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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-15
ROBERT FREEMAN. SMITH FREzMAH
FREEMAN BROTHE RS,
WHOLESALE RETAIL
GrOeers & Commission Merchants.

- EAGin FL ur Bocou, rd, and Produce generally, For.
eirn and d mesc Liquors. Vines and Cig0rs, No. z
North College sr NASHVILLE Ienuessee, the Old Stand
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NEW STOCK OF OVERCOA CS.--Just received
~ by A. J. Duncan Co.. 800 0vercoats Of all sizescheap
Decl5 A J. DUNCAN & c..
HTINTER GOODS-Of all kinds at low prices To re-
w duse stock. Merchants will do we'll call early.
DecI5 A. J. DUNCAN & CO.
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Valuable Lots for sale.
HAVE f1r sale the following ground. which CELL
no fair pris long CREDITS say from to eight years,
with interest
l5 Boods Addition to Edgehed 50 feet by II Deep
Lot No. . Fosters Addition Edgeeh 40 by 10 deep
Lots No. 10, l3 and 1872 in Sheys Addition Edgehtld 30
feet by 10 deep each
Lots No p g. 81 and south Nashville, Lanes Adiitian
Lots No. d, 4 j, and 10 feet Of 3. ia Ewing's Addition.
Lots No 9, J. F. Becurs plan in Book Il, page 40.
Lot No. 10 in Nelson's Addition.
deel0-a e2m " HOBsON.
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Administrator Notice.
TNyE estate Of Elias Jackson deceased the county
Of Humphreys been by the undersigned suggested
Clerk Of said County Court be therefore notify
persons holding claims against estate e them with the Clerk
Of Humphreys Comfy Court before the Goth day Of May
1859 authenticated the Law directs for pro dstrbp
ton, or they win he forever barred. Nov. 90 1858.
WIN. c. JACKSON,
nov30-W4wprsfeeS3. Admir- Of Dan'l Jackson, decd.
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Time sale OF Grocerless at Auction by
HARRIS, GORDON a. COMPANY.
ON TUESDAY next 2ls inst, will for sale at Auo-
" ton,
100 hhds n. o. Sugar, all 50 bxs Langhorn SONS
grades; Tobacco;
go bgs choice Rio Coffee 50 bxs GOdWins Rosebud
500 bbls Deans Whisky; 80 do Keene & Smiths do
500 bxs No. ] SOapi 100 reels Cotton Rope;
100 do Star Candles 50 bills Vinegar;
500 kgs Nails, all sizes;
With many other article.
TERMS-AH under $500 cash-alI over $500, sixty
days for approved endorsed notes payable in bank.
DecI5d HARRIS, GORDON & Co.
GLOVER SEED. --Fffteen bbls Pennsylvania Glover
Deci5 HARRIS, GORDON & Co.
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THE MAGAZINE FOR 1859.
GOdeys Ladys Book for January commencing volume
Subscriptions received BY F.HAGAN.


FHyHE fine passenger steamer JOHN GAULT, -
BUNCE, Master will for the shove and in 80
termedate ports, Tuesday, the 18th instant, ct
O'Clock, P. NJ For freight passage apply board orto
decI4 II. II. HARRISON, AGENT
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GROCERIES.

NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
Send for specimen Numbers, PrOspec-
fuses, &c. Make mp Clubs immedia teiys
Dec. l5-dtwSLW1t.
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CSTANGHAT MATCHES.-aWe have reduced tI
\ price OF this hest AMI cheapest Match.
We opening large assortment Of German Cigars
J. W. LANGLEY & co.
decl5 rB A. Union street.
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Auction Sale OF Groceries
BY
KIRKPATRICK, NEVENS q co

No. 50 Market Street,
ON FRIDAY, December 18th II O'clock A. NJ, will
offer for sale, at our WAREHOUSE large assortment Of
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ADVERTISEMENT

WOODS, Hair REsToRATIvE.-Among all
Preparations for the hair tEut have been in.
pfGduced as infallible. none Has ever given
he Satisfaction OF gained the popularity that
ProG Woods HaiT Restorative now has
His Restorative has passed the ordeal Of in
hume Bile fashionable toilets, and the ladies',
wherever they have tested It, pronounce it
peerless artidle. They find where the hair
.is thinned, that 1t creates freeR growth
thai it fully restores the Vege,ative power Of
the denuded places, and causes the fibers t.
shoot forth anew--that it disolves and re-
moves dandruf. prevent groynees, restore
the hair to its original color when greyness
has actually supefsened, gives rich luster
finpsrts the softheas and fexibil,y Of silk tt
the hair, and keeps It always luxuriant
healthy and in full vigor.lN Y. 7rsSaas. 81
Sold BY oil respectab bic Druggists.
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Fine t:,ttfe.

Our cd friend and former townsman, Mr..
H !. Miller, Of West Liberty, still having
a fondness for the things Of Hardin, dropped
down among US one day in November last
to inquire after the whereabouts Of few fat
oxen. We directed him to HarFey Buck
minister, knowing thrt the old gentleman
had few Of the kind sougat after. He
went over, and on the 10Th Of November,
bought OF Mr.. Buckmihihter eight head of OK.
EN-, - be stall,Ied, and d livered on the first
day Of the presentmnnth. On the first day
Of the month the oxen were re.weished and
deliy rcd, and in the four months and hall
between tho purchase and delivery OF the
cattle, the average gain per steer was just
-four hunArfa aFa to tyfvspotnds! Mr.. Mil
Ter says thai this is the best evid nee Ct the
righ. kipd of feeding on record. and our Oh
friend, Bnckmi!lister, says that he Can do II
again. X nton Republican. ...
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Terrible Fight with Pistols ahd
ROWke KNIVES;

On Saturday evening one Of the bloodfest
and most desperate encounters ever record.
ed, even in the ahnals Of Kentucky, took
place in Springfield, Washington county,
between Ben Palmer and w. Mack Booker.
The former was instantly killed, and the
latter is not expected to survive bis wounds.
There had been some ill.feeling between
the two, arising from the election OF Book.
er to the commdnd.of COMPANY that had
been raised In that county to go TO Utah.
The particulars OF the desperate affray are
these: The parties met In the bar.room Of
a tavern in. Springfield, and an alteration
instantly ensued. enc or the other first using
his fists. Each then drew a revolver, and
fred four shots piece in rapid succession.
three of Palmer's hitting Booker1-one In
the left hand, . second in his leg, and q
third in the left breast. The hrst shot fred
by Booker struck Palmer in the groin, pene.
trating the bladder--a mortal wound. lie
was also wounded in the leg. After ex'
hausting his shots. Palmer hurled bis pis'
tol with, all his strength against Booker
who, thinking himself MORALLY wounded
sei1ed the other with his left hand by tit
coat COLLAR and throwing away his pistol
drew bowie knife and stabbed the unfortu.
nate Palmer nine times in the breast ant
hody. The latter fell dead in his tracks
his body streaming blood at-eyery poro.-
Booker may possibly survive his wounds
though it is thought the shot in the breaa
will prove fatal. ...~,s.e e.4
Booker is the son Of Judge Paul Booker
for msny years District Judge in th
Etass. palmer 10 a son Of Hon. r. c
Palmer, * Senator from Washington coun
VI snd : ersndton Of the late Ben Hardi
'pf IGkaste@a Lossispills CcSrisr.
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GrassA0pbcrs.

Our country Is alive with grossnoppers =
They are all s'a"s from En- eighth to three
fcurths of an inch long, and as plenty as at
any time last year, and vet one lenth of the
eggs which will hatch, have not hatched =.
Our farmers say it is no use to sow or plant,
as the grosshoppers will eat everything up.
We would ~ to them, Tat they would
do we'll to Sow every inch OF land possible
SOW and plant as m9ih as y,t lhihk you
will need for yourselves, ard then sow as
much more for the grasshoppers. BE Iiber
oil with them, ond Prrbaps they will leave
something for yGu. Recoilect il you donH
SOW ycu can't reap-grasshoppers or nc
grasshoppers '-stick in the seeds and defy
the Little insects C1uncI Bluff Bugle
April Isl. . .,. a.Nl..,.. .-.5. st
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disastrous Fire m CInctnuatI.

The Commercial OF the 14th,. says: At
q few minutes past O'Clock, on Tuesday
morning, fire was discovered in the fourth
story Of block Of buildings on the, south
west corner Of Western Row and Pearl
street, known as Forts Row, and, although
the alarm was Immediately given, and the
FIRE engines in an almost incredible short
space. OF time were upon the spot, vet the
material which fed the flames was OF such
a combusti6le character, that before water
could be poured upon the building the fire
had gained such alarming headwny as to de-
fY the immediate efforts Of the brigade.
The scene Of the conf hogration was a
solid block Of four story buildings, the cor
ner one, On Western Row and Pesrl street
being occupied as a german tavern and
coffee house, cqlled the Brookville House,
which was kept by peTssn named John
Closterman. This was completely guttsd,
and but little Of the furniture saved. Ad-
joining the tavern, the lower portion OF the
store had been occupied BY Messrs. Mooney
& Co., but at the time, il was UnoccUpied.--
Next was R. Woods feed store, and west OF
that the mahogany chair store Of Mr.. Will
liam Fisher. The greater portion of the
upper part of the buildings fronting on the
Canal was occupied by Mr.. John Mitchell,
who, we understand, had 200 dozen of chairs
stored there, and Mr. Henry Closterman.
who also had valuable stock Of furniture
upon the premises.
In one Of the buildings on Western Row,
about $50 10000 worth Of fl ur was stored
which was badly damaged by the water ap-
piled 10 the extinguishment Of the fire -
Altogether the loss is from S25, 900 to &c.
I'6eO. The CommerciGl adds: ,... .
We regret to add to the unfortunate cata-
tloque, that Of the death of an estmable
Young man named William Gather, who
wus acting as n substitute for one Of the
members of Fire Company IA. He was
Upon the roof of the building of Messrs
Root Il Goes Commission House at the
| time that the Ere was at its height, anC
stepping buck to avoid the fragments of Q
falling wall, he pitched head foremost down
! an area which served 10 light the lower par
Of the building. When taken up It was
found that he still brea,hed, and he wa'
carried t. the drug store of POulsen & Co.
Corner of Third street, ond Western Row
where medical aid was rendered, after which
he was conveyed to the residence, on, thu
corner Of Mound and George streets, tut W,
heard at late hour last night that he diet
/ before midnight. Several accidents, bu
none Of q serious nature, occurred during
hthe fire, by persons falling into the canal
One of the porters in the employ ihent o
Root & Coe, was run over by hose car
riage, but escaped with slish, confusion
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[Advhrtisement.l

DYSPEPSIA AND DEBlLlTY CtRE6.-Thro,
dore frank, E,q., OF the Pittsburg and Steu'
benville Railroad Office, says, 'For years
] have been an invalid from Dyspepsia.-
with hope Of relief, ! resorted to many
advertised, remedies, but failed in deriving
the benefit sought for. uatil | tried youi
HOLLAND BITTERS, the happy efectt
Of which Upon the digestive organs. and ii
restoring a deoi!tated systeri, cahses, me tc
recommend it confidently to all suffering
rom Dyspepsia.
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MaRRLEh

In tbis village on the 18th inst, BY Rev
I'D. Morton, Mr.. JosEPH VANcE apd Miss
HARRIET w. HALL, daughter Of L. w
Hall, Esq, Editer Of Psrtdgs County DEM
ocrat, all Of Ravenna.
AT Newton Falls, on the 10Th inst. by
Azor Abeli, Esq. Mr. NELSON CoEvERsI
Of RoUtstown, and Miss SARAH L. PARKER
ofNswton Falls. ? |..
For their remembrance of US, each Of the
above hsPpy pairs will please accept ouI
thanks, as well as our best wishes for thei
future happiness and prosperity. -
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IAduertisem ment.l

ONO STATE AND UEloN Law CoLLESE.-
This institution has been removed to CIeve
land, Ohio. Belfees are leg"l'y conferred,
land students upon Graduting may be admit
ted to p 1ctice. For circulars, address at
Cleveland, M. A. KING,
December E4, l857-iy Secretary.
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PHILADELPHIA, Apri! l9.-It is reported
that the Rev. Dudley A.Tyng died at hi
residence in Montgomery county this ter
noon, from the effects Of recent accident.
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LADIES DRESS GOODS.

LADIES DRESS GOODS.
Black Silk, fro" 81 ''ss'0'
Fancy silk, striped and plain
ChangeabIe Silk very 't'''''"''
Merinos, p'a'n-''' co '''''
Merinos, plaid and ns'''d' ...
Delaines, all H'0'-P'''n and a'nr'''
Dekines, '@He'-''F' h'n'''n''
CraveIlas, plain and striped
Cobusgs, all ''''F' and ''''''' -.
Debeg;es, striped aud plain
Gingham excellent from 's'0'' cents
Prints, aO's pile from sss'aa cents.
Broche ShaNis, single and double
Bay State do, cheap
Thibet and Stella do, beau "''''
MantilIas and MantilIa Cloth.
! Caters, black and ''l'r'd'
ShooS calf, morocco and soat.
Hosiery, wool and ''''"'
Shirts, bone and ''rd'd'
HOOPS, brass and ''''''
| - !. =
Gloves, t'd' cloth, cotton and wool.
Gauntlets;, cloth and KID
Collars. lace, eanbde and ansl'.
Sleeves, swiss and e'mOr'c'
Dress Trimmings, a" endless variety
/ Wool Hoods and Comforts.
4
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RAvENNAa. A. MARKET-AfRlb a..

DUTTERl.2O, 900 pounds Of Butter waht-
DAD. for wlich he highest msrket price viii be
raid ~ N e,g9s STREAToR, DAILY q, Cos
iakaisrevflie .sspkembsV 10, 1857.
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= SPECTACLESsl |!

Observation-Disclosures Butts csle-
u brated Psriscopic Pebble Glasses, ackno wledged
by Alto b the bsst article for detective vision evel
inyentSd, We have lne stock OF them Y
January als Ie5e bAkku q W ALI.
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No transient advertisements
will be inserted unless paid for
In advance. e...
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SENTINEL.
: -L'oCAL AND PERSONAL

No atill forbid" adver-
tlseiiTents will be inserted in this
r;ar,a. r. -.
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=.
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
Cloths, black brown and blue
Cassiiin1Iesires, black and fancy.
Satinetts, black, mixed and S'a''
Kentucky Jeans, '''p''''''
FulIed Cloths, ''e'''''' for P'"'''
Overcoat | 9th, various ''"dA
Satin yestings, fro" 'a oss''
Silk Velvet do , from "a 'es'
Fancy Silk do, from -''..'t - 'os''''
Cheap Vesting, FRO" '7'"''o''
Hosiery, for s'H'''"'"
Gloves, .''t' buck and wool.
Hats, wool and fur
Shirtings, p'''" and fancy
Boots, coarse and hn''
Sh oes, mems and '"'''
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CARp.-Mr. and Mrs. M. STUART will be
happy to receive calls from their friends at
theiTTo -
April 20, ls5S-lw
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NENT'S Fur Gloves and Mpflers, Ladies'
" cloth and kid Gauntlets, and Ladies, Gloves Of
eycry desc crirtion, at FOE bRo,b.
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HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.

HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
fTIE subscriber desires TO call public attention to
Il his extensive assorimen, Of
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
complete every department consisting
GARNET FURNITURE
very extensive collection embracing almost every very conceivable
from the most expensive 20 the cheapest kinds.
FRENCH CHINA.
ban plain white richly dinner dessert and
a large assortment Of vases ...... ....
dinner and tea ware u detached pieces
Hci cups and saaeer., with and without notices
Will large variety fancy articles appropriate to decorate the
ctagere, parlor table and toilet
RoN-SToNE CHINA.
Dinner tea and toilet sets
Also detached pieces, Of the latest shapes
GLASSWARE.
American, French, ANA Bohemian such
Decau,ers Gagons goblets, chalnpagnes
Carrots, hooks, sherrics, Mpieiras isirgmics
Iiqueurs, tImberz, finger bowls ,ceieries
Water bottles, aoat bowls dishes, salp pitchers, &c.
TABLE CUTLERY.
In half dozen hfy-oue AMI hfy three pieces
Also, ivory handled knives only
Caryers and forks steels, &c
BLocK.TIN GOODS
Such as chahng dishes, from 81 inches
Coffee and tea coffee pots tea pots coffee higgins &c
PLATED GOODS
Such a urns tea
spoons ami forks, casors, covered dishes
Ftchers cake aud fruit baskets, walters, sc.
JAPANNED GOODS.
Sach walters, tea trays and In sets
Plate warmcrs slop jars, foot tubs, water cans, &c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Solar lamps girandoles, wood .. ..-
TENDERS and irons, brushes shoves and tongs
tIai hoIs, step ladders door mats, rattan goods
Wane irons, willow Britannia
Brorzcd iron goods cooking requisites every description
Together with articles utility aud
deemed necessary parcuarize.
IOusekaepers will lind decidedly their interest examine
and prccs They will only find large from
which make selections but pledge myself to sell cheap the
description goods be purchased The Eastern
cities
Goods delivered any Of the city Georgetown free Of
chtrge.
Having recently imported direct from Europe extensive assor
French and china prepared 10 offer strong
inducements to the trade.
oct aS-lawgw c. w. B0fElER, Iron Hail.
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o. 100 c0lored medium, (assorted eoors.)
ClAss7
No 1000 writing paper 10 20 inches weigh twenty
eight pounds
300 writing 10 by 26nehes weigh twenty
three pounds per reanl
$500 writing paper, is by % inches, TO weigh
twenty six pounds.
100 realms writing paper, IS by % inches, to weigh
twenty four pounds per realm
g. $40 reams writing paper is by is inches 10 weigh
twenty two pounds per rehm
O. 400 writing IL by Is inches, to weigh
twelve pounds
papers aud contain $50 perfect
otd ques they be made Of the
anteraon hused the best
The papers white blue Of the regular stand
quired class TO be white, and OF the
sizss md weights specified In the schedule.
reserved ordering greater or less quantity Of each
all the classes be furnished
such quantities the public service
Each considered separately, and be usci
may the classes
In the proposal
No proposals. unless accompanied by the
guaranty bidder bidders his their proposal shall be
will obligation with good and sufficient
furnish articles proposed Blank forms for proposals will
be furnished will be taken liberation
unless substantially agreeing herewith.
the several classes must be delivered .; such
place designated Washington city good
DER every charge expense and subject the
inspection count weight and Of the Superintendent
aud be in all respects satisfactory
Samples all the required DO at this oee
will be persons apply wing for them.
proposals will be opened In the required by law ION
Tuesday after the nt Monday December next th
md will be awarded To the lowest bidder
Proposals BowNAS Superintendent
Public Printing Capitol OF the United States and endorsed
proposals for supplying paper"
5--eod
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once superintendent oflne Public printing.


DK0P0SAIS FOR FURNISHING TIE PAPER
II FOR TUE FtBiC PhNrINGn pursuance u the provisions
- se ~ % provide Tor executing the pubhc pftntns &e,
proved Ansai 20 1854 scaled proposals viii b. eceiyc4 h
once IN hs ca until ihe art Monday eth day. Dccembe
@ the public printing Cor the year ending se la of Deem
Der, 1858.
The sasjne list speeches nearly the
quantity qaary and description Of each Kind q that vii be
required
GAsI.
10000 ne printing paper unondued To measure "a BY
80 inches and 10 weigh ornve pounds the Of 400 sheets
Class
printing paper "a b. %
inches weigh any pounds sheets
superaus printing paper eaIeadered
- BY 81 inches and 10 weigh forty eight pounds % s
onsA
ssprne map paper calenderoa Of such
urng aehs and weighing pounds Of aso
sheets.
200 reas superane plate paper aonefed
may rqued 10 BY "a inches and Of such weight
may be required.
fc nbro the paper
cotton with other sub
stances whteness, aaes of twenty -four
each
perfect Uaoy color, thickness, and weight
viii be bundle eNclasse % wappers) varying
from the standard weight viii hc reoey
gross required Mixing o. various
hekncsses bundle make the weight viii be con
sidered a violation Of the contract
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE = Co, Auolioneers.

n5 jas =. MCGUIRE A. Cos Auctsonecrs
E,ACELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
H Effects At Public se0n "Wednesday November ~
al 10 O'Clock al the residence upefuan esq.,
syvana avenue, between Third had Streets shall
seli NE entire Furniture and Elects, oatnprisag
A.ay carved spring sofas, dans rockers, oonans
and farl9r chairs
Mahogany dining aud card tables
Very large gt fano bracket
Dana and acs curtains, oornee
Glt aud buH window shades, lounge
brasseisi three ply, and iagraiR carpets
stair carpets, tdbcljll. rods and
Very superior soid mahogany bedseads
hnudsonle mahogany drezains aud plain bureaus
-oiid mahogany ~ardIobes
Marble top washslands
superior feather beds holsters, and pillows
Bankets COMFORTS toilet
Cane aud wood seatcha tables
Cafied-hair aud husk
Mahogany siioboard dining tables
French china gnd band dinner glassware
Superior silver plea Tea cake baskets eaors, knives and
forks
Cooking stove, radiator and other stoves
Together with general kichen requisites.
Terms 80 aud under, cash;
70 days Tor satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing
y She house for rent inquire premises.
JAS c. MCGUIRE co.,
Nov I'D Aaetloneera.
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y0R pAIrNoNv AM Tnr FAST
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ORANGE ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
WASHINGTON CITY Virginia Tennessee Georgia. Alabama,
Assissippa, Louisiana, Arkansas, and fcxss.
Through be great
Pennsylvania sixth Washing
Ferry iagc,
Alexandria Railroad Alexandria.
To Richmond, Danvie Lynobburg Bristol Knoxville Dalton
Chattanooga Nashville iInulssilr Grand
Meinfass Montgomery, aud New Orleans.
a Railway Memphis
Aiordng greater Fxpeo Comfort being
than by any other
O'Clock, Alexandria, where tho
stock Sc y. points Southwest
making snreA and connexions Memphis,
baggage oheo, avenue,
O'Clock, m, and 7, D.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent,
June 1S-f Washington
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
$. G. Herring q Co.'s patent Champion SAFES.

y. q HerTInK q GUS FAIcnt CnRmpIOh SA1cDs
TIME subscribers, grateful for past favors and
Il finding that discriminating public
that extent that
their stock have enlarged their depot by opening
and slesrom broadway
poc the City Hall This enlargement warehouse with the
enlargement factory
hand al Gre burglar
proof safes than other establishment the world
viii be had 10 constructing safes private
with other furniture for the security Of plate and ewoy
.
VIII hand make
doors, and bank vaults Halls patens powrpr
Jones Crygiers
patent letter lock, without key.
s. G. HERRING & Co.,
Nos. 1856, 1877 and 1870 Water street, and
No. 25l Broadway, corner Murray ST., New York
y. C0yIE CO., Agents
Washington D..
d. W. KNOWLES Agent
May 26-1y Richmond Virginia.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-11-10
BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
Nov2l

T,RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON
i tho virtue Of deed Of trust bearing date on the 2ad
duly recorded Ia Iiber j. A. No. 1874
Land records for Washington county the
under-igne viii sell public
auction in premises Thursday the
emhcr ~ 1885, four O'Clock the western part Of lot 5,
square OF Washington the said said lot
inches back the whole
depth or the lot
third cash, and the remainder equal
months, with interest
the the The
within otherwise the
right resell the risk and Of the first purchaser Al
ancing at the purchasers cost.
II WM H. WARD, Trustee,
Oct 3D-~dN Jas, G. MCGUIRE & Co. Aucpnears