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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-01-14

A GAMBLER.-AInOTS the llllluIleTaOlc uneC-
dotes related of the ruin of persons at play there
is one worth relating, which refers to Mr..
Porter, gentleman who, in the reign OF Queen
Anne, possessed one of the best estates in Nor
thumberland, the whole of which he lost at
hazard in twelve months. According to the
story told of this madman-for we will call him
nothing else-when he had just completed the
loss of his last acre, at gamblng-house in Lon
don, and was proceeding down stairs to throw
himself into carriage to convey him home to
his house in town, he resolved to have one more
throw to try to retrieve his losses, and immedi-
ately returned to the room where the play was
going on. Nerved for the worst that might hap
pen, he insisted that the persons he had been
playing with should give him one chance of re-
covery. or fight with him. His proposition was
this That his carriage and horses, the trinkets
and loose money in his pockets, his town house,
plate and furniture-in short all he had in the
world--should be valued at certain sum, and
be thrown at a single cast. No opersuasions could
prevail upon him to depart from his purpose
lie threw aud lost. Then conducting the win
ner to the door. he told the coachman there was
his master, and marched forth into the dark and
dismal streets without house or home or any
creditable means of support Thus beggared,he
retired to an obscure lodging in cheap part OF
the town, ,subsisting partly on charity sometimes
acting as the marker at a billiard table, and oc-
casionally as helper in livery stable. In this
miserable condition, with nakedness and famine
staring him in the face, exposed to the taunts
and insults of those whom he had once support
ed, he was recognized by an old friend, who
gave him ten guneas to purchase necessaries.-- =
He expended FIVE in procuring decent apparel J.;
with the remainder he repaired to o common
gamng-house and increased them to fifty; he
then adjourned to one of the higher order OF
houses, sat down with former associates, and
won twenty Thousand pounds. Returning the
next night, he lost it all, was once more penni-
less, and after subsisting many years in abject
penury, died ragged beggar in St. Giles.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-01-14

NALL SUON.-Afew setts of nice FUkS-cheap
Y ! for cash. ,.o..uo,,, ~
naar6ald 0ct 1856.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-01-14

1AIT--9OO sacks Ashton and geo sacks Marshall
- SALT, direct from New York, in store at low prl-
ces. j. BRANDEBURG co.
Staunton, Oct. 90, 1856.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-01-14

GOFFEES.-6O bags prime Rio, Laguyra, Old Ja-
I va. and Maricabo Coffees in prime order, by
j. BRANDEBURG Il co.
Siauntop. Oct. 90, 1856.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-01-14

Z TONS ASSORTED ID. FORRER IRON,
y warranted good, in store. co
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-01-14

<, MOlNNG OBACCO.-SO bbls prime old
- Lynchburg Smoking Tobacco just received and fol
sale. RO. u. GLEND1,
Stanton, June is, 1856. Per G. T. COCHRAN.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-01-14

II PIPER FUNKHOUSER'S.
Staunton. April 2S, 1856. near the National Hotel.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-01-14

DOBES.-A beautiful lot of Silk, Berage and Tissue
IL Robes, at PIPER FUNkH0USEKS,
Staunton Apri 90 1885, near the National Hote
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-01-14

DIANO FOR SALE.-A new and excellent in
i strument Apply to JAMES A. McCLUNG, AT
the Virginia Hotel
Stsunton Sent II 1S56
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-01-14
STAUNTON VIRGINIA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY IA, 1857.

| AN IMPRESSIVE SCENE AT A CONFERENCE
The Tuskegee (Ala,) True Union, in noticing
the close of the late Methodist Conference, pub
fishes scene attending the return of Hon. II.
w. Hillard, for many years member Of Con.
gress from that State, to the ministry. Mr.. FL.
delivered lecture IN this city last week. The
Union says:
! Mr. Hilliard had been alluded to in connex-
ton with proposition which was before the
| Conference to establish Methodist newspaper
! in the city of Montgomery, as its probable edi-
| tor, and the prospect of acquiring him as a
member of the Conference, was urged as a rea.
son for the establishment of the paper The
argument was responded to by the Rev. 7. o.
Summers, in o seeming spirit of levity. Mr..
! Hilliard arose and announced to the Bishop of
the Conference, and the audience, long-life
purpose to return to the work of the ministry
and turning to Bishop Pearce, said, with deep
enotion, solemn, moving, and pathetic empha-
sis
81 give you my hand, my brother in this
great work! Henceforth our paths of life shall
not diyerge! come, in the maturity of my
manhood, deliberately to lay my heart, intellect,
and whatever of trophies may have won in
other walks of life, professional or political,
hulnbly at the foot of the Cross, with motives
which befit the service of my Master.
LET it be directly understood, that no vote
which this Conference may take upon the pend
ing proposition, can effect my resolution to give
myself to this work. At home and abroad-in
my solitary journeyings-or standing in the pal
aces of Kings, nave never forgotten my ear
ly vows. I have seen the beginning and the
end of earthly greatness.
ultimately associated with some of the first
living statesmen of this country, have seen
them pass away from this earth! Sir, know
the vanity of earthly things | come humbly;
but come preserving that self-respect, without
which l should not be meet for my Masters
service.
81 ask nothing from this conference on my
personal account! Let the vote have no refer
ence to me- No, no sir! / have never lower
ed my crest when facing political parties in the
day of battle. preserve my self.respect. but l
desire to achieve somewhat that shall enable me
when this world burns up, to be recognized by
the great head of the Church as friend of
Christ and to take my place, however humble
among the Martyrs and Saints who loved and
served Him on earth!"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-01-14

v1OR SALE, ON REASONABLE TERMS,
a we'll assorted STOCK OF GOODS, in one of
the best sections Of the county. Enquire at this Of
&C. Nov 3 1886
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-01-14

II HAVE now in Store large lot of Red Lead, which
Il will sell low for cash. J. G. LAIRD.
Staunton, March IL, 1856.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-01-14

DATENT FIRE BACKS, from waynesboro'
Foundry, always on haud at factory prices.
j. BRANDEBURG j. CO.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-01-14

DOOTs AND SHOES.-3O cases warranted
ID Boots and Shoes, from the best factories now o.
pening at j. BRANDEBURG 4 cos.
StauntOn Oct 90 1885,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-01-14

UGARS.-40 bbls. Crushed, Pulyeriztd, &. Vel
= low and New Orleans Sugars in store ut lowest
prices j. BRANDEBURG & CO.
Stamnton Oct 90 1856.
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with all the necessary apparatus; which will sell
low for cash. JAS. u. LAIRD,
Staunton March 27, 1856. Druggist h Chemist.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-01-14

A NCHOR BOLTING CLOTHS, of superior
N quality, on hand and for sale by
= b. & j. s. CRAWFORD.
Stannton Feb 27. 1S56.-tf
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-01-14

COLE LEATHER.-5O sides best Spanish Sole
- Leather for sale by j. BRANDEBURG w.
Sfou 0ct
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-27
FINE GROCERIES FOR SOUTHERN
FAMILIES.

4 HOmAS HOPE & CO., No. 1872 Chambers street,
4 -York,-esablished l520-lmpOners aRd Dealers
IN an descriptions Rare Old Madeira, Sherry and POrt
Wines finest Old Brsndes, Superior Old Jamaica, ST.
Crox Antigua Rum Old Holland Gin, aud every variety
Of Fine Imported and Domestic Liquors.
Champagne-MaX Sutaine, Aoet q Chandon and
Numm Imperial, Cabinet and FerzenRys Heidseiek and
other Brands.
CIaret and Sauterae-Including Chsesu Mar
gauX Chateau Lahtte, Leo7e, Larose, MargaUX and ST.
Julien, Chateau and Haut SRuternes
EfOCK WInes-Of JOhnannesberger, Ma cobrunner,
Rudeshemer HOc heimeT, Sparkling Ock and Mosehe.
Segars-oathe choicest varieties, EleganJs, Regalias
C0nchas. Operas. Pressed and Communes.
Foreign FruIts-Of all kinds, Raisns, Almonds,
Prunes,
4 cas- and COfFees-aIl Of the finest qualities.
Hams and TOngueS-BuTlington, Virginia and
Westphalis HAIRS, Smoked and Picked Tongues.
Goshen Butter-n FiTkius Tubs and Stone Jars.
Foreign PiCke1s-Sauces, CatsBps, Sardines, Ca
pers. Olives, &C.
PFeserVes-EGst and West India and Domestic. And
full and general Of every variety Of FINE
GROCERIES,. lmaThb, 53-diy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-27
For 6ale.

JeO ACRES OF LAND, situated three or four miles
OU AUrtn-easJ Othe CO. beLaesL Galaun aud Porter
lLrnpk0 Roads. one Irael OF about l55
sl0didel la pieces nTyiug IRON D. ~ 50acre, ard viii
ssJld Out n Lots er The may bes SUIT purchasers
tnisls Tract superior Land, entirely rocks
as cod deep and o. richest qualify, well umbered se
u blue grass, has amber Of springs ali
5rdns aDuuG suppy Of the PurssL From
Galatu road u reacheu By good Turnpike, half ms
length, a road nov . building passing
through tne IraCt 10 the Cumberland River. On farm
cUmOrL able Dwelling aDG Out houses, young apple
0rCrd OF 30 rCeS1 puacu OrchaTd, aud long unz5
auI su0staRai stole fence skirts place
road. lsms-Il = jaud years, interest IRON dsgs
purchase.
sO, URe other Tract Of about lO5 acres three miles
EOrs from tue city and about haf mile Irom the cal
ath road ihs Tract Is nearly surrounded by turnpike
roads, and is subGtIdsd into eOaaiHiBg from 10 Is
r5, aud ns5rseUtsd by convenient avenues TsmsI aud
yuasl WH Interest. Possession gwen immediaLey iOF
either DOh OF above Land, provided the pur
vail pay sIuiyalent he gr0sIng crops and
a-OCs Iuclgdeu. JOHN b. WINSTON,
uGl@f--tu. Is Cherry street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-27
GROCERIES.
zESRY HART, JR- g. ". HAeE=E, 1R' SoHs 2. HAa''
HART, MACRAE q CO..
WHOLESALE GROCERs COhEIssIoA

aESRY HART, JR- 3. v. HAcRaE, Es 5oHS . hAaf
HART, MACRAE q Coz
WHOLEsALE GR OGERs GOhh 1851 =
MERCHANTS,
Nos and South harkei streel sasnyLis' AeH AeHn
JUST RECEIVkD AND NOW IN SIOkE. p,,,,
s8 boTes Havana Sugar, 800 assorted Demgo9uS,
f28 barrels n Y CTushed200 packages W. X t.Aiains
s1gar 100 coils Cotton Rope
Ak brTTsis Y PcwdeFed4OO gross Matches
Sa- - 200 dozen Painted Buckets
so LaIs n n t.osf sngsr 80 nests S. Painted Tubs,
80 t.-ol = n HoIasssg so boxes Stone Pipes,
Sss1v ~roT so boxes Tennessee Axes,
srs Nos gsisefad Baltimore (supeTlor quaiitg3
Ca5iss 500 kegs White Lead,
500 bsTs O. Rio Coffee, 1000 kegs Nails (AssOrtsd
IS bags liaguira Coffee, sizes
IeSa Coffae. 100 boxes Palm and German
. . 5sgs 2 Fs FFsPRsf 10 sssss ssss Carolina Rice,
1o0 cssks Snnsr Carbonate so doz Zinc Wash Boards
soda, 500 reams Superior Wrap
20 half chests Imperial ping Paper,
Black Tea, 500 N. e. D. Caps,
$50 boxes boxes Va and Ky. TO-i00 bags shot
race. 10 kegs bar Lead,
large assortment of cOm.iOO barrels Clover Seed,
mon and tine Cigars. 80 barrels Butter ana 80 q
l5O boxes GarretFs Scotch Crackers.
Snpff $50 bbis Recti6ed Whiskey,
so boxes Smoking Tobacco, 25 barrels Old Bourbon
50 coils Manila Rope, WEiakey,
so boxes Pearl Starch, IS barrels Monong ahea ana
% cases Sardines, Old Hye Whlskeyl
SO 9 lFes Oysters, so barrels Robertson Ooun.
SO boxes Assorted Pickles, ty Whiakey, -
90 boxes Catsup and Pepl5 barrels Old Lincoln Hsi
per Sance, key,
25 boxes Ass'd. Pie Fruits, qr. casks Fure Efehen
25 cases Brandy Cherries, Brandy,
200 boxes w r Obeess 10 Casks Pure Port Wine,
5O 5oxgs Fpglish Dairy casks Pure Malaga do
These casks Pure sherry do
s0O roe-soeq Star Candles casks Pure Madeira do
IA Al TaIIow do 90 bbls. Native Sweet do
q hos Tirpotbv Seed so bbIs American Brandy,
900 bo2es ass'd Glass Ware 10 bis. Apple Brandy,
100 boxes 8XlO and lOXl2 10 b6s. Peach Brandy.
-Nnar
iap8 HART MACRAE co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-27
SALES TO COME.
yALUABLE LAND EEAR NAsHvILLE

TUX 8ALEs
AN authorised 70 sell and make complsts titles 10 Tia
trAet oi Land upon which the late q. p Walker 70
aueQ aga the lot upoB which the 3laeksmh shop il stu
ate anu toe slaves and stock the place. The plaos
= Gsua.sa o. the Calatn turnpike ana n intsTssctsd b.
e Hesaitie ana Louisville Railroad s rear euou "a %
NeeAi9 70 make lt c91veRsnt country residence tor
s-ona aoRg 9aaneas n the city has as me spring as
1ee is IN the STATE AID Is susesphbls Of divisions INTO
sewers iot saoa OF which would aord beautiful build,
ils sllaaoas fronting TIE turnpike rairosd am su-
lnorasa % sell ths entire Tract in body OF In parcels
aua on aaon credit Is may deem expsdsnG shall Be
On e pace during the hrst and second weeks Of Nove
per aeA and s reoeTe proposals for the purchase a
p7e sale OF al Or any Of the above named real and psF
sonal properly In The mean ms any person dssrnF 10
examine the property do By ealing on Mrs Agnes
"aksr on tue place, and proposals purchase oan Be
made % hsr or John Taylor Mathew Allen on the plaza
or addressed 70 ms Ct Trenton, Gibson county Tenn
sepi2A-u SAMUEL WILLIAMS Trssfaa
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-27
TnE GIFT ENTERPRISE Is NOW OPEN
AT q CEDAR STREET,
SIGN or TIE STAR FLAG.

HAVE usJ received direct from lns Eastsrn CiLs over
IS volumes o. STANDARD Literary aud iseeiIaneo
OKs; 1900 Keams Paper 5Ou Blank Boo sI5OO0 worth
JsWsy and atchcs5 o1 worth OF Fancy Goods 70 be
disposed Of and ths meth b. adopted inure speey
slie lhis no Lottery, Dor 10 the nature of Eysry
purchaser 10 he amount Of one dollar will presented
with g OF not less value fhau Ieaty-fge cents and 10
SD Ne money received 0r the gift and no book sold
Tor more t1n tne regular retail price, and many IS
per csntless tns IS no humbug, and the question may
arise ow uls can be Afforded The Is they
bought most oi them Tor Ouealf thsir value, and 8ave
orders ocose the s0ck Catalogues Of some Of ne books
aud Etis 00o had az he store A ask Is 0r every one
ca and examine the mode Of doing business, ana pledge
myself 70 let none 20 away dissatisfied
h, biWo Auri0n sales per week viii Be made In hteh
GIFTS will be given. C0ns one, come all, and give
call and VIII aIte1apt 70 please you all, -
HPfjU-u CHARLES FOX
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-27
VALUABLE IAPROVED CITY LOIS FOR

ONE Lot fronting aasPe street 50 feet running back
~ 100 feet with superb Brek Dwelling, containing or
10 rooms, good cisiern, sm0ks-Eouse, dzc.
ALSO Lot fronting I25 feeE Pearl street and Igb
eet deeRs win good story Brick ho1sr containing Or
10 rooms, servants rooms, kitchen, &c, good We smoke
house. e. Both Lots HneY wh shFu6bery shade ana
irgli trees, and vii be sold accommodating terms. Ap
ply 20 NANCE O. WOODWARD,
JAMES n. MURGE IL, or
wa. &, NANCE.
Several good Farms, vel mProved, near Nashville.
A large uumoer Of uuimpf0ged Los. several Garden
LOTS ircm % j. acres, les ciiys IE0se Nislng
purchase viii dU Holl ~ call
1890. NANCE & WOODWARD.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-27
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, CON
PETITIONERS AND BAKERS.

AE'COLRGCk & Burns are opening at their es-
~. dol sdneut on Marsetstreet, No 81, door Mr.
to"tr ClOthHg store, general assJm mt Of Cpnfecton
cries, which they int nd selling very reasonable TERMS and
u D tleir attention 20 business, induce the public
extend Co them liberal share patronage Among the lead
ing ees now ON hand and Whlen they will receiving
tie following, viz:
Candles, Ui every variety; Pine Apple and Ohio Cheese
rrllts, OF every knd; Brandirss Wines. best br'ds
fIcles, assorted C0rdisls Of every variety:
tleAled oyster q Sardlnesi Ale anu Potter,
sAte ana sallnoni Fine Cigars.
With vouety OF articles not herein enumerated
In connection Wh hlr Confectionery they Invite the at
tenuoh OF me puDhc 20 their Bakery from which daily
supply OF fresh Bread, Cakes, and Passr be had Par
u vii be made up TO order and carefully 70 any part
OllHecity.
Having permanety located here course wish 70 be
pdtrouizeu Literally the end. sci ing on good
terms, aud by our denean0r, commend ourselves
hnd notice OF generous public We respectfully invite
touty Dealers, line OF trade 70 give q
call before purchasing elsewhere.
apuI4-u MCGOLRCK & BURNS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-27
PORT ROYAL HorEn AND FERRY,
For Sale

rfNHtS desirable property Ohsrod i0r sale. Any
a wshlLE 90 Da IN ths business alone ia
-Ju viii the hsfcull q IOcerj eehanlcal business
Nl und iu hs uelEnDoHO0d, smps uIeans aud encourage
uioni, there being demand for
Dusineas Inc Hotel and kesTy viii iOuHd lucatIye by
mems Ives he house has been and Lh0r0u
paired, and I good rn Tor Dusisess lhe Ferry Is
1ew.
fuu hoyal s situated in Montgomery county, Tennessse,
on ked RIVER Lhr-u nil northeast Of Clatksfe, on
luS Grct eseru Route, tnrgsiN- miles rom AasAVie
leading 9 Hot ks e, GOcou-a and Green's eEy e0nse-
QuueJ the western ud5 Of emigration IRON the
eru sl1s pass tnr0ugH heE5 and this Ferry,
which Of Lsel 1a cleared slX hundred dollars
season For F0srtilg and rEnsen the hotel
s lariicu ay Uus bic Ihe uegEUOrnO, Is wealthy and
pr0sPerous t1e suclssy The best The STATE school
igous lnsup lions aUuudznt Cau soon a. am deisr-
miurd 70 sell i-rR~tn, and bargain uiay be had. Any
communication viii rsacl rOrs Royal, Tennessee.
apr3i-dcslW11ulr J. IA .MALLOhY
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-27
Lo1G GgEEk s3I;l..E MILLS FoR SALEzaARE

V oter Tor sale shout 1900 ei Land, ngCrsek
W about 10 miles worth UI Nashville. large portion o
t-e same well umUered; a sJlzndd SaW Mil, prUpe- d
- never ialiiug stream Of water many c6nVenienL
aud comfortable Improvements; whole splsuddiy
" al Iet, ana capable OF makug 6XCeanJ stock Farm
i-ere Is on lie alui Yard from s200O s3OUO worth O
sawed umUsTs Ola or more wagon stock hdEs
ces &C. &c villa every article necessary cdErJ
suun an esE0sh To uHlerprsIng men, this
altogether offers most splendid opportunity TO MAKE a
pIuutaBB Investment.
iEH5lbree equal In 8, t2 and "a mOnihs sat
sact0ny secur5ds able bank, with interest," and hen
marcn 25-,C NANCE q wOODuARD.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-27
ARrOSene DIS.

SECURED BY LET ERS PATBNT)
TzRRosRyF ILLUMINATED OIL The light obtained
n Fom on exceeds in briancy tina oi any other Oil
~ fud covered tnsEposlge, and viii
man limpid 10 the very coldest weather.
The nd the lamps best adapted 20 this
on the Kerosene Lamps, manufactured BY the following
mar ies. \ essrs Cornelius baker, also, DyOtt, Of Pna-
Iyu Flint Glass 90 NO 3 Broad Street, Mvsrs Detz q Co
i3Q William street. L. M5Tcler l3j Em street. and h bd
wards street. N. Y Samples OF dineenL style o
Lamps can be seen az the ONCE OF the Company
LBrICATGha On No l. Prepared 70 suite The
nst d an otae Kinds Of Machinery; burns brilliantly In
Solar Hand Lamps and stands greats degree o. colo
Sperm Oh and admirably adapted 70 Railroad and
Steamship use,
KRBusEHE LUBRlcATNG OILs, No 243. Superior Lubnca
Tor and viii be Iouud posses advantages any Oh In
the market al same Drces-uIl burnRnd have been
EFRosEEK BNE.CLE Prepared expressly for Ships'
use viii found admirably adapted ior use OF steam
ships Men on War Merchants sse Lake and River Gran,
and burns 10 all SIaerOOm Cnnaeie, tOreSstte
Lamps, 81 Lanterns, &c.
viii burn an njzht without requiring O. be mmed, and ad
vantage that viii be obvious 10 e cry ShlpmaseT. -
The Kerosene Oils be obtained from the wholesale u
hip ChandleFs Druggists and Grocers In New YORK. and
the regularly appointed Ag OF he Company IN many Of
principal Towns and Villages Of the United States, tbe
CRnsdas. ana the Island Of Cuba.
Local Agents appointed n cnOrmiy VITA the rules esaO
iished 6y ne board Of Trastees,J application 20
AUSTEN'S
GESERAL AGENTS. KEEosENE or Co.
Nc. so Beaver street, n. L.
B. Circulars with full particulars testimonials, prices,
scc-, e. will forwarded application as above.
iuned-ly. IA. WI
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-27
NEW LINE OF sTEAMEBs
EEw voRk. L6Epos I'D I1. AND BREMEN

THR MAsSIFIcBsT BRITISH STEAMSHIPS
QUERN Of the sOUTH, Captain Bsai, - IONS oai'hsn
TnpIAE 49,. 80. Capt. Baker, 25o4 40
ARGo. ........ Capt bensens 80 -
1ASON............ Capt BriitQpy z1ot &c
NWEBD by the EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN ~ ~sLhAM
~ SHFFPING COMPANY or LONDON AND bOJIh-
AMpTON are appo utsd 70 sail from WV tOhh on ever
alternate WKnNESDAY for LONDON AND bhEMbh,
touching at soUTHAMProN land passengers and mails or
EnEandand They viii remain one cay q Lopaon
and then proceed 70 Bremen. - 80. ,,-, -
Rour, ing, they viii leave BREMEN ior NbW 4Ohh on
every alternate ATURUAY, stopping only a.
seamahps the hrst class, and nave superior
Accommodation for passengers. They VIII taEe hmlsSo
number Of thrdczss steerage passengers surgeon
. atiaohsd - each ship ,,.,- ,.t-a-
The Faiss Of freight to London viii be but little higher
fhan those SAILING sbiDa.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-27

4 O DOZ BALM or THOUSAND FLOW
10 Es just received BY Express direct rom the prl
Prietors For sae At 50 GEMS s Slel PsT @ 29S.lS
/ TIIsRING TACKLE lazgo stock selected b
/ u one Of the hrm, consisting Of Genuine LlmeTiCl
Hooks, plain a1d Bnoods; also, Aberdeen, GrIgeis
lsan, aRd Common Limerick Hooks; splendid assorlmen
Of Lines Cable Laid silk and Sea Grass Spun ana Fats
Silk; MinnoT Ssnes, ls b. A. Floats Of every variety
Reels Jointed Rods Clearing Rines, Ely Hooks &e Sc
In Short supply those who appreciate hoe Tackle
with almost every thing they nay need Tor the successful
prosecution Of this useful calling.
jss 10. g. BROWN, As College st.
.NOD-LTYER OILS Gro. genuine l'od.Ia7er OIL
4 Just received from Eushton, Clark Goa BY
Js6 10. G. BROWN, 48 College q.
n EECHEs.-I,O 900 Swedish Leeches on hand and for
Il sale By 10. G. BROWN, IS College St
DURE MANONGAHEIAA WHISAH.-5 bbls
L Of the above just received Of prime quality sold TO
js5 10. c. Brown, as College s..
GTONE WARE.-25oO pieces stone We're, consist
y ing Of Jars, Churns Jugs Milk Pans, Buler C0oka
&c. Of every size, Just FscsiVed.
jsS 20, 6. BROWN. 48 Colleges .
DORTER AND SCOTCH AIlE.-U0ustantly en-
I hand, Barclay, Perkins & Co.'S eelsbrsted London
les 10. G. BROWN, 4a Cousgea
DEARA STARCH, H,-25 boxes Of very agPeri0T
Il article Of sisFeh JUS received BY
80. BROWN, 45 College BE-
81 80
GOLD FOIL
LARGE supply OF Gold Foifrom the bssi Manuiacturers
nov9 STRETCH PECK.
kICE POWDERS.
NEW and valuable preparation for the skin, Just re-
"A eeVed and for sale By STRETCH PECK.
PURE PORT VINE.
ONE essk Pure Port Wine, expressly for Medicinal par
~ poses, just received and FOR Sale hy
novs STRETCH & PICK.
FINE TEAS.
M have In store large Stock OF tine Teas consist
W ing OF all the most flYOriie brands
declO STRETCH PECK.
ARD OEL.-Best Winter Strain Lard on iust receiyed
Land Tor sale by STRETCH & PECK
NNEON SETTS.-A large supply of hne Onion Sets
" foI saIs BY 1he barrel, b0she or quart, by
deol9 STRETCH & PECK. .
DIRD SEED.-Consisting Gf Hemp, Canary and Rape
decl9 STRETCH d PECK.
OAPS.-Con sisting Of Honey PoBeine, EHvy Of Snow,
- Cold Cream Walnut Oi Barber's Block, PalmyTele,
Wash Balls, received and Cor sale by
dscig STRETCH & PECK.
T5NOH CHAPPED HAN DS, LIPS, Gc.-Aman-
IL dine and Cold Cream, just received and for sale by
decl9 STRETCH O. PECh,
Wholesale aud Retail Druggist corner Of College and Uucu
streets.