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Havana Cigar Store,

hhANtH uF 1iltc> tAIllOAA,
Nc : Cedar .Nyef, eg9sssie fAs CoaasSzrsai Efksi
TsHR PARTNERSHIP hsrrtaloTe ssxisging between
IL Thomas gardona and The undersigned having been
dissolved, s his insezof the Cigar bsrs!-
lie rslnrns thAxks 10 Ia anmerasz eassssn~Fs
FOR thelr liberal JzatroaAtse, s1 tl1rnas tean al lie
ntezlds V keep castzntiy h1od ssirasiia ssak Il
CleaFs Of the aacsl snd bza brsn1s ever hro.shf a,
this market, Ni.ich hc wH sii Al naoerste pfces by
The box he lnFss As Odd and TIE pubs
ssn-E4lly u give hlEa cali
JAals c. e1IogAr.
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FINHIS great specific which Is a triumph in the pro-
Il eress Of medical science Of tie nineteenth cen
tury, - not presented public free from pam suf-
terlg, ana disease. It was not discovered.
prepared for those Possessed Of health aud
bus constitution, but Tor large class who are suffer
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.iENnIs. March 2.Ish7

W :, BENNETT, Esq-ilear sir.--The facts within our
knowledge OF the durability, &C, of Vests Galvanic
Cement, are these; The building you covered for
last Spring am happy u state has swrred our
pcctations We can, therefore, recommend Il 10 the
public for all roofing purposes; as light cheap, hre
and water proof roof. 1t does not get soft and
from the effects Of the heat Of the sun: does
harden and crack from the effects Of the cold. ANY
persons wishing % know Of this article can call
al our manuiactory.
y s RRICE & 90.
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pirrftorD.
Government Of the United States.

SUPREME COURT OF TIE UNITED STATES.
ROGER D. TASEY, Of Maryland, Chief Justice.
JoHN McIRAN of Ohio Assnciate Iustlce
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II. p. NEELY, President,
NJ. {. 4 7. 4. x. Co.

ENGINEERS GENERAL SUF'Is OFFICE, MKAruIs AND
1HARIEsTJS RAILROAD.
MBHHs, June 2G, 1857.
To WHOM IT COVCERN,-Ifis Is certify that the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Company have pur-
chased Of ". ; Bennett, the night % prepare aud
upon their Ieputs, Buildings, Cars, &c, &c. Vests
Caivanic patent fire and water proof Koolng and that
We believe i To be an economical and durable cover
ing, having already had IL for eight months.
SAN. TATE, President
J. {. ARMS, Gcul Supt.
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Thomas Ford black smith living near Cass avenue
on Tenth street, had a horr.bie running his
foot. He tried various liniments, Slvcs, &c, but
could do Q good. lie cespaired of ever being Hbls
10 work ms trade again, because he could not bear
any weight ou hs foot; and by one small bottle of
Mclean Volcanic llnnnent lac rs now perfectly cur
ed.
Rheumatism, Paralysis, Neuralgia, Bruises, Sprains,
StiuAcss tAc joints Muscles, SoTe Throat, swell
ings, Far 9chr Tooth-ache, Wounds, Fresh Cuts,
Sores, Burns Scalds, Pains &c-, yield 10 the magcn
influence OF sims wonderful iiniment. rr
For Horses and Caftc !; Is an nfallibe remedy for
Chafes. Calls, Scratches, Cracked Heels, lamcne
SPAWN, swccny, Splint, Fstua, Bruises, Swellings,
Wounds Rattlr Snake Bites, and various other diseas
- which animals liable 10 from injuries acci-
dents
livery Country Merchant should obtain supply Of
McLean's Volcanic oil LInmcnt II sells rapidly be-
u always cures.
A liberal discount viii be made merchants who
buy % sell again.
Or FOR sale by j. II. MCLEAN, Proprietor, corner
of Third and Pine streets ~ Louis, Missouri; also for
sale above. nov3
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Masir, piano5 etc.
McCLURE'S MUSIC SALOON
PREMIUM PIANOS.

4 LARGER stock than usual Of these .ssIE---l
II Celeb 'at"l lInuS, manufactured EIt-=-r Faf
by \. II. Gale * Co.. aut ~JaHNay & r II II n Il
sous, (Which took the premium at the Il j
Mechanics FaIry Is now offered at very low figures
for cash folr months paper. Ny stock Of sheet
3Iusc, Books, Nolins. Accorjrous Flutes etc is also
very !args, embracing all the different SIZES styles
and qualities
have also addc! the following articles to my bus
ness Iab, Ol-C-oths, Ct colprs,) Oh Cloth Rugs
FeatherDustsrs, and %. Celain Ornaments, such rs
Candies ticks, Glrandoes Lamps, and Clocks. The
attention OF the ladies' IS particularly invited Call at
the Oh Music store, No. o3 Union street.
JIu-5 JAS i. MCCLURE.
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MNfhis 'hh-- ltf' oth, le0O
To WHOM IT MAY toNCfJlN:-lhs . 10 certify that
W. : Bennett covered two roofs for me last spring
with CpmVos ton called Vests Patent Galvunic Cc-
mcnt one OF them WAS deck, tlic other old
shingle roof, which giving perfect satisfaction lie
also repaired domer window which leaked badly and
had baied the skin Of Carpenters prevent eaG
ing, ~hich he succeeded IN making perfectly tight.
do most cheeHully recommend his mode 81 roofing
tie pCblc for all roofing purposes and believe 10 be
permanent fixture against fire and water
u. CONkRFI1,
pruysrietor Commercial Hotel.
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. SPnlGOrA.

JoHN BELL, (Arnnrctn) whose terIA explres in 1850
ANDREW Johnson, (Dcmocrat) whose term expires
in 1903
A-o. p NICHOLSON, (DcmncraD has been elected TO
take the place of Mr.. Bell and his term viii expire in
1865.
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hr. Bennett has done small amount u roofing
for me IA hs peculiar way with Cotton stuff coated
with Preparation The basis II which appears 20 ke
Coal Er- IL = very etectual aud iht roof and ap-
pears 30 promise considerable durability, from the
pTcservative qualities uf the compOston which pcnc.
tra;cs the cloth and protects from the nfrnce ~ the
air and water. The Composition does net iiquily aud
run from the efcts of tie heat of ne sun m summer:
nor does harden and crack from the Influence IN the
cold q Winter p MERRILL
Oct- e-ly.
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CONGRESS.

The First session Of the 18th Congress began on Nor
day, Dec. 7th, 1857. Tie Vice President Of the Uni
ted states il President ez-afcio Of the Senate James
j. Orr, OF South Carolina, is the present Speaker Of
the House Of Representatives, and James c. Allen Of
Illinois, Is Clerk. The following list Of tie Con
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SERIES---N0. 679.
Meoifal.
Persons OF ConSumptiFe Habits,
READ THESi

Persons OF C0nSumptiFe Habits,
READ THIS!
ITO THE KFENBERG COMPANY: For the first
time m my life am induced to certify 10 the truly
wonderful effects 0f a popular medicine but in send
ing you the certificate feel that only dischargng
duty that owe 10 the GTsefenberg Company and
more especially 10 suffering humanity
About the first Of June last had a negro man taken
with cough attended Witl, restlessness sp;ltiug OF
blood, and other dangerous symptoms OF consumption
immediately called in truly skiful and scientific
phl scah VINO t9id me II was case Of consumption
he treated him for several weeks. but he gradually
grew worse. then had another physician OF great
reputation IN lung diseases He examined him. and
also decided it to be hopeless case Of consumption
and sad it was useless TO spend money in trying
had previously promised the 6regenberr ARents
here, lhessrs Wells Lowel) that when the doctors
gave hun up ! would Try the Greienberg Consump-
ives Balln did SO and ~ my agreeable SURPRISE
the man began TO improve after taxing only Eve or six
doses he took only two bottles OF the Balm and
three oottes OF the tirsefenberg Ssapara Compound
when cost me the small sum VI nine dollars and to-
day consider him entirely cured He is worth 81 600
and he Is doug iae good service on The plantation.
left. JOHN NYEJS
Claiborne Ala.
have used the Grsefenberg Consanptve's Ealrn in
severe cases Of consumption in my practice with the
happest effect wish all wonld use it.
5. MEDARIS, N. u,
Ioten's Wells Tenn.
The Graefenberg Consumptye's Balm VIII etIectually
cure Consumption ana all Complains Of the lungs In
cases OF Cold on the Lungs and Chest, Languor com
bined with Difficult Breathing. Pains the Chest and
Bronchitis, the Grscfenberg Consumpjive's Balm viii
elect complete cure and preveut the dselsr from
becoming "A confirmed COnsuInpiiun. Ia all cases de
lays are dangerous They hundred fold to
all diseases having a tendency To CONSUMPTION We
earnestly advise all 10 procure the COnsumptve's Balm
in season.
Es- The price Of the Consumptivcs Balm is 50 per
botte ALEX. MAcREsZIE. Nashville
Agent for the Gr,efenberg Company, for Tennessee,
Aaoant' and Georgia GJan-5-u
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The salary Of the President sc5 900 per annum-
that Of the Vice President 5000. Each member Of
the Cabinet receives 8, 900 The salary Of
the Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Sc 500 and
OF each Associate Justice 81 900
The Cnited States Circuit Court for this tho stb
Circuit) is held in Nashville on the frs, Monday in
Narch-Justee Catron prosiitug with Jacob NcGavock
Clerk.
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T.
This VIII certify that the ~ c. * T. T. f. Go. have
purchased of Mr.. ". :. Bennett the right u use on
their Cars Bridges, Buildings, Sc &c. Vests Gaiyan-
&c Cement Having seen il used and tested. have no
hesitation in recommending be the best and cheap
est covering nOw ia
IL II. 4.
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llLtIlIlsf IE7N- llln 10 In1Is
To TIE PrUJcs-W :. Bennett made Application 10
Us last Summer 10 cover our bGiilings With Vests
Salvanic Cement; Il being new thing. thought
Nould try Il, had applied 70 blacksmith shop and
Engine House, attached o. the Foundry They have
proved al required % water proof roof having with.
stOod some Of the greatest storms and are giving good
satisfaction We can only aid uy L and YOU vii be
Satshea. CUkIIs KNAPP, Iron Founders.
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STOVES FOR THE TINES.

lust received from Cincinnati, a few of BIINT's
d COAL COOKING RANGES, small size which Ne
ars prepared 10 furnish Cincinnati prices, with
penscs added.
ALSO.
A COED assortment of GOAL COOKING STOVES which
we III put ap and warrant, and whch now that coal
Is cheap and in the reach of every one the Stove
for Use.
ALSO,
FRANKLIN STOVES for Coal and Wood.
CANNON AND RADIATOR sIoNE u, fer Coal.
CHAMBER AND blAlNt- ROOM SIOykS, for Coal.
ALSO,
Thirty Handsome Pa;terns faFior Crates from Wul.
Jaekson's Mandatory. New York Common Mantle
ana jamS Crates all and patterns, which wil
sell low 10 Tie
MACKENZIE 4 WILSON
Dcc ls--tI
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Proprietor Commercial Il


SUFETuSrNpESr's OFTIcE, MENPIns & ONO r 4. }
MEalPHIs, TISN., Feb. IL, 1857
Ma BENNETT;-near Slr;-tiur company having been
troubled very much with leaky cars pas u your
Patent Paint upon them, and FAR my kno~cdgc
extends, can cheeriully recommend Il - any sho
wish a dry roof VI any SORT.
Yours, &C, H. COFFIN, Superintendent
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Inc senate CONSISTS 81 81 members two from
each OF the 30 States. Tie House of Representatives.
is composed OF 2"7 members. rs follows: Maine C.
New HAMPSHIRE 3, Vermont 2, Rhode Island . Nassa
chusetts II, Connecticut !, New York g. New Jersey
3, Pennsylvania IS, Delaware !, Maryland G. Virginia
l3 North Carolina S, South Carolina G. Georgia s. Ala.
btna \ Florida ], Louisiana J, Mississippi s. Texas 2
Arkansas ,, Tennessee 10, keLtacLy TO- Ohio q Iu-
diana II, Michigan !, Illinois 9, Missouri l. Iowa 2
Minnesota 3, Wisconsin 3 California ? Bcs.les these
the Territories Of Utah, Washington Oregon, Ncbras-
ka' Kansas and New Mexico, have ole Delegate eacL
in the House Of Representatives.
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nasbuillf Patriot.
Il TER MS

TERMS:
Tri-weekly, per annum .... 90
MeeSIy, per annum, ,---.....-.......-. 90
One Weekly for two years, or two Weekles
for one year, in advance, ... S 90
When the Daily, Tri-weeky, Weekly is 70 be
discontinued (paid in advance at the time subscribed
for) the subscriber must order otherwise il will be
continued, at option. until paid for and stopped
III not paid, must be paid at the time Of discontinu-
ance, or at our option II the party good will be
sent until paid.
risk
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LIVERY STABLE.

IITM T. WRIGHT 4 co. would respect ~
w fully inform the ze0s uf Nashville IN
and the public generally, that they have LSIA
purchased the acti known Livery Stable and siocK
and fixtures formerly occupied by VIM. j. Philips on
Market street, Just below the Square.
We have nrSt rate lots and box .stAlis 30 aceomno
date drovors aud all friends who may favor US
with their patronage.
We pledge ourselves 90 give satisfaction In all
We have a large humber of anc Saddle Horses and
hne Buggirs d hire al all times.
The fact Is do fnteua being surpassed by any
Stable Nv The Southern county. Ctnc along aud
for yourselves.
fcb3-iy VIZ T. WRIGHT 4 C0.
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KENTUCKY planning aIELL.
r. NAYo J. l. HExpssssax ux Long
MAYO, Henderson 4 LONG,
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.

CASH. lopg AND NENfIIAN HIND FACTORY
- Planning Nii and Lumber Dcrt Ezhta street aeAr
hsnt1cSy 1eEtral Railroad iAsl-f, tos1sian. ny.
We manufacture and keep hand sll extrslsit-
snftmcns u sash. ua1rs, Blinds, fssor zsd Windgs
trHilis-, i.-sc, Moulding MAnteis PEasters Nhts and
felinH file fiooSiDg shelving. Patent MeafheF hzrd-
a. Asd hHet hards "a every variety ~ 4uaity and
thickEesz- tr Elso farhAzA iaEaber t1e ro1gh.
fAinte4 and 1laxed sash Always Aala. Walngg zad
otasr bard woods woeked ~ of1es- 1k1lsts CASH
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GET THE BEST.
T'HE eESulNK AasI,aoTY YrE,As I,rsssis,A I's,srs
ye9 iEGrodLccd, and s1zaas sitfsaaat a F8val.
Tine c4nnst eh4nzc theHn,
IxSssa caan1f lzsfe gtrrz.
Ia1apnrEs caasiut uso4l4 tle1.
plst scach them,
Rasx cannaa corr1sle thea
Made hefrsafnre By LAIkco3flEE Garner u ChrFry
snd CASA slreets, ana pa up uptop zsy - East
prices
ss- Aass a 10 other roanas N SasAvEls
jaa~3-u
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Supreme Court of Tennessoe.

Judges-R. l.. CARUTHEEs, Of Lebanon.
RoBT. J. MCEIySEr of Knoxville
Wa. r. HARaIs, of Memphis
The Court meets at NASHVILLE the LIST Monday IN
December; at JACKSON, the Ist Monday in April and
at KNoxyIIE, the lst Monday September
Clerks-JAMEs p. CLARK Nashville
W. II. STEPHENS, Jackson.
JAS W. CAMPBELL Knoxville.
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First hstrict-ALIlEisr e. WArsNs, Dem.
Second q HORACE MAYSARn, Amer
Third " -SANUEL a. ssHH, Dem.
Fourth -JaHS II. StvAGE, Dem.
Firth -CHARIEs READY, Amer.
sixth q -GE'EcE v. JoSEs, Dem.
Seventh /" -Jony V. WRIGHT, Dem.
Eighth " Felix X. ZoIIJcnryyR. Amer
Ninth " y. D. c. ArgrSs, Dem.
Tenth % WV. T. hyrR, Tom
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new-Dork.

From vIsCHER, OWEN & CO., General Advertising
House, Appleton Building, $40 Broadway,
NewIork.
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Chanccry Court,

The Chancery Court for the Middle Division of Ten
nessee opens at Nashvio the nrst Mondays in May
and November; at Franklin FIRST Mondays in April
and October; at Pulaski first Monday in March and
September; at Columbia, third Mondays IN March and
September; at Springfield, first Mondays in June and
December; at Clarksvlc, third Mondays in April and
October; at Dover, Thursday after second Monday in
April and October; and at Lcwisburg, on Wednesday
after the third Monday in February and August
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Carriage ,anufactory, Monroe 81 memphis, Tenn
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BUCKsKIN SHIRTS,

A FEW best quality II Backzkia ehau received
"A, and for saIe syl Iaov.il J. II. AoGIi-L4
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AUCTION SALES.


BY JAS G. MCGUIRE a. CO., Auctioneers
INTENSIVE SALE OF EXCELLENT FURNI-
and Household Enects.0n Wednesday Thursday
september 10th and 30 commencing each 10 O'Clock
shall SELL at the residence OF Miss anncy h
Pcnnsylva all tho furniture effects comprising
Superior piano forte by
Steinway Sons New York
Rosewood marble,top centre and sofa tables
Suite OF rosewood parior furniture finished in
Handsome walnut wliatnot fancy chairs fe fa4r7.
Broeatele and chintz curtains, shades
GILT frame pier glass, slab and bracket
Walnut aud mahogany sofas, divans
Easy chairs walnut parlor chairs
superior springscat lounges
Brussels, threc-ply, and Ingram carpets a.6t.s
Floor oi'cloth, mating, rugs 's a' ~
Extension, dining and breakfast tables
Walnut dining chairs, sideboards
Mahogany secretary and bookcase
French china dinner, glassware
Slvcr-plaied casters, table cutlery tt.#
Six large covered dishes, chatting dishes
Superior refrigerator, dining chairs
Mahogany aud walnut dressing, aud plain bureaus
Walnut and mahogany bedstoads
Wardrobcs, washstands toilet sets
IL superior feather beds, holsters, and pillows
IL nnc curied hair husk +
Comforts, blankets, spreads &
Chamber tables, chairs dressing stands ~ ff
looking, glasses, fixtures
Franklin air tight, and coal
Large and superior cooking stove.
Together with general assortment Of household
effects
Terms $50 and under cash. that credit
days for satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest.
Sept 1S-ts JAS. g. MCGUIRE a. Co, Auctioncers.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

IRiAf SOUTHWESTERN RobIE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
From afrGr0N CITY 20 Yig'r verncc 6rcsis Alnbssrs
Mississippi Louisiana Arssnsns AMI fcS4s.
Through Tickets the Souhwstern Rail
road Office corner Of avenue Sixth wabg
Boat George ss. al TIE umsr u
tho Orange and Alexandria Railroad, Alexandria.
TO tchmond Danyic lnchborg Bristol, knoS dalton,
Atlanta, Chattanooga, Nashville Huntsville Grand june
uoa, Memphis, Montgomery and New Orleans ~
BY Direct Route Railway Connexions 10 Memphis
Anordlng 200 Jules
shorter than by any other
The steam Kerry boat George tho foot Of Seventh street
at6 oclek Alexandria, take tho ears Tor
Richmond, Charlottesville sulnn White sulphur Springs Wood
stock, and at IN points Southwest,
making and close o Memphis.
wagons Office avenue at
o'clock a m, aud y
JAMES A. EVANS, AGENT
June l8-tf Washington.
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EDUCATION.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
ID FOR YOUNG LADIEsS-FRENclI AND ENGLISH
rrncIaal--noNAIp MAcIEop a. bal. unlyersy Of easro

The next academic viii begin tho econi Monday Of Sep
tenber and end on the 30th " June following
For thorough literary and cutnc culture sound elementary in
srueton, the efficiency M French department. and or
soca advantages, IL Is unsurpassed.
Every class The primary well the senior enjoys the personal
supervision the PRINCIPAL who three ladies OF ability
experience, and the highest education
No school out OF Paris standard Of good French
better corrective OF bal French in conversation and writing
greater facilities r acquiring that language strengthened BY
the accession OF Prof AlxASpRE
MUSIC on THE PIANo, THE GUITAR, AND TIE HARP
taught by the family Offering superior advantages
day scholars well as boarders.
The highest class composed OF first Of term
the which
will Of year diplomas testimonials
For further Information circulars.
Sop l--dif2w TStir&Staesl
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Bay- LEcruRE.-The second lecture in the course
before the Catholic Beneficial Total Abstinence Association OF The Dis
tct OF Columbia wiz hc delivered by the lat vcc president
Mclaughlin, ut Temperance Hail. Sunday evening
tho 18Th ns O'Clock Subject Poetry hteoporanco
fully invited to attend. Ambulance free.
J. j. KANE,
Is JOS. WALSH NJ d.,
ltb ~ Committee on Lectures
Sept IA 81 tntel. star sta,ca-5u
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District Court OF the United states for the Dis
trict or Columbia.

Tho United States Of Amoria bcants OF Medoc
Wine and Ten Baskets Of Champagne Wine respondent
DE 1T remembered that Philip Barton Kew esq.
- United States Attorney for the District hath
mbted libel in the District coart Of the said District alleging that
on the 18th day OF November OF
doc VINE and n baskets Of Champagne imported
United states 10 witt INTO Georgetown OF
lnnla in certain vessel schooner " edel
whereof w. RYDER MASTER een boxes Of
Medoc vino and ten baskets Champagne
included the manifest or mancsts the vessel or
schooner required by law which become
forfeited 70 the United stae and tho
Georgetown All persons having right interest in or
10 tho said fifteen boxes OF Medoc
wine are cited and admonhed to be in
the City Hall In the city OF Washington the oce
Der next hear and abide by and judicial cts a.
are by Inv required to BIO done In the premises. - rs
Test. JOHN A svIru ~
sp io--i'eNouh Clerk
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DLACK ALPACAs. YOURSELVES. MERINns

pLACK AIPACAS, MOUSSELINES MERINOS.
lJ BnnbasDs, and "Iish PopIn supply from
hnc, all OF The fabrics ali OF the
bcst brands produced the qualities colors which
may be relied with all other articles
apparel 7ff''
Tho quantity mourning goods annually passing through our
hands enables ofer really tho bn fabrics the same
prices usually charged for the Inferior grades.
oae price only marked IN plain grcs consequently purchaser
IS deceived.
for melt IN cash
Good Articles how prices and fair dealing may relied on in all
cases. PERRY 4 pspTIIFi
Central StOres' building
sep l9-iothl tt' opposite Centre Market.
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TIME PRACTICAL NATURALLSTS' GUIDE, con-
l. tanning instructions for collecting preparing preserving
specimens OF all departments Of zoology
students and travellers Il.
the Natural History Museum Price
cents. few copies Just imported
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Sep 1876 Booksellers 1884 Penn av. 9th ST.
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No. 622
Notice OF the P0stponement OF the Public Sales
In Kansas which were ordered to be held by
Proclamation NO. GIT.
mo. s22.l

NOTICE is hereby given that the public sales Of
IN the public lands within the which
were ordered by proclamation No e7 dated July 1855
held at The land Offices
Kansas the FIRST and fifteenth hereby
postponed by order Of the President until July prior 10 Uc
period the sales viii again be advertised according law
JOS s. WILSON
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Onco
Sep 16-1ewgw lntsshrl
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@ UMMER ARRANGEMENT.-T III

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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-09-18
peal ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENCY

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Philips esq., Warrenon, Va George Ftzuph, Royal
Va and Hon VIM Smith Of the House Of Representatives
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