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no CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS

ITO CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS-A
Il RARE OPENING opportun1ty is presented
for advantageous investment of a fslr tt0gSend
dollars in safe and lucrative business the pro iucrs
OF which is in great demand, the supply obt2iuahle
heiug Inadequate 10 the present and annually in
creasing wants Of the community.
practisal eneTg tic ard experienced business
man. competent to conduct the proposed ent, rprse
successfully, and who s possessed of property upou
which 20 operate, admirably adapted 70 the special
purpose Is in WANT CT sufficient CAPITAL for the pro-
secaton of the business in s,.ea a1ailsr and upon
extensive scale desirable. To a7com pssI this
ehlect, aud facilitate arrangements for proper and
malicious commencement of operation on the LIST If
January next, TERMS Of liberal and advantageous
character wonld he entered into with responsible
partg, (or partner) furnishing such aid as may he
needed, in CASH or bv ether financial arranoenSuts
which NAV be- agreed upon and adopted Ia. Ihs
investment, IN sohGterer fornl would be amply St.
cured
~ Satisfactory reference given and required
For definite Information, address " ENTERPRIsE,"
Y. o.. RiGhnoud. Va. no 29-ilm&
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REFERRiNG TO the advertisement Of
- my removal to 18th street. between Main So
Gary, beg leave % submit to my customers and ihe
pnhe in general the foilowng rate OF prices for ihs
@tater srsasnn:
Lager Beer Philadelphia Ale. Porter and CSlrr. b.
pints. w. BOTTLES included
"a half do, " 50 Centa--hottles exls
charged.
Lager Beer Ia half quarter and eighth earreA
1.-THE latter oues Of gallons, package exclusively
for the city customers.l ph1sdelphls AIS IN Whole
cash.
\. B,-Store and Bar keepers, q c ,nsdsrshls rer
centsge allowed. y. WILBACHkk,
18th st., between Main and CARY.
Orders len with Messrs. Ladder Robinson. eersef
9Th and Franklin; Messrs, Duvsl Nor.oo, corr 7
10Th and Main, or At my establishment viii e
promptly attended to. pc%
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C s .sm NUrIC E-CiiANGE o.
~ ~ ~ E0UR.-On and after Friday, Soy
18th, the Morning Train 2ong Nsrta will leave d
Depot at a.45, A. H., instead Of Z s. ".
SAMUEL RUTH,
Superintendent transportation.
,IFFICs r. 2. Z ?. K. h. toNPASF,l
Richmond. 2nDt. p. 1887. sc
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a UNI.tN STFa AISHIp Ci|ll

UNION STEAMSHIP COM
,sssssgg-=sSSsf5s pANY-FOR PHILADELPHIA VI
$500 - CITY POINT AND NORFOLK .-Stesn
s-sz@ss9Essaalsssss y CITT or gIGftA0Np Captain
Iitcheii st;sllner PENNSYLVANIA, Capt. Dayi
Teal: Steamer VIRGINIA, Captain 3. RoJnls
One o. these superior cleaners villa lea Richmond
until further notice, every WEDNESDAY, touch
l At City Point aud Norfolk 20 receive freight ano
passengers Returning, leaving Philadelphia ever
II SnN ESDAYs morpingS a. 10 o'clk
These Steamers uoS ia me order, increased o.
coEaaodatons for the comfort Of passengers havlh
been added, also more room fer freight; ana ;"
nope by regularity, dispatch and care III proiectDs
goods committed 10 charge, to receive AM ncfeas
IT patronage.
sg- No traGsnIpmant ny this lire:
Passage through to New York, and found. SlS T.
10 do Philadelphia, and found, st
cabin, o"
Passage through to Philadelphia, rot found. ID
ssah;n 40
Passage to City Point and Norfolk same as BY tn
RiTer Boats. +, ro,,,
sss- Passengers by this line csn stop In Phiade
on " or tbrea da rs and then proceed to New or
hy the sanau ticket IL. E. FUTILE, A&eat,
an 26 Rockets
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THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGI
MA. tn THE SHERIFF OF HANOVER ca.
iREErIyG: We command you 70 summon The Va
aniral kaifoad Company III appear al the Clerk
flee Of our reunty snlrt 0four said CO. NJ the Cour
t,use on the Rules day, on tho FIRST Monday in J
nary next, N answer Thomas h Anderson an
Ter the FRA, and style OF Andersen a Terrell If ;
ma 81 trsspass on iiis casa~-uamage iye hundres
iglIats-snd have then there This writ.
Witne 3, Vim %. Winston Clerk IT our said Cotlr,
seth day OF Get, 1857 In the a2i war OF our foun
atton. WM. o. WINSTON.
A copy-~Teste:
wM. o. WINSTON, @. IT.
In action ri Trespass on the case
as s--iawA~ q. ". RICHARDSON. r. O.
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sUpT'S OFFICE X. h d K. H.,
Isr..IINEnlr, lint ~ l.ET


RICHMOND, Oct. Y ls5?.
w.. Wig -zyrsssssssr7 CHANGE OF SCHE
assA - ss@.s---.sses1ss1g d q L E--WINTER AZ
RANGENTENr--Un aud after MONDAY, the 2ftl
october the day Mail Train will run on this koiui
ilily a- follows, Sunday excerr"d0
leaves III lInnunu 85........ y.tV - CLOCK 4. -
Arrive II Junction at...................i2t 90 =
Arrive at Danyila Rt....... ............. 800 K. "
RETURNING:
Leave Dnnvliir ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I'D A ~
Arrive AZ junction at. II 90 =
And in Richmond acknowledgements. 80 7. ~
THROUGH NAIL ROUTE TO THE S0UTHWES
On aud after THURSDAY, December 10 1871. III.
..'t-ya0on Nail Train sill run, daily, rs follows
{-un avs sxceptedl AMI connect with the Sou L
side Railroad train, at the JUnction, and that VIII
;he Virginia & Tennessee Railroad trains at Lynch
hurz. both ways:
TRAIN GoIsG WEST AFTgs TEE ARTTTAL OF THE NORTH
BIN AFTERNOON TRAINS
leaves Richmond station st......" $50 o'cE. z y
RETCRSING. CoSiSc EAST:
Leave the Junction at--................. 30 A. n
Arrive in Richm1rd at .,,,.....,...... 20 a, NJ
n lin L, Connect .Vit the train & ing North.
this train FIRMS . link in tins difte through liz
rom Washing t,in Ciiy t. Memphis. b, he way
Lyn~hhury, Knoxville Dalton and ChtttauoOq.
thence 70 Memphis or MELVILLE. being the m"-i
Get aud exp ditious route IL those poUt,.
At =. GAM .'BnLL. aup't
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= az - sbs;,sS go y nEa NUM- HI n
So ~. vTsss11essssAN SOUTHERN BOUTS
t71f TIA EL-TN lCk DAILY SUNDAY NIGH
GXCEPfGD) kErFEEN, RICHMOND, BALT;
fttE PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK, VIZ
4CyufA GREEN AND WAsIilNGTOS.-Jser I'll
Richmond Egetgiici. ,5urg and Potomac Railroad, I.
tae Potomac River. seEslt: live to.ies and hg speI
,iii and comfortable steamers fhence Tn Washington
dityye ullGsiu AL 1871 miles. in seven hours, hein
comfortable and sersec5ly sale rate al speed.
Iours of departure 50 4. VI. and Z p. IL. and ba
20 upier charge u special aEeuts checked kroug,
- Washington. Baltimore Philadelphia and New
York
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RUTTER, BUTTER, BUTTER.-Jas,
rsseis.d 2 LOT Of very superior Fresh Batter.
~ ~ low. .ss'a'' "nieh WIN
Ia Ing made arrangements with several Of ,ho
g supply customers on the most liberal terts ~.
VIE the attention OF hoisi keepers and dealers to nav
ssGs ~ the hufter Depot, Main street. between i7th
ana IN, nearly opposite the market
Iosa BROOKE PLEAsANTs.
NOTiCE.--Under authority OF d deed of
trust from Bernard Briel OF the caunty az Igsn.
reo 10 me ~ traster. bearing date the 9TH day 81
nosshaer. ~. ana rverded In the Iusfings Court
~ ~, snc Sity ~ Hichmnnt hereby appoint TftalS
sh EffAkp my agent In the city OF Richmond 10
eohuuct General arocery and Shea business In m
NAME. ma 70 buy aud sell for cash only
WM. MukRAY. Trustee
:. % ne wife and chilarencf 1hcs sherrArls
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aAALAUADa, sqHAMBOA1s, e
OFFICE sOUTH-sIDE RAILROAD 00.l
pSTEasBURa, Sept. Sd, 1857. !
sEn ErE =

OFFICE soUTH-sIDE RAILROAD OO..l
pArEasBuR6, Sept. Sd, 1857.
f~f- s.z. -r..ys,.szs-, ON AND AFTER
2esSS 60 - 3ss'tse'-sasvM DAY next, the 7th
INST ail uufI fnrt5er notice the following sehedrt
WIN be ais road daily t5nudays exoeI &C
the Passenger Trains;
sin TRAIN
leave Petersburg et.,.......-...... ~ O'clock a. M
Arrive st BuTkeviHe {junetiou) -
at Lyncbburg at.............. % Z
Leave Lynchburg at....;.........;. II 20 p.M
Arrive at Burkeyilie (Junetion) 30 Pm
AZ Petersburg at........~-... ~
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Leave Petersburg - O'CLOCK T. ~
Srriv- al Burkeye tJcnctioD) p
AT Ly achl'urg eI....,....-.... 80 A. n
Leave LynCBrGrg at........-......... I'D ~ ~
Arrive IT Burkevilie (JuDction) 05 A.
AT Petersburg at......,...... - a. N
The Accommodation Train connects with the tir
<inia and Tennessee Train, going West and cuuina
EAST with the Richmond and Danvtlle Train a
Surkeville: and it'll the Richmond and Petersburg
Rs.ilroad. going North and South at Petersburg
=. SIS t. B. ALi42UP. -upt
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spARKLING aELATINI

WOOD, WOOD have now on hand,
and an IN constant recent of large stock OF
best quality OAK and PINE WtUD and am pr4.,ar-
d tofnrnish consumers ON he most favorable terms
tnd respectfully solicit call from ALI in want.
When i've CO. ds or upwards Ia ordered one time
i'll haze il packed sway free of cost to the urea-
ser.
IG- Orders left with Messrs. nahney 4 Cocke, or
Mr. deorgr A. ilundiey, Broad street or at he yard
n Broad street, near Brooke Avenue, Will receive
he most prompt attention.
de S-film% JAMES A. MOORE.
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a NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PROCESS
Il OF AMBROTYPISG, mt received from the in
ventor IN New York at 0SB0RSE'S PICTURE GAL
LERYl Come and see them. They have none of
that dngy appearance Of other A1nbrotypes made iu
the city This process is capable OF producing the
most beautiful effects. Remember, OSBORNE never
has taken cheap, inferior Pictures nothing but the
best ia allowed 70 go out from this Gallery. No
nashy advertisement appeared in print Of this
establishment We rely on our known merit
ALBERT w OSBORNE
au 29-ts Opposite the Exchange BANK
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LUDLAM 4 WATSON

a.vV,s....s.r5sya LEES REGULAR LIN
-s@A4@.a1zIsszsas lF CANAL BOATS. (iats Cox's
the only regular line on the Canal
Boat TEMPEST Capt. Jno Donald.
:. suLTASA, new Can't. WA. b. Smith
" OLIVIA cspt. J. s. Wilkinson
N.PoLE0N, Capt. O. G. Iayne
II w. JOHNS, e. j. johnson
EyNFHBURd. L. n jnanson.
These are all FIRST class Boats Commended by exp-
lsneed AND careful Gaptains and fully responsibl
t5e Fney leave every other day. Sundays -
eptai, fctl or NOT fall
Fer freight, apply al the shed In rear Of tho 6si
Works where Clerk win vt all times DO Ia attend
nee 70 rsceise freight. A. s. LEE
seJ-ss Agent
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SotoEed ........as...s...s..
~ TO 10
SIS BE- agreement this day entered into between
the Faculty of the Medical College and the attending
Physicians OF Bellevue Hospital. in addition to the
usual weekly charge a fee varying from 81 20 g0
will be demanded OF patients requiring Surgical
operation. The particular charge for any SPECIFIED
operation may be ascertaiped beforehand By srpcs-
ton 20 the Resident Physician the Attending PIP
sisians and Surgeons of either institution.
Atendiia0 Sur5eoHs-Prots. Gibson. Pstoolss and
Wexford.
attending PhysscIdns. PROS. Tucker and ConvaT
Rsssdsft FHysscion.- Marion Howard, N. D.
&escdrd.-F. III. Parrish
President If fl1srTaaTp-L .. JONES' NJ. ID.
Persons In the country wishing 70 send patients 70
the Infirmary or desiring information mar address
the President or the Steward iY i--SS.n
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against Il CASE.
William II. Mitchell, Def.
The object Of this sit il 20 gsinst the de-
naaiit The suIn OF one hundred AMI fifty dnisr
ttiy sew cents, due by open account, with III
rest thereon.
A iaeyit having been made that ths defendant
ut resld mt If the Stat- OF Virginia. he is Lars
qufed to app ar In the said Clerks Office. witha
As month after du Publication hereof, aud 10 what
4ag Do necessary 10 protect his interests
Aeopy-T este,
L a. Iax tx HH
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DURE GROUND GINGER, Pepper.
L AlIsrice Mace Cloves fiHnsFnon &C. for rale
~ JOHN W. GARLIcK.
deg Druggist Market Place Franklin St
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THE WORLD OF FASHI0NSD!


WE spectully n form our lady friends that Nc
w Ia We received ImpOratons from Paris, and uat
returned East have one OF the most attractive
and rich stock of goods ever opened A. any eta
fully 4s per price. We have now IN store
some Of the beautiful Head Dresses and Rich Iowerss
Plume largest and best selected stock OF Ribbons
ever displayed in Nashville consisting OF
1000 pieces OF every new and rich design and style.
$40 Cations OF Paris Flowers perfect flower garden.
So Rich Ostrich and MAraibo Piumes Birds
of Paradise, &c.
cases colored straws, Buga and Chenille latest fA
10 cOlorsu CSShOrn Flats eipssys, and Children
Bonnets.
$50 boxes Russiss and Thule Caps.
100 doc. Hoop Skirts, al the latest styles tor FAN
20 Cloth Talmas and Cosks latest Styles a. unpre-
eedented low prices.
so Rich Black Buge Collars, and Trimming Laoes.
IUeise fine stock of Needlework Goods In Sets, &C,
consisting Of JHconet, Maltese Muslin honington &S IN
Collars Sleeves, Worked Bands Embroidered Handker-
CHIEFS Wells, &ca Ladies Paris Cohure caps Mohar
Head Dresses imported Head Dresses In the great
est spendor Likewise rich ornamented goods combs OF
eyery new stye the Bonnet Comb keep Bonnet in the
right Mace: Elastic Role Tor the head me
ana medium Cabbas and many Fancy Goods too numerous
dren egns Hose Mitts Sca and the latest styles
OF Rigoles for parties. IL Is impossible 70 give you u
description OF our Stock t win require your personal
attention 70 examine. Having 10 years experience N
NashViIle hater myself thRt1 please the most
fasdious, not only in goods but in prices
80 70 tbe Other We datter ourselves as fully esab-
shed our Establishment for Rich Millinery Goods No
deception as regards Fashions We have Agent as
styles as soon as xhbed at Europe. We viii open
Fsstock OF Fancy Bonnets 18th inst and hope 70 receive
that liberal patronage eqtended to US ioT years past
Partisan Millinery Bazaar,
sept8 No. 46 Union 81. next door 20 state Bank.
~ Country Merchants and miliners supplied win q
charges septs.
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ROYSE & EMERSON,
DEALERS IN
READ YHADE CLOTHING
AND
Gentlemen's Furnishing { Gods,

RE receiving opening at their Store, No go
n Square, q large and entirely
Of Fall and Winter Clothing, Furnishing Goods
good French Cloths, simeres anu Eestngs,
which we will make up to order suit
SALE stock Of Resdymade Clothing We can
safely II beng free from the usual objections
of Eastern made Clothing Our Stock consists IN part OF
the following articles
French Cloths Cassimeres Morno Uudershlrt Is Draws
Velvet, Plush Nesting and All Wool Unde IshiTts:
Vests; Blea Bro. CapSop Flannel
Black and Fancy Grenadines; Draws and Shifts
Over Goats; Wooden Cheue Comforts
Muscovy Beaver Ragands; Silk Undershirts;
Royal Sultand Circulars; CORD Shirts and Collars;
and English Beaver; Cravats and Scars;
Greek Sacks and Talmas; Eoys and Youths Shirts
Dress and Frock Coats; Mems patented Shoulder
Sportsmen's Goats; Seam Shirts;
large Stock OF Pants; Emb. and Msrseiles Shirts;
Boys Overcoats, Shirt Collars;
Boys Frock Goats Jackets; Linen Ca NIB and PONCE
Office and Business Goats; Wrys;
Neck Ties, Gloves AID Sus- Shirt Bosoms;
Penders; q Hose and Umbrellas;
We feel that with long experience and facilities
enjoy, have succeeded in bringing ment Of
ods which cannot aii to please regards styles and
prices. We the attention consumers, and will
engage to give satisfaction to all who favor with an
examination of our Stock. R0YSE & EMERSON,
Nashville, Sept Is. No. o. South side Public Square
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MUEICIPAL.-Msyor McEwen has appointed the
following standing committees for the present mu-
nioipal year, ending Sept. 80, 1858:
F1NANoE-G. NJ. Fogg, David G. Love, John A.
Fisher
WArER-WoRKs-Isaac Paul, W. A. Davis, T..
J. Halle
SrREErs.-John Coltart VIM. P. Downs, George
w Darden, David Ii. Ware, G.. III. Fogg, James
Haynie, W. A Davis, C. Il. COnger.
WEARE-David G.. Love, David II. Ware, JnO.
A. Fisher.
soHooLs-J P. Coleman, ThOs. J. Halle. John
K. Hume.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.-Thos.J ]. Halle, w. II.
Wilkinson, J. I. Brown.
GAs.-W. a. Davis, Geo. W. Darden, W. P.
Downs.
CEMErEAY-Jno. a. Fisher, Isaac Paul, W. b.
Wilkinson.
MARKET HoUsE-David H. Ware, Jas. Hayne,
W. P. Downs.
sLAvEs-Jsmes Haynie, c. H. COnger, J. T.
Brown.
PoLroE.-GeO. W Darden, John Coltnrt, J. T.
Brown
sPRrNa-wm. P Downs, W. A. Wilkinson, D.
Il. Ware.
woRK-HOUsE--C. H. Couger, Isaac Paul, David
II. Ware.
IMPROVEMENTS AND ExPENDITUREs-G. N. Fogg,
Thos. J. Halle, Isaac Paul.
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ADVERTISEMENT
105 MEDICAL PREPARATIONS
EOR THE CIRE OLE

EVERY KNOWN DISEASE!
The undersigned having been appointed sole Agent for
Nashville for the sale of the Medical Preparations
mended Dr Freese's Combined system of Practice
Physicians aud Families would respectfully offer them to
such Of citizens need a restorative to health.
These preparations compounded from the recipes
celebrated Physicians md Surgeons OF Europe
and America, will eUery k7OUH disease, that is
within reach ofFemedes. These Preparations have
for by Professor Freese and other cee
braed Physicians OF country their daily practice,
and have been found invariably efectua
For further particulars Dr. Freeses Combined sys-
of Practice,-together with Cards, Posters, DC.
Both the Book Medicine Chests and Medicines may be
undersigned, at his Drug slore, in Nashville
JOHN J. BEECH,
No. 20 SeWanee Building, College ST.,
unei6-6m. Nashville, Tenn.
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0- We are authorized to announce JAMES NJ HINToE
candidate for sheriff Of Davidson county at the next
March election.
Do We are authorized to announce JOIN K EpMozDsoK
candidate for Sheriff Of Davidson county, the
March election.
EaB- We are authorized to announce E. b BIGLEY
candidate for Sheriff Of Davidson county the March
ele'
IL We are authorized to announce A. Creole,
candidate for Sheriff Of county at the next
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The Flnx Annih1liated.

Every and fall thousands of people die Of Flux
Cholera Dysenery, Gripping Palms. and other Irregularities
of the Bowels. 1t be cured in every rs
cents, by the use of fuckers CHOLERA SYRUP,
which has tested by the best physicians in the South
and West, and by them pronounced the most efectus
remedy in 1t has performed more astonishing
cures than any other specific human life be saved
10 nine by Of IS cents. Buy
a bottle and keepit by you.
For sa e by HERMAN RAINS and T. WELLS, Drug.
giss. spr24-6m
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DR.. j. C. AYR, the world renowned Chemist of
New England, is now stopping at the Burnet House
in this city. H. has been making a tour of the
Western States with his scientific associates, to in-
vestigate their remedial productions, such as he
can make remedial We notice he has been re-
ceived with marked distinction by our leading ciu
zens of the West aud are rejoiced to find they have
shown a proper estimate of the man who has PER
haps done for the relief Of human Ills than any
other American.-DaiLg journal, Cincinnati, Y.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-06

FEVER AGUE-Foremost among the various remedies
for this disease stands Dr. shallenberges Antidote.
doses will any ordinary case, and dose nvs
rably stops the chls. It contains nothing in the
degree hurtfu the system under any circumstances
and produces the unpleasant effects that attend the
Of Quinne and other agents in general 1t
every of the disease, and the original only an
ttdOte for Malaria.
Ask fof DR.. shauenbergers Fever and Ague Antidote
and be get pills Sold by respectable Druggists
everywhere Price Il So Sole Proprietors A. T. SEAL
LEsBERGER & Co.. Rochester, Pa. aug4-SmdtriGw.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-06

BoNEETs, &c-Miss Hardy, No. "a, CsmPbelPs
Block, Union street, will open on Thursday next an
elegant assortment of bonnets, bonnet trimmings,
and other millinery goods, to which she invites the
attention OF the ladies. They will find it one OF the
most beautiful collections OF goods of the kind to
be found in the city.
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NO TAXESy NO TAxESI

HAVE sale hne business house, situated Cher
~ St. beyond Broad, prese owned and occupied
by F. Ryman, Grocery and Provision Store, aud Is
of the best stands South OF Broad The lot
fronts T6 feet and back 1876 feet alley. There
also comfortable residence the lot, indepen
dent Of the Store Room all in good repair This proper
~ is tree from taxation. We will give a bargain in this
property il application be made privately, until the Sh
day Of October next and not disposed Of at that time
will be sold to the highest bidder the premises For
TERMS &c , apply to E. r. GLAsCJOK, Agent,
Sept Std No. 81, Cherry street.
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IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR

A VALUABLE House and Lot on Church st.. -
n fronting 81 feet said street. running back &c
$50, 81 feet and le5 deep, With front Of IS I
ruce street. This Is valuable piece OF prop -
erty and located In the finest neghborhood In the city
and viii be sold on liberal terms. Enquire Of
4. r. GLASCOCR, Agent,
junei9. No 81 Cherry st.
ALSO,
OTIS Nos. 81, 50, 90 and 1oO, in Preston Hays sdd
l. ton 70 Nashville fronting % feet Polk street,
ming back 100 beet bargain win be given in these lots.
ALSO,
A TWO STORY BRICK, containing or rooms. The
"a lot fronting 90 feet and running back 107 feet
alley. This very desirable property, and situated
the residence OF Mr.. Bbo. We viii
give q bargain IL this property.
beautiful lot Crawford street, running back 70
McLemore street $50 feet
Aof the above property is located in thriving portions
Of the CITY, persons DESTROYS Of making purchases
. bargain, viii cal 4. K. GLASCOCk, Agent,
juneI2. No. 81, Cherry e..
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-06

THE "FLoRA NCFLMsEYs"-The N Y. Express
of this morning suggests that Miss Flora McFlim-
sey ought to take in sail until the hard times grow
softer. Ladies of that ilk, who indulge in costly
opportunities skirts and Otherwise-are generally
the last to sympathise with in the hour OF trial
and misfortune, but when the panic reaches these
heartless coquettes aud they compelled to re-
trench, none will be more lugubrious than they.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-06

rY- We would call the attention Of our lady
readers to the advertisement of Mrs. J. BARTER
in another column 1t is useless for us to attempt
TO enumerate articles, or to speak in particular
praise of the stock; but will simply say that it 10
equal to any in the city in that line. No lady de-
string to make purchase should fail to give it an
an examination 1t will be seen that she opens on
Thursday next, 9th inst.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-06

Take Heed.-Dr. Tilton has returned to the Mas
Chicago, where may be obtained Old DR..
James celebrated extract Of Carnbs In
dica. His iI-Iaw, Dr. Thomas Tilton will supply you
with it, either per. onally by express is and
speedy OF the of Consumption Bronchi
tis Asthma, Nervous Debility, Coughs Colds, and Sore
Throat. We know this TO be fact. Try it and live.
P.s.-By addressing DR.. Titon through Chi
cago Post Office, Dc!osng four STAMPS cent) recipe
will be return, free charge, any part
Union. DR.. TILTON,
sertS-1n Massasoit House. Chicago.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-06

CoMPLIMENrARY.-We understand that on yes
terday some of the friends of MIR. Davis OF the
Nashville Theatre presented him with fine gold
watch This is certainly 6attering compliment,
aud will doubtless prove source ef great satsiac-
ton to that gentleman.