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SENSIBLE EsiPERoR.-The Emperor Of China. in.
stead of paying the doctor as we do, when We are
nnFe the instant he is taken ILL., stops the pay Of his
physicians and does not renew it until he is quite well
ngain. @rEEa -. 80
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VgRY CoNsIDERATE.T There is a lawyer down east
30 excessively honest that he puts all his ower.pots
out over night 50 determined is be that everything
shall have its dew.
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sssiss 81. Nrxosf Nll1iAH 4. ApAMs
ON a, Al ANIs,.
esFRE GLE, NO. Nd CAaTE ssT.SEET.
q " 8sa g$8s$ TERMS: 8sB$
EsS ENesGeME will be- served 10 Subscribers in the
early heur Sundays exceptedj for
SIC rear, ID advance and quarterly at the
rates, 70 week, TO the CARRIERS
per insertion in al cases.
81 fos every subsequent Insertion 50 cents.
Advertisements are chargeds 81 for
insaftien. F3 4 3tS ~
Advertisement pabiahed at be charged 81 per
square for every Insertion.
not mark published month, 10
ionga and charged accordingly advertisement snb-
serpcn VIM be until all arrsarages paid at the
s. 81 eptsa IF the psoprietors
Liberal discount viii be made regular advertisers
ETTE Daily CRESCENT
Users. AZ Fanny it circulates largely reaching
nanny hundreds of homes early hour being read
before the approach Of business consequently articles
for family BE- adsantageously published in its
$8s columns IA
s@ a Al EHE Nv - EKLY CRIES CENT
every Monday morning at IS year invariably
sdssnce Having extensive circulation
isiana Mississippi, Arkansas A1gbana Texas and
States Il favorable aaking
sheir wares and commodities known Advertisements
III serted for 81 per square. each Insertion.
Ra5n axsss aF5
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alabama LOTTERY.

Authorized by the State Of Alabama.
Southern Military Academy Lottery.
Glass ENew SeriesTo be drawn City of Montgomery
Ala, in public, en- THURSDAY, July 10, 1856, onthe
1ug- HAVANA PLAN.
.-l SAMUEL SWAN, Manager
Prizes Amounting to $205,O
Will be distributed according the following magnificent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-03

Man is q bubble on the oceans rolling wave ; and
lifs CLEAN of light extingnished by the grave.
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lpY the SOUTHERN AND sArlosA1 LINES.

New YORK, June 2.-The steamship Orizaba ar
rived at this port direct from San Juan del Norte
She reports the Transit Route open for the safe
transportation of passengers and goods.
The news of Walkers successes Mt Rivas, and the
subsequent abandonment Of Nicaragua by the Costa
Rcans, is fully confirmed by the adyces of the
Orizaba 0 5J=@ A. a5s,s 81
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a5- The attention Of the reader is called to the
sdsertisement Of 6 Lost !. in another column. a
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LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT IN THE SOUTH.
Nos. HI and 173 Canal ST., New Orleans.
AL NEW STOCK.
The undersigned having opened splendid
NEW SOUTHERN FURNITURE,
prepared supply the Trade and Families the b-
eral terms This being the only stock in the city pur
chssers will nd to their advantage to call and examine the
goods and learn the prices before purchasing elsewhere VIII
keep constantly on hand .-
MARBLE, SOFA AND CENTER TABLES "''
EXTENSION TABLES, of Mahogany Walnut and Oak and
Of all sizes -
ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY WORK AND CARD TIA
BLES
DRESSING TABLES
WALNUT AND CHERRY DINING TABLES.
OAK, MAHOGANY AND ROSEWOOD SIDEBoARDs.
BUREAUS of Walnut, Rosewood and Mahogany.
ARMoIRS;
WAsH.sTANns;
BEDSTEADS;
PARLoR CHAIRs5
ROCKERS;
ETEGERES; 49,. -r
...- SECRETARIES;
BOOKCASES:
OAK AND WALNUT
OFFICE CHAIRS;
CHHDREN's CHAIRS AND ROCKERS;
DINING ROOM CHAIRS;
MAHOGANY AND WALNUT TEA POYS AND light
STANDS, ETC., etc.
Hair, Moss and Spring Mattresses
LOOKING GLASSES AND MATING
ROSEWOOD AND MAHoG ANY PARIOR SETS;
Together with everything usually found in Furniture Ware.
house.
This is entirely establishment and 10 old stock on
hand Purchasers will find greatly to their interest to give
this store call before buying elsewhere the proprietor is
confident that he offer them styles most fash
ionabe Furniture substantially ade and mt greater bar.
gains than any other house in the city.
CHARLES 4. STEWART
al 2pMotf III and lT3 Canal street
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The anniversary Of the Meeklenburg Declaration Of
Independence was celebrated at Wilmington n, c.,
on the 10th inst.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-03

London music publisher, with the inappropriate
name of Boosey, announces some temperance hymns.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-03

Boots, Shoes 0ses2 Br0gaaes.
AT WHOLESALE. 5
Now landing from ship Norfolk and in store general ssso
ment of ROOTS, SHOES, BROGANS, HATS, CAPS. etc
Plantations supplied with prime DITCHING BOOTS RIssFT
BOOTS, BROGANS WOOL, MEXICAN PALM LEAF
STRAW and CAMPEACHY HATS, at the lowest market
prices, by
FROST & CO.,
jyl3 2p6W 10 Mapay;us str.ot
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TELEGRAPHED no THE CRESCENT.

AR RIVAL OF TEE oRIzABA.
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III Il s, PS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE
We constantly receiving general assortment Of silk Fur
Casmsge Panama. Leghon, Straw, Palm Leaf Mexican and
Wool HATS, at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES ."
FROST & CO.,
jy13 paw 10 Maeazirs ,,o+
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W.. Eyeasesaasae0.

4 W.. Eyesasaasiaeg,
B oOK ELLER AND srATlONER,
Magazine street, corner Of st. Andre,p street,
Upper end of the Magazine street Market,
3 Fourth District, New Orleans :
Mr. f. has on hand large well selected stock Of SCHOOL
BOOKS Of he latest approved editions consisting in
part Of the following: s r al s1
400 Goodrchs LIST Reader $50 MichePs Primary C,eoc
wy wy GO 2d do zoo do & Geog. and Atlas s..
-SgV % 80 do 90 MitchelFs Ancient Geogra-
2lS S ID, sdo 81 d. 400 Psrtins' Primary Ar,h.
rs IS BaeFs Pas 2 ; d. Ast
icy Smiths Grammar; 100 Dayissl LIST Less. in Arih
so Curtis's GeOg. and Atlas leo do I'd Arithmetic
300 Smiths Primary Geog. so do University Arith.;
w do Quarto Geog.; n Webser's, Towns and Emer
50 McNaly's School Geog. &ss III | :
Mathematical Works.
Davss Algebra; g2 lParEers Philosophy I; Il
Bourdon's Geometry; Comstock's Philosophy;
Legendre.s Surveying; Comstock' s Chemistry
Shade and Shadows; Drapers Chemistry;
omstesds School Plosoghy olmseads Astro large ed
mittees Superintendent Teachers etc. above list of
jea 2plt* .5.i'.'S,, l' WIZ. FLEMING.
Dissolution.
The coparnershp heretofore existing under the style OF
MILLER & RUSSELL, has been dissolved by limitation.
o. P. MILLER.
D. P. RUSSELL
Removal.
The Insurance Agency Of the undersigned from
% Camp street to Is Commercial Place, s~
je3 2pGt 20. P. MILLER. :
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-03

ToBY's E1PREss We call the attention of our
readers to the ertisement in columns showing
the facilities offered 70 our citizens spending the sum
mer AZ any Of the Southern watering places. Mr..
Toby has arranged torin the Express on the Kate
Frisbee, which affords the conveniences 50 much
needed and that are found throughout the North
Passengers by the Kate Frsbee can have their bag
gage checked through to any point Orders for bag
gage left at the office can be checked from residences
Chests the reception Of packages to the Coast,
Mobile, Bladon and Mobile Bay shore, always to be
found at the office, II Gfaver street. XII
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WALKERS gUGCEss CONFIRMED.

rR-xAusrr RoUTn oP1ars-
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. Dissolution,
Removal

The Insurance Agency Of the undersigned is removed
90 Camp street to Is Commercial Place,
je3 2p6t 20. P, MILLER
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-03

DEATH OF AN EDToR.-Dayid Martin, Esq, one
Of the editors and proprietors Of the Baton Rouge
Advocate, died at his residence in Baton Rouge yes
terday. We understand be had been sick about two
weeks. Nj. Nc. was an old editor welded powerful
PEN and hisuntimey decease will long be regretted
by his political friends and personal acquaintances.
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ERENCH EMBROIDERED LAcEs PELERINEs ,TULLE,

etc. to close succession.
BY J. EUGENE. TOURNE.
WEDNESDAY, Jnne 4, 1856, at IL O'Clock,
NJ without reserve, at No, 70 Exchange Alley will
White Lace Pelerincs Embroidered Tulle Mane limitations
Gupurs Wells Berthes Scas Shnwls, Cotton Lace
Maine Iaces, etc. -
Terms cash. rnran
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-03

TALK Oh change he general topic yesterday
was tile election fol muaic officers Cotton sugar,
tobacco four, pork and bacon, the moment, were
Overlooked Though tie European mails by the Bal
BIC were received very few persons seem to care the
value Of continental dollar about the Baltic, Euro
pean mails, cotton Of the Clayton.BulWer treaty,
Even the telegraph pretended to convey something
Of importance about Nicaragua, port of San Juan,
the British but all these could not turn
the attention of citizens from the great question
Whichseemed to predominant. who should govern the
city for the next Two years Id merchants, owners
Of money, buyers Of paper dealers in bank Stocks
those that buy to-day and sell in this that
and the other a, the nonce, forgot their several
Focatons; and the talk on change was, how goes the
election What chance has Waterman? Don't you
think Emore will be elected and is not the Demo
cratic party well used up? With all these multi
plisity of views, ideas and opinions can it be sup
posed, with the Thermometer almost in the nineties
that we can calmly and coolly indite an article
of what was doing on change yesterday 1t
questionable. And although the arrivals Of pro
duee the season Of the year, large, the ner-
camille class seemed to take than ordinary inte
rest in the result Of who should be the
rulers Of cur city. This was natural, when one of
their profession vas candidate; and as there was
no panic d on the money market, and tie
great ease ID money circles which has for months
past attracted the attention Of all dealers in money,
as well as all capitalists, north, west and east,
continued and likely 70 continue, every one having
notes Or obligations TO cancel paid them and turned
their thong to the general welfare of city, and
endeavored to put into Office those whom they deemed
the most worthy Of their confidence the result Of
which will be seen in another column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-03
Georgia lottery.
Authorized by the State of Georgia.

Fort Gaines Academy Lottery.
Glass l6To be drawn in the City of ATLANTA Georgia. public
on THURSDAY, June %, 1856 on the 's t~@@5
HAVANA PLAN.
tE-@ sS44 SAMUEL SWAN & CO., Managers.
Prizes Amounting TO $4,000,
Will be distributed according The following brilliant Scheme
10000 Numbers-24o Prizes: Fey # N4fs f.s IL g.&s5sge
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-03

Residence j.; AS NJ, HEALTHY LAKE SHORE FAMILY
A D l, IaSLE TRACT on HIGH land,
- I. Iewisbnrg parish of St. Tammany in front Of The
g ~nhtl measuring one arpent front Lake Ponchar-
hnirS %p9Gt eight arpens deep together with
flont Win mi o elegant ,wSOry dwelling having feet
eres ec Kitchen six rooms stables chicken hose
WASH none barn, carriage house. house etc This prop
rs wen fenced is mostly in high cultivated state
,a pihted with Hover ornamental and fruit of
special attention Of amateurs ' '1 WAY A
Also
The Household and Kitchen Furniture etc
foFtuIther particulars, apply to
a24 If Corntr of Conf strsa IA II anesone9I,
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LATER RI ON NICARAGUA,
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TWO-sToRY BRICK HOUSE ON ORLEANS STREET
Succession OF the late j. S. Billiard
BY N VIGNJE Auct;oDenr

BY N. FlGNlE Auctioneer
H. Second 81 Ses q 4
sy S y BE- od o !" o,s for
"sS0 GERrA al se ST OF GROUND situated in m Second
2;t.is' Of s c5y A.
Zenith ; and fronting Maas street Together the
brick house combining tho large 2oomi
cd as s Billiard about
te5 ETC. 1sid per- MONTH
oss Z Rsy as
o S nnt on lie is oee s M n S IF
interest Of the same at per cent payable tie 18th of oco
s $e s the 1S ons
ol jH e T. months for notes sase
property siena,ed until final payment and in nonpay
property be insured and the policy be 10 the
Aet Of sale before P Lacoste, Notary Public myso
ESTATE OF J. B. d. F. GuEx, ALIAS D. F. GUEX.-
BY N. vIGNfE Auctoneer.
SATUIS DAY. 18th June, 1856, MT IL O'Clock.
Louis H T os 6 so S 4 PUPILS Of de ora h. #
Snd SrG CGhat Of New Orleans dated S May 1856
PE ;, negro man. about 4s years old. f. 5-,ss 81
S FH 81 sS RotS Se ea o Cont,
@s"s'" aHg rea
and esl S e nffss front yers
ground from ot number Together with 6 hu ho S S
ostory kitchen cocanng rooms another keheS
bske nHn w sIn nEs o a5ss BUILDING
improvements erected on said lot ~ s7" anu
~. FIVE LOTS OF GROUND, siuated in new suburb
~ designated as lots Nos 49, 20 81 of square No
o. etiptisea petween Union Liberal Fencmen and (ienius
M so lots measuring each 30 feet front Union street
Of Union and Genius streets " so .s 'i'e eorheS
AND CONDITIONS For the Slaves third cash. and
me balance at six and twelve credit in notes to the
%aet OF purchasers and endorsed by them For the Real
one thrd CASH and the baanc SIX twelve and eighteen
ons credit In notes 10 the order Of the purchasers and
da t bearing x per cent interest per annn from
m maturity and thereafter, il then paid nj eight ner
cent per annnm until final payment secured by speciaI ,a
sae on SAID property The buildings be insured mill Gnal
ferred to the tntrX. s'ee u pe tIalh~
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LONG TERMs-sAIE OF 2lO0 ARPENTS OF VERY VAL
liable Cauebreak lands located in the most profitable sugar
region of 3


in the Rounda Of the ST. Louis Hotel ST. Louis street, will
be sold .z-a.z. l.. ., ~. -.
ALL THAT yALU ABLE TRACT OR TRACTS OF LAND
situated miles distant from New Orleans at Barataria
in the Parish Jefferson opposite the spacious panta
ton of A. Hodge Esq and in the mmedaie vicinity Of The
sugar plantations J. W. Ross H. Mlaudon and o.
borne Il Bros ETC. bounded the lower and
upper by lands belonging the estate of the late j. Nc
Ionogh and front 15ayous Baraaria and Families,
measuring altogether 2i00 superficial Rrpens Of which 1900 are
high soil 500 Of and 100 OF prairie
This land contains spacious very valuable timber shell
banks ETC. right of free passage in Mr. srderes
Canal to the Mississippi The whole according 10 plan
which will be exhibited previous to the sale
TERMS-Dnef the balance credit Of l.
and wears for approved endorsed notes. by
property sold made payable in the city Of New Orleans
Bank and bearng interest from date until
maturity the rate Of cent ann and after maturity
the rate of cent per until final payment.
Acts of sale before s. Wagner, ESD, Notary Public e2
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Ly0ae's sW0gseetic ESOaUdes'.

je2 2p3tMoWeSa
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s oo OF: $ ELLER AND sTATlONER,
Hagfsiae street, corner Of St. Andre,p street
Upper end of the Magazine street Market
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Mr. r. has on hand large and well stock of SCHOOL
BOOKS Of he latest and most editions consisting
part Of the following: Il s Z In TIM Ell
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,ie2 2p6t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-08
INHALAr IoN IN CONSUMPTION.

BRONCHITIS, LARYNCTTIS. and other diseases of he
MEDcArrD VAPORs AND PowDERs, By Absorption
and CSnsIu!onal treatment PrSeHeed at the sstayve
hea iyet Female Complaints Dl spepsa Vsnereal AGec
nos ana CnrOne Diseases generally VIII receive the
| chilly entrusted
Tho unprecedented success which has attended this
~ usanhg diseases OF the Lungs and Throat, has In
uHeed US !" depart lrOm our usual course, andayah
Of lht rrsss, Ia order 70 bring IS
SS ee laoorng under or PredispOsed aneetons
o. brighter day has at length arrived
ton has AZ length passed away have ndubiabe prot
IN nyr PssesssOn ihsi cOnsu@Psioa stages eau Be-
b. the Transformation OF Iuhereuie into chaISv and
eoncrvtons In ts thiri b, cirarces Of eaessoss
ded :" the past, may that now Cups1,on1,i
neursbie such are bend the To all this Eeat fb
apparent that medicines nhslet An th a. asa
Vapor PO~oer directly the Langs must be mscb s
ereiua han that taken into the Stomach the disease
does pcs exist.
The aiaee Of Inlaation Consumption and Th,os
DIs Is that Of sapor and apnsd
d"e 10 tire Lungs where the disease the stomach
thus LETT Tree To AID IN restoring, by administering 10 n
healthy he stVt tod There is hopeless that
Inhalation ~iu not re1eh TIE means, too, brought
Wnhh rueh OF sli the Of administering the yzpr-
'i"so simple thai the Invalid is rrquired Ia Iease
bore, where the hand friendship aRd afsr0n tends -
Itch u aid tue physician efforts.
ftr lnhoiing bod soothing sar5 ard sps ev and
''s's ~ me adnni'tr"n Of medicines VA such nzl-
iSf ht they ars conveyed int the lungs the form %
-Itr a produce ihir action The disease It's
zeal destined 10 r.voutiopizs tb p,esl
"''d md -bsh ttr eIt'Fe durability OF CcnsumpIion
wI't iaEg dissa embrace advantage oTInhs
iatcn' and 10 e'neer apply medicines unaffected
gifts nature a"da hst given our days may be
long in the Land, and Is only
ARK or REFUGE FOR THE COYsUMPrIvE.
net od "ot only fatiopa but simple, eicaciu,
Sueh "i me profession thai have adopted have
oshd eteseeus 10 @ highest degree arresiing ne pro
greSO toe disease, and woTking in MANY ester
ate cases IN verty triumph Art over Ins
stIOyer OF our species.
NOrE-Fy siaians wishing make themselves scaUaipe
with TINS practice informed thai valuah-
We can oHy reply rs 10 ingredients used letters
mat contain a're The fee IN ali Pulmonary aer
ions viii be SO, receipt which, necessary me
cnes and instrlntE Will be forwarded The fec in other
cases, will be from 81 $40
APIIcants VIII slate OccupatOn SIN
gle, bow long affected aRy Hereditary diseases exists In
the iamy and symptoms generally. Let name, town
and state be plainly written Postage return answers
nustbe enclosed letters when the
are II our risk. Allie must be addressed
WALLACE MERTOUN
Oetb-bm ;. "a Institute, y. Y. Ctr.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-08
BY TELEGRAPH.

/ LOUISVILLE, Nov 6-New Jersey is conceded
! FOR Buchanan by a large majority; but Newell
I Qep) for Governor, is elected by 1900 majority.
WARRINGTON, Nov 6--Arrangements are already
in progress for the reorganization of an editorial
force of the Union newspaper. 1t is contemplated
| TO have one editor from the north and the other
from the south, in view OF Buchansn's administra-
| ton. 8
Maryland-All the counties have been heard
| from except Somerset and Wor ester. Fillmore
8,l00 msjority. Those counties gave 100 know
nothing maj rity last year.
Penney w. --InlCrawford County, Fremonts
majority is 1850.
kentucky.-Buchanan' msjority will be rom
to 10 600. In 81 counties the democrats gained
100.
New YORK, Nov. T. M.-FoIr steady, State
25a6 As; Southern l0s7 20. Wheat steady.
Corn declined; mixed 20; yellow IL. Pork dull at
90 Lard quiet. Whisky quiet at 80.
PrrrsBURs, Nov. z, M-River, 20 inches water
in the channel by the metal mark and falling
slowly.
Weather cloudy and with some appearance OF
rain,
BALTIMORE, Nov THE Manufacturers and
Mech,Hics Bank of Georgia has Jailed.
HARRIsBURe, Pa, Nov The official vote of
Northampton county is as follows:
Buchanan $3.50; Fillmore 1894; Fremont fusion
ll67; Fillmore fusion Gao
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 7.-Gsrret (dem) is elect
ed in the first Congressional district to supply tie
vacancy caused by the death of Thos. H. Bailey.
LOUISVILLE, Nov Tile river is about on
stand, with 3 feet water in the causl
Illinois has gone republican by 10000. Six re-
publican and two democratic congressman are
elected--one Doubtful.
Kentucky democratic by 10000.
New York, Nov. 7-Al the counties havebeen
heard from but seven. Fremont's pluI atty is AS
600
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-08

GLOVER & Co.'s EXPRESS For 8 long time
Nashville has needed some means for Transporting
small packages from oae point TO smother without
the necessity of paying the same amount that
would have to be paid for the delivery of the
heavier classes of goods; and we are happy that
M sssrs- GLOVER & Co., have obviated the necessi
ty of this expenditure by introducing an express
which will always be ready for the accommoda-
ton of the whole city in particular and the rest OF
mankind in general.
This is an enterprise which should be well sns.
tanned, and we hope it may be.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-08

THEATRE.- The benefit of Miss MARY PARTING
TON op..Thursdsy night was well attended, which is
certainly great complmentto the fair beneficiary.
as it has heretofore. been the custom in Nashville
th-t the aunoun ,emsnt of stock benefit was the
signal fer EVERYBODY to stay at home.
The Performance was exec lent, embrsciug a
variety which could not fail to please every one
The Ns0 FORK Fireman lisa very good piece and
was well played. Mr.. LAME as Rotary Press and
Mr.. HARRISON as CinciHnatats Bl4Jber, were pecu.
isrly happy ard often brought down the house
Last night TozER took his bsneft and we are
informed, hal good house. Tonight we have
for the last time the excellent drama of the Lonely
Nan Of the Ocean, and Lend me five Shilings A
good bill.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-08
VALUABLE LAND NEAR NASHVILLE

AN authorised 10 sell and make complete tes 70 the
| Tract of Land upon which the late M. Walker re-
sided lot upon which the Blacksmith Shop is situ-
ated and the slaves and stock the place. The place
situated the Gaatn turnpike, and is lntersected by
the Nashville and Louisville Railroad is near enough to
Nashville to make it convenient country residence Tor
persons doing business in the city has as hne spring as
there in the State and susceptible OF divisions into
sefers let's each of which would afford beautiful build
ing situations fronting the turnpike rsilroed am au-
thOrised 10 sell the entire Tract in bldy IN parcels,
and such credit as may deem EXP sdent shall be
on the place during the first and second weeks of Novem-
Der and will receive proposals for the purchase at
private OF all any OF the above named real and per-
soua property. In the time any person desiring to
examine the property can do so by calling Mrs Agnes
Walker the place. aud proposals 10 purchase can be
made her john Taylor Mathew Allen the place
or addressed TO me st Trenton, Gibson county, Tenn
sept24-tf SAMUEL WILLIAMS, Trustee.