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THE MOST REMARKABLE CURE ON
ACCORD,
MRS. NJ. COX,S INDIAN VEGETABLE DE-
COCTION TRlUMPHANTI

= ~ F.
All ye who are afflicted. read the following ee-tif
cate from Major Leonard Frsiley, of Baltimore. and
late oil u s. Army;
10 MRS NJ Cox: An 40: Of common Justice to
yo9rse l and the pubic Impes me 10 bear testimony
~ isyot OF your valuable medicine, the % Indian
1 have been a severe sufferer for nearly tbIrtv
sears from Salt r heum. which has asssiled me, at
tremltles, conhnlng me to my chamber and the
house during the entire winter of I834 All the AID
practitioners. Homeopathists and the use Of Ssr1ous
emperlcal remedial agents, so called tended 10 no
other purpose than al oooesIon sllevstion Of my
distressed condition. Besides have lmbibed many
gallons of various decoctiOns Of SsrsapAulla bur
dock, and other nsuseati1g liquids, and used pounds
durieg sf .ctions, with but light and Temporary
relief.
Fortunately for me. was induced at the instance
OF a gentlenan Of the regular facuity-st the very
StlsT Of his bsthsr%. frankly soE ovsdes aaI aSss
your 'lnd an Vegetable Oecoction," which ensbled
me early IN the Spring TO enjoy my ususl out door
exercises and after faithful perservsnoe in lts use
the hal dose now ind my self relieved from every
symptom Of the distressing and loathsome fichoE,
not usually possessed by indiv Iduss at my time II
life. being near g. years OF age.
might here refer TO many persoDal friends fully
hcacy OF any medicine anordng me permanent relief
m consequence Of the many remedial agents, so
called. which had used, my advanced age, and the
lnveterate nature of the compliant: but prefer
giving you their names for private reference 20 cor
roberaie my statement, and enable fully 70 sat-
Hoping that whilst you may he Instrumental IN
anordng relief to other sufferers, through the EN-
remunerstIon amp 10 Compensate Won. ana pendsr
yonr downhll Of life pleasant and comfortable.
''' "''' A"0 We" N"' L. FRAILRY,
No. LIS vest Fayette street.
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TIE Latest NIWa
y Telegraph Cor the Evening On,
TeIesrsphIc a,,....-..

NcRk, Feb t.-we under.t.nd ,n.,
smith husloered good authority, that p o. q
the OIL =, contaminated arrangements for ne
American "a !, hts telegraph Interests TO ths
Of shon, an na ~ Magnetic oompsnies for the snn
to- H. So oOO, which ibeIudes Mr. sr,ssss >.
80 IT.Ia V1Mnership ef the New yors ,nd r..
.on MO- line, the Boston ana po,,,.nS -
ern TsIso.. claims against western and south
siOO 600 or ssoo son Pan'es alleged 10 be worth
ne Iumof u also current that the peoo.,...-
between the American and Magnetic TsI.cssass
Companles, looking TO a speedy con.oi,dstIoep.s ~
Interests between Novs Scotia and Nevr 49,. VI
have been brought 70 a mutually sstixf.rtorv -, ,
mination. s''
Later from Csltfsrnia.
ST. Louis, Feb 3-The overland mail NJ ~.
ioth nit. has arrived. Panl G. Shore was ktlled
IN santa Clara county by Thomas Seals on the
o.h, and great excitement ensued The milit.rv
We called out 70 protect the prisoner
nmors prevailed At san Francisco thar 100
all 1 IN the ptniteHtiary bad been scciden-
,be aP POISONED by some chemical being mirsd In
,,.h me probate judge OF Carson valley has pub.
The dn,iss 30 tecIaring his entention 20 perform
eI uuues OF his once without fear or favor "A
collision Is regarded a. Inevitable ''' u
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BOARDING..

ROARD AND ROOMS.-Persons csn be 40
- commOdated with Board and OOms. IN a prl-
vats family by applying at No. AS 18th street, be-
tWeen " ana ID fe<lws
ROARD AND ROOMS.-Board, with looms ON
between and III. IN ~ i5,s
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A PENNY SAVED IL TWO PENCE
n CLEARED

In offering the above perfect Lamp 20 the public,
the subscriber wishes It distinctly understood thai
the above lamp Is superior TO ali Others in use,
a. I'd, for safety and economy, cannot lie surpassed
AND more light gwen than with any other burner
construction, wants thinning very seldom, ana
unlike the Coal OH Lamps now in use il IS en- REV
free from mel or smoie.
The public are invited 10 oall and examine this
Excelsior Lamp At the store Of A. HATCH, SIS
pennsylvsnls avenue, Sole Agent for the CITY Of
Washington.
STATE AND COUNTY RIeHTs FoR SALE.
N. b. Coal Oh Lamps, which hand,
and rendered useless by the inferior article sent %
market with the name Of Cosl OI. Will be altered
with the above burner 81 . small expense. Apply -
above directed. gs2 lw
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By WALL & BARNARD, AuctioReers.
TX SOLAR SAILS OF HORSES, CARTS,
ploJ red MI. Thomas Downing 10 conduct the regu
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and f'' sATTRgp Ssry
MORNINGS, in front of our store, corner OF sth
street and Pennsylva avenue. All persons hav-
ing such to dispose of would well to send on those
days. SWIM ~ ''oso
SPECIAL advertisements gwen when required.
Ia 81 cow WALL, A RARNAR An
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NhRSHAL'S SALE.-In vntue of a wrt of
iVl herr facIas, issued from the Clerks Office OF
the Circuit Court Of the District OF Colombia for
the county OF Washington, and to me directed, 4
Will expose to public SAFE. for CASH in the Rotupda
OF the East Wing Of the City Hal, in said county,
on SATURDAY, the l2th day of r ebl usry, 1859.
commencing at II O'Clock q. m, the follow ing Foods
and chatties: to wit, VIZ: lot of superior Ivory
nales, Music Boxes, Boxes; l case Knives and
FORKS; ] Adams. Pistol and Case; superi,r lot o
yer snuff Box; Gold and Silver Watches; Pr.ysr
Books; lot Of Gold Studs; q large lot Of DIAMOND
Fms; lot Of Pearl and Precious Stone Bracelets; lot
RlnEs; lot of Lockett; lot Gold CHAINS; lot Gard
Gases; together with many other rare and valuable
Eliza Lake, Elizabeth A. Lake r mily r. Lake and
Lucy Lake. and will be sold TO satisfy judicial No.
20, to May term, 1859 in fsvor of John Purdy.
w. SELDEN. Marshal
fa Its for the District of Columbia
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COAND SEE THE Plano Cor 81
NJ Go and see the Piano for ~
Go and see the Piano for So.
60 and see the Piano for We.
Go and see the Piano for ~.
60 and see the Piano FOR "a
40 and see the PIsno for SIS.
- sd So the Piano for SI75-at ELISA
Pa ave. bet sth and 10th sis-
NAssORTMENNT OF PIANOS For Rer
fes ELLIs's.
ETRUscAN kLkY.-y Just rsesivsd.
Etrusokn settings, together With large Invo8os Of
fsnoy etivsrvafs, saItAble for veddInf Irssesfs.
n. eEMKkN.
seS - 20 eve, be-. seh nd ioet 90,
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FUTURE DAYS

BY WALL & BARNARD, Auotioneers.
STOCK OF FINE MILLINERY RuNNETs
- AND FANCY Goods. FURNITURE, &C.. AT PuB
Lie StLE.-On THURSDAY, 10th instant, at ten
CLOCK m at No. 405 street north, betweep6 n
ana tth streets, south side will sell. the entire
large stock of fine Boupats
Ribbons, Ruches, Laces Flowers
Gathers, Tarltons. Illusions
Tassels, Cords, Buttons &n&o
Also. the Furniture and Househo Ffsc.s-
Mahogany Sofa, Mahogany Spring seat ChaIrs
Marble top Tables, Rockers
Three ply Carpets, Rugs Curtains
Bedsteads, Hair and Shuck Mattresses
Reddlng. handsome Gas ChapdeIIer
Uas burners, Bureaus, Wardrobes
w as hstands, Cook ana ParIor Stoves
Kitchen Wa 9. &C., 30.
Terms cash.
feS-Is
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsFMTs.

at their room, Union Hotel, on FRIDAY EVE
MING, February 4th. at o'clock. as
0@LADIES' FAIR.-The Fair for the benefit
w OF Trinity Church, (CathoIIo.) georgetown,
VIII open az r orrest Hail. on MONDAY, January
Slst, and continue during the week
Ine citlzens OF w shington and GEORGETOWN are
reminded that the ladlas having the Fair in charge
have. by their united efforts, to their WORTHY
pastor , procured some of the most beautiful and
Washington or GEORGETOWN. The aides feel as
sured that their charitable undertaking will be fully
appreciated by the public, and their exertions
Tor early in the week. 10 "a ~
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BY A. GREEN, Austionser
THREE VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE
RgILDING Lots ON OHIO AVENUE AT AUCTION
Un WEDNESDAY, the 9Th instant, / shall sell, in
front OF the premises at ~ o'clook p. M three val
liable AND desirable Building Lots, known and des
original Lot No. In Square No. 2s7, each having
'front.' vi 3 fset $3.50 on Ohio avenue, and running
lSh streets west.
The above sale offers hne opportunity to per-
sons wishlns 20 invest In a handsome and rapidly
The terms Of sale are: One-half cash; balance
IN we've and elg hteen months, for notes bearing
Uses. f
fe2d AGREEN Ana,
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By j. g. MCGUIRE CO, Auctiopeers
NARSHAL'S sALt OF VERY SUPERIOR
w LIQUORS, WINES AND CIGARS On MONDAY
MORNl No, February 9TH, at 10 O'Clock, on the
hrst moor OF the auo Ion rooms OF Jas. e.. McGuire
Co.. by virtue of an execution against the goods
and chattels of James L. Lloyd, shall sell to the
comprising
Choice, Pale and Dark Brandies, in demljohus and
cssks, ~
Superior Old Rye Whisky. in demijohns and bar
rels.
Holland 6 u, Jamaica Spirits
Port. Sherry, Madeira ard Champagne Wines
Lot Cigars. DemIJohns, Ueoanters, &c, dc.
credit OF 50, Co. and % days for SATISFACTORILY en-
dOrsed notes, bearing interest.
VIM. SELDEN, u. g Marshal ID G.
fe Id j. G., MctSI TIRE A CO Auots
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L. FhAILF
No. LIS west fayette str

For sale by Charles Stott, corner of Pa avenue
and 9TH st., Washington, ID. c.. and Frank b. Win
ter. corner street aud Vermont avenue: Or, n
=. T. Cissel, GEORGETOWN, %. c.; aud Jas. Entvise
Alexandra. Va; and Druggists generally.
ia q cow
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Is WALL q BARNARD. Auot.

Ry ]. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers-
wi On SATURDAY AFTERNUON FehIu.r
oth, al o'clock under an execution against the
gooos ana chatteis OF Jas II. Lloyd, shall sell AT
perIor al nearly new Billiard Table
Terms: One-thlrd cash the residue in e. and %
days. for satisfactorily endorsed notes bearlng in
terest. IN
WIN. SELDEN. u. s. Marshal ID G..
1870 J. T.. Mos UREA CO. Ancts
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~ VALENTINES.
NOMIC AND SENTIMENTAL, the cheapest
In the city, wholesale and retail, at
fest LAMMOND'S.
A NEW ASSORTMENT OF BACON Il
"A Ravens PIANOS have just arrived at the
Music Store of
te2 W., METZEROrT
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By WALL & BARNARD. Auctioneer,,
STOCk OF GROCERIES. DRY ANDFAN
T Z e. Soops, tURNITURE, &c. AT AUcTIoN.-On
TUESDAY MORNING, 8th Instant at 10 O. olook
az the residence ann store of Mrs Goddard, corner
3i iNh and streets, we Will sell. the entire stock
We name In part s~'
Sugars, Teas. Coffee, Tobacco,
Liquors, Spices,
Candies, Sap, Molasses,
Starch. Backing, Wood Ware
Crockery and Glsss Ware,
Also. Dry and Fancy Goods,
With other articles, variety not he rs
Also
Tbs entire Household Furniture As
Sofa, Mahogany Tables, Chairs
Sgpets Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wardrobes,
SIdeboerd, Beds, Bedding, Msttresses
Looking glasses, Curtains, &c &c
All OF which will be sold without reserve for
cash. iei'e' iOi
fe2 WALL A. RARNApn an..
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GOLD, SILVER. LIGHT SHETLAND GER
NJ man Silver Spectacles Gold, TORTOISE Shell,
steel and Buffalo Horn Eyeglasses; Pebble. Para
poIa. and Near-sghted Glasses set In old Spectacls
Frames at short notic5. at f.. X LUNDY,S,
NO. So Pa. av., National Hotel Building.
lie 2-lW Estates
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LAST LECTURE OF the course on AstroIo-
nv nj u e Smithsonian. ia an nonnesa ~ com. "a
'0i' evening, being on sIdereal Astronomy.
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I2O PENNSYLVANIA AvENUE. 0oO

II. SEMkEN, JEwELBR, has this day opened, 10
beautiful display, for insp ectiOn, TEN THOUSAND
more or less, valuable useful and ornamental arti
cles most appropriate for Christmas and New Years
Presents, embracing fine Wa tohes, rich Jewelry
sterIing Silver Ware and choice Plated Ware, and
French Fancy Articles. Please cali.
h. SEMKEN,
$50 Pa. av., bet. 9th and 10th SITS,
N. B.-yust opened, q new invoice of the well
known School " atches for boys, from IS to Sl25O,
warranted time keepers. de Is-tT
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FOR RENT AND SALR.

STEAM SAW MILL FOR SALE CHEAP,
~ with Dwelling House ana Acres of Land at n
station on A. L. and Hampshi Railroad 4 now near
completion.) Also. q Tract of Land, Containing
about 30 acres, chiefly timber, half mils from
the saw Mill. and lying Immediately ON the Raul
road. las p PIJR nv ~
Herndon Post Office, FAIRFAX County,
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n UICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS
" FOR CASH.
having this day reduced our prices, we will de-
liver in any part of the city, for CASH
HICKORY WOOD at Sc pei, cord,
OAK do. at IS do,
PINE do. at A do
COAL OF all kinds and sizes at IS 50 per ton.
JOHN w. r. MYERS CO,
Corner and I'D streets,
f522W Ward
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We CALL ATTENTION to the sale OF fine Jewell
W, &c, tonight, opposite Browns Hotel, by
Wall Il Barnard The jewelry and other arti.
cles are, We are assured, really Of superior
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VERY LARGE and fashionable party WAS
given by Judge Douglas, at his residence, last
night The entertainment provided by Po,en.
tint was perhaps the most superb affair OF the
kind ever spread In Washington.
Daring the night, an accidental collision of
hacks near Fourth street, caused the death Of
horse attached 10 one Of them.
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MOUNT VERNON AND THE TOMB OF
lyl WASHIN GTON.
The steamer THOMAS COLLYER willresume
her trlps to Mount Vernon on Tues
dag, Feb. 9Th. running reg ularly there A4-S
siter every Tuescay and Friday to
Mount Vernon and the Tomb OF WASHINGTON leay-
ing the wharf, at the foot of 7th street. al s a. m
returning In time to connect nth the iy afternoon
train for Baltimore. fe2 IF
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Legislature. had the honor to be one Of
the preseniaiives from Davidson county.
MAJOR Eastman at that time was Clerk
OF the House of Representatives, and l
say here 10 you all that he was there to me
as brother and friend. No public mea-
sure-n0thing was ever proposed for the
good of the State of Tennessee, and espe-
cialiy TO promote the interests Oh Davidson
county. that he was not the best support |
had. Whenever l could get his assent to
proposition, / found in him sure support.
ioT the majority of the House was on his
side. And, gentlemen, | owe TO that man
more OF my success in getting through mea-
snres in thai session than perhaps TO any
other t, n men in the State. From that hour
have r'.gard,d him as my personal friend,
and do ferl that in the death of E. G. East
man have lost one OF the best friends l ever
had.
The motion was unanimously agreed to-
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
s. n. HOLM GswoRTH, Chairman.
J. w. HoYr.
R. c. McNAIGY, . cre'"tieS
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@s- The republicans of New York are

5- The republicans of New York are
excessively mortified by the defeat of por-
ton of their State ticket by the Americans.
They empty the walls of their wrath upon the
brothers Brooks, Of the Express. whose labors
contributed largely to the result. We trust
the defeat may prove lesson to the party.
1t shows the leaders very plainly that the
vote of the great State of New York cannot
he carried for a Presidential ticket supported
upon sectional grounds. and if they desire
TO succeed they must abandon the positions
heretofore occupied, aud become conservative
and national The brothers BROoKs, and the
honest voters who sustainded them, deserve
the thanks Of the whole country, for the good
work they have done.
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Hon. Thos. Corwin on John Brown

The Cincinnati Ggsstfs of the 2ith. pub
lishes a discourse recently delivered At L.
banon, Ohio. by Hon Taos. CoRwIN. Sub
ject: "TAs Amerean CArphan Ch,1sR and MS
Daiss." We extract fran II the following
allusiop 10 JoHx BR'wN, tn IIArprr's Ferry
murderer Mr.. Gown discovers Hothin.
IKE heroism in the brutal rum ,nism. the pam
ishnent of which In the opinion of ENuEu-
sox will make the gnll"Ws glorious IS the
Cross Whatever may be Mr.. CoRwIN',
faults he j. u true man:
Now 1 an brought 20 the consideration 81
q particular merit or two ia oar history, in
which thiuk great mistakes pervadc tie
country.
A poor man nv the name of John Brow
has gone 40 Harper Ferry. in Virginia.
John Brown said, ar would have said tu The
few ncgros there, - have ZONE thousand or
fifteen hundred, | bell re. OF pixies with iron
or strel al TIE end Of Ihrm abonI thai long
a foat). and these thingS will Kill man, eN-
pertly, easily aud quick with there pixies
wish you 10 kill many white men come
fu yonr way, and ran with me-" These men
were slaves to whom these pixies were ten
Aersa-negro slaves by the law At Virginia.
They we're slaves by Law Sish which you
and have no more to do than With the LAWS
of the Hindoos, or OF France. That Is ulr
compact. Virginia must not come here With
pixies. nor any virginian must not come into
che Stale of Ohio With pixies. 10 Kill the teach
era of our schools, because they don't like
comnon schools. II is our liking. and that
il all the reason that We have TO give "a th' m.
We must tell them. Ego home "a your ne
Rroee. We will have women imported nom
Vermont 30 teach our little children, and II
Won come here with pixies 10 kill those NO
men because you dislike our system, We VIII
hang you" There Is the compact, and thence
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For the Daily Patriot.
The Orphans Loss.

Having occasion to visit some children
who had but recently been bereft of their
mother, discover On a table, the following
poem, scrawled on a piece of paper. The
open and manly boy, who had Wrought so
hard for susi enance for his smaller brother
and sister. avowcd hims If the author. 1t
seemed so touching, that [, after some impor-
tunIles. got it, and have since preserved it:
have of great import,
til Ii gers round my troubled heart,
And bows me down beneath the weight;
And tears flow, from fouLt,ins faint
With weeping, for dear gone
To rest in Il rePend .ut lone
In Heaven.
The guardian of the freside small,
or faces blilhe, that now dof Il,
Iu saG detection strangely wrought,
Was married to the .nsort heath,
Who bore her far away from hence,
Aud lett me absence s recomprnse,
S,rrow alone.
Mother Of whose righteous mInos,
M one upD aiding, cv q complains,
Floats DER me on aerial wings;
In heavcnl strains she gently sings,
The songs tha, chcered 1T u yore,
But n u Oft, TOO oft, fear,
In dreams.
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re- Senator BRowN, of Mississippi, in the
extinct from his speech published by the
PATRIOT, Saturday. condemns the doctrines
Of Judge DOUGLAS and the Administration Of
Mr.. BUCHANAN, relative to the protection of
slavery in the territories. lie contrasts their
positions with Mr.. Stewards, and asks:
Now. nv friends which of the three do
you prefer. 4 TdttFr HIHk
should prtjey .SSlsdrd's.'
In another portion of the speech Mr.. BEowN
says the South ought to regard the election
to the Presidency Of black republican
Mr. SEWARD. for instance-as u cause tor re-
firing from the Union. 1t strikes us thai
Mr.. BRowN does himself Injustice. very gres',
injustice, in taking such stand. II the doe
;rines of Mr.. SEWARD be preferable To thosr
Of Mr.. BUCHANAN, the time for retiring from
the Union has already come; and be shoald
be giving the order for marching out, Instead
OF gassing about what must b. done IN the
happening of an improbable event. Mr.
BRowN's positions expose him 10 the charge
Of insincerity. If he is not willing to dis
solve the Union now. when The propagate
of doctrines, less preferable than those of
SEWARD. occupies the Presidential chair, bat
must wait till Mr.. SEWARD. or one of his
party, gets into that comfortable seat. il
cant be the Iocsrin,s Of either that are TO b.
rebelled against. He must believe that 40
party except that to which he belongS,--the
sham democracy.-have any right to elect
one Of it's members to the Presidency? 1t II
the defeat of his party. then. that i to Ice the
signal for sounding the knell OF the Union
That won't do Mr.. Brown. You must Gud
some better plea for destroying the federal
government You can't rally the masses oi
the South around any such banner.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
SATrRDAY Nov 2

SATURDAY, NOV. 70, 1907.
The House met pursuant to adjournment.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Bardwtll.
The Speaker presented the COmptroller's
report of all delinquent Collector. in The
State. 500 copies ordered To be printed.
Tie H"n>e then resumed the cons d ration
Of the unfinished business of yesterday, be-
ing the Harp"r Ferry resolutions. and the
pending amendments, aud they were further
discussed by Messrs. Bennett, Porter, BrazeI-
ton and Butler, and b fore coming TO con-
ciusion, the House adjourned until 10 O'Clock
Monday morning.
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Mr.. FILLMORE COMING SoUTH.-The Mobile
Mercury. of the 18Th inst, says: 'Ex-Prcsi-
dent FILLMORE has written to Madam lie
VERT OF his expectation of coming South
ward the coming winter. in which event it is
his intention to pay her visit at her home
in Mobile"
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houses and Lots
A Il PU Lie ALE.

On FRIDAY, 18TH NOVFMBER, 1859, on the pre-
~ mlses, will srl al pHblio sale, hat vnluIb bile
improved property o the late ATs IArver, situated
Cuiege street IN McGayoCk's urst addItuu. Tbs
lot fronts ninety i've leet College street aud
back about lbU feet 10 allty. There arc IN
frame hOusrs, with all rthvr ocssaTy out houses
on the tot, which has been civi,cd, and each con
tans from three To siA rooms, all Ia good repair.
This prop Tty - situated IN OF the most thiek
settled, and last improving additions TO Nashville
and lie Ia every retP,ot desirable properly We
would earnestly call the attention az thusc wshlug
Ia pur, hase cieap aud comfortable homes 10 tins
sale, and would ask an examination OF u before day
of sale
TKKNs OF SAIE-OIe third cash balarce IA one and
two yeaTs, with Interest, and eu retained.
p. Il. GLASGOW n Co,
noyS-td. Agents.
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re- There are three candidates for Mayor
in New York. The Tammany Hall. democracy
have nominated Ex-Mayor HAvEMEYER; the
Mozart Hall democracy, F. RNA>Do WoOD;
and the Republicans, GORGE F. OPDYKE.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-28
Mexican Mustang Liniment.

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