 vi NAR1Aasr, &c
cond daughter Of John d. Go s. Esq Of this vieints.
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nN the 18th OF January next viii se 70 the highest a
~ bidder, my Tract OF Land, containing about u
500 Ae $50 cleared the balance in timber being ~
miles from Port Royal the waters Of sulphur Fork Of RsS
River. II ia well adapted the growth OF Wheat Cora and
Tobacco, with eofortable improvements; % seeded
Wheat convenient good mills Of which
featuring mills the waters OF Red River u miles nom
Carksvie in good nsighborhood convenient to schools
and churches TEkns-One-third Ca h. the bslnce in
and years. with interest Possession given by the ls Of
February For further particular call J. O. Darden, Of
Nashville, or 10 me, the premises.
decls-lNhWlm clV AMI As NEO. MCCAILEN.
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IRON RAILING AND
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK.
TIVE subscribers prepared to Cd or5e Of any
l. for IRON WORK, sach
Railings for Public and Private Parks, Gardens.
Steps, VerandahB, Balconies, Cemetery Lots &C,
Also, IRON gTAIBs. DOORS, SHUTTERS, SETTLES,
CHAIRS TABLES, DOGS, WINDOW GUARDS GATES,
FOUNTAINS kc They pay particular attention 10 sno0s
ting CEMETERY LOTS and PARKS, having the largest
Of Patterns Of any establishment In the country,
enabled 10 please the most astdous In taste Arch
Builders in any part Of the Unon wanting Iron
work by sending drasngs S receive the estimate for
Of work, and vii furnish any vork from their de
signs drawings that may be desired.
Persons wishing articles Of manufacture ~ address
ing few lines stating for what purpose viii be furnished
with printed Designs BY mall with the prices
ei All orders sens viii receive prompt attention, and
The work finished and fitted In the best manner and packed
In boxes for safe carriage, HOOD q co,
ste f2i North Tenth Street,
And Broad and Ridge Avenue,
noveG-tru4n RhilRdel hin.
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Mr.. Brazelton's bill to "locate" the "critter"
and increase the school fund, embracing the dis
triet system feature, was rejected under the ope-
ration Of the previous question, ayes %, noes A.
The House then adjourned to o'clock. P II.
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JOHN RAMAGE
AZ College street, Nashville,
ROOTS, SHOES AND b ANS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
HAVE hand, Large and General Assortment Of
the best manufacture for City and Country Trade.
Merchants Planters will find IL their advantage
examine my so OK before purchasing.
deci JOHN RAMAGk.
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TOR SALE-A HOUSE AND LOT in Vest sshviIls.
II The McGavOek street 80 feet, and run
ack l6o feet ~ cot alley. The House contains roo
and hall with stables. &c. R. A. BALLOWE,
cots GenT AE't No. II Dezdsriek 81
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FOR SALE.

VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOr.-we now Offering
for sale that commanding site College Hin known
as the CAMPBELL PLACE" The Lot onts $50 feet Mar
ket street. opposite the Rutledge Property, and
offered Cor about what the Lot Is worth.
deelTl LINDSLEH CROCbLrI.
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FOR SALE.

A HouSe and Lot on McLemore street. The -
n Lot fronts l5t feet McIenloTe street. and runs q
sck lO4 feet. The House Is Story Brick. and -
contains rooms hall aave and below, with kitchen but
aouse &C. This property located In the nezhborhood o
he Nashville and NcFh-W ssten Railroad Depot IL Is Alse
convenient the business portion OF the city, and can De
aad upon good terms For further information, apply 70
r. A BALLOWE,
oct5 Genn Ag't No. II Deaderick
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Commissioners sale.

j. D. Tyler guardian and pE c. NJ. Tyler ct als dss.
pursuance Of Decree - he Todd Cirenit Court IN the
above SUIT 81 the Dec mber Tern. 1857 Of said Court,
WIN as Commissioner under sad d.eTve sell to the highest
eider, al the late residence Of W. B. Tyer deceased
Monday, tee 2lSt day OF January, 1856,
e tfSct OF lend wkirh said dyceSns ded-conlAning
between $50 and 400 Acres.
SAID land lies On the road oE sA.on Ky 70 CiArksVae.
Tenn in Tch AMI &c tie part - he county, ard Is Of
the best ubered tracts Of lard southern par the
county About 80 cleared ard in hne OF
cultivation There u good DSslhEg House the place;
also, Barn, Stables, &C.
TERMS or SALT
One third cash. the balance and Two years. With la
terest from date Bond, with approved security, viii be
qured Of the purchaser, aud lien retained the land TIA
the purchase money is paid. g. TERRY, Commser.
N B-Any desiring to said Fam viii please call
on NJ Tyler, on the premises; D. B. Smith, a. Hadsns
vile: or, q. Terry. OF Elkten. dec2s-~H
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LAND SALES, sc.
VALUAB LIE
QNPRQPER1YEOR ALE.

proposes sell, 1ccor1o0a
bic Laurel Furnace and Land consisting q some hvs
or six thousand situated in Dickson county, about
miles Southeast Ct Charlotte, Immediately the line Of The
N W. Rairosd Said Furnaces in successful op-
Grafton and entirely having probably the best Engne
and Blast IL the State. Il Is well supplied With Ore snd Tim
oer Also. about 90 cf wen 1inbrred Land viii
an excellent Ore Bank situated in Hickman county Tenn,
few miles from Rtna Furnace And also, the Buffalo Iron
Works, situated in Lavrsnes county, Tenn III property
has about 10000 acres Of Land which argo bodies 81
Iron Ore.-exceent water Main BosO, aud also
on Chiefs creekon which T. god Fsrusc stack. just
completed There excellent rn the Ia ter place.
which IS within miles Of he Tenn Ala kailroad-
Ny object In selling, is 70 corcentra ny business
have lately purchased Carroll Furnanc End having
Iron Property than can attend 60, sish - se, aud via
make il 10 the interest Of any desiring to purh sreb
properly, buy Of ANY wishing purchase either
OF the places c. 81 Lame furnace 1t Car
roll Furnace, to Laurel Furnace the II esmah Lan
and s. c. W. Nalier the buffalo property 70 those
lands Either Of whom viii tale pleasure in showing them
thu property. W c. NAPIER
dec2i-dtzAzim Urion enny. send hill to this ones
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No. l. Tho holy Gospels: illustrated in forty Original
Engravings. By FREDERICK OvERBEcK.
No2. Gems Of British Art: With choice specimens
Of Poetry History and Romance.
No g. Ornaments of Memory: Or, Beauties of History,
Poetry and Romano with eighteen Engravings.
No 4. The Republican Court: Or, American Society in
the days Of Washington.
No. S. Women Of the Bible: Deineated in Series Of
Sketches of Prominent Females mentioned in Hoy
Scripture Illustrated by eighteen characteristic
Steel Engrayings. New Edition
No. G. Home Authors and Home Artists: Or AmerI-
Scenery, Art and Litera Comprising
Series of Essays by the most distinguished Auth
ors Of America.
NO.7. Characteristics Of Women Moral POetica and
Historical. BY Mrs. JAMESON.
No. 8. The PARALLELS Of the New Testament Practically
unfolded. By Rev. WIN. BACON STEVENS, d. d.
No. .. The Romance Of American Landscape. Illus.
trstcd with sxteen Egravings Steel.
No. 10. The Thoughts Blossom With sixteen elegant En-
Cravings. BY N. P. WILLS.
No. II. The Book of Beauty With several beautiful H.
lustrations.
No. 70 A Winter Wreath of Summer Flowers With
Colored Plates.
Ann "a ais.
Friendships Offering. Memorys Gift.
The Cecillian Gift. The Snow Flake.
CHI istian Keepsake. Moss Rose
Affections Gift. The Philopena
The Atlantic Souvenir.
Fibles Large and Small in Plain and Fancy bindings with
without clasps.
Prayer Cooks and Hymn Books, in several styles Of
bindings. Some Of which superb.
Pper Mache Work Boxes, Writing Desks POrtfo-
lios, Chess-Boards, &C., &c, &C
Also, great variety Of CHILDREN's BOOKS calculsted
instruct the mind well please Il fancy young
Twenty Eve different kinds Of GAMES FOR JUVENILES,
together with other things too numerous to mention
The public respectfully invited call and examine foi
themselves. CHARLES W. SMITH,
dec20 BuG No. 81 College st.
FRESH ARRIVAL OF FALL & WINTER GOODS
T.. ANDERSON. W.. D. n'LAEARAk
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ORIGINAL NOVEL By II. p. WILLIS
The Home Journal for 1856.
NEW AND BRILLIANT SERIES.

THE drst number Of the NEW enIEs H0nH Jors-
NAL ToE 1ss6 uin be issued as tcefk &c dress
and attractions the principal one q rhich yin es
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X. C.. M'NAIRY & co.
No. 80 COLLEGE ST., Nashville. Tenn.
lave now on hand one the LARGEST and complete
l. stocks Of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, suita
bic for Fall and Winter offered at retail in this mar
ket And having within the last few days received their
third large FALL IMPORTATION and many articles bought
at prices far below their usual COST are enabled to offer in
ducements to all persons wanting goods in their hne
DRESS GOODS.
Elegant Ylounced silks in all eoors day evening
dresses from SIS $50; Elegant Moe Antiques plain
and striped both day and evening" elegant Plaid and
Striped Silks al qualities and prices Plain Rept silks, in
all coors day evening dresses Pout de Sole, do;
Cashmere Robes, with borders elegant Cashmere Rooes
printed, do.
Plain and Printed Delaines.
The largest lot ever offered in this city, bought greatly
reduced prices which will be sold frcportiona5ly low
$40 patterns Union de LANES at only 81 piece Plain
Mernos in all coors In Short EVERY THING in the dress
goods line.
Extra heavy, all Wool, for Drawers;
Shaker,
All qualities Welsh and other unshrinking FlAnnels;
Silk Warp Fiannels;
Fine Saque Fanues all coors; and for children common
White Red and Yellow, all qualities.
For Boys.
All descriptions Of goods for Boys Clothing such jeans
sstnetts, Tweeds, Cassmeres, &C. &c.
staple Goods.
All kinds sheetings shrtngs Pillow Domestics Tickings,
Apron Checks Canton Fannel Prints Irish Linens, Plaid
Lnseys, Negro Kerseys, &c. &C.
EmbrOidCrjes and Lace Goods,
Everything in this line Honon Collars and Collarettes;
VAL Collars Colaretes and eeves separate 10 sets; all
kinks French scotch Worked Collars Mourning Col
lars, In great variety.
Curtain Goods.
Everything in Muslin and Lace Curtains. Also Union, all
Wool and Satin Iaine Dama,ks, with Gimps, Tassells,
Loops Cords &C., to match. Also Cernice and Pins all
qualities.
Hosiery.
very large stock Of Ladies' Misses Mems and Boys all
If VIII thew 4 4 81 DOsSble
Carpets
In endless variety, and all qualities Many styles
received within the last day prices 10 insure entire
satisfaction Also, large lot OF Rugs Mats, Drugets,
Crumb CT, tbs Oil Cloth, Mats for Fire Places ash
Stands, &c &C. x. c. MeNAIRY CO.,
nov21 No. IS College street, Nashville, Tenn
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j BENZ. y sHIyLDS-
SHELBYVILLE UNIVERSITY.
SHELBYVILLE, BEDFORD COUNTY, Tennessee.
INHE public respectfully notified that, the LITERARY
Department Of the above Institution will commence ITS
First Session the FIRST MONDAY OF FEBRUARY, 1856.
As Trustees, hatter ourselves that, with University
Buildings large and imposing corps Of Instructors harmed
and efficient and geographical position in 81 ate
trail and accessible in connection with the good health the
fine morals the excellent society Of rapidly growing
town. prepared offer great inducements to parents
and guardians who have and wards educate
with their patronage
FACULTY..
REV. L. HAMILTON, President and Professor Of Moral
and Mental Phiosoph', and Eees LettTes.
P. GLYNN, A. NJ, Professor of Ancient and Modern
Languages
A. VIM, A. NJ, Professor of Mathematics.
Professor Of ExpeTime ntal Sciences.
J. L. CAREY, A. NJ, sup Preparatory Department..
--, Assistant.
TERMS OF TUITION
Per Session Of Twenty-one Weeks-One half payable
in advance.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT. ......................$1 SO 90
lEhEGULAR'' 10 90
SE CIRCULARS, giving outline Of the Course Of Stu
dies to be pursued together with other necessary norma
tOn ready for distribution and upon application,
will be immed ately cent to any desiring copy.
Boarding may be obts ned in private fau es at from IS
80 per month"; payable the middle and end Of the SEES
sions.
After Students have entered deduction will be made for
loss of time, unless in proaced sickness, other
piOvientia causes.
For further particulars the Secretary Of the Board
J. A. BLAKEMORE,
President Board Trustees.
THOMAS B CANNON Sec'v dec24-8t
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NASHVILLE BPLL AND BRASS FOUNDRY,

No l7i South Front Street,
NASHVILLE. TESS.
A B. COOK, practical BILL snd BRASS FOUNDER,
n. 20 Weller Cuok, b. pF=pa ea q nAhui G.
% order, Bells thurrhs seHnboats and hsnta-
tions Aso Steam Whistles. 6lnbes Cyl nder 0uAge,
Fountain and stop Co Ks Hoe and salt MI Joints, Gun
Mounting Anti-frlction Metal
All work by With nea,ness and despatch, Of he
best sterA AZ low prices, and warTautsd Jani6-iyE
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Havana Plan Lottery.
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY.
BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
M a ON C. a

THIS LOTTERY is conduc ed on the plan Of the Royal
Lottery Of Havana Of single nurnbers-aRd drawn at
Concert Hall Macon, Ga, under The supernien-
dence OF Gel. Geo. N. Logan and Jas "A. NfSs
bet. Esq.
Grand Scheme for January 18th, 1855.
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MACKENZIE & WILSON

RE making arrangements 10 extend the manufacture Of
.sTHE TESEEssRAy,s
The popular stove south and Southwest Orders
eonp, led to lay over now be speedi allied.
ROOFING, GUTTgRING, Go.
The on. door work, mprsng al Tin ard Copper Work
coauseted S.th sug houses able buildings &e,
paced under the entire sapeFnie1dence q Mr. " Joaes
late Of Louisville
b. this arrangement all wors Of the shove Description en-
trusted via be hnshsd vel he IN tie
Eastern cities ard a. the osest possible rates
Tin and Copper Roofs warranted f5f Eve years 70 he
PEI feey waieght and respectfully refer 30 the roO o.
The FIRST Prebyieaa Chgreh Of the largest roofs a the
city which has not leske sns drop sncr pat
fact unprecedented IN The annals Of roofing IN I,
TINWARE.
Our Tsuware made BY the best mechanics that can be
band aud Of the best and hsAyiest material
CASTINGS.
The best Ptahars Castings always hand. and at The
CAST IRON STOVES.
We have hand q al tines. larger Etoes ~ beth cosk
ng and Heat coFes faaa any ether bose IN the city and
are deierniEel nj 70 Be ahfer cd
CRATES.
We Ave hard large steck n nr8Spx Room, P4Fior
Gad Odce Gates foa he BE- manaActar East
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
osT AasoFtsnt u varied aBd cpapFses many articles go
ssata hou skeetng AZ ar sale lie ouesl pgice r
ca N, o. pancfaAi easseE-rs.
Al Eork eafnsrd ~ be sxscassa sifA rsonrTsEss
and DsFArca and us hope le Fsssys snare II Pabic pat
robagr. MACKENZIE nils0N.
Na.hrIis Jan AZ