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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13

10 ,JUsT AHRIvED, WITH A LARGE LOT 0E
~ n nmeihs y EShoEs consisting Of Plantation hss<x
~ backsmiths, House Carpenters, Cooks KAshexs a.
ironers seaastresses and House The sus~r
ssna VIII De receiving fresh supplies during season w
ne oilers Tor sale FOR cash approved paper HRGAK
leans. - - -
se2l Smd&ws John r. s,urg
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13

ESTATE OF THE LATE JOSEPH QUERION
BY N. YIGEIE. Auctioneer
RY VIRTUE OF an order from the Honor
able the Second District Court of New Orleans lih
Deeepher 1881 No. 1907, will be sold public auction on
THURSDAY 2ls January 1858, at IL O'Clock NJ az Banks
Arcade Mag szine street. for of said succession
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, situated In suburb
Lvuadats In the Fourth District city, bound
ed By Fulton Chippewa Eighth and Ninth Streets measuring
Engbh measure, about fyseven feet
deep. - -
Together with the house. containing rooms closets
kitchen, and all the improvements thereon.
RS-TERMS-Cash.
Act of sale before s. Mayner, Esq, Notary Public
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13

81 I. o. O. F.-HOward Lodge No. IL meets
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, In Lodge Room No. g. Odd
Fellows Hall. at O'clock 0hicers-ALEXR, PORTEOIS
n. O.; A. DE sofa, V. G. JOS MAGNER Recording Sec
enTy DAsiLVA, Per Secretary THADDEUS D. VAN
iag
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13

ROUND AND OVAL. BILLIARD TABLES six and eight
eet square Bhad Tables, with Marble Wood Tops Cs
IONS 70 play on the same table, either Pool the Game
fun and complete assortment of article in the line
ufacurer Of India Rubber Cushions also Pcbinboia %
aelle, Rouleltes, Balls and Pins Tenn Aileys III
ECONOMICAL STOVES ' w.
Portable, and up order with cockery and
tops. - O'' ""u 'a''Hon
ss-wsuut Wood for sale dos,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13

AA{k HEADQUARTERs FIRST COMPANY
(fs4sN Arsenal Girod street - N
aas&S The First Company Washington Battalion of Art
ey vii attend regular Monthly Meetings on the first MON
DAY Of each month"; and Regular Drills on THURSDAY of
every week at O'Clock, until further notice. ~ Vi
By order OF
w1,1,vu ]. B. WALTON, Captain.
3. v9g ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13

srcCsP S n,s1SIc. SUCCESSION q WILL
NOTICE is hereby given TO the creditors of
this estate and TO all other herein Interested
show cause within days from the present notification any
they have why the by the
executor Of this estate should be homologaed ap
proved the funds distributed in accordance herewith.
By order Of the Court.
P. S. WILT Clerk.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13

de V Nouyelle- Orleans No. l1572
A Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
cies de la szde succession ct toues
celia peu dayor dedure dix jon date de
Ia prosecute publication, le rasons pour
presente execueur de Ia e succession ne
serat point homologue les
repartis commencement au dit compile.
Par ordre de la eour
ja7 IL Is p 2. WIITZ Grehser
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13
CHARITIES STREET
Between Bienville and Cont streets.

LAURENT UTER-sti the only person in the city who
plates the honor to inform bis that he
now on hand splendid assortment Of FRENCH GLASSKs-
not Belganwbeh superior latter every
connosseur well and I'll taking
the commercial crisis he will dispose of them 20 cent
below ordinary prices and 10 cent below the prices
asked at other establishment Being directly connected
with the principal house Paris enabled 10 execute eny
commission whatever in his ne in from 20 to Is
days either for svered glasses plain mirrors store
fronts.
His organized that he undertake
any and all kinds of gliding and framing.
An eXte siye assortment Of Autographs and epgravugs
plain and coIored.
OIL paintings in the style Of the best masters.
All work executed by this house is d2I I'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13

8- .: q. E..-CrescenJ Lodge No. 8, meets
every TUESDAY EVENING in room No 1, Odd Fellows'
HAL ~ I O'Clock. Ohicers-J. T. MILLER N @: A DIT-
CHiRON, y. G.. WM. HOWELL. Recording Secretary !;
L. n JAHAN, Per. Secretary F. K. BARBoT, Treas.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13

AlsDHNU @ fttJtFEItS, MUSEUM AND AMPHf-
W THEATER,
st. Charles street, corner Of Commercial Place.
e. X Spalding Business Manager.
" D. Rogers Equestrian Manager
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13

h5- Polar Star r.. A...-Chauter No 81
Regular eonvocaiious SATURDAY evening O'clock
az the Grand Lodge, Masonic Hall Charles street
OFFIcERs-Seth r. Field, ". f.. H.. p; j. q Batcbe-
or' y X Thaddeus D. VanTiorn. f. g.; D. N Harder
" h. - q. +. skinner p. s.: VIM II. Seaman r.. A
g Frank A Bartlett a. M Sd ": P. j. Christian G.
NJ "a VI Geo r Evans, O.. M LIST "; Seaman Field
Treasurer T. J sansbury, Secretary b. Strswbridge
So VIM H. Holland, j.. s., J, Chellet, Guard.
dsO ly H. j. sTASsBuRy s.c,v
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13

Doors open ut 6K o'clock. Performance commences at
PRICES OF ADMIsSIOK-Dress Circle Jatticed Bo.es
pArqueite and Second Boxes 81 6g Pit 81 Third Gallery 81
cchts NO seat secured unless paid for.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13

ORLEANS THEATER GRAND ToMBOLA-
Tbs pabe are informed that the Drawing II the GRAND
TOABOLA OF the ORLEANS THEATER will take place at
the Thester MONDAY February 1883 Tickets can be
procured BY applying at the ONCE OF The Theaer. jsl2
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-11
MORE THAN 100000 BOTTLES
SOLD IN THE
new ENGLAND STATES
IN ONE YEAR.

THB RESTORATIVE % pRUF. o. WOOD FOR RES-
L lOklNG per e-lly AID permanently has never
had rival volume nilsr volume might De slysl lr
para Of world, and from IHL1llssaL. ID
prove lhaI IL a perfect HcssoEalaEe5 Jut le-d
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-11
THE LEGISLATURE.

The Senate February 10, cOncurred in the amend
ment Of the House Jf Representatives to the Bell
resolutions Mr.. WHIrTHoRSE's bill authorizing the
Register Of the Land Office at Nashville, to perform
certain duties Of the Secretary Of State during his
absence PASSED the third reading; the bill to make
accommodation endorsers equally liable with the
principal was laid on the table; the bill to amend
the tipping Law was indefinitely postponed; the
bill to amend the act regulating the fees Of county
officers, was rejected the bill further defining the
duties Of Clerks Of the County Court, rejected
the bill to provide for the travelling expenses Of the
Directors Of the Bank Of Tennessee, who live with
out the county Of Davidson, was laid on the table
the bill imposing fine Of $500 on publishers and
editors of newspapers for publishing offers to bet On
elections, was indefinitely postponed the bill to re-
eve innocent persons from the payment Of costs In
certain cases, was indefinitely postponed.
In the House Of Representatives., the resolutions
from the Senate reminding the honorable JOHN BELL
Of his pledge to resign, if his oountrymen disaP-
proved Of his upon the Kansas bill, was con-
CURED in with the following amendment, submitted
BY Mr.. RowLEs:
"Be IL further rssoIDsd. That our Senators in the
Congress of the United States, hereby instruct
ed and our Representatives requested, to vote
for the admission Of Kansas, as an independent
State, under what is termed the LecOmptOn cons l.
tuition transmitted 10 the Senate and House Of Rep
resenAstivss in Congress assembled, by President
Buchanan in his message to them, dated the second
day Of February, 1853"
This resolution was adopted by yeas SO, nays q,
and then the original proposition as amended
was passed on division Of the question, by SINH
lar vote.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-11
R. F. PRICE, y. R.
A CrnrOus sronr.-APoris letter relates the fol-

A CURIoUs SroRT.-A Paris letter relates the fol-
lowing:
The Duke de, an old aristOcrat, has 8 son
,-ho Is in the naval service Returning from
cruise he was struck with the elegant form ana
charming face Of young grl whose mother was the
portress of the hOJel. Our hero thought such q
erat could be boarded like frgae, but meeting with
complete repulse he drew OF has forces only solicit
ing the privilege Of towing her into the port Of
v,sfrimony. before that snug haTb0r could be
reached il was necessary TO double the cape Of pa
tsrnal explanation, and be encountered in the at
tsmpt a terrible storm Of rain, hail, thunder, and
Ggbtuinp But q calm succeeded the tempest; the
fstber declared be would no longer oppose tue wish
% Of his son. A man is either up with the age IN
which he lives or he Is The spernet is an epoch
of enlightenment and equality. In the last century
already did not The Nauiue Of N. de Voltare who
after al was but femme dc cHamoFe marry the
Count dAlbans
In short the duke consented to the marriage Of
his SON only requiring that he should make year
cruise before the event came of During that tme
the Young sailor might reflect upon the consequences
Of Inc step and Nauiue might be polished into ele-
,oDce uader The hands Of the Duke, her future
2fher.iu-aw But the cunning old gentleman-a
Tailevraud on a small scale-masked, under this
oondsseension, a MachIavehsu plot, He had re-
markell in the fairsamsel a certaln disposition TO
sTsBoNp0iqt He employ ed The year he had before
him ia developing this tendency, His Sccomphces
=; tbis rlau we're all the tariuaCious substances
known from Inc potato 10 the racabou Of ,he Arabs
He strictly forbid exercise 10 has victim. Al the
end Of SIX months the girl had gained eighteen
pounds in weight; al the end Of the year She was
moBsrrous 4 was AlbOni without the vocc-thc
elephant without the nightingale It had swa lowed
Al Inc end OF tae year the young oLhcer appeared,
radiant with anticipation. Embrace your aLnauceu'
said his father ironically, as he led TO his arms
the mountain Of humanity Ehich he himself had 50
perfdiously elevated Theyouug officer, frightened,
notEithstanJlng has bravery, turned about and
ran aud he Is running yet
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ARREST THE MURDERERI!
5000 Reward g!

And by A. H. ROSCOE, G. W. EENDERsHOT, and }
STRETCH. jan i-dtW&w5m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-11

COunterfeiters, BeWaTe!-A reward IS offered
for The detection OF any citing initiating,
the veDdsF OF any Oh cO4Ht-Tteit iutOn Of Scr
HAYES HOLLAND Bll1BRS. The genuine highly con-
CeUtTaled Holland Btcs is put Up nai plot titles only,
havn the OF the olretOr, PAaR "a. blown in
tbam ard his signature 6roU the and ever
bottle
This deligh mi aroma, Opular remedy Tor Fever
and Ague, Weakness OF all kinds Dyspepsia, Ind gest ~
Headache CosiveDess and Piles an De Detained rom any
Of our res eCtatle DTug5 SITS. feb 7-lW.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-11

IA The FIoREECEs appeared last night at the
Gaisty in number Of their presentations of Irish
and Yankee characters, which we're received with
rounds Of applause. Those who we're not at the
Gaiety missed decidedly "gOOd thing" Tonight
Mr. and Mrs. FLORENCE viii appear in number Of
their avorite characters and would advise those
who wish to enjoy a hearty laugh to go and see
them.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-11

THE WATSON HoUsE-The Union Hail. so well
known to visitors to this city for many years past
has been taken by THOMAS S. WArsoN, Esq, late
Of Sumner county. Mr.. WATsON has for many years
Kept one of the best houses on the road between
Nashville aud Louisville In taking the Union Hall
he has effected radical change in the establish
msnt, and will keep one Of the best houses in tie
oauntrY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-11

RF7- LOvELLs Big Bear still holds his "levees -
ct the Pavilion opposite Office, and he is visited
daily by large crowds Of ladies and gentleman, who
express themselves highly delighted with his per
formances lie will remain but few days longer,
so that those who wish to him will have to call
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-11

The great American Corn Shelter Of 1856, Paten-
ted By ]. J. johnson, is exhibition at No.
~, Public Square, Nashville, Tenn and is the only
really valuable invention of the kind, ever offered
10 the public. Il will shell about 20 bushels per
hour in the hands Of man, wet, green, soaked
Corn, without cracking the grains, or breaking
the cObs. State and County Rights for sale at No.
AZ, Public Square.
Our motto Examination and trial
Call and see. ). A BROWN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-11
Sale of Steamboat.

DY virtue Of order Of from Dist Court Of
ID the United states al Nashville, IN she OF T. Nat
thews and Others tAe Steamboat Scotland lib in REM
WILL Saturday, the Goth day February instant, sell
public vendue, board Of the Stsa Scotland
city wharf, the said Steamboat Scotland her bOsts tackle
apparel furniture, 90 the hghes bidder. The puFcEa
will be required 70 two thousand dOliaFsi essh and
give notes with good security, payable bank. six,
EWeve eighteen months for the residue equal
slslmenls. ]. B. CLEMENTS. Z. s. MarshaI
fsb9 for the District u Middle Tennessee.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-11

PENSION OFFICE
NasBvILLF, February &, 1858.
The Pension Agency At Pulaski In this state has been DIS
continued the s OF Pen oues thai roll have been
transferred tas place, Ihes will hereafter Dc Ao
those wishing ~ draw by Power q Attorney viii please
Inform The Agent or Otherwise giving their hame'
county an nlee, and ADJ printed blank will Dc
ssa' 'hem immediate lie PARTICULAR desired a re-
Taes'eo 10@' a catou for payment b. made immediately
after the f March aud Oh Of September so as 10
enable The AgenI'o pay them Of asso1n as possible.
JOEL n. SMITH,
Pension Agent.
The .Fsyeusy lie and Pulaski papers will confer favor
upon fensODei 20 hel etPecI'e Localities, by giving The
above az iasertou in their Colupp,.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-11
T. sTOCKMAN
swan q CO.'S lotteries
AUTHORIZED By THESrATE or GEORGIA.
10000 DOLLARS!

The following scheme vii be oy $. swan & Cos
Managers Of tne spar Academy terry taeir
Sir gle Number Lotteries FeOruay, 1898 az augusta
Gsor<a, public under zupsuntsndoucs Of Commis-
sinners.
CLASS l.
70 be ibs CITY Augusta, Georgia. 10 public, o.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1858.
CLASS 2.
To nc clti OF augusta Ge0rEa1 ln puDel On
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1858.
Class O.
70 drawn city Cd augusta Georgia. On pubcg %
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 20, 1858
s.Aa-a1
To be drawn tn toe City Of Agu.,as Georgia. pablo on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY y, 1858.
on FH1 PLAN VI -INun- sU4BEESl
FIVE THOUSAND FuUh HUNDRED AND
EIGHIl EIF ~ PRIZES
VEAgLT yNa fAIL- ~ rTai-I y tICKEI5.
MAGNIFIC IN 4 sCHEMEJ
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-11

Arrrn4.OS, TEurLlEs!-Ths members Of UtoPian Tenn
pie Of Honor g. hereby notified 10 met at their
Hin this evening" y O'Clock, for the purpose Of attend
ina the Celebration Of the New Temple in Edge6eld.
By orderof W. &. T.
Feb. IL 1855 R. F. PRICE, y. R.
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w. Z. CIEAAzDS SO =
Patent
ELASTIC FIRE AND WATER-PROOF;
CEMENT ROOFING.

Il Tennessee, Of the above patent & prepared Is ntFodnos
= inlo general ase sna asEs ne attention Of Architects,
sEami ne its auPerior MY over other Roofing.
ARCHITECTS AND BUlbDs&s ahoald not TAIL 70 axsm-
use The Material forms hard and smooth gsrf lzar WI
mpsTyOus 70 water, elastic and flexible Il contracts ana
expands win the changes Oftne aEmOsph6ls, and ~ n
FsvaPoato craeE, nor Fol and a. daFao hss i
i s practically inperishsbls, and win perfectly rssui
ed, and vii Warmth water proof We Hi engage 70
put Roofing On over ordinary good ahaalhls old sl
ges isr and gayei an Iae saa 1ae eoPpsi' ron rooi5
making daersnee how steep Or 1ai ,ney may belof
doa per hundred square ieet t being Cheap
any kOof o. The old 80 ei and We SURE Il wa
Il VI, also b. fo1nd &c be me best thing ever invented
cover and old eakg TN, Tar and gravel I0ooL around
enlmneys suss dotnaf Wlnooal5 ane slefs aaefe ts1
TN rustsd thF1gh Ths Cement can be put 70 Ass
long g stone, ana form Petise adhesion % any ooe .
Whlen II z applied li2 hoois ean Pc panied over ana ar
Iuisd net 70 leak dcas and any cents hundred
las hosn9g wiz be found % be ne hos hng of 'oEetng
srge ko0a where they much exposed y nresuch
DePOs, station Houses, Steamboat DecEs and, ac eye
kind Of koof WhsTe tsre exposure ars
As me roof Is Pauact without Joint presents
eh4nee oT at5ts com aneas and any ghi sapstanee VIII
burn 0ut Eith~at igniting.
Il ? Insurance Ohcss At CinsinnaH and other places
where Chllds & Co.'S Cement has been uidnaI
with kOois covered with his Cement a me sans rates
~ The Cement VIII be furnshsd 10 thoss Al distances
Win directions for using.
IL County Rights Tor sale.
~ Orders sens % the undeFgnsd, shEouzb the PosioI
aOs,Eillbe promptly attended % }. 7. NATHURsI,
No. 24s spruce street
IWould respectfully refer 70 the following gentlemen foE
whom have covered oaid ngs vim me Csmen.
Arehitsets and Master AeskaHies Of NaskviLls
M n. d.. AKhkUTD,
asssrs. ). A. aUGHEs SAITH,
WAkkEN q MuoNE,
COLEMAN q SPAIN,
- McCU lbUJGh q hOUGH,
JOAN McCAAN O co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-11

TP Ne aavortiueaont Is inserted In this
saper, sxcsPt fr0m those vgao have regu-
lar contrasts, aaa except legal notices.
vnless paid Tor az the time Of insertion.
jan lily.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-11
GATETY CLUB.

MR.. ". H. CRISP, his return Nashville, hGds sew
w erE nunoatOns from gentlemen desTOns OF IN
log the Caiety Club requesting informed Of the length
Of the season, etc etc.
Mr.. Crisp takes this public method Of answering:
Subscribe emitted all the privileges Of The Club
Room, Tree to he IneaIre for year from me
time they become members.
The Dramatic will continue from nine 70 ten months
each year The G-iely viii cont open I'll July,
and the Fall Season the first OF September Du-
ring the present ranac Season the ling uupTecedrn-
ted attractions vii appear in continuous sion
MT. J. IS. Murdoch Mr. g. Booth, Ravel AaTrneu troupe
Miss NJ Dav npOr, Mr. Joseph Proctor Miss za Logan,
Miss ChaOe Cushman, Mr. COuldock, t5e Keller Troupe
and New Orleans English OpeTI Troupe.
Mr. W H. tsp believes the es,aOlishmeBt OF the Gaiety
Club, the heightened basis, will materially lend 10 tn
elevation and welfare Of the in this city. The aleUi
secured by the manage, he trusts ii be esteemed cn-
yiacng pr Of he is n earnest in TedeemiHg bis promises
and spectiulk calls he est bshed czeHs to support
him in bic endeavoTs.
Crisp will b happy n meet his friends and Iatrons on
the evening Of Thursday the 2st the Gaey CLUB Room
janI9-du
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PIANOS. mT

NVB have received Fourteen Piano Fortes from
W those unrValsd maker Light. Newton ana Bradbury
and Haines Bros, which make stock very large and
desirable. W. would be pleased to have these ms ments
ined by AL whether they desire purchase
livery Piano cold by shall be warranted give satisac
ton every respect.
feb 90 ". & r. FREEMAN.
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Rates of Advertising.
\ LINES Oh LESS 70 oossTIrgTr SQUARE.


AANAWAhAA Al AAAAAHeN--
Oae squEre, year, e90seh additional square, SIO'
Advertisers exceeding the sPaceseOntract'
ed for, Will be charged for the excess.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-11
GREAT AUSTRALIAN BEAR
A PET TIGER.

Accompanying the Bear Pet TIGER captured train
ed, and shown BY Mr.. A. Lowell the Ten0wue ed animal
trainer. The Tiger captured By him time since,
during excursion in tn interior Of Bengal
completely broke that he viii Watsn The properly his
master tss aos will protect aud guard him when see
ing; will hunt capture and bring and in do all
that is ssi0le in animal, at the ghtst sign.
II This wonderful Bear may be seen a
he corner of hurch CheTTY streets, OppO, a te
the Mon aud American office,
Ii ? Abundance p cents5 Children under 10 years IS
ilsn2I.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-11
Auction Sale of Groceries
BY
Carter. Mckay & Co,
NO. 10 Public Square.

ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY nth, 1858.
WE will offer for sale 10 front Of store following
w articles and invite the attention of the retail
chants in the city and county, this sale intend
sell in lots 70 suit purchases, viz;
90 hhds Sugar, 25 bIs TaloW Candles,
50 bbls MOasses, 50 baskets Champagne Wine
l0O bags Rio Coffee, IS boxes 90 Cider
90 bbls Crs'd q POwd Sugar. quart,
10 bbls fresh Pecans, SO boxes do do
% bbs No l. MackeTsi, pint
90 kits No. do IS casks Ale ard Porter,
81 boxes No. Cod Fish, 100 boxes Glassware,
SO boxes N Rsisns, 100000 Cigars, ass'd brsnds,
Is half DO 10 bhls Cologne Spirits,
$50 bbs Cn Reed Whisky, 90 psck'ge fne BTandes,
10 dOpuN Bourbon do close out,
so do MOnOn gahela do boxes old OtaTd Brandy,
10 do American Brandy, IS deE Wash Boards,
so casks Soda, 100 bxs manf'd Tobacco, TaTi-
200 dog Painted Buckets, Gus brands,
so do Tubs, ~ 900 bags coarse salt,
IS do do 81 % gross Ground Mustard, =
50 dOE Cove Oysters, good, and 4 lbs,
100 bxs star Candies, VT IS gross Backing.
30 half do do do 20 gross MEsOns 4 Backing,
so n do do do
The above articles will be sold Cash, portion
bound 70 be sold without reserve.
Feb. 9, 1853 CARTER, MCKAY & CO.
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MarshaI's Notica.

VIM. BALL and Ohes Steamboat Scotland Llbsls in
JOS MENARD, d Others, vs.. Steamboat seOusnd rem.
lY virtue o. a wRrrsnr issued TO me IRON the DstF
u Court OF the U tied states in and for Middle d
rst Of Tennessee IN the sb I'VE causes, Jesse r..
Marshal OF SAL cou, nerrb! MAJ publications. requ
BY said OTdeT AID cite ali p=sUns general ha
pEeend TO have rig title interest The
boat scotland, her boats apparel tack aud uTiture
appear before Judge sad District Coust Al be
Court IN the Capt a. Nashville on I'd d. OF
February instant, IL De cA, else the ia
next following a. ten OcO in for n5on here an
unto he Aselsns Ia oOGtraes wage,
supplies, and labor, &C., evil aad manime, aad fur
TIER receive Ia ants beh it, ilsttce snail
pertain. This s.h dsy Of F-br l,5s
3. OLEMBNCS,
feb 10 MaTsbal for The District Of MlI. Tam.