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FuRs FuRs FURs II would sooner have
handsome set of Furs than anything else for
my Christmas gin, and Hopkins has such beau
tiful ones, and so very cheap, too. Just 90 and
chase me set, and every cold day will be sure
to remember your kindness II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-23
- COST PRICES!
" cosT PRICES. ~

g cosT PRICES aNe
Inc subscriber, contemplating yIsItIn, EuIa.l<S III
m Tor tue sake Of has heath and for the
9ehp9ss Of visiting has friends. will sell from this
Goods at much less than COST in order TO
s rs now as possible before has departure On
stook Oh foods. which he wall buy IN Paris and other
nGfOH The following named 'a aoo5 sos arc Of Mssh
down 20 cost a less than cost:
Cloth and Velvet Ciosks. ali Kinds, An' 0'i'rs'
Net Basques, illusion Berries and Capes.
Emnroiueree Cloaks AID Dresses, for infants, less
infaRts MeIno and Satin Hoods. ffty per cen, lea.
Under Skirts. Hoop Skirts, ,hre. kinds.
Slosk ve,yets, Bonnet Velvets. all colors,
Many kids Of wOTsfsd Goods. at kly per cent lea.
s5sa. ysrsii Of cost and 'SSa as.. fnu,s. and
Gulpure Button Trimming,
sSS Tg1s lace; a a al styles and widths.
'eye:. SATIN. LustriHs, AID Bonnet kItAnJ.. d,
Wife Cotton trimmings. Bstiprs
A large stock Of ColIars, in Swtsst 1;smA,. -,
and Craps. for ladies, misses and boyS A'~su'
Zeal Lace Sets, Canbric and SWISS REtassnses'
DlInlty and Cambria Bands,
Real Brussels and vslenciei mes ln aces hs''
hisoS polnt Lace, ali WI tbs.
limitation Oulpure Laces,
Rereges aud TIssues, for velg,
w hIte and Black six Nets and Ilusion.
BoblneIs, white and blalS stef Nets.
Lace Wells, IN all Qualities,
Love and Grape HeIis,
Elasti? Ribards. EMBROIDERED .sight Cans.
Entnsh sn1 IL ian D. fapes, cords and TaxseIz
tons. ''' Dioss bGt-
4! sps9r9 81, assortment Of French Flowers,
bsauuIul Gathers, IN black, white And oT,lor.
SSnehEe., Bal Chenlles, for head dresses
o'aTr velvet RibaIds. all widths. oftLs Yer, hest
Flne aEd stylish Head dresses
SIX MIts. KID Gloves.
AIs al o:heI kLnds OF foods usually keptpaWs1
ie u. steJ milill,nery and trimming store
IL he ladies' OF Washngtou and sDranD5n.
ooahtry vii please bear in mind that the above hs
tsinn m put lorth al good faIth, as am de-
hed 70 sell IN goods a. greaty rsducsi oricss
DleAshaklns continued as heretofore and Ir,rs.
P1tteTas g2t az Moderate prIosE aud an .Td.,
prices. ''NPO'Ni"Ih"f low
only. Al VIII ~ oash
- 49, uz.n - Centre Market Space
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-23

CD IN REWARD will be paid for tbs a pnrs
2H.CV hension of SARAH E. DOVE, q bound
white girl, who LEFT my hou.e, No 1873 south ID AZ .
On the evening Of the 10Th Of DeoeRter All ner
sons are forewarned not to harbor or en- poy her
tns law WI be imposed against all such r6s abt va
de 2l-3." JUH n ri VIII CON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-23
AuUIIOH aALH
TO-DAY& T0-MORROW NOENIMg

AVUx1U4 aAIx ss7s-s'z--z-
TO-DAY q To-MORRoW N0KNIN0.
BY WALL 4 BARNARD. Auetloneer,.
SO 600 Age11oTao on T Rtf SSSp Ev AZ
gs s, VII commence selling large and yell
fsrD:,iy:1.s ,n;Sss..s: epl s:s. sroyss Hotel -
noon and Evening until the whole stock 10 disposed
and !y ss. ISL 81 & :.
BASIN, Merino, Moussesines, Pisids. Al paocas, O.
rssss. stock Of h.nd.ons Wool. Stella, and other
With Black and Brown CottoIs, FlsunsIs. Embroi-
AIof winch will be sold withou, reserve. I'm LOT,
or lengths TO suit purchasers. ~ wv
DEDUCTION off per cent. in all biIls Of SIS and
The ladies are invited to attend. .t....
No damaged goods viii be sold. Eyery article
del WALL 4 BARNARD, Auot..
By CIV. BoTELER, Auctloneer.
pEREMPTORY SALE OF A DESIRABLE
TUEsbsnEYr fFnTTEKrS 5SH
Reeem6er sist, at y oeIock shall sell, in ffsnt Of
and desirable Lots in the CITY Of for the
ereetlon OF private residence.
in the Ws % h ~ sousS I No M :
DEW cen 1ts and 18th streets. adjoining leastl the
feet has depth Of iis fsei, with sfoo Ga .II.I
Ia the rear, and contains $50 square feet In n
neal the fresIdents Manson and Pubic Depart
Terms of sale: One fourth OF the purchase money
oAsh the RENAL nder, credit Of s. ~ rs, and q
montns, IoF notes satisfactorily secured, bearing
interest Ii the terms of are not com piled WITH
resoo az the risk and pense Of p rchsser All
70 ~ the cost OF the purchaser The IT,
dsf7-d CIV. BOTELER, Auc..
| ~ THE AROYE SALE Is POSTPONED
IL Sc1nsequenoe OF the rain. until THU RSDAy Az
| IEhN0oN, December S3i. at the same hour
| eo = Z. w. BOfELER, Auct'r.
By J. c. MCGUIRE &c CO., Auctloueers.
| pEREMPTORY SALE OF NEW AND SU
| rEkSoON, December sd, at O'Clock. Ia front
| OF the auction rooms, we shall sell wIthout re
| serve number OF superior city made Carriages
four seat Rockavay. with glass doors, a fine art-
ole, suitable for one horse INV "
| square carnage, Tor four persons, with pole for
| pair OF hOrsss, F W.
| Angler Roekaway. with four seats. a verv spna-
| nor Htlcle' suitable Tor one horse,
| second hand Top Buggy, in good order
sec nu nSho ChaIse, Dullt IN Boston, and in first
hand'ome crane, neck four passenger Rookavay.
| fouT-pSssenger Brett,
| Ply slcIan's Rockavay,
| 1 excellent CarTyaIl,
| no top Buggy.
The above work " as all put up in this CITY, and
| may De reiled upot as very superior
/ lSns one third cash the residue In . and 50
dea J. c. MCGUIRE L CO., Auc,s.
BY j. e. MCGUIRE Il CO., AuctIoneer,.
| pEREMPfORY SALE OF ERROR
| LoNDoN DOCK BRANpY.-On TBUKSDA V
snc,ida MON, December sd at O'Clock. at the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-23

MEssRs F. l.. HARVEY & Co, make sugges
tion about Christmas presents, In our advertising
columns, that no one should fail to see
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-23

THE THEATRE was indeed crammpd. last
night, In theatrical parlance, from pit to dome
10 see Mrs Julia Dean Hayne as Parthenia, in
"lngomar 1t must be confessed that she has
somewhat failed in vigor aad voice within the
last lew years, bu' the fire or genius sui! burns
ubaoated, and, with the tinge of thong btfulness
na'uidly acquired by time and experience, she
i, II any different, more interestin0 tban ey.r
None OF her old ffiends, or ANYBODY else in the
CITY should faIl to see her during her present
engagement The orchestra quilted themst Ives
somely amusing.
The play for tonight Is Loves Sacrince,r
MIS- Hayne as Margaret Elmore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-23
FUTURE DAYS.

By j. G. MCGUIRE CO., AuctioDesrs.
INVOICE OF VALUABLE AND CHOICE
y BOOKS AT AUc1IoN.-On FRIDAY EVENING
Deee NICER oath, at o. o'clock al the auction rooms
shaI sen, without reserve, for account of whom
II may coEce n. a choice collection of Books corn
prslng the Poetical Works of various fayorite au
!hors, History Travels, Il O.. &C. with many bean
tllul works suitable for Holiday PRESENTS Also A
Ia &c lot Of bound and unbouna Novels,
Terms cash.
de 2 J. c. MCGUIRE L CO., Auc.s.
BY e. w. BOTELER, AuctIoneer.
II AH6E FURNITURE SALE-CHOICF
~ fCRNIIURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFFcrsIIIn
ICESDA6 MORNING, december q, at 10 o'c ~
AZ the residence OF Gov. Walker, (vho IA abont
leaving Washington corner of 4 and 2Hth streets
shaiI SCI, the above, consisting of Parlor Bed
room, and Kitchen Furniture, and all the srtioles
P2 STieelhing 20 housekeeping generally, handsome
Terms: $50 and under, cash: over that sum.
notes bearing interest. 1eoe
T. S-Fhs house IL for rent
DC i6-d z. w. BOTELER, Auot.
III THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
s "a Sonsequt nee oil the rain, until MONDAY, Dee
ue - Z. w. bOTELER Anal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-23

SER the personal explanation Of Mr. C. f
Green in another column 1t is worth reading
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-23

The FESTIVAL of the Asstmbly's Sabbath
SCHOOL Is just tie thing. Such a large COMPANY
OF pretty girls seldom grace fair room. WHY
Is 1t that so many beautiful ladies 20 to that
GLufch The Young parson (who, by the way.
Is slngle) is always busy making two hapoy
neigLbor, has furnished splendid Innsic 90
rIol. heymann knows well how 70 pIay- Go,
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KRISS KRIN GLE's DEPOT.

X KISS X ri n L Els DEPOT
10 give an idea of the great display
AZ THIS resort where LAM MON % has the sxsx
w Ell nlentl1n l., comotvss, Bnggies Doll.
Han Horns. Fog Watches, Grace Hoops, Guns. ar,
BIrds, Rocking Horses, Wagon Checker Res,a.
horses MIth rld"rs, GroceTy Stores. TIN s.,TIs'
oanst Hn"minE iCps, Trees. Stables, RsiiTcsd
china ana PEWTER Tea Sets, Figures, Canes,
fDing Artlnery-whIch ne'sf fails 10 tlaase.
" aStneae Toys, Wax Liz hts for Christmas TTseE
h,eh ShlLa Bottles. Vases, ssgEr Stands,
uut Cups and Saucers, finished with gIt banda
NJ nese win a thousand more, you ali may see
by calIIns to1n 81 7th street mar 90 y de 2l-a
EOR PRESENTS.-Ladies' Reticul "a. Tr,ysI-
u linz Bars, China Ornaments a ohsao AZ
oeA-S l.AMMOND'r,
V'HATs SO.-LAMMUND, sea 7th .treet. -
Il selling Toys and Fancy Motions oi,esre1 ,I,s
the cheapest - :, ' ~
Fox hikE-A SLAVE CIR 1. eleven ears d.
- None nut cath ,lsc heed apply Adcrs.s-H...
Noss" rossomess "asainftos sty. Gsg "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-23

FoR LARGE and fine assortment of clocks.
watches and jewelry for holiday presents see the
advertisement Of J Robinson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-23

CHRlsTAAs MARKETS In consequence OF
Christmas day coming on Saturday the markets,
at Cent-e and Northern Liberties, will be held
on Friday afternoon and evening .-.., ...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-23

OF COURSE everybody will call at Gait's spler-
oid new Jewelry establishment before buying
Christmas presents in that line See advertise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-23

A CAKES FOR CHRISTMAS.
"A LARGE Supply of prime Pound and Fruit
CAKE, suitable for the holidays can be found AT Ha
yenner's :47 street, between AZ and 9Th streets.
Also, gr; at variety Of Tea Cakes and Pastry
HAVENNER'S.
de 20 At SAT ST., between ~ and 6tb sts
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- By CIV. BoTELER, Auotioneer.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF nE0IR o. 1

III THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
IN consequence of the rain until TIL |RSTAVIE
TEkN0ON, December 81. at the same hour.
&c u e.. w. BOEELER. Auct'r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-23

Prof. Heymann knows well how 10 NAV ca o"u
THELABiEs Of East Washington are now bo,a
ing faif every night (until New Year,,) in the
basement OF the NJ. +. Church, Navy Yard. for
the benefit OF the Eas, Wasbinyton Nt.,,o.
This g!ves the Navy aTders a fine onnortnni,
OF spending their evenings In the most sgreeahis
manner, OF buying and giving away 6oIiS.v
presents, and Of aiding good cause, ali at the
same time. - VIC
CHolcE ENrERrAisNZyr Is offered to- ight.
In the way OF grand instrumental concert by
BeTgman's string band, at Odd Fellows, Hall
5 r the dement, OF ST Paul's English Lutheran
Nhufcn. lIcketS 10 concert aud fair only I1L
cents. For programme, see advertisement.
THE MARKET, this morning, was crowded In
all its departments. The supply OF poultrv and
game was large, but the prices were high. Fruit
and vegetables were sold at the prices last
IN lIs o1di. lie sales Were continued until a
late hour In the day.
FoR VERY LARGE and choice assortment OF
fne groceries, fruits, wines, liquors, &c, for the
holidays, see the advertisements of Barbour 4
Sen mrs. They do business on a large and ill.,
erai scale, Keeping only the very best articles,
ana selling them AT fair prices.
LADIES' laying In their holiday millinery, such
as Donas:s, wTeaths, head dresses, childrsns,
hats, &c, should not fail 10 call on Mrs Allen
30, renhsylvania avenue, where we daily notice
'dstsini ald tempting fray OF such articles.
roH LARGE and fine assortment Of staple and
fancy dry goods for the holidays, see the adver-
useheht OF n Egan, 3A Pennsylvania avenue
south sice, between Sixth and Seventh streets
Inc ladies' when ont shopping should not fail to
give him a call at all times
FOR assortment of nne GOLD and silver
watches and jewelTy for Christmas presents. and
also for American and Swiss drav,ng I,ns,rn.
meats, &c see the advertisement Of j. KaT.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-02

ES5' The New York Courier and Enquirer says
that the present indebtedness on the part of
our importers to Europe will in few months
be liquidated. Ii would be well if a sinking
fund were provided, or in progress. whereby
the funded debt of States and corporations
now held in Europe would eventually be liqui-
dated. The course of trade within the past
two years prevented any accommodations 10y
which to cover in part such Indebtedness
According To reliable data, the bonds of our
States and railroads, city bonds &c, are much
larger than two years ago. Much of this in
debtedness has been created without reference
Ia any sinking fund for its final liquidation.
We now pay from twenty-five To thirty millions
of dollars annually 10 creditors in Europe for
interest on this largely accumulated debt
variously estimated al from $3.50 100000 TO
4O0, 0oO. 900.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-02
a Revelation by Gen. walker.

The Mobile Nerc,Hy furnishes a full report of
Gen. VIM. WAIKER's speech in Mobile on the
18th ut. We have not room for more than a
paragraph in which he makes a startling rev.
citation, showing that the Administ alton was
ready and indirectly offered to send Ian on a
giibd.teyTItg eJpeGiltOH AGAINST the South We
copy this part OF his speech without comment,
and ask the Southern people To weigh every
word of it:
In the month OF October then, it is apparent
that there has been u change in the Nicaraguan
policy of the government. But in that month
and here is a fact, which for their sake as
well as yours, | wish could pass over in ST.
lcnce | wish for your sakes above all, it
could be passed in silence and never brought
to your nOtice-in the month of October, a
person known to be confidential friend of
mine passed through the city of Washington.
lie had an interview with ii member OF the
Cabinet, and that Cabinet officer informed him
that the President was opposed to the Nicara-
guam enterprise. But h. suggested We should
turn our enOrts elsewhere. And. said he, if
you do the means stall mol be iaciiag 10 caTry out
AiS enterprise. He suggested that we should
turn our energies into another quarter-that
We should enter into treaty with the Presi-
dent of MeXlcO-that We should become her
allies and that having entered into such alli-
allce We might manage TO bring about war
between Spain and Mexico. / ask you if such
propositions as these coming as they do, direct
from Washington, are not sufficient To startle
your Here, ut the very time that they are
saluting us with all the cpithets of our Ian
gIlage, when We are denounced as men, law
less and without shame violating the acts of
the Congress of the United Stated States, at
this very moment they propose an act Scorn
eten 10 MuH 81. They propose that We shall do
things To BRING about war between friendly
nations. And all this war between Mexico
and Spain is to be brought on for trhdt purpose ?
Here comes the point which touches you.
There is not one among you who does not look
towards the acquisition OF Cuba with deep III
tercst. But when Cuba is to De acquired by
the United States you want Cuba ~ II iS-you
want Cuba with its social phases unimpairtd.
lou want that community of interest which
shall bind her TO the southern States of this
coniederacy.
But here is plan by which Cuba is to be
seized under the auspices OF Mexico. Mexico
is To take possession Of the Island, and IL Ii to
he in every respect cOniormcd to the organic
laws of that Republic. Cuba that moment be-
comes II free State. Not only does the McXi-
can Constitution and the Mexican Govern
ment disavow in the most explicit terIns-re-
pudate, | should rather say-the whole inter
est of slavery, but its last Constitution, under
which COmOniort was elected President, is still
more inimical to the interests of the South than
any other An article in this Constitution eX-
prrssly provides that no power OF the Govern
ment shall have any authority To make treaties
for the eXtradition of fugitive slaves from the
United States.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-02
FLOWER SEEDS BY MAIL.
Twenty Choice Varieties for One Dollar.

Twenty Choice Varieties for 0ne Dollar.
TINE Subscriber respectfully announces that ~ -
i d supply a want tllst has been greatly de q -
handed hy Amateurs ~ Flowers, lac has pur- 49,
chased from Ar. g. h. Bliss, OF Springfield, Mas,
assortment Ui hls Flower Seeds, Which have been
found and Known "a every state OF the Union.
be 81 the most reliable characters. make Tie loi-
lowing ,X.aCt from Bes Catalogue, that u may be-
seen tit s-ii them exactly HI prices IFS seeds
embrace nlt only those h.s raisnE but sciec-
lions from thc best EUsi.sh, Preach aaa German og-
er scr,r. They sold at hall the price that lower
seeds hsve before commanded in ils market
have selected OF Ga, my large colieetnn - flower
seeis Tie iaosi beautiful aud ,io1y varieties, each
sort dl-t-gt cs3g and calculated q produce me
effect wlru planted n beds grouIs h the uoWer
border ! have had each variety distinctly marked
With The Botanical and English name height, TINE u
towering, color Of tie Tower manner Il lsrvNng,
whether erect trailing, Ac-, tlr tnr Il should D.
sossu and other valuable hluta a. o. ts cultIvEton.
Ia -lrtIinC thcs- kar5cta have bern careful %
cGlr al Wleh agr shA bia-oiie a. have ~ mrisih
cant appearance, ttat the coliertts - ID conIsse
only tiose which are really SNOWY aLa handsome; and
whCh heeyr wuuld prove GO the elfife Satisfaction
of ANY laag oF genteulan who might he disposed o.
order theta. The collection VII oe sent ifer - asl
o. ANY part uf coairy Al The toloN ls fficfs
Asss g.4cat No l. consists ~ tFeaty ohsoc Narietes
at Auultsls 80 -..-.------.. ~ "
No 2 consists a. twenty easlice varie-
trs II Riaaaiais snd FergllIsl-is .--. 90
No q, consisls ~ extra the FAfte-
trs a Annals ana fereuniais, emhra-
eng many ~ ihv new aud ehoire-t IA
cliiilR atfsal -----t---. "
No !, CONSIST ~ nve very c'ssace var
eties, selected ffom PrlEe fesefs "a higi.sh Pan
ses, t;rstssn CaFnsiiaa, and ficotee iinks, cr-
heTas IrAffsut Preach Asters, and ikiablc hol-
gyhoc&s, each q Sheh are soid a. t@enW I've -
ccAts siastt .-+s- s--- $500.
FeFsois esaefag ~ll pieass give The number =
bus % isss,Ase stsslls- AI4A- Ma kt-sAks
frbi-u Nashville, 1ean-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-02
TENNESSEE LEcrsLATURE.
MONDAY, Feb. L,

MONDAY, Feb. /, 1858.
A large number of bills were returned by
several of the standing committees with
various recommendations.
Mr.. Walker introduced bill for the benefit
of the Memphis g. Charleston Railroad Com
pany.
Mr.. Ross, bill to re-organize the Bank of
Tennessee.
Mr. Bullen, bill TO amend the act of the
present session entitled an act to amend the
revenue law, &C.. so as to allow sheriffs and
revenue collectors additionaf time to pay over
the revenue of the State.
Mr. Goodner, bin to amend the act to
provide more effectually for the collection of
debts in certain cases.
Mr.. Heiskell, a bill to secure the publca-
ton of the DEGREES of the Supreme Court.
The resolution directing the Attorney Gen
eral to institute judicial proceedings against
the banks in this State which have suspended,
and the resolution to hold night session were
rejected.
The resolution to amend the Constitution
of the State so as to elect the Governor and
State officers, for four years and hold qua
drennial sessions of the Legislature, was
taken up, and pending its discussion, the Sen
ate adjourned till q o'clock.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-02

FOGERIEs AT New ORIEANs.-SOme startl-
ing fogeries committed by Il man in high
standing, have been detected in New Orleans
The papers do not mention the name of the
guilty party. The Crescent says:
Considerable excitement was evincCd to-day
at the discovery Of some twentZ-live thousand
dollars Of fictitious paper Icing in the hands
of four of the banks and some private parties
The perpetrators of the forgery has left the
city. The heretofore high standing of tSe party,
and his connection with some OF our most re
spectacle citizens, have caused much wonder
mcnt and more astouishmvnt The causes
which induced the deviation from rectitude
and integrity are only conjoctured- subject to
say that they are traced TO the same sources as
Thousands OF cases IN 0lher parts of the world
the tondncss for the gslIning-tab.e and its at
tendant requirements.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-02
FOR FAMILY USE!

T the late Mechanics FAIR. held in the
Il City of Nashville, ia October, 1857, the
Judges appointed to examine articles in
Glass 43-Ne h, GROVER y BAEER's Sewing
Machines: No. l63. SINGER's-R EPORT
upon the PRINCIPAL points and merits of
the two machines as follows:
The machines are both two-thread ma
chimes, that is, using TWO separate threads
for making the stitch; HAT of GROVER Il
BAKER using the thread from COMMON
STOOLS WITH TWO NEEDLES; and that
OF SINGER'S using one spool and one needle,
the other thread working from a BOBBlN
ENCLOSED IL y SHUTTLE, and, in the
opinion Of the committee. is hest adapted TO
FINE CLOTHING, SADDLERY, &c.
The GRON Err Il EAKER as the LEAST
COMPLICATED MACHINERY. AND. OF
COURSE. EASIER MANIAC Ed; advantage
OF USING SPOOi.S WITHOUT REMIND
ING and. with the exception OF fine cloth
ing. saddlcry, DC, in the opinion of the
committee j. BEST SUITED FOR FAMILY
USE.
lo~ The part of this report referring to
toe Singer Machine as best adapted 10 fine
Clothing WAS intended 20 he UNDERSTOOD
~ THE COMMITTEE as best FOR MANU-
FEATURING CLOTHING by 1AILORS,
II WORKSHOPS. sc. The SANE IN
REFERENCE To SADDLERG. &c.
NASHVILLE sEWING-MACHIEE COMPANY,
Nc. 1. EEHE.IC SQUARE,
Nashville Tenn.
Nashville, Tenn, January -, lh5S-u