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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-19

Destructive FREsHETs.-The Albany pa
pers are filled with accounts OF the damages
by the freshets in New York. The telegraph,
however, has already given the main facts
The journal says:
On Monday the rain fell in torrents, accom-
panied by violent gale, roofing up trees,
blowing down chimneys, destroying fences and
sheds, and, in some instances, unrooting hous-
es. The storm was Immediately followed by
the heavy treshets and floods. Rivers and
creeks burst their usual boundaries, submerg-
ed the adjoining fields, and whatever opposed
their resistless course. Canal embankments
and railroad culverts shared in the common
ruin.
The present food is the greatest known in
forty years, the high water reaching houses
and barns never before touched by it. Nearly
the whole track of the railroad from Weeds
port, Cayuga county, to mile this side OF
Newark, Wayne county, a distance of twenty
five miles, was at one time under water. In
some places this water stood at tho depth OF
four feet. This was caused by the giving way
of the banks of the canal, submerging every
thingin the neighborhood.
WHOLESALE ROBBERY BY CHLoRoFoRM.-
The American house, at Guttenburg, Wis,
was entered on the 29th ultmo, and the in .
mates of one chamber, being five persons,
were dOsed with chloroform, the room ram
sacked, and the clothes of the sleepers taken
out into the street and robbed OF their con
tents, valued at $6l4.
DEPARTURE OF THE STEAMER ARAGo NEW
YoRK, Nov. 14.-The steamer Arago sailed
for Liverpool at noon, with $4,000 in specie.
ELECTION OF U. S. SENAroRs.-NEw OR-
LEANS, Nov. l6.-The Legislature of this
State, yesterday, elected j. Pinckney Hender-
son and J. W. Hemphill to the United States
Senate, in place of j. P. Benjamin and John
Slidell.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-19

FROM NEBRASKA AND UTAH.-Col. John
sons Position.--Thre5 Government Trains
Burnt by the Mormons, Sc.--St. Louis. Nor. IL.
-Advlces from Tort Laramie, to the 22d ult.,
state that Col. Cooks command, the Second
Dragons, were four miles this side OF the fort
and had encountered a snow storm five days
previously.
Col. johnson, who has in command the Utah
expedition, was last heard from when $50
miles beyond Fort Laramie. The snow was
seven inches deep hundred miles this side
where the express left him. Owing to the slim
supply of corn, and the entire absence OF
grass, the team and dragon horses were failing
rapidly.
News had reached Fort Laramie that the
Mormons had burnt three government trains,
consisting Of twenty-five wagons, near Green
river, ninety miles behind Col. Alezalder's
command, which constituted the vanguard OF
the army.
1t is rumored that the 9th and 10th regi-
ments of infantry, and the artillery battery,
will take possession of the Mormon villages
on Bear river, and make it their winter quar-
tiers.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-19

SILVER Paris correspondent
of the journal OF Commerce reports that six
bedsteads of silver have been ordered from
one Of the large furniture establishments in
that city, by the Pasha of Egypt-in contem-
plation of the marriage of his son with the
present Sultan's daughter. The articles are
thus described The work is of an arabesque
character, the bedstead is composed through
out of pierced open metal work, douby plat
ed, with scrolls of matted and FURNISHED sill
yer in high relief. The head is pierced and
surrounded with chased foliage, the foot Of
harmonizing in character, and being enriched
by a large arabesque shell, Fluted and polish.
| ed pillars at each corner support gracefully
arched open work, over which is intended to
| fail the nusketoe net-the only bed furniture
used in the East. The silver work is. thrown
| into relief by a lining of crimson velvet, and {
mattress and bolster Of green satin complete
the ornaments of the couch. The cost of the
set is estimated at $4,000. The extravaganza
| of the Partisan world is making such rapiC
strides towards eastern maguihcence that We
shall doubtless, ere long, hear of Partisan bou
doris, and bedrooms ornamented not only witt
silver or golden couchss, but with etegeres
ciyans, &C., of the same precious metals.
TaR CALIFORNIA STEAMRR.-$1, 0O0, 900 i
specie-New York., Nor. ia private des
patch to the Pacific Mail Steamship company
from New Orleans, announces that the u. )
Mail Steamship st. Louis, from Aspinwall
with two weeks later news from California, lei
Havana for New York, on the 10th inst. wit
81 900 900 in specie.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-19

MOVEMENT OF THE COTTON URoP.-We per-
ceive that some of the southern journals re-
commend the planters to withhold their cotton
crop from the market, in the hope and with
the object ofthus obtainining higherprices. The
Charleston Mercury, abiding to the subject,
says that there is no abstract improperly in
parties doing as they please with their own
property, provided they are out of debt but
if there be Indebtedness, the wrong done to
creditors is undeniable. The editor adds-
From the early proceeds of the present crop
many Of the country merchants expected pay
ment for the goods they have too lavishly
bought on credit from the jobbers in the cities.
The jobbers OF course, cannot comply with
their engagements to the importing merchants
nor can they with theirs to their foreign cred
itors. If payment thus fails at the source, the
producer, the arrangement is felt at every part
of the extended chain of credit. There is
not only injustice by this protraction Of pay
ment, but the confusion is prolonged, which
prevents this restoration OF general confidence
and the speedy recovery from the present
chaotic state Of the currency and exchanges
This is a sensible view of an important sub
ject, and the language will apply as well t.
every description OF agricultural product.
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pnncLAmATIoN.

the name and b. ~ Authority Of the state Si Della
~~~4s' 80 A PROCLAMATION,
FELLOW CITIzRgs;-rhe time has again approached
when esiabis cd eions 1t upon the executive 70
Recommend daY to the people for the observance OF
Thank ing and Pase 10 Almighty God iorl The mnnS
and great blessings He has youcnse to U.S. lhis period
appreciate the mure highly the Iavors we have re-
ceived al hands aud the superior advantages we er9y
rnther less favored earth, and should
impress the profinndly upon our rlnus our entire
dependence upon Ais bounty aud providence. =,
The has been full of blessings TO our lanu
nationheath md plenty have relgned our
orders -he institutons which our fathers founded are
although darkenns shadows OF adVeTslty my nlwef
over time, have the hope OF brighter l-
ture To cheer us in the hours of gloom - -.
In the general prosperity state mas luY P1It
our husbanen and COR people have plenty and e. spare
Tor The approaching ou lhanks
are due him tho gyer ofevery good apa perfect
ievout acknowledgment Of the bles, ngs enjoy aud
in accordance with the wishes of many gnod cllzenst 4
Peter r. Cansey Governor OF the state Of DeaSae, ~
hereby recommend THURSDAY, the Twsnt ,s1t IA, "
Move nber next, ms day Of general THANKSGIVING and
Praise throughout this state, and request til" pePe Unit
nbstsning all worldly pursuits they assemble " ther
respective places Of worship AMI render thanks TO hn.g
" ud for hts past goOncss and nercy and pray lh y
Ny eopue his oare and watchiul providence over US IN
%SH-.j GIVEN under my hand and the Great Sc Of
&C., IS the state nf Delaware, a Dover this 2Sth hhx o.
(rA October, in the year of our Lord one lhoushn1
eight hundred and fifty and OF the Independence OF
the sud state the eighty second By the Goyesnnis:
{R, LoFLAND. ssc'rs ofstsis,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-19

On tho ~ inst, by Rev. O, Dram, Mr. JAMES H. PRAr
to Mrs. Sarah H. SAvIH, att Of smyrna, =
pR. JossrH a. HORROR. of oe trevle, MI, to Ms-
On Thursday, Nov. l2tD, ny Rev. Mr.. Hay
cock, Mr.. JAMES GOODWIN, Georetown Cros
Roads, Kent county, Md, and Miss MAooIE
daughter of Nathaniel Moore, Esq, of til i
city.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-19

TIE EXPLOSION AND Loss OF LIFE AT Brown
vILLE.-The telegraph few days ago gave an
account OF a fire and the explosion of ninety
five kegs of powder at Brownsville, Texas. 1t
appears the killed We're j., Moritz, Mr.. Ais
bach, Frank North, and a Mexican. A large
number of buildings were more or less injur-
ed and the whole loss is about S200, 900. Chas.
Stillman & Co., sustained loss of $4,000 |;
Belden & Co., SIC, 900 Calvin X Co., $40, 900
and Moritz X Co., 5000.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-19

The SPHERES OF THE SExEs.-All circum-
stances well examined, there can be no doubt
Providence has willed that man should be the
head Of the human race, even as woman is it's
heart that he should be it's strength as she is
Its solace that he should he its wisdom, as
she is its grace that he should be its mind, its
impetus, and its courage, as she is its senti-
ment, its charm, and its consolation. r.
Fos1sn Buzton.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-19

nnt,nneer,nr (, Real Estate AGENCY.

AuGGloneelnS ,1,siS annonn5s 10 ia
citizens of Delaware un the Eastern Shore Of Mary
land, that has opened Dover, Del "a Heal Estate
species property His aoquaintance with the people
OF the several States, wlrrIhts him in the assurance
int all real estate ntrusted to his care Will be speedily
1osed of ia the most advantageous manner Hewoud
so announce having had more than twenty years
experience auctioneCrng, be cry any
of land stock or goods anywhere 10 the
State that may rendered him, conscious that his ser
vices will not fail to give satslaGtion. II desired he
and ad verise them the best advantage, He will also
attend 10 the ents eyideces oil debt.
The best of references will be given as to character and
qualification faithfully attend to and account TOR all
insiness Einh may ie HTustel his charge AdiTes
boyer Del, u, Il, RICHARD = a.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-19

"a THOMAS HARVEY would respectfully in
firm fern hIs friends and he Ppbp in general.
1ssAka East corner Of Fourth and Orange Sta, and
having, furnished 4 with now and costly furniture
throughout, il NOW fully to accommodate them
such manner qs cannot fail to give entire satisiae
lon Upon his tabl Will be found the Injuries of the
MARKET and at ms bart full assortment of superior LIZ
guors es are among the largest and bsstInthe
city, with attentive osteTs at command He hopes by
giving attention to his business to receive
liberal share ofpublic patronage,
apr. 2-tf. THOMAS Harley
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-19

T,HE subscriber has now and intends keeping at
i the old established Leather Store, N. E.. corner
of Fourth and Orange Sts, opposite the Upper Market
House, Wilmington, Dell, large and welIselected
sortmen Of Spanish and Hemlork sole LeatheT French
Gus KIN Is Of EAT { made the manufacture
OF Boots Shoes, saddles and Harness. all of which WI
be sold on he most reasoaable terms Persons wishing
/. T, CHAMBERLI
cement ami copper Tiv ted, constantly
han1aRd nldetoJrler, warranted togive satisfaction
mar
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-19

Steam Sawyer and Wood TurneY,
NO, 100 ORANGE STREET.,

PYLE,S BUILDING, BETWEEN Eli TIL AND
SIXTH STREETS, WIBM lNGTON, DEL,
IpESpEGTF pLLY lnIoTma his friends and the pubuo
old stand the Scroll and Wood Turning bushes
in all its various branches.
Cnbnet Turnin goo nstant ly on hand. House Brnoke
furnished to orde made by contract. Those wishi
workare invited to call - :. 80
N. B.-The highest price paid for GUM SUI TABLE,
FOR UARRIAGE HUBS au-ti,
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ENGRAVING.

MIS-. THOMAS, sHERWIN, ate q PhiladelDhle
mngton No. 40 Shipley ST. above 5rd Street Second
Story he designs IN Engra beoirequr
Ell old and Silver Watch Gases. Masoni cand other
medals, Gard Plates, Bill eads Seals, Head Of Adyer-
Carra plates, Stencils cut &c, Also plain and
mental lot teringon ewelry AM Silverware. All work
executed in mnnne cha ges, pub
lie patronageIs respe otfuly solicited. .,
apr, IS w. No, IN Shippy ST., above Srd I'd story.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-19
MOUNT VERNON HOUSE.

"a THE subscriber thankful for the patronage
$sHS5yA heretofore extented would respectfully an
f1zSs1fF nOunoe to the people of Wilmington and vi
assssiHsa cnity, that this avore and popular eslab
IseHElE8 lslment is now open, tho interior of tho
Aztzaz& building having undergone thorough repairs,
the large rooms neatly painted and the walls
covered with TIE latest and beautiful styles of paper
The public rest assured that every and
facility is afforded for their comfort and convenience;
proprietor will devote his entire attention the conduct Of
the business and will his ndeatigabe e&ertons
der his patrons and guests comfortable. The bar will al
ways the CHOICEST liquors from the first importing
houses tho United States therefore all who desire pure
and nnadu Grated liquors can be aceemnodoted; At the
Lager Bier pronounced bI 10 have no
quail regards flavor and pleasanness OF taste. lunch
will BIO served up regularly every day tunay exceptedl
a ~ to oasomers In aldlog g the ahqys there
The patrons of this establishment and others may that
the strctest order and deeurum will be observed.
CHRISTIAN KRAuCH, King ST.. Fourth
jnly l3-tf Wilmington, Dol.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-19

GAS FOR FHA couNTR9 !.

A CARD-'Tbe Introduction of the Mary land Porta
m Bile Gas Co.'S, Apparatus, has opened new era in
mode of lighting private dwellings, olurehel, hotels,
schools, factories as wei as lowns and VILLAGES as
could only be enjoyed by those residing IN ciies nnd
that ton within aoh oil the gas "0mpanys pipes I'M
is longer true, for ar apparatus IS now offered TO
the public which brings this luxury home to man,
and adaps the wants and regul rementa of the pti
vate gentleman anI OF tie manufacturer.
The machine is remarkable for its extreme simplicity
Its perfect safety IT'S eeonomy Is also for the practical
cheyes 1t no more complicated than an Ordinary
cooking stove, and requires more skill or capacity TO
il. In slety, there IS no conceivable risk from
illuminating qualities, it is unsurpassed by the
of city of the Union. The material used is an oil
from rosin though not what Is generally understood rs
oil II il earlier, cheaper and better product of
colup hony, decunp Tower and therefore
economical degree heat. There cannot be found in
the whole range of chemistry u compound more richly
laden with Illuminating qualities, yieldng gases nore
lnEuouous in respiration less INJURIOUS 10 furniture
for it contains neither earbonic noid aulphurated
hydrogen In the manufacture Of tn the premises
not subject any STENCIL desdeTuun enjoy ed by
50 other machlne and OF great to health and
This apparatus received the first premium at the late
exhibition Of tile Franklin Institute IN Philadelphia
Tne subscribers ar the agents for the State of Pennsy
yania and Delaware, and prepa ed TO fill prompt
y all orders entrusted to them; also, introduce
tubes through buildings in the best manner. They will
guarantee machine they put up, to perform all
that is claimed Tor it, with ordinary care. All
EDaOnS requiring informant will be promptly answer
ed, amt pamphlets containing certificates from those
WIN are Using the Inachines furnished " any address,
veTsny given wherever introduced, eithor in private
dwellings. factories towns, confidently anticipate
Urge denandf for tem and feel assured that those who
give them lIa would net for any reasonable conside
ration be induced to dispense wi the comfort and luxu
thus obtained. FERRIS GARRETT,
june2j-ly, WILMINGTON, Del.
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sADDLL AND HARNESS.

n: is 5i:$: ;s y
BUSINESS in all its ranches. Having bee on
Iaged for number of years in the same bnsine at
hi lndelpha. Their stock will consist Of the best mate
al and wnrkmanship. Fine single and double carriage
Harness. Team Harness Sndd les, Brdles, Meaningless,
Trunks, Whips, &c.; Collars always on hand. w hope
" street attention TO business, TO merit share of the
,atronage bestowed upon the former pr2prlet9Ts
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-19
JOHN MtRRHCH4.
Extensive Coach Manufacturer.

WILMINGTON, DEL,
AfHf5SkS2. TTAVING GREATLY enlarged his al nm
eSS IL making Iona ofthe mo st spa oio ~ Gsssh
- shops in tho State, and having had Ions esr
Peaienoe n the bpsness, has 4 u SO ystems ed and
q the cash for all his rias.
q any manui aourer In the States and defes ooIps
utlon--has always on hand large lot Of good sas-
oVea hn leoes and other and would
~ wf9 may want and Dealers in Car.
an1 good assortment of different es Of vehicles
": illus several very handsome and Two hofsa
hastern built for anda good sx oaent
n AHkindsofre pairing done
-" etsp.sen Jan. 8. IL
HARNESS MAKING.
GA THE subscriber would inform his friends ana
kfN#$M the public generally, that he has commenced
SszsE ne Harnes3 making business, in The second
,, B0we, corner Of THIRD aud French strses
wilmington, Del, and is prepared to furnish or make 70
order oil kinds of light harness reasonable poeg He
oPes " strict attention to business using good mttefat
manner TO merit ana receive fair OF PATRONAGE
Those wishing TO purchase Harness invited to call.
sep l4-2mo. GEORGE W. GREGG.
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DIED.


On the 10Th inst, JOEL KING, in the Goth
year of his age.
His friends and relatives are invited TO at
tend his funeral without fun Their notice, to leave
his late residence, Westinghouse, four doors
below It'll, on Third-day next, to leave the
house at IL o'clock.
p9 satards the 7lh inst al the Pennsylyania hnsp
tll LlsToN a HOUSTON Esq., formerly of Kent county
year OF Ills aye,
At the residence of his son-in LAW, Mr. VIM II. Start
y rna on the morning Of Tuesday the 10th inst, Mr.
WM, buRcHENAL, IN his 9th year.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-19

wilmington, DeInUdTe5
CONTINUES to manufacture his valuable prepare
~ tons well known as JOHN IyY's Rheumatic Fluid,
used informal and externally for Rheumatic pains, Colo,
Cong and inward Pains, &c., and externally for Eros
ted feet nnds cuts, burns head and 9th ache JoHN
IvYs choleTa syrup, three doses effects cure.
IvYs prescription for Dyspepsia. JOHN lvYs pesaves
consumptive sompound, Red, Black and Durable Inks
cleerlully reoOmmeG them.
Then we say try il before you condemn it,
If YOU dntry it you will not condemn it,
sIrat first tial.- Try, Try, Try it sgain,n
IL = Numerous er hcutes can be the Office, ia
confirmation of the above facts All for sale the prn
cpn stores in Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylyania and
New Jersey. Orders solicited and promptly flied
"a
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-19

TOR THE CURE Of sptans, Bruises. stiffness OF
Weakness of the JOINTS. Rheumatism, Gout Pains in
the face, side or back Pend ache 40 Also for StIans
aneness, and Calls on Horses. PRICE 70 ets per Bot
Sold who'll sale and retail, by VIM. b. KINSEY corner
Of Market and Fifth streets Wimington Sole agent
orthe State OF Delaware aug. 6-tI.
N ARCHlsls UTERINE CATHoLlcoN curea.
vi when properly used least ninety per cent of
class of diseases incident the female sex, known un
der the general term of FEMALE CoMPLAINrs Call and
pamphlet gatls, OF tho agents, who have received
large supply which they selling az reduced proes'-
EDWARD BRINGHURST,
Practical Druggist & Phermacentlstt
Sept,24-tf Cor 9Th q Market st.
(NUXES GELATIN.-A lar supply of fresh imgoI
~ ted received and for sale Wholesale or retail. fnl
directions for making Jelly accompany eheh package
delicious and wholesome, r.. BRINGHUHSr Dc co,
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ilJ-THAT competition is the iio of trade no persons
doubts and they do ehem visit 10 the shoe market
second Street. and what petition has done and 1t
still shoe trade Bootsand shoes can DO bought
than before, proportion to the cost of
geng them up; and what is the cause of all this Why
Competition course, and still ne competition
this locality. No dOubtne public aware, ought to
aware that shoe store has bees opened at No. West
Second Street. where everything in the shoe line is sold at
the lowest price for cash Those who wish to convince them
tbeing the first store Second ST. West Market There
sanuthe item of Importance to the public that that all
L., w. BIRNIE,
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NJ The WILLIAM PENN COOKING STpyE.-Tms eel
cbrated Stove which we'll adapted to either god or
Coal has BY its superior baking qualities obtained such
uatlOn IN our city and surrounding country, thA our
friend II s. HAMMfTT scarcely uppy the demand for
them. The fire chamber III tho Penn IS very deep one
long time. IN durability, economy &e Sufplsses any
Stove the market, having oven OF the gest GLASS;
and many other conned qualities, We take pleasure IN
recommending this Stove to our citizens and friends as the
has bb found III city or any other Market
THIS Stove sold ut the well known establishment of T
5. LII AMMIHr. ll2 Mnrket streot.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-27
GROCERIES.
70. EDW ARDS.

80. HDW ARDS,
u,,o,Fs.IEGROCER, COMMISSION AND
ARDIEG MERCHANT.
PRANDIES, WINES, CIGARS, &C.
~ Spring and COLLEGE Sire .
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
GROCERIES.
oOO BAGs prime Rio c'tssi
DSRil I00 Z" Laguyra 90;
e. So Java do'
20bsgs Pepper
90 30 Ginger;
90 DO Spice;
ono whole half and quarter boxes Star Candles
[1 ksys Nails Brads ana Splkes-sssorted;
0a5 boTss q assware- assorted;
OK coils Manila Rope
ono bbls Eecthed WHISKY;
60 Old Bourbon DC;
S9 Mononghahala do;
"a O. Rye do;
90 .. "Amercan Brandy
o. n. z. Rum.
O. Walkers AG Ale;
OK Ray s BOzs do
E6 eases Matches;
large stock of fine Cigars, Brandies Wines, &c
TIst received and for sale Dy ~. EDWARDS.
ep? Il,
CROCERIEs-H. s. FRENCH q son.
I-.,1,y, 400 sacks prime Rio Coffee, 50 sacks Java
| [ in store and for sale by II. ). FRENCH d SON
5-aI hays coarse and fine salt, 500 barrels salt
| - A. sioIr.eI1 for sale by HS.FRENCH q son.
IT0FINSES-IUO packages, new in store and tor sale.
| VI janl7 80 -, -, /, ' 9oN
NJ $50 boxes star Candles zoo halt and guar
- Srsr candles, 200 boxes Iallow Candles in
/ >.'o3,,J G,rssIs bv H. ;. FRENCH ~ SON.
,,rr,Vs SVsF5D-I2O Obls prime Glover Seed in store
/ { -, ~ sgra bv H. s. FRENCH a. son.
IA Wv pounds Bacon; 1000 bushels Dried
w rut 10000 lbs Feathers, for which We will pay the
/ Aighea, price IN cash. 81 G FpEvru. A. SOW
ITsgTS.-IO0 Kegs lWheelingJta store and for sale BY
! N iaI2 S. FRENCH son.
| ATTENTION GENTS
NEW CIGAR SNUFF & TOBACCO HOUSE.
]. w. LANGLEY 81 CO.,
! lLArE OF MURFRERsBORo.)
! yO 4, Union STREET, NASHVILLE.
GRAND parade of the Lovers Of the 81 Weed" in all
H. most attractive form Is requested at the above eslab-
III,rf inspection Of the finest assorted stock OF
! VIRGINIA Chewing Tobacco and Hayan 4
! Cigars,
Tho, hos ever been openej in the city Of Nashville con-
I E1 the Invest TO the finest Havana Cigars, selected
r i'm the city Of Havana by one OF the firm. We hest
~ saw our stock can't be cXcelled, if equalIed, this
! market Ill, 81 .. g.. 81 .:- .-. ,--
- reIi before purchasing elsewhere, adyau-
80 a. pyqciraI To6accOnists and Exclusive Dealers en-
! @hIe ma 10 offer superior inducements
Ia,Dar,bpr plaCe-sgu Of "Ihe Big luiuu,' second
! to,T east Of the state Bank. J. W. LANGLEY & co.
| I0aT5T-dtf No A Union street.