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IMPORTANT FOR THE LEAN.

How did you manage IL, my dear, TO look SO well
anc get so tat:" SAID lady 10 her husband on her
arrival m this city from visit one of her female
friends out IN the country, after absence of several
weeks Billy was called In. There is a quarter,
go TO CHARLES WERNER's and get a picked HOI'
kANDlSH HERRING and a bottle OF LAGER
BEER" For the last two weeks Billy comes down
the street with quarter every day. IL said, this
worthy couple improved since that time twenty
pounds IN weight. ie - 81
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Powers Greek Siave

oEk, June 23-Powers' celebrated statue
oL tIe Sfeek Slave was sold at auction to-day at
chased by the Cosmopolitan At assoc,.,,cp q,
Cincinnati for redistribution. @''0'' "
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

by A. Ghff.N. AuctlOneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
IL AT AUcTION.-On FRIDAY, the 26th instant,
shall At the residence Of Lieut.. Bach Of the Uni
Ted states Navy, in the Navy Yard. at u O'Clock H.,
q good assortment Of Furniture, VIZ:
Mahogany plush covered Sofa
Do Damask covered Castor and Rocking
Chairs
Marble-top Centre table, Walnut Hat-tree
China, Glass, and CrockeTy Ware; among which are
white French china dinner set and gold hans
tea set
Fine bronzed Mantel Ornaments and Oil Paintings
Feather Beds and Bedding
Carpets and Rugs
Moreen and other Window Curtains
Cooking and ar-tight Stoves
With q good lot of Kitchen Requisites, and many
other articles which We deem unnecessary to
enumerate
Terms All sums of and undee S25, cash: over
s25 credit of 81 and 90 days will be given for notes
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest from day of
sale.
ie24d A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue OF 4 writ of ier
1yl facas on sofia lien law issued from the Clerks
ofhce OF the Circuit Court of the District of Column
bla for the County of WASHINGTON, and to me di-
of the Court house door of said county, on FRI
DAY, the 18th day Of July. 1857, at II O'clock, the
following property, to wit:
All defendant right title, claim, and interest IN and
to the three two-story and attic Frame Dwelling
Houses and Back Buildings, situated on Lot No. g
IN square No. lO In the City of Washington, ID. c..
fronting 30 feet north street. seized and levied
sold TO satisfy Judicias No. 243 to March term 1881;
Francis Wheatley rs. John :. James.
J. ID. HOOVER,
Je A-d Marshal for the Dist of Col.
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FOR f. n 1.-Two FURNISHED BED
L ROOMS, IN q small private family. No. Wal
ker's Row, on 9Th street, between r and G..
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Congressional Nomination..

AUGUSTA, June 23.-The democrats of the thir
congressional cor district Of Georgia, have nomina
. ,ed MI Bailey for Congress, and passed resolu
''O"> announcing Walkers course In Kansas
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EOR SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE LIT
T. TIE FARM, STOCK, FARMING UTEN-
SIlS, &c.-The owner, desirlng to move to the
West, oilers for sale FARM of sixty six acres
more or less, situated in Alexandria county, Vir-
with the stock, Implements. &C.. upon it. For
Market garden Farm lt ~ unsurpassed in its loca-
ton, soil, buildings, and other advantages. The
terms will he made satisfactory. For further in
formation the owner OF the above property is author
lzed TO refer any desiring To obtain such place
to w ID. Wa ach, al the Star office, who knows the
property well. 10 22-2aw3w
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MARKET,

COLUMBIA MARKET,
u Corner 18th street AID Penn. avenue.
Just arrived and for sale another invoice Of that
PURE CIDER VINEGAR.
The proprietors of this Market take this oppor-
tunty TO return thanks for the liberal patronage be
slowed by the citizens of Washington, and hope by
strict personal attention, with moderate charges, To
merit it's continuance. . ,.,,,,
lie 20-2taw4w MALLAhD DbNAis.
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q TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
q FROM THE ASSOCIATED Pr ESs
Hines. Of Cen. yyeoi.
Slocp.of. Cumberla

Troy, June 2t.-Gen. Wool Of the T. =. Army
Is alarmlngly Ill at his residence In this city.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL.-The Cumber-
land Civilian understands that the work Of re-
pairs TO dam No. has been let, by contract, to
Messrs. Hassett, stake and Stone, men OF good
sterling business qualities, udgment and expe-
Tience. They guarantee 70 have the work com
plrted by the middle of July next
In reference 10 the managemen Of the canal
the same paper says:
"This great wO.k is kept down, and its use
fitness destroyed, by its connection with party
politics. IL Is and has been ever since II was
opened to Cumberland, i mere political bargain
As often as there is 4 change Of parties In the
State, the management Of the canal goes into new
hands. Competent and experienced agents are
turned out to make room for the incompetent and
inexperienced. But for these changes and the
determination Of one party not TO carry out or
sanction any plan OF Improvement DreyiouSlv
adopted by the other, dams No. 4 and would
have been In good condition long ago
The truth II, the work never will be worth any,
thing either TO the coal region o. To the commiI-
nifty, until u Is reclaimed from State manage.
ment. IL Is the stock held by the State which
gives he: the control Of the work and the short
est way 10 destroy that control is To sell her STOCK
or II least one-half Of IL, or give IL away This
was proposed al the last session OF the Leyisla-
ture, and would have passed both houses but for
lAteness Of the period when il WAS Introduced
IL never was Intended that one stOc kholder I'm
great enterprise ike this, should SyalIow nm Ali
the rest Every man who holds share OF stock
Is entitled To be heard is a co-oDersto- No1y
there i but one voice, and that We are comneIls1
10 say, a voice Of i'll omen.
COURT OF CLAIMs.-To-day, Danl It Wight
Of Maine, was appointed Commissioner.
The Court was still in session when we fef,
bearing motions from counsel
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LARcEsY.-Iesterday morning man and wo-
man arrived in this city from Alexandria, and
took a room at the Washington House After
remaining short time the woman went out, and.
young lady i'm the house discovered that her
drawer had been opened and robbed of various
articles Of clothing. A warrant was obtained
and Officer WesteIfeld went to a house near
Maryland avenue and the canal, where he found
the woman and the goods. She was taken before
Justice Goddard where she gave her name as
Elizabeth Brown, but in few minutes after
gave II as Smith. She was sent to Jail as Eliza
beth Brown alias Smith. Her companion disap-
peared.
ST. JoHN's DAY-The Masons of Washington
celebrate to-day the anniversary Of St John the
Baptist, by an excursion to Mount Vernon. They
are Joined by a large delegation Of brethren from
Richmond city The procession passed by our
ONCE preceded by Withers' City Band this morn
Ing, and presented fine appearance, decked in
the paraphernalia of the Order. They numbered
some one hundred and fifty brethren of Washing
ton, and thirty five Knights Templars and fifteen
Master Masons Of the Richmond dele yation
BAD BOYs.-The City Councils some time since
passed an act for the protection of the Public
Schools, which we should like 10 see little more
strictly enforced
On Monday, during the examination Of two of
the Fourth District Schools, great ANNOYANCE was
occ1sioned to pupils and others present, by gangs
doors and blinds, and though repeatedly remon-
strated with, persisted in causing all the annoy
ance they could to the schools.
The ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-The last number of
uodey's Magazine we see pays a high compli-
nlen' 10 Its musical editor, +. Nichols Crouch.
This tribute TO Mr.. C. is well deserved, as all
know who have witnessed his leadership of the
-. Matthew's choir or OF the Academy OF Music
by his advertisement II will be seen that mem
Oers Tor his vocal classes are enrolled every day
as no vacations occur during the summer months
"TIPPoo suLTAN.''-Benter has on hand
half dozen OF the descendants of the renowned
Green Turtle TiPPoo Sultan" which he serves
up In his own inimitable style to his guests at
Union Hall, street. Such turtle soup as this
with the accomplishments of soft crabs fresh
oysters, spring chickens, and other appetizing
delieacies dished up at Benter's affords the per.
lection OF good eating.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

nor RENT.-A modern built HOUSE contain
i ing II rooms, comfortably furnished in delight
Inl and airy location fronting of the public res
CITY, the river, and Georgetown. Ii has gas through
out water and bathroom. TO careful tenant the
rent viii be moderate. Inquire at 404 street, sec
Ond door from 18th 10 ~
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IN SECOND HAND PIANOS, RANGING IN
III price from Sl8 10 Sl25, Just received ~f-s-,
from Baltimore. They are very good. TVS
Also, ID beautiful new PIANOS IN storeff . w
recently received from Boston.
Highest price given for old Pianos an exchange for
new.
Remember our number is Ssi near 10th street be-
tween 9Th and 10th. JOHN F. ELLIS
lie p
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WHoLEsALE ROBBERY IN ALEXANDRIA
Early this morning messenger was sent to this
city from Alexandria, in advance Of the opening
OF the Alexandria Telegraph Office, to secure the
services OF our police in intercepting the parties
who some time in the course Of last entered
the extensive jewelry store Of VIM. w Adams
Oh King street, Alexandria, and stripped II of its
contents to the value of from 500 to S2O, 900.
The burglars made clean sweep, taking watches
jewelry, &c, and removing the valuables from
an iron safe, which they succeeded in opening.
Ii Is not certain whether the thieves effected their
entrance through an upper back window or from
the street front. The lock Of the street door has
apparently been tempered with, as on one occa-
SION, some mornings ago, il could not be opened
without difficulty.
proprietor is the fact that he had just decided
upon having Il watch kept on his premises each
night From the quantity Of goods removed. it
Is evident either that several persons were con-
eerned In the robbery, or that they made num-
Der of trips.
The police are on the alert, and the alarm has
been given in all directions by the telegraph, and
we hope to be able to record i'm orr next issue
that the guilty parties have been detected.
We hear, this morning, that MIR. Adams offers
reward OF 81 600 for the apprehension of the
robbers.
The ANNUAL ADDRESS before the Alumni A.
ISOLATION Of Columbian College was delivered at
the Tenth street Baptist Church last night, by
Rev. RObt Ryland, President of Richmond Col
lege, Va. The subject chosen was the absorbing
slavery question, and was handled, We need
hardly say, with much ability by the distin-
guished speaker.
He commenced by giving an outline history of
Columbian College; spoke of his early acqraint-
ance with the surrounding scenes, and of the
associations had there in former days with
students representing almost every State in the
Union, and of the unanimity and good feeling
which characterized their intercourse. A striking
contrast was drawn between those times and the
present, when disordered sectional feeling is
uppermost.
These reflections, he said, lead to the moment
Gus inquiry, g. Shall the Union Of the States be
preserved 20 He said that there had been a time
when to PROFOUND this question for discussion
would have been deemed sacrilege, but now
the discordant sentiments entertained by the ul-
traistS North and South, rendered the question
one of necessity.
The speaker proceeded to handle with great Sc
verify the extremists of either section, who for
personal or political agg rand izement would spec
ulafe in Republican nations they would In
stocks. In conclusion be remar ked upon the chris
thanking influence which the Institution of slave
~ has exerted upon benighted Africa.
The address was listened to with marked at
tention throughout
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ALbANf, June D.-No decision has vet been
gwen by the Court Of Appeals on the New York
metropolitan question, rumoTs 10 the contrary
Notwithstanding '
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- SUMMER RESIDENCE of Geo NJ Bib,
about two hours ride from the District of COlumbi
ms Farm contains about 400 acres and lies beau
fuly for DIVISION The owner will sell the whole or
part, with or without the stock
On the place there a fine new house nea rIy fin
Ished, besides the family residence great deal of
excellent fruit, and some fine horses and cattle.
lightful water.
For further particulars inquire at his residence.
corner OF Fayette and Second streets, GeorSetown
ID: C.. or through the post Office of the same place
Je 4-wSm GEO. Nj. RIRR
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COAL!-COAL..-COAL...
NEW ICE CREAM SALOON,

NEW ICE CREAM SALOON,
The subscriber has Just fitted mp an ICE CREAM
SALOON over his store, which is airy and peas-e
ant, where You get the very best fCESE
CREAM and CONFECTIONERY on reason Y
able terInS. -
Please call at L. II. RIDENOUR'S.
je S-lw So Penn, avenue
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The New York Me,ropolit.u ou.,,,s,.

BosToN, June 23.-The sloop-of-war Cumber-
land sailed hence to-day for the Coast Of Affieo.
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NOTICE5T0 BUILDERS AND OWNERS
~ OF PROPERTY.
G. SCHNEIDER wishes TO inform the public that
he Is prepared TO manu- cture and hang al kinds
of BELLS IN the neatest and most substantial man
neT, with or without Tubes.
PartciaT attention PAID 10 arrang enc nj of PFAE-
ING TUBES, &c.
Establishment al Penn. avenue, between 10th and
llth streets, III story. je 20-lm"
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LIABILITIES
THE arnnnn Of IiahIliiies due or not due 70 Ba


The amount of Liabilities due or not due to Banks
or other creditOrS-nrthn".
Losses adjusted and due-nOtling. .
Losses BUSTED and notdue SS,loS 81
Losses unadjusted contested, and wanting ~,
proofs loe'47S oO
Al other claims against the Company are small for print
ing, Sc ..
Agents instructed take risk exceeding $4,000 90.
The greatest amount Insured in any one city, town or VII
lage, varies.
The greatest allowed insured in any ore block also
varies u intention is liut the loss by any one IRE
to$'OOl0 90.
The amount Of It's Capital earnings deposited IN any
other State security for losses therein part Of the
Catita or earnings ofhis Company thus deposited
The Charter or Act ofIncorporaGOn and ents is
the same fleu in July, 1876.
THOS. A ALEXANDER, Secretary.
Subscribed and swWn BEFORE me, This TN dav OF January
1851. HENRY FOWLER, Jostice CT the Peace
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r. c. MCNAIRY & CO.'S
SprinS Circular
FOR 1857.

Silk and Dress Goods Department.
In this department will be found all the HoUsies of the
season.
p[oeade, from cheap to!he Eos' costly
pJaids q STIFFNESS"
Plain cord Pou de Louis for day and evening;
Rich Moire Antique, for promenades -
Marselines Gro de Nap ana Millinery Silks
satns, all widths, coors ana qualities
Bishoh's Gro de Rhnes;
Black Paris and Lyons Tafetas, cheap;
Fig'd silks, premier designs
RoyalM burning Pou de Loire:
Armures lspaha an and Gro de Antique;
Rich silk Robes Tor Dinner and evening; Flowers;
Rich Barge Robes, Georgia Cashmere and Poupadcur
0rgandy Robes, from part cold to full chn'z
OTgrndy Musllns a Z" "
New and exquisite designs in Muslns Ba-eses Jack.
Plain Jackonets in all color;
Rich and n agniheent desI gs in all Of he atOvei
All descriptions OF Travelling DrsssGco 5.
Lace and Embroidery Department.
Rich French worked oaPes;
Sets worked Collars and Sleeves;
Breakfast sets in eambrie and jaeonet;
Sets Scotch work for travelling;
French work and lace Caps for old ladies;
AID immense stock OF swiss and aconet edgngs and In
swiss Jaconet and Dmity aOunces, pl.in AMI ghly
Point applique and Real Val Laces;
Ten thousand novelties that cannot be naued.
Hosiery and Glove Department
Here our stock will excel In variety The assortment
will be Great, Rich and Complete. We shall keep
Czildreas Hoaen aud Meas lose and RalEIIosa
MsrinO snk and Cotton Vests and Drawers Children
Women aud Men.
Alexander and Josephine KID Gloves.
Linen and Miscellaneous Department
We keep complete aud Of the best makes Of
Irish Linens, Lawns and CsmtTics;
Printed Linens and Jacouets for Children.
In all descriptions u Goods fer children, stock viii
be choice.
Kantiilas, shawls and sesris
OF every desirable fabric, India, Fronch Vienna and
British Every description Of Garments will be oRessd in
this department..
House Furnishings.
Huck Towels, plain ana camask bordera;
4" z" fringed aud cold ends
Aldescriptions u towels and Diapers;
French Damask and Turkish ToWels;
Furni and Glass Cloths.
Piano aud Table Covers, ali kinds;
r Oh Curtain DamasSs trimmings 10 match:
Rich Git Cornice, hands and Pins;
Rich Muslin and Lace Curtains;
Bud Holland window Shades;
All descriptions ofsnmmer FianDelE
Rich Table DamAskA end Cloths for din Rer TaTiiss;
FurHiiure, cAlcos and binftes;
White aud eod Mosquito Nets;
Summer Quilts and Coupterpanes;
Linen and Cotton sheetings, all widths:
Bed, Cradle and CRIB Blankets.
Carpets, OIL Cloths and Mating
TO this part Of car stock il r. needless 70 refer Il
eeneeded keep tAs largest segaat ard, the
sane gtne, chssPea stockin the western country
Plantation and Negro Goods.
And All goods by The piece. shaesse prices We hspe
10 odcr cnE friends this the best q Me-
gro Goods we have ever bad the pleasure oee and
most respectfully taFits AZ % make vt thai hey ay
tse hQw tauy ge shat meet their e9PestatienS
fsos K. c. hcSAlRY Co.. IS college street
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STATEMENT

OF THE CONDITION OF THE HARTFORD FIRE IN
sURANCE COMPANY, TO THE COMPTROLLER OF
THE STATE OF TENNESSEE; JANUARY l, 1851.
l. The name OF the Company is the HARTFORD FIRE 1NsU
RANCE COMPANY, and its location is at Hartford Conn
2. The Capital sfoca Of the Company IS $500 100
8. The amount Of the Capital Stock paid up is 100000
4. The Assets ofthe Company are as follows
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:. No liabilities to Ranks or others, due not due.
6 No Losses adjusted aud cue.
!. Amount oilosses, ei'hsradlu''ed OF 2lsls -
g. Losses in suspense waiting further proof In
cuded In last above.
TO- An other claims against the Company, 4lss5 10
Il The rule Of the Company not 10 exceed SIOuu0 10
any one risk, sshject 20 loss by single hre
L. the insured any cts village depends up
on its sEe-Eenersly all oesIable risks 10 be had sub
ject 70 the rule last above named.
49, 1hr insured In block Of buildings de-
ponds upon size and construction, subject - the
rule above referred TO.
IL The Act Of Incorporation is The hed In July
1856. O. p. BOWERS Secretary.
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sTIrE or coSNEguoUr, HAArFoED cousrr, I

sTLrE OF COSNE0rIoUT, HAArFoED CousTY, .
January %, 1851. IS
Personally appeared c. b. BovEAs, Secretary Of TIE
Hartford Fire nfurance Company made oath that the
foregoing statement by him subscribed is true, uH and
correct statement OF the Affairs Of said Company and
hbls Its actual condition the hst day Of November
is5 and he further declares under OATH That the subse
quent business the Company, far reported and
&c taiued the date 81 making this AFFIDAVIT has been
such proouce material or uniAvorabe ehsuge IN
tie condition o. its Affairs shown In the above exhibit
Before ue, HEMAN II. BARBOUR,
Jastice Of the Peace.
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NEW IRON FOUNDRY.

ELLIS & MOORE
10 &c leave 10 inform their friends and the public that tn
- have now in operation large and extensive o
20 Z d r Y adjoining Machine shop and pr,
pared to
FILL ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY,
For every description ~ CASTfNtsS that may be call
tor and cheap IL be doae Of the mountains
MIL GEARIBG, HoKsE PowFas, SASH WuGHT
BANK lAUaIs,- NfSDov STts and LsTLEs, GHArk bAHs,
W1TEK WHEsls, CpRg CAUsiiEFs, y andah CAsrnss,
used ia the conjunction q flour Mls Saw Nils Furnace
and Dwellings. made 20 order ~ short notice.
We vii slgo farnsh description Of Steam and Wat
Machinery the i0toed post PsiieFu made % order
orarge for Of patterns which We have 10 FoUndT.
The highest prices paid Ia work for cid Iron. 5r
JAZZ HLLie MOORE,
fF s. Market street. Bread,
Jan. I, WY NaEhviIle. Tenn.
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NHsLVlTe, JanuarJ J
This to certify that the Ene insurance Company o.
Hartford located Hartford, in the state Of Connecticut,
has complied with all he requirements Of an act passed By
the General As emily Of the state Of Tennessee in March,
1856 entitled Gan regulate the agencies Of insu
ranc Companies not Incorporated the State fTenncs
see and that JOSEPH the legally authorized agent
ofsaid Company in the town Of Nashville State OF Tenne-
J. Z. LUIlhELLi Comptroller.
by 7. +. MosBY, Dep.
The undersigned Agent Of the above named Company,
continues issue Policies at his Office No 20 College ST.,
opposite the SeWanee House, JOSEPH NASH
Nashville, January %, lS57-8w
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IEASws have iass rsossvsd large steel 81 ths very
Easss Teas, snhrszng 6uaPeNSer, f12efia1, H4sen,
LsNe tfpN8f A 60
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JANIS EIESSN, ?. F. RAN
HERMAN & RAINS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Drug AND CHEMICAL STORE,
No. 10, SoUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
Nashville, Tenn.

1--WE undersigned having removed to Nashville and
J. ciated themselves for the purpose Of conducting a
Wholesale and Retail Drug Business have recently opened
at the noted stand formerly occupied by PUmmer Co
large and complete stock OF fresh and genuine Staple Drugs
pure and unauthorized Family Medicines Choice Perhmery
Fancy Articles, &C. 6c al Of which guaranteeing purity
and commences Of every article they the very
lowest market price for cash the usual time punctua
dealers.
They determined send no article Of medicine
about which their any doubt whatever wit crence
% its purity.
They respectfully solicit share Of the Prescriptions Of the
Physicians OF the city This department fher business will
be under the supervision OF compt tent chemists.
They trust that their rigid attention and fidelity the in
tsres OF those who may favor them with their patronage will
merit the appreciation Of their patrons and success to
their enterprise.
uue2G HERMAN 4 RAINS.
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d rdtfoa nsssrs. koBAafzas nasEnsIt their rstire
stcE of Fo1s rtqes. Eaft. IFzREa, dc and uoald re-
p1b rcn-rslY t t iutsn1 terpier attne VA staEd
"a, CosEs Susei psl seiseisd ksial or Ia
dies' fienfeleAts AID chlrsA's vaar ahct fheE siH
ssIshr cAsH knd cAFn Only We keoe - striss a.
sasoa % bssasaa, 70 msFii share Of IKE pssle Paea-
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4. H. ROSCOE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRALER
pRU6s, MEDICINES, DYE-sTUFFs,
PERFUMERY, PAINTS, Oils, GLASS,
BRUSHES, WHITE LEAD, &C.,

NOIIlVF % AsFVsIU anu IattFittt ~,
NASHVILLE TENN.
I HAVHcoustany on hand large and WeIseleesd stocE
OF the above articles, together with large assortment Of
Fancy Articles Of which is offered for sale the most
accommodating terms.
Alum, 1900 pounds
Arrow Root, 100 pounds Bermuda aud norids;
Briwstone, 200 pounds, refined,
Castor H. goo gallons;
Copperas, 20 barrels, Prime Green;
Cream Tartar, barrels;
Gum Camphor, 100 pounds;
IudFo, 300 pounds, Fine 10 Common;
Madder, Coz pounds hrst quality;
Super Carb Soda, geo pounds Prime;
Flour sulphur, 500 pounds
All Of which is offered al the lowest prices
James A. II. ROSCOE.