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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-17

silk and Dress Goods Department,
In this department will be found all the novelties Of the
Brocado, from cheap to the most costly,
Flounces do do do do DO
plain cord Pod de Louis for day and evening,
Rich MORE Antique for PrqRe i6e1y s 40
Satins all widths, colors and qualities,
Bishof's Black Gro de Rhines,
Black Paris and Lyons Tafeas, cheap
do ROYAL Mourning Pou de Loire,
DO Armurss lspahan and Gro de Antique,
Rich Silk Robes for Dinner and Evening"
Rich -rege Robes, Georgia Cashmere and PompadouF
orzandy Robes from parti cold to full ehintz,
New aad exquisite designs in Musins areges and Jae
Ouets,
Rich and magnificent designs in all Of the above,
All descriptions of Travelling Dress Goods.
Lace and Embroidery Department.
Rich French worked CaPes,
Sets worked Collars and Sleeves,
Breakfast in cambria and jacOnet,
Sets Scotch work for travelling,
French work and lace Caps for old ladies,
An immense stock Of swiss and iaeoDet edgngs and in
swiss Jaconet and Dimty aounees, plain, and highly
Ten tb05sand Novelties that cannot be named.
Hosiery and Glove Department.
Here our Stock will excel in yLresy The assortment will
be Great, Rich and Complete We shall Keep
CHMDREE's W OMEN AND MEN HOSE AND HALF
HOSE.
Merno SILK and Cotton Vests aid Drawers for Children,
AIexan are aud Josephine Kid Gloves.
Linen and Miscellaneous Department.
We keep complete and Of the best max Is
Irish Linens. Lawns and Cambrics,
Printed Linens and JacOnets for Children,
In all descriptions Of Goods for children, our stock will
be choice.
CacOs and Domestic COttOns very large and cheap
sOTtmeut.
Mantillas, ShawIs and SCarfs,
OF every desirable fabric, India French, Vienna and B,
fish Every description Of Garments will be offered in this
department.
House furnishings
Huck Towels, plain and damask borders,
do do fTiuged and coOred ends,
An descriptions Of Towels and Diapers,
French Damask and Turkish Towels,
Furniture and Glass Cloths,
Rich Curtain Damasks, trimmings to match.
Rich Gilt CornIce, Bands and Pins,
Rich Muslin and Lace Curtains,
Buff Holland Window Shades,
Rich Table Damasks and Cloths fer dinner parties,
Furniture, CaliCOs and Dimities,
White and cold Mosquito Nets,
Summer Quilts and COunteTpanes,
Linen and Cotton Shsetingsal widths,
Bed, Cradle and Crib Blankets.
Carpets, Oil Cloths and dattings.
To this part Stock is needles refer, ash
coded keep the largest and at ii metme
cheapest stock in the Western country.
Plantation and Negro Goods
And all goods by tae piece, at wholesale prices We hope
70 oner our friends season assortment Negro
Goods had the pleasure TO oGer and
respectfully invite all to make visit that they
how fully We shall meet their expectations.
K. c. MCNAIRY & co,
feb3-t SIS COlege Street.
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTIUN SAFE OF GROCERIES,
BY
LANIER, PHILLIPS & co.

AUCTION SAL OF GROCERIES,
BY
LANIER, PHILLIPS 81 co.
ON MONDAY the 23d inst at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ We vii!
~ sell for CASH in front OF WAREHOUSE, the largest
and most desirable assortment OF GROCERIES ever oneT-
ed By us at Auction. -
The attention Of the Trade particularly invited to this
sale as in addition usual liberal privileges the stock
is almost entirely fresh comprising Teceni heavy arrivals
from New Orleans and the Eastern ces ~ cOustsl IN p4t
follows, viss ,, ~ , MI, nm
III hhds Sugar fair tOcho1ce;l 10 Dds Dean q ae "
300 bags U COHee5 kyj -, ,,-..,
1876 do best do 2O0 Dds Aagh0IIa 'SuIsAg
SO do LagUyra do = Dds american 54leauuy5
M Z bbIs 10 $50 doz Painted Buckets
95 6bfs Loaf Sugsr: so nests Keelers,
IN bxs NIX DO 100 nests Tubs;
So IBIS Crushed and Powder-SOO kegs Nails
ed Sugar: $50 boxes quart Flasks5
250 boxes star Candles; lo6 40 pint "
IS do Mould do; goo do q PL 90
$50 boxes Bar Soap; 800 pcKgs N Il h4lSiAs'
I96 boxes Va ard Ky TObaccO, teTees hlce.
100 GOO Cigars various BIRDS; IS bags PeppeTj
100 bbls Pike's'W hiskey; IS bags spice
so casks Soda 800 sacks FINE salsj
90 bbis Nackerel: 100 bbs Cider Vinegar;
25 cases Sardnes; 10 cases ImPOreo Ieas
IS BAGS Ginger; 500 reams Wrapping Paper
IOcasks London Porter; 90 coils Cotton Rope;
30 do Jute do;
Topeher with numerous other articles to make up
feblS-td LANIER, PHILLIPS & co.
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by virtue of decreta order Of the County Court Of De-
- Kalb made and pronounced al February term 1851
in the Of Robert Canire administrator the estate
OF w. kerey, late OF the county Of DeKab, deceased
against John herey and others, Monday 18th dav Of
March next wiz sell 10 the highest bidder on credit the
court house in the town OF SmthTe, all the right title
claim and interest that the heirs distributes Of the said
deceased have in and to three Of land lying Deab
county, Tsnnessee including and excluding the dover
terest.
LIST Tract lying the main Stage Road three quarters Of
mile west Of Smithvie, in Civil District, No g. contain
ing 100 acres, and the place wherein the said c. W. Kerey
lived at the time Of his DEATH
2d Tract supposed contain about IS acres and lying in
Cvl District No. TO- adjoining the lands Of James Page and
George Drewry.
Sd Tract supposed to contain about 20 acres, lying in the
lyth civil district adjoining the lands Of J. J. Mulican,
yid Taylor, and K. W. TAYLOR.
Terms Of Sales0 to be paid in hand the balance on
credt OF twelve months and approved security
required Of the purchasers and lien retained land
unl the purchase money paid. This 30 February 1857
W J. ISBELL,
Iebs-W4t-prsleeS1 so Clerk DeKalb County Court
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New wholesale House
S1OO Reward.

7 PURCHASED negro man bY the name Of HENET %
i time in September last, Of Mr.. John thompson
Of this neghbOrhOOd, carried him TO TensaW Parrish,
La and sold him % Mf. Harris Of that Parish Since
which the boy Henry has made his escape We suppose ne
will either try make his way back this County 70
some free State He about 40 year Sold rather black CON-
plexion abous feet inches high very intelligent, weighs
about l65 lbs has his speech when
a little excited quick and active, has mE hands and feet
No. Shoes understand, since he on, that he
roads very well. He is good Black Smith. We will give
the appOvs reward for his apprehension and safe COune
ment until get him. Address
J. W. DABBS, Nashville, Tenn.
nOY29-tE p. Il. MILLER, Waterproof, La
" Louisville Journal copy 10 the amount Of S. and send
- nE.n
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James L. Pendeton. administrator Of r J. Bane deed,
Agnes Baine Andrew j. Baine, James B. Baine William
a. BaRe Monroe Balne, Martha Baine and Eliza Baine
..-- s- TX PARTE PETITION TO SELL LAND
DY virtue of decree Of the County Court Of Cannon
ID county at the February thereof A D. 1857 will
the premises three several tracts Of land in civil district No
), IN said county. Tract No. containing by estimation 356
acres so acres 10 cultivation, with dwelling and houses
we'll timbered and watered. Tract No. containing by es
nation 900 acres well tmbered and Waered. Tract No.
containing BY estimation $50 acres forty euvaiOn
dwelling and houses, good peach and apple ORCHARD
well mbersd and Waered. Tract No TO be sold credit
of and two years With the sepOn Of $780, paid
down in cash. Tract No. be sold credit ard
two years, with she exception Of $50, 10 paid doWHn
cash. Tract No 70 be sold credit OF and two year,
except the Of $50 to be paid down in cash. The bid
dngst0 open tract No. at IS per acre; tract No.
2 at So per acre; tract No, ., at per Sale
meuUng No. l. and continue from day to day until
all the lands sold The purchaser viii be required
give bond and good security for the purchase money and
lien retained the lands until all the purchase money
paid This 30 February, 1857, B. LASITER,
fsbQ-W3t-DrsfPee6 Clerk q sum
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HIbL sell Tor ready moneg, court house door in
4azeWel, onthe % day Of 1lEa, 1857, all the right
title, interest and claim, that FfodaCk Bonger has In
tract or parcel Of land in Claiborne county, District No
me NUMBER Of acres not known, adjoining the lands
levied on as tne property of Frederick Baenger TO satisfy
Of Jesse Rogers, recovered against the said
Bolnger in the Supreme Court at K knoxville and will be
1857. w " GPEEP -''
leDle -W4W-PTsfeeS4 Sheriff, Claiborne County.
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MAEEIED--Iu Maury county, oa Wednesday
evening the lItb, by Rev. Dr.. Piss. Rev CHARLES
F. Collins, Rector of s.. Marks, Williausport,
and Mics LoULA N, HAMMER, daughter Of s a.
Hammer, Esq.
DIED-N ssterday, Mrs SARAH New. Her funeral will
take place to-day, o'clock p m at the residence of
Rev j. b. McFerrin, Edgefeld.
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NOTICE.

II AViNG suggested to the Hon, J. n Hume, County
Judge Of Perry county, Tennessee, the insolvency Of
ne estate OF Samuel Wech deceased all persons having
claims against said estate, hereby notified to file them
authenticated the law directs with the HOp J. n Hume
Judge, &C. before the first Monday June xt in
order that pro rats distribution may made among the
creditors. JOHN PACE
feblO-w3w-prsfeeS3 Administrator.
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EF the Heirs of Lent. Robert HnY,

IF the Heirs of Lieut.. Robert Hayes, Capt.
element Hail. and Lieut.. James Haum, Of the RevOlu-
uonay War; viii call at the office Of Ferguson 81 Cox, No IA,
Cedar street. Nashville Tennessee, they viii hear some
thiBgts their advantage. TfebI2-d&Wtf
HOIIOWay's PiIIs.-SoorH1ve TEr sEARcmNG.-
Free from mineral ingredients these Pills heal The
rrtaed membranes Of the stomach bowels while they
e1pel al matter from those organs and Undue them
with new vigor.
II Sold al the manufactures, No 30 Maiden Lane New
York and No. pa Strand London and by all druggists at
25l, 2Hc. and 81 per pox.
yOttCe-InhaIatiOn in COnsUmpIiOus-See
advertisement unde his head. Female Complaints Vene
real Affections 10y Ieu Diseases Of the Heart and Live
Sc. viii meet N due attention Toct26-d6m.
RTMANNY,S CELEBRATED COM BINED
REAPTNG AND MOVING MACHTNES.-FOR
sale by the undersigned at Johnson & Horne's.
B. F. CHEATHAM
FaDs,5--tr General Agent for the State
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CaAhCERY COUkT-LINDE EN-
VS.. SOnglnal Attachment bin.

LlIIIoI q bTOWn1 }
Original Attachment hill.
W. P. Stephens. }
motion OF cOmpainaHts counsel, and appearing to
- the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master, that VIM p
Stephens, the defendant the above entitled suit non
resident OF the State Of Tennessee, it therefore
by the CLERK and Master that publication be made for four
successive weeks in the Union and American
published in the city Of Nashville Tennessee requiring said
nonresident defendant 10 appear at the term Of our
ChanceT Court to be held at the the town OF
Linden for the county Of Perry State of Tennessee on
thursday after the first Monday in April next then and
there to plead, answer or demur TO compliments bill er
he came will be taken confessed and the canss set for
hearing eX parte, J. H, KINZER
febl0-W4W-prs fesS3 Clerk aad Master
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THOMPSON & CO.,
FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS.

TiHOMPSON & CO., are opening large and varied
i assortment Of FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
We would ask particular attention our Stock this season.
il being composed Of every thing and desirable b
found In the Eastern markets, which determined 10
sell as cheap as any house in the city All exam
inaon Of our prove it. We take great pleasure
showing our goods
We have large lot Of silks hand, varying from 50
per yard to SlO0 per pattern. beautiful line Of Silks at 81
per yard which any quantity 70 suit purchases:
SPLENDID FLOUNCED SILKS. BFoCade aounoe,
e, . .. Satin do
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Leave Atsena Oue Wednesday at Sam
Arrive at " Acahootie next dag by SPIN
Proposals. are invited for semi-weekly service in two
horse coaches, the round trip TO be made In three
DAYS Proposals for weekly service TO commence
AZ Long Pond will also be considered.
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oaEoll'op, 10 Newman, 90 miles and back once a

Leave Oxford Monday at SAM
Arrive Mt Newman next day by M
Leave Newman wednesday al am
a.s.a Arrive at Oxford nsxt day by 2 p m -
1890 From Pros 10 Monticello, II miles ana BACK oacs
week.
Leave Peroi. Friday at SAM
Arrive at Monticello by IL m;
Leave Monticello Friday at p M
Arrive at Porots by 8 pm .
1887 From skippsrvle BY summer HILL 70 NsWtOD, 20
miles aud back, once week
R Lsays Skpperville Saturday ats sg
Arrive at Newton by IL IN; -
Leave Newton Saturday at pm;
Arrive at Skipperyile BY pm.
1888 From Waverly, by De Soto and Home, to Wind
Creek 20 miles and back once week
Leave Wayerly Saturday at pm;
Arrive at Wind Creek by PM
Leave Wind Greek Saturday at a No;
-, Arrive at Waverly by IL m
1889 From weedowee by Haywood and X. B. Shorts, 10
franklin Ca 26 miles and back once a week.
Leave Weedowee Thursday at Ian;
Arrive at Franklin by pm
Leave Franklin Friday at a NJ;
@ Arrive at Weedowee by p 10. ...
1240 From West Point, Ga by Freedoms, Ala, Hickory
Flat, and Roanoke, to Weedowee, AZ miles and
back once a week.
Leave West Point Friday at BAN;
Arrive AT Weedowee by 8 m;
, al, Leave Weedowee Saturday 1T 5 a m; .aa.
Arrive at West Point by m.
Bids for semi weekly service will be considered
~. weoguika Marble Valley, Talladega Syringe, ant
Fayetteville, to Sylacauga, Sc miles and oack
once week.
Leave Wetumpka Tuesday at am
Arrive at So lacauga next day by 6 m;
"a Leave Sylacauga Thursday at q m;
Arrive at Wetumpka next day by pm.
Proposals for ,hree-tmesa-week service are invited
T242 From Winchester Miss, by IsDey, Ala, Butler
Mount Sterling, and Tompkinsville to Linden, o.
miles and back, three tunes a week.
Bidders will propose schedule making close con
| nexions with the mail to and from Mobile.
Proposals to extend by Dayton to uniontown will
| be considered. -
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MISSOURI We
..-... From Jriy J, 1857, 10 JsRs 90, 1858.
s0Te From Appleton, by Attenberg, Neelys Landing
Pisassut Hill, Jackson, and Oak Ridge, to Apple
ton, equal 10 90 miles aud back once week.
Leave Appleton Monday tsam
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nss From Liberty an 70 Is~passa. % miles and back
Leave Liberty hin Monday at sam;
Arrive at Lafnpassas BY p nj
Leave Lampassas Tuesday at SAM
Arrive at Liberty Hill by p m
6iaa From fredericksburg by Leons City, 10 San Ssoa
City c. H., " miles and back, once week
Leave fredericksburg every Wednesday Tam
Arrive at San Saba next day by 7pmi
Leave San Saba Friday at 7 M
Arrive at Frederic ksburg next day by I p M
1925 From Alton to Decatur O. H 30 miles and back,
once week.
Leave Alton Monday at am;
Arrive at Decatur 2. u, BY PM
Leave Decatur O. II. Tuesday at Tam
Arrive at Alton by pm.
1926 From Yorktown by Helena, TO Parma Maria 20 miles
and back, once week. "
Leave Yorktown Monday at a M
Arrive at Parma Maria by p nj
Leave Parma Maria Tuesday at No;
1r Arrive at Yorktown by 5 pm.
1927 From Nacogdoches by Rusk Palestine Fairfield and
5aPI Springfield, TO wacco $50 miles and back three
Leave Nacogdochcs Monday, Wednesday, and FIJI
Arrive at Waco 4th day by Gam;
Leave Waco Monday, Wednesday and Friday at s
Arrive at Nacogdoches 4th day by Gam.
Bids to run by proposed schedule will be consider
ed and also for service in or 4-horse coaches
1928 From Meridian to Sephensville Eva,h county IS
miles and back, once week.
Leave Meridian Monday at s am
Arrive at Stephensvle by p m;
20 Leave Stephensville Tuesday at 8 m;
Arrive at Meridian by p m.
sss From Alton to Howell Wise county, 30 miles and
back, once week.
Leave Alton Monday at Tam;
Arrive at Howell G. H. by PM
| Leave Howell G II. Tuesday al al m;
| Arrive at Alton by SPIN.
| Bids to end at Tay lorsvie will be considered.
$3.50 From Richmond by San Bernard Columbus Prarit
| Colt, Oakland, and 2oer, to Gonzales, lao miles
and back, three times week
I Leave Richmond Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
| ~. Arrive AT Gonzales Sd day by 10 M;
Leave Gonzales Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
Gam;
Arrive at Richmond 3D. day by l0pm.
Bids convey the mails in 4-horse coaches aud to
. Eva commence the route at Columbur, 65 miles less
| s a.s distance are invited. #e ttar
1871 From Wea.herford to Beknap, County seat Young
- 81. - county,)--miles aud back, once week.
Bidders will state tie distance aud propose sched-
..- e. uc
s32 From Berwick Bay La, by Sabine Pass, Texas,
W @ Galveston, lndianola 400 miles aud back three
haT times week. ES
Leave Berwick Bay Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day a. 8 NJ; tst
.aH.s s thrive az Indianola in IS hours aa.E
&c. Leave Indianoa Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
at8am, ..r
Arrive at Berwick Bay i'm 45 hours nr4lH Z
.u Bids to run by proposed schedule are invited
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Arrive at Jackson by 6Pm

Arrive at Jackson by 6pnl
Leave Jackson Tuesday at sam;
Arrive at Appleton by ~ m. IL
so1s From Appleton by Pleasant Hin and yornoess Fer
y,iO jOnesbOro, Illinois, 35 miles and bach, once
Lave Appleion Friday at cam
Arrive al Jonesboro by pm;
Leave Jonesboro Saturday at6ami
Arrive at Appleton by m
$3.50 From Arrow Rock to Cambridge le miles and back
week
Leave Arrow Rock Thursday at iosmi
Arrive nj Cambridge by . p M GJ
Leave Cambridge Thursday at 3pm;
Arrite at Arrow Rock by m.
Bids for twice-a-week service are invited.
3osl From Caledonia to Centrevile 80 miles and baOk
Leave Caledonia Saturday at 10 m;
- Arrive at Centreville BY SPIN; ff ~.
Il. Leave Centreyille Friday at sa M; rt.-.-
I'd Arrive at Caledonia by pm 49, .r.4f,
Bidders will name the route, and the points for new
soslq From Cassriis 70 Mount Vernon, 80 miles and bach
" once week. n ~ .tftsaxl EB.s.. II.
Leave Cassville Friday at Gam ~
\ - Arrive at Mount Vernon by 6pm; +4.1f.rur. .
Leave Mount Vernon Thursday at IAN; hail..
Arrive at Cassville by 6pm. rr.l
sos2 From Calhoun, by Walls Store, TO Warrsnsburs IS
miles and back, once week. rsra.I ,
Leave Calhoun Monday at ga m:
Arrive at Warrensburg by opm;
Leave Warrensburg Tuesday atsam
scss From Camden by Ashland aud St Bernard I. Lib.
erty ~ miles aud back, once week.
Leave Cam len Monday atsam
Arrive at Liberty by 6pm
Leave Liberty Tuesday at am; -
Arrive ~ Camden by pm
oOs4 From Cbamois by Baileys Creek, Pryors MILL aud
Mount Sterling to Delphi, 40 miles and back, once
week ~
Leave Chamois Tuesday at s a m;
~ Arrive at Delphi by pm; ~ r..s
Leave Delphi Wednesday ut lam; max
"a Arrive at Chamois by pm. -
Bids to end route 1t Mount Sterling win be con.
r.. ia sidered. - ..sya3,tEf4
e0s5 From Gentry O. II by Grants HILL AIleDdae Lofts
nrora ~ pnsu fcW iotar aafI nvV ~
mics aud back, once week.
Leave Gentry G. II. Saturday at am;
Arrive Mt Wnterset next Tuesday by IL IN;
d -yr Leave Winterset Tuesday at o pm; lrsB gase
Arrive at Gentry c. H. next Thursday by Spm
e0s5d From Georgetown, by DHnksburgh, Cocks Store
aud Bagdad, TO Lexington, 50 miee and back three
.r times a week. iia ftsfjras avs
Leave Georgetown Wednesday, Friday, aud Sunday
-.l at6am; 8a IS ass t.J @{8aL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-26
GOLD MEDAL PREMIUM
WILLIAM KNABE,
(Senl0r partner in the late firm OF
KNapr a. NM e. ~

tS6IuT partner IN tne late nrm oil
kNABE, GARHLK & Co.,
square PIANO FORTES, under the name
Of William knabe 4 Co., at the old stand, H-SSE
Nos. l. 5, and North Eutaw street op utttt
poste the Eutaw House, Baltimore.
They have also just opened new Sales Room az
No a7 Baltimore street, between Charles and Light
streets, on the premises partly occupied 10y Mr.
Henry McCahery as a music store, where they will
keep constantly hand large assortment of PLAIN
and highly finished grand and square Piano FoTtes'
also, MeOdeons, from the best makers, from TO s.
octave, some with double key boards, double reeds
and stops 10 suit small churches.
Beng extensively engaged IN the manufacture O
Pianos, we will sell wholesale and retail, on the mos
liberal terms.
Our Pianos were awarded the highest prem,un
tgod medaD at the airs OF the MARYLAND lustitute
two successive years-OctOber, 1885, and IR5S-n on
position TO fourteen and eighteen pianos from some
OF the best makers from New York, Boston and Bal-
tImore: We were also awarded the frst premium,at
the Industrial Exhibition held i'm Richmond, Vir-
gina, 1850 and 1856. They have also been aw arded
the highest premium tsllver medalD at the Metro
polltan Mecilaplcs' Fair for 1857.
In ADDITION To this we possession OF testimo
mails from the most distinguished professors and
amateurs In the country, which can be at our
the high appreciation IN which our Instruments are
every where he'd.
All instruments are guaranteed for i've years, and
privilege ofexchsnge is granted within the first six
months from the day of sale If the instruments do not
give entire salts sGactIon.
Wholesale dealers will find il TO their advantage
to give g call before purchasing.
Pianos exchanged, hired, and tuned.
mar l6-ly WIN. KNABE & CO,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-26

ROMANCE IN REAL LIPE.-The London Court
journal says Among the presentations 10 her
MaJesty al one OF the Drawing Rooms this sea-
son. was young lady upon her marriage, and
ABOUT whose nuptials story is current of more
~ ~InAn usual interest in these unromantic times
ohe /: the daughter Of baronet holding n dis
uhSuiSned position. Among the suitOrs of this
youHs Iauy VINO IS as pretty as accomplished,
was one Of very advanced wears but IL vas ~
vain that all the allurements CONSEQUENT unon
the possession OF riches were set forth Fbo
falr maiden showed herself completely indifFar-
ent TO the golden prize that lay at her feet and
IN spite of the strong recommendation of pono
IT was unhesitatingly rejected. So far, there
lore, everything was perfectly natural and yery
unromantic. But it seems that the gentleman.
after his proposals had been declined, (of course
with the usual protestations Of respect and es.
.eem' again sought an interview, and assured
Tue iady that his attachment was not selfish
I al ne was ready, at any sacrifice, to do any
iHs that could contribute 10 her happiness
i aui tnat, II her affections were fixed on any one
uoSe wealth might not be aded uate to his good
- ne was ready, by a settlement even to
- hs. enl ol tIOO, 900, to place her happiness
es,aJ ,,,. n power. Such a proof Of disinter-
80? stlachment was perfectly undeniable
anu II Is sald the young lady pondered 40 much
"er ~ 'ndt, Ike the recital of OtbeIlois dar.
SSIs' wrought n complete reyul sion of feeI;nr,
VIC 40 not pretend to know ON what kinJ o,
nint ine venerable gentleman smoke aga;n
Dut speak again he did, and with so mucb stfan,
Ia. .ne haPpy uay was soon named, and tbs
huPtials IN due course sOlemnised, and the Ca;
bride presented on her marriage 10 tn 0,,as ~,
Inc world gives, with its usual generosity =,
almost fabulous amount to M -, nn -
put lt IS very we'll known that one item in = !;
ti2OOOO railway stock, more than half .
which Is paying six per cent.