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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-25

THE HoN. F p. STANTON, who is a great big
thorn in the side of the President is now in
Washington, and declares that an attempt
will be made in kansas to procure the admis-
sion of the Territory into the Union as a
State this winter The Washington cores
pendent of Forney's Press writes:
In Governor Hammond's liberal speech he
repeated the charges of fraud against Lacomp-
ton, which made the Washington Union so
Indignant when uttered by others. From
this and other indications. am disposed to
hope that he and others will not object Ia
put Kansas through, Eand 10 repeal Iie English
biH Rert ri,ifer.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-25

ANOTHER OLD CITIZEN GoNE-DEATH OF
THOMAS C. CRENsHAw.-We are very much
panied to announce the departure from among
us of THOMAS c. CRENsHAw, who died at the
Gayoso House in this city. on yesterday NOR
ming. the goth inst. at o'clock. The imme-
diate cause of bis dissolution was the injury
received in fall, while passing down stair
way on Tuesday morning, a short while after
his arrived from his plantation below. by
which his arm was broken. and several serious
coEtusions received on other parts of his
Bulletin, NoU. 81.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-25

AsoIrrioxIsx on TIE WASe-GERRrr
SMITH, who WINS so humiliatingiy defeated for
Governor Of New York, has Issued an Adj
dress 10 the People Of that State. explaining
the causes OF hls dfplorahie diseomfitare.-
GEnRrr says that Senator SgwARps Rochester
speech drew away 9 large namb~r OF his fol-
lowers. because Il avowed the old Abolition
a csrine, that ali the States must BECOME
slave or Free. hut the chief cause of the
small vote be r'cr.yed i the dreadful srclin-
OF Aboli,ionlsm The Aboiilioaisis. Ggaafrr
gripyes to say. never had darker prospects
than now. He believes. however. that they
will have n triumphant resurrection befsre
many years. We dsa't.--.A Lesss E.fsils-
fas1.
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TRUE P0ETRY.
TO MISS EMMA c., WHOSE POETIC GEMS OF EARN
Esr LIFE-THouGHT I MUCH ADMIRE

TRUE POETRY.
20 MISS EMMA c., WHOSE POETIC GEMS OF EARN
Esr LIFE-THouGHT I MUCH ADMIRE.
BY DANA ERA PAKs,i
Of AeaEcledie Magazine Of Foreign Literatsre,'
Nea0 Yo'k, (sOho Is noe IA ltis Csty) ---e
Emma, there is high-strong nerve
In true Poetic mind,
Unftirg every VINEYARD thought ~ ~
Within itself combined.
Drawn wholly from surrounding care
From flying fancy free,
Collected in its inner self,
Diyiner things TO see
As lower courage tension gains
When courage il would fight,
Compelling every dormant power
With others TO unitei;
SO thought must from the outer world,
And lower passion fee;
String every nerve, for nerves ii has,
Which thought can only see.
High soaring then in air above,
Not fitting like the Bee,
But steady like the Eagles flight
Earth's better things to see.
And from the glimpses thus you give
OF earths dviner things.
We see how bright will be that light
OF which the Psalmist sings.
From Thought like this, and other none,
True Poetry is born;
And it will stand the storm Of man
Till Resurrection morn.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Nov oath, 1858.
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Unprecedented lndrc mems for New Sub
Seribers,

Any person forwarding 40 new 50 subscriptions,
$780, viii be presented with a decd giving perfect
title ten OF land In Texas Kansas, Iowa,
Wisconsin, and the Magazines promptly mailed Ia the
subscribers, whether at the same different Post
Offices.
In the same proport"n, deeds for 20, 40 so, 100
acres will be sent A. premiums for 90 40, 50, or l60
80 subscriptions-an acre for each copy subscribed
for.
All communications connected with the Btsiaess De-
artBaeHt Of the ksICKEaBocKER should addressed
JoaS A. GRAY, 10 and Is Jacob street All Articles
designed for the body Of the Magazine should he di
rested 10 Dr. JANIS d. NoTk; those for the EitoF's Ia
bic "a LOGS GAYLoRD CLARK
AGENTS AXE wASnD IN every part Of the country.
BACK NrNHKHts aud Bouad Volumes hand.
JOHN A. GRAY, Publisher and Printer,
10 and Is Jacob ST., cor. Frankfort ST., Nex York.
aoV2S
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COLLEGE STREET PROPERTY
At Public Sale.
ON Saturday. 4th OF December. ISIS.

On Saturday, 4th of December, 1858,
A the Court House gate, will sell the -
N highest bidder, that valuable property Iii
situated on North College street few doors be l.l
low the corner of the Square AMI opposite the beau
tfu residences lately erected by Mr.. French
and Mr.. Burns, and atjons the fine residence OF Mr..
A. Beech and others This property iron 90
on College street, running haR way back Market,
TO Is feet alley. Upon the ground is three frame
buildings used stere-roons.
This propert' is located in of the most thriving
and desirable portions of the city, and take il s
gether is the most desirable yet red the public.
Its advantages will be by all possess
ing rare inducements TO tie business capitalist
We would ask examination before the day of sale
as we have positive Instructions to sell. We will di-
vide the property to suit purchasers
TERMS OF SAIE-One- third cash, the balance in l,
and years, with interest from date, and lien
tanned. Z. r. GLASC0CK,
nov24-td Agent.
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A Handsome City Residence,
No. n Cedar Street,
For Sale privately.

~ onering fai sale, privately, that beau -
tliul Hnh ccmmodiCuS flnlily residence, k.ii.I
No - Cedar -, On Capitol Hit. a few ~
d""rs fr'rN Vine street, "a pTerrnt Owned and
neruine' by ". q. HSFtIs. The iniVIf vtneuts IL
siSi uf tWo story hrrk, rortnith G re-, NJ ~ the
main building. With al additional rorm ever q .
PASSING M src0nd sioiy. nfaEn altcr,tlff tafns
There a. also n god tNo nv hFick knrher. run
taininr Two servnrts ron ., smekc Fouse Pantry q,
with other ncrcsssry oti hruffs inrlnfh 4 Stnhlr
b. Ilc u - 81 feet front an Cedar street, runBi
bsrk $50 fset to o. alley.
Ihis property presents many advantages 90 the
bnsllfss nan, AZ pcift Il lcatinr 60 airs Yst offered
b"ire bet Few niinnfes walk from anN ton al
Ire bfsr' - nrts ~ The r'tv. The prize dNes upnn
should De an nduceU'ci the eHptnlist or 60
those wishing 90 Trrcrrr lrnes On lcrv ton ssNsry
way desirable. We Nin take pleasure ~ SHOW n z
the properly 80 any tfnn erefrrs wisl irc to
Purrhssr u frscss emily cxamiuHtiun 20 commend
itself boz terms, &c., aIlily g.
n"vf;-n ,. r. GIASCOCK. Agent.
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E. R GIAsCocK. Agent
# REE-S0IL PROPERTY
EOr Sale.

On AcLeHore. Let,cosn Church and Bro71 streets,
I AN offering for sole, rTivstely. that valu- -
able HOUSE AND lot situated Cd NcIc- ~
more street, between Church and R~aad SITS ts'f
fronting on Mciomorc 80 feet. running bark IsO feet
~ an alley. The improvements cois5si 81 a tNostory
brick, containing rooms Ia the MAIN building he
sides kitchen, servants rooms stable &c Iher, <
also fine well ~ never faiiir water bssfcs nrh-r
cnnvenicnces, which makes u ali together "a sesir bic
place. Independent of iis bcing free fr,in ;aNaior
and central to the bnsipEss portion of the cit, and
with all the advantages of being the rtiorat.ou
WI recommend itself e. the favorable Iteration
OF those wishing purchase
u not sell privat-ly before tho 9TH OF DFCEM-
BIER MKT, VII Offer IL at pnbic sale, on the prrn
sss. at - O'Clock. For terms, sc. anulv 20
nove0-f r. r. GLASCpCF Agent
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REcErrrs OF SrEcrE. The receipts Of coin
BY our banks aud brokers continue quiis.
heavy, as has been the caSe ior four or five
weeks past. From one source alone-the
Adams Express Company have rreeiy-
cd during the past three days sls2, 3lo.-
XsH. 1-I
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A S MALL RIM,
EirtN Acres.
llfts in Nictiayock.

/ u We Gr salc privately, - hts n NrGavcck
Il ~iinsIcd rr Jefferson MAJ ison, Fillmore Averue,
fl"rcnce, Aibcui Aveuur. Hendershou Rnd Irmss
sire" q, Wl lab viii sell al great harrai > Ilcso
l"s ar" an 'rg sone ol the most beautiful 10 Nat adj
ahF D., atc 9" iitse e small n cans waiting cheap
b, mts ncN Ia thrI chsnse. Tor l-Iii lsrs can On
T. 6LAsf q,
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More New ROCKS.

ISABELLA oIssiSL Historical Novel % the Fif-
teenih Century. BY the author Of Beatrice cenei.
K " PEPPER and other Condiments, put up for gen
erai use. spicy book.
VERNON GROVE; Or, HEARTS As THEY ARE.
VIOLET; Or. THE TINES WE LIVE IN.
GRANDvorHE2'S SCRAP BOOK; Or, WESTERN
CLEANER
ZESAfDA- BY Florence Anderson.
SIDNEY GREY. A TaIe Of School life.
oOuRrsHIP OF MILES sTASnlsII Iongfeliow
BRowNLow AND PRYNE- Debate on SLAYER.
Jass received and for sale by
nov22-u CHI ARI.Es ". SMITH
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re- John B. Bowman. last week. collected
over ten thousand dollars, in Mason county.
for th" Kentucky University. at Harrodsburg.
Lexington Observer, and Reporttr.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-25
Notice go stockholders OF Nashville
and Chaasauo oga n. n. Co.

election Il hfteen Directors % manage the
N Affairs az tbs Company ails be held at MuFfrces
boro on WEDNESDAY. the 18th dag Of necember
ness Stockholders usual, ufli be carried u the
eiecfi0n the whsie road, they may prefer
ant back % their respective statiOEs the dAy
pfeyisEs the day q gay after said eiection bF
showing lhesr ceFthe4tes u staek the csnduciofs
W. A. GIEkyES,
nov2e-U Secretary.
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Hen A0pfrtisements.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
American StateSm auship.
A LECTURI

ON AMERICAN sTATFsMANsHIP will be deliver
" ed by GEORGE D. PRENTICE, at Odd Fellows
Hall, SATURDAY NIGHT, Nov. 81, 1855. Lecture 70
commence at O'Clock.
H1 Tickets for sale at the Music and Book Stores.
nov24-td USG&B
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nT THURSDAY, THE sND or DECEMBER MKT
~ propose u bring OF great sale of Lots in TIM
addition near the Railroad depot. Sill on that oc-
cnsien oisr some thirty OF Esrsy insz some 0f them
well impro-ed aud with neat Aad substantial resden-
ces uTson them.
for further particulars see hand bills, kr
TKsas--One, two and three years credit. for notes
ray abss In Bank satisfactorily sceared bearing IN
tsrest, aud q lien retaised-
A. v. s. LISnsrEY.
T. r GLxsoocx, Anetioneer. noy22-ta
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For the Counting-Room.

BLANK BOOKS, Of all kinds;
Commercial Ncte and Letter Papers.
Bill PaPer-cofying Books;
Letter Presses-Arnold's Fluid;
Ggyot's Carmine-Blank Notes;
Blank checks-Blsnk Drafts.
Bills Of Iading--Raiifoaa Receipts;
Bankers Cases-Post once Boxes;
Bal Heaas-Money Boxes;
hn Fiies-Cbeck nns. aga FH
Observation-Disclosures
Scaling wAx-Peneils and Rubber;
Biotting Boarl-Gold Peus;
Steel Pens, etc :, etc, etc. f
For sale by CHARLES W. SMITH.
noy24-n
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AUCTION SALE OF CLOTHING { DRY GOODS.
Bent. f. Shields

WILL sell, THIS EVENING, at early Gas light, a
w fine assortment of Clothing, Dry Goods and
Varieties Sale positive and without reserve, for Cash
on delivery. nov24-lt
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DIE ID.

In this city, the 23rd inst, RuFus, only son of
Mr.. and Mrs d W. Moss
His funeral will take place this morning from the
First Baptist Church.
Services by Rev DR.. Howell.
November 25. 1858.
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Real estate Sales.
Most Valuable City Property,
!. At Public Sale.
IN Thursday. ssh of December next

On Thursday. 9th of December next
M the premises. at IL O'Clock A. VI I propose tt
" offer at Public Sale that comrnod ions Residence.
corner OF Church and McLemore streets now occu.
pied by Vim. II. Smith, Esq The lot fronts 60 fe,cr
on Church and lbs on McIemore street House con-
talns ten good rooms with necessary LarsoS Gas
Fixtures, H~raht water, ~. II is one Of the most
desirable residences in the city is convenient 10
all the business parts Of oar cify.
ALso--At the same time three vacant lots imre
diateiy adjoining the abure ontine each 40 feet o.,
Church street and running hack rs feet % an aev
The foregoing property Is free from taxes.
Terms.
For the House and Lot one-fourth cash-bal, nee
and years credit for notes satisfactorily secured
bearing interest," payable in bank 3ud lien retained
For the vacant Lots acredN Of l. and wears for
mates bearing interest and secured as above
VIII be sold privately If desired. For farther
particulars call
A. Y. :. LINDSIEY
r. K GLAsCoCK, Anctf0neer. uoylQ-td
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On the 21st inst at the residence OF her father Mrs
MARY EIzABETH daughter Of Col. o. r. Watkins, and
the wife of Frank n. Wyie, Esq, aged 20 years.
Also, within few hours, EDWIN MALcoS, infant son
of the deceased, aged eight days.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-25

I'VE have great VARSITY % lAaner aaa b. sakfzs
w Casters; ssiycf Plated hfit@a4 Ware, iii ane
ces Gl.ss, Pressed oF piaia Rotiiss, At yesy loo
fsfsnr knd Bed Roon. Clndiesfzck7,
ftzts< All hrilanla Butter Fl<ts< and Halves
fsb.s aaa Ia Stss.ns. Dinner ~ pessrs fafk
AaessEd nAd s4t Sfoess,
Hail lsmzss Az, &C
MACKENZIE ATScHTs,
ssvls u College ssfsst,
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new Embellishments.
FOr December.

FRANK LESIIE'S New Family Magazine, with
which included the Gazette of Fashion, just received
by JOHN YORK & CO.,
nov25-G No. 80 Union st.
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New Publications.

New Publications.
T he Autoerat
OF THE
BREAkFAST TABLE.
BY OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES
Just received By
w. T. BERRY & co., Public Square.
nov24-u
The Household Book of Poetry.
w. t. BERRY s. co.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
HOUSEHOLD BOOK OF POETRY.
COLLECTED AND ARRANGED
CHARLES A. DANA. Sc
VOL, svo., 500 pages
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
From he New Orleans Della.
''The volume comprises in the contents Of its 500
large and clearly printed pages the very gems OF po
etical writings Of American, English, French, Ger
man, Spanish, Italian, Greek and Latin authors Sc
lected with the competent 1.-THE compiler"
From ne Southern Argus.
''The editor seems to have exercised catholic as
well a taste and have selected his pieces
according to their poetic merits without regard TO
the names, nation, ability epochs Of their authors
We glad 20 that he has given every poem en-
From the Chicago Press
''This is a choice collection Of the finest poems in
the language and supplies in some measure the place
OF an extensive library. Only few have the means
to crafty their in this regard and Mr. Dana has
done capital service in bringing within the reach of
all the richest thoughts that grace poet
Ical literature
From The Boston Journal
''This work approaches nearer To our idea OF per
feet compilation than any work have ever seen"
From the Boston TrGnscriA
''rana's Household Poetry is a success Everybody
is glad to have in single volume the poems 70 which
they habtuaily love to refer, to ind wade mecum
OF the muses. clearly printed and judicously arrang
ed"
w. t. II. & Co. have also just received
BLONDE AND BRUNETTE; Or, The GoruAMrrE AR
cADY. VOL 12mo., Cloth.
swEDENBoRG HERMETIC PHILOSOPHER. /
vol, Emo
HAILEcK's PoETICAL WORKS. A New Edition. |
vol, l2mo. Cloth
HAILECK'S POLITICAL WORKS. A New IlIustrat- |
ed Edition vol, svo. Cloth, So. Cloth gilt, 81 |
Morocco Antique
NEW YORK TO DELHI-By the Way OF Rio de
Janeiro, Australia and China. BY RoBI1sr h. MIxruEx
Jr i vol, limo Second edition. Illustrated with
Map.
RATIONAL COSMOLOGY; Or, The Eternal Princi- |
pies and The Necessary Laws Of the Universe. BY
LAUKENs p. HIcRoK r. n. l vol. svo., 1917 pages
HISTORY OF CIVILIZATION N ENGLAND BY
Henry THOMAS BUCKLE. vol, svo., Pr. gu From
the second London edition. nOv24-if
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On Friday, 10Th of December. 1853
On the prem ises will sell the highest bidder that
" valu bic tract of Land Of the late CHARLES HAYS
Sr., and now owned and occupied by JAMES V. HAYS
confirming aboet 90 Acres, including the splendid
Mnnsinn, about 80 acres cleared and 10 acres sp
did timber, with several failing sprinEs of free
The Timber has been carefully preserved
and stands thick and heavy the ground. The Man
ing Eight Good Rooms doubIe porch. enclosed with
lattice work: and airy walk, about 20 feet WIDE
and so feet long extending from the main building 10
the cooking room, neatly covered and enclosed with
lattice work: servants rooms smoke house and
dollhouse, all Of brick. The yard embraces area
OF about acres, all aSeh with a superb brick
nee, topped OF with ornamental banister wood
framework neatly painted; hrst-rate stone Spring
house, good stables, barns, fish pond stored with h.
and excellent ice house, good peach and apple or
chards. Fences mostly cedar plank and post or ce.
dar rails.
After the above sale will sell abont 90 Acres
more or less of the same tract, now owned by WIN.
RoESDREE, which has been sub-diyided into tracts
containing from II TO Is each These lands are
of the finest quality and susceptible the highest
state of cultivation, being well Watered by the wa
tiers Of Mill Creek Pias Of the land will be exhibit
ed day of sale
TERMS OF sAIE-Upon the Land a credit Of one two
and three years, notes we'll endorsed bearing inter
est from date and "A lien retained. The Stock, &C..
viii be sold upon cTeditof months, notes well
dorsed.
Arrangements have been made with the n. K C.
Railroad for train 20 leave at O'Clock the
ing of the sale, free Of charge, going and Coming.
A good collation. will be prepared on the ground.
nov20 I'd r. Il. GLASCOCK, Agent.
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IL en tbs corner u Cay sae High stFeess- For PAR
IseulArs enquire q 4 4. GLsscock.
noyz0-u AGENT
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On Monday, November 90. ISIS.

Il WILL on the premises. proceed 10 self TO the
Il highest bidder, this valuable Farm which h,s
been subiiyded into four tracts. containing from i
To e3 acres each. Upon two 81 the tracts ihsrc are
tine dwellings. with all the nee Ssary aut houses in
goof repair and upon r-ch never fiiing S;rinr az
excellent water, With fine failing bold stream,
running through: two Young orchards 81 Peach~z
Apples &c.. Together With timber The other rernaH,
ing tracts are heavily tiuiberet. with nf.s huliirg
sites and excellent snl and a never filling sr~fps
branch running through them. This Tar IA as a N hole
or dlvth ed, Viii compare fsV0rablv IN point II soil
convenience and comfort with any other that has
been offered TO the pnh'ic. The lacat--n rf n IA
Franklin College, Minerva College together VII tn.
Churches, makes il one II the dysi able tl4rcs
we know of. Persons who desire O. educate t.,eir
children, in fine inst tons and cora Socictv row
have chance to avail themselves uf that oproriri-
~ We would earnestly invite attention u this Earn,
before IA" day of SHE determined To- sell
Pllts OF the land will he exhibited On dav % sale
TkKns "A credit OF 2aHd years with notes well
en'iofsef- without interest, aud iien rrt4iuec
'nnlhpsses vii leave Tho Square on tn. morning
OF tho sale, free uf charge and tine collation. viii
be served up.
F. GIAsCocK, Agent.
After the Land sale viii offer the highest hid
der, upon a credit Of months, notes well endorsed
payable in bark, bot OF Mules and Horses Among
the horses Is fine ola hly whish took tie
premium at the late State Fair the Iasiest irottcr
in harness.
novle-td T. r. GLANCnCK Ag.pt
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DICGENs's HOUSEHOLD WORDS, for December,
just received by
noy20-u +. HAGAN.
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cRAHAM's MAGAZINE, for December, jus. re.
ceived and for sale by
n0V2O-u F. HAGAN.
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w Ne INC = ALE
OF
Land, Stock, Farming Utensils,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Corn, Fodder, Hay, Sc,

Situated on the Nashville and CHATTANOOGA Railroad
at antioch Depot, eight miles from the city.
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kLE US sEREHADERs!


me management have the pleasure Of announcing short
engagements
hoCKLER's sEREHADERs!
AND
~, EF pll,I BURLEsoUE OPERA TROUPE
from buekeyH Opera Honse, so Broadway New York for
the inauguration Of The season Of their
~ e" 'sed ana improved the past summer, 50 as to
ger quar- 70 any Iheaer in America for elegance and
iort-eommtnc'ng
wednesday, November 3, 1858,
Dp"NHEi shEENADEhb are the originals Of nearly al
ne gems winch have rendered Ehopss Ansresy popular
ana their Opera House in New York Is only
to the Academy Of Music in the interest II exce anony tho
dean Their entertainments besides the regular old fash
Toned negro business of their superiority in
thing ever witnessed at the South It being mostly eompod
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COOPER 6 NEIBERr,

kNOOBEG NElEELItAs
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRoCERs,
"a aud 70 Common street,
Have IN Store
MADEIRA, PORT ASD SHERRY WINES
CoRDlALs, BRANDY FRUITS, FRUITS IN OWN JUICE,
sCHIEDAM sCINAPPs.
PIE FRUITS, WALNUT AND TOMATO KETCBuPs.
GoULEYs, BOXERS AND HosTETTER's B1TTERs.
BLACKBERRY AND RASPBERRY JAMS.
CARACAS CHOCOLATE, TABLE AND DAIRY SALT.
CLARET AND WHITE WINE.
SNUFF, sARDtNEs CAssIA in mats.
GROUND PEPPER. GAssIA AND PIMENTo, in boxes.
PIPES, PIPE HEADS, soLACE AND YELLOW BANK
CHEWING TOBACCO.
1000 pkFs. srARcH-whole, halves and quarter boxes.
1850 bags BLACK PEPPER. ALIsPICE AND RACE
GINGER.
50 pkgs, Benrs CRACKERs-wine, Water, Soda and
Butter.
100 boxes LEMON SYRUP.
800 drums FRESH SMYRNA FIGS. ..--. .-..1
100 boxes CUBA SKIES.
% pkgs CnERooTs.
20 gross Preston 4 MerrilIs YEAST POWDERS.
10000 GERMAN CIGARS.
% pkgs. ENGLISH DAIRY AND PINEAPPLE
CHEESE.
50 pkgs. half quarter and eighth pipes BRANDY.
D bbls OLD BOURBON &c. sharp'sl WHISKY.
30 OLD MoNoNGAHELA
80 OLD RYEtwHIsKY.
10 OLD RYE wHIsKY-J. weltys Choice and
Cid.
900 bags CoFFEE-Jaya, Mocha, Csylou, Laguayra and
Rio.
800 boxes MANUFACTURED TOB ACCO-various brands
and qualities Mollie Pace, the Queen of the South I;
Corner Stone; q" Golden Bars . Washington p
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CItron.

3 CASES FRESH LEGHORE CITRON, for sale by1
CHAS. r. RAILEY Co,
II Tchoupitoulas aud a Gra4ter streets.
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FOUNDRY AND 11AoHINE-sHOP.

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$FSy1s3 GEORGE PATTERSON,
W. Successor 10 McCsn PRtterson) Of Deord
and New Leyee streets.
The undersigned is prepared manufacture STEAM
ENGINES, BOILERS anC MACHINERY of all kinds for
Steam Boats, Sugar Plantations, Saw Mills Cotton Presses
Draining Machines and Railroads. Gin Gear, Horse Power
Fire Fronts Furnace Months and Crate Bars.
BRASS WORK Of every description Metallic Packing for
Steam Cylinders, Gun Metal RineL etc.
BLACKSMITH WORK of all descriptions having steam
hammer for the purpose Of doing heavy work.
He viii keep on hand at all times Crate Bars Wheel Stir
rups Fange Bolts Gauge Cocks and Valves Of all used
by steamboats,
He is Agent for the John Osbons Patent Fuel
ing Crate Bar highly spoken of by the Picayune Printing
Office and Others that have them in set of these Bars
be under boiler lately put in this essb
lishment.
also made arrangements for the sale of
Boilers and Machinery and will establish Depot convenient
the establishment where large quantity of second hand Boil
and Machinery may be found at all times for sale.
GEORGE PATTERSON.
New Orleans tel n