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negro Boy for Sale.

WILL Cash the highest bidder on the first Mon
day in October the Public Square the City Of Nash
VILE likely Negro Boy, Is years old five inches
high. bill Of sale will be given the purchaser.
b. z. LAYNE,
sep21-d3+ HiIIsboro Tenn.
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TNRUIF CANS! FRUIT CANS!-Just received
90 dozen "Arthu's" Tin Cans;
so do do yellow Stone Cans;
SO do do White do do.
also sizes Fruit Cans for sealing very simply
tructed and easily sealed up, and warranted good.
II POrders from the country promptly filled.
iyI3-i&Wd J. ". WILSON.
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Important to Printers,

NTEWs and BOOK INK-alarge ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS quail
ity, at low prices just received by
F.HAGAN,
sep2l Market street.
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bY TERRAss BROTHERS,
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yWyOBACCO.--5O boxes Longhon and Armsteads SuperC
Tobacco, for sale very low TERRASS BROTHERS
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following articles and viii be in constant receipt Of
supplies
81 hhds prime choice Sugar. $1,000 Cigars assorted brands
100 bbls Baltimore Crushed do IS Claret Wine,
50 bbls Powdered do, 50 B Carb Soda,
. bbls Loaf do, so bags Ground Pepper,
$50 bags prime COFFEE, 25 nests Tubs,
go kegs Nails, 100 dozen painted Buckets,
10 bbls M0lasses so dozen Cedar Buckets,
100 y -bbls MOlases, Liquors.
. = bbls Golden Syrup, 50l bbs Reetifed Whisky,
p bags Pepper 10 bills Jamaica Run.
. bags Spice, 900 bbls Old Rye and Bourbon,
- bags Ginger, 50 bbls choice MOnOngahela,
% boxes Tobacco, (a gr d) bbs Bourbon from rs old
200 boxes Star Candles, 200 bxs assorted Liquors,
40 cases Teas, 50 bbls American Brandy,
100 bundles Wrapping Irvine, IS bbls n Gin.
spt2 BGa
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WWTILL make regular trips three lines week tdFna<Z
wv from Cla. ksvlle to Paris. Leaves Clarks
vile on Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 0ns-AA-
o'clock arrives Paris al O'Clock evening 20
connect Camden and Richmond stages will also connect
with Daily Of Coaches from Paris the junction Of the
Memphis with the Mobile and Ohio Railroad which line viii
under November Returning leaves Paris Tues
day. Thursday saturday O'Clock, and arrives at
Ciaksve o'clock evening connect with the Nash
VILE Hopkn vile and Rus8evil stages The line Is newly
cited with comic table coaches good horses and careful drivers
accommodation Of passenger The pat onage Of the pub
lie via thankfully received The stage Office kept at the
Washington HOTEL ClaksYe Union Ina, Dover Union Hotel
Paris TsepI4-WAl F. P. GRAY.
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TIN PLATE, A0c.
OOn BOXES lo IOxl4 Tin, hest brand.
HOU $50 boxes * IOx14 Tin, best brand.
300 do lc l4X20 do do do
50 do X do do do do
20 pigs Banca TIN.
30 pigs Lead, Just received and for sale low By
auz2I J. ". WILSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-22

HUGH MCCREA,
Late Of McCrea Terrass. Late Of H B. Morris 4 Co.
HUGH MeCREA & CO.,
Successors to H. B Morris & Coz
WHOLESALE GROCERS d COA1ZS10Y AEROH4Y7H
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
NOS. 3 AND Is MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE, TENN
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T FRANON MILLS FLOUH.-Wehave been mads
Age1ts f1r he ale Of the Lshanod Mills k0ur ghch
superior brand -. ~. -. .
which We vii sell wholesale or retail.
-1av5otf CARTER, MCKAY 4 co.
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EXPIRES ORDERS TO cLOsEI

EAYING received orders to close tie entire invoice Of Dr.
Goods, Clothing, Hats Shoes, Boots Bonnetss haroaI
Cuty and Varieties generally will commence our suction sal
this morning at 10 O'Clock, With the determination OF PUTIN
them through for cash. BENZ T, SHIELDS.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

J. NJ Barnes at the house Of Bransford, McWhirer Co..
Nashville Hon. VIM Campbell, Lebanon; Hon. VIM. Gull
lom Carthage; Hon. L. Gardenhre Sparta Hon. A CulOm
Livingston, Hon. 7. Nixon Yandike, Athens, Tenn.
seplS-dtW6 cR3t IL
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hundred thousand traitors upon il, andWith
handful Of The faithful itiurned and crushed them,
and then disappears from the scene, while the APP
Plause Of the world is sim ringing in its ears.
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- ArrR1uAN rIcKEF.

For Governor. Lorenzo Burrows, Of Orleans; for
Tie1t Governor, n. s. Benton, Of HeThmer; for
Canal Commissioner, James B. Thompson. of Genes
ZEE; for State Prison Inspector, VIM. A Russell, Of
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30
amnscmenfs.

CADFMY OF MUSIC.--LAST NIGHT
"A On WEDNESDAY, Dec. l, q: O'clock,
P''"''' '-' MILE PICoLOMINI.
when vin b. given Meats famous opers OF
LIZ NOZZE DI FIGARO.
THE Marriage of Fssso)
Mile. PICOOLOhINl ran
CARL fORMES ss.'..'
Of which boy sckDowledgsd 10 the Creates! y
ing repre,er,syes. TIE otneI 7, t;s bJ ,o,,,, mn,
RING, WE Mich, MULLER
CONDUCIOk..........s..... ......CAhL ANsCHIIL
Tie sale Of seats aud private boxes or Pcolomns last s
yeersnce commences this morning.
SPECIAL NOTICEBy general request portion of ne new
private boxes will BE- for sale at the Wall street ticket ohce
The balance will remain for sale et the Academy.
Os FRIDAY. Dee
First appearance in America OF
MILE. fOIEsOr.
PRINCIPAL dramatic prrs dopr from ; Grand Opera 10 Pr
v no viii II ske het debut IN the great roe Of
VALENTINE in Tue HUGU GNOTS.
The CAST OF THE HUVtESOlS
viii BE- found to be infinitely superior to that OF The last scaoa
The three great female psrts Will te sung by -
NILE P0lNsOI, MADAME LAB0R0E, MILE. GHlOSI.
The Esae roles by
FLORLNZa, TAMARO, wEINLIcH, COLETTI,
PlkANESER. DUbREUiL. BARRATINi aud
CARL f0BMEs,
Who viii resume lis great part OF Marcel
lHt BALLET
viii be nynerolsly represented and will be headed By
MILF SOrO
THE CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA
viii comprise strensh Of talent as, sesson.
Particular attention called 70 the role Of the Queer, which
will be sung by
MADAME bAbOkDE,
with whom fsyorte role aud will thus Dc restored TO its
orignsl Importance.
On SA1U 1URDAY-Lsst night Of the and last nigh. Of
THE HUGUENUTS,
The HUGCFNOIS accOun. whatever bs gven
than twice Of the departure Of the entire
cempaIy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

A RTHUR NAPOLEON.
N the YOUNG PORTUGUESE PIANIST,
WI give his second
sOlREE MUSIC ALE,
At Dodworths Rooms.
TUESDAY EvENiNo. nov. 3e 1883.
ARTHUR NAPOLEON will be essist.d BY
Signs. CARROLL Prms Donna
Miss Fannie sTOCTCN soprano.
Nj. DtNNkIT, the young Anericla B,s+o.
THEO. sclIALLEHN, Conductor.
PshT l.
l. Dueo "MsTho Faliero". Donizet
Csirol and M.. bennett
ARTHUR NAPOLEON.
g. II sosao 10 Bsssia
Miss sto<tor.
L
MI. DerlctL
s. Fantasia, " I Puritan" Hem
ARTHUR NAPOLEON
C. Aria Verdi
sigma. Cairoh.
PAsr II.
Due.,o "C.rue.t ard Moltscchi" Rehni
sigus Carroll sn1 Miss StyctoB.
(AudAns de lrcis a Lar Arthur Napoleon
O. March de Nuit. .totischsik
ARTHUR NAPOLEON.
q Bishop
Nile. Fannie s,ocktOn.
10. Aria ILfeAce ~ cI 'fdi, ttrnanil Verdi
M D,nuett
H. Ars Robert ;oi que Jam... Msyerbeer
zig a. Csirch
r. Grand Fantasia LbiNir dAnore" Thsibers
ARTHUR NAPOLEON.
Sngle W
Door, or~u .t7 soiree CONNIE mtnces A. O'clock
Ticket. nav t% h-d u HALL u SONS, c. BREUSINGS,
sCPARFEHBERG LUls'S, DEsCoM5E'S and a; the
Goo
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

- No. AS BROADWAY.
GREAT DISPLAY or ELEGANT
WIN Il II CLOAKS,
LAST kONAL1IES Of the SEASON
PLAIN and RIBBED BExyyEE CASTOR AID EsoIMAUx
''' GILMAN OF SUPERIOR EXCELLENCE
Ladies ~il find In Establishment assortment of
BEAVER CLO sKs In STYLE, MATERIAL and Quality to 10
seen IN 10 other store III the city.
In Of our Immense Saes enabled pre-
OVER FEE afE fS4IaXfS TSGGSASD slM' sGAEaESrs'
None bsyirs been manusetur.d more han a few days
The CLOAkS in our Establishment are
UNIoUE IN MANUFACTURE, and
We therefore. solicit, al who freely
extensive 81 reoom, Satisfied that the mpreion created BY
DISPLAY OF cLoAKs
popularity snd prof; to ourselves.
We have no" a,apSsIctSs On pScsDa1 "a iei Il. 'si sb n
a - RICH RICH iiyoxs VELVET SLEEVE CLoAKs
At from $50 TO siO-each, worth from . IS to $50.
CHARLES STREET 6 Co..
No. AS BROADWAY.
In couseouenc. Of uumerous mistake, which forced
To T oS, E.tsslh@e but been deceived by the similar
OUTSIDE appearance Of Other: We are g. eompssd paohSy
''"s"''"'' LARGE WHITE POLAR BEAR
IAD''''' IL 'H' u ''' CHARLES STREET Co.
NOTICE TO THE LADIES
FuRs. ruRs! ~ ruRs' FuRs!
AT WHITE BIRDS.
FIRST CLASS FURs AT RETAIL
sABLEs, EsMiSE. MINK. STONE MARrEN. FITCH.
SQUIRREL,
&C. LADlEs faE kkIiMrSsSSEs, A''
THOSE SIS shTs ATs os ,Sas fsiRgNcH + MINK.
Ai''ss lI;IcsGs F6a SsiY Ygs az md cad''
0"' '-'' ''''' IAuIEs YAssy sTRs - .vr,u
nAsrn1As HAlr-cAPss, PssfRtH vlcfoklSEs. # sEna-
MAN MuFFs end CUFFS.
q sTal;ss9sSI1 + -; 5SI t11; Ic% SS fs FRcrs
Reme~Ser WHITE ! BIepg, ~,
no 2s MaideD lane, corner OF Nassau
@. NJ. BoplNE, ss .., n.,.a~.,.
WI oder oa MONDAY, Nov. -,
RICH PARIS rRiSfEO DrLAsEs,
W IN NTEE n;oE,y,eSxT sPrEN FrEs. oRs'
'' CUT snd MADE Ur IN PARIS,
uSreuALED our or FRANCE,
oENlNs NEW FUR ROOM
MAST INDIA, CANTON. MANILA, JAP
IL ANTsE and AMERICAN INoIAN FANCY 4ooDssi
FOUNTAINS INDIA STORE; No. 633 BROADWAY.
Oar arr, a.oIn sn Of .hs s'. .,r,.' IA .seessy
sSna tsaa. .Sus HARr cTRIous VALUABLE .ic fO
present.
900 CASTS of FANCY SILKS for Bonnets,
HVD DTS1Tr yFLvETS, PLUSH SILK NELvHT5
sATiSs. esiorsi and Bl.ei osTRica FEATHERS T,scsh
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

MENDEaLdsSsS adSS1R LssoHEs Sss1iTT4S.sr. nNl9N. PAUL.
THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. = 1853.
Ry general thcse present on giving evening
Nd many " ho were TO stte nd snd owing TO the
yLATT .R,NG RECEPTION
az iii. Or,torjo on II. performance tha evellnx
" ~ THE MESbELSsOHS UNION
wiu ,,res. subi.ne Oratsrio
SAINT PAUL,
On the sane fraDd bera "a on ia INT psoTnlnoe
conbring The eutir- STR peth oi tn- - - o
CtIEBKATED CHORUS or TIE UNION.
snB . Lrsc .pd -.lr,t Orche.tra from tse
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
''"-'--' Ms. MARY =. HawLEY.
GEORGE SIMPSON
CHAs 0UILMErfR
n uAsuUOr-pN C Circ.or
1,te. 20 c,;, .ah; can b. hset the principal
.ie sor,. Ia and bioosyn aud 81 the do0 on the
Tbs nsutr, snd rbe VIII receive h- tickets
rscsli0n the Pa o.ufte NAeNi q ''s'i'' '-a'On
Munger No y. Brcedrsy IN -
Door. ot@n si oclooi. Tas pcrfrnaaee VII commence
AZ Il, pee.ry srs close y orok rossio, 10
odsre ,so.- coming from toe nsrhoorils csfss
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30
Jnenuctiou.

A FLACK, A. NJ, Principal Of the HUDSON
IA RIyER INSTITUTE, ClAysssct, Columbia Co, p
ruhes Board aud Tuition. Eushsh, o. pw vssk
S,ud,pts receive Nov. g.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30
90 Whcm it map Concern.

NOTICE.-TO ALL WHOM ITMAY CON
IN CERNse GndersI ed hereby gives notice TIA. ae viii
SILL pay s.J.ase tie nose CARRIAGE fof nsr y
~ Ho-s Cool ~ Nc H. slt ball BY Js.s Lsti.n 'ae
b.yrG b-ea stored pr-sss the h Of July
Any pe pe bayirg any claim the above Carriage
s ca ierssn,d res cays from sste u this
ts4 or 4, siI be scld a. above stats. H.cKERsOS.
S,w.Yoik, Nov 80, te1A No. ~ Chfutopnsrs,-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30
furs ano Robes.
EANCY FURS
l. AT WHOLESALE


FANCY FURS
l. AT WHOLESALE
BALLARD, SHUTE & Co.,
u, 45 4s BR9ADWSAA6Yii ,SA6i,Sck.o y II, Jobnyss .aa
RETAiIERs .cUoned 70 purcbs.e FURs in this u,arts<
he s,o,I. not aa:s 1ni,ss ut, s.
within st twelve mouths Of throwing their stocks open to-
RETALNG PURPOSES just % soon =, The '.:'11 e. o1n
ER and the JoBBER to oonnne heir ca''"n-aV "a"
''' '''''' ne NECESSITY, Z 81 JUSTICE OR POLICY
ABILITY S''S Of The TRADE or THIS CITY to "p'0r'
ONE STRICTLY WHOLESALE HOUSE.
10 this end they invite 'hs attention Of " n''s s0s
Wy 'n<''"s'' 70 Neo cos,i,rr W., srocr"
LADIES' FANCY FURS,
embracing the rioaest well the nore eonInoo vars
GENTS MuFFLERs CAPS, COATS ,r.
al they VIII sell 70 sueh buyers IN favor OF os
os~pe,ttso. and kgiti'.ais bss'-e..
EURS-FURS-FURS.
l. Ladies are r-.rec,faIIy invited 70 examine cur
THOROUGHLY SEASONED rURs.
LXTIEs' AND CHILDRENs FUas.
We can probably show geaier vantty than any o,neI
han re-eut the sdvsssse Of which We cheer
folly ofer 10 our customers
PRACTICAL MANUFACTURERS,
guarantee every Article sol l.. - .
Our establishment cohtsins no OLD FU RS nor DYED FuRS
but Ia repo,e with genuine, wellseasoned
FURs AT Low PRICES.
LACE POLAR BEAR IN THE WINDOW.
CHARLES STREET Sc Co.,
No. as Brosdxay.
LNURS, GOOD FURS,
IL CHEAP,
LADIES AND CHILDREN,
No. Al Broadway, first hoor up stairs
Cbespasss and excellence comb ned,
Tax rot the purse vet plesses the mind;
And ELKi MSS Fufs are soio 50 o~,
Tbst mere the saving ladies Co.
For Fuis DO high priced torv csa msts
The best and cheapest, 30 Du,ake.
repaired cleaned and seed to present fsshions BY
EIkINS No. AZ BTos0vsy, first floor. mp stars
LIME FURS AND SLEIGH ROBES
IL j. d. PHI LIPS Co.
No 60 BROADWAY, CORNER OF ExcHAyeErLAcE,
Are selling their
EXTENSIVE STOCK OF FURs
AT RETAIL.
TURSi FURSi FURS -
i large aud spps iior sssortment In their vsrioty
French Mink sets, &i2to 4l5.
All goods sDted.
KELLOGG. No. 3sl C.nslst
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

DURTONs NEW THEATER BROAD
- WAY, opposite BoBi i
TUESDAY EVENING. Nov. 50.
10 consequence Of the great hi, made By the oeeoned '
AMERICAN COMEDY,
EXTREMES
ponounoes by the unsr'moNs ,e ct OF the p1blc tao
GREATEST AMERICAN COMEDY
ever written, nightly received with c1n'iuu1us
SHOUTS or LAUGHTER.
the of repetition every eyns ihis
week
Nj. P. RICHINGs ard
Mss CAROLINE RiCHlNG3
THIRD JOINT APPEARANCE
MAEK MAfBERRY and Mrs CROSBY
In addio these eminent artst. TINS hghy successful "a
tive comedy y III include In the following array u
POPULAR COMEDIANS,
generally estahiuhed a. New.Yoft fsvoritS.
Wayne Olwlre, John Moor " hif DelmSn. Grace, d. T.
Jordan, T. B. Baker and Ward.
u. AdA Cltou Mr.. IL c. Jordan and Mss Anae Lonsdae
In the Of toe Performance,
M.x CAROLINE RICHIS03
VII .ils lie thf.e airs IN vbioL she Las created
PROFOUND A SENSATION
LA PYRENTg QUADRILLE
will be danced by sixteen Ladies snd Gentlemen.
AuuueTous sBi tcieE, Baat w D. under the conductor
ship Of - ,,..
The will conclude with the eccentric fsrce OF
SWITCHES IN INDIA,
suppo'.ed bJ an admirable cast
ssge hsnaAd w 'ots "ooNs
Acting hAnaStr WAIVE oL"1sh
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

a LADY who has had many years experience
IA In Teaching Young Lsdies would like to receive sss
thre PUPILS 10 BOARD and EOUCAT at tee Rrssessx
In sud sathy town sithiu few me cf rrsk
CITY ASdr,s. IL Il, Box No s4.'. Ss~-fort Pos-0fss
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30
Go TURNER'S aa6 Otters.


4 MEXICAN GUANO.
"A To FARMERS .ad DEALERS IN oUaS0 Issrs s
ny nov on the xsy port from Jarvis isla I'D. about
tu. Of GUASO Of which about 5000 tuns are e1Pected
10 srrve Deoenb. Fsrmer. snd Deser. are nthea
o,a-r. viii now received this GUASO TO he .upp
s r.srlsr rotation ADDRESS $ MARSHAtL fr,.idn u
AmeTkan Guano Company, No 90 " lham st. New iotA
LIVERY FARMER HIS OWN MlLLER.-Ihe
IL DIAMOND IRON BURR MILL 6r the Farm, Pisa.
49,, Cu,on (r,t Mil Warranted To outi,, tin constant
OF any other lni kaown Grind' las to rreoon
Bun store sasirg A. per cent IN Pc~er For sac 70
Wh'te.t by :, a 1N-.-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

pARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
GALAXY OF JUVENILE GENIUS.
zAyIs1owsKr PaSroafaic-BalL TROUPE,
rwrsry BS.sT MfI sSTS1si SSrssSP PEsroRMsRs
Who cerapy have equal public fe All whose beautiful
sRGGARs sIs5tj Is'I ALL &C COMMON DESCRIPTION
ia u''i 81 '''iHaf Ths sna AFTERNOON sooloct,
THIS EVENING st u O'Clock.
Tia cl arm.u Little piece entitled
THE ALPINR MAID
After which, the Panto Ballet, arranged By Mons
~ THE MAY FEsTIvAL;
'Os, Pr OF rsE village. . -
ASIoiSE her L.yer...............LA PETITE EMELlNE
Alice arc La tie Emeine P.. dEa.eube by the ronp-
p. Conqre BY Ferdnsnc Pas de Fur By the Troupe
Grand Pas ae Cinque ard Grand Finale
After which, song. The News Boy BY Master Fred I've
years. ''1' JEALOUSY il THE KITCHEN,
er Too MANY Cooks sPoiL THs BROTH
The eqsan and incomparsbe Aqun, or Ocean and River
0srdsrs With their dyirg oddities and novelties; the Happy
Family Living serPent' al to DO seen at the 'sue time,
Admission to II, Is cents, Children uuisr ten. Is cent.
XVALLACK's THEATER.
w On TUESDAY, Nov 20,
MIR RANGER,
Of European aid American celebrity will appear Tor the second
''''' SIR PETER TEAzLE.
IN s'''''H' s''s scHooL iHD FOR SCANDAL
The whole Tength Of the company will be Included in the
oas performance Of the comedy In his Theser
for two years. u.,
Geuun. and decided Of the Farce By JOHN
BROUGHAM, - -
TAXI CARE OF LITTLE CHARLEY.
a' NJ ana s. Sio. Ma S''H
I, vii be performed sitter the coGieey.
NIBLOs GARDEN.
IN Doon pen at O. to commence .. T.
Tiotes........5p 81 ceSts Children. u cent?
Family Circle (entsnce in Cssbyt % cet.
Prysie boxea.......s5 Och sirs seat. tSscufod)4l
TUESDAY EVENING, Nov D
FOR THREE WEPhS ONLY, -
IaE GREAT RAYEL COsVANf,
.nlst the direction ef
GABRIEL aud FRANCOIS.
sTRIKiNG tNOLUTIONS ON THE TIGHT ROPE,
By Marietta Zanfretta ind Others.
tn. an 4siIs comic Giyeriiemfut,
PUNCH;
Or, A DAY NtNIcY.
r .noh (-ec,rd time Young Anlerioa
None batheu, Nile Lima Windei snd Miss fsuces pe
dances
The eeialc aid amusns Psptouims Of
HELENE.
Ocquini. ,6sbf'el Rsvsl
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

~ HAYDEN Case ssedlsry EardwN- esssIAnil. A.. re
tbs sab.rtss st ha ofe No f hasIst 10 tAs Citg ..
Eew.Y ssi oc "a tsssSe tie tsJ of D.re1ter
IL IL HCTTER~Olc1, sa',yssa
eevTo,t, 0sohHc r. 1876
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-06-11
FARMERS,
Look to Your Interest I!

DUY one Of the =" WIRE SPRING TOOTH
I'D GLEANERS," especially you who do
not use Mccormick Reaper, and save all your
grain. The outlay is nothing compared with
what i will save you in grain which must
otherwise be lost.
The Farmers Of Montgomery County are in
formed that have the Exclusive Right Of sup
plying them with this celebrated RAKE. tits
now put up substantially and dnrdJiy, and is
confidently offered us the most efficient for its
purpose and most economical implement in use.
PRIoE everywhere, $1,000.
They will be kept at my store in Poolesyille,
also at John II. Higgins, Rockville;
A. g. II. Darne's, Darnestown;
q. W. Mobley's, Laytonsvillc;
Thomas Lansdale's Triadclphia;
Henry Stabler's, Rosyn;
Bently Gilpin's, Sandy Springs;
Henry Buzzards Mt. Airy;
d. p. GrifTith's, Monrovia;
Jonathan Tyson's, Frederick;
A. Kohlenburg, Adamstown, and
Jas. II. Besant & Co., Pt Of Rocks.
All orders by mail promptly attended to.
JESSE 4. HIGGINS,
jun 4--6t Poolesyille, Maryland.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-06-11

or THE LnPORTA TION or THE
PAST SPRING C PRESENT
SUMNER ON THE RE-
DUCED ,SC1LE or
u TGES

TN ORDER that we may have room for mn
Il immense stock of Autumn and Winter Dry
Goods, we have this day placed our vast and
entire stock OF Spring and Summer Goods on
our Reduced Scale of prices.
Robes of all styles in all fabrics, and at all
grades Of prices
Lawns, 0rgaadies, Cambrics, Brilliants, Challies;
Jaconets, Percales, CHIMES, Poplins;
Lustres, Poll de Chevreg, Ginghams;
Valencias, Tissues, and Berages, with an end
less variety Of select dress goods in general
and special Shawls, Scarfs Nantes, (thick
and thin, and Lace Shawls and Points.
All our entire stock of Misses Gents, Boys
and Servants Summer Wear, constantly on
hand, at our unusually low and uniform prices.
Linnen Goods Of all the best kinds Stock
complete in all departments. full line OF
extra super Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings at
all times and seasons.
MOURNING, GOODS. We devote great
care and attention TO this department. and
make il point to offer the largest stock, and
at the lowest prices, Of any in the District
The immense quantities we have annually in
store enable us to make black goods speciality.
mr. Our stock is thoroughly assorted in all
departments and generally amounts TO one hum
dred thousand dollars, hence its extent, added
TO the main feature in our trade, One price
oWy, nMThed IN pam ygWS, presents III
ducements to cash purchasers superior to any
in our city.
g1so- New supplies from orr Northern and
Eastern correspondents daily.
We are not opening any new accounts
All old bills presented monthly for payment
in cash, and discontinued If not paid.
All persons most cordially invited 10 inspect
our stock.
A pisi 10 our Store incurs no obligation 10
purchase. PERRY 4 BROTHER,
Central Stores west building,
opp. Centre Market, City Of Washington.
jun ii Mari. Gaz.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-06-11
Che Mlarkets.
BALrIMorE. June Q. lsbs.

BALTIMORE, June o, 1858.
GRAIS.-of Wheat only $500 bushels offer
ed this morning, and prices continue to tend
lower; the demand was fair--sales Of white
woro 80 90 crs. TO 81 o3 for ordinary TO fair,
loaSl Is for good to prime, and 2Oa$i rs
per bushel for choice grades-of red thcre..were
sales Of ordinary to fair at 00a95 cts, and good
to prime at la$l o. per bushel. OF Corn,
$4,000 bushels offered, and prices were again
rather lower; sales were at 65a67 cents for
white, and 6sa7o cts for yellow; and for mixed
e2ae3 cts per bushel. or Oats, 1000 bushels
offered; and Pennsylyania sold at 37a40 cents,
and Maryland and Virginia at 33a35 cents per
bushel OF Rye, none sold; we quote Penn
sylyania at 70 cents per bushcl.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-06-11

PENSIONS TO WIDOWS AND ORPHANS
The President of the United States has
promptly signed the bill extending the
provisions of the first section of the act
of Sd February, 1858, so as to continue
for life to the widows the half-pay allow
ed by said act, and, where there are no
widows, to the children under sixteen
years of age. Widows receiving PEN
sions under special acts are alsosncluded
in this beneficial measure.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-06-11
Mccormick Two-HoRsE
COMBINED
Reaping e. Moving Machine

cfPECIAL ATTENTION IL asked u this ma
- chine, as being admirably adapted for
smaller farmers; its cut is Five Feet is In all
other respects the same as bis four-horse ma
chine, only reduced in weight, and Is warrant
ed to give the fuiiest satisfaction
Any Farmer isprigilcgcd to take one Of these
Tor the larger machines, and work Il season
by the side Of any other machine, and not be
required 70 keep II unless he prefers IL 10 the
other
Farmers will please send in their orders nj
once, as the supply in Baltimore will very pro-
badly be exhausted soon. (At Chicago they
are all gomez For price &c refer 70 sdvcr-
tiscmcnt. Orders by mail solicited, and will
be promptly attended 10.
JESSE r HIGGINS, Poolosvillc.
Jun l--5t Exclusive Ag't for the Co.