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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
P. G. O'RILEY & CO..
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
~ 4 q Q II a II = .
Z ~ II31It9s - =
EAvINe fitted up memmo e.-sz.

EVANSVILLE, IN3.
E%% HAvING fitted up manm0 egezzs =
rs Wharf Boat, the largest the n. 'sss4
Ohio River in the most substantial manner, we are pre-
paredtofacilitateany businessentrTsed ourcare eth
er by RIVER, RAILROAD Oh2 CANAL
without exposing TO the nclemeney Ofthe weather. any
property; and viii paid to Reccv
ing, Storing and Forwarding and also to the sale OF any
Produce consigned to and all Orderspromptiy filed
P. .O'RILEY returns his sincere thanks TO his nu-
friends for their former patronage. and respect
fu y sOlics acOntiRuance ofthe same, which Will be
duly reciprocated.
Store Room. VOL supplied, viii be kept forthe &C
commodation Boats and their orders carefully Allied
nh3-dSzwly p. G.. O'RILEF d co
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NOTIONS! NOTIONS

ENLOWER Vases, tGerllo meters. travelling pan
n best London sea ing wax eight key French
ceorceOns hue French haFps dolls marbles TOYS
sets port-mOnnaies combs Superior nee1es pins
picks key rings, pencils steel pens, tooth brushes
beads doIluoes chess utn, Emerson's sps
Jumping and battle doors together great
variety of notions for sale by a. c. PUSHEE.
under PslI4yys5 all Ff-st
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW NOVELS.

NEW NOVELS.
ST received fresh supply of Rose Clarke ~ Fanny
- Fern Widow Pedott Papers;
Which? tie Right or the Lett;
lie or the Human Comedy; ollie; Deesticks: 10 p
Rag P!cter Wager of Battle; Cone Cut Corners;
hidden Past: Gertrude; Scenetor Parsonares:
Sacred Plains by H. adley; Mayant Perevaf
controversy between Senator Brooks john Arch
bishop OF York.
AL9I-FTanE Lese's Gazette OF Fashio fer FeIruaryj
household Words. by Chrrles Dickens, DO;
Naverly Magazine, dc.
Putnyms Magazine
GodeY's Ladies
Frank Leslies New York Journal do.
School fellow. do.
Illustrated London News; Punsh. and other Amerioaz'
p1p,rS ier TINS week, at SAM'L LISTERS
Books
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CARPETS! CAfPETs!!
wTE have on hand Carpets all styles from
Nv 30 81 IS yarl All persons desiring good
will find it to their advantage call
octl2 JOHNSON ~ FRENCH'S.
a GEVCY OF THE BOSTON VULCANisED IN
"a DGA RUBBER BELTIN g AND GUM P8CKING.-A
nogioF BABCOCK BROTHERS.
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WYE have hand Of the most Eplete and De-
sirable stocks everything in the DRY GOODS line
foundin the Western Market which offer all cash
prom bEyer remarkably low rates Our goods
with great in guaity style and
price. willing duplicate the bills OF regular
nountsRS Our stock in part OF
the following articles
Brown and beached muslns cloths eassmerss satinetts
prints nseys nings silks satins vslye vsstngs
carpets cashmees. coburgs apacas de aines hats
ribbons umbrellas seamless bags shaWl, satchels
&c. &c.
Together with large assortment of Notions of all kinds
Yankee clock a eamAric needle Also large stock
WE'LL MADE CLOTHING,
pressly aRd give entire atis
sotiot Give call before purchasing elsewhere.
nothing showing goods little the cheap
,sb Tor selling them. JOHNSON e FRENCH.
Mein street, I'd door State Bank,
Ia Ind
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-08

ESP aCFFULLY inforr the Evausv lie and
~ ITS vl'lntv that they have formed partnership in the
practice Of Medic n and Surgery.
Hayhg bseu actively rrofessan for a quar-
ero Geury and 5eoome familiar with the diseases incl
tent TO this climate they hope their experience
cess VIII entite them share of public patronage
Their office tirsr between Main Locust
posite the Post Once, where eithe them may
aglS-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
COSMoPOEzTAN
ART ASSOCIATION
Second Year.

Second Year.
"A this and popular Institution for the dAusion OF
Literature ami Art have been made On the mo-s ztenS
Among the work. already engaged is the faE-fanasd
"GENOA CRUCIFI4,"
which originally co t Ten Thousand Dollars.
In forming the Collection the diffusion Ct wodE? Of
AMEHlcAS RI and the OF ASgah
many Of the most giised American Artls VINO WIZ
Marble Bus executed by the greaestving Seup
W. imam GEoRGE WASHINGTON,
BENJtMiS FIR 4NKLIN,
DANiEl. WEBSTER,
The Statesman
Especial agent visited Europe and made careful and
and sud' marble ststnary and 06oiee Paintings
1 sn ThSt sstadT2 a the e
othe AssoeiaPP R 9 rs the Sse SsnRERsHp
The payment Of three dollars constitutes any one member
lowing Magazines for year and also tlckeoln the dr-
button Of the Statuary and Paintings
inz Non hly Magazines Harpefs Knickerboeker
Black woods Grahams Godey's Ladys Book. and Heu5e-
Lstles Living Age tweekly). year, and two tickets
Persons taking five memberships entitled any Eve
the Magazines for and SIX TICKETS In the drl-
The aet proooe derived the sale of memberships
purchase Works Of Art for the ensuing
The Advantages Secured
lst All persons receive VALUE oFTHER sUGscRP
in the shape Of sterling Magazine Liter
ature.
"a Each members contributing towards purchasing choice
which be distributed the mselves
and time encouraging the Artsts of the
try Disturbing thousands of dollar through its agency
Persons REMIrTING for membership will please
give their OFFICE ADDRESS stating tbe month
wish the Magazine and have the letter
registered the POstOce oss the receipt
which certificate membership together with the Magazine
desired will be forwarded of the country.
Those purchase Magazines at book will observe
that Joining Association, TIL RECEIVE THE MAGA-
ZINE AND TICKET ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION, all a
| the same price they pay for the Magazine alone
illustrated Catalogues full
sent application
For membership, address -
At either Of the principal Offices
York or Western Office Water street Sandusky o.
| Subserip tions received by F. &. EARNHART,
novs- wifi Honorary Secretary for Evansville. Ind
- CArPrEarest 6,AnpITaII
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LAW PARTNE1TSuTP

As G. ZONES and JAS. E. BLYTHE AttorniesatLaw.
- Evansville, Indiana have ASSOCIATED se
ners IN the the Law and will practies
ts ana the ado1rng counties. aud in the Supreme md
district Court Sey design turning partie
uar to land law In short time they will DR., t
give IN few minutes abstract the title to amos
Iot In Evansville, its enlargemsnts Lamasco to-
with their professional rinion the title
- iv15-d&wtf
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EPECElVItD per STEAMER F. Lorenz-
a q 100 bags Pen. Buekwheat Flour rs lbs each:
20 nests Blue This IN nest: '
~ DO do do nest;
for sale by i n ~ sN SssS'
dec1S-dtf
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WalLEslLE DRY GonRs.

gtR ANBERR IES.-t barrel choice at -,
u nov3 L. BACON q GUS
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS!
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY.

HUM q ENsJR ANlE NUNEpAN 4,
OF TIE CITY OF NEW YORK.
CAPITAL $500 O00-aU paid an IN CASH
EENhAS Company commenced business about
IL with intention ofdOing safe and fair business with
Cash Capital and s. l. Looms its head
projection the assured equal Insurance Com
pany in the world Policies will be issued by the subscriber
buildings Merchandise Household Goods &C., Sc,
orable with other good solvent Companies.
8. L. LOOMS. Prest.
CHARLES j. MARTIN, Secretary.
ALLEN O. HALLOCK, Ag't..
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FEA1EROAT AND MACEElN I
Ella CKSNITHING


THE undersigned would respectfully in
1S-FSA form the public that he has taken the old
stand formerly occupied by Mr.. Newman,
sz-zs IA First street between Vine and Division where
z4ss44lsA is pared to do Blacksmithing in all its
various steamboat work sawmin work,
encing railing balcony irOns stairs and hansters cellar
doors aud crates Railroad and canal bridge work
done prices and at shOrtnotee Anchors dit
erent sizes always hand; also water wheel
beam strips boats etc. Being old and experience
hand Machinery Blaeksmithrg will warrant satisac-
ion pay All kinds Of heavy forging done my shop
feb26diy J. J. MORRIS.
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS!
wv beg the public of Evansville and
w the ladies Particularly that have open for IN
sp9ction entire stock of Fancy and staple Dry foods
Our assortment of DR. goods has rival in point
style and cheapnes also and mant
which only appreciated by inspection Call at The
Store Main recently occupied BY L. W. hebberd
where will always be ready to cell great bargains
epl7tf ROSER BRO & FREY.
COTTON BATTING.
a 40 BALES No. l and 2 Rafting, for sale BY
wv S. q. GILBERT CO. Syc st.
ep17 Agents Cypress Factory
JAMES H. SMITH.
ENGR AVER.
IL 81. 70 between Main and Market. LOUISVILLE
Visiting Wedding and Invitation Cards Scales and Presses
Embossed Cards and Envelopes, Door and No Plates
aug23-6m.
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z .oAlF.; CRgsnEO ANP POMDERED sUGAas.
4 E9TTFV ENTgN TDEEsN SAF,F

NTOTICE is hereby given that sell at PHbIie Auction
Tuesday the 5-f day Of Jauuery 1856 at he Iats
residence of Daniel e. Goldsmith. deed ire rov
ship, Vaa9eraurgh county al his personal PROV
sisling Of Horses. r Cattle. Sheep Hav Oats ICT.at
Corn and Potatoes, Farming Utensils and Household arn
tuTe.
crat Of twelve u1onhs viii he given n ali SIMS aver
three de!iers the purchaser giving wish proe
rity drawing interest aud waivnR
neEt laws DANIEL W. GOLDSMITH,
GeczZ=46F Administrator. vi il annexed
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TgNHANKsGIVENG nINN Err FOR ALL.-75 fine fat
nov-8 COOKS Family Grocery.
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HT Office is hereby given undersigned b
pointed Admintstraror Of the of Arthur Ne
Estate is supposed tn be solvent.
CHARLES MeJoHNST6N Adrninis.r,tor
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Notice Of Sac,

NOTICE hereby given that will sell ruBfic auction
on Tuesday 10Th day of January next e
of Arthur McJohnstoH late Of Vanderburgh county
ed all properly (not taken by the widow
ssting of horses ehe hogs sheep hav wagon
farming utensils credit of the given
dollars the purchaser giving
with approvstseH y, waving valuation and appras
laws CHARLES McJoINST0N,
iaEs Administrator
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W day and for sale by ~ 'A41
nov3 JAMES Low & CO.,
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FREsH 0TsTIlRs


Tf have received the FIRST shipment. and will en-
wE hand for the supply Of the ted Holt &
Motley Oysters so long and favnrafIv known.
ootl5 TENEEY & SORENSON
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ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY.
------- or Hartford. CnnnccticLLH.
DINNllLVTION.

FNHE partnership heretofore existing between the
81 dsrsigned under the drIn of y K Hen tricks Co.,
-t-T = y V. X. HENDRICKS.
dec15-tf JOS II. HENDRICKS.
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COPARTRERs3
The undersigned hav purchased the OF John H.
Norran and William R Preston the of Morgan
Keen and Preston have associated together in bus
iness under the and firm Of Preston and will
continue the Wholesale dry good the old stand OF
Morgan. Keen and Preston First street
ISAAC KEEN
ian y 1s5etf. CYPRIAN PRESTON.
seADDsN ease Vest adding reed this DAY and for
81 sale by JAMES LOW d CO..
feta Louisville. Ky.
ETREs;s TE4s-25 half chests store sad for sale ~
Il ian 12dtf ORR DALZTLL Co.
GOAP AMI CANVLEs.-
- ?50 lis Tallow Candies;
2nO lbs do;
jan3 W, S. FICkERY~
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PAVILION E1OTEA.

~ put up IN Aer my inspection. rrF 100 81
dee2i THos HEADEN.
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NOTICE

M oask Driad Rect, Dtl5 ~. / ,llg.-3,-.
" 30 dez fresh Eggs; j ust received ct .TT 800
sng6 7. BACON & CO.'S Main st.
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FNHE this day formed eTshp
M under the Hendricks & Nc Rea. and will continue
business the d stand Of V. K Hon
bricks & Go. v. X. HENDRICKS,
dscI2-tf W. A. MCREA
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aTCONOMIC Al STOCK FEEDENC. and Cob
= mills for sale also Portable Corn Mills and Boiling
CLOTHS, at J. R. MON ROE'S Family Grocery.
noy11 Corner Oak ana second streets.
SPELlIO z NAus.-75k Ike Of this favorite brand for
q y s-le Nv n"v2+ $. e. GILBERT IL co.
AVIAN GsiD-At the highest price:
Sg 500 bushsl Peeans 30 hushe small White Beans at
heNzf CJ0K'S Family Grocery.
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CGRN.
a FRESH supply of Corn lust reed and for sale
"a my2l T. GRANT b& co
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-03-21

NASHVILLE. TENN ESS EE.
Chartered by the General Assembly Of the State.
i not surpassed by any similar establighnent IN the
United States in point Of facilities for mparng thorough
practical knowledge Of the duties Of the Accountant
OOk-Keeping.
This Department Is under the immediate SUPERVISION OF
the President of s College who is Practical book kespsr
having bad years experience soUle OF the Tgest
counting houses n the Uniou.
Commercial Law
This Branch is under the suDer,nts1de3cs Of Joaa 4.
McEwss Esq., Member " tbs Nashville Bar who Is too
widely known swy and orator TO require further
notice at our hands
The Course Of Instruction embraces both Reading and
Lectures.
Lectures will be delivered at night nc: to interfere
with his professional engagements.
Mercantile Calculations
by WV FERRkL NJ Under this head ia embraced every
species of calculations necessary for b0skkeeper bus
ness man unaerstandvS Interest," Discount Loss and
Gain, EGuatioos, Exchange, &c. sc
Terms Of Tuition.
Book Keeping by Double and Single Entry Is applied
to every variety Of business, both prosperous and
adverse. Commercial Calculations and Commercial
Law Lectures including the use Of books ., go 90
PenMsnship-For twenty Lessons .,....,s5
For lessons without limit, sic 90
- The above fees payable, invariably In advances
The Importance rule appear obvious students
enter Tor an unlimited period with the privilege of review
ing at any time during Life, without extra charge
This School 10 perpetual session having no vacatou
hence students may enter at any time and pursue their
studies without interruption.
Merchants and business will be supplied with com.
Peent book keepers by applying at this establishment
Good board and lodging be obtained for az per week
No student will be taken for less than full course 10
whatever branches he pursues.
Time required for full courss-from six 10 ten weeks
~ Address southern Commercial College Nashville
Tenn aD27-dtw6wly
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Pennsylvania RAILROAD.
- a

NhE Great Central Route, connecting the Atlantic
TtnN eStern, Northwestern and Southwestern Ststs-
oy continuous Railway direct This road also connece
81 Pittsourg with dsy line of Steamers 70 all rts an
tne estern Rivers and ct Cleveland and Sandskv
Steamers 70 oil ports the Northwestern Lakes; nein
tne most dtrect essapet and rsliG5ks rous by Uhc6
fhElGHF can be forwarded 70 and from the Great sre
PrRsf Hases s eeIWeen PhiladelPhis and Pitsburg:
Gin boxes) Furs Feathers' &c zoe per l00B
SECOND CLASS-BOoks and Stationery i
Dry Goods Gin bales Hardware, Lea bT5c per IOaa
THIRD CLASS-Anvils Tagging Bs>sa !
and Pork (in bulk j Hemp, &c. ooc per toc9
F0UkFH CLASS.-Csfee, Fish Bsooa
and Pork (packed) Lard and Lard Oil oVc per loon
Flour-$l per bbl. until further uotica
Graln-50 cts. per 100 lbs until further notice
Coron-s2Per bale, not exceeding 500 hs weight uut
further notice.
~ In shipping Goods from any point East of Phil.
Gelphia be particular TO mark package ua Pe1szlr,i
RasLroda All Goods consigned 70 the Agents Of thiS
Road at Philadelphia PittsbGrg will be forwarded vi.b
OFT detention
FRsIsHr AGENrs.-Hsrris Wormlsy 4 Co. Meunhis
Tennessee. K E. Sass Co., St Lous; 3 NitobslI 4
Son. Evansville Indiana; Dumesni Bell and Nurock aaf
Carter Jewett LOUISVILLE Ky.; X. Q. Mel6rum Nadison
Indiana; Sprgman Brown, and Irwin Co. Cincinnatis
n W Graham 4 Co, GAINESVILLE Ohio; Leech Co No
% knoy street Boston; ieech Co Aktor House Ks-
YORK No William street. and No. Battery Place NeU
1ofk; h. j. Sneeder, Philadsphis; Mazraw EOops a.
umorei Geo. Frsnciseus. PIItsburg
u. HOUSTON, General FFsigH Agsef. PEilada
d. J. LOMBAERT, .SyDb AAOona Pa
ans '56-tfsT 67
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROA0-

TNHREE Daily Through Trains, between PHILADELPHIA
Il and Pittsburg THE MORNING MAIL TRAM
leaves Philadelphia for Plitsburg ~ A NJ and Pists
ourg Tor Philadelphia at :, A. N. TEE FAST LINE
leaves FhiiadePhia for Psburg at p NJ and PittsburZ
IKAlN leaves Philadelphia for Pttsburg II H. p N and
Plttsburg for Philadephis at 10, p AZ.
The aooFe lines eonnect Al hItsburg with the Railroads
o and from 81. Louis No; Alton Gslena and ChjoSro
III; Frankfort Lexington, and Louisville Ky; Terra
Haue ssdlson Lafayette md indianapolis Ind Cincin
6sn Dsy,on Springfield BslefOniane S4nduSky. Toledo
Cleveland, Columbus, ZanesTlle MassoG and Woostsr
Ono; aiso with the Steam Packet Boats from and II New
Orleans 81 Louis. Louisville and Cincinnati.
above places
For further particulars, Handbils at the dirsrsnt
starting points Passengers from the West will hnd this
Baltimore, New ork or Boston
ThOS MOORE, AezST, Passess@r Lsass, PkRGSs
}. MEShlMEN, AsEST, PGsssHgsr Lanes Pitas5Erz
Philadelphia, l656-jans-Iy e
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A. LarcOmbe.
AnlbrOtyDist,

NO. 40, COLLEGE street, Corner of Unioa,
A MBR0TYPES-the new Photographs Pictures on
IA Glass, made BY Cutting Patent Process are now
offered 70 the public as the most beautiful and only pa-
rSst likeness in the world
All and styles rom Breastpns 20 Cabinet Portraits,
DagGerreotypes copied in Ambrotyps. -
CAgrox limitation Pictures got up by Dageurreo
Ambr0typss. One is psra6s the other in1ss
Genuine Ambrosypes are made 81 "a, COliegt street,
snd nc whsrs sss IN NsahYilsL flsriI-In
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sC0TT's LITTLE GIANT CORN AND COB

THERE features connected with this Mill worthy of
consideration and close examination on the part Of
those wishing to purchase Feed Mill b..
Its mech aneal construction aud adaptation TO the pur-
poses designed to crush and grind Its great ca
Paelty while doing an immense work with extraordinary
ease, It's durability Is amply provided for The complete
and entire potts OF the Little Giant rendering ls
greater convenience tor plantation and farm use hoss
bic. requires mechanical aid bill OF expense TO
put farm hand servant can put up ano SCI one
running in half hours time. The convenience WIN
which the sweep may be applied TO run Is
most usGaOr head and the Mill may oe easily az
tched where steam or water used. The power takes
requiring and two horses. The quantty ana quay
OF product Is 80 bushels Of good feed meal per hour,
according the degree OF bneness ground ano the sze
mill 1t the cheapest MILL all things considered, there
is befors the public
Another thing connected with the Little Giant pat
eni and worthy Of note the fact that there has been
Patent Right specializing bucksteng about the coun
try is usual with the thousand bnngiLg make shift i'm
pements that got up trade-mereiy to get money
by selling or paInng of the patent right upon the cFedu
Ous-then the machine 20 be abandoned by all parties
bumbug; on the hard the Patentee and Poprieors
os the Little Giant Mills believing that they can-and de-
terined that they will supply the Agrcuturalsts and
Stock aisers ofour country with superior Mill per
aDenty engaged in the business and have hum
dred thousand dollars invested in the manufacture ofhese
mills in the East est and South OF these establish
ments employing so solely in this business So high
B these mills appreciated that four thousand have
sold within the past eighteen months and the heaviest and
the most extensive Manufacturers of Agricultural mple-
ments in the United Staes have eagerly sought inter-
est in their manufacture and sale
No implement has been thoroughly tested;
Of the kind has received puerous aud high testimonials
from Mechanics Institutes aud Agricultural Associations
zad by of substantial practical utility snd
merit have more fairly ground their Way into every day
and popular favor than Scos Little Giant Corn and
Cob Mill Orders promptly hle1.
Liberal discount to dealers
BROWN Il ANDERSON,
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stopping al southampton. both going aad returning,
oner passengers proceeding 10 Bond Havrs,
over oler route, for the eooEn, Of s aud moRey
Passage from New YORK to SoIham pton and rern
Cabin Saloon, l3l dollars First Csbin Lower saloon l0
dollars; Second do. % dollars.
All letters and pass though tie Pos Of
fee.
No bills isding will be signed parcels received Oh Tie
day OF sailing
An experienced Surgeon Is attached to each sLIe.
For freight or passage apply
c. H. SAND, III South William strest, New Yseg
c. A. HEINEKBN & CO., Bremen,
CRoSKEY & CO., Southampton.
WIN. lSRLIN, Havrs. n,zt-ly
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Jas. A, Mcclure,

SUCCESSORS TO MCCLURE n MARTINI
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Musical
Merchandise, Generally.
NO 33, UNION STREET
K EEPS constantly supplied with Piano SSszsszzz
Strings Brass instruments; and in fact every1
thing in his line usually kept in this section OF country
al Of which will be sold unusually low for CASH short
time. ] A MCCLURE
Nashville. Nov IB '5s-H
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NEW YORK, BREmEs & SOUTHAMPTON


THE ships comprising this line WASH STe
4 INGfON. Capt. Cavendy; HER ssSzSss7s
MANN, Capt. Edward Hgsins. Tasse steH-
nsrs stop a. Southampton, biI' going snd retntaIag.
FRoPosRD pATEs OF sAILIHa--loJ6.