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III ENRl LHoFEIr-Marbrier, Went de-
tahlir a st. Matinville I'M atal;er an now.
inehts %tunebres en- tous genres, fait les ;nscrirt ;nns
et SC charge arssi DIES iaurnituros de griiless nonr
Sc %rftfrera Jonathan Harris N'
opetonsas, II aout ls5s.-ia
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A LBERT DEJEAN, Avocat ct Conseil.
- Ter, 0pelousas, Le., s'occnppera toute atfaire
sa profession, tant dams la paroisse de st
Landry que dams les ~paroisses avoisinantes.
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nErlcn nina. u THE PARISH or SAINT LANDRY
IND TOWN COUNCIL.
POTTER, Publisher.
70 a False Friend.

u IL. Editor

|IL|Ef= IS IO u aIESe Ettctsks e. EGAN e.
And can the ties of Friendships year
Be slightly snapt and brolg4?
And can we part, and shed no tear
Not'e'er that tender token ? Elas
But, ali experience has not taught
My heart enough Of sorrow, 4
But you, Il lend my soulentss sought,
Ace viii e-morrow a.
tooss Il glass en- but a 81 a
Bright spark seemed v to hide,
But ali my ms s. lid
II 2ughly tasits pooh lgth tried
' ) broken!
then grown a man, q fair htsied maid
plighted her faith to mins
The world to nc had scarce a shade, "
The sun seem'd Ger to shine. m
But scarce a year had passed away.
When sternly we both parted;
She loved her love for scarce a day,
And left him hroken-hearted
/ took a glass when a child.
Bright sparkles seemed thin to hide,
But, all! my miith was a DO Wild
Too roughly was its poor strength tried
-. .H, Twas broken!
4 n XII ..
4 sought a friendTsnd drsampt of bliss,
Our bonds we're ed nightly
said, " What joy Chg this?
Can time then tread fly"
But scarce Il yea away,
His love had ta1A@.
] woke--it was no loiss
Our friendship saiAss$ d night!'
. 4a.1- ~ 49,. II. HMEsIl
Bright sparklcst %sthin to hide,
But, ali my mi.9 evld-
Too roughly ~ ossth tried
4s broken
-- e,
pfEfHTb fE yEAP JoEf
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H0TEL DE LAIGLE, autrefois "Galt

- House" Washington, La. ,.suaS
ELISHA 7. GRE1ELIlE, du Mississippi, 11siifAMM
ayant aehete eette ~propriete annonce au ssiiss#ssMA
public, quill est maintenant prct a recevoirkaAEHHA
Gtablissement est situe entire les denx debarcaderes,
ct faisant face aa Courtableau. Les appartements
ont etc no~uyellement garnis en- neuf. lie %proprie-
taife ose esperer que par des efforts ineessants, de
pouyolr rendre sa maison aussi commode e agreable
q ses patrons, que tout autre Establishment de ce
genre, a la eampagne.
IL y a aussi nne bonne eeurie.
Washington. 20 mars 1ShS. +.
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80 Menty, do do do Is
AUSSI: ID mulets, 4 'chevaux creoles, l cheval
amerieain, 2 paires de hnufs de tire, 20 tetes dc
m%ontons, environ so tAtes de betes a cornes douces.
! lot de eoehons, ! lot d'outils de tonnellier, 8 passe-
partout, | egoTne. l lot de tarieres ct de ciseaux,
moulin a mais, outils aratoires, compass ct chaine
d'arpenteur, l bottle ~dinstraments nlathematigues,
nm buggy ct harnais, meubles nNeablants, batterie
de cuisine, l chaudiere il suere ct I'm lot de mars.
Termes ct conditions-Toutes sommes de $50
ct audessous payables compliant. Les meubles Il I'M
credit, de douze mois du jour de Ia vente, pourvu
que lie montant de lfachat allie audela de $50. Les
e~sclaves a I'M credit de II mois du jour de Ia vente.
L'habitation ct les %terres, Il IN credit de ], 2 ct 3
ans du jour dc Ia vente, payables en- trois placements
egaux ct aunnes. Les aeauereurs devant fo,rnir
leurs bilets avec caution solldaite A Ia satisfaction de
lExecuteur. Lesdlts billets fats payables a l'ordre
de ct endoss6s par l'acqudreur an bureau de Caleb
l.. Swayze, vile des Opelousas. Lesdits hillets por.
tant intereta raison de hut pour cent par an de
Fhdcheance. Les terres ct les ~esclaves dernellrant
sp6cialement hypotlleques a la succession ~jusqu'hu
Placement final du principal ct des inter6ts qui au-
ront pa s'aeeroitre, auc,ne p~ropriet6 ne sera livrGe
ayant que les conditions de la vente ne soient rem
plies. ' 4-aas -- {. L. SWAzE.
Dec p, 1858 Executeur Testamentaire,
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10 Mulets americans ; .--.. .
. Chevanx americans
~ Jnments am6ricaines &c.
Jnrhents amerfeaines avec 4 Poulains
10 paires de Bmufs de tire y
Environ rs Vaches (moitiG Durham) ayec leurs
vealx /;
Environ so tetes de Bdtes d cornes douces
I'm troupeau de Moutons d'enSiron lao tetcs
Tn lot de Cochons;
Wagons, Charrettes, Moulin a grual Ustensiles
%aratoires, 0utils de Forgeron ct de Tonnelier, etc,
ETC., etc;
Plusieurs milliers de barils de MaIs, qui sera
yendn en- lots pour fayoriser les acquereurs:
Foin, Paille de mais, ETC.;
I'm lot dc Meubes de maison
une B%arouche, ETC., etc, etc., etc.
CoNDITIoNs:-Toutes sommes de cinquante pias-
tres ct au-dessons, payAbles compliant. Les proprie-
ties mobitieres a lin credit dun an a oompter da jour
de la ventes ponfyli qnele mohtaut DIES aehats ex.
etde clnGftante piastres. Les esclaves a I'm credit
dun ct deux ans, Ggalement du jour de Ia vente,
paynbles en- paiemens unnuels ct tgnux. L'habita.
tlon ct les terTes d IN credit de I'M, deux ct trois
ans, payables EN- termes annuels ct egauX. Les ac-
q,erenis devront fournir leurs obligations ayee eau
ton solidaire d Ia satisfaction de Tadministrateur;
lesdites obligations faites payables au bureau. dc
Caleb L. swayze. en- Ia vile des Opelousas. Il fordre
des souscriptenrs ct par enx endosses; lesquelles
obligations porteront interet Il raison de hut pour
cent par an il partir de leeheance. Une hypo-
theqne spectacle ct lie privilege du vendellr seront re-
serves en- fayeur de Ia succession sur les terres ct
les eaciayes, jusqn'au Placement final DIN capital ct
des ihterets. Aucune prnpriet6 lie sera deiiyree il
molns. que Taequtie'r matt au prealable strictement
renpi1 les formalites prescrites dams les conditions
plus haut enoncGes.
Opelousas, A deeembre 1858. q
III. SWAYZE, Administrator
de la succession de fen Dame Amelia NJ. King.
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TOHN u. KING, AvocAT.-A transporte
= son Office a l'encoignure des rues Landry ct
Marcf6, ct attenant 4 son domicile, presque en- face
ldu bureau dn Greiier.
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Lr,nsii, II Janvier 1850,

~. FoPf'eVNH IT uI"s.RF uNNIItEs3 It bHVUIT.
To-: La terre sur laqaelle la defuntc residait en-
dernier lieu, ensemble avec toutes les batisses ct
ameliorations qni y'sont situ6es, contenant six cent
quarante ct 10000 acres, hornee au Nord par les
telIes de VIM Gober, au Sud par madame Woods, a
fonest par la terre de Isaac r., jackson, ct a FIST
par une terre slppnsde appartenir au domaine, Ia
dite terre est situee dams cette dite Paroisse, sur
Spring Bayou, Ia plus grande partie de eette terre
ayant etc donnde a Olivia A. Barton, par VIM B.
Lewis, tpoise dc John Morrow; ct Ia balance avant
etc aequise, par ct ayec lie consentement ct lsayis
dune assemble de famille DIES enfants de laaite de.
ft,nte. de William i. Goodwin ct est collnue CONNIE le
uDunu TrnrkI
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Il Goods. I'M Ek I
s.. BLOCH

>. BLOCH
a.. Has just received his stosl :,
FALL AND WINTER aoons II
to which he respectable ins;.. III Il
OF bis friends and tn pa, hlaes ~ NJ
hheh Inquired and plain Silks. eeasaays
all wool De,o;p...
Poaplains and Ginglams' les
and plain black and colassaa
r.a. alpacas, and Merinos.
French Satin and Casbmersllra s,a.
Striped Scoth Plaids. 80 iosses,
fihe asst French and English Prints
EMBRo1DER1Es. ETC.
huproiuefe swiss and cambria eollan
Nalencienes collars. sses,
Lace collars and sleeves.
Llnef-cambric handkerchief
Thread and valenciencs laces s'
Swiss and j~acouet edgings,
inserting,
French %corsets, of all kinds.
White and colored thule.
Mercelleine and florence sjlks
Black and white rnshes. 4
sHAwLs, CLoAKs AND MAyTun.a5
Black and colored chenills s|,awls
!" p P'sns merInos aad caAs
Cloth aud Silk Cloak.
Black Silk velvet Cloaks and Manii TlsIs1s
Buck and cnlored Cloth CIoaks.
v ~ Fsortment of fancy Ball Dressae
white, pink, blue and yellow TarIatans'
hiohohs OF every quality and description
Artifcials, etc. etc. S,
GLOVES AND MITTs.
White and black silk Gloves,
White, black and colored kid d.,
Gents white, black and colored kid %.
Cashmere, huckskin and Wool Ridia, i
Ladies' and Gents cloth l. buckskin tsauss !
Twisted silk Mitts, 'sSs3
Worsted 8,.
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"A LPHONSE DEBAILLON, Eucanteur
a Public dams ct pour Ia Paroisse st. Landry.
Tout ordre laisse chez lui GU au bureau de T.S
Robin sera promptement execute.
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r A VIS-0n demande Il loner mmediatemept
- WINCH NEGRES pourtravailler sur ane 81,
s%aererie. On donnera lie pins haut prix OF on *
poiera compliant. S'adresSer au bureau du q
Patriotic on a NJ. Ebert Can't. au Bayou Wayia-
Opelousas. . octobre ISIS.
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THEODORE DEVALCOURT, Notairse
Public ct Eneanteur dams ct pour In Paroisse
ST. Landry. Bureau au Grand Coteau. Tout oilre
laisse an Inagasin de Mr.. j.. B. PoL1EGuE sera
dromptement execute.
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THEODOsE s. ROBIN, Avocat, oare SEES
SEES services a. ses amis ct au public du Quatorzi-
ame ct Quinzieme District Judiciaire. Son bureau
est aux Opelousas. Avril Z.
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INOR SALE.--Six hundred anu ca sv'l v
Ridge s' Pari 81 'o Of Av '''sI5 for terms and CO. con-, - i
ditions apply at the Opelousas fa1f lo..
EREsH GARDEN SEEDS l na'' !.
4 received an assortment OF thg III, cnn. ss3S
t Hiasst to ,'r receive fresh supplies direct from ID
the Gardens.
opelousa.. October %, 1875; -cr prgRsR
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nR. UAsADAyANT, Chirurgien Dcntis-

TYR. UASADAyANT, Chirurgien DENTS
~ tc4-Remercie respectuensement ie public pour
le patronage libiral quill lui a accorde Tors dd der
MGR voyage quill a fait dams notre lecalitd. Ayant
pris de n~onvea,x engagements aux Opelousas, ilsera
dc retour ici lie 20 decelnble proclaim on il restera
peniaut fuelqaes sempiiios 4 l'hotel de NJ. Hayes
dams lie but dy exereer sd profession
EtaHt favorahlement eonnu ct ~jouissant dune re-
rutatien marit6e dams les p~aroisses de Quest Baton
Rougeset ~Iberyllle, il sen ref6le aux principaux ha.
bitants de eessdeux Paroisses.
Les personnes qni desireront SEES services voudront
bien laisser lenrs ordres a Ihotel de NJ. Hayes on
lui ecrife.
lOpelousas, Is novembrc 1853.
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NEDTE DE sUCCESSION.-H sera vendu, EN-
vente pablique, en- vertu dun ordre de la Cour
de District, au plus haut ct dernier enchdrisseur, par
le soussign6 enci'nteur, Il Ia derniere residence de
teu Thomas G. Cheney, All Bayou Chicot, a environ
trois miles de distance du magasin de Woolf, lie
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nu1NiSE.-3eo onces, a 7endre a bon marehS,
TX par p. l., HERRARp.
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i Encanteur Public sans
4 Ssspisse St. Landry. Bureau i "a
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GOSELIN,s PIERRE, Menuisier ct Char
NJ rof, oHre SEES services au public, SEES prix Sc
ront modefes pour du compliant settlement. q
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QNEzIME A. GUIDRY, Notaire q.
~ ~eanteur public dams ct pour la Paroisse s.
dry. Bureau d la Maison de Cum. \
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% Dec. ONEz. A. GUIDRY. Encanteur.
VENTE DE. Observation-Disclosures
Y de Olivia A.. Burton,

En- vertu d I'm ordre de la Cour de District, ennis
commencement Il I'M %ingement, dams l'sffaire de Chi
IONA |. y. Morrow aponse etc, vs.. John orrow,
Iutenr, etc, Cour de District, Paroisse de st. Ian.
dry, Ne. 1856. II serat vendu Il la derniete residence
do la defunte, maintenant la residence de John
Morrow, lie
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1Trn!cs CT p"FtH1t1"Hs'~-F THgt pour cent du priX
dachat des ~esclaves compliant, la balance du prix
dachat en- trois %paiemens Gganx il partir du premier
jour d'avil 1860: lie premier placement deyant tchoir
le premier jour d'avril lsG0: lie second, lie premier
jour du mois d'ayril ls6l; lie trpisieme ct dcrnier
due payable en- trois placements egaux ct annuels. en-
partant dn Ter avril 1850: lie premier Placement de-.
want echeir le Ter avril lsGl; lie 2me Placement lie Ter
arril 1860. -
Les aeau6reurs devront fournir caution solidaira.
les esclaves ct la terre devrout roster hypoteun6s i
ladite succession, ct toutes sommes qui he seront
pas ponctuellement payees, devtont porter hut pour
cent Tan dinteret de ltcheanee de leurs dates res.
peetives.
ST, Landry, 2 octobre 1858,
J.. V. CHACHERE. Sheriff
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H0TEL DIR VILLE.-Le soussigne a
- fhonneur d'infnrmer lie public quill est pref a
T%ecevoir, ct logger au moins loo pensionnaires dams
son grand ct eomlaode Hotel situe sur la rue du
Maine, dams la vile de St-Martin. Les ci,alnbtes
ont bien aerses, ct les repas seront %tonjours des
neilleurs.
II a aussi onyert sur lie beau terrain touchaut 4
ghotel, une ecurie de lonage GU lon pouria touiours
g procurer, IA des prix moder6s des Voitures Buggys.
6aikys ct des Chesaux de Voitme ct de selle
=. c. DoUMENGE.
"A Wis AUX CoSTRIBUABLES.-At At
- tention!.i-Les contribuables qni mont pas en-
core pages icnrs taxes de 1857, sont, par les pre-
sentcs avertis, que mon depate, John B. Bihm,
proeedera imm6diatement 4 faire des sa~isiesd,aDres
Ia loi. Ceux qui veulent s'eviter des frais feront
bien de venir me tronyer sans ddlai, a mon bureau
aux 0pelousas. En- mon absence, Joseph ID. Richard
est autorise par moi de collector lesdites taxes.
Opelousas, II JUN 1865.
GILBERT CAN'T,
Coliecteur des Taxes.
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nEBAILLON s CARRIlIRE, Consigna-
~ taires, Expeditionnaires ct Marchands Com
MISSIONARIES, Washington, La.
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~ oIICh.-From the LIST of March, 1858,
~ all Carriage Work must be paid =, >
for on delivery. We are unable 10 tA5as#s=@5fe-sts
continue the business on any other A2Aai-2Sss
opelousss, February ~, 1858,
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HILAIRE DESsEssARTs, Collecte
IL Crieur public, oifre SEES services aux citf rs De
st. Landry. Toute aiiaire qni lui sera COPE rece-
5vra 81 prompte attention. finest associ9 ayec per-
some nj pour Pune nj pour I'autre de ces deux bran
ches. 20 mars 1858.
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NEW sToRE.-T1e subscriber has lust
~ opened a fresh and elegant assortment of nner-
%chandize, at the store formerly occupied by Messrs.
TENN Y Poiret, consisting of Fancy Dry Goods,
Hats, Shoes, Clothing, %Saddlcry, Trunks, Hardware,
p,erlutuery etc., ETC., which he will sell for cash as
Sheap as the same goods can he bought in the New
oHeans Market S. LEVY.
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pour
ices a SEES
.Myera tou

j. BEAUGHt Encantenr dams ct
= . pour Ia Pproissi st. Landry, executera ayee
promptitnde tolte atfairc qni hi senl contG. Blu
reau aux Opelousas. 27 mars 1868. =.
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9aiIp Nninn& 9mtritarl



On the evening cf the 18th inst, al South Frank
lin, Mass, young man named Jonathan Wales,
q rejected lover Of young lady named Susan v
Whiting murdered her as she was returning from
. party, By shooting her through the head with a
pistol. The unfortunate girl never spoke after re-
eeiviug the fatal wound. The murderer ran Of
immediately after committing the act, and was
found next day in secluded spot, dead, after hav-
ing shot himself through the boiy.
1t appears, from the following statement that
enc Of the immediate prOvOcatiOns to the act was
the thoughtlessness of his friends in commenting
On the ground Of The rejection-the disparity Of age
of Wales by the girls parents:
About fortnight since, says the Boston 1raUsisT,
at q meeting Of the South Franklin Lyeenm, several
of the young men who had heard of the rejection
Of Wales By Susan willing TO sacrifice his feelings
20 their love Of sport, arranged 10 have a discus
sion on the subject Re solved, that a msrried
man should be ten years older than his wife"-and
to complete their plan for amusement at his ex-
pense, managed to have him speak on the afirma-
tive The school-house was crowded, and, as was
intended, the discussion soon assumed a personal
character, and his affairs we're alluded to with such
freedom Is 10 exssperate him greatly. After this
he was frequently joked on the subject, and it il
thought that this disregard for his finer feelings
caused the deliberate commission Of the double
crime. We have the names of those who originate
the plan Of discussion, bat refrain from publishing
them; il the persons have human feelings they
will suffer enough without this publicity. Two
tombstOnes will be erected which will be last
ing monumen.s 10 their careless and unfeeling con
duct.
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invite the attention Of friends and the public
ally to large stock Of Groceries Wines Liquors and
havana Cigars The system intend pursun keeping
assortment, together with the perfect arrangement possess
for the purchase Of Goods will enable usO offer to buyers induce
ments unsurpassed by any house in the city.
Country Merchants with the Cash viii find it their
tse TO call and examine stock before purchasing elsewhere
We call particular attention stock Of Lie which
Is very complete and W'rran pure aud unauthorized Our
stock consists In part Of the following:
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FISHER, WIRELESS & co.,
WHOLESALE GROCERs,
General Commission and Produce
MER HANTs,
COTTON AND TOBACCO FACTORS,
Corner of Broad ana Market streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
GROCERIES.
VNTE receiving the lagszt and most desirable
w stock Of Groceries offered the trade by any house
in the city, 70 wit:
81 hhda New Orleans Sugar;
$50 bags do do Coffee;
20 barrels Plantation Molasses;
- Is do do de
465 boxes Star Candles;
1000 kegs assorted Nails
50 boxes Tallow Candles;
40 barrels Crushed Sugar
IS boxes W r Cheese;
IS do ED do
800 barrels Whisky, all brands;
. casks Imported French Brandy;
de Holland Gin;
$50 boxes Family Soap;
$50 boxes Fresh Rasns:
100 4 do do do
IS "a do do do
$50 boxes Fresh Cove Oysters
ll65 bags Fine Salt;
go do Coarse do
100000 Cigars all brands;
i75 boxes Chewing Tobacco, all grades.
With other articles mention all Of which
viii sell at unusually low prices to cash dealers
deci9-d FISHER, WIRELESS q co.
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REMOVAL.
JAMES ID. EEEEII 81 co.

AVE their large and comm0dous Wsrshouss,
Nos q g. West Second between Vine and Race
VI - their old stand where they prepared
puTcass sell ali kinds Of Produce and Merchandise
do a general Commission and Forwarding Business.
COnsenments and Orders viii have prompt personal aisa0
III ? Refer % Nashville Merchants generally.
Ian flua-f
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J = G.
Ii U h G e & LIE N,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Commission n Produce Merchants,
8RANDIES, WINES, CIGARS, &C.,
COR. OF COLLEGE AND SPRING sTs- NASHVILLE, TENN
VETE are now in receipt large we'll assorted stock
wv Groceries, Liquors. &C. to which we invite the attention
of the trade
$50 hhds Louisiana Sugar $50 bb Baltimore and Louisiana
100 bbls Y and Philadelphia Coffee Sugar;
Crushed Sugar. 70 bbs Baltimore and Louisiana
so bbls Y and Philadelphia Loaf Sugar;
Powdered Sugar; 95 bbs Baltimore and Philadel-
phia R Sugar
Coffee.
500 sacks Rio Coffee, 25 do o. G. Java Coffee,
iO' mOlasses.
go H6s New Molass 50 ten gallon kegs Geld Syrup,
Sundries.
$50 boxes Star Candles, 200 doz Painted Buckets,
$50 a do do IS Painted Tubs,
900 u do do $50 dozen Washboards,
$50 boxes Tallow do 900 doz BroOms.
100 do Pearl Starch; 50,J assorted Cigars,
900 do Bar Soap, IS bxs smoking Tobacco;
% chests Green Black Tea 500 do Manufactured do all
80 do Pepper, 100 6xs CARROTS Snuff
10 bales Ginger, 50 kegs Shot, assorted sizes;
100 casks New Castle Soda, . do Bar Lead;
100 bxs do in papers, IS Mason's Backing;
scasks Dutch Nader; $50 do window Glass
25 tieroesfr esh Rice, 500 bbls Kenhaws Salt,
LIQUORS.
Bbs Deans Whisky bbls best Robertson county
JOG do Wilshire's Whisky,
IS do Ward & Cary do $50 bbls Rye & Bourbon do
. Smiths old do 100 bxs Longworhs CataWba
Wine Wine 1 ''-'-' 20 4 casks oil Burgundy Port
S 4 pipes Jean Louis Brandy; Wine;
pipes Holland Gin; 50 Iask Champagne Wine
20 bbls Ale; 10 bbs Vinegar;
. London Porter;
Together with other articles usually kept in the Grocery
inc janl2l BUhGE 4 ALLEN.
TRIMMINGS STORE.
OSCAR 30 HME IL CO.,
Have just opened at their stand
NO. 2 Union street,
complete stock Of Fail and Winter
DRESS AND MANTILLA TRIMMINGS.
COMPRISING fu assortment plain and figured Velvet
Ribbons, Gallons Fringes, Buge Gnps Grape Trimmings,
entirely new that could be the Eastern Markets
Istock of:
Tephin MerinO and Shetland WoOls
Embroidered Silks Crochet Embroidery and spool
Cottons, we'll other material for Knitting, Netting En-
broder and Crochet scOmpee and larger IN variety
Qua than We also continue TO manufacture
Fringes, TaSseIs, Buttons, COrsds, &c.s
To order usual and will try TO suit all and everybody
sepl9-h
WOOD SAWS.
XKTE have excellent article Of Wood Saws and Saw Horses
Nv Collins and other brand Of Axes
Plain and Ornamental Coal Scuttesi
Vases Cea and Cinder Shovel5;
Irons Strands. OF all qualities
Hearth Brooms. busters and Door Mats.
MACKENZIE AINCHIN, '
movie IA College street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-26

PEPPER, SPICES, &c,
Sauce Buekvheat Beef Tongues Dried Beef Chocolate Cocoa
Split Pear Cranbsres Powders Isingass Geaire
Ian haecarOn and Vermcel, Ded Dutch and Rec Herring
CHEESE.
English Dairy Pine Apple Holland, 6ruyere, Sapo Sage Pa
GRASS, &c.
Durham, Lexington, DiIsn, Aromatic Epeuran French,
H.--Cslgates osvegs, Pearl and Corn Starch
YEAST POWDERS.--Preston Merrrs
CANDLES.--spsrr, Star and Fancy CoIOred Wax
SOAP.--Rsmily, CASTLE and Toilet
Wooden and Willow Ware,
Matches and TabI Salt,
RIce-.Fresh Carolina.
Leaf Cru.ee. Powdered, rAnuiat.d, Clarified and sStrs
choice Brown sOse@.
COFFEE.
Java, MOebe, Lsguyrs, HAVANA, Cape and RE.
MOLASSBS.
Choice Sugar House, Golden Syrup, from eeIcAers Rsfnss
Az AErcLn DELIVERED FREE o. DaAr.ar
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