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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-21

How TO CELEBRATE THE COMPLETION OF THE
ATLASTo OcEAs TELEGRAPH.-Professor Ma
han, Of West Point, the same gentleman. we
believe, whose buff vest created such sensa-
zion at the Court Of ST. Jane writes:-
After the line is completely secured let a
moment of time be agreed upon by the com
mittee, ia which, from the American termin
Us, as a central point, tie command. shout
wlth mighty voice, shall be sent through
Great Britain aud her dependencies and the
United States, wherever connectine lines ma,
lead 10. AT this moment let all men who MAY
be eongregated for any purpose, As merchants
On Change, operatives, schools, dc, seud up
three simultaneous cheers. Lat TIE two great
Kindred nations, thus wonderfully linked to-
esther, at the same moment interchange grand
national sautes from their chief naval ARD
commercial harboFs. Let bands OF music aud
organs, on the side of England, play Hail Co
Inubia and the Presidents Mareh; whilst. on
oar side, God save the Qaeen, and any other
national Eagliah air, Arv simultaneously play
cd. To these national manifestations OF 4 y AZ
the inauguration Of 80 eventf4l an epoch In
sny thing else DO added that goOd taste NAV
6aueLion.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-21

THE VICES OF FREE SooIETY.-The following
paragraph from the New York Express forcibly
illustrates the heading of this article. 1t is pain.
full description of the vice and squalor in the noted
locality of the Give Points" in the centre of the
city OF New York:
''In attending TO his duties recently, Mr. Pease
found dying woman in foul apartment in Cow
Bay, occupied also by eight other women and one
man, ell drunken and debased, and Infamous in the
last extreme. In the upper end of the same pesL-
lent court or close were found in fifteen rooms
twenty-three families, making an aggregate of one
hundred and seventy nine persons, or twelve TO
rooml In FIVE of these fifteen rooms Intoxicating
liquors were kept for sale! Understandable filth,
prIvation, disease and indecency reigned through.
out them all. Yet seventeen children from these
rooms attend the schools of the House of Indus
try In eleven other rooms were eighteen faIni-
lies, and in nearly half of these rooms ardent
spirits were sold In of the garrets lived two
negroes with eleven abandoned white women In
twelve other rooms were found twenty-four fami-
lies consisting OF one hundred and twenty -four per-
sons. Here were two blind women, two Just past
the peril OF child BIRTH and Venty-one were chill
dren, only eight Of whom attended any school.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-21

HIsToRY OF BILLIARDs.-Shakspea makes Cleo
patrA excaim TO CHAIRMAN, LET Us to billiards."
We take the hint. Appleton, of New York, has
published dainty brochure for biliard-players. Il
is written by NJ Phelan, aud gives a mplete his
tory of the game, well as instructions, boun
teously illustrated with diagrams for those who
desire to enjoy it. The origin Of the game, Ike
the hirth-place of Homer, is a contested point; aud
its antiquity ike that OF many elderly spusters, is
involved in considerable doubt Some suppose il
to have been imported into Rome from Persia I'M
der the cOnsulship Of LuculIuS, while others hold
that Caigula introduced is from the East. Tue re-
cords are unautheutic until the return Of the Tenn
Plars from the frst crusade. Il soon became the
tavorite amusement aud means of exercise to which
the clustered monks Of that period were permitted
90 have recourse. The game fell with the Knights
Templars, and Was revived by Louis XI Of France,
vino preferred it 10 the bloody tournaments then
In vogue. Henry III stiIl more widely patrouized
it; and We end that Mary Queen OF Scots, in let
ter written the evening before her execution, com
plains that her "bilIard.taole has just been taken
away from Der, preliminary step 10 her punish
ment."
l. became fvorite game With the ladies in
FraHee and Germany. Madame de Ssael was an
enthusiastic advocate Of billiards. Even when
exiled to Sutherland by Napoleon, she overstayed
the time limited Tor her departure from Paris, 10
order that she might personally s1Perintend the
removal Of her billiard table" The Duchess De
Berri Was also noted tor or ioadness for the game
Mr. Phelan says that 'Hhs FrenehmAn IS the most
brilliant the Englishman sbe most earefoi, the
Il
that be any argament-as il Is eonmouly admitted
70 be most CONFERENCE.-The very bsst OF billiard
players There is a great deal Of pleasant reading
10 shis work. BOT the lsast 0eiag she sathor's
! arguments IN favor Of she game.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-21

IMPORTATION OF ARABIAN HORSES INTO
AMEmCA.-We copy from Galignani's Mes
seDger, of late date, the following para
graph
All who take an interest in horses will be
pleased to hear that praisewor thy essay to
improve the native American breeds-the best
trotters in the worldly an infusion Of pure
Arabian blood, has just been made by an Am
erican gentleman, Mr.. W. M'Donald of Bal
timore. While on an Eastern tour he pur-
chased at Damascus a superb grey mare, EAT
me-" years old, fifteen hands high, and n
beauty in every respect; and at Constantine
pie live year old mare, 'Zuleima," which is
described as unrivalled for temper and speed.
These two horses have safely arrived in Paris
en- route to the States. Mr.. M'Donald also
takes home rich collection of Eastern and
modern antiques, which will give the in
habitants of Maryland an excellent idea of
the manners and customs of the natives of the
far East.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-21

The CUSTOM HOUSE REFORM. The Commit
tee OF Importers met yesterday in the Collec-
tors private room, at the Custom House. but
no new reforms were definitely agreed upon.
AS yet nothing has been adopted interfering
with the usual regulations of the Custom
House proper, the merchants being content
with the successful working of the new rule
governing The delivery of goods from the pub
lie stores. Perhaps they are satisfied that IN
til new building is erected no Improvement
can be made in that department.-Nso York
Herald, 10Th inst.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-21

WIT OF DOUGLASS JERRoLD.-In one of Douglass
Jerrods plays old sailor trying to snatch kiss
from pretty girl got box the ear. There"
exclaimed he, ''like my luck; always wrecked on
the coral reefsl" The manager, not being able to
the joke it was cut out by the author.
The following saying was likewise sacrificed by
JerrOld on account OF captious remark made by
friend, to whom the manuscript was read. A
cynic wranglng with his better half in one Of his
comedies, was represented as saying to her-"Ay
notions of a wife Of forty is that should ex-
change her, like bank note, for two twentesi"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-21
From the n. Y. Herald. Aug. 18th.
The Nicaragua rransIa Ron,

In your paper OF yesterday observed a state-
ment 70 the effect that Messrs Webster & Harris
had received charter from Costa RicA 20 navigate
the river San Juan aud Lake OF Nicaragua. and
that this grant had been ratified by the Senate of
Nicaragua. The letter containing this statement
bears date the 2Bth of July last at San jose.
This mornings edition OF your paper states that
aforesaid grant was confirmed by tue dictasors
Martencz aud Jerez.
The above Is full Of errors
The government Of Nicaragua the l0th Of Jupe
last gave charter 70 a company OF gentlemen IN
this city. 1t was given by government reco,
nized by Costa Rlea, Martenez, Jerrz and the
whole people OF Nicaragua, and mas, by said gov
ernment, been recently confirmed, ana their minis
tiers here instructed 70 negotiate treaty with die
United 10 project il.
This the Minister has aready proposed and viii
succeed in his object.
Nicaragua has had no Senate for two years
Canas mas never been al Nicaragua with 400 or .nv
other number Of Costa Rcans troops. N,o,ragn,
has never assened 10 jsint jurisdiction on Ihe
part OF Costa Rica over the river and lake. and
never will 20 my knowledge.
Instead OF asserting 10 Joint disposition of IN 4.
transit, Nicaragua has positively declined The pro-
position OF Costa kica 70 that effect
IL may be well 10 add that both General n 49,
and Lord Napier deny and viii not admit th,. mr..
tensions OF Costa kiea, and this they nav. reps.t-
ediy stated o.. Q
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HOGs.-Tho Cincinnati Gazette, of Tuesday
says:
We hear of a sale of 1000 hogs, deliverable
within the last fifteen days of November. at 81
There were several buyers to-day at the same 40
ure, out sellers did not seem disposed TO meet them
OWING to the scarcity aud high price of produels
packing will commence early, and the frat Off,.
ings viii be taken freely at full rates.
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NEW RELIGIOUS BOOKS.

THE HISTORY OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN
AMERICA Prom its origin until the year l7Co. With
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES Of its EARLY MIsIsTERs BY REV.
RICHARD WEBSTER. W;h a memoir OF the author, by
Rev. c. VAN RENSSELAER, D. d.
ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN PULPIT; Or, CommemOra-
tive Notices Of Distinguished American Cergymen Of
various Denominations By WILLIAM D, sPRAoUE, D. d.
PULPIT ELOoUENCE OF THE NINETEENTH oEETU'
RY Containing Diseourses of KAIISKsT LIyES MIsrkss
in Europe and America, with sKErcHEs TYPOGRAPHICAL
AND DEsoRIPTIVE. By REv. HAIRY O. FISH.
For sale by
july3l. CHARLES W. SMITH.
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NEW SPURIOUS NoTEs-Notes of the de-
nomination of one, two, three, and FIVE dol
lars purPOrtiDg TO be the issue of the Bank of
Morgan, State Of Georgia, have been placed in
circulation in Cincinnati within a few days
past. We have already mentioned that this
6sok IS a bogus concern, although Dyes New
York Reporter quotes it at one per cent. dis
count.-L0u jour.
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THE RIFLE RANGERS.

Beautifully EmbeIished with Eight Splendid Illustrations
on Plate Paper. Price 81 25.
This work is remarkable for stirring and vii adven-
lures many Of which the writer personally passed thro
and running through the whole there is vein OF quiet
humor, which relieves the fearful parts Of the nara
tive. And his female charscter oh, how lovely such as
could belong only to the sunny South.
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10 ais city Wednesday sseninE. tash last AFs sally
Il. AssAg soauseft q sames Name, assd a. Mrs.
Many nasst esslze ds. sEd her i7ss T. dey is
b. hrr hereaFcd taband aud cree ~ relative Asd
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Extraordinary Work of Art.
w. T. BERRY & co.
IA We JUST RECEIVED
The Legend Of the Wandering Jew,
ILLUSTRATED BY GJsrAvE DoRE

ILLUSTRATED BY GJSrAVE DORE.
Poem and Prologue and FpiIogue, by Pierre Dupont.
photographed Notes, by Panl l. eroix, Typographical
Jaeob with The Complaint, ami Ia angers Ballad,
music by Ernest Dore Translated, with critical by
George Thornbury, author Of "Ar and Nature Home
and Abroad" elegant volume folio, half morocco.
The astonishing series Of Illustrations BY Dore to the
old legend Of the Wandering jew, have attracted the
tioe Of eonuoisseurs all countries; they show hg
range Of talent han any similar series Of modern tines
w T. BERRY co. have also sale the following
valuable English illustrated Work, viz:
/ KNIGHTS PICTORIAL HALF-HOURS Or, hhselIa.
MES Of Art with Illustrative Descriptions -Four vols.
in two small Ito cloth.
2. TIE PICT ORAL GALLERY OF ARTS. Two vols,
ito
8. THE LAND WE LIVE IN. a Pictorial and Librar
Sketch Book Of the British Empire 2 vols.
4. ENCYCLOPEDIA or THE FINE ARTS. Architecture,
Sculpture, Paintings, Poetry, Mu'c, Se ustratedb by
Engravings. VOL. 4tO.
5. THE MUSEUM OF CLASSICAL ANTIQUITIES. A
Series Of Papers on Ancient Art. VOL royal, svo.
6. HISTORY AND ANTIQUITIES or THE ABBEY
CHURCH OF ST. PETER; WEST MINISTER. In.
Guiding Notes and Biographical MeAors Of the Abbotts
OF that Foundation Illustrated by John Preston
Neale yols., 4to.
7. WALKERS ANALYSIS OF BEAUTY IN WOMAN, and
Critical View Of Hypothesis respecting Beauty. Ne~
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S. WALKERS MANLY EXERCISES, containing Skating,
Shooting, Sailing, Running, swimming, &C. New sdi-
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-21

Tue RAHRoAD,-Ws offer our heartfelt con.
gratulations % the citizens of Hickman civ and
OF all tho counties tributary 10 H. upon tue result
OF the election Tor Railroad Subscription IN Weak
ley county, Tenn The people OF that eouaty have
voted tax upon themselves Tor the purpose Of
raising 100000 10 build thelr portion OF sac Nasb-
vile Northwestern Railroad.
We desire, in the name OF the citizens Of HEX
man, aud Of the counties who Interested Ia t.s
Railroad, TO offer thanks 10 Col V. X. Stevenson
and Judge A. d. kiugnan, 90 whose untiring ex-
ertions tue glorious result is mainly 70 be Alliba-
ted.-HiekmaH (hy) Arels.
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THE QUADROoN;

OR, A LOVERS ADVENTURES IN LOUTsi2NA.
Illustrated with eight elegant engraving Price - %.
Another spirited and brilliant quite equal in
stirring interest graphic descriptions Of natural scenery
and truthful portraituTes of character to anything
the Captain has yet written and little need be said
in its favor.
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PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

HAVING adm ttsa John 6. HOUSTON % an interest
Ia ny bnEntss. fFola lee saiy take tbs eecsoa
or ms th4nks Tor pasroHasc stetfle bestowed 4nd %
socit cputnuance q Tia for The fstare We pre-
uAlse % ali Eho 4F with eals fats and sell
ssaEkea scE 81 llcruas Ohm aud Gtass, % the
best quality ana % tie latest and sPprcsee shapes
aud styles iFeah fFoa he best tnE a. Preach and AMER
iean Pel sTEgH.
1he see< sos 10 siefe s very ut. and being lnFzriea
MALAY unaer tie Wee rsrI Act chrapsF aua al De
soa % cash ald pIsp4 dzAlsrs prces lAn here
safoFs. k-sHestially.
aaEis-fn1 A "a HICKS
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Southern Commercial College,
No. 40 I-2 Cherry Street,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

TNTIS School is In perpetual sessonhenos. students
other schools who desire TO qualify themselves for the
Counting room, do so during their vacation.
Our Room has teen recently hted up, and for comfort
and elegance, know that Il is surpassed
by any other in the United States.
Pc VI IN Up.
Writing Department is under the supervision Of one
who acknowledges superior Ia teaching this branch,
We might refer long list Of illustrious names-names
Of bestowed moments time 70 reflection
Of writing-but think that the citizens
81 vile are beginning appreciate this kind OF
parent hum buggeTy besides prefer giving patrons
more subs tantial security, snd propose refund
all money paid OF tuition ia writing, pro-
vided students do make great improvements
those Of any other -chool Ia this country.
Glass OF Ladies will De taught from four to six
O'Clock, p. ~
For Twenty Lessons in Writing, 5.
For Lessons in Writing without limit, o.
june29-u
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Royal H aVana Lottery.

THE next ordinary drawing Of the Royal Havana
Lottery, conducted by the Spanish Government, IN
der supervision Of the Captain General Of Cuba, will
take place at Havana, on
Saturday, September 5th, 1857.
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EW BOOK S.

n II w i O . a >
MARRIED OR sINGLEY By Miss sedgwick.
THINE AND MINE; Or, The Step Mothers Reward
WESTERN BORDER LIFE IN KANSAS AND MIS-
SOURI,
THE KNIGHT OF THE GOLDEN MELICE.
HEROES AND HUNTERS OF TIE WEST.
OLD MOTT AND LITTLE AGNES. By Mrs Leslie.
PEACE Or, The Stolen VIII.
WILD NORTHERN SCENES Or, Sporting Adventures
DAIsY's NECKLACE, AND WHAT CANE OF 1T.
THE WONDERFUL AND THE BEAUTIFUL
THRILLING STORIES OF THE FOREST AND IRON.
TIER.
Just received and for sale by
augl4 Bka CHAs. W. SMITH.
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Dysentery, nisOdy FIux, Dtsrrhosa, and
ala disorders OF the EsoxxoIs

V'HE Grw'vnbegg De ntsry syTun. i sovereign IN an
disorders o. TIE BaEef5 HethnF Is mere fn4uriuus
han tie q opstes 10 sab disorders TIE nysenisEy
syrup ueurares he 4crditg ani chelesy sltcra the
eanteus % the koaes and zrsdzay eecss ihr dis
charge thoasend certificates 81 - efdc4sY eauia -
ga Ia Middle fcnnssaee a1one, tat prefer give
Nork.
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Washineto,1 (sossin.
From the washintOn star-(semi-oaicialA

1NO OOeSIPS uiHer as 10 the facts OF the
New Grenada question, but probably the most
reliable is the folowing:-
From the washintOn Star seui-oaicial)
We are DOW satisfied that New Granada ia
not prepared to deal reasonably with this Gov
ernment-tosettlet the matters in dispute Epop
oasis sufficiently Just and fair to authorize the
her. Within the next week a basis of settle
ment embracing the uItilnatum Of the United
oUate7 VIII doubtless be submitted, which, in
the present temper of New Granada as rep
resented here, will be rejected; when if we are
not greatly mistaken, all further efforts to come
10 terms through negotiations with Gen. Her
ran VIII be abandoned by this Government,
and That gentleman will retire from the Unit
ed States. The Government here have a duty
to perform to American rights and interests
as involved 10 the imbroglio which will be
firmly discharged.
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SINGERS
SEWING MACHINES

RE the only tAl and siRply managed Sewing
IL Machines mads and the cheapest and most used
ist, They make which win rip rayel besh
sides being alike, IN hand sewing leather.
I'd, The same Machines With silk thread and COM
spool cotton with equal facility, variety Of
goods from the finest linen 10 the heaviest cloth or
leather.
81, This Is a Two Needle Two Spool Machine,
which Machines chain stitch Wheh ravels cut
easily common knit stocking, besides making ugly
cord the back Of the goods.
4h, These Machines At all liable 70 get out Of
order being very simple and stEotg an theF eoastrnc-
5h, They fasssF sad do work than any other
MAchRe. a-a
h. The stitch produced by this chine Z strong and
beautiful that Is s impossible equal j ~ any other
MA-H by hand.
D. The proof The above that there r0e0
Machines in the Uued safe aione not counti ku
Tope where 600 and there - here in practical
operations sivng unholnded satf4etons eiug tbat
Other Msebnes ever 10.
Branch once as Pub c Square over eEs' China Hal,
Nashvils, Tennessee. VA. A SINGER.
augl9-dim. Agent.
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ILLIsoIs CKSTRAL RAlLEoAD.-rhe State shsre
OF the earnings OF ihis road lor The Fast sx mouths
amounting 10 $59,l9S SCI was RENTED 20 the
state Treasurer, on tue 18th, all is gold THIS
has accrued before che plan Of assessment upon
ia e eompsnys earniugs as prescribed IN the char
ter, has developed iis iall extent. Hereafter the
amount 90 be paid 70 she Stale will be largely 10
creased.
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CLAIBORNE'S MACHINE WORKS,

NASHNILLEs TENN
TTNHE attention Of Railroad Companies, Farmers MANN
facturers, aud al persons dusiT0u II purchasing az
home good machinery, snch STEAM ENGINES, CAST
fNCiS Of every description. GEARING CAR WHEELS OF
the improved patterns SAW MILLS, PUMPS SC, &C.
respectfully called this Establ shneut nos grow
rapidly lie preuiscs n the ate Nashville Manu-
featuring Company. intend 60 on the business
fully exten-iye before aud IN be read to take
orders for Machinery ana Casting. W. have already
commenced operations blachs i'm shop and Boiler
yard and sif give immediate sattfct!on ~ old and new
customrrs.
We are experienced Meehanies-eaeh Of Us personally
attending his dep and thus We shan Dc
able erio 10 lower rates than hereto
fore ihs cts. We shall warrant every piece o
work done az this EstahishmenL ard give prompt ano
personal attention every len 40 ocri mus W
houe give general sadaeon and be rau onzed oy Al
friends Of hone g. anufac ore. N. JAEkER CO.,
Claiborne Maehiae WORKS, sille, Tenn
rlrssg7tf Late Nashville ManG Co.
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TIE FAR-FAlEKD AND POPULAR
MARYLAND LOTTERIES
FOR SEPTEMBER, 1857.
r. FRANCE & CO, Managers
BRILLIANT SCHEME!!
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF ND.

To be drawn Saturday, Sept. 26th Baltimore, Maryland
Drawings conducted under the superintendent Of the
State Lottery Commissioner.
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Ersf asrH sfruuafg tErfz1az VII st1 Raur q
gr rreparztou $50 e. a. Be Ern4 - las aarsnfias.
ahrre sir ClaieF4 thsn eztse4s $50 g j 90 hite
ssrsskis that as1fla Fegorie1 1fiefsaTls
TIMOTHY a EItnA ab. 81 b.
Ch4iFaaa hoas1 81 neSi-h. d. r.
sFrFea EfksEGdreuss PASSAGES a go tna41 -
ros ~aeseaas - - ftafsns ~ csf4n sr1ia % ere
~rs 80 shy saca14 taothlFas 81 al te cttees ter1
se brs taey avs EekFs cd g e rps 5tat ne
NerssfaFes ana Al SIS 1teF gQ4rE<sf rrfes aliatl
lsrea - aleus e4s aasssus feseas an1 easr
81 ths secaad alsszeF t1l a1frEke7-
su nhers tAts SseL fne byeealefy sFrN4 aad Csi.
lresis E41acsa aefth ihaa NeFas express
talslr MACKENZIE = kEcHH4fH
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HAVANA PLAN
OF SINGLE NUMBERS
Now Become so Popular.
GRAND CONS0L dated LOTTERY OF ND.
EXTRA CLASS 8,
SPLENDID SCHEME.

TO THE BUSINESS MEN OF NASH
VILE.
VNHAT valuable business house property, McIaughn's
corner fronting 90 feet Market street and 100
Church. is proposed to be leased for Of years,
party parties who will improve the same, by building
thereon a good business house houses.
Persons desiring to lease invited le written pre-
posals with the undersigned who will give further inorma
tion application at his Office.
O. D. BRIEN, G. & n.
aug2O. ohancery Court at Nashville
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FOR THE COUNTING ROOM.
BLANK CHECKS ON ALL THE BANKS.
BLANK BILLS OF LADING.
BLANK NOTE AND BILL BOOKS.
COPYING PRESSES. LETTER BOOKS
ARNOLD's FLUID, ALL sIZsS
RED INK. STEEL PENS. GOLD PENS.
RED TAPE. BILL HEADS. P ST BOXES,
INKsTANDs; great variety.
CHECK TINS. ERASERS. sTAMP-W ETTERS.
PENCILS. RUBBER. ENVELOPES. PAPER, &C.
For sale by
augl9. CHARLES W. SMITH.
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