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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-28
SILVER SOAP
EXTENSIVE SMOKE HOUSE
With great facilities for
CURING BACON FOX EARLY TRADE.

FTkE undersigned have provi themselves with large Brio
II and Fire PTOof SR Be HoUSe, upoi their prrni
in the Of their store ted ,uh 81 Of rOGi Stree.
where they prepared Quantities Of PORK J.
SALT, which he veTted into BACON with
and offered the trade from 10 fJO months tdreF
done by shippers from Tennessee ard 9TH nts and
sequence, great adya eNp-rcn ed - the shippers
growing out Of small losses in compared with those L.
cdent to shipmeht during the spr and months
so the QUICK SALES which ma'e thus 'akine OF IT,
nts early day, bye tie Gccelou53eRt OF faint iron
cant Of nOrORgh Saa; and also Obvatng the greatest
all difficulties with jointS-the attack Of flies
The undersigned bad several experience tn
above roces of Curing BAG and confidently affirm tina
the adv ntages to be derived ly SNOKNG MIRKET
equal TO In the price OF he Mea
It's liz and done in style greatly super to anything which
sent here other pns, thereby rendering GGc
TIE TO tJe buyer and IUcr- tire 10 tie shipper.
Cha for king and Hing mode Any rommunica
tons this subject touching the sale of Bacon, Flour
Produce generally will be promptly and personally attended
Very respectfully,
y. A. ANSLEY & CO.
General Commission and Produce Merchants
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who Invented the Sewing Machine J
TIE HOWE SEEING HACHINE!II
EsrabII>hed IsfI.
e. 80 ~ E., JR.,
ORIGINAL INVENTOR Ann PATENFEF.

ORIGINAL INVENTOR AND PATENFEE.
aVEsE Machines strictly First Class and for beauty aid
simplicity Of consiructon duradhty, and efhc in
upon both the goods than that maze
! any other machine.
They capable Of daing variety any
Their family machine Tia SOL warranted To do IS
Inc the Wheeler Wilson, and heavy large
singer m chine.
Family MachInes.--Pr.ces: $50, s7O, $50. $50
,ud SIOJ.
The Howe Cyliner Machines for all leather sit-inE such
always held reputation far any sehinesa
ct universally admitted No other Leather Machine
and $50.
What Constitutes a Good Sewing Machine!
J. 1t should be we'll made simple its construction, and
should make tight lock scA alike On both sides Of the
material
3 1t any and all materials that can be sewed
4 Il should be able to use cotton thread or slk.
It should be able to from to fine, AMI from thick
to hin With raPidy and without sh ngns the tension.
II should be able to make the tns0n greater less, both
the under and uPpe- threads and with uniformity.
l. Il should have straight neete cured ones tablet
The needle should have perpendicular motion. This
It should be able bind with binler with hemmer,
should stitch, fell. and gather.
TO- 1t should be always rOI1y to work.
H. is should capable using size Of thread on
9th sides Of che work. and Of using different ceored thread
silk abve below, to correspond with any the
cloth to be united.
l2. 1t should be able to make long or short stitch
y Il should commence sewing tightly at the first stitch.
IL 1t SHOULD easily and make but little noise.
Is 1t should have wheel feed
contact with the work
10 1t should not BE- liable to 60. on. Of order.
Il. II should HOt be aole thread, nor skip
stitches.
Is :; should not be liable oil operators dress
10. 1t should not form ridge side nor rave
out nor be wastefu of thread the with all eaiusc
machines
20, It should not be " more trouble than Il s worth"
GET THE BEST!
The Family and Leather Machines warrened To give
better satisfaction than other machine in the
money refunded.
Fhe Rest Sewing Machine Cotton IN The city
Corr laughsl pen dozen Hoge's Machine Twist
an eacellznt article 25c per spool.
CONE BROTHERS,
de~29 % tollege Street. M'Clellsnds
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TWYEhAve nova full stock Of Shirts French Iron Bosoms
~ plain Linen Msseiiies ls and coorsd, Puff Bosoms,
and Of Embroidered ones Also assortment Of
0I doeia - J MeaILL.
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The Washington correspondent of the Cincinnati
Blgurer says it j. said Mr.. SEWARD viii be summon
ID" before the Harpers Ferry Investigating Commit
- Senate on his return home.
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JAVA COFTEE.
SnIurS ANN COLLARN.

Urine OLD JAVA,a large lot for als ct BOsssn
and New Orleans prices.
d.cE2 y eRR
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Nc. 300 Broad Street, Augusta, G
REFERENCE,

BITHRR BANK In Augusta, Ga.
W b SHARARD & Co., Nashville, Tenn.
II YEArMAN do do
W A RICHARDSON, Louisville, Ky.
YAATNAN, ROBERTSON & Co St Louis, No.
3-ilOlsys-Wrm
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VT. BEERY 4 CO,
pnhis- aouar,
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SEWING MACHINES.

TFNHESE Machines having rep station ef he
not compelled to the n OF V. HOWE gr 70 sill
hem. Thzt Machines maie under license from that
gentleman uniVesa fart AmO-g the returns made to hn
We dudth for the SIX aoRtA ending December -, sa A
B. Howe bad sold
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-28

Resolutions oE the Sece aing students.
The following are the resolutions adopted by the
Southern students who have seeded from the Med
zeal Schools of Philadelphia
, 1859-01-07
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
sfEEIWOH, W.T.. FRDAY, JAM I, 1853.
Japan AND CHINA.

IN all.absorbing topic, and the upper
INST idea now with the press and the peo-
pie 6f San Francisco and the State Of Cal.
iibrniA who are ever on the alert, like
shrevd, calculating, and energetic men, de-
serving success, is how to avail themselves
II he recent auspicious changes which have
tFan,pired in eur commercial relations with
he Empires Of Japan and China, so as to
ohlain for their State and City the greatest
possible amount Of benefit. They are firm
ID their belief that the results Of the com.
udereial transactions which are to grow out
Of the liberal concessions made by those
Empires TO the United States will place
their State in the first rank of tie CONNER
sinl States Of the Onion, and make the city
Of San francisco The commercial metroI oils
cftke world. This Is no vain chimern, no
blseless fabric, but q result far within the
hounds Of reason and possibility. We com
npnd them for their zeal and spirit in such
sstupsndcus undertaking.
But in the meantime, whit Of Washing.
Territory and that . city to spring up
cnu Puget Sound whose wealth and maenif.
sincs b TO rival New York 7" What are
VsaboutI Have we no interest In this
nov commercial Fl Doradol no ambition
% delvs into its yet updsveloped richness
Shall We remain with our sinews and euer.
eies relaxed, and see this bright jewel
rlacksd away from usi Are We to rest
olltebtsd with being . dependency to Cal
lI5rMs, when We possess the means and
ability 10 contest With her for the CONNER.
csl mastery in the North Paci6cf
= Th1ss are times when great achievements
esquire corresponding exeItions to DO put
fhah for their stsainnlsnt. The history Of
- United States furnishes striking iastan.
loaof olnss with limited natural advanta-
f.Ii'l eolssIpping. in wealth, and power,
Nd |1Is|Ilssncs, those upon whom Esture
~, ben more lavish of her fvors. To
uhii Az results like these 70 Be attributed.
niles p he unsiripg energy and indOmit-
able perseverance, Of he peoPlei
a. DuA wesnn enter into this laudable con
- vithsgt jni, sonplnInis of an unequal
1llGraoT natural advantages with our friend
~ Iial; On he contrary, in some respects
" poses superiority. still all thess avail
= 49,. ....l. -. k,.rls -, ,,,fe ar,,,.,,,,. s,,a
, 1859-01-07

Arrived.
Dee sGh-s!mr Ranger, H!n I'M ports down the Found.
Nt-smr eania Crus, Bsunteroy, IN Olympia
yan ist-Schr Potter, Gibbs, I'm Port Townsend.
Malta
0'h--stnr ResOluts, Pray, I'm Olympia; US Mails.
Sailed.
Dec SOth-etmr Ranger, nIl, Olympia. .. mn
Jan l-Snnr santa Cru1, Faunueroy Victoria and later.
mediate ports. .tl.f ''-T - = -
lth-StnT Resoluts, Pray Olympia
bhSchr Potter Gibbs, ean Juan via Port rovus,nd
stmr Resoluts, Pray, ports down the Sound.
Jan Ih-Baue Storm Bird Gerard, loading lumber fer Ban
Ports 0a the sound.
PoRr foWNsEND-Arhved Jan "a, b0us cnas usvens
Boyd, I'm Ban Francisco. = -
Marine Disasters.
Sehr Blue Wing om semiAhoo a,hors on Me night
oi Dec oOth At Point Wilson, 10 gale She has been got o
but WI require considerable repairs.
Brig Wnlmantc, Capt PnkhSm, from San Francisco on the
night Of Dec e0h, 1856, ashore willow Point Wild.
ys Island Revenue Gutter Jefferson Davis went her
since which time she has not been heard om Vessel not
damaged much, And will be got on
zee news columns for wreck Of brig Cyrus.
, 1859-01-07
WRECK oE THE pi,fa cYnrs.

/ 80 aall Ii. r.
,,',, w "e, ""O'' "A,'e Is IS 'Al,'
n ' % 't 80 ~, "S'1I ~ ears y" [Ise' SOU"u'
m,.s ~ ne -, o" ,"u. 'o.es' !" '.'o 70 'ne , e'.,
- ,' az '1'' paSN"s' "'''e' :" e"'
W. "o'- ,'! :" 's'' .eoo' /" o'e"'i'
rmn ~, .,haHs 80 =, " - -" 80 , m W
soara.,s ~ I.,snI =. 10y AZ =. %" Suau, r, ,.a
w,.tan 49, So ~ ,",,.. DA' -s"U '"' ''pO'' VI o"p''
"p.; c.,S'"''Y y O"
1850. - :. - nSN ~" S'e"sO'" D01. ,t'"'
o' o. s,i.s IA. ~ iV'' .V".ssse u'e gay Fno";
%e W 80 - '" 'uo -o'", " " '"e Ht''
- r.. ~ ~ .s@y ~ u.
Tn". . "' 80. ""o ".' s uOM" sus osalts u
,oaS 49, I L.n Trs ena =. "S oua
wsrd rss ohI;~.I :" 49,, ..n % =, "oL ". %ess
cls.r y, c. T1..,Son -" ~ ous' , ~ Aeop !,
~. Co.. "a - y. 80 S-s - S''., VI
hovo ~ 49,. .ss,' IA - s ~ u ~" IN y, 'ne o"A.''
ond -. rmn,,;,c 80 ~ - -" -" A.'e.'"s
Nv , a.. rh;oh ,hrc,, he. - 80 -. ~ - o''ueS
sf;Nsd ho,d ana d."L,o.a. ..,.;~~ - -" ~. = ,"S ~
..a.. =. A. ~-s Nv, I" N"N
very badly, so that It was impossible to keep her
free. Two of the man bein0 .used nm so .b,,
, 1859-01-07
Qustt soana ssipping gist.

srEILAcOOM. w. IT, JAN. ., 1850.
, 1859-01-07
DIED.

her residence, s,eseoom jan 6th Of dyseutery
Mas. WREN, wife Of ChAs Wren.
The friends Of deceased and her husband are
invited to attend her funeral at pm this day. day) from
her late residence.
, 1859-01-07
~ For the Lungs, Coughs, Colds, dc., uS:
WIstar's nalsain or wnd Chsrry.

~ For the Lungs, Coughs, Coda, Ge., uso
Wistar's nalsaiA or wild Chsrry.
We regard the wnd Cherry tree a. one ~ Nstrr, a,
physeans-a sort Of Good Samaritan Of The Foretor "a
medical gum has relieved the srringt and sayed The Vea
OF thousands The Daisam prepared BY nr wiuar pure
and perfectly reliable preparation ofhe real Cherry
and y - remedy by +" bad TO take we 1perf
confidently and strongly IN praise, from haVing witnessed
s rcnovang influence In eonBumpiive When othsr
prescriptions had proved of 70 eject.
Sid By aHrespectabe druggiSts. InsT. 4 III
be cautious, As here many eopnerfsis Look vel al
the signature before purchasing Take unlsi has Ne
name o. Henry Wsar, ND, Ph ladepha" and Sanford
Park engraved on the outside wrapper. Az slhsrI are
PARK WHITE ths only AssA,s, to whom IN era.n
should b addressed. -
importers, WholssaIo end Retail Agents
ALL vALuABLE Patent MEriciSEs, WARRANTED
"a 80. IT GENUINE tsftI.t V1N
i Washington opposite the MArhsi, San Francisco.
t'fattAh -hi4 VA .rslLftls
Hostetaer-Tho aurpKlalna enecan q Hyoatee.
IEkb VEGETABLE STOMACH BITTERs IN REMOVING Me-
ofcnf an eppee imparnR health and tone u the systern
AID dsapAfrR dyapapilc symptoms, are truly WnndethL
Every nervous debtaed emAeinied perpon male
o1Iemale, should try At ppee One -sassi0a tnken
nree times each day, before meals; or ne patient phoua
~ ndy O. child IN debiateA condition, half the qahlf
WI 90 untl nucient atrengh Tesored which viii be reaL
.ea avery short time and eouviree the patient Of The truth
O. NE Above named happy results which gained FOR tssS
bi.,ers such an enviabe reputation cverywhers.
solo " qnAnnte. @ suit bl =. II Lsals .fffs5s yQ.f
, 1859-01-07
Pgs.E7S1SSi .7SSi. AgSTISs q !. y; cs awns1

DURLIc AUCTION OF TOWN LOTS INVEST
On M1NDAI, January I5th, lsso,
Commencing al O'Clock AM and continuing from day 10
= circumstances may require, subject 70 he cpon of
Wei Olympia a.eaIsd NON X % sK miles below ne old
ovn o 0Ympa % HE western shore Of Badds IDe, s
aier q extreme iou tide a. dstAncs Of only from 800
oOy i.et hom shore The Town egby situated Com.
ura termlnul q Railroad from he Columbia River, and
probably o. e Northern Pacific Railroad Nheutver eousc
e. Lhe ne AhnndanY supplied uilh nersrling iprngs
o. wae and connec BY level and direct route with The
roads leading ifem the Columbia River V ths Sound
The Title has been secured By our years residence Of ho
propretors under the Donation AcA fsla..ftsf sFH
-oufh Of the purchase money down, and te
1ena ven co1nloned On s payment Of the remainder IN
equal paymonta Of ax and grve manfha.
"a =. BENJAMIN y BROWN, PFopfistek
WANTltD-A p,r.oh aequslalsd vih ths ApesSecary
ne once q ne Puget Sound Herald. lltf
, 1859-01-07

hEOcAL-ws are rssasalsd b. Dr. wEs he medical Ocer
At Fort ssaeOon to state that be most positively declines
practice medicine snong eYanh inslmpch HE pFOss-
'OnAl duties and studies occupy HE whole time and q he
does not thint proper 70 Interfere win Tie eAbshsd e
ssn practitioner Of he county Hs moreover hopes hat the
annoyance be experiences from persons who unwilling.
ron pssanaEy OF o'hsr pO,vss, 10 employ e prasonsr
VII eease with ths notice.il siiHr9 80 sl Is G29
, 1859-01-07

Coo q vArcorvEns IlAsB.-we are in
nrn1fbT Capt Mitchell, of ihs brig oyru,,
~ rI'tr iolelging san Juan, v. l, 4 man
!. c,ns y ~ ~ ron DE Interior. and repre-.
1-1isd fkSg ~ ~ ons ols party Of three Thc
~, r,1h'lg oai gold sone miles distant
MT pcilt beng ths nearest % de locality d
rk|.h ~ uus working. Be had come there d
- k,ts a Esiiing nons supplies The II
1'lnl aalnr,d Capt Michel that there VA
IIhl5 e "a inths inlsri1E ad;g ssg I
4 nunk.i q is11i iisns NJ uu.soiaably
o1M1.1 e, a. Wctk.
, 1859-01-07

The latter part Of October, says the Statesman,
Y powe press and now Office was shipped 70 US
from New York i win probably reach Orc
gon about Apnl, when We shall be enabled 70
add some important improvements to the Stdtss-
man. The shipment was expected here ere
ibis, but was delayed owl 8 to difficulty in an
ing order iOr press.
We congratulate our neighbor on this evi-
dence Of pros seriy. It just such notice
q We expect TO insert, ere we are ons-fOurth Is
long established. e
, 1859-01-07

Mr.. GLAScr, first officer Of the steamer Con
stitution, will accept our thanks for prompt de-
livery Of advices from ports below, per steamer
Res0Lute. ,sagT Hssra 'a' ota3
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fredericksburg Market, November IL.

g.. YogN. Nov. lO.-The Stock market was
,,gy active to-day. A small lot OF Govern:
.,.,, a,,, u l>7i was sold al 1851: Missouri
.~,.,d nj x; Tennessee nj go: Virginia at
i. md California scycns Ut 81.
=. ,r..i,,,, from customs yesterday were SILL
\ ,,,aI amour, in the SubtreaSury 81. 33.l32.
r.. steamer Atlantic. from Aspinwall, brings
:, ,a,a!mcu, Of Sl,J6N,l V1 IN specie. WIN al
Il, y,,li ii gold there is a constant money pres
:. ami hi, may he accounted Tor by the unan-
,,.,.tIe fact that the State imports every thing IN
shape Of manufactures
II. fo,al coinage ut the branch mint IN San
..,,rI.,o from The st TO the l1tr October, was
I'm nua IN ,pld and, 1000 in silver, making n
=. ,,otS5S5, 900. The imports Of specie at San
,.usi.,o ior the same period, amounted to S4s.-
- NJ silver bar. except $4,000 in Mexican dol
,-shlcb were sold at a premium OF Il per cent.
b. whole export If specie from California from
y. January 10 18th October, amounted I" the sum
jtS-lspO4. being an excess over the CORES
aim, period of 1855 of Sl.65i,O2l.
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,,,own Cattle Market, Nov. II.

..,i,,, n Beet Cattle at DroNer ; Kest'
ta' ''.'' ,,,-.,,u,.d H. 80 head; $50 of which
% in'. ,.S,..d ~ District butchers at S2."' a.
'.' ". -. mol, averaging S2.?%I. or equal 10
-,.,. 80 II the remainder were driven
s''' p,1,;mnre market. 30 LETT over. The
q !. =. ! sheep and Lambs were very large
'..,'. .,,., ,an,el from $2.5u TO 1926 z head.
a. ,I.,a full supply Of hogs mostly, how
.-..' :, Inferior quality, selling AT SOC $3.50
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1859.
A L NJ A N A C
NJ A Rim E L l S I L.

PORT OF Observation-Disclosures l..
ARRIVED.
Steamer :. Seymour. Meredith. Philadelphia,
;. Shiun.
Brig Julis +. Alvey. Nelson. Boston, b. L. j..
Nchaiiey.
Schr. Courier, Crowell Boston, by American
.,al co.
>chr. r. Il. Whien. Neal, Somerset, by Bor-
len Mining CO.
>ghr II. ". Godfrey. Wicks, -. ny Bor-
in Mluiuc Co.
>hr Ann ;. Brown. Brown, New York, by l..
MeAsrcy.
MEMORANDA.
steamship Mount Vernon, smith hence at New
lors llth INST.
>,hr Hannah. Warwick. from Georgetown. arri-
'si Al NcwArk. Sth inst.
>,hr Helen Mar. Nickcr>un, from Georgetown,
rfyed al Boston 10th inst.
Snhr. Emma Nane: Millard Fillmore, Willard.
al Saco Haley. for Washington, ID. C., cid at
:Nlaielphia, 10th inst.
>ctr trace Darling. Mason. from FrcderickS'
..'s, arrived at Providence, 10th inst
shi ;. y. Smith. Weeks, from Washington,
D. {, cli at New York. 10th inst.
The hrg Edwin Haskell. from Jacksonvillc.
'ani 10 Baltimore. put into Charleston, on Fri.
-r Nrela,r damages. She Lost her deck load
Al !, .eiAiuy
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BY I. NJ. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
- Pursuant to a decree ii the County Court 81
Alexandria County, Va, of the 9th day Of June,
1889 in the suit Of Kincheloe 4 Bruin, plaintiffs,
against Thomas Coyle and others, defendants, the
subscriber, as Commissioner for the purpose, will
offer tor sale, at public auction in front Of the
Mayors Office in the city Of Alexandria, Virginia.
on So'Wday, III. 22d day Of Octobcr, 1859, at II
o'clock, NJ, the following property
A TRACT or LAND, il the County Of
Prince William, Va on the Orange Alexandria
Railroad, near it, intersection with Bull Rum con
tanning about 227 Acres and % Poles-beiug the
same tract Of land which was conveyed by Wilmer
Mclean, and others, 10 Geo ID. Fowle, and by he
latter conveyed 10 said Coyle-the exact mctcs and
bounds oi which can be ascertained by consulting
either of said conyeyances About 20 acres =;
thi. Lind J.. in cultivation has been highly improv
ed, and l. very productive The remainder il in
wood Of fine growth, which by its proximity u the
Railroad, can be readily converted into money
There is on tho place large and commodious Barn
and Stable nearly new, and built III the best man.
ner
TERMS Ten per centum Of the purchase money
to be paid in cash, the balance in three equal in
Naimcnts. at six, twelve, and eighteen months
from the day of ssle the deferred payments to he
secured by the bonds OF the purchaser, with good
personal security, bearing interest from date. and
the title be retained till the purchase money -
fully paid 5. FERGUSON BEACH,
aug ln--entS Commissioner.
E.t,- The above sale is postponed TO Wcdnr.d"y.
N, 9M d"y u Noremter, al the same ho"r, IN
front of the Court House.
oct oI-eot. :. BEACH, Com'r
Et," The above SAFE is further postponed 10 Dr.
cc1,Jer lOth, in front Of the Mayors office, ut the
saune hour. :. +. BEACH, Commissioner
my l. Davis
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PROFESSOR A. G. P0LTI,

lroino,e II HE "Ghirer6ty 2, France.
or TIE Faculty Of Letters, and Of the Facul-
- j. Sciences in Paris, tenders his services
!. teacher 81 French. Italian, and Ancient Lam
rnage,: also, Of Painting and Drawing in their
T,riou. branches, viz: Mechanical Topographic
cal. Pen and lax, ana Portrait Drawing
He refers with permission 10 .enry danger
field. esq. Francis L. smith, esq. John Burke
esd. Benjamin Lambert, esq, aud Dr. Francis j.
Murphy.
TLRNs OF TuIIoS.--Per quarter Of Il lessons
private instruction. u one scholar sl2 two sehol
Ar, SO: three scholar. s. Terms for larger
classes 10 he agreed upon. Apply ut No. 10
Fautaa-.trset sep 23-ZaEtf
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COMM &c l A L.
-, Market, November IL.

.,n,ipues quiet with fair offerings.
.-' ma ). IN, lit,lc doing, and prices are
!. ~ mail sales of Union street super
s..ai ;, Sse5; extra S5,75W SSH;
e ~ ss,,,5as7,75 and $. Wheat continues
YG.i ,,I about 5.uUO bushels we're
one y o,;rr at 1904 lS2c. for fair to
~, and lls@llsc. for fair 'ed--a decline
- '"' -, Of old white corn at Slc.-no new
Ter ,.;,b NAV be quoted at 13(s sc. Rye
.''-' light advance, and sales were made
..'.''' n.y. nothing to note in Oats, and no
r,rer,ei.
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" IL l. | 4 VI Il \ \ y T.
TOBACCO FACTOR,
No. ~, ErrHdnye IT"rt

No. 80 Erchdnye iidct,
BALTIMORE. MD,
Is NOW RECEIVING direct from the manu-
| facturcrs of Virginia, a general assortment "i
TOBACCO, 70 which he invites the especial at'cn-
ton of dealers. "ct z--h''"
C,LOCKS, TIN WARE, ac.-l have lately re.
\ J ceiyed direct from the Factory, suppl! VI
Clocks of assorted qualities also. large St'ch %,
Tin Ware, both plain and Japanne'' whch WIZ
sell at Wholesale and Retail in any quantity To
suit Prices unusually low. Call and see.
JOHN 1. CREIGHTON, Auctioncer,
aud dealer in Hardware and House
nov Keeping articles, No. IS kng-st.
MR.. J. OSBRORN, Of Alexandria, vii! open a
vi DANCING ACADEMY. at Relief Hail. OPP
pn,ite the Gazette Office. commencing on H""""y.
OctoJ.y lTh Classc. for Young Ladies. Misses anu
Masters. at o'clock. F. NJ, and for gentlemen u,
: o'clock z. VI. Days of tuition Mondays anu
Tuesdays. wv -
V,RACES. Log CHAINS, ar.-l wish t. di'-
nose Of my whole stock Of heavy goods before
the ! ! of January next, and will give great par
gains in the above class of goods, il only meets =
rrr 10 prov. the fact. Call nj No. : Ming street
examine the goods. get prices, &C., &c:
JOHN I. CREIGHTON
nov 10 No. > MING ''''e'
MEMBERS. ANDIRONS, POT CASTINGS.
II Sc.-Just received an additional supply oil
handsome Fender. with feet aud hehrths, AZ" Anu
irons, Shuyes aud Tong., Pots. Shllle's ovens a.,
For ,alc very low al the Auction, Hardware anu
variety store, No. : King street
NOV . JOHN T. CREIGHTON.
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