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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-28
DEEESYLvANIA RAILROAD.
ii PIE aprAT crNTR T. RnIrTE

Il The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
fhs Peunsyvans Raroad Pittsburgh With roaAs
% and from Sc Louis No; Alton 0Asns and Che:so
lafayette and indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Dayton. Spnny6ek,
Belefontaine Sadasky, Toledo Cleveland Columbus zAncs
boats from and New Orleans g. Louis Lousys end Cnn
natl
Through Tickets for the East BE- had any Of tbs shovs
mentioned places In the West
will Sud this the shortest, sxpsdous
comfortable route between the East and West
FROM NEW-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN 80 HOURS.
FROM NETWORK TO CHICAGO IN IS HOURS.
FROM NEW-YORK TO ST LOUIS In Is HOUaa.
Ysxp q low q any other Route
Sea hand bills In The hotels Of this city
Yhrough Tickets further information bad
o1cs Of the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
No. 2Asor House., BroaiwsS
Jsnaary l. 1861 J.. L. ELLIOTT. Asnnk
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and FLORIDA-UNITED

ENOR SAVANNAH and FLORlDA-UNITED
Il STATES MAIL LINE.-The mvonte steamship FLORIDA
Capt Isaac Croee, viii leave SATURDAY, jan So
O'Clock from Pie. No. North Rivs Bills Of dins signed
only board For freight passage apply N SAMUEL
MITCHELL No. IS Broadway Steamers for Florida connect
Savannah leaving Monday Wednesday and Friday Tue
leave on WEDNESDAY, Feb
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Ocean Gtedmers. &r.

GLASGOW AND NETWORK STEAMSHIP
COMPANY'S splendid and powerful sesGes sal " unaet;
FRoN NEw-YoRK: .
rn,xp,-pcu rpumin, SATURDAY. Feb Is, ct IL m
81 .SGoXS SATURDAY, MAJ Is o. IL n
WORK Nc Millaa.
Rate. OF P...se Cabin SIS Third Class found Win cooAeu
P'0'"'oH' WV ROBERT CRAIG, No. II Broadway.
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STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.

TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
l. PORT and FALL RIvER--The splendid and superior
..esner BAY STATE. Capt yewett leaves New York every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY at 4 o'clock p. m
and the STATE OF MAINE Capt. Brsyton leaves NewYork
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, AZ 4ocock
from Pier Nc. N. e. the Battery; both touching
< Newport each way.
Hereafter rooms viii BE- REGARDED secure; &c ay applicant
until the shaI have beer paid for.
Freight Boston orw Adsd through With spstch By
Exprsss FREIGHT Train
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PHllAA-
~ DELPHlA and the SOUTH and WEST. va yEhsst
CIrY-Mal and Express lines have Newf Orh ana ~ M
snd fare S. II and 60 y ksnanxt9r rnsosp
and fOr Baltimore ws.hiuson Norfolk no. and through be-
W. WOODBURY. Assistant suPena,eud.nt
No baggage will BE- received for any train unless dvsred -
checked teer minutes advance OF the me OF sav'na
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and HARLEM RAILROAb.-
IN nuErrp

Commsucins WEDNESDAY, Jan 3. lsss
Trains Leave Depvt II White ard C-noss NeS-
Csc Mail Train or Albany. s.oppss q "nAm'o"asS
and all Stsfioas north.
ss Express Train Tor Albany ,toppaS q the prnei7s
Stsogs only. ..
Sis u..Fos White Psns, stopping q A. tnertnedlss S~
tous
Train, Lesvp Depo, COZ se,h-s. and thsy.. New fort
SIS m..for WhiAnsor1dse soppnN q e. 'utofDon'S"~
ions.
uS. For White Psin, stopping I'll ,utrrnsdse ~
tons
aS,m. For wiaismsbudss sopptns q al internsdise ~
tons.
intermediate Stations North
loo nm For Crton Tais stopping 81 Intermediate StasonA
$50 m FOR wliamsbrdse soppinE a. eli interneisse 10
tons.
US. m Msil .oppns 81 Stsious sbove snd .. thAas
bridge.
WY WI J. CAMPBELL Superintendent
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EDWARD K COLLINS, Nc S. was.., NswYo.i.
BROWN SIMPLIFY Co. Liverpool.
r. g. WAINWRIGHT Co. Paris.
The Of these ships viii be accountable FOR gold 81
bullion specie ewery precious metals cness 5s
Of sdDs snsd therefor aid toe vs thereof expressed
therein
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TIyHE LIVERPOOL, NETWORK and PHIL
i ApFLPHIA STEAMSHIP COMPAEYs Ciyde-sues icp


Atisosock noon, from Pier No. "A n X.
RAW, or CAs,s PAyAcE-Frum New.York and Phsatsl'
ph. &75 from Liverpool gunea II Euneas and II guineas
according In the State Rooms hAvtaS
privilege In the Saloon including steward fees
THIsD-CLAss PAssESGEss.-A limited num6er Of tht-i-
class paefgers viii be taken and found much PROVISIONS
required; from Philadelphia and ewYctk ESQ., from Liver
pool, &4S.
These steamer With improved ssh
partments Each carries experienced surgeon and
every attention paid the comfort AID accommodation q
sengen.
Drafts on Liverpool rom ~ upward
Sbppe OF Specie viii please notice thst By me
vessels this Company be dons liz hewYork aud In
England the by the Mail paddle steamers
For freight passage apply the office Of the Company
JOHN @. DALE. No Is Broadway, Eew.York, Agent, o.
WIN. INMAN. and IS Tower BnidinRs Liverpool Agent
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GREAT REDUCTION of FARE to EUROPE

Int aifewise. steamship s4-,.
2 d Ludlow commander and NORTH STAR, 2Sc nns. e
T. Lefevrp commander 20 ..i from Pier NO Ner1 HSe
aoon precisely carrying the United States Mai. VIZ
Leave New Yori Tor South Bremen for ScItasrFoee
snp,oa H,yrp and Bs.men Southampton for New. foIh
ARIEL Saturday, jan 3 Saturday fsb . Med FEB :.
NORTH STAR FEB. ~ Saturday NIB Wed "a
The.e ,eamhips touch Ct Hsvs Specie delivered Londo
And Paris For passage OF freigh. apply 20 -
d. TORRANCE. Arent. Nc. s Boa Ing oroen n L
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Cegal Notices.


IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
having claims AGAINST CATHARINE H. SCOTT late Of the
City Of deceased present the with vouchers
thereof 10 the subscrber at bis Office No $40 Water
the City q York. before the first day "
Dated NFw-iork the tws sixth dAy 81 January 1883
jS Iawemqh EUGENE II. SULLIVAN. Administutor.
Of the County New York notice IL hereby eli
having claims against DIEGO LUZ PESTANA ists a.
the Island d Madeira deceased D. the with youc
thereof 20 the subscriber at h Office No Cedar In tie
City Of York before the 9Th day March nsxt
Dated New-York the second day Of Sepsenbsr 1857.
.,r,. WILLIAM DEPEw.
sips ls~oniTh' Adgnistrstor VIII snnss"d
NOTICE.-Pursuant TO an order of HENRY N.
~ BCRCHARD Surrogate Of the County Of Onsids notos
hereby gvsn - al having claims szzind The estate
HARRY BROWN dsc.u-ed late Of the Town 81 Whtefown.
IN ,sa e9gy TO Ps.sn, the With the vouchers ssfeot
to HARVEY BRADLEY, Of the Administrators q ssA
estate at lis residence wissown, In said county ~
ore tie 6r.t day Of Mach --Dsted August IS 1887
SASRA BROWN, Admin<trstx.
sug20 lawsinTb HARVEY BRADLEY. Administrator
NETWORK SUPREME COURT-County o
IN Eiassra-CHANDLER r. RANSOM assinst JOHN NIL
LER, The Nas-,s rAs Wst.rpowrr Company. Thomas ,.
Clark Trustee II Henrietta O. Cuk; EirabetA r. Tolmsn
Caroline ~ Dunn.-Summons for relisf-Con ma serS
To the okove named DeeDdns or n either Of thsm Yos s
which will b. In the ONCE Of the Clerk u the County
Lockp.,t IN said County and COW n
oee No III Broadway h the City Of New York within woov
Gays the service e hi Summons yoa exclusive o. ~
such service; and you fail 10 1890
within the time sforesd the rana In this scion w sp9y
the Count for the rchsf demanded In the OF
8, 1851 J. d. I. ID. SHERWOOD,
P.s.-The sda complaint W. Eed in aid CHRIS -,
ja7 Iaw6wTh Piso,SAp. Arrs,.-
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l. TON Tor BOSTON and PR0VfDEECE-fssn6 route
the shortest and direct carrying the Eastern NAL
DE ssrspen PLYMOUTH ROCK. Capt joe Stone, and
COMMODORE Capt w. n Fnsse In connection with the
sTONINGTON md PROVIDENCE and BOSTON and PROV
iDENCE RAILROADS, having New. York daily (SanSays
septsd from Pier Nc North River 6 whaH above Battery
place O'clock and StOnnxtou
hvA Of The mai trsin Which leaves Beston q $40
md Frday from soninston Tuesasy ThurSay sd 81. lray
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from New York Tuesday, Thursday
AID Saturday, from Stoniou Monday Wednesday and Friday
Passengers proceed from StinEon rroed Providence
and Boston in the Express Mail Tn reaching said PLACES In sd
Of those by other and ample time r al the early
morning nes connecting North and East Passenger that prefer
remain board the Enjoy nishrs GndistGrbed
breakfast desired and leave svnpgon 10 the 1850 train
Tor Providence.
baggage astsr accompanies the and trao throuxb
each way.
For pssass beIhs stssooms freight apply board the
steamer the Freight Office Pier No North River
the Office No. 10 Battery place.
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NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD
~ On and aer THURSDAY jan 81 1885, and until further
notice Passenger TRIMS wiz leave Pie. foot of Duane
follows viz:
DUNKlRK EXPRESS $50 m, for Dankt md principe,
Intermediate StaionL
MAIL TRAIN at $50 NJ for DuAkirk and Buffalo and
msdiste Stations
ROCKLAND PASSENGERkt 5p IN, from fost ChAn,bersst,
via Pisrnont, for Sufens and Ltermediss Stations.
WAY PASSENGER At for Newburgh MiadletowE and
intern edist. Stations.
The shove Trsins daily, Sundays excepted.
NIGHT EXPRESS At daily, rr Dunkirk and Sundays
excepted for Buffalo.
These Express Trains connect II Emrs with the Flmira
CArsndaGus and Niagara Fss Rsoad for Nsxau PsIs al
Birfbsnton with the Syracuse and Bnzhsmton Railroad for
Syracuse; Conns with the Bufao Corning and New York
Rarosd for Rochester at Great Bend with the Delaware
Lskswsnns ord Western Railroad fr Scr.ntoa Al Horuss
wills with be Buffalo and Newly City Raj rosi for Busao
Buffalo end Dunkt with the Lake RAros for C.ys
lard. Cincinnati, Tolodo Detroit. Chicago &c.
$. y. HEADLEY. Alsistsut Preshent
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FromD De.

s~nber 1857, Trains VIII leave Chanbsrss Station =
kovs Express Trains $500 m. and 4:S o. Albany Pss
Train. llDa for Sing Slug for Po1shieep
sie. $50 N. end $50 p. for Peekzfil $50 D. m The
SsaonA Pssaenser taken Chamber Christopher and siats
rrsius for New York iesve Troy Sis and 1875 and u
o N. Ea& AbAaJ q. sad 81 m and sndu 10 p N
- A. =. SMITH. eupsdh~a$ex
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L AND hOU IE-NEW -IUhk TU PKOVI-
~ DENCE, kc.-O1 and aAeI Oct g. 1857 frsin al .hs
PROVIDENCE HARTFORD and FISHKiLL RAILROAD
vii leave Hartford after tho arrival there OF n. Expr.s Tr.n Of
be NewYo and Nov HavcL and New HAysa and Hartford ana
sprinsfeld Railroads which leaves New York .t a m
SAMUEL MOTT ,r.rinteudrut
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WAN L T. D-By a<Genteman accustomed to
w manufactures PARTNER with shout = 300 for
featuring aud selling pseud machine of extensse use in
etas AddIcss B. B.. Box No 328l New YORK Post Olive
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rPLENDID ROSEWOOD PLANO m,de NV !

~ fret csss pshef ami waIsn,.d beer used few no
and In Perfect order with .e brilliant ma touch and cot
ESQ WIN be sod 9. greet bargain Inquire No la sh
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tbs above sum who safe Investment for his c.pts
hear Of eli UppoTt by addressing T. L. c. box l1 r. d
The business Of twenty years sniug Importing aud lob
dry sood and handsome annual profit The
stei God will vii be sGd Of the present pro-
pietoSs will make the capital with the above In coPArtner
In 70
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nIVIDEND.-The Directors Of the COLUM-
IL BIA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY have this day de.
elsreds sEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of FIVE PEI CENT
On the capital hoct payable ~ their
New Ofhce, No. 10 WAlst,
and aer the 9Th inst The transfer books vii b closed IN
til that date. JOHN G. BEROH, Secy.
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w Ia capable and Trustworthy CIliLD'S NURSE sni
SEAMSTRESS To the right good wages will BE- paid
the Of member of the family accorded Also
do GENERAL HOUSEWOt.K. None need apply with
out the best recommendations Call to-day or Tomorrow after
d .. ~, At No. IS East l9th-st.. near broadway.
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DAVIDSON C0TYTY COURT.

Willis A. and Mary A. Wagner Joseph and Charlotte Tat
terssl and uthers.-Crg Bill.
the Of the CLERK and Master the County Court at
~ Nashville the eth day fully ISIS. on motion Of Com
plauaus the above
satisfaction Clerk and Master chat ha following PARTIES 20
the Shove Joseph Tattersl and Charlotte tersal
Jacob Wagner Edvau Carlisle MluGl Carlisle are uou-
residents of the Tennessee, citizens Uf the Ia-
oal' ana tat therefore the ordinary process of this Court
not be served upon t therefore ordered bs the Clerk and
Master et pu lon bee made Tor four weeks in succession
ue NAsItlte ttyH F|H faeTlgq. newspaper published in
ee city OF Nasve squirting said defendants to appear at
the next e OF inc county Court holden for county
Dafaso az le o.tse thereof tue city Of Nashville,
me hs MONDAY III eepa r next and answer said bill or the
tse H ue tAsn loL confessed 20 tu and set down for
hearing Ert said petition being The ale m 1,i o1d ne
groes and for partition among the heirs OF s1ii esgt
.,-oos. g. a.. 80 + l.. CHEATHAM,
s09-s'"a' AE'S' l'' ~ Clerk.
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sI5Bsass
TOTAL LIABILITIES:
Unsettled claims not due,


Unsettled claims not due, SI73,g9j a.
equitably dusted and Drgnp.ypad. Upwards Of SILL,
OCG,UC0 Of Losses have been paid s na Insurance Company
in the past 3 years.
FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted consistent with 5Iysucy and fair profit.
Especial attention given Insurance Of Dwellings and Contents
for Of / 10 years.
The progress OF this Corporation has eeu stable and unntsr
Tupted through Of luauc. sunshine and periods
eventul in, exempt from CONGREGATIONS and arg
disaster Being long established cash basis. the troubles Of tie
credit system affect US in material particular.
During 'hard mes security of reliable Insurance an
imperative duy-te ability Of property to suJn loss
being then much esscu-l.
Agencies all the principal cities and towns throughout the
State. Policies issued without delay, by Of tie duly author
lied Agents Of the Company.
Business attended to with Despatch and Fidelity.
msrclj-5m
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r. VI. BRENNAN,
Foundry & ELncEinne shnn.

81 CoLLI'A SthLhLs NASHVILLE
MANUFACTURES steam Engines Flour Grfst and saw
AVE Mills and Mil Machinery every fez+fnr Wafer
Wheels, Cider and Sugar Mills Castings Machinery for max
ing syrup from Chinese cane.
Railroad and Contractors Work, Mule
Powers for Dericks Bridge Castings and Bolts, Switches Frog
Turn tables Tank Valves, &c.
Architectural fr0n WOTl, OF every Dissertation,
for Store Fronts Dwellings, Nerandahs, Balconies Cemetery en-
closures Vaults and Doors Banks aud Business Houses All
OF the newest style Of patterns and well
finished at Eastern prices The trade supplied
with Audrou Kettles and Wagonb0Nes favorable terms.
iulv 2-d3n
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III G. DABDEN, dealer in Lumber, Shingles, and Botrds
% has hand large lot Of Cedar, Yellow and White
Pine Flooring Clear White Pine Poplar Plank, JOist scant
ling Square CEDAR Cedar Plank Poplar Shingles. have
five Mills cutting Poplar and Cedar, dressing Poplar and
Yellow Pine Flooring; Single Machine making No.
Poplar Shinglesall in constant operation supply any
quantity Lumber Shingles shortest notice. and the
lowest prices for cash. J. c. DARDEN,
mar Naglv lp Tf1rniua Yard No a1urav
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SICK RAREES WANTED /,

nNEFOURT Of all the babies born the States die
before they five years old Calumc and Cod Liver Oil
wont them powerful medicines have the delaerious
feet The only remedy for the diseases Of the second summer, for
eatn measles, chgic, deranged bowels depressing feyers, is
the
eGFiPGcubeTg ChiIdTCn'S PaHaCea.
This ALWAYS cures when ST other remedies fail
When children dying daily In New York from the Of
sWlll milk this was found 10 be the only remedy.
Where sick hhe In the house, this medicine worth
its weight in gold If the prescriptions Of physicians and
other remedies have been tried I'm vain
II the certificates OF physicians who have used 70 wanting
can furnish scores Of them Having had years experience
Of its value in family throughout State have
hesitation ID offering to refund the the Dysenery Syrup
and Chdrens Panaces should they exactly what
promise for them, ALIEN. Mackenzie,
~ Freeman & Patters0ns
iel6-b College street. Nashville,
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NASHVILLE IEyy.' DEC y i-7f.
ME stockholders Of this Bank having PLACED The assets IN the
hands Of Trustee for the purpose uf winding uV those
indebted to the Bank wiz ples call and pay uU as their in-
dehtedne falls due The holders win please send in orr
notes as early as possible and receive I'm the notes Of Che
Bank Of Tennessee. The individual deposits in this Bank have
been handed over to me, and hereby pledge individual La
blity for them and the money is ready when called for
decl3-d JOHN D. JAMES.
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OFFER FOR SALE ug Farm, upon which now reside,
the Iron Banks road three miles from The Memphis
Railroad and three and miles from Paris II contains 400
acres Of well improved llud - in high state of cultivation
with good frame residence good stables other
buildings The place s finely waterj, aud has excellent
orchard.
Persons wishing 10 purchase the place. address
me ~ Larla. LL----.- LMHN n lLAEk.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.

The sOld Log Cabin Burned to the Ground
Family.
The old leg cabin, so famous in political history,
has gone st last It was the residence Of Gen.
Harrison, at North Bend, about fifteen miles below
the city, when be nominated for President, and
vas made famous BY a Thousand songs il the cam
p3iga Of 1910. Miniature limitations we're erected
In every cOrnsr Of the land, sne praises Of
15a The Rough Log Cabin
That tells Of olden time"
vTsrs upon every tongue, aud probably had quite as
much influence in the election ss any other subject
that vas cauTssseds but its tatohetrinR' hiss dis
appeared at iast
We have no minute details Of the CONFEDERATION.
but learn from passengers who arrived By the Ohio
and Mississippi Railroad yesterday morning be.
tween one and two clock that as the train arrived
at North Bend, the old log cabin was enveloped in
Names and that is destruction was complete. It
was occupied BY Col Wm. H. II Taylor (Who mar
ried daughter CT Gen. Harrison) and family and
We learn that such was the rapid progress Of the
hres and SO late its discovery, that the members Of
the household barely escaped in their night clothes
Of course nothing saved in the way Of furniture
OF documents, and the probability is, that many
valuable papers, left by President Harrison tOgeth-
er with articles cherished as relics Of the Old Hero
and Of the early history Of the Wesi, have been de-
strOyed with the building. Toe only portrait of
Mrs Harrison IN existence lpainted BY Beard) with
two or three Of the General taken al different Pc
RODS Of his life, also probably destroyed
Mrs. Harrison, the widow Of President Harrison,
fortUnately was not in the dwelling; the venerable
lsdy at present being at the residence Of Hon. J.
Scott Harrison, a son Of Gen. n q few miles be-
yoDd the old homestead.
North Bend is not only famous as the unpreten-
ding residence Of President Harrison but occupies
no mean position in Western history Il was the
first landing place Of John Cleves symms, the origi
nal Patentee Of the land between the two Miamis,
and was at one tine regarded as the rival of Gin
cinnad or Port Washington" At North Bend,
Judge Symms projected the great Miami City, and
went so Tar as 10 map our streets, lawns public
squares, and all the arrangements for city Of the
FIRST magnitude; but a fortunate incident turned the
tide in favor Of The present site Of fo2rishing
metropolis, and North Bend has ever since remain
ed beautiful rural retreat from the dust impuri>
ties, snd busy throng Of the city.-Cin. Gazette,
July 20.
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b. l.. SIM p o
bEPoL
~, PUBLIC SQUARE.
eetions Of Brandie Gins, RUNS Ports, Maieis, sherres
ana ever brought Nashville, consisting Of the fol-
lowing brands:
COGNAC BRANBIEs.
Jules, Robins Z Co.'S Pale, in x, 4 sna = pipes;
Ol4fl. AlRQy & Co.'S do do do Dc
gastillon Fine Champagns, IN = pipes only;
iA1lerisse rae, IN =, \ and s pipes.
La ROCHELLE EEgAN DIES.
PPs :l.-.cs Pale and DaFE, in \ pipes;
AisAanaFs Ssgnstie, Dark, in x, \ and y pipes.
HOLLAND GINS.
Beior Sevon, in pipes:
Grape Leaf in g pipes
Anchor in pipes.
BUNS.
Jamaica, very old;
81. Cr1iX, New CroD.
WINES.
Oun Gordon Sherry;
Golden Cluster MADEIRA:
Pure Juice old Oporto Port;
Burgundy Ports;
Malaga Wines dry and sweet.
CEEAmPAGNESs
Charles Heilsick, quarts and pints,
Creme OF Sillery, qusrr and pints;
Hector Clcltart and Fills quarts and pints
Crown Brand, do
Lyon do 10 do
CLARETS.
200 boxes assorted.
AROMATIC SCEEEEDAM SCTENAPPS.
2OOO boxes quarts and pnt. This article is without Doubt
the hest senaps oari in e United States, and as to its
dcina properties has not its e1ua
Before purchasing elsewhere, call and examine Cor yourselves
Remember q Public Square, at 3. f. Shields Ljunel0
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TAFTES r. HELD, LATE OF Sparta.
- TennesseeW attend promptly 10 all business entrusted
% his care in the Land Once Of the Delaware District Eans
Territory, situated at Kickapoo-
he will sell Land Warrants on time or loc rs
when the lands Of tie District subject private entry.
Also purchase lands at the public sale in July DO an
that he in ucous selections, promote The Interest % bis
sients. Address JAMES r. HERD.
Refer % kickapo0, X. T.
Gov. ID. Woodson, Receiver, Hl-Natoo' n =
smo0t, Russell & Co, Leavenworth, X. T.
Robert Campbell, Esl- Sc. Louis, Missouri.
H. G. Eawt, Esq, Washington, D. e.
Cock, Bailey GO, Nashville Tenn. may I5-tV3n.
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$4,000 A-S REESE a5s aas in S SaP d

"a ODA PAPERS FRESH GARDEN
a. UOU SEEDSs--We are in receipt Of the
mosteeusve stock Of Garden Seeds embracing many and
valuable vares hruUIt this marset. They all Of
the growth OF l, and from the following houses Of weI known
reI utlou
d. LalLrstb & Sons, Philadelphia.
The American Seed Garden Witlerfeld, Sc.
Eisiey's FreiJuia, New York.
Shaker Gardens, south Union, Kentucky.
Descriptive Cllo- from the above houses ready for gratu-
t9us distribution. Cali and get
ia edition % TIE above, have large supply Of the most
usual varieties lbs the pound, and Beams and Peas the buslel.
10000 PAPERS FLO " EiI3 SEEDS
JusE received from the celebrated house Of Johnson Robbins &
Co.. Two Thousand Papers Of Flower Ss. The lovers Of Fl0w
uo larger and better from which
their selection of ~ than they have heretofore had in this city.
RAINS & BROWN,
Noe 70 South side Public SquaTe,
anlf Opposite The Market House