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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-28

Hag~ A bill admitting negroes to equality with
whites as witnesses in courts, has passed the Iowa
Senate, and will undoubtedly be cOncurred in by
the House-bOth branches being strongly black
Eepuhlican.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-28

or We have CarsIessly neglected to notice the
improved appearance of the COnstitutiOnalSt, at
Shebyville, in its new dress. Conducted with
great spirit and talent, the CoHsutOnalSt is doing
noble service to the democratic cause in the region
round about Sheloyville
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

"a We authorized announce W. H. wILErzsoN
candidate for Justice Of the Peace In the First District Nash
ve 70 Ill the vacancy occaSOned BY the resignation Of g.
B. Goodman. Election 70 be held Tuesday, February
1857. iauas
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UNION AND AMERICAN.

n The UNION AND AMERICAN has
much she largest circulation Of any paper
in the state, except she religious journals.
&c Offers, therefore, superior advantage
so she advertising public.
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TOV virtue OF order OF sale tn directed, WILL on
ID 2Sth day Of February 1857 at the Court House door
Gaines jackson county, Tennessee Offer for sale
Tract parcel fIand situated in ad county in District Nc
Is, containing by estimation, acres, lying on harttTs
creek Beinghe place Abesha Cannon lived bounded he
South BY Land Of NJ G.. MChuy,O the South
BY the Lands Of Hogan the the by Marters creek
Sold satisfy execution avOr OF VIM Lambert. sale
within legal hours. This the ION Of January, 1857.
fanl2-y4w. A. { ORWELL. Deputy Sheriff.
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GOdn mcrttuL
UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE, !

NAHHVLLR, Jan. q, 1857
CoTTON.-TrsnSsctIonS light-msrks depressed, owing
principally the unfaVorsbe by the Persia. We hear
Of the sale Of IS bales at II X; and % sK9lIK.
GRoCERIEs-Are unchanged. Should the present thaW
continue and enable supplies Of Groceries, the mouth
Of the rVsT to up, may look for slight decline in
some articles Of the trade
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T,OyT LAND W4RRANT.

~ Office Is hereby given that have lost Bounty Land
~ Warrant No. 43 U75 100 Acres issued and m favor
Joseph boris, aud by him transferred in Blank and that
have assign the 20 person what
ever, and have this day made uPpHu1n 20 the tommls
OF Pensions for a duplicate Of said Warrant
dec .s-wGw JOHN ID. JAMES.
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PHILADELPHIA HARDWARE,

CUTLERY AND GUN WAREHOUSE
MOORE, HENSzEY q CO., are now receiving, at their
Nl new and extensive Warehouse Nos lsI Market 10
Commerce Streets Philadelphia, large and we'll selected
stock Of Hard ware Cutlery, Guns &C. which, being import
ed direct frnm Manufacturers exclusively for cash they
are enabled 20 ID Western and Southern trade on
tha rnoat faVo TianI9-W2m.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
INTHE CHANCEEY COUKTAT CENTREVILLE.
DEEEMH.E LLLES 1856.
Archibald Wray and Ellen Wray,)
W OIL Bin.

o. J. Bill.
T. W. irwin aud K. L. Spencer,
ON motion Of claimants 1y their counsel T. P Batsman
~ and iJ appearing the satisfaction Of the Clerk and
Master this Court, that iwari Spencer lisa nOn-r5s
The Of tennessee that the ordinary process
COur. b. ed upon m, is therefore or
By Clerk and Master publication b mads FOR
four successive weeks The Union and American, paper
published the city of Nashville, Tennessee, commanding
said defendants appear before the Chancellor Olhe Olh
thancery Division the Of Tennessee, 1t the Court
House lie the second Monday March next
and plead, demur cOmpaRans bill, the
will confessed him and the for
hearing e. parts [dee3O-itWl o. A,NlXON, Z. q N.
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DID Of scbr.et fever on the 26th inst, THo's
CALVIN, s1n Of Felix N. and Mrs. BsrbHry CoIbitt
aged six years
Though one Of seventy in school, yet Thomas
could not be absent without being missed
Cease here longer to dsIain me-
Kindsst parents, drowned 10 woe
Nov your kind earesses phin me-
Morn RdVHnesS-lst ne ger
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@CeIG oDONt eSI0loy VINO
FIVE WoEDs IN SEAsoN-About two centuries
and a half ago, the Legislature Of Scotland enact.
ed that good and sufficient school" should be
erected and maintained in every parish. To these
Eve wOfds-"s coed and sufficient school" intro
duced into an act Of Parliament not longer than q
mans thumb, is Scotland indebted at this day for
nearly every solid glory she possessed
OF Through some mistake, gentleman in the
south of IrelsUd led of the dance at a country
bal, out OF bis turn. Tbs person appointed to the
post OF honor challenged the intruder, and receiv-
e3~ihe following reply: "5ir, I cannot understand
Why because 1 opened 3 ball at night ball should
open me 10 the morning.
~ A German prince in dream saw three
rats, O1e lat, another lean, and q third blind He
rent for learned Bohemian Gypsy to interpret the
dream. The fat rat she answered. ''is your
prime minister the lean ret is your people and the
bind rat issyourself.'
az what are you staring ct, sir, msy sskT
gad an imperlsed m0u5tsChed blood 70 'HoOss
Ter on Mississippi steamboat who had been
watching him 8 cat watches 8 mouse. for some
fifteen minutes 81 thought so I" exclaimed tie
Hooser, the moment the other spoke; Il said
you'd got a mouth, AMI l was only Watn, to be
stsrt'n about it to ask you to liquor Sua1ger
whath you drink? or had you. rather 6ght2 l
don't care which, myself
EY- What an absurd as well as bsrbNous act
10 cut eff a dogs TALL Your might just vel
cut out his tongue In TACT, dog talks far les5
with his tongue than with his tail With bis tail
IA deg expresses Lot only gratitude as FidO did,
but hope, entresty, ComplAsance, affection, love,
obedience, wrath, sham, defiance, fear and lroC,
Il Is clear then, that deprivng dog Of bis tail,
you are daPrlving him Of an organ Of speech
BlIciIOO0d.
FELT HAT5-Ths editor OF the Contra! PresBy-
eridn in speaking OF the felt has, DISCOURSE in
tle following style Of good sense
Indeed this is the only sensible hat now, worn.
Instead Of the shiny hard and stiff fur or silk, hat,
20 lately uuiverssl-A perpetual anuOySn to the
owueI; 10 his way 10 every conveyance, aud IN
every crowd; never protecting hlm from sun Cr
rsiu, but keeping him GnXsOusly trying to protect
very muJh ia the shape, and about as pleasant
= the hesd IS a SECTION OF stOVepipe would be; al
ways getting blown of, or mashed, Or weather
s'8lUei-in>tesd Of al this We nov have the trOad-
brmmed, sxble, easy fitting hat without fur on
il or stiieulng III Il, never binding the brow or
causing headache; never injured by rough hand
ling; always in shape if shape il might be called,
which shape has none; always shsd ng the face
from sun, and shelterIng It from storm; bni las ,
though not least the pTettiest hat # beauty is
soCzted with uul ty and the 6tn IS Of things -
TINS is the hat HhCh constitutes enc Of the most
70 be l.uded inventions OF the present dsy-one
which should uaiver ally supplAnt its absurd PEE
decessor, aud be vera by all classes, cergymeu in
GUIDED
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$50 Reward.

EDANAWAY from the subscriber, residing in Colum q
u bia, Maury county. Tenn the 29'h November "a
a Yellow Boy named DICK. said boy is about - aSS
wears Of age weighs l70 20 I5J lbs, IS about fye2A
feet eight inches high, Outright muaO color, quick spoken
and nduleut appearance lie is supposed TO have
Tree pass Was last heard 10 Nashville, and is thought
to be lurking that vicinity will give the above re
ward for apprehension and confinement IN JAIL 50 that
an sacurs him O.. 500 JOHN BROWN.
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SeWRnee HOUSE.

SCWanGG House,
COLLEGE STREET, NASHVILLE, TENN ESSEE.
WILLIAM ROBERTS, Proprietor,
LATE OF IYREE sPREGs)
THE subscriber has recently taken this well go
known estabhsbment-is rehttiBg and thor iIisEf
oughly renovsting It, and hopes have it n US
such condition not to be inferior any house this
city The Proprietor hopes by his ezertions and hse
his Assistant, Mr.. Crsddock who formerly pre8BGd 81
the CITY Hotel be able make his house worthy Of be-
ing parOnized by the public and promises that PAINS
shall be spared his part merit the appreciation
those who favor him with their patronage. lie
pectfully sOicltss t-isl Of his house.
fab26-dtwAW-H VIM ROBERTS
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M. G.. BRUCE,


Has just returned from tn East with the largest Stock
II consigned Goods be sold al Wholesale and Retail
ever offered in the Western country, tO-Wh:
STATIONERY.
1900 g note paper, Gilt9OOO % :. Fancy; cords
1000 E9s' Com'e Paper Rind R';nA BOOKS 'In0o'
1900 F Fo6s Gap Zoo Zoo gross 'R siss fsRo
$50 &" Fancy NOtei
CUTLERY.
1000 sets nives and Forks Hammers and Hatch
1000 Pocket Knives 100 dozen Argentine Silver
500 pair Scissors; Spoons
1000 Razors; \ cords Of double barrel Guns
FANCY GOODS.
50 Hair Oil; 35OOPOTt MOnaies,
32I6 Fancy Work Boxes; $50 dozen Linen Hdksi
500 Ladies' Companions; Us Silk DO
1000 packs Pins, No G, 4, 9, g. 5000 Spool Thread
1000 pair Buck Skin Gloves Msrino Undershirls;
$50 doz gents white and fancy
BOOKS.
5000 vol Standard BOOks;
GOLD WATCHES AND JRWBLRY.
25 Magic case Gold Watches $50 do Gold Neck Chains;
english gold patent levers $50 Genps Fob and Vest do;
manufactured BY Joseph s25 do Gold Seals and Keys,
johnson, IS Oh. street, with LoSktisj
$50 Silver Lever Watches $50 do FlOrenune, do;
$50 Open Face Silver $500 pair Plain Gold Ear Rings,
rs Composition do; 5000 Ladies Plain Gold Breast
CD Watches zoos Gents and Ladies' Gold
$50 do C6atlings Pencils,
$1,000 worth Of Geld Finger
Rings; ~
7OOO Gold Pens with Silver Cases, assorted;
1900 - Gold
And All other articles usually found in JeweIry Establish
meDts Merchants PeddleTs and the citizens generally
invited to call soon make selection all the above
Goods have 20 be closed limited time, they be-
long different have numerous other articles too
tedious mention, in short have anything that Lady or
Auctoneer Consguees, No II Cedar street, Nashville
Tennessee. lnOV1-oAu&H
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OF Sugar is low transported from New Or
leans to Montgomery, Ala, at 50 so per Ioys-
head, and Molassss at 81 per barrel Some Of
our merchants would be pleased to know what
the freight would be to Nashville.
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IL We are Authorized to JoHE COEBITTa
ddSto for Justice Of the Peace First District Ell
tbs vacancy BY the resignation OF Geo. Goodwin
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JOB PRINTLNG-TO OUR CITY FRIENDS

JOB PRINTING-TO OUR CITY FRIENDS
We have lately rsPsnshsd Jsbbng Materials and
uTed the services Of Mr. W. P FsEE, the skill
fui and Paesed Printers the county, and formerly fore.
man OF one Of the hrltesSS JobOdoss In New York, u
suPeTnisnd printing eSIablshmsnt. We can, there
FORE promise the public do all kind Of JOb-WOTk, fF0m
she most Fancy Gard 10 the largest Poster good style
snort notice and g0od terms ang other ostsb
hsnmeDt in the South South West We shall devote par
eulaE attention 70 this department Of SeS with he
view Of making it leading feature in business We
pest friends least ~ giving their work
elsewhere. @. c. TORBETT & CO.
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HUNDLEY, BALDWIN q Co
COaChmakGPS,

VETB have just commenced business
w and are prepared 10 build Carr. RV-S-ssiiSlH
ages, RockAwRys and Buggies Of all stsESFssJ7a
descriptions. We invite buyers 70 call
and examine Stock before purchasing have just
received the latest Paris, New York and London fashions
AsO have Evres patent coupling the greaestinvenou
here is Purchasers will please give call and they
fail 70 be satisfied Our work lie warranted Orders
promptly attended and terms favorable Painting and
other repairing done the lowest prices. Small favOrs thank
rally received, and large ones in proportion nov23-6m
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NASHVILLE, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JAN Is, 1857.
COURT.


Walker & Halbert VI. J W. Judkins-Opiaion By Judge
Mckinney Affirming judgment below.
Anna Ames Thomas Norman ct RI-Opinlon BY
Judge Mckinney reversing decree and dsmisGng bill
without prejudice
Hogg Belshsr L. Il. Oardwsll-OpuiOn BY Judge
Csruthers, reversing Judgment and remaBding case.
Cello ChavOus vs.. W.P. BryRn-OpiDon BY Judge ca.
rulhsrs, affirming Judgment below.
L. d. Mercer W c. Smart ct sl-Opinon By Judge
Caruhes decree modified aud rsmsnded for further pro-
Osedings.
Allen Moore vs. GOR ct al-OpinOu BY Judge Ca
Tuthers, affirming decree and rsmanding case.
FRIGHTTUL MORALITY - Our readers will be as
tonished, says the Columbus San, when We truth.
fully inform them, from statements before Us, that
during the year 1885, the burials in the four largest
cities in the Eastern States, are set down as fol-
lowG-Philai,l lhis u 900; New York 2l495;
Baltimore 5,677, and Boston 4 no. OF these
deaths, "a 767 were children under five ytars of
age, and 673 Of the number died of scarlet fever,
and of the latter number g52 of the victims were
Of Ph1a 'e'phis.
PRESCRIPTION FOR COLD.-some antiquarian
has found 10 an old bIack-l etter volume, printed
about 1890 the following quaint and curious pre-.
scriptioD, which may be of service to such as are
lab BRING under stress Of the pre- ent weather:
Putte you fsste in water,
Wrap your head up in Hannsle,
AZ lowe as your eyes
Take quar- OF rum'd gruslls,
When In bsdds, doBsI
Win number fOure dpps
Wslle talloWe your noEs.
We dare say the pres Upton is good but Whist
curious Greette" DeonIs mus, have had in 143O
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OFFICE OF THE PROTECTION INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY OF NASHVILLE.

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.-The annual meeting for
N the election of Directors will be held al the office Of the
COMPANY on MONDAY the 2nd day Of February, between
the hours Of IL o'clock, A. ~, and ? P. NJ
IsUQO-d2w O. ISAAC Luton, Sss'r
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cAnddGts for Jusi Of the Peace in the First District to
al the vacancy ooessiOnsd By the resignation George
Goodwin
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VALUABLE IAPROTED ~ LOTs -
WOODSIDE5 Y WAKEFIELD,

NASHVILLE AND COLUMBIA ENPRESN-
GyMALL Packages and Parcel forwarded by
- Express Tram 20 and from Nsshyi and Columbia
We nave made arrangements with CLOVER q tO'r City
Express and deliver all Packages forwarded by
Nashville, and TO forward all articles for Columbia
ms, when will lake charge Of delivery instructed
REFEEENcEs-W- Meredith, 10 Edwards, and D. D. Dicksy
FaUtU-1j7-
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NOtIce-InhRIatiOn in COnsumptiOn.-sss
advertisement unds this head Female Complaints Vsns-
real Affections ~ IsIa Diseases the Heart and Liver
So, will mest u due attention. Toct26-d6m
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wife having LEFT without cause, the public here
vi by notified that will not be responsible UTsny debts
isn96 ,S7-d3s EDWARD GIRSLER.
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I HAVE made arrau gsments with reliable Furcnas
Agsntin the city Of New York 10 on all orders Tor any an
everything that the market affords, Persons ordering goods
u auy knd this market will please state whether uey
their orders sent 70 New York in the event nsy can
1ot i. sTIef bers JAMES GLOVER,
f,r9Q-,iSrWH "a 10 South-sids Pubic Square
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HAMS! a AVS
lust received Eve casks choice Hams for family b.
. octo3 LANIER ~ PHILLIPS.
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

HAVE large number Of negroes hand, and amongst
them is good Blacksmith and stone Mason as there
in Tennessee and good servants. Sold most positively 10
remain in the county.
anI5 REFS W. PORTER
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such as Fancy Boxes Writing Desss &c together with
lot Soaps and CoOgues TO be sold TO close consgnmen
ian6 CHAS FOX.
TUsT received 100 ebsers Unsbrged Dictionarys Also
q an invoice Of Shot Guns AMI Rifles to be sold.
CHAS. FOX,
Corner Cherry and Cedar streets, and opposite the Pos
ONCE. janb-
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We dare say the refciptOn is good but Whist
curious 'Ieette" people mus have had in 1870
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FOR RENT FOR 1887,

TTIHF o0mm0d0u6 eIInEI 67II5lCa o.
licensed situated on South Summer street, few door,
5a1s sd NORRIS s sTRATT0N.
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DY Lady fully qualified teach French, Music and all
ID EngIi-h branches, situation Teacher GOvernes
in Family 30 tha ey or country, the location Is healthy
Inc best references given. Please address A. T. "a
BOX SIS, Post Of1ce, Mseour Ca U1nl4-du.
FOR SALE,
A no. l. IRON SAFE will b sold nj low prcs- En-
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l,Il2 PrIze5 amounting 20 ...... -. 80. Rloa oro
- Tickets $40; Halves, IS; QuartsFu ~ 50
Certificates Of Packages or Tickets, where he aubsrs
end In l. 2, 2, 4, s. 8 sold following Tuf-
which isthe risk 10 Whole Teketl, $50; 10 BALI cks
~ quarter tickets, SO. Il will be perceived b. rh Dau
Lna Tor sky Dollars The purchaser has caTde1ta 81 tsn
tickets, when f be buys single tcke he Waud only e ~
tna sum SIX Whoies thus, BY buying certificates he ur
proportion.
Inc 90 Prizes Of $40, determined By the last az-
aIe as Ile number Which draws the Capital Pr1 Of el5
CO., The capital PINE viii Of course end via one az ne
uguFes-l s, 4, 5, g. Z g. 8, o. Thoss Whole Ticksts
e2aiug with The same figure the last in The Capital
ton.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
- PERSONS sending money By mail nesd not fear is
peag lost OrceFs puuctsaiIy attended %. Comnunun
uOus confidential Bauk Notes Of sound Bank tskon III
par
- Those wishing particular numbers sbousi ordsr
Immediately.
Nriers Tor Tickets addressed 70 q II WINTER. Box
no. 55-, Nashville, Tenn sill he promptly attended 10
JAMES WINTER
jas Manager, Macon. Ca
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Chicago, May !, 1854
have used Professor Woods Restorative to decided
advantage. Il prevents the hair from coming cut aud
gives gOls and sOtness very desirable Tie few gray
hairs l had have entirely disappeared. Others OF my
family have used it and concur with pTonOuucng
it ali 1t processes 10 be.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-19
vYE,'rAI. NOTICES.

.n~.... eI the Books The snbscrip-
N S'ees *, Cosmopolitan Art Association, will
tseu tooss sew days TO make arrangement for the
be e'ose. If WORKS OF ART, on the 2ssh inst
disti'oe",.hirs tn become members for the yer
fhrse's, ~, nIssse haa "a their names
1857, W." ryR~s nr SUBSCRIPTION
=, ~ fA-ss d,iiars constitutes any per-
TIE ps,,her Of the Association, aud entities him
10 r,. ,.rr. and costly steel engraving "sA-
fnnn.y NIGHT" any one OF the mentniy
IohpH siven below. one year
Mss's nary Of the Cesmoroisiaa AT Journal.
SefoNa a iiiu,trsted Magazine OF Art
cse Ses ,hste in the Annual distribution OF
t4s ~, Ar. comprising large NUMBER OF rant
arg, sculpture, sc 81 ,,rn;.h.s 20 ,bo..
fhe - tbsfo TO the Engraving: Hayper's Nigga
wae p, 80, I,5,'s Rrok. kniekerbocker Magazine
:tRf "o x,oa-s5e H1sktrood's Magazi me. SoHfhefH
trrPf'ra @,,s,ager. L. s. Nagdziae, Mrs SfrPhsas
iaie' ,Ss and the British Quarterly Rer'eso, Lat
A ts ,,tao Age (syeeklY,) and two memberships
', 60, i, seen, thst for every three dollars paid
Ius..,ih.r not onfy gets a three dollar magazine
tne s,srin, but ALEC the Art Journal one year and
OF 800 In The Distribution Of Worksof Art, which
~ .sditiou draw beautiful Painting, Statue,
'"5 5 ,Lsy WORK Of Art, Of great value.
NJ ner,on 10 restricted to ssinsie share THOSE Ia
~. So rnembsrships are entitled to six Eugrav-
.os ors pv ave Of the Magazines, one year, and to
~" Ts.kats in the Distribution
SIS c. L. DERBY, Actusry c. A. A.
" SUBSCRIPTIONS '' c. II. SUTTON,
= ,oa.. Corner Bank and llth SITS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-19
by X. b. Cook & Go.


SPLENDID HyUskHOLD FU RNI.
- TURE, FRENCH MIRRORS, FINE PIANO
tOkTE, SILVER TEA SERVICE. &e. &C. AT
AUCTlON.-Win be sold on WEDNESDAY,, jan
uary 2sth at 10 O'Clock all that first class Furniture
contained in the residence of M. Hart, Esq on
Broad street, opposite City Hall consisting in part
OF superior suits in Mahogany and Hair Cloth to
match; Marble Top Centre and side Tables, one
pair P1er Glasses of best French plates splendid Gilt
Frames and Marble Slabs; rich Velvet and three.ply
Carpets; Oil Cloths sc one fine toned full seven
Octave Piano, In handsome carved case, nearly new
and cost four hundred dollars; one sett for four win
dows, of rich Brocatel and Lace Window Curtains
with handsome gilt cornices complete and nearly
beautifully eraamented with cut glass drops; three
pairs OF splendid Vases, cost seventy.ve dol ars
pair; Handsome Gi andoes Brass Fire Irons, with
Marble stands together with all the superior Cham.
Der Furniture, consisting Carved Mahogany high
post Bedsteads, one of which cost nearly two hun
ded dollars; very superior spring Mattresses; Ward
robes; Marble Top d essing Bureaus; decorated
Chamber setts, one which 10 MAGNIFICENT; one ex-
ira Ich Silver Tea sstt, good new having been
little used, they are beautifully chased and high
DINING ROOM FURNITURE.
Consisting of one complete patent Mahoeany ex.
tension Dining Table l6 feet long very fine article;
Marble Top Mirror; back Mahogany Sideboard; one
splendid China Dinner Service blue and geld, and
one Tea do; Refrigerator; plated Dish Covers &C.,
We with the usual variety of Kitchen Furniture.
Aifo, will be sold one horse, four wheeled Car
riage, in very excellent order.
The above Furniture Is all of the best quality hav.
ing been made to order. Persona wanting will fpd
rarely such an opportunity offers.
The house will be open and the Furniture on view
ono day prior to the sale.
TERMs-Under 800 cash; from 800 to $50, 4
months; over $780, 6 months.
Sale conducted by E. B. Cook & Co, Aucts.
ia l5--tda
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-19
BY LRrus d Shine
A SSIGNEE,S SALE OF TEN THOU.
"A SAND DOLLARS WORTH or WATCHES

A SSlGNEk,S SAl.E OF TEN THOU.
"A SAND DOLLARS WORTH or WATCHES
AND JEWELRY AT AUCTION.-In compliancs
mence on THURSDAY morning, lst Of January, at
10 O'Clock. to close out the large and extensive iock
may be found splendid Gold English Huntins Wateh.
e.; Gold Cylinders and Detached Levers; Ensish 6l.
yer Levers Also, large and besutiullot Of Pists
Vest and Guard Chains. Also, splendid sssortu snt
of Ladies' Cameo, Gold Stone and Mosaic Setss, to.
sether with large and extensive sssortn emit of Gold
Pins; Ear Rings; Bracelets Cuff Pins Lockets; PEN.
ellis, 80. 'Ea9Vs
Strangers visiting the city would do well to attend
Sales the stock will be sold out TO the highest
represented or the money refunded Immediately.
q Sale to take place every morning ct 10 o'clock
and at O'Clock in the evening until further notice
amount months, for approved endorsed nesotiabi:
paper LARUS 4 SHINE, Aucta.
de so ~ ain s.reef