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ZINE ALES.-We respectfully announce to our
l. friends and the public that We have at last sue
decided IN having large quantity of LES of
Gus Kinds brewed expressly to our order, which We
will guarantee To he the finest and the arg varl
ETY. that was ever offered in this market.
All persons wishing nice article of Ale can have
1t by applying tn for either ofthe following brands
VIE; kennett, Burton xxx Pale, India Pale, Phil
dephla and XA. We also have fine article of
Brown stout and Xxx Porter always on hand.
All orders by mall or given to our drivers will be
attended To-. ARMY SHlNN,
Union Bottling Depot, 81 Green street,
dI7-d GEORGETOWN, ID. G.
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Yellow Fever on the susquehanna.

NV YORK, April 15.-The L. =. steamer Sus-
juehanna has arrived at quarantine, from San
Juan. she has had l55 casrS Of yellow fever: *
Were let at Port Royal, Jamaica, and n died
during the passage
, me FEVER hfst made its appearance on board
March 10Th, while living at tirsytown. The shin
immediately put to sea, intending 20 proceed 70
Pensacola, but being short If coal aud medical
stores, pnt into Jamaica. Before arriving at
kingston the disease had become epidemic and
and there were I55 cases Six officers and ffty-
seven OF the crew were placed in the hospitals az
kingston, where most prompt and ficient efforts
Tor their relief were accorded by the British naval
and medical officers
There had been Il deaths, including Lieut.
uenry w. Queen; also, Littleton Bower, John
Hodnett, WIN. J. Fongeray, of PhiGadelphia.
son, Geo. Geyger, c III. Conway, Thos Moran,
Thomas {. Home, j. w. Jones. James FLYNN
There are still forty cases on board, but mostly
in mild form
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apo 2aw&ds
By WALL d BARNARD, Auctionctrs.

by w NIL d BARNARD, AuctIonrt r..
Corner Of PennsyIrdnid arenws and qtb Sry.,t
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT PUBLIC
SALE.-On MONDAY AFTERNOON 10Th
instant. at O'Clock. we will SELL at public auction,
thrse ya!uab e building lots, VIZ Lots L, u and T.
of Daily subdivision of square 2I5 fronting each
twenty two ~ feet on l. stIezt north and running
mack about 100 feet to p ten-'eet alley Tnee lots
are IN one o; the finest localities in Washington one
square North of rankin Row and in a fast ImprO-
Wig neighborhood. Title lndi putsb.e.
Terms: One tEIrd cash the residue IN 6. II, Is.
and 4 months, secured by deed of trust and bear
ing interest All conveya at The expense the
pu chaser.
apI 4-ts WALL, * BARNARD Aunts
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NEW FURNITURE STORE.

~ No 4l3 SEVENTH STREET,
One door SoHIh Of n.
The undersigned have opened a FURNITURE
STO ~ r. at the above location,
where they will keep constantly SSSs1e4IL lAss2fp
on hand a varied assortment of SA
both NEW and = r. co D. -
HAND FURNITURE AND
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES. They are de-
tsrmIned TO sell on the most reasonable terms, and
ask Of The public 10 cal at their establishment and
for the nselves.
REPAIRING and VANISHING and Up
HOLSTERY WORK done IN the most subs tantIal
manrer.
Old Furniture taken in ex cha nge for new.
The HIGHEST CASH price paid for all descrip-
tons of Housekeeping Articles. Persons about TO
decline housekeeping will find 1t to their advantag e
tn give a call. we prepared tn buy in In &c
small lots and will give particular att enton to this
branch of business. ISRAEL Il BUCHLY,
apI2 437th street. one door south of H.
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BY BARNARD & BI-CKEY, Georgetown
CO.. HnA WORTH OF PRIME GkOCE-
- <sc ,opV RIrs AT ACCTION.-lnten to
change ne character OF our husIuess, we will, or
M'bN DAY, 10Th INST at ten o'clock q. m.. sell our
fresh and extensive wholesale stock of Liquors ard
Grocer es at auction, without reserve. We name
but IN part
COZ cks q. A. and Fine Salt, PACKETS do
100 chests Imperial Young Hyson. CiuHpowder. and
Oo3ng Teas. These Teas are fresh and Of hne
quality,
100 Loxes Starch, $50 boxes Adamantlne. Mould and
Sperm Candles,
100 boxes fine Chewing Tobacco, Cut and smoking
do.
so boxes Mustard, Pepper. and other Spices,
Yeast Powders, - leratUs, Cream Tartar,
Soap Powder, Sauines, MacaromI.
Pickles and Sauc-s, OF various kinds, cases and
casss,
Brown, Olive. Palm and Fancy Su~ps,
Cas- Ks patent W hale and Sperm Oils,
CaskS Sal, Soda casks Vinegar,
l5f."m Cigars different brands,
Brandy, GIn. Whlssy X um. ard very large stock
of Ch3m1agnes. Claret, COrGIs!s &c, IN glass,
$50 barrels Prime Herring. Mackerel, Nos. l and 3,
With Bronus, Buckets, Mats, Washbos rds,
IN The DIS trIct.
Terms All sums of and under $50, cash over
that amount and under 500, % days; over SlUO, 4
months, with salts factory endorsements.
GETTY d WILLIAMS.
ID ID L.
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WATCH RETURNs.-John Smith, from Ireland
drunk; workhouse 90 days. Sim Dorsey, Md =,
cOlored, drunk and disorderlv; fine aud costs =!
II. Michael Burns, Ireland, drunk and disor-
derly; fine and costs, - a.; superseded by Law
renee Malone. John Martin, GERMANY do: work
house 90 days. Z. Walker, Ireland, do do. Six
lOd geTs--nOn- residents.
East LOck-up.-TObias Simpson, ID. C, color
ed, drunk and disordeTly; fine and costs. 81 81
John Mahony Ireland do workhouse 20 days
John Turner, Va. drunk and carrying pistol; do
30 DAYS
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az ATS WALL BARNARD. .ucts.

NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of seven Ct
WI wTlts OF herI facias, issued from the Clerks
once oil the Circuit Court of the District of Column
ba, Tor the county of W ashlngton and to direct
ed, shall eX pose To public sale for front of
the Court House door OF said county on r friday,
the 2Sth y of March, 1856, at ~ O'Clock the fol-
lowing described property, to wit: al defend nts
right, tIe c!am and interest and 20 ali that piece
or parcel %! ground lying IN GEORGETOWN the ijs-
trict OF C"lunIb a. which Is Included within the fol-
loving mcteS and hounds, TO Wit: BeSnn' ng on the
west side of Market Space At point so feet 10 inches
south from the corner OF Bridge street and blaIk
space, ana rnnnug the nee wet with the north wal
of the two story brick houses the lot hereby de-
scrlbed, and the lire thereof extending 50 feet,
thence south ard parallel with Market Space n feet
INCHES. more or less, TO point which will he inter-
sected by the line OF the south wall of said house
extended west, then 10y SAID line reversed east TO
Market Space at the southeast corner Of aid house,
and then north AID with the line of Market Space "A
feet Inches TO the place of beginning, which the
northeast corner of said house, ether all and
singular the imp Ovemens thereon, seized and lev
led upon as the property of George Rhodes Jr. ard
will be sod To satisfy Jude ais Nos 53i, 49, and $50
to October term, la56. IN favor of Joshua Hatcher
Iudcials 10 May term, 1853, favor of Cline and
DILLON, Peter Dillon, benjamin TrIpert and John
Crumhaugh. J. ID, HOOVER
m 2 dts Marshal for the District of Columbia.
T-THEABOVE SAI.EIS POSTPONED. for
want of bidders, until FRIDAY, the I'd of April
J. ID. HOOVER.
IN 27-ts Marshal for the District of Columbia
HI THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER
Postponed, until FRIDAY. The 18th of May, 1853,
same hour and place.
St. Marshal for IDsrricr 81 .,oIun,h,a
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
~f Af.s.-

tue africa.
NEw YORK. a ril 10 The mail s,e.rne, A f,,o,
Hook. VIZ "e"ut
The steam ship Kangaroo had arrived ont. The
political news by the Africa il unimport,nt
The Atlantic cable was being tafen on ho,,a
the Niagara and Agsmemnon very rapidly and
the separation would be finished about n. IOth
OF May. Som" further deep sea-sounding and
experiments are deemed necessary before LAYING
The cable is commenced but the company have
yer seen no cause TO doubt the ultimate success. OF
the enterprise
Fears have increased in England for the safety
OF ue African mail steamer Gambia, nearlg one
month over due there
The relations between France and Switzerland
continue IN an unsatisfactory state, and give rise
10 considerable unessiness in Diplomatic circles
ne PsriS Bourse had lost its br ancy, and was
daily declining.
Spain continues TO send reinforcements into the
Gulf OF Mexico, and new measures for the public
safety Were organized AT Madrid.
The Bank Of Holland had reduced its rate OF
discount Ia IN per cent.
The Ottoman Porte is said TO have rejected the
demand OF France for the authorization of a shin
canal across the Istbmus of Suez
COMMERCIAL
LIVERPOOL, April 3-Sales Of Cotton for the
week $1,000 bales, including q, 500 on speculation
% q bales for export. Prices were considerably
lower; inferior qualities having declined asAd,
and mddling IA I'D, fair remaining unc changed.
The mar ket closed dull generally. but holders
were not pressing; fair Orleans I'D: middling
orleans Ga d; fair Mobile I'D, mddling esd;
ialr P'ands I'd, middling 6Sd (The ma ket
was closed from the LIST 10 the 5th for the holIi-
Manchester market dull
Al havre, New Orleans tres ordinaire was
quoted lG2f
B[eadstdHs were dull; as were provisions
La d Il firm, ard slightly dearer
Ionsols 10 4 ass for money. The 600
lndla lean Was taken--an average Of 9s
Richardson, Spence Co. report breadstufs
quiet there having been no market since the ad-
vices PEE City OF Washington. Beef dull but
steady. Pork steady, ard bacon dull; quotations
easier, but nomnally without variation Lard
brm al Is 7dvance quoted 5Oa52s RosIn steady;
is3aisSd. Sugar dull at Cd decline Coffee dull;
infeIior qualities rather lower, and quotations
unchanged. Spirits turpt mine frm atlas. Rice
heavy.
London, April 3-Bread<'ufs . quiet, and all
ar icles slightly declined Sugar heavy at 6dals
Conee steady 81 I'd decline. Spirits turpentine
d IN and slightly dearer
American cur ties dull. The bullion in bank
had declined f2u5 GOO
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CRIMINAL CouRT.-To- day, the Court took NJ
the case of the United States as. Ann Bell, Mar,
Waittin, and Rebecca Tillman, charged will
riot and afirav on the Goth Of last March. Tn,
case was pending when our report closed.
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I ITTELL'S LiVING AGE-Enlarged series !:
IL In weekly numbers of eighty large octave pas es
each, closely printed Its contents chiefly made up
Monthly Magazines. Price Sc yearly, or lS1a cents
for single numbers.
aoi4 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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BY A. GREEN. Auc,,oneer

by A. GREEN. AuctIoneer.
EXCELLENT and NEARLY NEW HOUSE
~ ~ H2Lp AMP KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION =
On flDAf, the 18th instant | shall sell at the
late residence Of J. w. Hicks, deceased, at ten
O'Clock a. m on lndiana avenue No. u, between LIST
and "a streets west superior assortment of Furn-
ture, VIZ:
Fine walnut brocatelle covered Paror Set, comprls
. ing French Sofa, Castor and Parlor Chars,
Mahogany Sofa, Arm Rocker, Tables and Stands
DO. marble top Sideboard ana Sofa Table
Do. Bookcase, Bureau and Washstands
Walnut Hat Rack and Extension Dining Table.
PaIlor Window Curtains Shades and Ornaments
,llt Gothic Frame Mirror,
Mantle Clock and Ornaments,
Superior Velvet Tapestry Carpets and Rugs to
match, w
Stair Car pets and Rods,
Drugget and Straw Mating,
China Glass ard CrOckery Ware. among which ~ n
fine gold bound Tea AID Coffee Set fvory Han
die Knives and Forks,
Passage OIlcOth,
Beds eads and Mattresses,
Cooking, Radiator and o: her Stoves
with good lot OF Kitchen X Requisites,
Terms: All sums under 8 5, cash: over H25 a
credit OF two and four months, for notes satisfacto
RI y endorsed, bearing interest.
A.GREEN, Auctioneer.
j.. :. The House is For Rent. IL is in fine order,
and handsome location. Possession given imme-
dlafely. Inquire on the premises.
apl2 AG
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SIGN OF The T.,
Indicates where you may get I.OOKIN /.
GhASSES, I'D gilt or mahogany frames; FOR
IkAlT and PICTURE FRAMES, round, oval,
or square. gilt or otherwise; or any other krd OF
york IN his line: The largest lot Of LOOKING
GLASS PLATES kept constantly on hand; cneap
for cakh. JOHN WAGNER,
2l5 Pa. avenue,
APPLY between I2th and 18th ats.
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BY A. GREEN, Auc,Iuueer.

SPECIAL SALE OF FINE WATCHES,
- DIAMONDS AND RICH yEwELRy AT AUCTION
On SATURDAY NIGHT, The nth instant, at y,
CLOCK. shall sell at my auction room, No $50 7Ih
street, corner OF ST. large and line assortment of
brilliant JewciTy, consisting Of
every hne Watches, double time keepers, centre
seconds, massive liz carat casts,
SWiss god hunting, detached. and patent lever
Watches, l6 and 10 carat god cases
me and beautiful assortment of Ladies' Time
keepers,
large assortment OF silver duplex. detached, and
patent lever railway Time keepers,
Diamond Rings, Studs, Pins and Brooches
Also an assortment OF sets Of Cameo, Mosaic G old
stone, Florentne, set In the most handsom and
decorative manner.
Invite the attention of the Ladies and G entemsn
To the above sa the goods are fine AZ must be
SOLO 10 close business, as the parties obliged
leave the city.
l5-d
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John ALEXANDER,

no 40 PkNNSYLvANIA AVFNuF.
-, PAPER IA INGS.
nave now m store the most c moiete sSsort -nent
81 faPer Hsnglngs ever offered 10 the public of
MashIngt"n snd the djaceut cities.
am CIV re~eivlng, from France, Decorative Pa
pefs oi he most modern and Ich designs, panel,
sold, sat ~ velvet, and wood limitations with hOr-
ders To correspond Also. chamber and other pa pers
IN every variety ofst,le and pattern.
would Also G. u your ats entIon 20 the fact that IN
addition O the great variety of Paper HanciaGs 1
keep q antly on hand the LARGEST and handsomest
assortmo Mt Of WI DOW All DIS, GIiTCOR
Mics. PICTURE COR ID and TASSELS ofay
house IN the city.
BY unTemitting attention. and prompt execution
of all orders, hope TO merit and oh ain a liberal
share of patronage.
Paper tut ia the best manner and in ali case.
warranted ap 4 -2aw2m
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ZINE WATCH REPAIRING.
Special attention paid 70 the Repairing of e
FINE WATCHES ~
J. A. w a TSON. <6
No. 80 Bridge street, below the Post Office,
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NEW ENGLISH a CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
DIR. J. II. A. BRIDGE has opened his School,
time dsy) al No rs street, thIri door west az
18th. Tie VIII gave hIs own personal attention 10 al
sfaCentS, t.nd the number wll be limited.
Terms from So q SIS per quarter.
Rest ct cItv references. l2-lw.
RRiGk PRESSES ANDCLAY TEMPERING
u WHEELS manufactured by -
= p. MILLER,
ap Sw' SO south 5th street. Phiadcphia.
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GETTY d WILLIAMS.
BARNARD BUCKLEY. Aucts

NARSHAL'S SA Lin virtue of a writ OF hs
w RI faclas, ISSUED from the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court for the District of Columbia for the
County of Washington and TO me directed. I shall
expos to public sale, Tor at the residence of
John Espey, 10Th street, between r. and streets
west on thu east side of said 10th street. RI
DAY, the 3oh day of April, 1885, at il O'Clock a. m
the following goods and cnattes, in part to wit :
Mahogany sofa, Rocking Char. ooking Glass,
Carpets, Wardrobe, Tables, Washstands. Mantle
Ornaments, Ma oEsny Sofa, Lounge, Chairs &c ,
NC, seized and levied upon the goo is and chai
Ties OF John EsPsy, and will be sold tn satisfy No.
Lea & Co use of Geo. Il. McGlue.
ap IS dts Marshal for the Distinct of Columbia.
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1J~THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
IN consequence of the Inclement weather until
TUESDAY, the 18th Instant, same hour.
dp 10 A. GREEN
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NARSHAL'S SALE,-In virtue of a writ of
IVA heri iacIas Issued from the Clerk oics of the
Circuit Court Ct the District of Cuumbia, for tie
County of Washington. and TO directed, 4 shall
expose to publ sale, for Cas- front of the Court
Honse doc OF sand couEty, on FRIDAY, the l4th
OF May. 1883. AZ IL cock, the following described
property to wit: All defendant right, title clam,
and interest IN and to Lot No 9. in Square M. 1885,
In the City of ashDgton, ID. c., together with ali
and slne ular the mprov nts thereon seized and
levIed upon as the property Of Francis A. ID kens
and Will he sold IN satisfy judicial No. SO, to NAV
term, 1859. IN favor of VIM. Il. sheppard.
j. ii OVER,
up ID nts MarshN lOT the District of Columbia.
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AUCTION SALES.

BY WALL Il BARNARD. AuctIoneers.
FCRNITCRE AND HOUSEKEEPING Eff
n,da,I MG hp ATSTIoN,-On TO-MOkROW sat
uluayI mUR Nc. nth instant, at ten O'Clock,
Houhsnod Effects, the property Of family leaving
Mah,o hoe Sofas. Chairs. and Rockers,
and walnut binIns ssd OH other M fables:
Bedsteads, Washstaads, Feather Beds,
H Ma,.aesses. Lounges, and Etasere.
chambe; Sets, Cscot eG1 asd Gis GAS. W,r.
stoves. Mating. Drugget * &o
Also, Is rolls new Al and Canton Mating.
"P WALL BARNARD. Aucts.
By A. GREEN. Auctiopeer.
ENCELLENT HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
=. r RNIIURE AT AUCTIoN.-On SATURDAY,
me Iitn instant shall sell in front of my auction
room, corner of 9TH and ID streets at ten O'Clock
n,'' . nhhnusome assortment of Household Furnl-
Mahogany roll back and seat Sor,
10 carved spring seat Chars,
70. marble top Dressing Bureau,
70 DO. Centre Tables. X out Stands,
hah9some elt-frame Mirror, with marble base and
Feather Beds, BoIsters and Pillows,
HAT, Cotton and Shuck Mattresses.
Bedsteads, Washstands, 8 nd Chais
Ghlna, Glass and Crockery Ware.
With good lot of Kitchen Furniture
Terms cash.
apl6-d AGREEN Auc,
BY WALL Il BARNARD, AuctIonesrs.
l NDIVlDEp SQUARE AT AUCTION.-On
O'Clock, we will sell, at our Auction Rooms, the
whole of Square No. I76, containing IOcOn souaIe
1eet. The Square is between 10th and 18th Streets
any on view hampshire avenue is enclosed with a
tunity for spectators.
Terms One third CASH the residue in 6. r. and
"a months, satisfactorily secured and bearing nte-
apl6ts WALL 4 BARNARD Auct
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BY A. GREEN, Augtioneer.
HOUSEHOLD N ID KITCHEN FURNI-
IL TURE AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY, the 10 n
instant, shall sell at the resi-, ence of l. W. CRIT
nth who is about leaving for the west No 10 Fast
Capitol street. corner of Sd street. commencing at IN
ocI9ck a. m handsome and we-kept assortment
of Furniture, such as
Mahogany spring seat Sofa, Rocker,
DO. ParOr Chairs and lounge,
DO. NlaTble-tOp Centre Tables,
DO. Dressing Bureaus and Washstands.
DO. French and Jenny Lind Cottage Bed
steads,
Wardrobes, Hat Rack, Bookcase and Writing
Desk, e
Relrlg orator, Dining and Breakfast Tables,
Cane and w Ood-seat Chairs. Oilcloth and Mating
Feather BeGs, Bols ers and Pillows,
Hair, Cotton. and Shuck Mattresses,
Parlur, Chamber, Passage and Step CARPETS
w lndow Shades, Toilet Sets. Shovel and Tongs,
China Glass and Tockerv Ware.
Cooking, Chamber. and Psror Stoves,
With general assortment of Kitchen Reaui-
sites. 49,
Terms of sale All sums under S25. cash: over
S25, credit of ~ and 60 days. for notes sarlsf4 cto-
~ endorsed BEARING interest. A. GREEN,
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SUPREME CoURr-Thursday- IS John y
Ahl, appellant, rs. Roswell b. Johnson The
argument Of this cause was continued by Mr.
Bradley for the appellee, and concluded by Mr.
Cooper for the appellant.
No. a. John ID Irvine, appellant, rs. Win
Marshall ct al. This cause was argued by Mr.
Cooper for the appellant and By Mr.. Bradley fol
the appellees. Adjourned.
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CONVICTION OF SoMERvILLE.-The jury in the
case Of VIM. J. Somerville, the accomplice of
Pullen,) for robbing the Custom ouse at X ich-
mond, Va. of S20.Gsc in coin, have agreed upon
verdict as follows: ave, the jury, find the
prisoner not guilty of breaking and entering, "a
charged in the Indictment, but guilty Of grand
larceny, and ascertain the term of his imprison
ment in the penitentiary at three years" The
prisoner was thereupon sentenced, and soon af-
terward conveyed to prison.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-21
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
BooKsM g.zssa BooKsm

TIME following is a SCHEDULE OF Property which
J. will be given TO Purchasers OF Books at the time
The United States Benevolent Society for tn
Diffusion Of Useful Knowledge:
Pat Eng. Lever Gold Watches, Hunting cases, 500
Patent anchor Gold Watches, hunting cases, IS
Patent Cylinder Gold Watches, hunting cases, 90 o
Ladies Gold Watches, hunting cases, 80
Hunting Silver Levers hunting cases, 20 90
I.old,J rs 90
Gents California Diamond Lepnes, I2O
Large double case Miniature Lockets, 100
Sets OF Cameo Rms anu Drops, 10
Gold stone or cameo sleeve Buttons, 20
Gold-stonc or cameo studs, 30
Gents Gold Pen and Gold case, large, 10
ladies' PEN and Gold Case, 90
silver Pencils aud Gold, three extensions, rs
silver Pencils aud Cold Pens, 80
Gold Iockets, glasses, so
Gen ts' Fine Cold Rings heavy, 70
I.adies' Gold Breast Pms, 80
ladies Gold Ear DTops, 10
ents' Gold Bosom studs, 90
) ents' Gold sleeve BuItons, SO
! aides Gold Pencils, 50
= llies' Gold Rings, so
cnts' Bosom Fms, i So
ltics' Gold Ribbon Pins. i 90
me French Gold 30 day Clocks, rs 90
I nc heavy Silver Plated Castors, Is %
iver Plated Table Spoons, heavy, per set 30
Tea spoons, - [" 5
"a Table Forks, q" Z" 20
Besides large aud valuable assortment Of mscella
ARTICLES, both useful aud ornamental, varying IN
2 due from IS cents To s50
Que of the above articles viii be given 10 the pur
laser Of each book At the time the work is sold.
ANY person by forwarding an order loT books, with
uiey enclosed. viii receive extra book aud gun
9TH every Ten books, sent 10 the order by ExpTess
All orders Books will be promptly and impartial
lllcd.
Tao gifts in all cases viii accompany the Books
single books be sent any part by naii. Cat
ogaes the books Will DC sch, by mail any
s .on Application,
pa- bis Of the following Banks taken at pssi
Bank OF OooKE,
- - SnELBINuIK,
NASHVILLE,
I" L~KKScEsURa,
UASDkDGE
NJ C. BRUCE,
AGENT SOCIETY,".
Old Pas,-o1es Building corner Ut Cedar ana Cherry
Ashville, where the BOOKS and Gifts open for
, lection, day and aighi. tebii-
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Notice of Dissolution.

GET THE BEST.
THE GESulNE AMnkOTIPE--ths, Premium Pisturs
lis bcyend cuuAarisn iise osst style ui lkrDess
yet introaucra, and stands without g1Sal;
Tine eannvt change them,
Light canIs,t fade them,
tsnsss1css eannet mould them,
Dust can never reach them,
Rust cannot corrosie them
Made as heretofore By LARCOAiiE, Corner Of cherry
and Unioa Streets and gui up tiptop style Al Eas
psicas-
ss- Made Al other rooms IN NasAvlllss
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-21
VIRGINIA LEAF TOBACCO.
REMOVAL.

DELISSER has removed his stock OF Liquors
n. Cigars, Tot. eco, &c. To No. North College ST
at the OLD stand OF Mr.. u ID. Dckey where he will be
pleased To see his friends and customers. Lyle
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-21

For wood. f2u- s:zes-the best Cooking Stove in
use-wi last, with care, from fifteen To eighteen years
aud cook with greater convenience and in less tine
than any Cast-ron Stove. have also just received
the following