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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-06

WEALTHY MARRIAGE.-M. Alphonse de Roths-
child, the second son of the Partisan Plutus, is
about to marry his cousin the daughter of Lionel
de Rothschd, of London. Mile de Rothschld is
a lady of great beauty, ofthe oriental Jewish type.
At London many have been enamoured of herself
but they have not been trusted because her millions
have been suspected of inspiring their passions.
She figured in the recent fetes at Compiegne, and
after stag hunt she had the honors Of Ia pate on
a silver salver.
Mr.. RayDer said in speech at Raleigh: "A
gentleman ofhis acquaintance was approached
by an emissary Of Forney, who told him if he
would exert himself, not for the Democratic
party, but for the straight Fillmore ticket
100000 you'd be placed TO his credit IN any
bank he might select"
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$50 Reward.

u ANYWAY from the subscriber, residing In Columbia,
IL I.ury county, Tenn, on the 2Jh November, YELL
Low BOY named DICK. said boy IL about % years Of
ave- weighs from 10 q l75 pound about five feet eight
inches high; Of bright mUdtto color; qucz spoken and o.
rather usOent appearance IL was last heard Of In Nash
vii and supposed be in that vicinity now with free
pass. viii give the above reward for the apprehension
and confinement OF said BOY in Jail, thar
cure him. ldecl6--dtf JOHN BROWN.
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Con.lenelOu. Dlseharge 81 pu.y

Yet nerve thy spirit 10 the proof.
Add bleneh not AZ thy chosen lot;
The tlmid good may stand aloOf,
The sage may frown--yet faint thou not,
Nor heed the shaft TOO surely cast
The foul and kissing bolt Of sOorn;
For With Thy side shall dwell, az last,
Tue yietory OF endurance born.
Truth. crushed % earth, shsll rise again;
The eternal years Of Ged are herr; =
But Error. wounded, writhes With pain,
Ane dies among her woFshippsrs.
Bryant.
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DOR IEEgE.- That desirable STORE ROOM adjoin-
Z tng my Office Cherry street, for the year 1881.
Also that very desirable DWELLING Cherry street,
South Of Broad containing or rooms, and will be
put IN thorough repair. Apply 10 WILL l. BOYD,
does so cherry street.
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PARTNERSHfP.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

DRS. r. @. X. MARTIN and A. ATCUIS0N have
- formed partusrshjp ia the practice Of Nedicle.
OMce Cherry near t.e corner Of Union street.
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NEW FHR1E.
GREENFIELD g. patterson.

IL petng Oil Cloth, Pianos, &C, OF ". T Il. Green
field Co and having also united the Stock OF John Pat
tersOn with purchase, have the ex-
tensve assortment OF everything in line offered 90
the citizens Of Nashv! and respectfully solicit continu
OF the fayors literally bestowed by friends It
WILL be aim render the utmost satisfaction 10 all who
may be pleased TO cal on
jiu6-1m GREENFIELD 3 PATTERSON.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-06

e- A dael wax fought near Napoleon,
Ark. last week, between Dr.. McGoilough aud
a Mr.. Mas0p. a merchant Of Napoleon. Tie
former was wounded slightly and the latter. il
i supposed fesaly.- A,mpAis ArpeaI DEE
3fft
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CITY INOVEHl.

WE undersigned has this day associated with him I'm the
business ftEe City Hotel, Mr. WI. @. CBADDOCK I'M
der the firm aud style OF SCOTT K CRADDOCk.
family EGsU B. NJ SCOTT.
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TIE GREAT COMET RE-APPEARED. - The great
comet that made its first app earance and so greatly
excited the whole world in 1856, and which it was
predicted would appear again this year, really
seems to have wendell its way along, else it has
sent substitute: Mr.. Taft, of Granite first reports
ed seeing it, ami the San Francisco Bulletin of Mon
day contains the following:
We are assured by gentleman who has seen
the wonder that the long expected comet is visible
in the heavens from this point at about o'clock,
A. N. He says he saw the illustrious stranger at
that hour this morning.
In commenting upon the singular appearance Of
this phenomena, it says
This comet appeared in 1866, and there still ex
lists medal, which struck in commemoraton
of the remarkable phenomenon. Upon this medal
is represented cypress tree because it was thought
that the deaths of a remarkably large number of
crowned heads in that year were occas;Oned by or
had some connection with the appearance of the
comet In that year died the Emperor Charles v;
three Kings; four Queens, among whom was Mary
Tudor, of England; one Pope; ten Cardinals and
two Crown princes. 1t isremarkable that this comet
appeared at the period when the great revolution
ushered in by the reformation and the art of print
ing began; and now again il is about to appear at
the conclusion of that period and at the commence
ment of new one, then the gigantic developments
Of freedom in America is leading the human race
into new paths and a revolution begins, in
comparison with which the European one Of three
hundred years sinks into insignifcance.
FLoRIDA.-The following elections have been
made by the Legislature of this State:
Stephen R. Mallory, o. s. Senator; IRE elected
F. L. Villepigue, Secretary Of State; NJ. D. Papy,
Attorney General; T. W. Brevard, Comptroller; c.
II. austin, Treasurer; VIM. Scott, Clerk of the SUI
preme Court, to fill the vacancy Occasioned by the
resignation OF Mr.. Savage.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-06

~ CHRISTMAS DAY, as it has been aud is now
celebrated, presents strange medley of Piety and
frivOlity; but the tendency, glad to observe
is towards a rational snd refined celebration Of it.
In ancient times the day also had its superstions
and as one OF them is applicable to the present ans
niversary We viii quote it. Perhaps the reader of
the present day will be saperstitiousy impressed
on noting the fuldlment Of the prediction in regard
to the weather:
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VAAVAnLr LAND FOK SALr..

/ oREER ar csc thai poitca 81 ~ ffart o. 80.
isrd On ulich Eve, iYins A0rtn " thc ieta- =
nan EuFnrEe orpasilT ths hsruitAEc. rqllaulls Ttt
afart seven Huufrrd Acres Ths ass a. ~ -.
dfsd q soois fas ~aoie alsy siafies % sleee
ralsGE
uii $50 seR aboas Three uuaired at EEeaiy Acres
Fsrih q present Fesdsnce, fTcatsz aneat hti e
en- tAs Eshlaan fgrapits Ihif $50 se asieIo4
sat remarkably isrartd slr sfnck FzisiuE
Those asss14a Of paTfh4 saE ~ FRED . MtEsrs
"a lslsy crqexst az hasaF. Or ne fsfase Pzynsnt
.lod psrtr- lttcriQ -ll 2f ne prnrsFivs
Ia s-a&aaz. IL DoNtssoS.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-06
REMOVAL

D T. TLEMMING has removed his Paint Shop from %
H. GO Union Street between Cherry aud summer lie
respectfully socits continuation Of the patronage here
extended him, and will be pleased 70 see his
TONERS 40 his new sand iAnS-lm
WANTED Immediately By II. 5. French Son, an
w Efficient Book Keeper, None others need apply,
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-06
NICARAGUA,

IL persons derous Of emigI atng Nicaragua The
~ Steamship Texas" which sails from New Orleans
the 26.h inst, will address
L. NORVELL WALKER. Agsft,
Nashville Tennessee.
TERvs.-Fsch eu'igrant pays his sxl enses % New
Orleans; passage from New Orleans 90 Nc8ragu FKEE--
Two hundred and City Of land aud $50 per month
paid 20 Oh migrant. Each grant is required 90 re-
main the couuty twelve months, unes sooner dscd re-
Ell from his Obligations.
Esy- Mr.. Walker can be found at his rooms over W I.
Berry & Co s Bookstore. jaU3-d2I
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ShclhNNille NniVersLtY.
WhO would wear a DOWdy Bonnet

90 THERE is now Ladies, no excuse, g. we 80
49, determined 81 close out cur ECh HFrt8
Se1- StJcl Of Fancy Eonnets, Millinery Goods, ~
Embroileres, &C., at hslf price. This Is yCur tine
to Cet Goods your prices. had thought Of making
Is SALE think viii make up for that the prices Of
the Goods. and viii close by the 1st 81 Febru
ary TO make Tor extensive Stock o. direct I'm
tat us from Paris aud London We have Just received
large stock i2 deem, beautiful Black BuEa Collars from
T5c 20 A. so, Rich Maltese sets - co. worth 90; Rich
Needl,0rk Sets ~ - So worth Oo Rich Jlconet Sells
At 81 90 % So worth 5Jto CO. Rich Collars S-eves
Work Bsuds Hands erChiefs, SC, az same rcdlrtan A
magnificent Stock o. Rich fmpore Hea Dresses, Flow
ers and Ornamental Goods for Bridal and Fancy Ball. at
such prices that "a re is Tor making bril-
iaut arp And as for Bonuets, selling
$40 B-unet AZ 70 10; so and ti2 Bonuets r ard
Rich Charr,ed Banuets fan trimmed for f3 50 s. worth
fI2 Misses and Chidrens' Bonne- any pr c. and
large s1t u Fancy Goods C0aks SC alta great barga
for Cash as this g. our motto for 1851.
We respectful thank friends and customers for
the liberal support and patronage for twelve ycsrs past
Nashville, trust will tce offended By doing
strictly Cash Trade, hut trust BY polite attention aud r
dealing 70 receive continuance ~ their patronage
s be thankful for an bills 4 $50 settled
up immediately as want monty 70 East about the 2Jh.
70 call soon aad get bargains at
2. WISE, Ageut,
Jams No. 20 Union 81. next door to stale Bank.
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PLANTERS BANK OF TENNESSEE, /

NAshFiLLEf btts - t'pes =
'T7HE Board q Directors have declared SEMI annual d.
ydcui Of i've per cent out u The prouts q The last
six months and dividend 90 two per cent olt Of the
surplus psods Of The Bank making all Seven Dollars per
hare 90 be paid 70 the stockholders on and the lst %
January prnX. ID. WEAVER,
dec5O r6a Cashier.
TWO FINE ROSEWOOD PIANOS AT AUCTION.
TI ~ addsd sale Of Wednesday, the 81 g. two
w fine Rosewood Pianos and fine Gaze Of surgeon
Dentists Instruments. deco0 b. +. SHIELDS.
A RARE CHANCE to get an excellent House Cir.
n LU1Y. ~ years Old Warranted souui- II uot sol.
before Saturday will b. sold % the highest bidder for Cash
at the Court House az II o'clock. Apply TO
GRAVES, MARKS 4 CO.,
lana No. o. Public Square.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-06

If Christmas day on THURSDAY DO
A windy winter you shall see;
Windy weather in each week,
And hard tempests, strong and thick.
The summer shall be good and dry,
Corn aud beasts shall multiply;
That year is good lands TOR to till;
Kings aud princes shall die by skill.
II a child that day born should be,
IL shall happen rigid " u for thee;
OF deeds be shall be good and stable,
Wise of speech, and reasonable.
Whose that day goes thieving about,
He shall be punished without doubt;
And If sickness that day betide,
II shalt from thee quickly glide"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-06

L'0n IstRE.-I hsFs Negro Boz, y year. ia 20
~ hirs ios ne ys4r ISL. W. 3. 6RuHRa
tAns-u AtA. Msnisoa 4 CO.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-06
d RuRus ". IoHNsoN

TURKS ISLAND SALr.-fsa8 bags 7 sras ID
AUD 2Sll IL ssore 4al ~ sas ~ e elass.
dced y s. FAEsCu son.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-06

The Photographic art has not yet been able
to reproduce perfectly any color but black.
Counterfeiters Of bank notes by that process,
therefore, and serious difficulty in copying
notes on which letters or figures are printed 10
red or blue, and usually do that part of the
work so awkwardly that person on his guard
in receiving money can almost invariably re-
cognize their handiwork. The sure method of
detecting photograph is to touch it with
solution composed of SIXTY grains Of Cyanide
Potassium iHaa ounce Of Water This solution
. poison. It will remove the Photographic
Impression almost instantaneously, bat it viii
dot touch the carbon ink of the bauk-note>
plate printer.
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Valuable City property
FOR SALE
n +P1hHo A"0tl on

pursuance Of Deed Of Trust, executed to by J. Q.
Leak the 14th Of March, 1856 for the purpose Of
curing certain debts therein set FORTH shan proceed to
SELL az Public Auction, for Cash, SATURDAY the drs
day Of February 1851 the Court House Gate, in the
city Of Nashville the following described property, viz:
House and Lot at the Corner Of Broad and Market SITS,
being lot No. in the College Lots, occupied
Drug Store b. Roscoe.
ALsO-A lot Of Ground in the city Of Nashville 'front.'
ing feet Spruce street, being lJ Nc. in S. v d.
Stout's plan.
ALsO.-A vacant Lot Cedar street. being let No in
plan.
ALSO "A Los Cedar street extended, the edge Of
the Corporate limits and On the Charlotte turnpike 'front.'
40 feeto said turnp ke and running back 100 feet.
ALsO-The undivided half Of Lot in south Nashville,
fronting 50 feet College street: j. B. Watson owning the
other half
ALsO-An interest Of 90 800 in debt due from Jesse
Page and secured w. Deed Of Trust.
sale take place within the hours prescribed by law.
iau6-td K. A. COLE, Trustee.
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APPRoPRIATE.-The following is 'travel>
ing"
, A young married lady, whose union bad not
been prolific of "lit.le darIings," has suspended
on the wall in her bedroom, directly over the
head of the bed, neat little picture, UNDER
meath which ia the following quotation from
Scripture: "Sutfsr little children to come unto
me, and forbid them not, for such is the king
dom of Heaven
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FOR RENT.

SMALL BRICK DWELLING, on Franklin IL
II Turnpike, with six rooms for the 1851. -H55
Possession given Immediately Amply stthe ~
declS-u PLANTERS BANK.
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A nWELLING HOUsE FOR -.

T1UE BRICK DWELLING on Market street, A.,
/ short distance below the "a Nashville Inn, is -
offered rent, good tenant, for she scar 1851. H.
Apply 20 dec23-tfl BENZ F. SHIELDS, Agent.
TIE MANUFACTURING ESTABLIsHEENT FOR
RENT.
TIVE LARGE WAREHOUSE on Market street Is -
i offered for rent for the year 1857. Apply 20 X,
dec23-f BENZ. T. SHIELDS, Agent. ~,
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Sortoo Namero 575 Ordinario.
Capital prize 400, 900 DOLLS.
PrEs .4lpoNoo 3 PrEe. o; .......f 2eos
I % .......... 5a,G00 ........ 400
/ - so.odO 70 - aeO
I i60a0 Ig geo
l .......... $500 20 Appreciates -. I2oo

APPROXIMATIONS the sl0oooo q $500 each; go e
a90e q 80 "a % co. u 30 % i0 eco o. 40 G. fao
Whole Tickets $40; Halves SO;
Quarters So.
Prizes cashed AZ ssft 80 per Gems discount.
BIS on the Nashville city hanks taken a. Par
drawing viii Be 0gszrod lhe resa ecsomes
sknovn.
81 Communications ADDRESSED 70 DON E0pRiGuEA
leaFs o. oty Poet. Charleston, g. e. aa g1nnsrg zths
vi. be a.isale1 %. l1al- cd
Dr. RUFUS x. y0EKsoN,
QccUlIsr And ACRIsT, OF MEalPBis. TENNESSEE,
AZ III vlst Nashville ant b. f1and 81 ne Ctr Hots a
s4treaF he l9k Sauaary, renila 80 DAYS ana
give aiirann % al diseases ol ths Zee eha E4f-oRefa-
ulns, ne edap.sicu ~ AFtidciai Eges, tc kc
ha ksr Lsq cTds instfsrae1t ief dszectfs ne "a
tzre % diseases q ne Ear, - thrasns lisam n pure
sai - faf ino ts 81 ne pfam % tsupanan Ae-a-
hrile enables ala . dssgDe he kia1 u disease sHisns
All iEetE ltruacesi3llly.
Artacal Efss ars ffpu tAs MaaefactaIy " pr bos-
toane ier 81 PAus whea toe< Ne PHse acdat ~ De
Mari4's iioa LsGdon.
pT eFtaEs Testimonials and st,srs q fekoreaer Hom
Physicians aaa el1sas q MsliA Ais saleh p assrss 81
90 psfgss. dact9-tta
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foR CAIRO AND AKMPEIs.
FfshE iight drsasks steamer stLLTE< I'll
NEsr. ceRssu Master. vili leave lzs-g -. ~
lor Tie above aad al ialeraeliz
aadas Iuf SAY, ne en- lasts a IL oeioek a. For
height ~ passage apply en- beard az p
iaas-li A HAMILTON, Agent.
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FINE ROSEWOOD PIANOS AT AUCTION.
RANDUSTA SEMINARY.

VNHE undersigned late Professor Of Languagss IN she
Nashville University, having sold hs Farm ou the u d.
de Franklin Turnpike = aout % remove 90 me place ne
has purchased on the Gaatn Turnpike, y mirs from ne
Na.hvis Bridge The session Of the seaan1r VIII
therefore be opened there Monday, the p Of Eebru-
ary 1857 and continue % The lst Of July to a,4ih
ami morals better acgblrho1a eau 20 IN re o. losfa
ana Mathematical Educ fti1n viii Be diligently Taught and
sueh course Of Intellectual discipline pursasd vi be-
bt calculated 10 leveop harnonausy all he a-uties q
tbs mind strict parrutI attention WIZ BE- pad 20 TIE
rrg r,annerB habits AMI h-sljh OF pupis fcE ati-
riouni Boarin Pupils he rccevFd Day schc lars are
49, ructfug ISOLATED. Terms, The former, sl0o per
sisn o. ave monihs, payaae ia adyHnci of thc att-r,
49, Uanl-3Hl NAIHL. CROSS
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ROYAL Havana Lottery.

TNHE next ordinary drawing q the Royal Hsyana
Lottery, conducted - the spanish GoVerumeuS 1n-
der the supervision Of the Captain General q Cuba, vii
take place az HAVANA. on
Saturday, January Gath, 1857.
S. = 58 Q Q.
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THE TENNESSEE
Farmer and Mechanic,
Dav0r-D
THE INTERESTS OF The FARM AND SHJP'
A Monthly Record OF General Agriculture Nc
ehanics, stock Raising, FrulI Growing anu
Home Interests.
L. p. WILLIAMS, EHo~
ASSISTANT EDucEs-
BAR a. HODsDzN. las; Tennessee,

i. p. WILLIAMS, A
ASSISTANT EDrrcAs-
Ia r. n. HODSDzN, Eas; rennessee, !
Clt.u J CANNON. West fennessec.
Assisted 5y numerous regular Contributors
As AZ TXPnNENT % SOUTHERN INDUsIAi,
L Is the d.s "a of he conductors % ma ke this
des-rvriy. a. che hcaduf the lst, and 70 Aoo = 49,,
all b. spared % 1.ish iil end ln ne ~
Fsrnllr IS uost prcl ahiy conluCtcd, the afsei -
A.rtclIrursl Jlur1aa crcl ATE. The MEL gcnl -
srv " ,ie improved methods q cutvaron me "a
meets lu fira-siec and q The great nuua'rr % - -
us.fI ls11--ssyluF ciaes thai are culala-A ~,
tro.lacol rcrd der , that efery i .e'
be means u his inteils1lce within his rsao@
THE TENNESSEE FARMER AND MEChANlO
Ceu.aias g0RTY sight page'sf reading ss..s' =, "a
a. auI - rslntaI silh ana hantsose oP., 49,. =
rs.r M sasly issrafud STA apProFriAss sns.A'-s
TEssis - sUaSO klPfiON- -
Ntec Pc ene f~-tt ~ ID ID
siNfR.ef l5CJ
- 49, SMITH. MORGAN Co.
raalisheis Naslr.-c, Ia
49, T,. J,-rsrr nsuber I'll appear - ne 10 y
- - tnrth-r ruri1sfs yin b. re@ly iar us~'~'
ur,tar.lf ~ il- Gfsl q each ulonla-
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NASHVILLE THEATRE.

ITERATION OF TIAE-Until further notice the doors
u W open az 81 O'Clock, and the curtain will :
-eng ment Of Miss Annette Ince when ste viii appear
% Request IN the faVOre pays Of the Lady Lyons and
the Stranger. Tuesday e.enng Jan G. viii be presented
ne LADY OF LYONS The performances vii conclude
viii the STRANGER
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ANXIOUS FIE.


EVIDENCES OF UNIvERsALIsTs.-JudgeW W. Ii. Bat
tie, in letter to the National Intelligencer, denies
that {" the Supreme Court of North Carolina has
confirmed the decision Of Judge Manly that mems
bers of the Uuiversast Church are incompetent TO
testify in courts Of justice according to the laws OF
that Stae." He says the Supreme Court in an opin-
ion delivered by himself on the case in question,
affirmed the judgment given the court below by
Judge Manly, but it was upon point which ren>
dered unnecessary a review of his decision upon
the competency of the witness. The question arose
upon the probate OF a script which the Judge per-
mitted to be established as a hoograph will after
he had rejected one Of the subscribing witnesses
as incompetent on the ground Of bis being Uni>
versast. The Supreme Court held this to be props
err and concluded thus: 'This renders the question
to the competency of one OF the subscribing witt
nesses unnecessary, and makes it improper for US to
express an opinion upon it,"
~ Information has been received from Eng
land to the effect that in the event of the blockade
of the ports OF New Granada by the British, Aspn
wall and Panama will be regarded as neutral ports
The course intended to be pursued in regard to
this matter bad not bern definitely settled upon by
the British Government, but it was generally bes
eyed that the policy indicated above would be
adopted.
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OltanGeEt SGAt.
IN accordance with decree o. the lhancePy Court AZ its
1 November terro 1856 a. Nashville, Trnn, VIII scu 50
public sale tie highest bdief usar ne Oh Court yard
n ts. Ilsh day o. January, 1851, HOUSE AND LOT in
Eireaed sad Lot being psrt o. lnt No - Pa shehy
pan or lots ard fronts o. sect Watson street. rgannE
back D. asrt 10 a IS foot Alley.
Tn1as-sa e property Ei be saii credit o. one anc
tua years (ex-epi The Of CO. vish Sn be required
ID csshl notes wed secured and icin rrtaaacl
dretD-td q. d EHlEN c. 81.
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DB- 2. %. HOuSDzN, Fas, Tennessee,
Coz. rs. CANNON. West fcnnessec.
Arl.I.I hE nnraeruu. reEalar Coatrihai1rl-
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Lord Eristoun Love Story BY Miss Mulock author Of
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Scientific Electricity with Illustrations
Costumes Of All Nations An Enterta aiming Dictionary Of
Dress Ancient and Modern With - Illustrations ITO be
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The Yellow Frsate Or, The Three Sisters Chap. l. of
Scottish Rhetorical and Nautical Novel BY James Grant
esq author Of Romance Of War" &c. With Illustrations
The City Of Dansic, West Prussia. Illustrated.
Tie City Of Moscow, Russia. Illustrated.
Robert Burns Biographical Sketch With Illustrations.
Egyptian Harem. An Account of one
The Blackburn Farmer; Or Origin of Calico Printing
Interview with Mother Of Louis Napoleon.
Halifsx Nova Scotia With large Illustration.
The Westminster Bridges and Victoria Tower. With large
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Even Howard; Or, The First Quarrel Story.
English Elections in the Olden Time.
Animal Love Of Music Interesting Facts on IL.
The Trappor't Bride Legend OF the Prairie.
LYMAN Bescher d. d. sketch his Life with Portrait.
Discovery Of China Ware
The Daughter. BY Thomas Haynes Bayly. Drama In
act with Songs.
The Fashions for July. With 6 Illustrations
Choice Poetry Three pieces.
The Trystns Tree. A Love Story.
Scientific and Useful
Wise Geanngs
Joker's Corner.
Editorial Medley
Comicslities. With Illustrations
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