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Know all persons by these presents rel,ae1
and hereby releases the STATE Of Texas al b 81
cnm for the ceruhcat. evidence
Der -, for the Of - issued by republic u
authorities sv
be- and redeemed by the Uned M. no.
visions Of Consrrss, enied provide fr lie
Of creditors 81 republic COM
pretended In The Of Congress September nine, eighteen u-
dred and any, approved 2S OF sebnaIy " I'D ~ 1T
Of the Of approved let u Februa " 1876
As witness hand and
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Know all persons by these presents that has released
and hereby releases United fher
Liability certificate arbt
number Cor The OF - issned by Tie republic
the
red.emed.by the United he
provisions Of Congress, entitled An provide
creditors republic Of
prehrndrd the OF September nine
hfy approved 9eh February an act
State Texas, approved the ist Of February,
Is my hand and
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sprrcu on non. MR.. STEWART.

Wa regret thai tho crowded state Of our columns pre-
.n s from giving entire the admirable speech Of the
10, lanes A. Stewart, Of Maryland. We publish the
frs portion this morning, aud shall continue Inc
der tomorrow. No should tal TO read IL y no'
only speech to be read but one to be remembered ana
preserved.
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The fOllowing-named gentlemen have been appointed
supern,enaents Of construction by the Secretary Of the
Treasury OF the marine hospital at Detroit Michigan, A
n Jordan vice VIM. Barclay, removed OF the custom
house COURTROOM, and post Office at Cleveland Ohio s
n. Webb OF the cusom-bouso, courtroom, and post Of
fee at ST. Louis Missouri Thomas Walsh vice George
Rassett removed.
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WANTED TO PURCHASER comfortable dwelling house,
In Washington north Pennsylvania ave
should good ehsDbers with parior
library dining room exceeding SO,OOo
Address Advertiser for House." al the post ONCE, washing
top ing price and The situation OF the property
Aug 22-d7nfs #.e ##
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SITUATIONs desired onpg ladies.
teach the English branches the other English
either together in school, in families
Address v. A. g., Pennington, Connecticut s-eod6ts
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THE on rnoyiso-The upshot Of the republican
Iarty proViso the army BILL should Il become law
viii be TO compel the President unconsttutonAly 70 sub
stute the martial for the civil law 10 the States Of Mis-
sour and Iowa well In Kansas This 10 70 be iis
only practical eject win be compretspied on reading
u carefully,
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Misses Rockers English and French Boarding
and Day school for Young Ladies,

Il tTIel,
,IlE duties will be resumed Monday sep
TENDER principals aided By accomplished professors
and the course thorough and systematic
Circulars bookstores and al the seminary
Aug I'D ( . F."
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Mr.. FILLsoRK.-rHK CASE OF DRArros AND

By reference TO the House proceedings IL win be
that the papers called for in Che Of Drnyton and
Sayres furnished 70 the House before the adjourn
msnt Of the last session that the Of sympathy for
the prosecuted Mr. Fillmore all wasted No records
we're kept back BY he Presideni or the department
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Law Partnership.


X ,. L N
ID oBERT j. WALKER LOUIS JANIN have formed a psrt
nershp and Trial 81
az Uni,ed States and Couu Of Csim.
Washington CITY, ID. c. Jan 2--eodud
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sEAx rnGlTE ON THE UPPER LAKEs.--The first armed
vessel that passed into Lake Superior at least
within historical reach the United States steamship
Michigan which vessel recently passed through the sau
canal into the lake She had board large party Of
invited guests.
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G EN- ERA NE VS..

STATUE TO FRASKIIS.-The Inauguration Of a statue 10
Franklin is take place in Boston on til. 18th OF Septem
Der. The military have been invited TO participate
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STATUE TO FRAsulx--The Inauguration of statue to
Franklin to take place in Boston the nth OF Septem
Der. The military have been invited to participate.
srsAx FRIGlTE rm uPPrR LAKrs-The first armed
vessel that passed into Lake Superior at least
within historical reach the United States steamship
Michigan which vessel recently passed through the saut
canal into the lake She had board large party Of
invited guests.
CHoIrRA--Tbe cholera is committing terrible ravages
10 Madeira In Funcha alone 5000 cases and 100 deaths
bad occurred and there deficiency Of medicine and
doctors and owing to the fear OF infection the dead re
NAMED unburied At Madrid the epidemic was also pre-
vailing at the latest dates.
NEW YoRK CANAL roLLs-The receipts Of tolls on the
New York canals show falling of this year so far in
comparison with the light tolls Of last year. amounting to
sos s32 and in comparison with the receipts Of s4s
decrease Of ss0e,4s2 The tolls are less than they
have been during the past fifteen years.
HEALTH on MouLR-Tbe Mobile Daily Advertiser. re-
ing Of the prevalence Of yellow fever in that
city apparently sanctioned by quarantine regulations at
the North says that the health Of their community was
hardly known to be better there having bcen bat
thirteen deaths the previous week.
IsrKRrsrISc sxrHRmKsrs-Tbe British government, has
directed experiments be instituted by its War Depart
ment TO ascertain the specific gravity, tenacy tension
strain compressibty and other properties OF
casron in order to such qualities Of metal a.
win best suit the purpose Of gun casting To this end
every variety Of eason that be secured win be en-
perimented upon.
AusrRlLIA-The gold helds Of Australia are yielding
at the rate Of nearly sl0oOO0oOo per snnum and the
produce ofthe first three months Of 1856 is nearly double
that Of the corresponding three months Of 1885, being
close upon 100000 ounces.
TRKH PERSONS MoT--The Alexandria Gazette state,
that Richard Pevere his sister Mary and his
Mary Savage shost and severely wounded by Henry
Lloyd, living the Canal Basin Thursday evening
Pevere his sister and grandmother engaged In gath
eng from the orchard of Lloyd which they say they
had previously purchased when they fred on by LLOYD
twice both loads taking effect on all three OF them Tbese
facts yesterday made known the Common weeltb
Attorney for this county, who has taken steps TO have
Lloyd arrested and brought up for examination:
7Hs saRxKr.-A New York paper says:
aTbcre Is now an abundssce Of Jersey and Delaware
peaches in market The suddenly increased supply 4
owing 10 the STORM the violence Of which caused large
quantities Of fruit TO fall prematurelr, The De sraie, Al
from - to 81 per bushe much superior to those from
the South beoause The latter arrive in poor condition one
ruined BY decay which was much hasAned BY the rainy
weather which prevailed Tuesday and Wednesday last
Very nice peaches reiaied to-day Al two cents each
nd ala E.
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DRINTISG-PRESS for sale, cheap for cash-A double
cylinder Hoes pnnins press IN good running ORDER being
which the Washington Union newspaper Is now
printed Apply this Office.
~ i5-dlff
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CHoEnA-The cholera is committing terrible ravages
in Madeira In Funchal alone 5000 cases and 500 deaths
bad occurred and there deficiency Of medicine and
doctors and owing to the fear Of infection the dead re
manned unbured At Madrid the epidemic was also pre-
vailing at the latest dates.
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The Polytechnic College Of the State of Penn
sylyania,
Hest Penn Square, philadelphia,
INCORPORATED by legislature, ls3, organized
plan colleges Europe
thorough professional education engineering, practical
ehemsuy engineering architecture, and mining enr
neerng.
Mathematics Engineering, Prot q. H. Peabody
General and Applied Chemisuy, Prof. A l. Kennedy.
Mechanics and Mschiaery PROT. H. II. Boucher ..aH
Geolegy, Mine aiosy, and MiGinE, Prof A. w. King
Topogrs phicni Drawing. Prof. j. Kern.
French and Spanish. Prof v. DE Amsrei. 81.
German, Prof u. steinthal. /.
year ~ Monday September
rs, 1854.
For catalogues and further information address
ALFRED l.. KENNEDY. M. D..
President Of Faculty, Polytechnic College Phlaseil ha.
Aug eO-wedkSRnt
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The outstanding evidences Glasses Of die dei az ne -
Aug 9a-diftlsuan
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NEW YoRK CANAL ToLLs-The receipts OF tolls on the
New York canals show falling of this year. so far in
comparison with the light tolls Of last year. amounting
sos $50 and in comparison with the receipts Of ls4s
decrease Of SsO64s2 The tolls less now than they
have been during The past fifteen years
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Democratic Nominations IN Dasphin.
HARRISBURG, Aug 25.The democratic county convention
to-day and nominated General William f. Miller for
Congress, and Jacob X. Ely, Of Harrisburg and A. W
LOOMS of Halifax, for assembly.
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NEw YonK, Aug 2e.-The schooner Truth, from Freder
cksburg ya ashore at Atlantic City full Of She Is
loaded with corn.
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aTba The Of the House in its nature revolutionary
there be question, and that II viii receive almost
universal reprobaton from the people have much
confidence in their patriotism and regard for the oonsu-
ton doubt With the army dsbanded, IL must be If
Congress fails provide for subsising IL and pay
ing the officers and the country would nj become
prey foreign and domestic foes With relations
with Great Britain In unsettled condition. with the
critical Of affairs in Nicaragua and Central America
with sangunsry Indian our bands in Oregon and
Washington Territories; with the restless Mormons in
almost open rebellion against the United States In Utah
with band Of conspirsors In power in California defy
ing the State aud federal authorities and threatening
up independent government for themselves with In
dian ourages and atrocities Of almost daily in
Texas with parties Of emTsn crossing the plans liable
attack almost any instant from the bands OF savsges
lowering 10 their and ready for rspne and
murder; and with Kansas troubles hands the
black republican majority Of the House have deliberately
refused make The necessary appropriations snpIsr
the army except conditions unprecedented in the annals
Of our history
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HEALTH or MouLn-The Mobile Daily Advertiser, re-
ng TO Of the prevalence Of yellow fever in that
city, apparently sanctioned by Quarantine regulations
the North says that the health Of their community was
hardly known to be better there having beea bat
thirteen deaths the previous week.
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AUsrRALA-The gold helds Of Australia are yielding
at the rate Of nearly Sl0oOo0oO0 per snnum and the
produce ofhe first three months OF 1856 nearly double
that Of the corresponding three months Of 1885, being
close upon 100000 ounces
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NEW YoRS Aug. 25.-The weekly statement of the New
York city banks shows increase Of sos specie
$500 600 in circulation and decrease 900
and 81 ,ss6, 600 in deposits.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-01
Mysteries Of the Post Office.
l"A Mad Bag IS an spitorae oI human nfe."l
"TEN YEARS
M a L Is Is a G. -;


NJ a i Is II "A q S.
OR, NOTES FROM THE DAIRY OF SPECIAL AGENT
OF THE POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT"
By y. EHOIBEs00k.
limo ss2 pp.-Prce 81 25,
Beautifully Illustrated with 6 Steel Portraits by Richie and
l2 Wood Engravngs IRON designs eh say by Darcy.
TNs Work undertaken VITA he sanction OF the chief on
Gers OF the Post ufce Department by gentleman who
has long been and t Of the Special OF that
Dspsrtment the rss Book q the kidd issued ealcu-
lated give the pablo an insight alo The practical opera
tos Of the Post Vce Est4bshent the almost certain
which skill and sxpsrsnce have furnished for the de-
lection and punhment Il enders against the enacted
for The security of The mails and The insosby Of private
Eev.r has volume been offered 10 the public unaer more
heAty and universal eommepdaton % that enlightened and
powerful censor, the PEIss Brief extracts from Of
these mAny natteFiaE notices annexed.
The book vii prove Of The most entertaining of the
season. and In hveness Interest and ssnera truth 10
ture, w fora peasant al ten 20 stock Of popular
nEhi EterAlare."-lN T. EreaiHS Pot
I'VE bound % eOncede 10 Mr. Hobroo1f narrative OF
his Post once expeences the merit q being exeeedng
y interesting and Suggestive bOot."-&. Y. Herald.
'e and tertaining oek have recently
sseh so-ue q Mr. Hobroaks tAt unvarnished recitas
best ali hst hnas Rsy aods nons'rosites and snY
Who theIa viii rouanes ssin
lives ara thrivss Antd our saoscrn l - Rasfs Tod
This uork nsnSs tsri ~ the 81 is Srsct 10
every Pessea who can reaa bo0k write "-R
* nrs amasin ana a. the same time iussgessns woss
e i,s kina, has never bssH published IA Ansriea
"A Vii written saa amusing work ron whasA We shan
sks extract o. sso ios The ssns1t u me eeasiy -
Patia. Sat Ped
ter. - add. fsQnifsv.
s'Fhs bock s ihdssd aovsy exceedinSiv suserainlke
snd opening oi amasemenl =" Haft6rd paisV
CAlafsltf.
rhsFs Is Substance snesEh 10 ne lEridenrs pots ana
ehAraetsrs sentaissa IA hs sAstcs ~ al daEen nsssl
-~EscAinessa iaguirsr.
sNo pssssa sls has sver .sssd hluss1 - Assbsr r
Dment the idea q cpsanE a1ohsf peFsens letter, can
hs boek viihaat shadrgng az he hshsal pFsepes
on uhch he kaa stood. ."--Asss Hatsa E~gix1<r.
Iobishsd ey AZ. conf2hInAAtr Co, FhilA-
TE- Fcr sas ~ al hoskasl'ss. ssa Asss AEsass
ss99-so&
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ORpKRs ssr De Eswsass csn cos nsy bs sa a HICKS
" CHINA BALI. Nerth side Of TIE sqzaFs. ln eresrs
len there wai b nsa ne fooulag day. LarIa Lznp,
- cents ferssnsd Lanp s esn; Pine Is esnis kan e
ths Misc ts cenis per bukhsL
The Caal ali weighed, and enatoers snre 81 fsss1f
A q kalh enf Denot dac84-~i Hfaglif16
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NHE undersigned late n Georgia having removed 10 the
city of Nashville odcrs bis services TO the eitsens Of
Georgia. r. Tennessee and North Alabama for the purchase
4 DIy Goods Groceries, Cora Wheat Rye, Bacon Lard
line Horses, Mules, Cattle and n shor every article %
trade offered In the Nashville market.
The Merchants Of Nashville are men Of high character
md pequnary standing and have large and well srseed
octs that they oncr liberal terms Shich should uducs
he merchants Of Upper Georgia. EA Tennessee aud North
Alabama 70 give the Nashville market aT risi AZ 10
he 6Fooery Market the proPsty viii saggcs Itself &c the
mlnd ol every mechant IN Che sections Of country named
the most proper fos their trade.
The long connection al he undeFsgned with the Railroad
q Georgia, general AGENT freasHrer End Supcfntcnd
snt o Transportation Ee1 AgcRt hAtanooga
erzl years for s banking Interest " SAvanash via enabe
hm mere ready 10 inV sigste clairNs against Railroad
Coa sa, ior lost goods tor dAmAge she 10 trGnsa
Al letters incosng orders and mScy vii receive prompt
stentna and al orders without the 0ucy uhen satsfar-
tory vYenct of syency and premptuess accon&aes ne
ssmr, he parties known @ be s1ch shall eoeiye ks
strutou, when ordering articles that under the rule
custom Of the msrzet % eei tue. si a-a Fire
strict asnion q rcreFnF aad ioFwarng al goods that
ne e BE- stored, thai Be dresie ny Ths
cargcs iaf s Pafcasv 81 eoodE Ac s b. ave per
uemnsons, and twenty of each boz package oF
reosivag and ia SaFaiag 3 4. MILLS,
Post Oncs Building, No g.
kashrsae, Isnn.
REFERKNcFs-R r. curLEE. Esq., PsesT csasr.l RaIl.
ROAD and hGhk Ma A. PoHrts Pres hank STATE of sor-
glA sayannsfi Isaac sour ks Prvst Macon and west
gfh haFe4d AAcpn, han 1oHE p. KISS, fFeaf and Csc
fosas soTt Georgia Raliread and a. z. cdna, Esq.
eusia Nd J. = coorN2, Oen. sept Western and Asante
hAlro@ds Atlanta den A. J. hAEszEL, Attorney LaS,
s,siisiA, eHoses q hiacA kng, Rens Ca CApL JAAIa
NitAAAhs and Col ,. A. MHIsEsnHs, ChsfgAr easa J. L.
hsss and DO fAasoss, Esqs. KaorFfis. Trun. WaLlaa
E-Aas-l
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SUPERIOR PIANO FORTEs.
ARRAMo0NLEY.
C0NLEY & JOHNSON.

succkssoRs 70 hoLuAE AuVkh
Ne 10 Broad street. and No "a South Market street,
NASHVILLE, Tenn.
MANUFACTURES OF Tin, Copper aud sheet Iron Wares
vi intend keeping constAaly hand all kina, oi Cook
ing and Heating Stoves, 0fnAmen al, aud Pain hAnue
Crates, &C 6c
Kinds q Copper and Sheet Iron Work ioae for
et=anboa Rolling Nils, turnaoes, FOaudrrs, Factories,
g. al the thos notice and cheap a. can 6e done
n the city Ieni9-ly
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A. c. s. A. B. BEECH,
DEALERS IN
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GoODS.

80 College Street.
AVE ePened very large stoek ~ ~ kn1a q DhEE8
II a00nS suitable 70 the fAl and HntsF Trade. a ne
Newest etves
Also aaasos lat % All he aesesf designs ef cL0AKs
ana MANTLES store and ready ier ezhibfon. We es-
p-cAT Invite yoa iook At stock q coaks bsfors
bsying.
Ne In Stere rcry large stock 81 All kinds ef CAR
PATS Il petisTns and eAsF cprsites 10 eel
thea a. cheap a. any ether Heaae his e - hs oae-
LACE CURTAINS.
u Aasltoa the shess. fase 4Arrs siaek e az
kinds 81 DRx 60ODS. szitshls ~ ne fsh aaa Miaier
Eraas A. O. A. B. REKCH,
sepis Ne. - cslisre a. ,Nashvils, Tsna-
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IMPORTANT
TO EV ERY B DY,

0R the last three years have been engaged in business
known only 60 myself and comparatively few hers
have instructed for he OF $500 each which has
averaged the Of from So 600 to IS 600 annum
and avng made arrangements 20 TO Europe next SPRING
to engage in the business desrous Of giving fu
instructions in the Art every person who VIII remit me
the Of 0SE DoLLAR am induced, from the success
have been favored with and the happy acknowledge
meuts have received from those have instructed in the
Art and who making from $40 to $l5 per day. to
give person chance 70 core into possession OF this
valuable Of making small fortune. There is no
about the business here alluded to- References Of
the best ess be given regards its character and can
also refer TO persons Phaeepha Is well as in this city,
who have within four months embarked in the business and
who will testify that they making ON IS to 215 per day
the 1t is business in which either ladies or
lemen engage and with perfect ease make very hand
Several ladies in various parts Of Pennsylva
aud Maryland whom have intructed In the art, are
clearing from 50 sc per day. 1t isa GENTEEL Busi-
NESS and but few shings required TO startt Upon
receipt Of ST. will Immediately send to the applicant
printed circular containing full Instructions in the Art which
will be perfectly understood upon being once read
Address A. T.. PARS0NS,
No. 8s, West 26,h street,
ian16-lm NEw YORK.
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HAVE br sale several NEGROES exesless ekar.etsr
anonfs thrm seeG pioask boys sAtrs SeAaslsels
Washsf and lroEsr ae Ais thzt esehrafed sosan VIVA
sEtEs csak washer sad IFsGkE. vErsnie4 - saf
sas. flAHil kt1s ". F02faa
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N E w
And Interesting Books!
RECENTLY ISSUED.
EsoRAts cHTEp.

rEE YEARS AMONG THE MAIL BASs,
THE EEW PURCHASE, "a rseh affair
TIE SONG OF HIAwArEA,
THE AGE OF FABLE,
LIVES OF THE BRITISH HISTORIANS.
CATHERINE OF RUSSIA and her snsessaars,
For sale by CHARLES ". SMITH
lsnlf bts
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GOOnR CHEAP.
DISSOLUTION.
" e w FIRM.

V1 7. sEaBURY & III. 8. PEACH,
Il . have formed a partnership under the name "a
and style Of T. J. seAbury Co. and taken the stock IN
and sand Of J. N. seabury Co. In Coopsris Block I
Cherry street, and announce to their friends and puos
ha they are prepared 70 exeente every description cf
IN the PLUMBING BUSNESS In the neatest ard
stAntal manner They viii also furnish and m up Gas
lures In the handsomes styles. They respectfully socis
share Of public patronage. lIAnai q
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NASHVILLE, TENN. FRIDAY.
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From vIsCHER sCHELL's GenI Advertising House,
APPLETON BUnDrSc 346 and s4s Broadway
Late No. so Nassau-StTeet.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-01
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
PATENT ELASTIC SKIRTS.
STATEN ISLAND
FANCY DYEING ESTABLISHMENT.

STATEN ISLAND
FANCY DYEING ESTABLISHMENT.
Office No. John St., doors from Broadway.
NEE YORK.
NHE undersigned proprletors Of this estabhment have
for long time (he senior partner OF the hrn, Nathan
Barrett for 81 years. been prosecuting their business at sta
ten Island They have spared effort expense espec
ally in the last few years. excel in all the branches OF their
and have been successful in attaining high degree OF
improvement well in the machinery and apparatus for
dressing different STYLES Of goods rs in practical artistic skill
In dyeng ard finishing ladies' Sk Satin and Merno Dress
great improvements have been made In large proper
ton Of cases, these articles made in color and finish,
very nearly equal appearance TO goods Grape Shaw
Coaks, Mantias, Velvet Garments, 8c also very
cesfay treated Faded and stained goods restored
dyed.
SILKS AND SILK DRESSES WATERED.
Lace and Muslin Curtains, Carpets Rugs and Table Gov
Cvansed and Rehnsbod Danask and Aoreen Curtains,
Beautifully Dyei. Also, Ribbons Hosiery Gloves, &c.
Orders executed with care and despatch.
Goods received and returned by express.
Goods kept subject TO the claim Of the owner ~ months
BARRETT, NEPHEWs & co,
Ian1s-6m John ST., doors from Broadway, n. Y.
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Wines, Brandies, Liquors, &c.
M VENICE A CHARLES.

=
135 Pearl street, New York,
AvE abshed Agency for the sale Of their impor
IL tations in the city Of
NASHVILLE. atNO. PUBLIC SQUARE.
DgV. the representatives OF Of the arges
houses in France among others the CENTRAL SOCIETY
OF VINEYARD, PRoPRIErORS OF C0GNAC, whose Bran
dies they prepared oer in Hail. Quarter and Eighth
Pipes.
This House has become celebrated for the excellence Of
the Shipments and from the immense capital which they
represent offer superior advantages, both in quality and
price, any other Brandes. Shipments in Bond IL de-
sired. DIX c. also offer for le of their OWN iMPOR
TATIONs an assortment OF CHAMPAIGNES CLARETs,
MADEIRAs, sHERRIEs, HOOKS, WHISKiEs, GIN and
RUN, &C, &c.
Charles London Cordial Gin,
O TILED London, under supervision Of the British Gov
ernment expressly for De NeDoge Charles Of New York
pure tonic, smuant and diurttic drink pronounced by
medical TO be the most sanitary alcoholic dsllaon
ever offered the Public. This Gin, from its peculiar quail
iies emnently adapted parts Of the country whose
waters abound with Limestone and in general
beverage the whole United States. In Of
and two dozen bottles each bottle bearing the words
Charles London Cordial Gin, blown 10 the g iss and the
PrOprietors fac sime the label
All orders conhded to the and scrutiny Of Messrs De
Veuoge Charles through their Nashville Agency will meet
with prompt attention and dispatch. dec5-tf