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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-04

|5 FOR SALE-A Very Desirable Country
Bsl.I RESIDENCE on the Reisterstown Turnpike Road,
" entrance gate at the nine mile stone. This place
mas every requisite to make it agreeable neghbor
hood 1aclty for procuring family supplies and all other
conVenences Of like nature added beautiful situation
proyerbial for health
The DWELLING is fine three.story STONE HOUSE,
ABOUT hfty feet front with buildings of every descrp
toh 10 correspond The water is unsurpassed; it is
veyed by force pumps the reservoir bathroom sta
De-yard and garden. The has spared expense
or pains IN procuring the finest fruit of variety
which is just coming into bearing.
IL contains about AZ acres principally set in Timothy
anu oiover every part lined and highly MANFRED 1t is
pait OF the ridge well known the 'Suter Hill, cele
brated for its fertility
Further description is deemed unnecessary pre-
sued any one desiring to purchase will examine the
premises personally This place offers great inducements
10 any one wishing to make his residence in the
country being about hours drive from the city and
with four lines of omnbuses passing daily Apply to
MRS. HUGH BOYLE,
. No. 100 Monument street,
MR.. f. ID. LYON,
le4eo2w+ near the premises.
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NOR RENT.
IL COUNTING ROOM AND FIRST FLOOR OF
WAREHOUSE NO II SMITHS WHARF-possessiou
given LIST July. Apply to
PENDERGAST BROTHERS,
jel-tf II Smiths Wharf nm stairs
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o. o. FOR SALE OR RENT-A yery
Hsiij convenient HOUSE, the north side of MONJf-
MENT STREET, between St Paul and Calvert
viii be put in complete order to please fashionable
family Possession given by the 18th of June.
enquire at H. C. DALLAMS,
No. 29 st. Paul Street,
Or, JAMES A. WESTON X CO.
my26-eots No Al South Charles street
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| II o X Il f N II.
n The Propretors of the DAILY EXCHANGE, having
| NJ o L THEIR OFFICES to the building on
the n f. corner of North and Baltimore streets, OFFER
FOR RENT THE ROOMS ON SECOND FLOOR OF
| CARROLL HALL, formerly occupied by them. Also
| ROOM ON BALTIMORE STREET No. 65, over Meals
| Dry Goods Store. APPLY AT THE OFFICE OF THE
| EXCHANGE. my25tf
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M 'oIe CALEA oN l1ELACE.-l Iol
II OF GROUND n. W. corner Calhoun and McHenrv
Streets l57 feet McHenry and 100 feet Calhoun
street The improving character of that of the
city will recommend it to the attention of those wishing
to make desirable investment.
Apply to GEORGE SLATER
apl5tf IN Cono,,a.aa
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-15
.n,,nor,apt oue.,ion Settled.

A telegraphc dispatch from Knoxville. pub
lished in our impression of yesterday. an
nonnced that the Supreme Court of Tennessee
had decided ithat a naturalized citizen must
reside six months in the county after his
naturalization before he is entitled to a vote"
This construction of our State Constitution
has been contended for by the American
party of Tennessee since its organization. 1t
Is, therefore, with especial qualification that
we hail the decision of the Supreme Court.
Constituted as that tribunal is. the decision
must be regarded the unbiased judgment
of the Conrt The effect of the decision Will
be good. We shall have no more such dis
gushing scenes as have heretofore been exhib-
tied few days previous to important cleo
tions, when foreigners in large numbers were
hurried through the process of naturaliza-
tion-oftentimes fraudulently-with view
to voting Immediately. The process must
hereafter be gone through when there is little
motive for fraud, and everything proper can
he done without being affected by nurtful or
corrupting influences. No one, We presume,
who has just conception of the advantages
of separating the elective franchise. as far as
possible, from every thing having tendency
to bring upon it reprOach. will complain.
Understanding the law, the honest foreigner,
i f anxious to exercise the right of suffrage,
will be on the alert TO secure the right at the
proper time, and await the day of election
with becoming sense of the respect due to
law and order.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-15
About Girls, Names.

If You are a very precise man. and wish IN
lie certain of what you get, never marry a
girl named Ann; for we have the authority of
Lindlcy Murray and Others, that "Gn is an
indefinite article
If you would like to have wife who is
zone of a thousand you should marry an
Emily or an Emma. for any printer can tell
you that 'ems are counted by thousands
II you do not wish 10 have IA bastling. fly
about wife, you should not marry one nam,
Jenney; for every cotton spinner knows that
ea'iies are Away on the go.
Ii you want tO marry Belle. il is not ne
cesSary that you should be sexton, just be-
cause you have to riAg her at the altar.
II you marry one named Margaret, you
may fear for the manner that she will end her
days for all the world knows that pegs were
made for hanging.
If YOU wish To succeed in life as n porter,
you should marry Caroline, and treat her
very kindly, for 30 long as you continue to
do this YOU will be good to Garry.
The most incessant writer in the world is
he who Is always bound TO Ad-d-ltRe.
You may adore your wife, but you viii be
surpassed in love when your wife, is u Dara.
Many men Of high principles and who
woald not gamble for the world still have
not refused to take a Bet
No printer who expects 20 make anything
OF his brother typos by the game Of '.jeffing. -
should marry Mary; for the craft, general
iy, knows that molly" Is no count.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-15
Wash Your Head.

One of the New York quarantine physi-
clans, DR.. Bissell, in giving his testimony
touching the matter of the late riots, stated
it as his opinion ''that, if persons hair is
washed and combed every day, he is not liza
bic TO disease, because cleanliness of the per-
son is always preventive. If man were
at work all day in the vicinity of the sick,
and his hair wet with perspiration, the doctor
don't think he would get the disease; but if
he let the hair get dirty and matted he thinks
Herald in cOroboration of this, says:
So important result from so simple cause
may seem incredible to many. but not to us.
There is not more effectual preventive of
disease than the immersion of the head in
cold water every morning, the year round
We know an old gentleman. now the rise of
seventy. who says that until he was thirty
years old he was of rather a weakly constitu-
ton. and particularly liable to attacks of
bilious fever. violent colds, and headache: but
having heard that the best preventive of head
ache was to wash the head in cold water
every morning Immediately after rising he
then commenced the practice, and has con-
tinued it to the present time; and during the
interval of forty years has never had the
bilious fever; hardly knows what the head
ache is, and. though sometimes taking cold,
has never had cold that hindered him from
attending to his ordinary affairs; add to this
he passed unScathed through the terrible cpl
demic OF 1855. In other RESPECTS he has liv-
ed. ate, and drank as other people do and
has rather been inattentiye to matters of
hygiene,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-15
Lord they never heard of.

Grant observation-disclosures Todd''-appears
now and then in a New York paper with re-
miniscence or bit of an old story. Here is
his last
In IVA DR.. Webster was popular preach
er of the Kirk of Scotland in Edinburg.
Business brought him to London, and one
day. passing the House of Lords his curosi-
ty induced him to make an effort to step in
and see them. None were admitted without
an order, except noblemen's servants. Web
ster, being ignorant OF the rule. requested
admittancp. What Lord do you belong to-"
said the doorkeeper. The Lord Jehovah,
replied Webster. THE Lord Jehovah" re-
peated the keeper; Il have kept here seven
years. but have never heard of such Lord;
Jack" said he to his fellow keeper on the
front steps, heres chap who says he be-
longs to the Lord Jehovah; do you know
such LOrdg' "Never heard of him. says
Jack. But says Webster, willing TO keep
up the illusion. there is such "A Lord" Pass
'em in" said Jack, IL 'spose it's some poor
Scotch Lord
This occurred at n period when there was
not one in twenty of all the manufacturing
and rural districts in England who could read
the Bible or write his own name. Sabbath
schools were introduced in 1888.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-15

KENTUCKY BEIIEs-LOp Necked Dresses
The Cincinnati Commercials Lexington (Ky0
correspondent, speaking of the attendance of
ladies at the late Fair in that place says
"And here let me remark, en- PEASANT, that the
high and widely extended reputation which
this section of Kentucky enjoys for the pos
session of a great number of chivalric look
ing men, and beautiful women, was fully en-
dorsed by the character of this assembage.
The ladies not only possess high order of
facial beauty, but symmetry and voluptu-
business in form vainly looked for elsewhere
in America. The dressing. as general thing,
is in exquisite taste-a trihe low in the neck,
perhaps, but not lower than would be worn
almost anywhere else where such shoulders
exist. We saw two voluptuous looking la
dies, however, who rather dropped below the
standard out, so much lower indeed that all
the infants in the vicinity, in eager anticipa-
ton of the enjoyment of certain tactical de-
lights instinctvely stretched out their arms
and began to cry vociferOusly."
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-15

MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAHRoAD.--From
private letter by the Arago, we learn that the
President Of tire Mississippi Central Railroad,
who has been in England a short time, has
closed contract for about 5000 tons of iron
sufficient to complete lightweight miles of
the road through the Mississippi Valley being
the connecting link between Cairo aud New
Orleans. The successful completion Of this
LUX will be the occasion for congratulation,
as the facilities for the transportation. of the
mails and produce will be greatly increased,
and esiabiishcs continuous line of railway
via the lakes from Bangor Me-, to New Or
leans.-N. J. Post, Eriddy.
The most direct route from \. 0. to \. Y.
when the Mississippi Central Railroad is fl
nishcd. will be via Nashville. Louisville, India
polls, and Crestline.-Lou. JouL.
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EXTRAORDINARY SCREW STEAMING.-By the
Arago we notice the arrival of the steamship
City of Baltimore, of the Liverpool, New
York and Philadelphia Steamship Company's
line, at I p NJ, on the 18th September, hav-
ing made the passage from New York to Liv-
erpool in ten days two hours, from dock to
dock, or nine days twenty-three hours from
Sandy Hook to Bell Buoy. The City of Bal
tmorc left New York at noon on 9th Septem-
Der, and for two days encountered dense fog,
which delayed her considerably, but from
llth to 10Th, for eight successive days, she
averaged the extraordinary speed of three
hundred miles per day, and has made without
qucstion the shortest passage ever made
across the Atlantic by any screw steamer.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-15

Es- The \. Y. Herald says that the Queen
Of Spain has agents here. who have command
OF two millions OF dollars, TO be invested In
this country. The same paper states that
most OF the crowned heads Of Europe are do
ing an active business In the way Of invest
ments la the United States. Louis Phillipps.
had large poss, ssions In our Repnblie, and
Louis Napoleon has sent from three 10 i've
millions here 10 BE- Invested By his agents. Ii
Is said that the greatest operators in this way
are the petty princess Of Germany, whose In
vestm ais la American securities amount.
il Is believed, TO fully fifty millions Of dob
lars.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-15

The ENGLISH AT TIN TsiS.--A co-respon-
dent OF the New York Journal Of Commerce,
writing from China, says that, when the Eng
lish entered Tien Tsin. the soldiers and sailors
were gully Of the most violent and shameful
acts, for which they have received no punish
ment, and have not even been called to ac-
count They broke Into the stores aud plum
dered them when Lord Elgin and bis suite
were in the town, and near By; they attempt
ed to ravish Chinese women In their houses,
aud. when their husbands attempted to pro-
tect them, murdered them In cold blood.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-15
WAsAINarnN. Oct. IeEaP.M.

Facts were made public last evening which
prove that Douglas and the President conclu-
ded formal truce before Douglas departure
from Washington, and that Buchanan violat-
ed ole OF the articles, whereupon Douglas
pronounced at Chicago accordingly.
EICARAGUAN COMPLICATIONS.
The Ncaraguan question is becoming more
complicated. JereZ denies any stipulation as
to conditions of reception, and orders will
probably emanate from TIE President for his
dismissal. and for the seizure and holding of
the Transit route by naval force, until de
mapdS Of the United States are conceded.
Government is disposed to protect Joseph
Whites Transit Co.. and has sent war steam
mers to both sides of the Isthmus, subject 10
the orders of General Lamar, American Mi
mister at Nicaragua.
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llew CIVILIZATIONS.
The Works Of Charles Lamb.

W. T. BERRY < co. have just received afew sets
of Mr.. MoXON'S beautiful edition of THE WORKS
OF CHARLES LAMB, complete in Four Volumes.
CONTENTS:
I. The Letters Of Charles lamb, with sketch of
his Life. BY Sir T. Y Talfourd.
, Final Memorials OF Charles lamb; consisting
ehiesy-of his Letters not before published, with
sketches Of some OF his companions. BY Tslfourd.
3. The Essays OF Ella.
4 Rosamund Gray; RecoIlections Of Chrs;'s Hos
pi;al, Poems, &c.
W. T. B. 4 co. have also inst received
HAYDN's DICTIONARY OF DATES. vol, svo.
VEsTIGEs OF THE NATURAL HISTORY OF GRE
ALTON. vol, vo. new edition.
TAYLoR's PHYSICAL THEORY OF ANOTHER LIFE
! vol
MEMOIRS OF THE EARLY ITALIAN PAINTERS
by Mrs. Jameson Numerous Illustrations
THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF ART-by Ruskin.
HANDBOOK OF PAINTING I vol. l2vo
LIVES AND WORKS OF MICHAEL ANGELO AND
Observation-Disclosures with fifteen highly finished
Engravings
FLAXNAN's CoNPOSTTIoNs-The HAD and Odys-
sey Of Homer, Dante, Hesiod, sc. septoa-tf
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FIR the Patriot.
THE YOUNG FARMER TO HIS IN
TENDED

And thou hast marked the pensive shade
- That rests upon my brow
All me, my soul hath never known
deeper grief than now
IT'S not that believe thee false,
Or doubt thy love and truth,
Nor that my manhood's years belle
The promises Of youth;
'fs not that Fortune hath denied IL
The gift of wealth TO me; "
'Tis not that Fate so often bids
- Ne wander, far from thee;
'Tis not-no, no-'tis aot that thou
parting kiss denied,
Nor long mouths must intervene
Ere thou shalt be my bride
All no my sorrow hath source
Far deeper, love, than these!
1t is TO them as wintry storm
Is tn the summer breeze -
But thou shalt know why gloom and grief
Upon my soul recline-
1t is they gave premium to
That sow -and-pigs of mine x
FAIR GROUND, Oct. 10, 1858.
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Insurance on the Collins steamers
Seduction and Abandonment In
High Life.
NEW York. Oct lO-lO:l5, p.

NV Okk, UcL IU--IU'Io, /. NJ.
Sale 81 the Collins steamships hangs fire
trouble arises from difficulty of obtaining Iu-
surance. No Companies are willing TO take
80 large risk-also, approximations of strong
English opposition.
JAMES FLORA, wealthy merchant residing
In Williamsburg sbsconded last evening at
the hour be was 10 have married Miss KEMP,
IL beautiful aud accomplished lady belonging
To AN aristocratic family-the lady had loved
FioRA in secret-nOt wisely, but too well.
Her brothers have followed FIoKA with the
ayowed design of taking bis life. FLORA was
Consul al Manchester, under VAN buren, and
Polk.
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miscellaneous.
NE W RIO ON s.

Titcomb's Letters 10 Young People;
A Story Of the Telegraph, by CT Briggs;
Memoirs Of Rachel;
The Two Sisters, by Mrs. Southworth; t..t
Election poem on eld-Morse-FrankliR;
Two Millions, by W. A Butler;
Life Of Geo. Stephensou-Railway Founder;
The Art of Beauty, by Lola Montez; -
The Lectures OF Lola Montez;
Cyclopedia of Wit and Humor, by Burton;
American Eloquence, 2 vols svo;
The Horse Of America, by Forester:
Buckles's History of Civilization in England;
Homan's Cyclopedia of Commerce;
Bancroft's History OF the Revolutions
Davenport Dunn, by Lever;
For sale by JOHN YORK & CO.
octl4-G
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-15

E5- The Country Gentleman asserts that
turkeys will not leave aa enclosure In which
they are put. II a piece OF RID flannel is tied
around the wing long enough 10 trail on the
ground. Something Of the came kind Of re-
cipe Is used by politicians 10 keep their flock
from straying; they attach to them glitter
ing banble OF Office, and vanity keeps them
within party boasds.--Los. jour.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-15

DARSEsTowS, Montgomery Co, Nd,
January 81, 1857.
never felt the benefit OF any medicine so much as
from the bottle OF B1RHAyE's HOLLAND BrrTIRs pur-
chased last fall l wish TO know where can get it,
without fear OF imposition.
Signed, JOSEPH c. DELLETr.
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ye,loxv Fever New York.

DIR. Thompson has submitted TO the Health
Commissioners, a table of vessels arriving at
New York during the month Of August, with
yellow fever case on board.
The following is summary OF the cases
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MURRAY,S HAND-ROOKS

NU XIX y Us HAND-BNOKS.
HANDBOOK FOR TRAVELLERS on TIE CONT.
NFNT
HAND BOOK FOR FRANCE.
HANDBOOK FOR ITALY
HAND BOOK FOR SPAIN.
HANDBOOK FOR swIT7FRI. AND
HANDBOOK FOR BELGIUM AND THE RHINE
HAND BOOK FOR GERMANY.
HANDBOOK FOR LONDON.
HAND BOOK FOR IRELAND.
HANDBOOK OF CHURCH AND STATE.
GALIGNANI'S NEW PARIS GUIDE.
GUIDE TO THE HIGHLANDS OF SCOTLAND.
For sale by
sept27 W. T. BERRY & CO., Public Square.
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FALL s. CUNNINGHAM

RE now in receipt of their usual Fall supply OF
~ Double and Single shot Guns Of their own i'm
pOrtation among which will be found almost every
price and quality from tie cheapest single the best
double barrel English French.
They would call particular attention to their stock
Of DEER GUNS which will be found very large and
complete. Octl3-.mdns
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Masonic vgOokS

Ne3S0uIC NE0OkS
oIivcr1s historical Landmarks,
AuIrrssnns Coastritoa q! lI73.
Cllenus DrgusIr:ons;
Harnesses Do.
divers History % Free Masonry
do 90. Of IBitiad0us:
Presrn's H'ustraloas o. Masonry;
divers symbol ar C.ory.
St~wsrts Free Mason Manual:
Crosses Mlsnuic thast.
do. T,mrlcrs Cfurt:
do. TompIers Chart 10 the sd;
Mako ; BnvS Of th- Chspie.:
%. Masonic irN zen.
Webs1s fr,e hstsons' Monitor:
laNls's do do do:
Mtoov = Trrr Masonic Galte;
Muufc's Ancient Charges:
Enuchiil's PoTuo.iO-CompleIns
For sale - JOHN YORK 4 ga
urfa-H
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Friday, the 10Th of November, 1858,
to the highest bidder at the late residence of Daniel
Carmack, deceased, miles South Of Nashville near
Smyrna Meeting House, the following described real
and personal estate, tO-wIt: The Tract Of Land on
which said deceased resid d the time death
bounded by the lands of Margaret Phillips, William
ogevie, and the heirs Of John Watson, containing
abont 40 acres. said Tract of Land is finely
ed, has comfortable improvements ana would make
capital Stock Farm. AlsO-three of cedar Land
the waters of stones river, believed to be well
timbered.
ALso-The following named Negro Slaves, to-wt:
Tempe, aged about 20 years, very likely, ana good
house girl; Henry 4 years old, and Martha, months
old, children Of Tempe; Mary, about 20 years old,
very likely, and good house GIRL Wright, II months
old, child Of Mary; Frank, % years old very likely
and an excellent WAGNER Port, p years old, very
likely and q good whip sawyer At tie time
and place will sell head of Horses, Mules head
Of Cattle, 10 or 80 head of Hogs, Wagon, Corn and
Fodder, Farming Utensils, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, and many other articles too tedious
mention.
TgRMS.-The land Will be sold upon a credit Of one
and two years; the Slaves 4 credit of u months,
and the perISahle property credit Of II months
upon all Sums five dollars all of So and
der cash. Notes with two good securities will be
CURED and lien retained upon the land To the
payment Of the purchase money. The terms Of the
sale IN every instance To be complied with before the
property IS removed
THOMAS HOLT, Executor,
octl3-d of DANIEL CARMACK, decd.
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MAEsREED.
Indigestion.

Last night, by Josiah Ferris, Esq, Mr.. sANFoRr
PETTY 10 Miss ELIZABETH LAMBERT, all OF this city.
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NEW LIQUOR & CIGAR HOUSE.
ALEX. DELISSER
Rrandies, Wines and other Liquors,
and DeaIer in Havana Cigars,
Tobacco, &C., &C.,
No. 5 North College street. Nashville Tenn.

FTNIIE undersigned has itey gone into the large and
I comm uIoLs store Rooms, No College St, for
merly occupied by D. y. Dcbey where viii be found
the following Large stock of PURE BRANDIHS.
WINES WHISTLES and other Liquors all of which
EoEer 10 the Trade at low prices for CASH and 10
prompt customers.
As purchase all from first hands and bring them
Ia this city through the Custom House 1 will warrant
all t. be PURE and GENUINE being determined not to be
undersold by any one, ana as am constantly re
ceivmg fresh supplies, can offer every iuducemeut
to purchasers that may be wished Tor.
cali particular atteut To The following list Of ar
ticles which comprise part Of my stock.
Erandies, Wines, WHISTLES, &c.
% packages extra Cognac Brandy, IN a s, ! aud
. s, of the most popular brands
q casks Vineyard ProprIetor's Brandy, a superior
article.
5 a casks Pelevoisen Brandy
l pIncheon each II. CroiN and Jamaica Rum.
pipes Holland Gin; 10 bbls old Bourbon Whisky: 5
bbls. Monongahela Whisky; so bbls. assorted Whisky:
10 = casks assorted Port Vine; \ casks Malaga
Vine; D 4 casks Blackberry Brandy: , puucheuus
Scotch ana Irish Whisky 20 bbls. extra Corn hye
Whisky; Is bbis Robinson county Whisky: . ]. casks
South-sde Madeira Wine; 10 casks sherry Vine, old
casks Cherry Brandy casks Ginger Wine, very
hne.
so baskets Sparkling Champagne, asst'd brands;
10 boxes each Sparkling Hook and Moscle.
200 do. assorted Bottled Liquors.
Porter. Ale and Sundries.
25 casks LONDON Porter; IS cssks scotch Ale;
% boxes Hostetter Mil's Bitters
10 " Brandy Peaches 10 boxes Brandy Cherries
loo " assorted Pickles, Sauces and Catsups;
100 - Scheidam SchnaUVs;
so I" London Cordial Gin.
Cigars and Tobacco.
100, 900 Havana, German and Domestic Cigars:
50 boxes Chewing Tobacco, most approved brands:
A full aud con plete assortment If Snuhs, Pipes &c
Satisfaction guaranteed IN every instance.
ALEXANDRA DELISSfR,
octl-d No. 3 y. College St, Nashville.