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BEAVER DAM
s p z | N G S .
Hickman Co., Tenn.
(FoRTY MILES WEST OF coLUMBIA)
CHANGE OF
PrOprietOrship and Management.

CHANGE OF
Pr0prietOrship and Management.
THIS celebrated watering place having been pur
i chased by the subscriber has been thoroughly
repaired and renovated and will be opened for the
ception OF visitors on the
GOTH DAY OF MAY.
The late propretors having disposed Of their entire
the Springs the subscriber assisted by Mrs
keller will assume the entire management of the es
tabshment, and neither pains expense will be
spared 10 render Beaver Dam Of the most pleasant
and comfortable watering places in the Southwest.
Accommod odations, &c.
The buildings have all been placed in excellent
pair, and many improvements added, that -Four
Hundred visitors be accommodated with every
comfort and convenience. The table will be abun-
dainty supplied, and will be equal to those of class
hotels.
The Waters.
The waters at Beaver Dam consist of White Grey,
Red and Black sulphur, Chay ybeate (proven by anay
To be the strongest in the State,) and the best of
Frestone and Limestone.
Medical Attendanee.
The subscriber who has been, for the last 10 years
engaged in the practice Of medicine in North Alabama
and Memphis, can be commanded at all hours by Wis
itors who may chance TO need his services as phys
clan.
Means of access 10 Reaver Dam.
There three routes these Springs all of which
are in fine repair line OF Coaches will run from Co
Iumbia three. times week, and passengers Will go
through from that place in day of the IL
nest roads IN the state. Arrangements have been
made at Bru's Landing, on the Tennessee River, by
which visitors approaching from that direction will find
ready conveyance to the Springs.
Amusements, '&c.
Visitors will hnd Beaver Dam a large Ball Room,
Ten Pm Alleys, &c hne trout stream runs near the
place, and deer in great abundance may be found in
the immediate vicinity.
Rates Of CHARGES.
chldren under ten years old SO
Servants OF all ages. 3 90
liberal deduction will be made in the above rates
when families remain month during the
References:
OF those who unacquainted with the proprietor
Of Beaver Dam, he begs leave TO refer to
Gen. Hinton and Or. Devices, jackson Mss.
Joseph Cox, Esq, and John W Lapsley, Selma, Ala
Messrs. r. Il o. Prince, Tuscaloosa, Ala Drs. W. IL.
b. F. Newsum, Tuscumba Ala /; NJ C. galloway, G. p.
Foute, ESD, and II. D. small Esq. Memphis, Tenn; A.
~ LOoney, Esq, Columbia, Tenn.
aprl5-d3mw THOMAS + KELLER.
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new-Dork.

From vIsCHER, OWEN & CO., General Advertising
House, Appleton Building, 34e Broadway,
New-York-
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yYrE hare IA s. ss1k q s<rz1 caszerz ssneiasrs
w - iarass and CannlEs'z FzEeaE Ths latter
art1css tcok tAe eEsl p<sle the SzsssnsI FAR
Lsassl.le. ARMSTRONG Co
Nes n.
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fonnorrs.
Ciaib0rne'S Machine Works,
NASHVILLE TENN

THE attention OF Railroad Companies, Farmers
Manufacturers, and all persons desirous Of purcha
sing at home good machinery, such as STEAM EN-
GINES, CASTINGS, of every description, GEARING
CAR-WHEEIS of the most improved patterns, SAW
MILLS PUMPS, &c, &c, is respectfully called to this
new Establishment growing up rapidly on the
premises Of the late Nashville Manufacturing Company
We intend 20 carry on the business fully extensive
before and shall be ready TO take orders for
Machinery and Castings. We have already commenc
ed operations in blacksmith shop and Boiler yard
and shall give immediate satisfaction 20 old and new
customers.
We are experienced Mechancs-each Of us person
ally attending TO his own department-and thus we
shall be able to turn out superior work lower rates
than heretofore done in this city. We shall warrant
every piece Of work done at this Establishment, ant
give prompt and personal attention 10 every order le
at office; thus hope 10 give general satisfaction
and be patronized by all friends OF home manufacture
". JACKER & CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn,
June 27-u Late Nashville Mani Co.
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CHEAP SOLE-LEATH
ID & 9. ANDERSON, Nos. as and a. College Street,
Il ha e and Tor sale, heavy lot OF excel
len Oak Tanned Sole. Leather at 25 per pound.
Call you wish bargains IN an Kind of leather.
4. & {. ANDERSON,
Nos. Is and ~ College street,
jani2-n Few doors from Broad.
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THE CRYSTAL OIL LAMP,
For Burning the Crystal Oil,
Combining Economy and Safely.
Patent Rights for States and Counties for Sale.

rI,HIs important invention producing the eAeaPea
L light IN the world Is now perfected aud onereu 1o
the public Numberless other attempts have been
made 10 produce cheap light, bat attended with
such Inherent objections TO destroy tneH utay aud
adoption But the Cry stal OH Lamp while II Is TIE
cheapest both safe and dJfeeLis ~ every position
making clear tohte aud btitldat nane-entrely Tres
from sssake odor. There IS no danger from sxpio
son but perfectly safe under all ere ulnslAhees Tue
oil can be used any place without fear OF sodng the
incest garments. The lamps are ssmPRy arranged ana
perfectly eontrolable by the children and domesues
and constructed thai the light can Dc faTaed IN
moment from that % 10 eighteen OF twenty ofi
nary lamps Whie Il Is free from the dlsasreeAeie
smell arising from the keFusene aud the danger at
tsadng the ass the bTnIag aud, u - Iound upon
"a ststea
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Shelton's Marble Works !!

zoo BUSHELS Seed Oats FOR sale by
OUU r. &C ANDERSON.
narss No. IS a ~ CnIisge SsreetJ
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G. u Mp WIDER ENCY
RIFLE POWDER.
T HAVE N MAGALiNE:
s9S Kegs Dupont's Rife Powder,
200 BeafeeSi 80
$50 I" Kentucky "a
600 Blasting Powder,
500 200 feet Safety Fuse.
A. MCCALL, Agent
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THE GREATEST WONDER OF TIE AGE.
Canada proiiic Corn,

DRopuCING IRON 10 10 10 the grain. a small
l. lot of the seed for sale by
WELLS, HOOPER * Co, 21 Cedar street,
And +. {. AIINChlN, Lincoln Hall
niarl3-im
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As much Light for ONE CAN'T as Kerosene Will
for THREE CENTS. or Burning Fluid VIII
for SIX CENTS,
Thus saving vs-slxths Of the eatire amount aow ex
psaded, oF the price II tqe lamp 10 about hi"nta
iney are Adapted all sltaAtoas making the ceapesi
and most desirable kti for every piacetHe targest
haifs or churches as we'll private dwellings Tie
taant ON tins lamp the aiferunt states aud eoan
- the Unioa with tiie exclusive salt OF
lhe Irystal sil - oefed to tbs pasiic presenting
rare opportunity for merchants 10 secure TOT trl
,,s ne u,tsaoly f entirely trre Irokn oppo-
.,o kaetlities eonpictad for the utaaaiactAfe
nj tie asnfs IN such qaa1ttes thai thay SH De faFh-
sa a. all xiel an allaoSI feai0os pfpst these
yhts Will he closed on lusaiateiys aad the lamps
al, oil delivered desired As "a aa-s ~
an Ii 6e sold Ia amy bat purchasers ol rights, all ee
,ers makinz the request viii nt be nasicei toianla-
nt.t,ous addressed g. tUry st.i Ca ifsp Co. An
Merchants Row, all be psonp.sy Atsssiea 10.
crys.ai Oil Lamp Company. No. Merchants
Ro,, Rasta,.t sprss--n(p. b }
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CNQUARE CEDAR and all other kinds of Lumber can
- be had the Lavergne Mills, the Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad, 10 miles from Nashville.
ian..fS-sm a. ". BihSIDM ELL.
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GRANITE BUILDING STONE.


pRoPOSAis viii be received until the lsi day Of
tae Caun Hampton osds yrxna rhe toso~us assr4tsss ~
ust hsri aaal-y Of gral. st0sc, ysa.
lo blocks each scSpfh ise~d t~0
Abae= and hedd.d tsnfe-d throughout
ies BLOCKS ssaS
@aia boaHea s,a ssnied Throughout
sse sfrs'h'- roeh aoed fon
10 :" co cr's ,ess each sitb drcssec ssss spd eS<s
headers
50 cuiSc fect each, ds~s~~ ars.~ ~sd p.nts
10 sixs from 10 faced
90 Zoo sdes. headca ~nd lesui.a tlrcasfols
from lS 70 20
three -iAs rnh dressed beds ttrroaghsa.
biocks d. scea ga
ends and drcsse. bsde ana shsougbsas
u enfac Feet cssh
sIe, dresses bvas and end loant~
hn- averaging roln z ~ % eah,n isct cssh
speoh aressee dsr, "sh eresraa ras and tonts
throagbcui
them be dressed throughput
The stone rsy~zz the best qnsry o granite sne
cutting dressing ~ be her-s's-f
the curved surfaces e be anatf
by party proposing tst MI eSrn cutting Which NiA sr'-e
ncgioc will ee charged No fhs cossrscss
nis offered vii have all e~sss 20 soccmla.y
frt-sal and tsHy Of TIE ra*rfy if~ie
Slea 1 ~ he Furnished wii es named.
~ - rssn1c~d the ltss- nnxH shs
ssd particular dimensions wa ira" nas TO i7
be desi,pzted-
n,ra stairs when aIsa Nih
ahYn the c-rs'rsct be made
proposals ~ specify the Vrlee q The stone by sse cuac is
Saa dTee-ed delivered iu-I~ecfra, and srceEaed
Each individual orins proposals. VII acconlanr them WIN We
signatures competent efrs who wiling seooas~ bis
Further details specifications ossaicd rec various
4an,lss sizes Uatea -st~
fngeer Josds Virginia ny applying
ia X y 'Nat r-p
ian e-dlot Iacut- c-iourt Esrstnssrs
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LocALNEws-


cnIr CosHcsax -bssrs ef ssssunaa. A communication
from the mayor that he had signed resolution directing
application Congress ior the passage OF h for te
tenenf Of pubic schools, cf this oiy read also
communication transmitting the account od the ooroa
tion with the Bank Of Washington sent down
The petition Of Dr Clinton, ia relation q, altering the
course OF the Potomac river. rcIte and referred
10 the oommittee Improvements Petition a Charles
fhi and oter presented bs Mr. Miller ssking the grad
ing and gravcpg o Massachusetts, avenue trt~een l4th
and 10th streets referred 10 the committee ON Inn
pTovcaents
MIR Smith presented fhe petition Of DR. Butt asking
compensation FOR medical services rendered Ofccr Rob
ertson referred to the committee claims.
MT hggs from the finance committee, reported ail
10 pay the expenses Of printing passed
Mr. Miller. from the committee improvements,
ported bah for setting the ourbstone and paving the
footwry Massachusetts avenue between 4th and 18th
streets passed The same committee reported bill
for grading aud gsselng Massachusetts between
l4th and 18th streets passed Also tl for rclsying
the gutter l. street south, and for other purposes
passed From the committee. bill reported
10 supply deficiency the appropriation for constructing
a sewer in the fourth ward passed Also resolution
calling upon the city surveyor furnish this board with
plat Of the grade street frsm 10th TO 4th streets
together with the estimated of grading and gavelng
the passed.
Mr.. Bore from the committee walls, presented
communication from the commissioner Of the western
portion of the CANAL asking its reference to the commit
tee on canals. referred
Mr. Riggs ON leave introduced hill authorizing the
mayor 30 refund taxes erroneousiy paid passed
The monthly report of the intendsnt Of the asylum
wa presented and referred.
The board adjourned.
Common Council A communication received from
the mayor stating that he had signed s 30 supply
deficiency for grading and rayellipg Ohio also,
act for the relief Of Cameron Morney oomnuni-
cation from the mayor also received transmitting
copy of the account of the corporation Of Washington
with the Bank Of Washington the lst inst follows
toraiou f Washiscso Washington
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SPEECH OF A FREE STATE MAN.


In the lower house Of the Kansas territorial Legislature
Mr. III. Miles Moore member who j. represented 10 be
"a freeState by practice well by profession
made tse fo1ewirg pain:rd speech
al have the emergency yet arise In Kansas
that would Justify the people Of Kansas in taking grounds
s8aist the federal government, rebring When we
have exhausted every means of Ieacewlsea can he
Supported by all friends then viii I've willing TO de-
fcnd nights in the field.
TAn errarss~f--sAss n.y,~p orosyw The 7svvsery
he very agreeable people bat have suffered
much from II have lost too much IN pocket and per-
TO imperl ali for nothing upon such tureuent
believe the people cf thir Trrfitey want ra~, and
they win have PEACE and have IL pescu~bly, too. We
have the power, and sIi that IL nesary n TO fhst
power dscrcety supE~e the Icomrtcn kwindlr should
be forced upon sy lct it and L for one
prepared 20 meet H. Let il come IN auy ska4H we hsve
the majority in the Legislature have thc power, and
lt us 10 destroy snd crush out that ccs2afmticn
Let it long may he nesrrsarv To uHe II M
ordcr 10 establish good government j AN neither
aenocrst republican ! am free State 'nAn Of
Kansas and not struggling here TO destroy the demo
cratic party in the States 10 hiid up the republican
Marty thr hnt 70 make Kansas free State and for
shall ncvcr cort myself 10 any ether party ti this
done 90
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rT,HIRTY-EIgHTH INSTALMENT.-Now in store
,e -teime,a f selchrssed houeesss ocs

te fbrty sAts se'cnrssed kouee.ns oci
9cases iadct7 eoittn
goods and regarded
that prodnced
price l2 yard by the nr
laeces Ia yard.
ns.i- ehoiee,
6 sur. everlasting shsrtng ocss"n
all other shsrtng oeft from petarn up
10 York wafc ARD Enefssh lng co<hs
pillow the hssi grades a al
widths
All proper widths and qnabies linen sbesss and prew
huCns.
Table aaros-ks diapers napkins crest prausn cf
those select syles.
pisces pure nens all ssdes nck ana tin, made 10
orders M ireland
20 cartons gents stitched
quantities goods and at suprrtT oatn lan
annually passing enables offer fAsc q
One ri0e only pan figures consequently purchaser
>
We opening any accounts =t
All hrgnning We
tins ycsnt
present hiH
ltnad. after Js,umry 1851 p~ed
Will cised cash payments Notes ~h
mo PC ncurpaahie.
The bfsssnx Of cred
banking ise the prcrif'y N The
purpose ch business
riens which hsSe existed be
many long serses years
FERRY MoTfFK
Central rkorca." building
jan 5e-IeaT opposite Centre Market
The Washington union., 1858-02-09

nrarH PxALrv IN wnsouxux. The attention of the
people OF Wisconsin Hkely to be turned 80 the rct
ton Of the death penalty fx murder in the first degree
The Milwaukee Nsrs u informed that = ~ort
viii he made acucm;ish thl~ oat ax the pvsent
sicn Of the Legislature and tss several nrmir Of both
houses hitherto opposed TO ca{atal punishmcnt now
fully convinced a the n~cratv fr The enactment Of
the death penalty the only punishment fr eIib
crate murder
The Washington union., 1858-02-09
Barbee's . Coquette.-

YINIIS Celebrated piece of StatuaTy, the production
o WILLIAM BARBEE Of Virginia has arrived In thus cs
and now on exhibition between Third aud -Four
and hnff streeis--froni ssairs-
The the hglt Communications Cd
C critics csnosseurs Europe and America and
,oa1, ranked among the iat achievements u mearrn
Doors opsn from q. IN. 1n 10, M.
adnlttaDoe so cent; season tickets VI
I.l.A
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DEpUcEp SCALE OF PRICEs.-AIl the prices

ID EBTCED SCALE OF PRICES.--All the prices
reduced they win reach this season Dress
robes er cloaks and en'rodcrc- an tne enors
a goods placed rcdnrcd ssaic ri pr'rcs
Ia damasks
ns,,kins. ynl,cw linen-, and -he*tiags
superior qualities al how
MaurBiag good inl throughout the cufs
Fine snhr lncpns<- asnnear large supply
roe only, marked plain nrures henee no purchaser
overchargra
We ar opening any accounts
An be pore beginning We
tl,- Pnni
right DIR payment
frYsr tins date january ls' lS5s) when need ~
he acceptable s.
and general shortening OF cred
banking facilities, srecf~t The proey q The
adopt
n suury.u a
Tian, re.en which have existed
tseen q customers and oarselvss for hong series
yrsr-
PFlsRY * BROTHER,
Stores. w~~i building,
Jsn2 28-IoedH opposite Market.
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DIED..

On Nondsy rscrsns sh rrctras~1 Nues., Mrs
MARy sslEN rsua ID tbs y~sr
agr
Her pso. e ressasnce o her a~
Kelley M sss 15Ei w4aueaay
81 pa.i ek vbeh rl.pas e us nny
vf,-1 b attend ~tiaut further hoios.
The Washington union., 1858-02-09
THE KANSAS MESSAGE AND THE PRESS.

From the Rochester rniun and Advertiser
The President takes precisely the ground relative
to the right of the people to alter amend, abolish
Their constitution in spite OF the prohibition incorporated
therein which have taken That ground can be
oessfully maintained against all opposing argument from
whoInsoever it may come. And -uch being the case,
there can be doubt that the people can, Sgs
gaazon 20 work aud remodel their constitution in
less time than they begn under ACT ret TO
passed and frame State constitution and procure adj
mission into the Union Tins fact should have its
weight
There are doubtless. positions taken in this message
which viii be dissensed from hut the same may be sand
Of every message in which coutrcverted topics dis
cused that ever emaaatod from Executive State
federal Again commend the message 10 the candid
consideration cf the community.
Prem the Rsasinc Gazcte and T@nocrsl
The Iccomptou convention according to every prin-
ple ID constitutional law, legally constituted snd in
vested with power frame the constitution present
ed II kansas is Immediately admitted, the Presi-
dent resssnrncns this disturbing subject viii he with
drawn from Congress. and the people can modify their
constitution afterwards they think t Admit Kan
at once and the trouble viii be localized 10 be set
Tied by the common and common interest Of the
majority ID the people
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TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON.
wolfe,s schiedam Aromatic schnapps

rrtped gr-st The medical faculty gravel
gef chronic rheumatism, droy dypei sluggish circulation 81
te blood nsdeause exhausted vital
and a steysrage, has supcTinr p The world.
Pun Up quart PM boslos IN the araess
and groeers N Washington
UDcIEHo WOLFE,
Importer and Manufacturer.
and Neu York.
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From the I,aly Globe.

ACARD
Objection having been made Friday TO statement
proposed by in the House showing that the decara-
ton by Mr. ilrneT that had voted in the Ohio legisIa
ture In ls4T for allowing free negroes and other
testify against white men utter Insstateineu,
Of the truth Of the record make the correction now
through the public prints
From 1894 till ls4s there existed in that State several
color. was member of the Ohio Legislature in Isa5
session also 1886 Al being member bill to repeal
them up for consideration THURSDAY, February
4, Is41. the member upon whom devolved
the business o engineering it's defeat The session
stormy one lasting till three clock in the morning
All the usual parliamentary tactics resorted to
am upon record ases times land every time but once
when without the bar the time the roll was cacd)
upon various motions all intended directly indirectly
TO embarrass defeat the bill. made five of the
tinns myself
voted againss the engrossment OF the b for third
reading the test ia all Legislative bodies voted to
postpone the third reading till fine next day and
voted also against reading ii the day. As part
Of the tactics, seeing that the m would pass by but
one on majority voted for the bill its final pas
sase for the purpose of moving reconsideration The
day but a friend OF the bill iMr. Blake Of Medina
moved a oao to reconsider and forced vote upon that
Question and voted for the reconsideration, and be
against it, (Hcuse Journal ls4s'7, Up. SIS, 524)
1t tta vote which the member from North Caro-
lima referred Was bis statement fair just ingenious
Let the public judge.
CLEMENT l. V4.LLANDIGHAM
wAsnrsGrus Feb s. 1858.
The Washington union., 1858-02-09

WASHINGTON THEATRE.
sfU1SB GRAND ooMnN aTIoS-coMEDY NIGHT
TrssnAr EVENING, 1855.
Fir.t aud representation ~ MsraD's drama cf
ALL THAT cIITTERs Is Not GOLD.
s,4ts,ep Plum ........... .....-.... Mr. J. n Howe
Toby Tylakie .....-!. Mr. 1uhn sloan.
Martha Gths- u. q. ... Mrs John
comsdSrtfA
SOMEBODY ELSE
IIans Motz ... -. Mr. John
viii preclaae the possibility NJ comedies
presented amer this week
pssrs open !; performance commences al "a.
F-hB Int lstaics-tsr
The Washington union., 1858-02-09
by C. w. BoTELER, Auctioneer.

DARE Old Wines and Liquors at Auction
Saturday evening February rs, O'Clock
Room fruu Hall chooe collefion
o hqners bsaiins embracing part
Msdr Vino sherry
old Madeira Harmony Golden sherry
nazinala brown Sherry
Cos old Madeira, Isabella
sherry
saari dem superior old Baarbun wisiskey
scraoi old conversation sherry, cid London Port
l. r. Nst-irs, imperial Sherry, Regina Port
bo sherry, Vsece's rert traircyar palc sherry
GIN Rudriyh psie sherry
Anncnnii=do sherry. old East lnda sherry
Sir John Dhvrra's Matrirs
Su,rruor odd brandy
and ChHnaous green se~ Champagne
400 TASKS uf Aare Cu.'s brsndy
Mamns cabinet Champagne, cid Ftnci CzsilCB brandy
laaherhcimer Iuliea eisret, CErscoa
Msrasclnao, Engish shrnb, brandy cherries
French Florence oil. Bordeaux riokles
French mustard. CAlhoan ~tisxey
l1n&nn ourdisi gin, Mauonexhra win-kry
Ord vnwca pcscb brandy, lsisy msi wb-sry
rhr cosnpr
reails boo-~ New York =rA hcing
quxs These Who hnys purchased
uaqpahS~ serms c their decided Trrn
CHAs ". HsyE1ER
FEB Q--A
The Washington union., 1858-02-09
BY TIE EG X A PHI .
Lat,r .from Kol,sps.

81 BcuiA, Feb. s.The Wesport correspondent of the
Republican writes inst disturbance have RECOMMENDED at
Fort Scott and that requisition had been made for
troops to proceed tlither.
The Washington union., 1858-02-09
Books from Lcndon

DOLYGLOT of Foreign Proverbs vol VI 20
II Met1tars Of of Su,y rols 70
Guide knowledge Pottery roroeain and other object.
j vol ~ Is.
IAfe uf Alexander Tofe- 1 vo III 2s,
Lives Angelo and Rehnfi vcl VI %
Wh.wIIrs History q lnductve scSesres q vols "
Pscr's f9cuginans and 2 vels- .; 30
Seiden's Table Talk ] vol 81 Is
Thomas over,ury's Works ] vol VI %
ousrle- Enchnaion, ~ conir.
John Aubrey, Miscciauaef. ] vol 81
SaaInna nr Honer's Ilad. 2 volr. -
Classical Quotations. 4 vel VI 2o.4
pet,igrew ! deecrion ,d FfitaIhs 1 vos. u -.
HandH sa Proverbs. i rc 81 =
Fahe
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DARASOLS, BLACK SILKS, Re, OPENED To-

DARAsOLS, BLACK SILKS, &c OPENED To-
Il asy,--1 sfsAsh and para-oas
very aud cheap black silks all widths aud
qualities
pcrcs caulrc brilnnss MI grades, assorted
pieces gis isin and plaid oanbr, and rd
Nsnscr% na~lus, swrT mus'r-, snu nussns,
md csmtrc dirn6es, dosted musiDs, k.s ssc- fan
all classes a ws,te grrdt general sni
TIE whae eocss snruafy p~ssps through
hands enables oder Favorable TO te
enseru correspondents send surae
daily.
price ony lism hence purchaser 10
everchKrycd.
We arr ct~uisg
hceiRnrg neW cses We are
roas flas ySsn'
w. rghi 70 present fr payment
s (made January i 1850 nara We need ~
In fu,ur, accounts oiossa by cash viH
he acceptable.
sersng saa sesernl scrrts
banking fs1nos t. pr,f~y
= niogr
make TRADE cash business
efrriins tn. pleasant shc
many cursyr-
FF1IsY 4 BROTHER.
Central = hn'd,ng Il
k-yosdn ,sfet tensre rttt.
The Washington union., 1858-02-09
ToIIN nFrAFFFLp. Esa, a Missouri. VII d.

ToIIN nEIAFIEID, Esq, cf Missouri VIII de-
81 assembly ~o-. ~ vs-langtor arse
fhe of the ensping ~ret
On pcpanr rstrui re vnsrsnpr oS the Tyufh ~
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