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Litchfield enquirer., 1858-12-09

Read the following certificates:
 NORFOLK, Nov. "A, 1858. Mr. J IT. Cone:
 Dear Sir l am using with great satisfaction the Vesper Gas Light procured of you and have no hesi- tation in recommending it a very economical Light fully equal to that of Coal Gas in brilliancy and one with which nearly all will be pleased after trial. It is not troublesome to keep in order and regard its use as safe ROBBINS BArTELL
 BROOKLYN, N. .Y., Sept, 1858. 10 Me Nsper Gas L,gM Co.,:
 It gives me great pleasure to say that we have used one of the vesper Gas Lights in our family for some eight or nine months past, with unqualified satisfaction.
 We have the city gas in part of the house, and therefore have fair opportunity to compare the two. The Brooklyn City Gas is unusually brilliant, and the Vesper Light is very nearly equal to it. It is fully equal to the ordinary Gas light of our cities in general.
 From it's construction consider it perfectly safe We regard it with great favor, most on account ot its cheapness. and as a great convenience. It de- serves all the praise that has been bestowed upon it. WILLIAM w. HOLLOWAY,
 Pastor of Lee Avenue Church, Brooklyn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-12-09
WITH OVER $2o.ooo
Vesper Gas Light.

IT is equal to COAL GAS in brilliancy and beau II ty of Fixtures.
 No Machinery, Meter, or Piping of Houses No Explosion, Trimming of Wick or Breaking of Chim- neys.
 It is Self Generator and Motor, mingling one part of Carbon Gas with twelve parts of Air before burning.
 It costs one-half less than Coal Gas.
 It costs one third the price of Coal Oil
 It costs one-fourth the price of Burning Fluid. It is the most perfect substitute for Coal Cas-
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-12-09

PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE. SANFORD & CO.,, Proprietors, 345 Broadway, NY. Sold by all druggists. zl-6m
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VIEI5INIA AND KaNTUUki RAIL

NikGiNiA AND Il aNTOCkt RAIL
' ROAD.-NoTICE TO CONTRACToRS.-Sealed
proposals will be received by the undersigned untl
lasopry OF the first fifty miles of the above road
extending from the Virginia aud Temness Haiirosd
towards Cumberland GAP; Ihe pIpnies , s.far
the ntce or the Chief Engineer, in the town OF As
InCdou after the list day 81 November neSt,"h" VIII
give ali necessary explanations il regard tGereto
The line is divided iato about one mile sectoos IL
the above defiance there will he earth to move
amounting to about s52 600 yards OF zoos ana mar.
narcnes of dry drains, IS tU0 perches.
Those proposing 70, the work are requested u
tate in their biis what am unit of stock they art
Wiling TO take, in part payment TOR their work.
address tho undersigned, at Abingdon. Va
'N', " J HAWKINS Il co.
NB-The inspe citing of the proiles and Plans OF
the Chief Engineer has been changed frem the l2tl
of October to the LIST of November, owing TO the
great amount of labor required 30 prepare them
9N W. J. LII. & Co,
go 2l-dtd Abingdon, Va.
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nOWDEN'6 DENTAL FLUID-The
a BODKkEk, Druggst.
nos No 10 Main stree
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sN~ MULES, MULES and HORSES.
6.ANI have lust received, direct from Kentucky,
very cnoiCe and Superior lot oi stock. / nave
MULES we'll SHIFTED fer iron masters, railroad pnr.
poses. aud street and plantation uss ali OF whicn
will sail, exchange, break and deliver in city or
country, apon my ugual accommodating terms, at
Davis autcheaon's. late Harding old stables.
EDWIN WALKER.
N r Il shall be In receipt OF fresh stock, direct
from Kentucky. every mouth. Enquire as above.
au lq-62a K. ~,
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MITCHELL, JOPLIN q CO,
LSL WINE AND TOBACCO MERCHANTS,
No IS Pearl street. Richmond.
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TOHN GRANT,
CIVIL ENGINEER,
ARCHITECT AND DRhUGHTsMkN
OFFICE IN LAW BUILDINGS, FRANKLIN STREET
lets
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"a - sa r AGio S'Ao9 Aah o.
HUC Er.--On and alter non EMBER lsT, the Accom-
dstion Train Of this Company, will run daily ,aun-
days excepted) between Milford and hichuiOnd;
leaving Milford at IL A. H. and arrive III Rich,
niond at s. A. NJ. Returning. will leave Rich,
saoni ar o'clock p ~ and reach Milford at 8 %
Z. NJ, stopping Tor passengers at any point each
Way.
EARE.-The same on the Nail Tra!na.
SAM'L RUTH,
Superintendent Trains
OyYIcE r. r l. P. r. Il. Company,
Richmond Oct 2isf, 1883. oo 30
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CECOND SUPPLY OF FALL AM
~ WINTER CLOTHING Having just returned
from the North, am row receiving my second SUP
ply of Clothing for NJ ms. Boys and Children,
wear, which will maize nay assortment the most
complete have offered in this market. 1t i.
got mp entirely for the retail trade OF this sec
tion and no pains having been spared as to style
quality aud work nanship in getting il rp hope e
be able TO please all who may favor me with their
patronage Without enumersting the articles or
hand my stock will embrace every article usualy
found in a FASHIONABLE CLOTH NC HeUss. Call a,
the Virginia Clothing Mandatory aud sales Room
Of WIN IRA SMITH,
oc23 ia Main street
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a FURNITURE AND MATTRESS
~ ES.-Y0u will find at HARWOODS. on Gov
TYT ernor street. Richmond, the largest and c,os
I Elegant stock ST FURNITURE and NAT
TRESS Ii; TO be found in the city. embracing
Rosewood Parlor and Chsnber suits
Mahogany Parlor and Chamber Suits
Elegant YAK sets for Chambers
Cottage Furniture
Dining Eoom Furniture
Chairs OfGll descriptions
WarCr5bs5, Suresus and Bessteads
With great variety of other Goods
Examine my stock before buy ing, as l am selling
extremely low. SW HARDWOOD,
ss 2i-2mii Governor street Richmond.
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FASHIONABLE STYLES OF

~ MULES, MULES. The subscri-
dSSbers have just received at their Stables. on
Cary street odposite the Gas House, large lot OF
ine young MULES, which are Offered at low prices
and on accommodating terms. We will regularly
be ia receipt ri Jug ii ULES from h ntucky. and
can fill all orders in tie most satisfactory manner
GREEN il JOHNSON, Cary ST..
an ISM opposite Gas House.
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BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.-ThisI rstitu

BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.-Thisl nstitu-
- ton, which has been in successful operation for
the last fre years. is situated on
CHURCH HILL RICHMOND, VA,
In delightful. airy position, and Is furnished with
every convenience conducive to the comfort of pa
cients and the successful treatment of disease.
1t has lately undergone extensive repairs. Room
uaye been nicely furnished suitable to the accom-
mediation of gentlemen who may find it inconve
Particular attention will be paid to the tyissc-sr
yards, which are peculiarly commo1ioGs.
TERMS:
playable on the remecGt Of the PWtent)
White patients. per week".......-.......".....s5
Colored do. ......-............
Private Rooms, % ......-.......S7 TO SIS
&C. City acce2rances required for patients from
the country, unless where the parties are known t.
one of the Physicians of the hospital.
This includes all charges for Beard Medical attend
snoe, Nursing aud Medicine: BY an arrangement
with the infrmary of the Medical College, small
additional fee ranging from So to $780, will be charg
sd for Surgical cases. The particular sum may b.
sscertained beforehand by application to one OF th
attending Ply sicians.
No small pox admitted.
No patient received for less than week.
The undersigned will give their personal alton
ton to ali patients placed in their Hospital.
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS.
JAMES BOLTON NJ. D.,
Grace street, between 4th and 3th.
THOMAS POLLARD M D.,
Basement of the Powhatsn House
o. A. CRENSHAW, NJ. d,
Franklin st., next door below Trinity Church
VIM. w. PARKER, NJ. D.,
Law Building, Franklin street, next deor TO State
THos. NJ. NIXON. NJ D. Resident Physician an. =
ian l-eodiy
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SAVINGS BANK-CHAR-

VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK-CHAR-
TERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF VIR-
0INIA-CAPITAL 10000 DaLLkRSl-Money re-
eeiyed on deposit in sums of five 1s1lars and up
wards. on which interest the rate Of per centum
per snuum Is paid for sums remaining six montbs
or longer for shorter periods interest at the rate of
per Centurn.
The whele Joint stock bound for the deposits.
Deposits received and certificates issued by the
Cashier, I b sTARKE. at the store Of E B Spence,
rsrner Of Main aud Governor streets Richmond Va
SAMUEL 9 COrTRELL. President.
e B srARKE, Cashier.
n WALTHALt Secretary an l4-3m
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}. B. TAYLOR
- ARTIFICIAL TGETH-T II I

xyzFh AhIIfIClAL TEETH III r.
sfMACHEOPLASTIC PROCESS.-G. W. JONES.
DENTIST haviug purchased half the eIctuSue r10hfor
the above mode of max ing TEETH, and atfer using
and teStsraqi it in ths most difficult cases. ,oere other
plates had Iled entirely sati fed Of its absolute
superiority oysr the gold. s liver and piatiDa me
thod, caa, therefore, with confie1sA. recommend il
to ali who may sire full Or parc sets OF teeth;
and especially 10 such ds may be dissatisfied ic,h
those they sStng IL this process all Of the
objections to the gold plate are renoved-the sue
ton being perfect secures comfort and stability to the
ft and the te.th being embedded in the metal, the
food is excluded from under or between them; they
are therefore. cleaner, smoother and ia every re-
spect better IT consequence OF the perfect adapta
ton Of the plate TO the mouth, and the suction
th-reby secured he can insert one or more teeth
aotiout clasps. aud in all cases guarantee perfect
and satisfactory ut
This method having been ad.pted and commend
ed by those standing highest in the profession,
North and South testimonials will be given, and
specimens exhibited, to any who may desire to see
them he old plates Of those wishing to exchange
the cid method for the new, will be taken III part
pay viii OF course, make teeth on the old mode
for those who may prefer it.
Filling thoroughly and gently done; and teeth
extracted By electricity for those who wish it,
Office opposite Corinthian Hall. Sc -3m
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SALES OF STOCK IN RICHMOND,
n JOHN A. LANCASTER Il Son. for the week ending
Thursdag. November H. 1853.
Virginia per cents, sales $9i aud interest.
BONDS guaranteed by the state. last sales &C 80
add interest.
Richmond City Bonds last sales $95 and interest
Virginia Bank Stock. (par 500 sales at SO
Rarmers Bank Stock, GALES AZ Si63
Exchange Bank Stock, sales at $l031a.
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Stock. (par S25)
ss,es Ut ez31S6E36.
nGerchauts' lnsufa nce Stock. last sales at $50.
Richmold Fire Association stock, (par S2o) sales
SsK..
Stock last sales ~ SO
yirria Central Railrosd Stock, last sales ut S2e.
Ichmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock, last sales
1ichmond and DanyiIIe Railroad Stock. sales at
ssh.
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s@s[ SPECTACL h S-P r X
~ SS& BILE GLASSES.--Ths public Az.
hereby informed that In our very eoInplete az
sortnent CT SP kCTACLE5 We continue 10 keen :.
we hayo done for many yesrs. q full assortnet, :,
PEBBLE GLASSES 10 steel and geld frames VIA
experience of thirty years ia this departIne M -
our business, aud particular attention In aAapttn1
glasses TO all the requirements OF tue eves y srs
enabled to give general satisfaction In our spects
cies
CATARACT GLAssEs. also. always Oh hand. EYE
GLASS; rs, gold, steel and she'll Of every yariety-
GLASSES Of every variety fitted in old frames
MITCHELL 4 TYLER
az E-dsmkcwsrn lbs Main str.st
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szsa GEO. B. STEEL, DENTIST,
5R OFFICE AND RESIDENCE

A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
4 - Have removed their office to ZOE, Main ct.
above 10th, opposite Corinthian Hall. GOODS
called or and delivered FREE Of charge for drsY.
age D.
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TNFIRMART OF THE MEDICAL COLI

TNFIRMART OF THE MEDICAL COLI
OF Marshall aud College streets, in elevated and
hsAith!nl position, convenient to the railroad de-
pos hotels aud ether centres OF business 1t is fac
nisne1 with ever! arrangement requisite for the
successful treatment Ct diseases and injuries and
fer The comfort OF tue sick. All persons requiring
iedica OF Surgcai aid, except the insane ana those
iaborlng under contagious diseases are admitted
into the Institution, Lyiug-in women ,Lre also re-
eeiyed and carefully attended 70.
Private rooms furnished when desired
The patients are UNDER the charge OF the Profeg
sors of the College Who visit the wards daily The
ihaIgee Tor Board, Medical Attendance, Nursing and
1e'iiolne, are lor Per week
White Patients.
Coored " ........
In addition 10 tae above rates i'll Eases requiring
Surgical Gl,eTGtt9p, by agreement with the pro
prietors eli the bellevue Hospital a small foe is
according ts importance. Ths particular fee II,
any case may be ssCertaiaed by application toeither
u the Attending Surgeons or tne Resident Physi-
All charges payable on the removal of the patient
attending 5urseons-Profs. GIBSON, PErIooLAs and
WELLfokD.
Attending Physicians Profs. TUCKER and Con-
Way YIN N0''
Resident Physician--JuNIUs NICHE, MD,
steward-F Ii. PARRISH.
Presideut-L s JONES. 81. D.
Persons in the country, desiring TO send patients
{. the lnhrmary may address either the President
ortoe kesidsnt phvsscian. az 26-6m
lyle mOaRS IN RiCHnOND. Va
4 We respectfully inform the business men of
iabiished Factory whers FLIES and r RAs as Of
the beat sngish steel Of all sizes and descriptions
are made and kept on hand
These files are of the Very same quality az the
best imported English.
Also kE-CUTTfNG of OLD FILES will be done
to full satisfaction.
Letter Bog. ls Work Shop: Near Petersburg De-
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ERESH stock Of GROCERIES, WINES,
L LIQUORS. 40 superior Guapowder Tea. retail
ing at 75c Coffee sugars &c; Fresh Butter; Bacon;
ard; Hour; Spices &c, A. equally low prices at :
JP KAyENAGHss, Frankhn street,
OCT Below McAdam's FACTORY
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wATCHUs cTrrvs >

@S@ BRAZILIAN pE.DIE
~ S&GLAssE3.-A Y JAHyKs Ca.
CAN. 75J< Main street-I have opened q new 20.
noe concave and convex ground Esaziiian p GiG
GLASSES, In Gold and Steel frames. s
guarantees 10 suit. With thsse saperifr 1Jss.s.
any person to whose vision Optical aid can b. n,
piisd.
The public are requested 10 call aad examine
brazilian Pebble AMI other Giss,es Hlled IN ola
frames. Az JAHSKs
no 735s Main stre,
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DRITTANIA WARE.-Brittapis Cot
LIFE and Tea Pots Sugar Dishes aud Cream Cups,
Brittania Mugs, f1r children For sale by
GENNET,
nn6 Eagle SnuAre.
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Richmond Markets, Nov. Il

CrSorxssri Nov. l0-saios Of coo Hogs yeste,-
dsy' the market closins with n strong speculative
dsaspd not oniy for Tut for future delivery
The receipts Of the week amount 10 1000.
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A VIRGINIA REMEpY.-Mrs.D DAVIS
ACOUaH ELIXIR, one Of the best known rene
dies for Coughs and Colds, hiss been in use in Rich
mond and its vicinity for the past fifteen or twenty
years, ana has alwass proved eifcacious 10 Coughs
and Colds The following certificate az vol untari-
In given by Rev. Mr. Wiles In 1854
Bowl Nc GREEN, CARoLISE, March q, 1884:
MR G. q. wALrKE-Dear Sir: take pleasure In
informing You that Mrs Daws' C5noh Elirir"
purchased OF you, has acted like a charm upon my
little daughter. when she had the whCopius Cough
very bad have used 10 also In cases Of Colds At.
tended with coughing, and In ev Try case the
same happy results have been produced. regard
this preparation an excellent medicine and Ia my
judgment no family ought to be withoutit.
A. WILES
Pastor of the NJ. H. Church, South. on Caroline Cir
cult, Va Cent
For sale by Mrs. A. d. DAVIS. Fisher 4 Winston.
Millspsugh yahnston, W Gsrlick. n J. P'cot
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THE BEST BILL YET!
mAPIE WOOD FOR GAVEtI

ON WEDNESDAY the 9th day Of October 1883 ana favr
following viii 0er FOR sale 10 ts ghesf bidder o. ne
rnises that splendid Tract o. Land, h0Dging 20 r "A u
ksq better the JOSIAH Williams Plao fronting % s
West side OF the Galiatn Turnpike road four miles t
Of Nashville, containing d5 The Ma hve and Lous-
Vile Edgefsld and Heutucky Raruad runs
line through the Of the Tae Tie Tract viii aed
into Of from ten 70 twenty thirty acres except he f
tanning The dwelling, which vii Be heaufu squar8 n scout
seventy acres, extending iom the Turnpike te east % the
desirable locations In The vicinity Of NasnVe or in the STATE o.
Tennessee.
The large. commodous and veil built dwelling,
de By most beautiful grove Of native 20 est es he cxtnt
and conEsnence Of the buildings, stables eoE houses and
poulyau, the splendid hsh pond and nt spring nne
garden and orchard make this of ne uost naaoe otons
In the STATE Excepting house tact thera boul 10
IN ne lumber and 6 cleared ami 10 superior stale o. cul
Taton. The sell al parts Of the tract Of rhe richest quail
iyes mostly level with many Iste elevations for building
and In the tmbe portion here thrae Of the
ding sites 70 be found IN the vicinity Qf Nashville.
The beauty and fertility % these lands tr from Nal-
vile, and immediate proximity TIE growing Of Bnedi
facilities afforded By the ruInpks and Rar and ne e1-
celeuce Of the neghbohood renders ibis OF ne most fa-
bic bulls have offered the public And % 81 Hn9 may
de- rich and handsome country stes 1z the proper
attend % business in TIE sity and snoy ne con
and luxunes Of country resdenos IN lns y p
or 10 those Wishing "a engage rdsnn5 lyars &C this
sala will o the reest fnducementl To persons veil
ouainted with these ands astthg us % derida hen
ssruos. hut 10 thoss unacquainted win the would
come ce ard vW of The best bodies Of land Ia Arsri
q. For pIats call at No. o. Deaderick street. ~.
-Ths lsnd viii Be sold credit of L and Fass,
ifbout interest win approved securities req un gs
hs n hank lien retained 10 secure the payment
a. ~ close lard NJ Elm vii self ceit q
AZ months bis valuable lot Of sock fzng imPisment corn
FODDER A., &C Oanbusea free and collation. nsuais
SstSdEEds NANCE WOODWARD Assnii.
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The New York Herald says thai the Queen Of
Span has agen's here, who have eoumaud Of two
millions Of dollars. to be invested in lhis eountrv
The paper stasssthstmost Of the crowned heads
Of Europe are doing active business in the ayof
investments in the United sfates Louis Philippe
bad large possessions in our Republic, and Louis
Napoleon has sent out from three to ave millions
here to be invested By bis agents. Il iisaid that
the greatest operators in this way are the petty
princes OfGermany, whose inysstmenisin American
securities amount it is believed totally any million
Of anllara
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esquAre. year, sso-Eash additional squa-s an
Advertisers exceeding the space eousraeeaa
for, VIII be charged for the excess,
IN THE WEEKLY
OEE DOLLAR per square for the fst and FrlY va m .,h
subsequent insertion - -
Advertisements published In both the Daily snd Weekly III
Edded. -
2rgasiss AdVstssasass mus bePaSs for asess szs .,
T0 CorrespOndeuts.
II viii great deal Of Unnecessary tioubls n an,
friends In writing to viii bear IN mind the foozfng ruIs1
Always give the date post oes county and stst "a he boay
Of 0urletter.
II you wish The epapsrehansd from ose to anoths- zv
both Offices IN fall. -
yo1 write business and on otermattsrs Erts On ss
ansees or paper, or different leaves Of one sheet
Letters and communications solicited upon such
s as may be Of Information interest the pubic
Anonyous communicates Of Ehatsvsr charactsr VII ecevs
attention. -
Sopondens should write only upon side Of the psusr
ms eannot undertake to return elected communications
All letters On business should be directed to Mes-s B.
q Co and not personally to either the ProDrie
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BREADI BREAD!! BREAD!!!
CRUm & PAUE,s PATENT

VIE undersigned having purchased above feut for the
the Middle Division o. Tennessee With the exclusive
Fsht Of manufacture theFei1 would respectfully oc ne
attention or the pubic in general, the genuine Patent
Bread trial. Wnen the result viii be in v
ana apanc Eher even in its exture free from any drug
whatever; keeps longer than any other without becoming
stale cuts nandsomer, with crust equal the finest French
Bread. ~
Crum & PauIss Patent Bread.
The genuine article warranted authorized to he manufacturers
by none else IN Middle Tennessee and city Of Nashville bud
GEORGE GRE1G,
Ncs. - and 81. Union street.
Therefore, to prevent impOsturss BY imposition from evil dis
posed persons 70 mitlte the deservedy popular Bread remember
NO - and - Union street, is the only place where the genuine
article can be procuTed,as
GEORGE GRETG
has at large expense purchased rang the Patent from t
original inventors who has hsd the before
Inst ute where has undergone rigid chemical @ before rs
gentlemen connected with The Smithsonian Institute and ~
ed the highest prisa Silver Msabssdes other Institutions
too tedious to mention.
Good read the essential thing IN Ie None viii sse
the ordinary bread that has been the process OF anus
ture for hundreds Of years, the imitation Patent Bd
when they can procure the genuine article alone from
GEORGE GRElG.
No. 81 and 80, Union s. Nashville, Tenn,
81 fair price, and that without the danger Of imposition To
Country Hotels Fairs &C. this article Is warranted kesn two
weeks OF more and then be delicious.
Eepr29-c3m No 81 and 80 Union street
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sale of House and Lot.

decree Of the County Court Of Davidson county, rendered
ID at the September term, 1853 in the Of John King snd
others James King and others will offer for sale al the
Court House Nashville Saturday the 3 day Of October
next lot Of ground fronting SO feet Cde street, % feet Of
which back 80 feet and 80 feet runs back only eet
Terms-Sl25 will be required cash, and the balance on
credit Of one years. without interest said pro-
pey belongs Of sally King, andis sold for dstbu-
ton among the heirs. 7. r. CHEAT AN,
sep94 IDS Clerk and Master.
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ATLANTIC CTELEGRAPHS SUCCESSFUL
1855. FALL TRADE. 1883,


% UNION STREET, NASHVILLE, TE1N.
A rs. DOH respectfully announces to the ladies
IVA Of Nashville, State Of Tennessee, and adjoining
States, that she will receive in few days from New York
the largest and most magnificent stock Of FRENCH PATTERN
part as follows
1000 Fall and Winter Bonnets, all colOrs:
800 Ladies and Misses Brown and White Leghorn Boomers
styles;
500 ohsniel Fancy Bug Mareeau, Plain and Flower Head
Dresses;
500 Ladies' Dress Gaps:
1900 Boxes extra fine French Flowers for Party BRIDAL ap
pOintments
1900 Pieces Rich Winter Bonnet Ribbons, new styles;
go Boxes White, Red and eolored Plumes.
EMBkOlDEIlEs, such Collars, Sleeves Handkerchief
Sets Bands Edgings, Chldrens Robes and Canes A
large lot Of Patent Skirts and Cores Cloth the most
popular styles Furs in great quantity, all the way from the
u 5Oid BOnnets renovated and remmed in No. style N
auglaI