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ChiIdrenss diseases.

RGdI0dV's ReTaOuafiIlg RsSoudHt should be hailed
blessing by every mother throughout the land, whose
infants are afflicted with Sores, Humors, &c, These
bTeakngs out (thus carly) are evidence Of disease
transmitted from the parent stock Atew doses Of the
ReH0udtig Resident Will eradicate every vestge OF the
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Great Bargains for Cash.

WE are Offering our entire stock Of Staple and
w Fancy Goods at very reduced prices, ior Cash
only W. A. & J. & MCCIE,I.AND-
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MusIins +! AIuslins |.

WE have Just received a large lot OF elegant
w French Muslins, with many other goods, from
Auction, which We offering al greatly less than
importation cost
fe5-tf ". A. J. C. MclfILANh
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Table Linens. &c.

ITTE keep the best make % Irish Linens, cheaper
w than they can be bought at any other house
Apr24-tf W A J. G. Mc(iEIIASD.
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NEW 'IEEAVAAENE.
Buffalo Medical DiSpenSary,
Established for the Cure OF
EDysPePsiE, General Debility, Fever
and Ague, Asthma, Incipient Com
sumption, Innrniities OF n outh and
Old Age, dc.
NO MERCURY USED.
ON. y MO- - SON

NO MERCURY USED.
~ w. y M ~ ~ ~ SON.
C0rHsT II Nam aud quay srcots Buffalo ketg York
ltE the only Physicians M the state hO are mem
"a oers Of Tie Royal College q Surgeons, London.
May be consulted from O'Clock IN the morning. un-
III at night % every state and symptom of Disease.
The treatment they adopt the result Of upwards OF
80 years extensive and successful practice in Europe
and America.
Most Scientific Invention
An nstr uncht Tor The cure o genital Debility, or
Nocturnal Emissions more properly known AS Seminal
Weakness 6e, can be permanently cured In from hfs
teen 10 twenty days by the OF this iustrument5
when used conjontly with medicines.
Young Men Take Particular Notice.
DIR. AMOS a son take pleasure in Announcing tha
they have invented most important instrument for
the 0 the above diseases. IL has been subjected
% a test of the most eminent physicians IN London,
Paris, Philadelphia and New York, has been declar
ed the only useful instrument yet invented for
Of Seminal Weakness ur any disease of the
genital organs caused by the habits youth
DIR. AMOS a son IA order o. satisfy the most
skcpucAl to the merits of their instrument pledge
themselves that IN any instance where 4 may prove
unsatisfactory alter iair tTia the money viii be re-
| funded by returning the instrument In good order
Persuns wishing the sbov. useful Instrument will
observe that the price, with the accompanying drec-
tons, securely packed and sent by mail OF express
New Remedies and Quick Cures.
A CURE WARRANTED.
DIR. AMOS 6 SOA have for long ucries OF year
been engaged In an extensive practice Ia the roAimen
Of these delicate complaints, and the only legal
qlalned Ply Who now Ad yertise cure oerta
complaints from whom genuine European remedies
be obtained
fully treated by forwarding correct detail of their
cases. with a remittance for Acdicnes kc. which will
be returned with the utmost dispatch and fSom
observation.
Address DR. AMOS d son corner Main and. Quay
streets, Bufialo, New York.
mArls-dA~ly
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NEAR JAcksoN, Madison county, Tenn,

10 all persons dUlicied fCtih CTdUei.
Mr. J. r. CowAN;-Dear sir-I hereby certify that In
the summer OF the year 1855, servant OF mine boy
about 10 years OF age who had always before this time
been stout and OF vigorous constitution was attacked
with gravel A Physician called who attended on
INN Tor several months, during which he grew
worse daily until he helpless and believe would
have died IN few days had il not been for a friend
VINO advised the use Of COwAns Lthonuiptic. | pro-
cured aew bottles, the first OF which gave him reef
and IN short time he was able 10 walk about, Al d
unally fully recovered since which he has had L
SYMPTOMS oI said disease aud 10 all appearance
health! as any servant ON my plantation l there
fore recommend II 10 all persons sunerlng una-r n
Ike disease, as one OF the most certain remedies
known.
Given under my hand this August 22d, 1851
DANIEL sHELToNI
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I.axxrencenurg Money.

I'VE arv taking LawreRoebgfg Bank Notes at par
w Ia payment OF all accounts due ia and for alf
rtcle We have Tor sale,
fgb2s-tf W. Il. GORDON 4 co.
zoo BUSHELS Seed Oats for sale by
DttU 4. &c. ASuEIfSOS
marry No. o. A ~ Cillrgr street
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Meoilal.
Greatest Medical Wonder
OF TIL E A GE!
COW VANS
VEGETABLE LITHONTRIPTIC,
Friend of the Human Family!

biE ~S-iu II ciihiteised 10 produce medicine that
Il has Afforded the same amount reief 10 suffer-
nlg humanity as Cowsn's Lithontrptle
COBAA'S LTROAFRfi'TTC has cured thousands
Of case Of Stone IN the Bladder and kisneys.
COuAN'S LI1RCNIRLf>TIC has cured the most
aggravated cases Of Grave! seen and is the only
certain rclssdy Row known Tor the above diseases
COWAN9S LlETiONIkLPT1c never fails 70 cure
al the diseases Of ;hs Kidneys ana Bladder
COWAN'S LIzHONIRLPTYC is tbs only sure rem
edy for Diabetes.
COHAN'S LITHONIRIPTTC is a certain cure for
Chronic GOnOTThoea and GiesI.
COW4N'S LLIHONIRIPTIC cures weakness o
the Loins
COWAN'S LITH0N7RLPTTC has cured the worst
cases OF Prolapsus Uteri known.
COHAA' A'SLIIHCNTKII'TIC 'S Is the only sure rem
edy that has successfully cured Barrenness
COWAN'S LITHONIRLP1IC will cure the worst
forms OF Dropsy.
CUWAN'S LITH0N7RLI'T7C viii cure long stand
ing cases Of structure and remove Ncnereal Tant nom
the system.
COWAN'S LI7H0NTRIPTYC is the only remedy
known for the cure Of all sympathetic complaints
tending on Pregnancy, and every female who preg-
nant should al once procure bottle If she wishes
feel well, while IN that condition.
COW4N'S LITHONTIeII'TIC is the only remedy
ever yet discovered that viii relieve the pains Of labor
and the whole female world should rejoice that such
discovery has been made whereby they have obtained
friend 10 them IN the greatest their
life.
The most ncredulous will he convinced Of the great
efficacy OF the Lthontripuc by reading the following
certificates and those around each bOtle:-
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nELINQUENTs

We hope our delinquent friends who are in arrears
previous TO ist Of January 1855, viii not be offended
when they nnd their In the hands Of OH
Ger for feel that hay been very indulgent and
cannot will not wait longer.
r. q A
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Goun0rrs.
ClaibOrne's Machine Works,
NASHVILLE. TENN.

rTNiiE attention OF Railroad Companies, Farmers,
Il Manufacturers and all persons desiruus Of purcha
sing AT home good machinery, such STEAM IN
GINES. CASTINGS, Of every description, GEARING,
CARNHEklS Of the most improved patterns, SAW
MILLS PUMPS, SC. &c, Is respectfully called to this
new Establishment now growing up rapidly on the
premises u the late Nashville Manufacturing Company
We intend 10 carry the business fully extensive
before and shall soon be ready To- take orders for
Machinery and Castings We have already Commenc-
ed operations IN our blacksmith shop and Boiler yard
and shall give immediate satisfaction 10 old and new
customers.
We are experienced MechanicS-cach Of person
ally attending To his department-and thus we
shall be able 20 superior work at lower
than heretofore done IN tins city We shah warrant
every piece Of work done at TINS Establishment and
give prompt aud personal attention to every order left
at office; thus hope to give general satisfaction
ami be patronzed by ali friends Of home manufacture
MJACkER Il co.
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn,
June Eft late Nashville Mani Co.
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Osnaburgs and shee,ings.

1Nn BALES rs aud a. os1aburgs,
lUO 10 bales - inch Bagging,
y 10 bales IS urillings;
SO {" sparta, laurel Bill and Sumner sheetngs;
900 bags cotton Yarns, all numbers IN store and
Sor ale BY W. II. GORDON CO.,
tan2e Agents for Tennessee Manufacturer
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Fashionable Clothing.
HOYSE A. ELVEUSON,


20 PUBLIC SQUARE.
uAvE iast received a nice stock of spriag a.,
Ana summer Cgtinr, cosisdstins q nne -
Cashmere suits Nzrseiiiss and I-ncn Co1t-, -
Pants and Vests great VARSITY IL
Aiso very Va ef furulsiling Goois, white sid
colofed Shtrts karseiies. Frebch an4 csnbruiasFrd
bospn shrts gAder Clesas * <evrry de-cslts'n kii
aad fAucy Gloves, CgavAis u tbs Eal e-sAnt - l.
For Custom business,
We have ane stock sl cssshs G.zSulrfrs aaa Trizn-
nsings, ez ali kiads, HAirk wl makr ~ alth dis
patch snd beatness nos y bssxrelied.
We have alss very chaioe stsck a summer tastA
lhg az Boys, ~hich ali sell a very is~ Ifiess
aIsr.S-1
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Linen Goods, DC.

WE ofiercing the besi bargains La Irish In
w ems, Table Linens, Towels, Linen aud domestic
Shectings Beached and Brown DoniestiCs, ever secu
jc5-tf W A. ~ G. McCLEILAND's
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THE CRYSTAL OIL LAMP,
For Burning the Crystal Oil,
Combining Economy and Safety.
Patent RightS for States and Counties for SaIe

rNIIS important invention Tor producing the cheapest
light IA the world j, now perfected ana Ohtreb To
the public. NumbcrIrss other attempts nave beeh
mad, 10 produce cheap light, but were attended with
such Inherent objections As To destroy tucir utl auH
adoption. But Cry stal OIL Lamp, while Il ls Inc
cheapest, Is both safe anu dyesfJir IA every P"7t'h
Intsg 4 clsrr uttts aud 6rtLtIHi htuc-cutrcly tree
from sB,DEs Oi,r. There IS uo danger from cNpip-
sion but is perfectly safe under all circumstance Inc
oil can be used IN any place without fear ot song the
incest garments. Iue lamps are SIMPLY arranged dhd
perfectly cuItuiIblc by the children ana d"mest's'
aud So constructed that the hGht cn be varied Ia I"
moment f.o1u that UI one to eighteen or twenty ORA
nary lamps. While II Is free from the d!atEtccapIe
smell arising from the Kerosene and the danger at
t, l, the use Ot the burning huid, II found upon
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29

INOR FUN particulars address /. Carleton C"yle, NJ
L H. at patton, alton Is located 100 nlcs from
Atlanta, tAd - nudes lrpa Chattanooga On 'ie "eo-
"a It ,le iiutd nalt1n Jiay /, ls5s-North Gofytd
J.as. H1y5 may lu-5n
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LIVERY STABLE.

WIN. T. WRIGHT & Co, would respect ~
w fully inform the Citlzcus OF Nashville ks--SEN
and the public generally, that they have N[A
purchased the we'll known Livery stable anu tue STOCK
and nNtres, formerly occupied by VIM J. Philips, on
Market street, just below the square.
We have urst lots dlid box stalls TO accommo-
date druvcrs, and all friends whO may favor us
with their patronage
We pcIgc ourselves give satisfaction IN all cases.
We have u large number OF huc saddle Horses and
unc BuggIrs 10 hire a all times.
The Is, do latcud being surpassed by any
Stable IA the southern country. Come along aud see
for yourselves.
f.b3-ly WM. T WRIGHT * co
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As smuch Light for ONE C MT as Kerosene will
for THEE CENTS, or Burning Fluid Will
GENTS

Thus styl, uytS. Sths OF the entire amount now cN
pended or the price ui tIe lamp IN about a month.
They are al y-i all sta u.IS making the cheapest
anu most desirable lsut Tor every licc-thc largest
halls or C.. tLrS well as private dwellings lhc
uatrut u th~ lamp tor tue different states aud coun
ties throughout Union, with the exclusive sale oil
the G ystu il uuN uolcd to the pubic presenting
q rare uP.uItInty tor tChaht7 Z" secuf" l"r ti'h
s,I,s th ,v # a TIA le entirely from oppu
sIt,fa. FIrtuJ-~ completed for the mInuiact4Te
ul ia bumps such quantities. thit they viii he Idrn
tsIet 10 lic purchasers OF hts IA any style, at saSh
cost s ,,ll virt an almost mere iulous prunt These
rights val b. cuscI oil immediately, aud the Lamps
ami oil tcuyvFvt soon AS desired As no lamps or
O will but purchasers OF rights, all let
tcrs making rcqtest EtIl not be notccI. Cuutnu-
upatiuus a ldr-~sri - the Crystal on lamp Co. No
5 Merchants Row, Wal DC promptly attended 10.
Crystal Oil Lamp Company No. Merchants
Row Boston ""r-o--htp %
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llasbDillf patriot.

Daily. per annum --.ss IS 90
weekly per annuIn, - . w
One Weekly for two years, or two WeekLes %
for one year in advance, --...-.--..-- W
When the Daily, Tri-Weekly, or Weekly Is 70 De
discontinued (paid in advance at the time subscribed
for) the subscriber order, otherwise II VIII De
Continued, option, until paid Tor ana stopPed'
II paid be paid at the time oi ciscoht!nu-
ance, or at cur option II the party Is goOu' Il VIII Ne
sent until paid.
Reuttanccs by mail, in registered" letters al our
rlsk.
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Silks, Bareges and Nantes.

yNTE will close stock Of Fancy silks, Rare
w ges, and six and applique MAntes at less than
cest. W. A a J. &. AcCl.Ell.ANb-
y. b Let every one remember that We are selling
for Cash only and they will get great bargains by
calling upon u. ". a n J. 6. Ma1E1IAND,
ic5-tf RAG 81 and SIS College street
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Elegant Lace MantleS.
Irish Linen

l{TE are opening this morning, a beautiful assort
w msBt Of French and ChoutIily lace Aantlrs
apr24-u ". A. 4 J. g. MoCIIIl-ANn. .
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GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
BooKS!!
, United States Benevolent Society for the
Diffusion of Useful Knowledge.

TINHE following is SCHEDULE ol Property which
i viii be gyea Purchasers "a Books at the time
uI sale by
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SAVE MONEY \ kEEP COoL!.

OUR Ice nepots nov m readiness, aud We earnest
" 10 rvlussI u bay los during the
sJn At a uniform pgu- t. c4 tud supply themselves
With tcAets and rus ,i-r their res u4ar pat
rons-tnsFahy save lissuCg tho aILulu lu the
latter part ui the a'tsou-
Our uil,.- rr t.lrrs, street no,t door O. the Rank
OF Nnucss,v tl,,dca,iil's, Front street, and ON
corner OF Church a.44 Niue ssrvcts.
{. T. II. MARTIN,
apr2o-u ku. LA"tsENCE-
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SER FERMENTATION, ETC.

IL debts due prvy lpus a. tlar year 1891 Will
~ be collected by sui at January Court, OF oeofc
a liasstrate not paid before that time. THIS shah
apply To all i.erss without Distinction. "A sUfd ~
tn suincicut
d-sl lN-t X
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UsHEARD-oF FAfALIFY "A writer in the
Water Cure Journal gets Of the following
80 per cent. Of all the children born in the
United States are hereditsrily diseased, caused
in large degree by the drugging and poison
ing Of their parents. ... e.,
50 per cent of all their children born are
dragged, poisoned before they are i've years
old, by the doctors. e.
20 per cent. Of the whole population is drug
ged, poisoned by the doctors. -
40 per cent. is, additionally to the drag poi
soning by doctors, poisoned by tobacco. !
% per cent. in addition to these, poisoned by
tea. .t-a ~ :,
40 per cent in addition to the drugs, tobacco
and tea, poisoned by coffee. e
4 30 per cent IN addition to ths drugs, tobac.
CO, tea, and coffee, poisoned by flesh meats; for
the meat eaten by our people il almost all Of
go per cent. at least poisoned by bad air.
10 per cent, at least, poisoned by paten
medicines.
IS per cent, poisoned by alcoholic drinks.
| According to this statement, SIS per cent. O
the people are poisoned. -
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FOR THE STAR.
AN EVENT AT SEA

The incident that we are about to narrate
occurred many years ago, on board the u. s.
slOop-ofwar Erie, then attached to the Home
squadron, and at the time we refer to home
ward bound, the port of destination being Nor
folk. The particulars Of the occurrence were
related to the writer by bis father, Lieuten-
ant in the U. 5. Marine Corps, and then in
command of the marine guard Of the Rrie.
Among the crew was n man named AlonZo
Jones, a carpenter of the Erie, and celebrated
throughout the navy for his great personal
strength. He was very tall, we'll made, good
looking and good natured, and while conscious
Of his vast muscular superiority over his ship
mates, he never took advantage Of it to impose
upon them on the contrary he was a univ ersal
favorite both with the officers and crew. But
to our narrative.
The day being fine, and the wind blowing
fresh, with a heavy sea on, and the Erie going
through the water at about eight knots an
hour, all hands were startled by the cry Of
Man overboardr' 1he officers of the deck
Immediately gave the order to heaye the ship
t., and almost simu uitaneously Alonzo Jones
rushed on deck and cast his eyes astern, and
discerning the object of the alarm, at once
sprang into the sea. 1t may be well imagined
that the act was unexpected; ii certainly was
rash in the extreme, and as the daring man
was seen far astern, buffeting the waves man.
fully, il was painful to witness the intense
excitement on board, and the opinion was ex-
pressed that Jones' efforts would prove un-
availing, and that instead Of saving his ship
mate, he would himself perish in the attempt.
1t was, hOweyer, otherwise ordained, and
through the ses OF the officers the joyful
tidings were conveyed to the crew that their
noble comrsde was returning with their ship
mate, but whether the latter was alive or not
it yet remained to be seen. As Jones ap-
preached the ship it was evident that his re-
naming strength was fast failing him BY
dint of great exertion he approached the ship
near enough to grasp a rope thrown TO him,
and being hauled alongside, he and his com
panion were at length hoisted on board, after
having been nearly an hour in their perilous
situation. I-.
Upon reaching the deck Jones tainted, but
was soon brought to, after the administrat ton
Of stimulants, and his friend also, by judicious
| treatment, eventually recovered.
The above statement is literally true or
nearly SO, as the writer can vouch for, and
doubtless there are many still living who can
| corroborate its truthfulness. In view of the
circumstances attending this event, it may
| justly be regarded rs an act of the most heroic
daring, and deserving of all praise. II is sell
| dom indeed that one will attempt the rescue Of
his fellow being from impending death at the
imminent risk Of his own life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-12

ESAt Portland, Maine, a euts Yankee ad-
yerussd a lecture on the =. Humbug Of Spirit
ualism," the point Of which would be "letting
the cat out Of the bag" admission Eve cents
only. A large audience gathered at the City
Hall on Wednesday evening, and the lecturer,
after few words on the nature Of humbug,
took from beneath bis desk bag, which be
promptly opened, and out sprzng q veritable
eat! The audience, fortunately for the lee
turer, relished the joke, and, amid the burst Of
applause that followed, be lea himself oat Of
the lecture-room. rt-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-12

90 Frank Roberts, 4 young tragedian, lost al
bis trunks, n Cincinnati, the other night, con-
tsialng bis entire wardrobe, valued at slsoo.
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Rev. Mr.. Pryne on Parssn Brow.Isw.
From the syracuse Standard, 7thI

]"
Mr.. Editor: The above portrait of myself
must be amusing to my aequaintances in your
region; and rs they might be equally amused
by a portrait of the Parson, l will draw oue.
lie is six feet high, Vt dark, sallow complex
ion, angular In his build and motion, (what we
Yankees call raw-boned man answers we'll
his description, especially the - raw part of
the picture;) he has n long neck, surmounted
BY a small head for q man Of his size; his eyes
are black, but not peculiarly keen; his mou tn
indicates a mulish frmness; his under lip is too
large for les place, and has to be shtrrsd in
order TO ft; his hands are large, his gait SLOW
enly, and his air and manner that Of one of the
b'hoys." / cannot judge Of his style Of ora
tory, for he was e0nVeRlentfy unwell, and Gen.
Small, who is much Of 4 gentleman, read for
him.
did all the business with the janitor of the
hall, the printers, whom the Parson denounced
roundly, because they would not do our adver-
Using for nothing) the bill-posters and door
keepers, in order to give the Parson time to
write part Of his speeches; and L was there
fore compelled TO make several calls at bis
room, as L was At the room of the bill poster,
and q respectable old colOred man who carried
bills for MS. and found them both much bet
ter behaved than the pastor. boarded at the
same hotel with him, but never saw him at the
table bat once. Whether he took his meals AT
a shilling eating house and boarded at the
American" do not know. My room was
just one foor below his, and in the same wing
Of the hotel. He hurried home under the pre-
tenee that bis child was sick. presume il
got better soon rs the paster got out of free
State. Yours, &c, A. PRYNE.
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MUSICAL ATTRACTION
PRO BONO PUBLICO MUSICALE.

The Art Of Teaching Music: q practical method
for successfully impartinE a TBoRoreH MUSICAL
EDUC. TIoS, which gises the sum aud substance of
every thing necessary to be koovn 10 elevate and
establIs the CHARACTER and QUALIFICATION OF
and get copy ct Messrs BLANCHARD q MO-
HUNS Store, corner llth street and Pa. avenue.
2S-Im
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EAsT WASHINGTON LUMBER YARD.

desire TO inform the public, that, in addition to
the w oOd ana Coal business which have been en-
gagged in for several years (and for their liberal pat
rOnage IN which ] thank my customers I shaI,
from THIS time forth, keep on hand q good assert
ment of LUMBER, which can a nd will sell on as
good terms as be had IN this city. invite at
tentfan to my present stock cOnsis ting in part Of
Hemlack. White, and yellow Pine Boards, JOst
SIlls, Scantiing, X ails. &c.
White aud Yellow Pine Flooring and Siding,
Laths, Plcksts, Shingles, x c.. SO.
ask special attention To my HemlOck X Ras. They
cannot be surpassed.
A large supply OF Cedar aud Chestnut Posts.
] shaI. conduct the Wood and Coal bus mess an
usual.
Lime, Cement. Hair. Lacd, and Calcined Plaster,
Sand. &c, CONSTANT on hsDd.
4. EDWARD CLARK,
Cffice and IaTd-Virginia avenue,
oc1 1-5t" bat 9Th aud 10th SITS east. Navy Yard.
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THALBERG'S TUNER,

i "a, only right method Of TVHing.
T. IT. SPEIR having tuned the Pianos used q
the concerts, by the great artists, Thaberg and 9th
ers. and having practical experience of fourteen
yesTs. IN the largest piano manu- factories IN New
Nork. are deemed sufficient guarantees Of hls capa
hi'ItIes of Tuner aud Re epslrer of Piano Fortes.
Orders left at the Piano Wareroom Of Mr.. Rich
ard DAVIS will meet with prompt attention.
III
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Musical Instruction.
NUsIC ACCOMPLISHMENT.

vi ="
Prof DE CENIEL. has few more hours to
SPARE, which he will devote in giving q superior
course Of Musical Instruction, rsrely 10 he met
with on the HaTp, Ptasofovts, GEitar, Sisgiag,
and classical Organ PIayiHg. &c.
NJ B-NO instruction whatever will be given
where payments not made advance.
ENGAGEMENTS can be made BY calling st his New
Musical Repository, corner llth street and Penn.
nyenue Lift