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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-02

REMEMBER THAT CREDIT vs. MONEY
man lets his money lie in my hands after II Is due, he
gives me the interest much make vi il du-
ring that time This amounts considerable when
man has good and large credit and makes good use Of
Remember that money offs prolific generating
Money canbe get money and its offspring beget NOR
and 50 Five Dollars turned il six tnrn again Ii
seven and 60 on till il becomes hundred dollars
Remember that thirty dollars year butt cents day
For this little sum man Of credit may his own secuf
ty have the constant p0ssesson and hundred dol
lar So Much in stock brskly turned by industrou
man produces great advantage. Remember this saying
fhe good pay master IL lord of another mans purse
The most trihing actions that effect mans credit arc 10
be regarded The sound OF your hammer at i've in the
morning nine at night, heard by CREDITOR makes him
easy six months longer hut he sees you the billiard
table, hears yonr voice at tavern when you shonld
be work. he sends for his money the next day shows
besides that you mindful Of what you owe 1t nakee
you appear careful as we'll honest and that
still increases your credit and what will further
your credit and wealth also Ii to purchase boots and shoes
at T. X. CraWioid'i fashionable Emporium, No . west
second street. opposite the Wilmington and Brandywine
bank up 2s-tf.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-02

BnAxpyw,sr LODGE. No. IS, IooF.- llc
names of the following persons were elected
officers for the ensuing term IN. g., John
Davis; ". G., Henry Lavender; R. s., Rob
ert Stewart P. s., Samuel Moore; Treasurer.
John S. Miller.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-02

| BURIAL By THE MAsoNs.--Rinaldo M. Clough,
the engineer who was killed by the accident
on the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti-
moro Railroad ON Sunday night last, was se-
nior Warden in the Washington Lodge No. l..
of Free Masons of this city, and his remains
was taken charge of by that order.
Smiley King, Esq, Chief officer of the above
lodge, being telegraphed to on Sunday night,
from the sceene of the accident Immediately
made preparations for bringing the body to
this city, were it arrived encased in a
rough box, on Monday morning. A sister of
the deceased livingin the interior of Vermont,
was next informed by telegraph of the sad
occurrence, and on Wednesday morning, an
answer was received, stating that it was the
wish of the deceased's relations, that the re-
mains should be brought to Vermont, for in
terment. Immediately upon the reception of
the dispatch, Mr.. King appointed Masonic
committee to make the necessary preparations
for the transportation of the body, and also
selected two members of the order to accom-
pany it to its place of destination. Upon the
vi III WITS uS-
Clary, the undertaken, was instructed by the
Masonic Fraternity, to furnish such coffin,
and to use such means, regardless Of expense,
as would preserve the body from decomposi-
ton, and at the time of starting on Wednesday
the remains were in condition of perfect
preservation.
The deceased was an unmarried man, of
about thirty -two or three years of age. He
had been in the employ of the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Co., for
many years, and was well and faverably
known in this city. He was young man Of
strict morality, and Of far more than ordinary
intelligence. In the Masonic order in this
city, he stood deservedly high, and was rank
ed among the brightest of the craft. Though
without relatives in these parts, he had, by
the unwavering uprightness of his life won
the true and disinterested friendship of many
of his acquaintance and the sorrewful intel
ligence of his death, fell heavily upon many
a heart. Peace to his ashes.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-02
% on slOO
State tax on property,
Mechanics head tax,
The highest head tax,

Thus it will be seen that the school tax is
levied in such a way that housekeepers alone
pay it in their rents while young men and
people who do not keep house are not called
upon to pay money for purpose that in no
wise benefits them. Philadelphia like Will
mington has increased her debt beyond what
is just and proper, for partizan purposes, and
for such conduct should receive such rebuke
as our City Fathers did on the loan question.
The tax payers of Wilmington are waking up
upon the subject OF City debt and City mis-
rule and are examining the subject for them
selves. They have went it blind long enough
and hereafter will speak out when they see
their money squandered and the credit of orr
city impaired without limit. The blind of
sinking fund has been used as cheat, long
enough, to satisfy every one independent
enough to speak out upon the subject, that
they will submit to it no longer.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-02

THE MILITARY AcADRMY.-The exhibition Of
this Institution, on Thursday evening last, was
quite creditable affair. The audience was
large and fashionable, and all appeared very
much pleased with the speeches made by the
pupils. The followinging was the programme
of the performance of the evening:
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Aikman speeches; Saml.
C. Biddle, Delaware; chas. .Megaw, American
Liberty; Eugene Troth Patriotism Richard
Dale, Heroes of 1776; Malcolm P. Mcintyre,
Love of Fame; JohnlA. Tonner, the Indian as
he was and is D. C. w. McCorkle, the Inhu-
ence of our Country upon the World; Edgar
Darrach, Capacity and Genius of Americans
j. Rush Lincoln, knowledge is Power; James
II. Bradford, Crusades George H. Bates,
American Statesmen Ignatius c. Grubb, Ex-
celsior, Our Motto; David Vickers; Jr., Down
fall of Napoleon Horace G. Biddle, Tomb of
Washington Henry c. Robnette, Declare
ton of Independence.
The whole affair passed off quite creditably,
both teachers and pupils. The exercises
were closed about half-past ten O'Clock.
The principal, Col. Hyatt, IL conducting
very efficient Academy, which we hope will
be well patronized by an intelligent people
who consider education question of time, not
money.
This is Wilmington Institution, and should
be literally supported by Wilmingtonians.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-02

For TRRNToN.-The Neptune Club OF this
city, Capt King, intend celebrating the COM
ing Fourth by a visit to Trenton N. J. They
will number about fifty, and will be accom-
panied by the Amphion Cornet Band; they
will leave Wilmington on Sunday morning in
the steamboat Carter, Capt, Baker which has
been chartered for the occasion, and return
4 tle evening OF the following Tuesday.
p,l.G;. tieir stay in Trenton they will be the
guests Of the Harmony Fire Company of that
Mace. The Neptune boys made. their first
visit to Trenton on last Fourth of July, and
ELECTED the universal commentator Of the
citizens of that place, since which time, under
the indefatigable- exertions of Capt. King,
they have made good progress in point OF
numbers as well as discipline. The Neptune
is Library Society that meets in the Water
witch House, for literary purposes on prom
inent holidays they make excursions to some
point upon the Delaware. We wish them a
happy time.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-02

COMMENCEMENT OF WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE.
On Wednesday evening last, the Wesley an
Female College of this city held its annual
commencement in the large recitation Hall of
the building. Many invitations were extend
ed, and at an early hour of the evening the
large room was crowded with the elite of the
city. At o'clock the exercises were opened
by prayer. Miss Lou. v. Wright of Va. then
followed according to the programme, with the
salutatory address which she delivered in very
pretty style.
The following is the remainder. OF the pro-
gramme: ga School Girls Thoughts, by
Miss S. Jennie Adams of Greensboro, N. G.
The Benefactors of Earth" by Miss sallie
A. Allen, Milford, Del. 'Silent Influence"
by Miss Lizzie Megaw, Wilmington, Del. 1T
inerancy, by Miss Hattie F. Hand, Delaware
City, Del. "The Source of Light, with Vale
dictory Address" by Miss Enmie L. Best, Of
Norristown Pa.
The reading of the compositions wasinter-
spersed with singing by the pupils accompani-
ed by the piano at which Prof Chas. Grobe,
presided. 1t is needless to speak in praise OF
the music Of the Entertainment as the we'll
earned and worldwide reputation OF Prot.
Grobe is sufficient guarantee Of the proficiency
of the pupils in that department. Everything
passed off happily and the assemblage retired
about IL o'clock.
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RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.

Price 5 cents per BOlILl
We have put up and sotd
years, and can SAY, IN
u, what we have never
any ,ther medicinc-NkN
\ SlNGl.k. INSTANCE. 10
timel, uscdl Never did :
81 dissatisfaction b. any
the contrary, all arr de :
uaas, ard speak IA terms /.
tisln 81 It's lbagtcal clicCts I.
We speak la this matter
alter tn years eNperl
RArJ TAuoS BOA IHE fUltit
pkfl AKA. In alniost every
ant h suffering &. uIn pain ,
Will be found la fifteen or
The syrup - admins .
1his Valuable I.refaTH :
of Ope ~ the Ate>l IN >
III MUSES. Ia New has !
used with MAMMAL {
1HLusANllS [,
Noi only relieves tIse cLlls.
Jrates tue sls'iuach Hhu
10y anG gives tune ana en-
Isnl. IL ~In aiIntsst M
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and overcome cunygls oIlE ,
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whether u aT,ses irVui !,
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tag cvsnt'lan.Is--ltl MOI /.
Us. NOK iltk fkkJl
stand ert~ ecu Your sufirr
that viii Ice saFr--, es,
Is fsiius the ase VI Ihis
uscd.
full dirccisDs Tor using
polite. Nose ssnssine IA
JtkllS y TEkAiNs, New
si,ie - FappcT.
soda b siTugg ists through
Principal olbce 40. 10,
JuBeIakwly Price IS
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this article for over ten
CoSFlDENCE AND Truth OF
been able tu say OF
Err HAS II FAILED IN
kfFECr A CURE, " ben
We Know an Instance
one who used 70, On
lighted with It's opera
If highest Commeuaa-
and medical virtues.
"wHAT WI Do kNow -
encc, kSD PIEIsE orr
MINI 10 WHAT ak aKRk
instance " here the IN
|, ana exhaustion, Teiie
twenty minutes after
. tered
. ton is the prescription
: iEhltNCkb ant ShlL-
: land, ana las bveL
/. IN II Cckss IN
|, Oh CASKS.
4 from pam, bat inyig
bowels, COTrecis achii
ergy 10 uic whole 5, 8.
SANITY relieve
BOW us, AND
: CULlC.
. winch u not speedily
. Ne believe a tho besi
= WORLD. la all eases OF
: isliuA IN CHlIIikk->
: tcctiiiHg. ar lrom any
2 say 10 every mother
= from any ui the forego
, LEI YOUR FkkIJlll
HIS uf uthikfS
ing child and the Feliei
AlSzJl1 Tally suks~-
nsdscmc. II timely
. ~lil accompany each
: luss the f.sc-sliuiir 81
= lork, u GA Ihs oat
out The wurld-
Cedar -. <rw York
cents per bottle.
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Special Notice.
new Firm.

rTsHE unsersisnea have this day associated them-
Il selses tgrfhrr ussdeF the aFEn p4aze a. AfCJ4EH
lhkAfIfAM kkUrt1 Ek, Tor the Iag lse 81 trassst-
isg Lqnor and Vine, cs.r asa lib so bsza- e<<.
predecessors, v hil<ssse : t4ssxAs a ssa ka7s ~
ear q Hts<s nzerit ees<zn@ncs II
kls r4sressxe - hoeF-ls sxlepses - ttat cpn@sfn-
- '--A : $3.50 = Aas1sEn CIR THAN
fufss-tf JOIN l. CHkkIH4M g
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Third Class.

A WIS., Axes: Ale and Beer IN wood; Beet IN bar
.r'- -. vel pacAsci 10 boxes OF essks; harila,
Bsnss, Boiler Al e.; i, Leaa in saErs,si bI and
C.b Mails, err ayr SPRING. Boxes and Axlesi CIDER
Ia r.ls or hosshsaas CfockeIy it crates or lugs
hea, 8; iCoace ana ChrAory; topper Ia buAes and
c.sAs 1rucibies: Cialis, loose by Woods, sticks
I. IA salts Ia baIrrs Cum Sheasc. N original pack
es hardware; Huois aud Horns. HIDES, green;
H.r, uus ia 1sgs Hooks ana huge Iruu sales Iron
K.inng; l. On :Lut.crs; Iron feLCIngs, jun Jute,
Lard 10 l,,od kegs cans Lead la casks or pa ),
L .hInI. kt u, bundles Line lp easks; Maddei IA
h. sheaus, let pes hnisheo; hauilia, Miner Il Wa
ter VA .la iehn-, IL k.gs OF barr ls, Mails IL bags
~ t,rs and Iialns "a shel at owners IisA Oil la
hussLrsds AID barrels, lah.is dry AID Ia oil, PORK
IN bArieis. huber Car springs in boAes and CASKS
Ru Der betting; siaratGs ~ boxes Spelfer, shot ,
L.ls soda IN boxes; Tn Plate boxed; Tobacco man
s'~ ;: vi,egar; wre Fsleins; White Lead. WHISKY
Fourth Class.
Anchors, Alum IN baTre.s aud hoesheads; BIinl
stone'i barrels I'D h. gsneas. bt a. bug salts Burr
BIO As, Barley, h&rs ts .eiton II bales ooauish n
ti.rcvs sld boxes. CIR Wheels sn', AXES; Cement,
Chalk, Clay chain, Cable han, IN casks Cocoa un
Earth, PAiis, stone and Earten Mare ~ G aies ana
hi.snra fssli, saitcd: teAee Nirr, Fgs IA casks
aud boxr. Il ur ala barrels ard sleks "Hs Ppe, 1n-
Ano; h',rse shoes IN laekas $; iron Bar, iand i1g'
iIcr anu s..lroad lron Mute an" Ri,ets irot 'ss.-
s-s, A,hos..u! l. Sc, Maj bile ia bocA, unN rough ut
Mii.-,t IA ru"gh; Nails and slihes, Nail rois
yt. Istr, P+lln "a P.tIy; Rigs pressed il. bales
Rec. Ranroad chairs and spikes, Resin, kis ging,
Rope :. MAJ, salt, >Os ASH, steei, sugar IA bags
hsss .. bar els boxes; -tonc, Wrought; SODA ID
kels bar casks; .AlarAtls IA Aegs, bsrrels
e..ks. A. GO. scrap ass .eaf, N eAsks and hogs
hsaas Tn Tar Tin in pics, rsrre Japoniea Telegraph
Wire ,T.ilow, Waiting Matsg Pipes, Wire hope Wheat
In ~eli wed osnsburg o. txi led bags, zne, sheet
In casks AID cassss Lue N psgs ,,.....r 49,.
T.is TariH Like eneei on the lst day u septcn-
Der, ls5s, aud continue until utles Hoiles
T. W. cDiR,
Sup Nash vile A Chattanooga X. X.
II. AVER,
- 49, W j. ksSS.
sup's. Memphis 4 charestan X. r.
= R. 4. JACKSON.
se,e-u sab suts T. hnn. Ia y. n.
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Mr0ifal.
Mis-. WiNSLOW,
A experienced Nurse and Female Physician, pre-
~ SCENTS Ia the attention of mothers, her
500 THING YRU p,
For Children Teething

which greatly facilitates the process OF teethlng, by
softeuiug the gums and reduch all inflammation; wi
lilay ALI PAIN and spasmUdie action, and is
SURE To RE ULATE THE BOWELS
DEPEND upon II, niotlcrs IL will give rest to your
selves.
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CA ri ID

II HE subscriber informs his friends and the public
Il generally that he has this day sold his
n In tie concern OF WILLIAMSON a HAT
HAM Ia JOHN l. HEAlHAM. In NthdraW iua IRON
the business he Guild resi- ectfully tender
esI thanks To all his numerous friends " bo have
lib rally extended their patronage 10 the old con
Germ, nj sucts fron Them q uailce al he
10 observation-disclosures la every resi- eel emit
tet "a the HE Lest nense Nashvule, Jgn ih59
81 FL. ALI XASDkk WILLIAMSON
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-13

Llt Ehl STABLE.
yIyN. T. WRIGHT CO., would respect ~
Wv fully irfuTm the citizens Nashville ~
and The public geHerally taat they have ~
purchase the well knows Livery Stable the stocl
and fixtures form erly occupied by Wm- J. Philips, oE
MARIE street iut tbelox The square.
Ne have nrst-raif lots and box-s;zlls 20 aeeommc
date Growers, and all our friends ~ho may fAsor
with their patronage
We pledge oarseis 20 satIsfaetioEin aiicAses
Ne hase4 large pumber Of nne saddle Horses Ane
nc bugglet to hire AZ ali tnIef.
rfhefaetfs, We do not intend beinfsurpassed BY an
stable IN tkeessaslIcf csanlry. Come 1ieh AID -
fsss-iyrr VI i w,s. T. S~gseiis : co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-13
asL q % ID PG NIT lER
AND s..F
- HEALTH RESTORER.
DIR. r. keGOHE'S
SARSAPAfiiILA
AND s
lONlDE OE tOTASN,

lRErAREl, FROM FRESH Ro0Ts-the only Kline
Z sorthy the con n1enge of kbyssciaf sof the psb
a-sa, erter 10 allolheFsfor renewing lapafliss a
aus blood Mercury Iros The - stem gsba sefnf
sr apiiens fopiss .oiis Sores ,kheumzthH enrsl
ga sy phis sssalaa DFsssy = issases OF she h-ek.
liver kidneys, skn sad Head. FeaaHis Csn plants.
A. nal &c the skin clear snd sEnpoh ,and should be
used In ths sprinE aad eanmsf 20 parry ths s1esa
md prevent siukness. 81 Sc . bottle. Z
pre,4rea D. "A :. HUGHES Armphls .Iehn. b
4 - ,oId. m Nashville b, Joskr \ desrEs AkEseA
saosS tad 10 q .nsoes nsnggistr.E
n.FA-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-13

- HaT s<ry d-zsrsbae rrsr~ry - shs eorner q
CEDAR ze1 cAsfEy stFs<s, kne~ - he old C1ioa
''a''a'as1- A.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-13
Second Glass.

Anthony .Crude; Apples, tried Taking Powders,
Bed Lorus Ks, t.ssug, Bells. Botlies; Brlmstnnc
IA, boxes Kegs, Biider Boards buriLps, SERIES
.ttuu- Waste, CHAIN C.tton, HO"uII anu llcmPcu
a md a., Ccoa, Cuoc,llt Collie, grOuna, II, boxes
or b2~. Is Cap ms, C4ssia bags or boxes. lima
" &c ID cIsAs Currents uIied Cutlery Chair stun
la rouge; Copper pLtcs sheets, bots, pgs, wire nails
or rus Copper i4ti,Is Checss AZ 90 acc or Ca ks
q >ei aud uTaEs Sevd; Cr'.ckery IN boxes ana bar
r, : CONGRESS AID baaiOrd Mater IA boxes az bar
rs,s: o. so,s Ur Da. rcls, domestic Sheet
in Ia t.sg, licking aud LeulnIc la ORG ,@aI bales;
Duck Irugs cLsAs; Iieer SNlns prvzsod fla seed
81 X bJAeu roTNs Hay I'D Manure, Ginger, Glue,
4, AZ y "a. GroceIIes ASSERTION Quot OtneIwis spec
oed a ,.rass Clover seed; Rides, diy, ~ bales
none, docs, Hops, Herring, ~ boxes, Hemp; Iron
49,. AID Sneet: 10 iIer Ia fuils or boxes: Liquor m
wud; IIYuoIte Lsi.s, pipe, bar anu sheet, MaAos
ANY, ootros Add plank, Aia. b,s sabs, INV rVushI, al
oSaels risk Noes pr ssed III bales; Nuts q" barrels
or easAs: vsu. oii-cloth; Paints n boxes ana caus
Palm p ssse; ~ Iutr's lax ia Kegs or btfTeis,
Pa,e- boxes fAstebUard, Peaches urIe., Printing
paper uTunes IA clsAs, siper Pal'er ii .ngings in
boAss Pickles IN easNs; RIP :, rubber Car enngs
loose; KuDUer Packing anu tao e; kAlsis, strapped ;
X gs s cks Soy thes, shVveis, slaaies, sOap, spice
81 rch aIdlety, SiriEes, Ia boxes; sheep 9TH
. SKINS ~ tales ehot IN bags; sugar IA bags; scale
n d scafe BeaI.s boxeu; IOU.cSo IN bales; Tvha, co
Gu. la Jokes barrels; Tow, lea ly pc; Neneerhg
buAe, fMu,d shapes, NiTc, AlIlUN kevuz IA. bun
dvs; Wrapping Paper; Yam pr, ssed aud baiied; Lnc
In ru.g sheets
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-13
ICE. ICE!

HE undersigned Jasf receis The largest and
eDesl cargo Il Zee tss, has ever sssn brosgEs
n Sashsliie- We have brf~een 1900 aud isoe
tons, and satisfied hat esktorsefs - ~ efnhrla
bat ssF - ils qazlIty. lbs rr1ce ne seiete
III ai-o ~ satisfactory To thase VITO e 1T tseff
thr besinsihg Of fh~ seassH tce ga % iof
ahbed, ns Iona ~ lasts, AZ two eeess fcf fe.sA
peptsat de Nprth-eEs u The 1Arsct iie1st "a
rine Hoase "a Gaefry stress ne4G abe Il4ak II les
A wagon ~sn deiIvsriee u sasss ~ie dessrs q 81
ccnte ler po4ps. MARLIN = fANAhAs
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First Class.

Agricultural MISUNDERSTANDING Fluid owners
rsA at IeaAagr-Bask t., ice first class rdIe--Bat
tiug Bnds Il nue $, iI,Oks-Boois aad shoes Breah,
Bun hob s--iiIiard Iabses double lrstclass rates
--bTu-hS anu BtoOnIs, r,lOui corn presse'i--Cam
pii.ne owners TX uI lcakage-CarOuys acids anu
other Chemicals, ,sUube nIst class rates-Cabinrt
are kuucEe, down and we'll boxed, nrst class rates
- ards, csrpetns, c"rks, co lectionery -Chairs,
DuArd, tm Ice nrsL class rates-CiEaTs, boxed
tyedIsssa. iis III IL, caps-Covers ana Sleeves,
cl ckS wesgnts--Copper ana brass vessels-ieL--
iJot owIeI p risk twice frst Glass ratcs-fIugs, III
s"d BIKE --Dry 1ouds, IA boxes bales anu
t,uuss uinsta e. set up .a 20 xed ~ ice % &C cIsss
I-s-fa ulIure, knOcked ~ IA ARD well boxed ma
Class rstss-karm Wagons, In pisees-fedhers, turs.
ngs dTus-f ,lresii-Oarden s'seds ,g'ass~ ware
via GA giass-GrapcS, IA kcgs-Hats aud caps, hIues
(tr Ious- l.. useIIOId goods, isut idrEituie) wei
b,Ao. Hair. III sacks-Ink, lndlgo-luuia huber
X ras--Is.,LlIer (lIUseJ Liquor IA glass-Lcmons,
GcEc -IsoAL Oiasst buxer twice hrstcluss rates
- LA. Inn, ry box I-dattresses, twice ID. class
at Il .uIuI gs IICtUTe tanics-Mats anu Rugs
Ned.clues, Mus,ets- arbls, wrought, at owner
Ts- Lcasuie Tubs, liUss Ia sic ks-Sluslcal la
s.r4urents, nn,-.sl W.ne', IN gass-Nuts, IN bags
IN Kegs ana Cane-OrahSes, SACKED, on, ia
t.Ia l,i Iiangings not bOxes; IA e-cTves, fIcN
Lass o~ncI . rIsA RAIN Leaf Feltr'es, rintiis
g,-es, Ilao rorLs ~ owners Ink Porter ana Ale
in glr.-. aatngs and rlctuTes, well boAet --IaItu
uss l,r siies--Steam Boilers ,tnIr,y eet undei
- team Boiers thirty lcet, .Id hiiii hrs;
.lss rates-Sta,i"nery ICY ue ShalLs, SCALES All"
scale l, ms, moi boAed-Seihhs, boxed, TWICE htst
CLASS al Stoves, "a. owners fis~--S"eet ot.i go,
Sic AZ. We iipe, spirits IurPehtlhc--stove ilates,
n, ,wucris risA -->ewng MaChtncs-trunks, TN ware
box s,-Irees ShrLbDeTy boxed, At Vwner's risk
IRE Add shrubbery, bde,i, at O~ ner's risk once
All, a hall hrst ciass rd'es-I "mt--IoNs, OoAe"-
Umbreli. lIpg, not DoAeu, NaruIslf--wagoIs
sltTeu D. buAeu, Ia urst class tutcs--NagOns
and HubbS Hurses bUxed, once anu ia!i nIat CItss
r.le. A.tx, " ire, la boxes or bsskets--Whip-,
wud bones, Wheel bafr ws--h oOheh ware, wa ia
be ors a.d Bow.--" ooden wAre, twice nrsl class
~ UOl.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-13

Fire Proof Houses; Plain Ornamental Win
Iron Fronts, Girders and dow AMI Door Frames
Roofs: and Shutters:
Conservatory and. Hot Hosting Machines for
house appointments: Stores;
Columns, WlnsOw Door Iron and Glass Pavomcnts
ljDtels and Sills; made strong and water
Consois, ModilhoDs and tgt l. admir- bly, adapt
Brarkets, Corinthian ed To light up cellars
CorTeggic, Doric, ionic. and vaults:
and Composite Capitals, Street Crossings. Crate
for columns and antics ings, Lamp and Hitch
of all Sizes Ing Posts;
CerBic,s, Mculdings and Vaults and Vault Doors
Leaves in variety. and Jail Work, &C.
Spirals and straigh stairs; H .r .- = p.
Balconies, Verandas, Area, Yard ard Cemetery
enclosures, Gates and Fences in Wrought Iron Work
Cast and Comp site.
Jebbing and Repairs executed with despatch. g.a
Having thorough practical knowledge of the va
rious branches of Mechanical Engineering / shall de
vote my entire attention to the generalsUpervsion of
the business, and with the assistance OF competent
Foremen IN the several departn. enis la &c force
exl erienced workmen and the extended facilticsnow
at my command, I feel every confidence in my ability
TO compete successfully with any similar establish
ment in the country. 7. NJ. BRENNAN,
aue27-u 7H ACE.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-13
ROCK CITY SALOON.
Nashville. Tennessee.

IIANING, at Coz sid, Tahe "x' ense la or ttied
Il mp a Few SAls On Va t7eas.s tie -buiid rs
fronting "n CHERRY street, q" door q ON the
Of Z Gaze rex =nf Cherry, the Subscriber " ud
ec'uy H.Vit the l,'Ners ol abe "a lnNuFis e.
IL ton Ia bus n. IS, al kecliLS tn very ST
la an. al l1cUt'i.S alNaNs % LAM, "A ~ NTH him
o. = b- mage b. = dctcf eo that TIN -Fszk
il, Sa'o'I' sha he O. ul,r la,'. r.-sori, all
lao a innc a. g"a' ding. The test qu1iIty ~
AL and l.+6fR Err alva GA han F'r p
shaIl he a>>istce ~ Mr. + ". ftllett. u e vel
known Or, pint u.e II. Werner Gar,sa >.
sePlH-t RANK Nj LER.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-13
GENERAL MACHINERY DEPARTMENT.

Stationary and Steamboat turbine and Reaction Wa
Engines and Rollers: ter Wheels;
FIGURING al Grist Mills Tobacco h l. I'd Presses:
and Mil Mat hinery; Water anu Gas Pipes Re-
Circular, Sash and Muey torts and Gas Works
saw Mills; Castings;
Sugar Mills and Corn Rolling Mill Machinery L
Crushers; Blast Cylinders; .#
Cast and Cut Geering for Gin Machinery, Cranks,
Cotton Mills; Oudgeons, Shafting &c.
An extensive catalogue OF Patterns of Spur and
Devil GeerLg, Pulley Balance anu Band Wheels TO
elect from.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-13
CLASSIFICATION,

~ Spi.is 81 Turpentrne, Camphine Burning Flu
ia a VarnISh, will only be taken owners risk.
10 G,Iupdydrr and Friction Matches, and other
CON articles, viii be charged at local ol
each Road, only at Roaus' convenience