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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-28

H- There = al OAK use bear Ralssgh, n "a
Car1i!na, which, a. lhe snn's uesaian, eevsrs w.sh
asha1ea space u nine ghoasaaa ieeI. IL woald
Afford shsiisf ior iorf sh9asandags hundred nsn.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-28
lLuAHLE InPHovED CITY LOTs
FIRST Glass ROardlng House

NO 81 CEDAR STREET.
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE
VtHF sahsersf respectfully isforns he sunens q NasA
Vuis and Ia rciaiY hai he isnos prepared . Aeon
ae1ate al she pay hoartfrs thAt 81 cal On hm his
haasa e asass opeu the frAEeinE eoaaahiiys kaa
saof thst hls iisas sd aesa4tntaHesa uh give hin
ssii hen thsy VA. he cas. -.
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The NeyyspaDer YIuriness.

We republish this morning, from the
Memphis Bulletin, an article upon the news
paper business and the cash system. We
do this with a view principally Of placing
before the readers of the Patriot some
facts connected with the business to which
they may not have paid any attention.
The credit system in practice here is the
greatest drawback upon the prosperity of
our newspaper establishments. The bulk of
their subscriptions are outside Of the coun-
ty Of Davidson, scattered all over the State,
and extending into adjoining States; and
unless the subscriber feels the full force of
his obligation to pay and pays up prompt
ly at the expiration Of the year, the ex-
pense of sending out a collector becomes
necessary. This expense cuts off generally
full One-foHyth of the means of the Office
derived from subscr bers who will pay, and
when added to the loss on account of those
who will not pay-(we hope we have no
such subscribers on the Patriot list if we
have we shall most assuredly strike them
of, )-becomeS heavy and onerous bur-
den. No newspaper ought to be subjected
to the expense Of sending out collector.
Every subscriber should feel it to be his
duty to forward his subscription SO soon
as it is due, and not wait for a dun. The
amount is small, and will give him no
trouble. But we did not take up our pen
to present our own views. We designed
merely to invite attention to the remarks
of the Bulletin, hoping, we may add, that
they would instigate the subscribers Of the
Patriot to do the genteel thing by us.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-28

DIED,
or Scarlet Fever, on the 26sh inst THOMAS CALVIN,
Of Felix and Ms Barbsry Co-bit, assdsx years.
Little Thonas'se in s,co3lis vacant.
"In Heaven. mother, pleasures centre;
Weeping, parting, care or woe
Ne er Fathers house shall enter;
Morn sd ances,-le! ne GO"
On the rs inst OF Consumption, at the residence OF
Mr.. John a. Fisher, WM. Il. WHALEY, in tn 2jth year
o. his age,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-28

A VERY desirable Country Rs~Jrn-e, two IL
~ miles from the CIV, wit. 25 OF Land IIg5Ed
10 ~ rich land ia cultivation god trirk ta5B53
Hluse. good water, stDut-faurr, and every Oh e.
convenience the 10 AFFORD comfort For other par
tcGlsrs enquire at the office 4 q. FERRi5, pead,rck
street. jaue2 ~
COR 8ENT.-Tts house at present occupied by the
= Traders Bank, is Cor Tent for he ensuing yetr. Pos
session gwen lstJanusry. Apply %
L.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-28

lfHkahtsue hins - accelisbe - hatsF frsssnt As
pes'sst Lkeaess e. eur frsads Thsss Hssie gs1s
isea'd BE- PsosaFsi assaFly a. Pessitis 81
ANehoTfPEs AM aEi.kISeTTPEs pa "a r-st eases
- ne saai - So e-pss large IN pToqeraaa
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-28
REgfOX AI,.

ID p FLEnMiNd has removed his Paint shop ron -
IA O. 81 Jloa street. bascc1 Cherry and suunvg. lie
respectfully Ci-its roat uuatdn ~ he patronage here
olorv extended 10 him AID vii - pleased te bis
-o1lrFs az ris rtana iu6-lm
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-28

20 Afer the 4lh Of March next, there viii not
be single Democratic member 10 the Hoaoe Of
Representatives from NeE England, and bat one
IN the Senate and be has free soil sympathies.
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saoT GUEs

"a have as received iarg ilr lee 81 aus isCbe ani
W Am. Ia rel -hoi a-us - ths bes a. Lty, cen
isuurnt ar4tTs 20 sel thea AN al AZ pr
Aae, boot reserve fsgarfs 81 price ahe cen
ssn9r vsals ne In" so 10 yOaEsnt aa- 9an shsap
.lat y Sc aILhA 80 Goa
j4uZ- g. HToaiui,F, coracr Cel re q.
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JUsT RRgRTyED.

PINE a-orurat O. PIsr0Ls o. ali ssss aua qualities
y $50 ~ raa si 81 sable "a % Catery rpfIax
$, eds q chei's ea- kaE u, LaiFs ~ Mart-
s9Ess, 6onts' .ist C1ss rsot a. iea sllh Au 81 L.
ald Nots PaPr, q Of Hts rest saa fgr -tezP
y GILBERT 20, conuiisslou Nerchants
gwsa ~ bsoa1wny, cornsr Col sys o.
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ELEGANT GIFT BOOKS
III tiOLiDAlS 10
Ill COLLEGE Street

j. THE Most superby illustrated Book sver Pro
duced IN america"
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ARRIVED AT LAST.
4 FISE Lee o. aarosls.d lron 4antss Par'sr cAs-Aus
y sod uios afatss. snd ofszl shssybr
dvss-u " sAxsy CO.
" a HAVE %. 10 s'afs q see sissf o. ao0East
w al ,Ftsa sspeeikly l. ths atsr lsaas shssA -
are seams a. ssrY ~ p .sss - eioss-
leo Genis 4 Elsa kh4Eis
10 t.sla %,
80 pszsa PA.d Laser;
So a. rataesE
; eates ffe1rh M-fno;
Go kaEish das
% kosia knd EaEcY DsLaiB;
DO hsnisan ADD MAagAsstsr DsLAiE.
bales IeAfRa. hssFEs
% ha1k1it. AS Ar.
ThrsF Heods. va rsrF i4gss variety ~ sttpis
Faaey aaol,, s1sreT tAs sFfnsei inss~rss sls
sass as& A y DCScAN a CO.
tsSst As - fNs4s sqsass.
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Presents for the Holidays


,JOO.OO afkaEaT CT,
ta142 81 NFtad street,
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THE MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT EOA

TTNUF LARGE WAREHOUSE on Market street is -
L offered for ent for the yrrr 1871. Apply 90 F. 80,
dec23-if EENJ. p. SHIELDS, Agent. ---E
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EPOTgGE5aaeg EEOgE&c.

TTNUE undersigned Keeps a BOARDING Gors- Cedar
street. reVt % tte V-rsuith IIrJ where lie ready,
al an uvs, to accom- nollLe transient p~rrar elt
Uoad-rs at fr H- table is always provided With
the bHst the MAJ krt affords.
ianlT GEO. W. COLEMAN.
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MuLarREr grows, jefferson County. Ark
C. NJ. STEWART.
HUGH HENDERSON,
Marble Manufacturer,
Corner Of Broad and Summer Sts.,
NASHVILLE, TENN,

w OULD inform the people = Nashville aud the sur
w rouadnr country that he has rscru ~ npr we'd aud
greatly en irged rs NSrtlsYad, aHd j. prepared
an ali in the Marble Inc he hosts- notice and
IN favorable f1rCA he would call paftic-
attention his wen selected stock Of Monuments
tie Pieces CURES, Sauary, 70 lutains, Hlp- l1 Foun
Urns Vases lombs &C. many ~ which o. n the Turc-t
Italian Marble, and from the chssl o TIE best Eurap
masters. His arrangements mper for furnishing
al kinds Of Marble, either Of his Ia-t1re i'm
portd Tie has On md sarg- quantity 4 itsi Ma BILE
in M rough sJate, which he vii eel low Uo1e Fur
nture Ia Egyptian Marble ~ tie bst q1a y BE- hai
his yArd lie FILTERS himself that ne the plr-
lie sc,Jmmoda in terms sul a. establishment
In the Wet share OF puoic patronage is sol. itei
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-28

THE subscriber living No s. nth summer street
L ncar Bra Is prepared o. ard three families
and w LAY b07ri-rs Respectfully r-ets 90 Drs. Hqm
lin and Morgan, Che ~ street, sud Bes W Porter lar
street iau2t-lm MRS MAMIE LuoNiS.
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NASmvILLE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
RG1.FR DFogSG.

THF Spring Session Of this u,utiru comm the
1 frs Monday in February next Terms as heretofore.
For plrticu apvy 10 the Priucp L. CHAS HISS, q
Vine stree hetwe- Chnrlh and lLoll. iLn22-2N
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-28
THE COURT or NAPOLEON,

Co.l of IL Idi.Ien DO asO.OOo.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-28

Ihave large tick Of SCHOOL BOOKS, in al the de-
parments learning, hand, w ch ole at low prices
The Teacher and Country Merchant viii dn 70 their sd-
vantage to give call. CHAS. W. sMITH,
JAMS ESQ Il College street.
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Lavergne Steam Mills for Sale

'INIE undersigned Wishing % dsto his tHe 20 hls
Farm, cGsv this valuable properly for sale upon very
favorable terns.
There Is Nv andthre setsof Runners IN eoaT ste E't
ug ori-r and every thing c1R,rYei Ia hs possible
manner for clnyrnieUc-.
Ia pOilt n loo ty l. aed being within 70 yards
Of he HairoSi Is e. from Nashvle, aGd IN = the
richest i0n Ia MIgle Tennessee ANY person wishing
10 buy Il respsc f.ny Invited to call ard nrr
val ao !. euce IN he Mi., 4 Sc sized, which
il aud de rthe proI ~ nave ssJ three No
1 Mule-rram, ami " ag0ns for sale
jau22-3m JVO Hull
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LAnIFs ANn CENT EMF

WE en- accommodate few more single hoar6ers ard
w two sma families with good sized rooms IN pleas
ant part oftre city Itisadseh FL retreat FOR Winter
Summer. CAN OF The "C9V MARLIN House, NO - Vine &C.
Capitol HHI j1r22-lw ia. 1t. NATH-pN.
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Superior Ink.
Spoilers

By the gross, dozen single copies, for sale by
iar25 CHARLES ". SMITH
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-28

-, A letter from Lisbon, Portugal, ssys -
There is nothing OF particular Interest 90 be seen
IN the city, except perhaps a chapel, ia an old
church, about sixteen by eighteen feet large, and
said to have cost S4,0oooeO Il Is bulk almost
entirely Of amethyst comedian, opis, carrora mar.
bic, porphyry, and other precious stones. The
three sides filed IN with mosaic plstes repre-
sentng serptural subjects, and At shOrs distance
cannot be told lrOH the original paintings. Two
cAndelabres Ia this chapel are said 90 hsvs cost
s75,oo0 piece; they Of silver giided, add are
the only things OF value left b. he Freueh, Hho
knew not their WORTH
-. An Illinois paper says lhat Hon John
Wood, Lieut.. Governor, By the suafsgss Of the
Republican party, aud Hon. Samuel HolDss
Speaker Of The House Of Representatives, By che
vote Of lle Nebraska meubsrs Of The House aTs
both citizens Of Quincy, are brothers in-law, bays
partners 10 business, and are both presidag %.
GERS 10 the Illinois Legislature
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-28

VIM F0TTTIIF ~ n H1NlI = WIIs anu HeEeIass By
E,sK 3. GooDsCu (Dict Tiuto) Royal ouartO, Turkey
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OFFICIA L..

Bachdnun, President IF he United shtes Of Ama
chom Il may
satisfactory having exhibited Adophc
Cay las been appointed consul Of The republic Of Peru Charleston
Carolina do hereby recognise him such
exercise enjoy such functions powers privileges
allowed to the consu of the most favored nations in the Unc
States
testimony whereof have patcrt
the seal OF tho United States hcrcunto
Given under hand the city Of Washington the 9th
IT, 81 july D. 1857 and Of tho independence
Of America the eighty second
JAMES BUCHANAN
by the President;
LEWIS Cas-, Secretary Of state
buchanan, Preaea ef Unaca Of Ameea,
tcaon q may
satisfactory evidence having
Fitzgerald has been appointed consul Of republic Peru
a.e do hereby recognise him such
and such functions powers and privileges
allowed the coiuls Of the United
States. =.
testimony whereof these patent
and the seal the United States 10 be bcrcunto
Given under my hand city Washington tho 9th day Of
f. 81 july A. d. 1857 and Of the independence
JAMES BUCHANAN
LEWIS Cas-, Secretary Of state.
buchanan Prcsin, @ ne United ef Ameico all
whom may
Satisfactory evidence having mo that Santiago
elo has been appointed Of the republic Peru
tcn do hereby recognise him SUCH and declare him free
allowed 10 the consu Of the most favored nations the United
testimony whereof have these patent
the seal the United States be hcrcinto
under my hand the city Washington day
H. 81 July A. D. 1857 and Of the independence
Of America the eighty second
JAMES BUCHANAN.
By the President;
LEWIS CMs, Secretary Of State
buchanan, President Of The Uited Of merica all
chont IL may Hlls f4
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited TO that
has appointed consul Of the republic
dcph hereby recognise linn such,
and such functions powers privileges
States.
In testimony Whereof have caused these letters be patent
and o the United States affixed.
under hand at the city Washington the 9th day
H. 81 july d. 1857 Of the independence States
OF America tho cightysecond.
JAMES BUCHANAN
by the President:
LEWIS Cas- Secretary Of state
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ny fELneaApn.


ST. JouS, N r., July s.-Ihe catch OF fish on This
island has been rather better this than heretofore
and the business is going prosperousiy
Professor shepherd, geoogst, IN the employ OF The
New York and New Foundland Telegraph Company, is
actively engaged in locating valuable mineral lands ON
the fifty square miles Of territory granted to the company
which is understood TO be Of great value as II abounds
IN rich copper lead, and other valuable minerals
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TIME ORGANIZATION AND MAN(EUVRES OF
TIcc Caplain Nloorson ROYAL Navy vol Iondnp


~
The Marine Steam Engine, by Main Brown edition. enlarged
vol, london, 1858.
Engine Examination papers
Main x Brown, 1 vol, London 1857.
Bornes Catcism Of the Steam Engine enlarged
don, 1887. ,sH
Murray Marine Engines Steam Vessels Screw vol
london
Armstrong Steam Boilers / voI London.
Scwcl and Isocomoion vol. london
Bourne ON The Screw Propeller ] vol, London.
Boiler Engineering by Armstrong and London
The steam Engine for Practical Men, by Ham Gcncr
London.
The Indicator pynumomctcr, by Brown vol Lon
don.
Tho Marine steam Engine, by Gordon Royal navy vel
London. ~ II
Rnwson on the Screw Propeller, l vol, London
IL Mecanicicn vapcur Paris Caritnnc yacau
Paris
ctonnarc dc Marine yapcur Ronncfux Paris. Capancs
dc vnisscau, ] vol, Parts.
Traic DIES Machines vapcur par Julien
vols, and ATLAS, Paris.
Engine, Illustrated the Steam
Engine Russell Steam and steam Theory
the Engine Reid Engine woooofs Prog.
Steam Navigation Iortwne Stuart
Anecdotes OF tho Steam Engine vols and many others
FRANCK TAYLOR
July
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OUR NEW YoRK CoRREsPoNpENcE.
New YonK, July S, 1857

New YonK July s. 1857
The incidents Of tho past week have in this city Gre
acd the most profound disgust for complaint against
the black republican legislation Of this State and this
feeling Is rapidly becoming general throughout the State
also The democracy will easily set all matters right at
this coming autumn election, and show the world how
thoroughly devoted to CONSTITUTIONAL chartered rights
and liberty the people always are We anticipate carry
ing the Empire State by majority such will for
many year settle every agating question Nine of
ten of the merchants of this city utterly oppose the bills
interfering with municipal rights, and insist upon
their repeal This will be most prominent issue in this
election, and will show you how fully will redeem
this great State.
The Grafton Of William J. Rose, esq, of this city, de-
ivercd at Railway, New Jersey, on the 18th, one Of
the most eloquent of the day.
In Mr. Roses appeal to the young men at the concu-
sion of his address, and in illustrating the grand part yet
to be performed by this country in the history Of the
world he with great emphasis quoted the following
words OF Hon. LOWS Gauss, uttered by him in the Senate
freely confess that shall hail the day when this
government rejecting the true sentiments Of the people,
shall express its ympathies for the struggling millions
seeking to regain In circumstances of peril and oppression
that liberty which given them by God but has been
wrested from them by / do not see any danger
10 the true independence of nations in such cause,
and indeed, am by means certain that the free in
ereourse OF public views in this solemn would
not go hr toward checking the progress of oppression
and the tendency TO war"
This was received by the audience with shouts of sp-
plause.
The Young Mems Club meet tonight TO pass resolu-
uons IN reference to the deccasc of the late Secretary of
STATE Hon. VIM. L. Marcy.
Many gentlemen have left for Albany TO attend his flu
neral to-day. Gov Marcy had strong hold upon the
nha OF this State and will I've remembered with Clin
""s lhvingsons, Jays, Tompkns Hamiltcps and other
names which shine brightly roll of the departed
dead
lhree persons have been apprehendcd suspicion Of
T g Concerned in the robbery Of the Central Bank in
Vaerlcton. Two taken in St. John and the third
IN Amherst g
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DIED,
JAMES BUCHANAN.

In this city, Thursday 9th o'clock
cncc OF her In law D. KSEy
and Sixth street. RUTH DRNKE late Gro al
IiskER, OF Alexandria, Va IN the s6th Of her
The funeral will take place at O'Clock, p m to-day friend
and acqainancc and those Of the family
further notice.
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SINGULAR CIRCUMSTANCE gentleman residing in Dos
ton has lost member of his family every Fourth Of July
for The last four years His two sons md wife have died
that day in successive years and on Saturday last his
little daughter, aged five years. seized with conyul
siyc fits, in the second OF which she died.
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June Id
Modern Languages.

DROFESSOR DANIEL II. GROuX, having return
il cd 10 Washington viii, the intention 70 reside permsneny ~
the CAPITAL United states, oilers his services to the clerks
government other persons who wish
pronunciation and grammatical instruction in The
French Wishing reasonable
he has formerly been during ha I'VE years stay IN
In either OF these Inn
gnages prices wishing join these classes
requested leave with DYSON Tharnaccntii
No. 26s Pennsylvania avenue
Colleges other scholastic institutions who wish to secure In ad
services Of efficient teacher, one who comes back to
Washington Europe highest testimonials will do well
line to Prof Daniel roax post office Washington " q
would take In inuctng select pri
classes particular neighborlocs by either ladies
gentlemen. June 1S-1m
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Mutual Life Insurance Company of Connecticut
INCORPORATED IN 1916.

tl s255oOo Annual dividend on life policies 40 per cent
Ninety eight farcs relieved during 1916 by S24 ss5
statements comhs Operations Furnished These who m
sur al agencies have rcmoed 'h c can have their
p MICH NoUIsE. Agent
I,ne "a. div No. 46l 18th street
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The Nae Orleans Fire.

New ORLEANS July s.-,Thc fire to-day consumed the
whole of the frst block and two stores in the second
making nine stores altogether The loss is estimated at
$685. 000 mostly insured
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LoTTE.
RIES OF MARYLAND

me following the drawn numbers Of the Maryland
Lottery Tor the benefit OF Srsquchanna canal &c.,
july s, 1857:
Al 56 20 SO i 76 so "a &c As 30 8 "a
Tho following tho raapsco Institute Int
terry, class 1877, drawn July o. 1857:
80 20 81 I'll Al A " 81 81 60 81 81
n n u.,.,,. o.. R. FRANCE Co, Managers.
July l0--H
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Yisa doadlence.

BAusros, July 8. President Pierce, Ex-Governor
Hunt Postmaster Berre OF Washington, and other dis
tngushed gentlemen have arrived here ON visit Of con
dolencc TO Mrs. Marcy
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More Rioting in Ne,c York.

Esw YonK July 9--Another riot occurred last nigh
in the Eleventh Ward The police attacked and wcr,
compelled to resort 70 the Of firearms Two of ia,
rioters shot.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS,
Ben. a Il. A. whitlock a Co.

Zen. a. E n w htiocA q IT,,
10 Bsekman Street corner of Nassau, oPposae the Aae,
House, tl atA ~
rRorRrroRs or THE PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE cRKstASr CABINET
IMPORTERS of Cognac brandies for druggists and
merchants use Gard ecpuy a Co. Hennesey ines Gas
to The highest reputation and sole
s the sande In she native proof and nasor Of
COgnae, viz
Vineyard OF Chateau Bernard, ~
dor,
Superior vineyard veux Cognac.
ALSO 4ff
Exclusive importers Of the
Royal Hollands,
Sebnapps,
Madeira, and Port Wines &C. Se
Acs, porucrs, cigars direct IRON shippers.
CHAMPAGNE, CRFNANT
BM&E W. Co the exclusive owners Of this wine, nod
are in receipt shipments regular packets and beg those who
may not have given TO under their that
superior deioacy Of flavor and quality 10 any wine s
present imported
BENZ NJ whitock,
Eiw'd A. Whlock,
Fredk J. Iiaverstck, BEN H. A. WtIIOtk 20.
Oliver w. Dodge,
Henry C1nmeyer
May 26-1ys
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New f6Rr, july 9.--Ihc brig Adams, Grey, former
of New Orleans has t~cn seized ON the coast OF Africa
by a British cruiser, as a SLAYER
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NOR SALE very valuable real estate on Pennsyl-
avenncTle property adjoining on the east Tho va
Pennsylvania and 10th street fronts
the and contains 2a22 square feet running back
30-cet alley. ~ kef3'
KELLER Il MCKINNEY
18th street, opposite Treasury Department
fnrcRn Nd IA . \ / \ ! ! !.
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WANTED.--By graduate of Union COLLEGE a
wv situation 10 ach mathematics The applicant three
YEAR % success N tcng Address for few weeks Civil Insi
necr, Enfield, ToinpLifs county New York.
July p-ts
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Peouot House, New london, Connecticut

rIyHIS fayorte summer hotel is now open for the
Thames, Long Island Sound Its elegantly
furnished and superior advantages for bathing sailing
or i.lnu Boston By
facility for and amusement
The substbcr who favor him with their
ronsc cvcs effort will be made their pleasure and
comfort. u G. PACKARD Superintendent.
June 30--d3w
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MANUFACTURING coMrANys IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES.
Families, ManuGacturvs, and Others
yTyHESE machines combine all the improvements
Their extensive and increasing sale
md the approval communication that they have
reved warrant tho propors warmly recommending them They
have been sufficiently long c hcm thoroughly ana have
given entire satisfaction,
Among The that they all others,
are
from arrangement need OF repairs
"a. Unexampcd and raiddiy OF operation
Noiscoss movement.
remarkable perfection Of their Stitching ana their apphca
blMy 10 n variety purposes and materials.
Principal ONCE No broadway Now York and their agencies
In The principal cities Of the Union
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