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IL LIME.-LIMEm
Just received, ,oD barrels Of fresh wood burnt
LIME, which will be sold euly for cash
II. j. Wa GAIT
III Once northwest corner 18th and C. streats
40. 3i7. Wh,rf foot OF 18th street, below WaP
DtPdftileHt. jy Y
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iHF THANKS Of the Star Official employees ar
n'' tn Mr Thomas Murphy for his bountifu
PRESENT Of delicious apples.
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b.. A. GREEN, Auctioneer,
S9rARE No. s9i. ON THE ISLAND, AT AucrIoN.
On FRIDAY, the 10Th instant shall sell, at half
past O'Clock p. M front of the premises part OF
and Sd streets west, and subdivided into ten hand
some bnllding Lots, seven of (which front Ia feet
,nehes on NJ street with depth of 100 feet; and
depth OF ll3 feet inches; This property 10 hard
somely located and perfectly graded, and will be
so,a win ne Prlyilese to SUIT purchasers
and S months, for notes bearing interest from The
day of sale. deed gwen and deed of trust taken
nt.e ttndispatahe, and general warrantee deeds
would respectfully invite the attention of per
sons WISHING u PURCHASE q handsome build ng lot
on easy terms and those wishing to made profia
Bile investment to the sale of the above mentioned
pI j. sIa. A.GREEy. Ano,
MARsHAL's sALE.-In virtue of two wrts Of
n9ri iscas tssued from the Clerks office of the
Circnlt Cont OF the District of Columbia for the
comfy OF WasmngOn and to me directed, 1 Will
oppose 70 public sale for cash IL front of the Court
h@.ust Sas comfy 18th
ants right title claim and interest M and n to thai
Part OF original Lot No in Square Sis fronting Is
Commencing at point Is feet inch from the south
east corner of said square, and running thence
on line with said II street 25 feet thence sonh on
ne with SAID 18th street % feet to SAID street
and thence east said street feet to tho place
the city Of Washington b. C., together wit, n
all and singular the improvement thereon, seized
viii Be sSd to RHPed s ksh,
34s, to Octnbcr term, 1854 in favor of VIM II Dovs
9so 81 s, eSns' BrJ9Tn, ofGsc Poe Jr, us, Of
ma Z. Stal"y, by their ne4t friend Asb9ry iloyd
pfe VIC q 60. p1e Jruso Of c stewart We. Ssin'i
Knight '" ca% " ss Ed Igsn H, TasEsT
~ 2n for the District Of Colnmhia
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Avo1fOr 0AtA.
THIS AFTERNooNS To-MoRRoW


SOAP B0fLER, KETTLES, fG 6 B EssI FRXMEs,
kUeTiSson t3 HJEsHs ~ s9AE nENsssoSsr II
y o'clock, we will sell, at the soap facto-
In hoI tne aPpe, bridge, S6th street and Pa. ave-
Frames Casks, aud other fixtures ofa 81 al factory,
/ Also,
sale positive. Terms cash
u y 10 -. WALL & BARNARD, Auots.s
By WALL 4 BARNARD. Auct,oneer,
TWO GOOD Two STORY fkHME Dwell
TrR iNxS Tss,x ArApcIIoS..On THURSDAY AZ
Il EhNOoN, 18th instant, at O'Clock, in front OF
autPre sm Wss' We will sell part Of Lot No in
6ta street west whore the same intersects north M
Csc snst at Bridge street bridge, over Rock
CtSSeh,l and running back 300 feet to Rock Creek
4uu Improved by two good and nearly new Frame
s;re Sdiinss' which Will be sold separately IL de-
Terms: One half cash; the balance in 6 and u
.. with interest. deed given and deed Of
W. WALL Il BARNARD, Aucts
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AiCh hETuRNs.-Lsst night there were but
eases Nicholas Smith, colored, was found
ssins IA the street; and from the fact that he
W., ahie 10 raise 81 is fine and costs il was clear
~ 'f re was no necessity for his begging John
. iehIet got drunk and behaved disorderly. on
cIoun. ot which he was Gagged, and this morning
''"i'',c 10 the workhouse for 81 days =
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-, IAt Social cLrs, No. propose to give grand
aIoon and moonlight picnic at Arii ngton
Hifih2s OH Monday the 18th Of August
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hk ISLAND Social CLUE propose to give their
nesdsS y@ad picnic, Arlington Spring, on We'd
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understand that the Ladies' Catholic Aid
,',. 10y intend giving an excursion to Gly,non,
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MA,Avu,A! .EgET0TTyWA,.vuzA

MAlAv1IlA! .&Ef9fugWAxAvu
.MAlAvrILka
me most wonderful Preparation Known
e f.rr- fW DesfyoSiHs Daadyuf; ~ 8 ,
e s.rrf. - Csytag Bdldaess; .a .- -.... z
keitectSg Sick Headache; 20
PSecestins the Hair from Raliins Or;
s,,s and Pyoduesns Glossy Chris. 80
S E ~ al respectable DRUGGISTS and Fancy Gods
DGeeiers, and by the Proprietors. Price so cents
oHARLEs ERNEST q Co., So Maiden Lane, Y.
VIII accomplish all that is claimed for IT. and
no one need fear or mourn the loss of hair II they
Will use your Marayillau - ~
)eS-Sm J. M. BRADsTRsEr, 81 Broadway, NJ Y
II S STOMACH prepares the element. of the bile
narfsceo ana ny does the work feehly and i'm
KsuecIy, liver and other vexatiors diseases are
tne certain result As therefore ss any allie
.,ons s 81 ms KIND are perceived, We may rect Is
nuIea Una. the digestive organs are out of order.
ne hrst and only thing be done Ia TO aininister
a sPec'6c which Will act directly on the stomaoh-
IN. main. spring ofth animal machinery. For this
purpose We can oonhdout recommend Dr. Hostet-
tsrs celebrated Stomach Bltters: Acting as An Al
tefative and tonic IL strength the dig es tion
ohang the condition of the blood and thereby
gives reg arity to the bowels. o'eo'
or sale by Druggists and dealers generally eyery
WnoIo. -.E. jy 25-eoSl
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\ MARRIED,

Mr.. Edwsrds. Mr. EMANTEI, r. tx * TIN fa9 ~ No
MIS- SUSIE ROSE: both of Washin gton, d. C.
tfhiiadelphia and Baltimore papers please oopy.
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r"Li'E MArrKRs.-Befoys JHaies Clark s..
o.i'iies was accused Of tie;ng his horse to Cor.
PoriNon tree, and was fined 81 80
r. T. MeDonough was found drunk. and when
arrested dcned the officers to take him He went
10 ttncrn's for sixty days
yIhn Doe. (coiOred was drunk and disorderly
60 DAYS '0 "@"' o'ei iof
lined 50 81 ihe was
IN; Degges got wrathy with lady and called
LET DAD names; fined 81 S.
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The Federal Council have resolved IN dlsiapd
the troops in the Canton Ticino. where , yu,,d
Tor Austrian vessels will alone remain. Tbey
have also resolved on proposing very severe meas
ut1 W pfevent the enrolment Of the Swiss for
ioreigh miltary service. An order has been issued
70 9lsoand the troops called out during the war
ana repeating the measure against the expectation
Of arms, ammunition. &c
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The Prussian Gazette says, that I'm consec uence
OF the treaty OF peace orders Ia been Transmitted
10 the troops on the march 10 halt the respective
places where they may happen To be; also that the
proposal made by the Prussian Ambassador 10 the
ffedersl Diet, In regard 10 the federal troops
6ad, under present circumstances, been with
drawn by the Prussian Government
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VIOLATING THE IAw.-There isa law of the
corporation to prevent persons from bathing in the
e'haI between sunrise and sunset Iii lisa neces-
sIy law, preventing indecent exposures, and also
health ordinance for the canal is Certainly an
Ghhentthy place to battle during the heat of the
Ghy nevertheless, little fellows-certanlya against
.e wishes of their parents, well as in violation
v.e IA"-%ere bathing yesterday, within a few
puoic way. No one wants these little fellows &c,
Sereiy punished but the officers would confer a
iasor upon their parents, well az do their duty
break up the practice.
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RkDiyus.-The good people who resided among
Us twenty or more years ago must remember the
Old Union Literary Society, and who has not heard
with great interest and pleasure the discussions of
% many interesting questions discussed in pres
ence OF crowded audiences by its members. Its
n'H"crs have occu pied seats in the Senate of the
United Seitesand in the House OF Renre.sntativa.
aLd distinguished themselves at the bar and i'm
ue pulpit The highest honors, too. of our ow n
sity Las been bestowed upon its members. The
~ Setiteinen who Were members, and who re-
main IN our midst have determined to reyiv We IT,
venerable association, and in a short time our cit
eloquent. ~ >''' "'N '''e''
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T ADIEs, GAUZE MERINO YEsTs.55-75 :
Hanze Msfino Vests for MIsses, aas
Las,e hresd Gloves for Ladies and Gentlemen.
Ladies' Silk and Iisle 6auntet.
For sale cheap BY WIN r. RII.Ey-s
- Corner eth street, and opposite
y :. -". Centre Market
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GUY FAwxrs Rrp1vIvusl-It will be remeI

GUY fAWkES nEDiy1Fuss--xt VIII DS fcs1cia
bered that an attempt was made some four
months since to burn the building on the
corner of Cherry and Deaderick streets. In
which the Daily Gazette office and the estsb-
lisbment of Messrs. WALSH & DOUGLASS. The
fire was discovered in the celler of the latter
one night after IL O'clock just in time to save
the building. There was large quantity OF
brandy and other liquors in the celler, and
there is no telling how much mischief would
have been done.
But the fire was extinguisbed before it had
done much harm, thanks to the promptness
aud energy Of the Firemen; Messrs. WALSH &
DOUGLASS repaired the damages sustained by
their doors and floor; our neighbors of the Ga
zste recovered their equanimity ofmind. which
must have been not little disturbed by the
danger which threatened them; and the affair
was forgotten, until yesterday morning.
when Messrs. WALSH & DOUGLASS, having oc-
casion to overhaul their cellar, discovered a
keg of powder snugly hid away among the
rubbish The incendiary who fred the build
ing. evidently intended to have grand blow,
up of it. There was brandy enough in the
cellar at the time to blow up hall dozen
houses: but this modern Guy FAvKEs had
probably been drinking mean whisky SO long
that he was not aware how much healthy
blow-up there is in few casks of the genuine
article.
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New NASHVILLE Observation-Disclosures L.
Z. WILLIAMS and T. II. GLENN. well known
as the energetic aud enterprising publishers
and p=oprieiors of the Southern Homestead,
have purchased the copyright of JOHN p.
CANPBELL's Business Directory of Nashville,
and are now making arrangements to bring
out an edition for 1860. in the most hand
some style. The task Of getting up this work
could not have fallen into more competent
hands. They are determined to make the
Directory larger and more complete than it
has ever been. 1t will be printed on fine
paper, with clear type, aud will be handsome
ly bound. The business men of Nashville
will find the work very superior medium
for advertising, and they should not fail to
avail themselves of its advantages. Messrs.
WILLIAMS ard GLENN will spare neither
pains nor expense to make their Directory as
perfect as possible, and we do not hesitate to
say that il will be the most useful and re-
liable one that has ever been issued in Nash
vile. The terms upon which they propose
to publish it are unusually liberal, aud We
hope their enterprise will be literally encour'
aged.
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The THEATRE.-In our very hasty theatri-
cal notice yesterday, we failed to mention
Miss FARREN's brilliant performances on the
piano in the comedy of One Hour the evening
before, and the no less brilliant manner in
which she accompanied the instrument with
her voice. Her music was received with every
demonstration Of pleasure, and the audience
were not satisfied until it had been several
times repeated.
Tomorrow evening closes the engagement
of Mrs. and Miss FARRES here, and those
who have not seen them should not lose the
opportunities that yet remain. This evening
Mrs. FARKEN will appear as "Virginie de
Blossac" in The Wido,0s Stratqgem. and Miss
FANNY as Jeanette" Mrs. FARREN will also
appear as MARY. Queen of England in the
drama of Ary Tudor.
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New BooKs.-We are indebted to Messrs.
w. 7. BERRY Il Co. for copies OF the follow
ing new books just received and for sale by
them:
LIzzY GLENN or, The Trials Of a .SernHtress
By 4. S. ARTHUR. One vol, PIP. 253. Phila-
dephia T. b. PETERSON d Bros
THE ELEMENTS OF MORAL SCIENCE. By J.
l.. DAGG, d. D., late President ofMercer Uni
vcrsity, Ga. One vol, PIP. 374. New York (:
SHELDON q Co.
SERMONS PREACHED AND REVISED BY THE
Rev. c. II. STURGEON. Sixth Series. One
vol, PIP. $50. New York SHELDON 4 Co.
The OLD STONE MANSION. By CHARLES j.
PETERSON. One vol, PIP. 367. Philadelphia:
T. b. PETERSON Il Bros.
The Coop FIGHT, AND OTHER TALES. By
CHARLES READE, Author of - Love me Little,
Love me Long" Peg WOffington," &c.
One vol, PIP. 81. Illustrated. New York
HARPER Il Bros.
MARY LEE. By KATE LTvERMoRE. New
York: d. APPLETON g. Co. Illustrated. A
good book for children.
SWORD AND Gown. A Novel By the
Author of Guy Livingstone" One vol.
PIP. ca. New York; HARPER d BROTHER s
Paper.
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a Man Killed.

We are informed that John Cunningham,
who keeps distilery in Cannon county. u
few miles South of Woodbury., struck James
Williams, OF the same county. on the side OF
the head with bame, on Tuesday the lst
lust, and on the following Tuesday. one week
from the time the blow was rec-ived. Will
liams died. We understand Williams had
been drinking whisky the day the event Oc-
Cured. He never spoke intelligently from
the time he received the blow until The day
of his death. Cunningham and Williams
were both men of families Williams has
LETT wife and nine children in a destitute
aud dependent condition. We understand
that Cunningham has been confined in Wood
barry Jail to await trial in IA court of jus
ticr. No previous cause OF quarrel was
known to have existed between the parties
asa cause OF the deed which has been done,
aud hr. Cunningham is represented TO us as
man who has hitherto maintained the rep
utation of aquiet, inotfensive citizea.-Nur-
freesboro Netos.
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Useful I'm Every Family.
DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

vTYHAS<. DR.. KING formerly of New York for
k&ESA the last four years of Louisville, Ken
tuck who has devoted his attention TO the treat
menI Of private diseases for 80 years, hatters
himself, having attended 10 practice for SO many
years, and cured many thousands he is enabled TO
cure all diseases OF private nature, no matter how
bad they may be from lnJudIcOus medical treatment,
or from neglect Of their own Dr. Kings Dspensary
is No % Deaderick street, between Cherry and the
Square second sto where he ali diseases OF
private nature
GoSoRKHEA cured withou edIcIn ? or n
reference with business.
STRUCTURES Of old date ,efectualy cured n
q few days, by operation which causes no pain.
Where Structure exists health cannot be enjoyed.
Perhaps disease causes more mischief and under
mines the constitution SO much.
SYPHILIS, with all the diseases of the skin growing
out OF neglect or bad treatment can be eneciually
cured in a few days.
SEMINAL Observation-Disclosures been
given this disease and all :he consequences grow
ing out of II, brought on IN many Cases by the de-
ructvc habits of Inconsiderate Youths and excss
sive indulgence of passions neglect OF which will
undermine the constitution the subject
business society and causing age
Females who may be laboriag with ANY diihculty Of
tie Womb may restassafed OF immediate reiief.
Persons eslding abroad, by writing and stating
their case, with afee enclosed directed TO Or. King
No % DeaderIck street, Nashville, Tenn, viii have
the necessary medicnesent TO their address with ne
sessary directions. Strict secrecy observed. Once
hoursfr N o'cockin bemorning until IN the eve
mavSo-ind4wly
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REMOVED To MEMPHIs.-The Memphis En-
q,arer of the 10th inst says: Z" We were yes
terday informed that Judge +. l.. GARDEN
ETRE, who has for many years occupied the
bench at Sparta. White county, Tenn, bad
resigned that position, and had come to our
city to take up his residence among US, and
practice his profession at the Memphis Bar.
We welcome Judge GARDESHIRE to our
midst The good people Of Memphis may
congratulate themselves upon receiving to
citizenship gentleman Of such high intel
lectual, social and moral standing in society;
and the members of the legal profession may
well be proud of an accession to their num-
Der OF one possessing such a rich and varied
experience. aud who is so profoundly versed
In the law"
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Gommfrfial. aaa
DAILY PATRIOT oyFrcE |,
NASHVILLE. Nov. ls. 1853. /

: ~ NASHVILLE Nov. 16. 1859. I
WHEAT.-Aetivs and in demand at 81 Loo
al 90.
FLoUR.-Therei is an active demand. We
quote superfine at 81 so, there has been a
slight increase in Extra Family and prices
firm at Sc 90; Double Extra at Sc SO.
SEEDS.-Marketd dull with slight decline
in Glover Seed at Sc 50(97 90. Herds
Grass 81 25(9Sl SO; Timothy Seed So 25@
s3 so; Clean Blue Grass SITS; Stripped
81 80.
BACON.--Shoulders are worth S0s1
Hams IL 90; Clear Sides 10 IS.
LARD.-Good Lard, in suitable packages.
l209l24. rrFrwra rF ~
corn MEAL-s1@I 10. This range in
cludes the retail prices
WHISKY.--Rectified 25@2s; country
brands 500175c.
IRON.-Tennessee-Ba 5 Ac, Band 7(972.
Horse Shoe 81, Nail Rod 8. Boiler 63. Sheet
s3@93. Hoop s3@9a. Pittsburg-BAr 81.
Band 3l96. Horse Shoe 5, Nail Rod q, Sheet
NAILS.-Tbrees So SO. Fours 81 SO per
keg. Skies 81, Fights So IS, Tens and larger
sizes So so. = ~
DRIED FRUIT.-Little doing. Apples
81 90. Demand good. Peaches-none in
market.
RoPE.-Grass l2}@ 14c. Jute I2i, Cotton
Thread 223(923.
2
SHOT.-Buck 81 40 Drop 81 80 per Dag.
Notwithstanding So 90, and Rife 81
90 per keg.
GINSENG.--In fair demand at an increas-
ed price. We quote at 3O(935 cents.
FEATHERS.-Therei is a moderate demand
for this article; price SO cents.
BEESWAX.-In demand at rs cents.
SALT-Fine sack il worth Sl75(9$2 90;
Coarse. 81 so. Barrel 40c per bushei.
SUGAR.-We quote, in bbls, 8 . 9 /,
cent less in hhds. N. Y. Coffee Sugars 100
l1Rc :Crushed and powderedI (9l24c; Loaf
l1Rl2.
MOLASSES---In barrels, 40, in halves
As cents.
GOLDEN SYRUP.--In Barrels zoe, in
half-barrels rs, in kegs so cents.
COFFEE Stock light, demand fair.
Prime Rio is worth I24(GI3 cents. Laguyra
IA; Java 1920.
CANDLES.--Star, firm at I9 for IA OF;
Fl for full weight; Tallow, lie.
HIDES AND LEATHER.-We quotegreen
hides cents, dry II;
Oak Sole Leather SOC. p q. for best quail:
ity; Harness 80.
RAGS.-For Cotton Rags in good order
cents is readily paid.
WOOL.-Tub-washed in demand at 80
cents, pulled. 28(@30; unwashed 1920.
OlLS.-Linseed, S5c; Lard L 10; Tanners
75(9100; Cod Liver 81. e..r
BALED HAY From store $50 per ton
stock light.
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Dried Peaches.

Ultra Pine ~iag T0eaocs, for sale az
LIS RAINS. Brown 400
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Fancy Goods.

lust received fresh stock Of Fancy Goods
81 Combs, Brushes, Parsea, Packet Beeks PeF tr
Aonnsies, leather sairh-is, Travelling Cases., Shell
faeking Combs, Vest Battons Azars, STRAPS roliet
Mirrors, scissors HALVES, sc. ,slifor salsiow By
nosi2n IN AcGiiI-
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NEW ORLEANS, Nov. H.-Cotton-sales to-
day 10000 bales; middling 10s a liz. Sugar
buoyant, 81 a u The frost has injured the
crop. Mess pork dull, SIS 90 SIS 25. New
York sight exchange } discount. Ster-
ling 50 9.
New YORK. Nov. 17.-Fiour dull, Gales
5000 bbls 81 GOA 81 So. Corn dull.
New YORK, Nov. H.-Evening.-Cotto
dull; sales to-day 1000 bales; prices easier
but quotations unchanged Mess pork SIS 90
SIS 50. Sugar-Muscovado 6a all.
CINCINNATI, Nov. l7.-noon-Flour steady;
sales 1900 barrels at 81 so. Whisky, sales
100 barrels at 224. Corn active; holders de-
mand an advance of l to 2 cents. Oats
quiet A. Sugar is in improved demand at I
advance; prime Sc. Coffee l33. Molasses
As. IS.
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49, TIL. pbiIadelnbia pr>., savs. n

~ The Philadelphia Press says: =" II Is
clear that Mr.. BUCHANAN Is in the field for re-
eiation. The programme Isl very simple one.
He expects to unite the South at the Charles
ton Convention, after a contest between
others, and, with the aid OF Northern votes,
to secure nomination; then, by the aid Of u
united Southern vote at the November con-
test in 1860. he looks forward to the Electoral
Colleges of Oregon, California, and New
Jersey to swell up his vote, a 10 ieaps The do
eisisn Of It 10 Pennsylvania. When that con-
tingency arises, may we be there to see.'"
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q A l4I IA - Vi = Il
Louisville. Nv.

The Proprietors of the GAIT House, pre-
pairing for a large increase of travel Z, n the
opening of the Louisville aud Nashville Rail-
road, have enlarged the Hotel to do1o.e its
former capacity, with new and exclusive Bill
lard Rooms, Bath Rooms, &c.
The public may rely that the well-earned
reputation of the Gait House. as strictly first
class Hotel. shall be maintained. The House
is most conveniently located for travel East
or West, as the Louisville Office of the JEFF
fersonvile Railroad, having direct Railroad
connections to all Northern and Eastern Cit
les, and the landing of the United States Mail
Line Steamers for Cincinnati and the East,
are within a square of the Hotel.
~ Baggage Checked in the Gait House
to all the principal points, North, East and
West.
g- Time from Louisville to New York
3s hours. auglS-6m
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Toys and Fancy Articles.

A heaatifal assortment Just opened AZ i.ack = Nj
"a sc aaa Fancy store ga ChaFoh street. Call an.
sss'ntne eefo:e parc haaiag sIss here
oer3t-0
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from Rrown.vfiIe.

New ORLEANS, Nov. ia gentleman
from Brownsville on the fourth reports to the
True Delta that no attack had been made by
Cortinas on that place, but one was hourly
expected
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Jasper Branch Railroad.
oyucK NASH. \ Car. R1IlkoAp Co.

OpucK ASH a CHAT. RAuRoApCo.l
October ), 1883.
DY orderofthe Board OF directors calls are made
ID ON the stock OF lbe Company subscribed for
building branch road from bridgeport TO Jasper,
pay able t. the Treasurer ofthls Company astOlows
one dollar on each share Oh the 1st Of November,
1889 aud two dollars ON each share the LIST dA
Of December, 1883, January, February, March,
APrii, Nay. June, July August. eptelnbsr. oeto-
Der aud November 1850.
Payment may DO made 10 jackson Pryor, at Jas
per, the Treasurer at his ONCE in NasB vile.
PromptHrssin meeting these calls Ia requested OF
the subscriDeFs ~ stcE the construction Of Ihs
road depends excusiveiy on the means provided
specifically FOR that purpose.
ocl4-u W. A. GLEANES. Treasurer
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-18

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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-18

~ Mayor BAuoH, of Memphis. has vetoed
the ordinance passed at a recent meeting OF the
City Council legnlizing street railways, upon
the ground that they would be in opposition
TO the will Of the people Us expressed at the
polls recently, upon the proposition to grant
the right of way to the NJ. & G. r. X. CO..
to extend their road through the city TO the
river