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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-03

STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AMERICAN PARTx OF IA
n New Orleans, March %, 1857.
n SsrAt a meeting OF this Committee held on
Thursday, 26th inst, at New Orleans. 1t was
oped That in consideration the fact that the mpor-
sn election for Charter Officers for the City of New Or
leans to take place first Monday of June next the day
upon which Convention for the nomination Of State
IL held by Resolution the American members Of the Lgs
ature assemble Baton Rouge as ne
meeting Of that Convention uu the SECOND
MONDAY OF JUss NEXT al IL O'Clock NJ, at Baton Rouge
eso,p papers friendly to the American Party
nm, the State he requested notice change Of tins for the
meeting of the said State Convention.
MAO entfSw j. b. WALTON, Chairman.
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liquidation
OF TWO LARGE STOCKS OF FRENCH FANCY DRY
GOODS AND MILLINERY ARTICLES,
In Stores Nos. II and II Charres st.
Over Eighty Thousand Dollars worth of LADIES' FASH
IONABLE DRESS GOODS will continue to be offered this
week, at great sacrifice.
SALE POSITIVE.
D. P. SCANLAN & CO.,
tel 2p6t IL and IA Chartres street.
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NARRew EsoAPE.--An old house which was being
pulled to pieces in N. " few days ago. suddenly
tubled down, burying two little children beneath the
ruins. Their cries for help could plainly be heard
from ander the rubbish, and after much labor they
were extricated and found to be not seriously hurt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-03
C.n..,,ef HYcnrehoaxse,

No. 10 CHARITIES STREET-CARPETING of all kinds
Medaions, Velvet wilton Tapestry brussels Three etc
FLOOR OIL CLOTH-From "a feet down to any wdIh cut
to sut Halls, Rooms, Also Table and Piano Covers
Crumb Cloh Window Shades all of which are offered
at the lowest marker prices. x r,,
iel 2p6t A. bhoOSSEaO ~ w.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-03

FoR STATE AUDKr0R.--H WILDE seen, ~ reference
columns, that the friends Of Mr. John = Scott,
81 Pointe goupee, have placed him in nomination Tor
the responsible positian Of Auditor Mr.. Scott is
young gentleman Of fine attachments and II ne should
ret the nomination will prove hard man to beat in
the coming contest.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-03
Toilet articles.

full supply of the following TOILET ARTICLES always
on hand and for sale Is per cent cheaper by regular
dealers
JONES' LILLY WHITE.
BARRY'S TRICOPHEROUS.
LYONS KATHAIRoN.
PHALoN's PAPHIAN LOTION, for the Face
:. HAIR 1NyIGORATOR.
R&C. A. WRIGHT'S COLOGNE.
. :. EXTRACTS for the Hdkf
THoMPsoN's oPTIME, for the Hair.
JULES HAUEL's POMATUMS.
WRIGHTS STICK PoMATUM.
FRENCH's ST. THOMAS BAY RUN.
JULES HAUEL'S SOAP.
CRYSTAL PALACE
WRIGHTS TOILET
WINDSOR
For sale by ~ ~
iel spMoTu&Fr l5S Camp street.
.VeaO Orleans
ALTON ERS' W A R E H Q U s E !,
No. 60 Camp street.
TO STEAMBOAT CLERKS, CAPTAINS. STRANGERS
And all who may have orders for
STATIONERY, CHEAP PUBLICATIONS,
NEW WORKS, STANDARD PUBLICATIONS,
LAW AND MEDICAL WORKS,
PRINTS, REVIEWS AND
"RARE OLD WORKS.
Can always have their supplied by leaving
THE NEW ORLEANS sTATIONERs' WAREHOUSE,
And
Emporium for Standard Literature,
No. 60 Camp street,
Where every effort will lie made fill all orders that may be
entrusted to me- thus saving time and trouble to
those who spend but day or two in the city.
J. 3. STEEL,
Law Publisher Bookseller and Staoner,
jel 2p3t No. TO Camp street
Pea FOsU! Fig Brushes.
Just received small invoice of the above splendid FLY
| BUSTERS For sale low to close consignment.
FRANKLIN ROBERTS,,
| e1 2pl2t No. 20 Camp street. under the City HOTEL
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q. d. WOOdnsO7l,

Warrants all POW DERED DRUGS sold by him as strictly
pure having selected personally 10 their crude state and
powdered for his snles-among which are
200 pounds Powdered IPECAC.
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Notice.

Families who Paperng their houses this are
respectfully call and examine the Sample Room of
the undersigned where be seen OAK MARBLE, STONE,
GOLD VELVET and PLAIN PAPERS, put up in Decora-
ton Fresco and other s,5 les, by B. H. BEACHBARD.
f. NEWHALL,
No. 60 Canal street, corner Old Levee,
my19 2ptf up stairs.
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JOSEPH. Ealadis $ Co.,

Joseph lands y Co.,
Sole Agents for
OCToR L AMBLE'S FULL WE1G H
STAR CANDLES.
FOR BOYLE CO.'S
Celebrated Alcohol, French Spirits, Rose
MONO " 4 Ella WHISKY,
DOMESTIC BRANDY,
ml2 2p6ui IS and IS TcloupiioRlas street.
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Pea F0sU! Eyy Brushes.

Just received small invoice of the above splendid FLY
BUSTERS For sale low to close consignment.
FRANKLIN ROBERTS,
ie1 2pl2t 20 Camp street, under the City Hotel.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 3, 1857.

~ We are indebted TO Mr.. Geo. P. Jouett, clerk
Of the steamer Bdltlc, for late Cincinnati and Louis
Vile papers
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

Purchasers in buying 10 Whole llcke "he e huihbeis'
end in . g. T. ~ are guaranteed prize OF s2
Halves Quarters proportion Or Certhches OF ~ Tick
cts will be sold below for the risk on the tickets and
which entities holder to all he draws over the S2o prize
Certificate OF Package of 10 Whole Tickets ...SaD
:. 10 Half 40
10 Quarter 70
:, 10 Fights 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES
Enclose the money address fog the Tickets ordered
receipt Of which they will be forwarded by first mail
Purchasers tickets ending in bgure they
designate.
The list of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to puv
cbasers Immediately after the drawing.
ePuchasers will please write their signatures plain and
give their Post. Office, County and State
nsRemenber that Prize is drawn and payable H.
full without deduction.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address for Tickets Certificates either to Samuel
Swan Box SO S, Post-OHice New Orleans or TO
S. SWAN & CO., Atlanta Ca,
uvso eodhw or S. SWAN Montgomery Ala.
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III Card.

III Card.
DIR. SAM U Ell R N o l. DIS,
The Unrivaled CANCER DOCTOR,
from his old stand lis Gravier street. to No.
lo2 GRAVIER STREET where he is repaired all dis
which he processes viz CANCERS in their worst
FORMS sCALD HEAD, WHITE sWELLINGs and ULCERS
of every description
Specimens ucerous matter extracted from PATIENTS be
Dr. Reynolds office and references of proi
standing in this and other States Of the Union who have
successfully treated by Dr. Reynolds will be given to all
who have any efficacy OF his remedies ie 2pf
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Merchants Refinery.

We are prepared FIJI orders for choice RE-BOILED lou
ISTANA MoLASSES and SYRUP.
ROSS, ADDISON & CO.,
pnsu TrlOu,itOulas street.
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ny3O 2ptI
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X. BaSiIt's EseffsghteY'y.
Ten Bszn's UPPER TEN EXTRACTS for sale by the
bottle.
MRS. BOYD,
tel 2pMnWe&Sa 1853 Camp street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-24
Construction of the ct protecting Amer
lean GuanO.
WASHINGTON. June 10, 1857.

The opirion recently given by the Attorney Gen.
eral Judge Black upon the construction OF the sct
protecting American interests In gUsno islsnds dis
covered and occupied by them, Is very fsvoratl l. 10
the enterprises which the act was intended TO en-
courage. The company claiming Travis aud New
Nantucket iflsnos, in the South Pacific, have CON-
plied with all the requisiions of the law by giving
The pecseesry bonds to the United States for the
performance Of the conditions upon viii. h they re-
ceiye Trote cfion. IL requires no further act Of
Congress 10 enable them 10 tske possession; end,
IN fact, they occupants OF the Islands, snd are
loading vessels with the guano for American ports
What is now most necessary for tie interests of
the Company, is fair trial Of their guano by prac-
teal farmers and gardeners, and thqt its relative
value as a fertilizer should be ascertnined. The
Patent Office has distributed eratuitously, to all
who will Try it, few pounds OF the guauo, with di
rectiors for its application, and request that re-
port the result of the trial be made that bureau
Hitherto, experiments with other guanos have
proved nconts stably the superior value Of the Pc
ruvsn guano TO that from Colombia or Mexico, or
elsewhere. / have lately witnessed the results of
applications Of Peruvian, Colombian, and Mexican
guauos TO wheat, and IL evident that the ferii
Zing effect of the Peruvian was as much greater
than that of the other xinds on its market price
s greater. Perhaps, indeed, Il was cheaper at the
pr sent price OF sixty dollars ton, than the other
gusnos.
Several chemists Of America have analvzed the
new guano, and have pronounced favorable judc-
ment as to It's fertilziDg properties. The State
chemist Of Maryland ranks il with the Mexican GU
ano. But practical experiments isto be the speedy
test Of the relative value OF the guano from Travis
and New Nantucket Islands. 1t certainly can be
afforded at price lees than half that OF Peruvian.
It's chief coet will consist in the freight, and that
1t IL said will be less than the freight of guano from
the Chinchs isands. The toll TO be levied by the
company is limited by law.
We have accounts from California of the discov-
cry Of islands that coast which furnish guOno in
great abundance and Of exc llent quality. 1t is
at Ill probable that the bird shave selected only
one spot on the globe for their deposits, and the
enterprise Of our people will soon discover the To-
cates Of these 'pIacers," more valuable than gold
digginS.
IL was recently reported that Peru had put the
Chncha Islands uuder the joint prot'ctorate Of
England and France. Such project contem-
plation, but has not been communicable.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-24

As the Patriot docs not seem TO regard Know.
Nothingism as quite dead enough, we propose. IN
day or two, cutting of ifs head sraiu, for our
own amusement, ny showing hist this buraboo
about alien Suffrage which the Patrio IL trying 20
raise Is reaPv so'r"d prineip'r, ,oLicI hos been
umiform'y praotie'd BE- our government, and sun
ported by men Of all parties Union and A,neri
can, March 90.
Alien Suffrage may b. an article IN the e,,,}
II "SbiH' Democracy ard Black EepuHicInisBq :"
bta u Is not and Herer doctrine Of me ys,l
Dspoerooy, Uhieh supported and triumphantlv
elected james Buchanan TO the Presidency. IL
was never ree' gnized article in the creed of that
Democracy 10 which the Union and 4 american be-
longs.- Union and Amerie,n, Nsy 9s.
If our neighbor was right on the 2e,h Of
March, we should be pleased to see him begin
the work he promised. II he was right on
the 2s'h Of May we should be pleased to know
who are the ''sham democracy" Does he
place Gen. Hams in that category
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-24
A Painful Scene-BurnIng of a Mother
and her Child.

sad affair occurred in the town of Alleppo,
near Steub nville Ouio not long since. Mr. Peter
Lyons, who resided 10 q somewhat e cluded local.
ty, went out on his daily business in the morning,
leaving his wife and young child at home. On re
turning several hours after when he came in sight
of bis place, be saw column OF light smoke wreath
ing up into the sunlight from the grove where his
home situated, aud hurying forward, perceiv-
ed nothing but pile Of smoking rafters, whore bis
house iad been. 10 the road, the rUins, Jay
his wife, wrthing 10 0go-y with her clothes 10 Gin
ders, and her flesh burned to a crisp 10 many pla
ces. dis child not TO be seen; but afterwards,
b. rbkng the ashes Of The destroy, d habitation,
a few white bones we're discovered--all that we're
l,it Of the little creature Mrs Lyons was remov-
ed TO a neighbours house; where, at last accounts,
she WAS still lingering in great distress and not
p,cted TO survive.
From what We could gather from the unfortunate
woman, it appears that the FIRE originated 10 the
upper part OF the building, and that discovering
IT, she threw b. child on a bed and hastily for
sumo water. The progress OF the flames WAS al
most unparalleled in rspidity, and her return,
seeing all hope OF extnguishing the FIRE at an end,
she also found, 10 her horror, tnat che could not
reach she room where she had left Der child. she
made several desperate attempts, but the flames at
last caught her dress and the instinct OF selfpre-
seryatiou then caueed her to escape from the dwell
ing, and to rush along the road, calling for help,
till the torture OF her blazing garments Overpower-
ed her, aud she Tell where her husband found her.
Gin. Times.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-24
Clothing,

OF the finest order and Of the bs materials and work
msnshp and wsrranled OF tie and most fashion
abe Style and kirds POSITIVELY TIE BEST CLOTH
ING that manufactured 10 out Of the United states
certain:
Fine Marseilles Goats, Fancy Trimmed;
" Che ;ktd Printing do:
I" White linen Duck Coa;s Fancy Trimmed;
Extra Fine Marselles Coats, white;
Fancy Checked all WOOL Cashmere Coats Pants
in suits;
Fine French Cashmere Of al coors in Coats Pants and
Vests, to match;
Fine Cashmerett OF all colors in Coats Pants Vests
match;
Pongee Goats; India Grass Cca's;
Nanknett and Farmers Satin Goats and Pants:
Fine station Cloth Coats Black and Fancy colors Plain
and Striped;
Fine French and Elish b De Fiat Coats and Pants
Black Ataea Coats AMI Ragauds
sopernne Black and Fancy Cashmere Coats, trimmed;
Fine Back and Fancy Cashmere Pauts;
White and Grsss Linen Cots;
Black, Brown and ne Olo h Frock and Dress Goats:
Light summer Goats, in great variety
~ The Iarge.t sorment Of B lots Pants and Vests
ever offered ny any one house in n Western World
embraces every kind ana description Of the best Ready
made ClOghin Al
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-24
BEshep Pierce.

This talented pr. late recently visited our ciy
and preached IN tie Methodist Church on SUNDAY
the l4'h TO q large aud sttentiVe sndience His
discourse was characterized by close reasoning.
eloquence, and argumentstiEe display which add
ed much o the iartheIauce Of that religious spirit
sill prevsiing 10 this community, add ss ihs close
Of the services on that day. quite number OF "a
cen too Esrls Were added 10 the Church. sd their
ls every prospect Of san larger uumber at some
future p Rod.
The Bishop appesred 10 good health, and be Was
warmly greeted by hlsuUmer0usidends who heard,
With regret OF his contemplated removal IRON ihis
Stale 70 Memphis. Teun. where il il thought he wlll
be more central TO bis Geld Of labor. The tz-Ls
Of that place have generously rendered hin the d III
Of osauiifel Residence h the ubnrbs Of she pl-c-
" rh he removes ia short dnA-cslass5ss
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-24

BosToE NoTIoS OF HoSE.rY The Boston
Mercantile Report understands that prominent
shipbuilder ia that vicinity has been in the habit OF
over-measarng Ills ships for yesrs, thereby cheat.
ing those Who purchased them out Of vast sums Of
money. The Gu, tom-house ofhcrrs who measured
them, suspectiug no foul play generally had one Of
the bnildefs men 20 bold end Of the line while
they held the other, and the man having recsi ssd
lis instructions tom the builder, made the ship
mea,ure as he was Dir. cited. This iaise measure
ment wes considered Official, and was used by the
builder 10 show the govsrament Tonnage Of the
ships when be offered them for . lie. Il has been
known 10 eh at at least Sl2 900 upon single ship.
He should be keel hsulsd. made to pick oskam.
and receive coat Of tor all over Tor hls raseaiGy
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-24

SERIOUS ATTRAr.-Ana ARRAY took place on Wed
nesday of this week some seven mics from Sparta,
between James NJ. Austin Of this county and
young Mr.. Howard, formerly Of Livingston Mr..
Howard was armed with a revolver, and shot out
the foil six shoots-two OF which went through Mr..
Austin's hat jast at the top Of his head-one shot
through his hand, and Que through the upper part
OF the right arm below the shoulder. Mr.. Austia's
escape scans 10 have been miraculous from the
close proximity OF the parties. Mr. Austiu's
wounds are not considered mortal The whole az.
fair viii undergo Judicial hearing to-isy, together
with NJ. b. !. Humphrey, as an abetser in The at
fray.-Spdrta Times.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-24

TOBACCO NAEEw QUARTER.-Speakingo Of tobacco,
the Abingdon Virgi'iu, says it is one Of the most
profitable crops that be raised in southwestern
Virginia, and those who understand its culture say
of the river hils. is admirably adapted to it. On
Wednesday last Nj. But, Of Washington county,
shipped FIVE hogshead to Lynchburg tue first Of
any amount ever sent from the county. He plan
ted about seven acres the yield of which 1000
pounds, aud it realized him 81 900.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-24

eE FIR!-We regret TO lenrn that the valua
bic mill Of Maj. THos. II FAScHER, on the Falling
Water, was entirely destroyed by FIRE on the night
OF the 10Th inst. The mill was rev aud substantial
and cost Maj. Franch,r about 81 300 1t will be
great inconvenience TO the west end Of the county
Il is said to have been the work of an incendary
-SDdrfa fines
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-24

At festival which recently came of in Niagara
county, boy who did not get fair chance at the
eatsbles, said some Of the vorscious visitors had
been starving themselves so long in anticipation Of
the feast, that they were hollow 81 the way down.
aud he could hear the rst mouthful they swallowed
strike on the bottom of their boots
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-24

Five casks Of assorted Hardware of every description.
Hardware Itery, &C Knives an Fork, Padocks Axes
Fes OnS aud great variety Of Goods in that line.
80 AL OF the above Good, gned 10 Us without
hmit with orders u sell in time to rep ance and
pay advances. flee to ssy nowthsta nd ny his dull
season Of the year. must and sill sell the oo1s IL we
sacrifice hem. They must 20 We have ofeu call a the
attention OF city and country merch n la re aes
put "e never dld 1t Vlh more tban this
Inc STOCK IS the largest and best assorted and the best
Goods we rave ever had the pleasure Of Offering before
ihis city Now at all hazards this sale be su to
c1me-FHE GOODS MU>r b. BE SUD
~ Sale TO conn ence ot9 o'cltck precisely.
1ERMs-All sums under 1900, cash all sums over 1900
and under $4CO months; ali over 800 and under
$1,000 months; all sums over 81 COS uCnths.
iune24. TSABJE a IUCUs
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EXCELLENT LAND FOB SALE.

ON wFDNEsDsY, JrLY IS ae vii o-er f-r,.i. "a m.
~ CHEST bidder on liberal credits Of the osi Ter.
eco acres lvlns the road leading from FrankHn 40
LsbRnon, half mile north OF the EOlensvine tnrno{ke
EailroaA, md twelve miles ho-s Nashvie
II A. desire 10 pug % oErrrate what We have
ell bai We eusire % convey fair, at ana true con
epd o. The property BAT oar desire diasrepi t
woaid BE- ddelt g. ogerrats the Ass snf aavantaFes
o. this Of iani. IL hss dark loose apd WIN o
Of The most prosue I've auali, about goo acres e'earea
bsF ell under excellent fences, hat ALMOST sassly o.
WATER OY sUPEeIoR ouALyTY-srvEx OR MORE
EEvs PALM SPRINGS, AND RUNNING sTRFkNs
aeording ths tsds Gods ard assures cun,tss upps
q water heavily bssrd ~iIh poplar ak AR suxr.
tree, gan, hoasder b ~ heast and saeent cedar 10
FHF EELIIN 80 vrrv aeAt and esrfsr,.At. ,,,,a
bulldug pslfhr7 or I'D nd paintef outsie ~ sss
aihs plastsre srd ssPsrel Inside. wh seTen sod
and coumod room eco porch- = and drv "a -
ar underneath, sood dsase kiichen negro tous~s -,
rag house, one lergs srArAFy, .heddsd round GOOD
ioeaeeo osrns . olss, 't aed spesaid gNrdsn ose
cross orchard q peach Aud appls tree ita ran 80,
fruit tfcss n decT NJ parts u Ae farc,. "a - 49,.
toe sPs'ng POSSE seod horse N .. nii sfoaes bsst
Preach barr, saa s0pvrane baag eAess Aad sIotA ia
mzas ofhef eenSraitncrs TO ie,iisas - =. 80
Ia en- Al tossihsr tis q he rish~,t mas, A..
sF.s saa p.s iseis tracts 4 lad Ia DaEi.ssn can y
fave LorS,
YaFyug y sise fo1 % % Tao acres Or ve os,d an a
ioeeff 9 sali pafchzssrs I'D sszd raake o. "a o.
lhs piaa uHl cal sn SOLOMON e. NOsfeN - -
PrsHisez % ta- un8efssnr a So 81 49,. 49,,
BeFms-A sFeda Ga ose n "a IN ara Jarssr,- isss
1884, Noes gel secured stkoss sss. a rss.i,sa -
olabasss. aaa eolslsa srss a. ssssl nee s...i..
'sa' ga sAas @sss - ~ fss sass ~ s,csek A n.
ias' ss-s'tS't Asssa
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-24
NEW VELLUM PAPER COPYING BOOK.

THIS Boob will he Ounlt to eat advantages over
the old style, from che parer being both thick ana
strong and SciU nOs tear tAen ddmpened. 1t takes
perfect in reson and It's pages will be as conVen
lent to refer to as these Of an ordinary Day Book When
its great eriory vii be apparent, both or
Coping Letters Accounts, Currents Manesss and other
Do cumsn's. For sale by
June1 &c CHARLES W. SMITH.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-24
A CHANCE FoR SONEBoDY.-The Sparta
Tines Of the goth inst, saws

n NhANN6 fVh N'oAHhVu1.-Ihe SDarta
Tines of the goth inst, says
ave are informed that there has lately b...
ii.cogered large quarri Of rock on the waters as
Obed's River. 10 FeHtfess county. Tennessee frss
.,one, Or, proof rock, that can be taken oat ,ud
Gus to any shape desired. from 20 s isst sou ire
and ranging from I 20 inches in thickn.ss. Thi.
ro-k bring ascsrtsined 10 be re-proof beating ard
cooling IKE iroa without the last dsmsge 10 the
roek would he OF great value 10 the city Of Nssh-
vile for the purposes Of paving tling or for para
pet walls. IL is handy % the 0bed's River, aad
could o. easily 'ranspotted hy Sster 10 the city Of
Nashvill.. We sll TAX. pleasure AZ any tire h
giving Information on this 81 ct 20 anT person
This rock vii net reg'sirs any eork b Gacs IL -it
i slreaiy - siralghi aud regular Ca bosh sides
and - unli0rm 10 thickness a. IL could be mad.
I'D isss smooth enough 70 make 6ne passmenss
Of
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-24
HAVANA PLAN.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF No,
EXTRA CLASS Z,
To be drawn in Baltimore, Nd, Friday, July sls 1851.
SPLENDID SCHEME.

f.OCO prizes q. mounting 10 ..............Ss36 500
Whole Tick, Is go Halves 81 Quarters f2:5c.
~ Please address all orders FOR Tickets In the above
Magnificent Scheme, 70
T. n. HUBBARD CO.,
40. 80 FAyette street, Box, No. a.,
iune23-dkW Raltiunnra Narvand.