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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-06

STEALING WHEAT Garland and Sam,
slaves to Benjamin Flanagan, aud Frederick and
Tucker, slaves to Clement Seay. were convicted
before the Mayor yesterday OF stealing wheat from
the canal boat Uncle SAM" aud sentenced to re.
ceive each forty stripes save one.
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snovAL-R G. HOWE has re.
sA- TEETH EXTRACTED, WITHOUT

PAIN RI MEANS OF ELECTRICITY.
G8ODGE W JONES, Dentist. hereby informs
those wishing their teeth extracted that ne is now
prepared With this new method. and ID daily using
il with complete success His NEW INSTRUMENTS.
with their India rubber -fulcrrm, are particularly
adapted it. they give the operator entire con-
trol OF the electric cGrrent This great improve
neat has been generally iopted By the profession,
inasmuch AS it not ouy subdu.s the pain of extrac
ton b1t also prevents the nervous prostration con
seq pom such operations especially where there
a RS rlanF teeth TO be drawn. ssT-lm
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ToBAcco ISsp BOTTOMS in Virgins, for
the year ending the 2eth Of September, 1865
Richmond, 44,6l4; Petersburg, 1J,l34; Lynch.
burg, SI72; Farmyllle, 2i12; Clsrks vile, Lac -
Total ~ &C.,
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WITHOUT LIcRxss.-Paul Michard,
char ged with retailing ardent spirits to be drunk
in his house, without license, was found guilty.
in three cases, befJre tue Mayor, and fned 80 IN
each case.
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IscossgAsf HusBAxp.--About six weeks ago
Cavot shoemaker Of Old Washingtoa Court House.
Alabama, was married to Miss Nixon, aud about
four weeks altar the publication Of his marriage
appeared reward Of for his arrest for poison
ing his wife.
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A Rich LsGAcr-Mr Dermott Dempsey, suppos
cd 20 be the wealthest man in Macon, Georgia,
died on Sunday, ths Goth uit., leaving an estate
Of $500, ,0C0. He was q member OF the Roman
Catholic Church. He leaves will, which divides
5000 between his two children, and gives the re-
mainder-s4a5, 900, to the Catholic Church.
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WINE IN Oaro--within y miles of Cincinnati,
there are 800 acres of land devoted 10 the culture
Of the grape The crop is usually about 200 gallons
rer acre, and q the vide Is worth about one dol
lar per gallon the value OF the crop IL about t5oo
600. The crop this year ID nearly total failure.
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ESCAPE OF NEGRo.-0u the Goth ult.. q Northern
vessel left Wilmington, \ c., and when six days
out, tie captain discovered . slave concealed on
board. Upon arriving at New London, Conn, he
went ashore TO procure an U. S. officer aud arrest
the negro, but found on his return to his vessel
that the fugitive had leaped overheard and swan
ashore. He afterwards caught him 10 q clothing
store in the city. and carried hin before the U.
Commissioner. The fellow acknowledged that he
was slave, but a police Justice named Brander-
berge, with a number of citizens, came into the
Commissioners Office, while the examination was
going On, and turned him loose, thus allowing him
to make his escape.
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LOoAL MATrENs. ).
Tar Farrs,o :. .bo,a; !. ~. "a

THs FANS to be held in this city, in the
coaree Of lev days, are ell the talk amonp On,
people. and both Of them promise 10 Be- of ~
highest order. The T. 8. Fair will probably an
pas any exhibition Of the Kind ever held IL the
South; and we have very little douht ~. 49, -
Mechanics Fair will be BY Ear the most attrssti
the Institute has ever lad.
The new hall on 9th street Ii nov 20 nssrly com.
pieted. that the Exhibition Committee will csm-
nence receiving goods next Monday. The ceiling
OF the main ball has been beautifully frssc.,ai
she machine room 10 being fitted up with shsfting
ior motive power-and all the rooms designed for
.re u exhibition, will be fully completed this week
We need not here remind our mechanics and uan.
uAC.u.efs OF the importance OF having specimens
OF saeir skill and Industry in this exhibition and
are sure She ladies are already prepared to am
ne department. allotted to them. with specimens
o' tneir skii aud industry. All classes are utter
take pride in making the exhibition worthv ~
cur city and State. -
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IMPUDENcE.- William Wallace was con-
victed of insalting Sarah Howell, and or dered to
be punished by stripss.
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THE COUNTY CoURT OF HExIIco trans
acted civil business only, during Its session yes
terday.
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'.THE FISHER GIRL"-Barbee's etatue
and "Gratitnde," are on exhibition, opposite the
Exchange Bank. Those who saw the "Coquette"
last fall in this city, not apt to let the oppor-
tunity pass of seesg these two figures.
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WRoxG Pew Margaret Walden, . Pc
tsrsburg free negro, was before the Mayor yester-
day for being here contrary to Law. She was seu-
fenced to the lash, and then released, with the
assurance that If she did not leave 1t once, the
dose would be repeated daily.
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QuErR TAsTK--A son Of Hon. A. G. Talbot, n
C Of Kentucky, has made his debut 10 the ring ..
clown. Tho family 10 ons OF the proadest and
wealthiest 10 Kentucky.
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EARrHQUAKE.-A severe shock of an earthquake
was felt at Line Shore, below Hickman, KY, ou
Tuesday, Sept. 21st. 1t was 80 severe that lady
who was about forty rods from her house when it
commenced, fell down four times before she got 20
her door, 1t seemed though the house would
tumble down. la 1911, the ground sank near the
same place, making lake twelve miles long and
ssyeu wide.
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ssEy- PARKS PoINDExTEB,
ATruKNEY AT LA


VIII practice in the city OF Richmond aud In the
e,un n,ies of Chesterfield, Powhat al aud Amelia
sA- u:,ice in Lise's Builing. corner OF Main and
liLn streeis. SO o%'-i%m
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ay- Couoas, CoLDs, HoAnsEsEss, SC

pr DUDLEY h Co., Importers end
WHOLESALE Dealers IL Choice WINES. Fine BRAN.
DIE, 0sd WHIsKBys ard CIGARS No. ~ Asin
tesst. ~
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Sw1NpLR By EMIGRASr RuNNERs-CharIes Brew,
whose miraculous escape from the wreck Of the
steamship Austria vas chroniced few days ago,
fell into the clutches of q couple Of enigrapt
swindlers in New York, on Saturday, and was de-
frauded out of 1880. Mr.. Brew on bis way to
Fraser river via San Francisco. and being anxious
to purchase ticket for the California steamer of
the 5th inst. took q walk towards West street,
when he ran afoul Of two harpies keeping an efice
In Liberty street, who induced him to buy bogus
ticket, for which he paid them $3.50 The swind-
lers were afterwards arrested, and compelled to
refuHd.
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es5z. TaE FIFTH ANNUAL ExHrBIrIos

oy rHt VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE, FOR ras Pro.
rJ1ItN oY rng MECHANIC ARTs.-rhe new aud pa
cUus hail vi the Institute, Oh 9th street. between
MAN SIi franklin, Richmond. Va. will be opened
tr thv reception OF goods 90 MONDAY, the Ilth
lalls tpeae1 on WEDNESDAY evening, october
t.t y il. ,
Ssa:e ii yuEns, rs we'll as the country st large
are invited avail themselves OF the opportunity
tuH- 81 yrded 10 disps, thei taste and skill in the
cr.iecll Il about 10 be maze.
l'ne ,gsudil hall aad uiiding Of the Institute
viii afford a5cbmmodatiIn sufficient TO make most
ht;rac Fe cisoiay oil Machinery, fJr which abuG-
d4ut motive power viii be furnished. We'll ss Of
ar.:ces Of taste and interest, of whatever ciass
description, which may be exhibited by those Oh
Gsktd "A manufacturing pursuits
Ihe EoA:d II Managers earnestly invite the &C
tiya c -operaii n Of tue mechanics and Industrial
CLASSES ;hT lnghout the country in cJutrouEing to
tHe im mp0rmnI object in view; and would also ex-
press th-r acknowledgment TO the laiies for thei
Interesting contributions TO the preceding exhibi
tiJus, and Won d respectfully invite them TO a
ne@al 0t contributions. i'll order the DISPLAY ia
the Female Department of industry may prove enl
insn,iy worthy OF American female talent
Any Information in reference TO matters of detail
re..!n1 Ire. Jas Bfosne, tharmaa Of the Committee
Exhibition, sth street. next to the Hall OF the In
tituia. au H-2aTtlntoidtd
Ea- CURTAIN GooDs.
JOHN F. REGNAULT,
scr,pv .SGyt tl25 st!s Ns s. srEE STr Now uorar
Of CUETAIN MATisTALs, consisting Of - ''''0-
bhoO
SATIN De .ATSES,
INDIA SILKS,
FRENCH CHINTZ,
LACE CUkrAItS,
GILT C0RNI1ES,
CENTRE TaSSELLS,
ESGLI3H AND GERMAN W0AsTED pAMAshs,
c0FToS DAMisK.
Muslin CURTAINS,
BANDS, PINS, HOOKS,
LOOPS, GIMP, &c,
Which will be sold on moderate terms, and made
in =. Ia. Ep r. lSu
house q this city. The la-est English and French
IA accom- plishsd Draf,sm from of the Iarg
pe,suce, he is enable tn make and haas Cur Iains,
30 as t. i ~ c0npsttieR
lie respectfully requests those who desire CUR.
TAiSS 10 call and examine his stock before pur-
ch sing. Sc 21-Im
ay~R REnovAL.-R. q. HOWE has re.
moved lis CABINET FURNITURE WAR EROOM t.
lar re and elegant brick s.re Governor street,
n few lO3Gs from franklin, and recently occur led
by Hiuford & orter, waere he would be GLAD to zee
lis frisDds IGd the public generally.
Having ehgs aged the services 4 the best WcrEmen,
he is prepared TO execute ok sf all kinds in .is
lae iu best style and at the shortest notce. He
hopes, by prunptIess and attention, 10 merit con
tiuuauce Ut that patronage which has heretofore
been 50 literally besto@ sd upon bin.
His untry frieads wopld do Well to call on him
before making their purchases.
i C HOWE,
se 22-lm Governor street.
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sAs- WATSON has lust returned from

the springs aad wall be happy to see his old friends
aud slos them some of his celebrated CDrystai
NINA fUREo whicn will neither fade or rub out
Lifesi1e PIuTUKE5 in oil pastile, at tAe shorl-
est mott te. ~,
WHtTg sURST'5 OLD GALLERY ~ MAIN STREET No
fIcs ~ ATSUN taxes fIctures from 70 cts 10 SluJ.
Ambro .ypes Melainot pes on leather, and Photo
aphs OF any size, pi n or painted either IN Las
nortrAa painter he does not pretend TO 10 sc them
by tho 90 or by tha aid of machinery suitable for
rSnuIpg railway cars ocean line OF steam
ships Ms has Two SIX yiights. enabling him at al;
tiuies TO get gool Pictures an advantage not pos
sessed py any other Gallery In Richmond.
Ma Ia-dlm
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Mrs. Sinclair Forrest, ID playing leading woman
at the Haynarkst theatre, Loadons this season.
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hHCss.-hacerS and others
woo feel IA interest in the success Of thu nan
course soon to be inaugursted at Ashland, are 10.
,nea 70 read the advertisement Of Proprietor Tay.
seen tnat some ofthe stakes have been reopeued 10
cioss again on 18th inst. We understand .b.t
Nicholas l, Tar River, Lizzie Mcdonald Don Jnsn
olAsner ana Wyckiife arc to meet on THE new
fanny washington, Propeller, Moheean and nany
In the sport. f"''~'Ps''
Ihetrack has now been put In tip.top order. the
IauieS pavilion has been flushed and fittod out IN
excellent style, the judges stand public n.v;iion
Dootns aud stables. have been msds comfortahls
saa convenient, and nothing Is waiting to ensure
. eood time but the gathering together OF the
81 OF hne horses, and the approving smiles
OF the fair daughters of the Old Dominion oiS
hanover. We know, will supply her quota If the
oeautiini and virtuous, and Richmond and Hen
rico will not be wanting
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R6s- Da. JoHA B. WALrHALL, (Homeo

pashis; offers his professional services to the citi
zyns Uf Richmond and its vicinity. 0iice at his re
siieace, on Leigh street. two doors from 9Th.
IN i3---IIY
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egs3- yxw GooDs II have received fl

nae- daozGs g. STEEL, Dentist, Ofios
And residence No. 3d. on Main. between stE and 9Th
era.,ts Kiohmand Va my 3-ly
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ss5- De- ACUILLEs AsCoLI's Office, On |
ON Gk ACE STREET, BErW ZEN 7rH AND srH.
NH Fly
OFFICE OF THE U. s. AND VIRGINIA CENTRAL

september lDlh 1853 }
saR- Books for the entry of ARTICLES,
jntendeifor exhibition at the Fair In Richmond, iu
OctoteF next are now open.
des1 riding mnutey po rible, the character oI
the articc u be sercd will be attended to These
entries must be made pI or 10 the Is 81 October,
to prevent confusion and disappointment
ChAhLaS DiMMOCk,
nc In-t2jO Sec'y Va Cent AG. Society.
~ ON ,e in the Ballard lIou e. opposite the Ex-
oh
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10 Be DRAWN
EANR GxTTRDAY In OTIORER

APPROXIMATIONS PAIZEE.
prizes Of 500, spproximating to $7O.o0o
1 prizes of $780, approximating to sso.ocs
prize are l.3e
prizes cf sa,o. experimenting to $1,000 -
prizes Rs; Il Sis. .ppso1mstins to 5000 s ~
prizes Of sleo. sDprcximatins TO A.oos -.
prizes R1H 81 SIS .pproxim.sinx to ss.oss -
4 prlsos R1ss;f ef rs $50 .pprozin.sins to $500
500 p!1sss g5isss sf e. e. ar. loo.sSs S
:. -, nr,ses. amounting to $4,000
Whole Tickets SO; Halves IS; Quarters 81 ~
n1- Circular showing the plan of the Lotteries
viii be sent to any one desirous of receiving it.
osrtint stes o. PACK Will Dc SOLD ~ the following
osTtifosss i Of = package of ls whole rioass. 50
" 10 quarter q
l9eighth IL
Enclose the money TO our address for the Ticket,
,rc.srcd on receipt Of which they will be forwarded
Dy irst mail. Purchasersean have Tickets ending IL
Yhe List of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be ssni
topurchasers Immediately after the drawing.
,,,a;n and ave their Post once County and S.ate
~ Remember that every Prize is drawn and pay
able in full without deduction. n.,s.
iy after the drawing Other prizes at the usual ti'
Oh sIlfss ccsmmuricat.ons strictly confidential.
Hdtrssa orders for Tickets or Certificates TO
g. SWAN CO., Augusta, Ga.
Or Richmond, Va.
"a Persons residing near montgomery, Ala, Q,
A,lInta GEORGIA cen have their orders tlied. and
save tine. by addressing s. SWAN CO., ct either
az l,st OF the i'm hers that drawn from the
wheel with the amount Of the prize tnat each one u
entitled to, viii be published after every draWingin
tutionslist, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register.
Charleston Standard. Nashville Gazette, Atlanta
nah Georgian, Richnond Dispatch. New aors
fIrEY True Democrat se25
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THE ACCONpJJSUMRNT I

"A THE ACCOMPLISHMENT OF
~ DANCING -oHaS. A. M'EvdY has the
- hon 7 OF announcing to tho citizens of Rich. !
49, mond AID vicinity that the next snrual sts-
sion Of his school for instruction n the above esi
ratle accom- plishmsnt, in ell its various bssnehes
will open at Corn hian Hall, on SATURDAY NOR.
MING, October 9Th, at II o'clock, for young ladies'
misses and masters; and on MONDAY EVENING.
the llth at az o'clock, for gentleman 3
Scholar mar enter on the above named days, or az
any tine before.
TERMS: e -
For whole session 1I6 -
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EEy- PROF. A. J. GEBHA5DT, late of
Williamsburg Female academy, begs leave to offsr
bis services t. the citizaus of hichmcnd IS TEACH
Eli on the PLANO, SINGING VIOLIN. FLUTE,
dUITAK, &c.
He can be seen at the Richmond House, Governor
street.
Refer to: Hon III Wise, c Griswold, Fsq Mai
Nimmo Mr Winston. SO l5-Ims
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BATTERY FRIGAfLS.-Thep port OF Chez bOurg, France,
has just received order to PUT the stocks two
frigAtes, which to be cursssed-that is to say,
covered v ith iron plates from ten to twelve cent?.
metres thick. The engines fer these vessels are Of
q power to class them among the ieetest of nan-of-
var ships. Their armament will bs composed Of
eight enormous rif1ed cannon, each intended for a
long range. and with ogivo cylindrical balls. The
guns will be Of the caiibre OF S0 10 the meantime,
the Jemmapes is going TO be transformed into o
mixed vessel, and barded with iron, like the noat.
ing batteries, battery rgates, they called
In France. England also 10 about to construct some
ST these ttery-frgates but the FrAnch claim the
idea as theirs.
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SEARCH FOR TIE LOST -ERoyAuT UNDER SPIRIT
uAL DrRECrIoSs.-The Toledo (Oho) Blade Of
the 2sih ult., says that two gentlemen, with q
hope inspired by the assurances of some spiritual
lists of Adrian, lefthat city that morning to make
another search for the body of poor Thurston.
Mrs. Aldrich, "medium" of Adrian, gave ont
on Friday morning last, before having seen any oi
tbe party that were in search Of poor Mr.. Thurs
ton, that Messrs. Banuister aud Wood, of that
party, while separated from the balance of the
company in the neighborhOod Of where the bal
loon was found. saw house at a great distance
that they omitted to go to it account OF it's dis
tance aud the difficulty OF getting there. She says
Thurstou is in that house. alive. On yesterday 9TH
OF ''mediums' corroborated this aud said further
ths. Mr.. Thurston was then Sunday suffering
tuh fara
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FIRE IMAM BROTH HERS,
WHOLESALE RETAIL
GPOccPS ~ Commission Merchants,
EAL in Flour, BocOn, Lard Produce generally For
- eign and Domestic Liquors, Wines and Cigors No
North College street, Nashville Tennessee at the Old Stand
EEin Brothers Agents for Huntsville FIGURING Mills
GNRAINI GRAIN !!--Wantsd at the Nashville CITY
" Mills
$1,000 bushels prime Wheat;
10000 do old or damaged Wheat, for distilery;
10000 do Corn for which the highest market price will he
paid in Cash;
1000 do Rye.
The City Mills keeps in store all times Extra Family Flour
Shorts, Bran Ship Stus, &C. which furnished and de-
lvered in large quantities at exceeding low prices.
Call at the Agency Nashville City MILL No g. Market street
Je20-u s. n. HOLLINGSWORTH.
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AaiIp Qnian 4 ansritan



Every one who owns q COW can see at glunce
that it would be profitable to increase The value Of
but every man cannot see how to do It. We can,
and we think that We can make it equally palpable
to our readers. If COW is kept for butter, 1t
would certainly add to her value if the butter-ma
king properties Of her milk shulld be improved In
simmer or winter this can be improved just as the
WELD Of g cultivated crop can be improvedby what
Is fed to each, and tits simply question viii It
pay, in manuriDg OF feeding the other In
dian corn will add to the quantity and quality OF
the butter to very senitivs degree, and At is sil
ply g question Of easy solution, by exepFimeni,
whether It viii add to the profit of the bui
to buy corn ct one or two cents apOuds ana
q portion Of it into butter ct 20 cents 9 Ponu, ~
Whatever the market price OF cern ana Du.iel
be- and another portion Of il into iat ana anolneI
portion Of II into manare for that rs the natural
result of the chemical change produced IN me
laboratory Of q cows stomach. The same result
viii follow any other kina Of feeding. 0OoG pas
ture viii produce sn abundance Of milk, often as
much as the COW can carry; but does it follow that
even then il will not be profitable to feed her with
some more oeaginous food to increase the quantity
Of butter, Just il sometimes proves profitable 10
feed bees to enable them to store more honey It
certainly does appear to us that the value of COW,
feeding upon ordinary winter food may be almost
doubled by making that food suitable for the pur-
pose Of increasing the quantity of milk, If that is
the object or the quantity of butter if that is the
purpose for which the COW IS kept Farmers genef-
ally understand that they can convert corn into
beef, pork and lard, and some Of them know ex-
sctly at what price per busbel it viii Payto convert
1t into these substances; but does any one know at
what rate it viii pay TO convert corn or any other
kind Of feed into any Of the dairy Prodgets Is the
whole business a hap hazard one! We fear SO.
Some persons know that they can increase the
saleable value Of butter by adding The colOring
matter of carrots to il. Does any person knoWthe
value of bushel Of carrots fed toa TO increase
her value as butter producing laboratory2 Experts
mental proof upon this point would be far Wor-
thy Of agricultural prizes than it is to who can
show the largest sized roots; by few carefully
conducted experiments should be able to increase
the value of a COW slmOst at pleasure.--N z. TFl-
bUde.
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CHAMPAGNE, WINES, HRANDIEs, 80. /,

CHAMPAGNE, WINES, BRANDIEs' 80.
N E uiserers otter sale the following choice nran
Wines Brandes- &C;
80 Baskets Star brand;
- Eugene Chquoit, pints sna quarts
10 Widow OF YiTe Clquoti
10 Flsur De SelleTy and Grown brands
. 80 5ooy other choice brands Of Sherry and Ma
deris.
10 cases SFis Abgyathi
10 Curaran and Marashno;
"a Goufey, BOXERS and other Bitters; -.
90 casks London Porter, and EdinhnTg Ales OF FaiOua
q5I(uipes Or choice French Brandies. 49, 80,
ne tEi3e growers Jules Durand, Agent jean LOUIS
,o aid CognaC. lS11, and SazaTic are fully gaihs-
nre and quality and favor by the Agents ioI
re sale Of these brands -.
mines pure Holland Gin, Jamaica Rum Peach and ApPe
ra5dv scotch. Irish, and American Whky Cherry Brnesi
once etc The connoeurs and lovers Of good hes bre
~ stsoct spriii4f A. KERR & co.
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B. L. sTmPsON.

DEP0L
AZ, PUBLIC SQUARE.
nFFEEsto his friends and trade, the largest and best
" lectcns Of Bran Gins, Runs Ports, Madclras, Shsres
and Champagne ever brought % Nashville, consisting Of the FOL
loving brands:
COGNAC BRANDIES.
jules Robins & Co.'S Pale, IA y, \ AID x pipes
otard, Dupuy & Co.'S DO do do do
casdll on Zine Champagne in 4 pipes onlyi ra-s
Aausfisre Feie, an =, = and = pipes
La ROCHELLE BRANP. rps
Peiltvoisin. Pale and Dark, in 4 pipes
1- go u y Z and = pipes.
OtS md GINS.
G[sos f fss99D in pipes;
SR in g pipes;
~ n, in pipes.
Jamaica, very old;
st. Croix, New Crop.
WINES.
DuH Gordon sheFry:
Golden Cluster Madeira;
Pure Juice old Oporto PORT
burgundy Ports;
Malaga Wines, dry and sweet
CHAmPAGNESs
Charles Heidsick, quarts and pints
---- Creme Of Silery, quarts and pints;
hector Cliequart and Fills, quarts and pints;
Grown Brand do DO
Lyon do do do
CLARETS.
200 boxes assorted, HItf
AROMATIC SCHTEDAm SCHNAPPS, IS
the best Sehnapps offered In the United States and its me-
dicinal properties has not Its equal
Before purchasing elsewhere examine yourselves
Remember a. Public Square, az B. F. Shields [junelO
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No. Y, CoESER MAEKET CLARKE STREETS,
Produce g Commission Merchants.
Liberal cash advances made consignments Of Country
Produce.
paving At an tines the market price for Bacon
Lard, Feathers, Ginseng, BeesEax, &c
Al orders accompanied by the cash, filed with prompt
ness and despatch, al moderate Commission, by
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