davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-28
LoCAL AID sTATE.
a. rraf EKritsmoHf 90 Heuth End hi
Hruah ~ New ffnHds,

a. rrat EKriismeHt 80 HoUih EHd-i be
nruah ~ New tfnHds,
Thursday morning some twelve ladies Of
this place took brushes and paint and paint
cd the fence around the South Paris Ater
obey had been % work awhile, some hind
friends treated them 10 lemonade, when they
rc-upplied the brush with renewed Ngor
From haIy examiaation Of he work, We
pronounce Il very well done nor 10 this very
strange, for the ladies have ql0ays bad the
name ofbeng good at PanfiHg We can
consceuli0uGly recommend them % any in
want " work IN lhis line. Il seems now %
be an established fact that ladies can do some
things as well as Others. Three ehssrs Tor
the fair ones 81 the South End.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-28

o. Baron Won llum',old,, tho man Of
science, nud undoubtedly the most learned
man OF The age, died at Berlin, on the 9th
irSt His works have placed hin, ~, the head
of tho scictihr world, and given him rrpu-
tllinn- greaier-iAIn- thai Non hx amy man
As a traveller, a scientific traveller, no man
ever cqualled him, and iew have over extend
ed their researches as far, he explored Cen
raj aud South America, Mexico and the
United States, in the early part of this centu-
nv, and has published a series Of elaborate
scientific works, thatarc without EQUALS. Ho
did not live long enough 70 finish his last
aud greatest work, the summing up of his
long and laborious life, and containing the
cream of his laborious existence. He never
ceased TO learn, aud had he lived through
The century, would never have ceased 10 in
struct.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-28
To Publishers of Newspapers

4 gentleman u age and experience la writing
for pspef-thoroughly 'eTsed in the politics NJ
lhs eountry-aud candid, ablc writer, wishes 60
obtain situation In some prominent Republican
Weekly CT Daily paper DAILY prcf@redl as edl-
tor Or assistant editor in either 81 hs Nsw Eng
land States Or any u tho Free States
Ilsferencs 10 c. N, stone Calsdgnian oHss,
81. Johnsbury, w. 5sa
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-28

~ Somebody accounts for western hospi-
talitySby saying that where houses are as far
apart as in that part Of the country a stran-
ger is as welcome as newspaper, and is
commonly used us one. -tto moment he
arrives he is put in press" aud, what is
more, kept there I'LL all the news that has
happened for the last six months is thorough
y squeezed out Of him, and bottled up for
future use, a man that tells a COED murd,r
story could travel from one end Of Indiana
10 tho other without expense.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-28

~ The editor Of the Albany Evening
journal heard the Rev. Henry Ward Bee
chers reply TO the speech Of Daniel Lord, at,
the business meeting OF the American Tract
society, and says Of il; at was one of the
most overwhelming and eloquent speeches
we ever listened to. For more than an hour,
he held three hundred people speil.buund.
No accurate report has yet been made of il
nut 1t viii be reported. 1t seemed the mas-
ter speech OF his life"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-28

Mass CONVENTION AT ClEyELANp.--Thorr
was n Mass Convention at Cleveland. Tues.
day, Of persons opposed TO the Fugitive Slave
Act 1t was well attended. Dcclafalious
were read and resolutions passed denouneing
the fugitive slave act, the bred Scott decision,
and the Supreme Court. The melting declar-
ed that the Oberlin rescuers were entitled 10
their liberty. Mcssrs. Giddings Wade,
Chase and others spoke
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-28

W Out in Ohio, the other day, Miss Goss
recovered 81 300 from her lover Smook. tho
son OF a substantial farmer for neglec,ing to
marry her after many years Sparkling" Iii
spa that both Miss Goss and Mr. Smook
are well satisfied with the result.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-28
Gold In Vermont.

The Chronicle says that the gold hunters
in Plymouth find encouragement, and in
crease IN numbers Operations there are en-.
larging daily-whether to disappoint or re.
ward the operators is STILL however to be de
cided.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-28

o. FillibuStcr Walker has been heard
from. lie was last seen on board the steam
ship Ori1aba, with three hundred men. n,
was supposed, bound for Southern Mexico.
He is undoubtedly on another Of his pcrodi-
cal fllihustcr excursions. Flllibastering is a
monomanig with him, and he no sooner gets
safely brought back from one unsuccessful
ioray of the kind, than he is of on another.
1t is somewhat strange that he can find any
one demcnted enough to 80 with him on his
foo-hardy expeditions.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-28

CO. lhe Was ueuEd does not keep pace
''t -..tii- "..."-,-'i..,, rha .-~apt hattie
That every report promised 70 bring along
next time, had not come oGut the las, arrival.
The dilatory course Of the Ausuians, seems
to have los, them the advantage Of striking
the first blow, when their enemies were
comparatively unprcpargd. The Smdiuidus
had inundated their whole country, which
impcded the movements Of the invaders, but
bcyound that there is no satisfactory solution
ct tiisf tisis tii-e,st -,,,sitr.ti tli,a
diplomacy may have something to do with
the matter. The Austrinns appear to have
taken the backward track, The French are
pouring their tr5~ps into Sardinia as rapidly
as possible, and Napoleon has made a formal
declaration OF war against Austria. In his
proclamationtho French Emperortake strong
and spocious ground, and finds good cause
against Austria and in favor Of Italian indc.
?endcncc. But il he intends simplyto trans
TT ftTty from 7tugrrjaU ruruiUj0r1 II f-rrrrr'r
control lac will raise up combination such
as destroyed his uncle. lie is certainly fair
spoken, il profession goes for anything, Ma.
poleon must have credit for good intentions.
Let his actions determine his motives. lie
denies the alliance with Russia.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-28

1--WE TOLD You so."-Thc latest accounts
from the Pixies Peak gold region arc of the
most deplorable condition of things there,
and terrible sufcrinss among the inhabitants
and emgrants
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-28
Knights Tomplars.

The de Molay Encmpmeut Of Ibis order
u Masons, vino have been on au excursion
from Boston TO Richmond, Washington,
baltimore and other places, returned on
Tuesday last, and were received by their
brethren Of the Boston Enclpmen1 The
latter some $50 strong proceeded from
Nassau IT6Tl' accompaniment Nv fftU''t
ton Brass R1ud, 20 the Norfolk Iiousr-
RoSbury, whore shortly after four o'clock
they received the cKcursionjss in true knight
ly style. Both en,nmpmcnu then marched
ipto Boston, headed by tho drum major of
Gilmoreb Band,-which accompanied them
on their eXcur.ion,--and large detachment
of police to clear the streets, which were lit
orally packed foil Of men, women, children
and carriages, They marched through some
Of the principal streets, across the Common,
and then repaired to their head quarters nt
Nassau Hall, whore time was spent in ma.
King speeches, receiving aud giving oongrat-
ulations, Sc Sc, Altogether the reception
was ono of the most imposing and beautiful
scenes We have witnessed.
The two companies we're In 6ll and beau.
tiful uniform, aud the members looked like
the most substantial men of that most sub
,tantial city, Gilmorc's and Halls Bands
altcrua'cd n giving the best Of music along
the whole route.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-28
Cbt CaIr0on(an.
81. 'Joiinsbury May 20, 1850
by c. M sToNE & GO.

CouHrsroSDEsoF,-Wo solicit voluntary com
miHieahoHi from on parts ~ the country upon
matters Of interest G-r Items Of NeFl. 10 par
ucular. viii W thankfully received
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-28

Ealing b, MeI'onsld, but deny preme8iislIo1
They soy they made he disturbance At The
door IN ME wanlonne@ u inlorioalie6, nor
even knowing who we're inside, aud rhst Nc
Keen struck Mcdonald frat, who, n ths IA
~ ofa drunken passion, stabbed him.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-07


armOr, and battle for the Democratic cause shall
continue to fight uadsr the same good "a banner.
whether IN or outof office I aol Democrat
know WY am Dem0crst-and the son will ex.
list, whether | sm your Representative in Congress
or your peighbor in the glorious little town of Nc
hinnviie. p, or down. sick, OF we'll, at home. or
soroad ny principles will undergo no change The
longer liyeand the more see, the better am sat
ished that the Constitution and the Uniou rest on
the shoulders Of the Democratic party. Even con-
eeoiDg mat our KnoTsNothing or American friends
are as honest as a-e, they utterly poweFless
70 save the country from the domiBioa Of that black
horoe which came very sweeping over the en-
me \ orth In 1856 An organization thar number
put fourteen members Of the House, and two OF
three IN the Senate Of the United States, out Of
some three hundred, cannot be called party.
But ind myself running into discussion Of polit
fcai aHalrs-snd such was not my intention when
arose to address you. My object was simply TO thank
you sincerely thank you for the expression of your
wishes Ia regard TO the next for Congress 10
this district; and to give you few prominent facts,
paolnglt beyond the ability Of anybody TO say with
truth that leone under the head of what is popularity
termed an Office seeker. My whole life contradiots
such declaration. Furiherm0rs, | an q firm be
never IN the doctrine of rotation. do not belong
thank God and the Constitution, TO that leprous
crowd who seem to think that Office was made for
their special benefit. can live without Office or its
emoluments. Not for the Presidency, itself. would
effort the support Of my Democratic fellow citizens
When held Office. il must be il obedience TO their
wishes These are my sentiments, and l glory in
procaiming hem.
In conclusion | will say, that / am in the hhnds
Of the Demec acy of the 4th Congressional District
Should they second your Iesolulion-should they
endorse By their action what you have done here
to-day, / promise them as ! premise you, that in
the ensuing esqvass, all the seal AMI enthusiasm Of
my nature, aud all the talent that God has given me-
shall be exertsd in behalf Of Democratic principles
not forgetting illustrious cid President, and his
brilliant Administration Of aiOnal affairs.
At the close of the Hon. Il. NJ Wattersen's re
marks the meeting adjourned sine de.
THos. MAYBERRY President.
P HOodenpyle, Sam. Alexander, Geo. W. York,
Thos. Brown, Vice Pesideuts. Jesse Locke VIM. B.
Smart, W. S H4ckstt, Secretaries.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-07
The Presidents Message in Cuba.

Great enthusiasm Wss NANTES ed by the popuace
on the arrival of the Presidents message in Cuba.
Such was the JOY of the people al the prospect OF
being attached to the United States that the govern
ment Ulcers we're compelled to interpOse to prevent
any further demonstrations
A correspondent Of the New York Herald in Ha>
vaua, writing on the 25th ultimo, states that the
excitement produced by the reading of Mr.. Bus
cHAKAN's message had not subsidized, but was only
restrained from extending by government appeals to
the loyalty of the people" At a Christmas eve
supper Mr.IBUoHANAE's health was proposed by a
beautiful young lady in Spanish, drank with nine
times nine and responded to by Cuban returned
from the United States.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-07

A special dispatch from Springfield, Illinois, ar
nounces that Douglas has been nominated ny the
Democratic caucus. The election was to come off
on The 9th inst.
The correspondent of the New Orleans Picayune,
writing from the city of Mexico under date of the
goth alt says that Guadalsjsrs had been retsken
BY the government troops. 1t fell on the 18th, sf-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-07

Susannah McClenden, Robert ". McClendeA,
McCenden John Rogers, Elizabeth Rogers, Charles Wade
Polly Wade and the children Of George hcCenden ceased
sen of lessee McCendens r. j. Gsbreath and otherIn
junction and Attachment Bill
In this motion Of complainant by her solicitor and
appearing the satisfaction Of the Clerk Master. from an
allegation in compliments BILL which
fenan II. II. McCsnden, Robert ". McClenden, John
gers, Elizabeth Rogers, Charles Wade, Polly Wade
children Of George MoClenen, deceased o.
Cenden residents Of the State Of Tennessee 1t
is ordered that publication be made for four
the Union and American, newspaper published
the city Of Nashville, Tennessee, requiring said
defendants appear the next term Of the ehaney
be held for the county of Jackson tbs court house.
Of ainsOOrO, the first Wednesday after the Monday
February and then and there compliments BILL
the will confessed hearing
exparte to them. W. II. Bolts, G. & NJ.
ian3- WIT fee 50
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-07

The publishers of the UEION AND AMERICAN, res
uDeetfuy invite teir friends and customers to meet
them at their new building, the corner of Cherry
and Spring Streets, on the evening Of the 9Th jan
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-07
IN CHANCRRE.
DECEMBER RULES. 1858.

H. s. French Son, compliments, R. ". cClenden II
McClenden, ct al defeAdants-Original Bill
this motion Of complansnts by their solicitor,
appearing 70 the satisfaction Of the Clerk and from
allegation compliments bill, which to- that the
defendants Robert W McCenden Henry w. McClenden
Rogers Elizabeth Rogers Charles D. Wade Mary Wade and
children and heirs George MeClenden deceased son
of John McClsndens residents Of the Tennessee
is ordered that publication be made for four
the Union and American, newspaper published in
Nashville requiring said resident defendants appear at
the of the cancery be held county Of
Jackson the house the Gansboro the
Wednesday after the first Mondayin February 1852
there their defence companants said the same
will be taken for confessed and set down for hearing par
tothem. W. II. BOLTS C. x NJ
jan3-w4t prs fee 50
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-07
ASSIGNEE,S SALE.

an Tuesday January 95, 1859 will sell at anctiop the
" steamboat v X Stevenson her engines, aod fupi
ure as she now lies at the wharf Smitand Kentucky Tbs
stevenson OF light draught is less than years GA s
doc and thoroughly repaired October last and has ali ne
ngging and tackle necessary for boat Of class
1erms OF Sale.--The boat will be sold on a credit n
ree SIX, nine twelve fifteen eighteen months notes 5
pya0em the southern Bank OF Kentucky at Southland with
one or more endorsrs EACH end0rrs IN be residents Of
elmer hentueky or tennessee Z. K. HAYNES,
uec~' uIus Assignee.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-07
Great Exl eisiOr ShimgIe HTiII.

ls The Mill is the most simple complete COM ,rehsnsivs
and durable machine making Shin lies Of a No 4 ~
OF any and all kinds Of timber.
"a rms Mill makes Single 9th - yzheher
shaved sawed or cut, and will make from toge fourth
more shng roma given Of than v oher ma
chine and they command "a better price.
3D. This Mil viii make from Is GOO perfec and smooth
shingles in 10 hours, if the kept order AZ nrorv at
tended to. F-0F--' -
sun rms MIL IS less cumbersome, occupies space IL more
con and requires less power than Der mill exant
St This Mill IS composed entirely Of stes AMI when
sent from the mandatory is ready for the belt
9th Any person make perfect singles on hs Arzt trial
and as well as the most experienced, vita equa tf h.
TACT II Is the NJ Plus ultra OF Single ubnss.
The subscriber having purchased Ies Patent for sb an
ue state o. Tennessee Of This invention. viii pasyy
cent any infringement Of the dispose Of state
County, or individual rights rruuriTe 70 u rr
0"is.1 -.-. E. GILLIAN.
Mr. NJ Burns, Mr.. John MOrrovr or Nsssr Furman = 20
Nashville, Tennessee, will With prompt attention.
Having had one Of these MACHINES on exhibition At Iassr,
Nannoy Turbiyile Co.'s Of this CRY for several MOI tbs
would refer to all master builders carpenters as to its merits
and quality Of shingles.
NASHVILLE, December 8, ls5S.
VIII also act as agent for the Of the above acI In
NnI9eNy; indiana Arkansas asiS, Mississippi
T. GILLIAN
...,s,td prnter'g fea 81
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-07
FRUIT TREEsI FRUIT TREEs,1

4 OFFER 10000 Apple, Pear, Peach, Cherry. and x.
Il otner Fruit Trees, from three years growth
all very fine. will deliver them to the order Of Nc sS
Call, Vanleer Co., Nashville
The Apple trees Is each large Pear 80 cents each Ps
20 cents each Plum so each Cherry 80 cents ch ali ii
finest accmated varieties can ship from here to T point
eot2oy5s-d&tE4n. CiarEzviIis Tam
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-07
CRISP'S GAIETY!
IMPORTANT INVOLVEMENT

CRISP'S GAIETY!
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT!
Tonight, Friday, January 4, 1859,
Positively night of ssckosc Famous Italian Opera and
Concern Company which occasion the following unvalled
Artists will appear
Niue. De WiIhOrst, Mile. Parcdi, Mime.
StrakOsch, Mr.. Squires, Sig. EtOree
Barili, Sig.7 AmOdiO, Maurice
StrakOsch, Sig. Nicola.
Mr. strakosch takes pleasure in announcing that Had,IIe
maria de ROOde, the Eminent Vocalist now in this city,
ROSINI's IMMORTAL SACRED
MASTER DIRK,
THE STABAT MATER,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS i,
The stabat Rossiu Mile ParOd De wilhorst
Nine Strakoseh, Mr. squies, Sig AmOdo Sig Bar and Sig
Nicola.
PART II.
l. Figaros Grand Aria from Rarhiere d seVga" ROsin
.. Tsrseito from 'epon Giovanni. !" by Mozart.
ARA from @Der Freyschutz,' by Weber.
MadTle Maria De Roode
A. Aria from III Trovatore," by Verdi
s. .GcOd Night Pleasant Dreams, Ballad by Wallace
Madame snakOsch
6. Grand Duetio, from 81 Elixir d'AmOre by DOnize.
Madame de Wilhorst and Sig Barili.
l. TeT1etto from Lgcre1ia BoTgia" BY DGnzett
PART III.
Fantasia, composed and performed by NJ Strakosrh.
?. Aria, from "Ernann sung by Mile Teresa ParOdi.
3. "Then you will Remember Me- by Balf- NJ S4uires.
4 The Brillisnt avatina, sung by Nine De RihOrst
5. The Celebrated DuettO from Semiramde," by ROssa
Mile ParOdi and Made ST. akosch.
6. The Exquisite Comic Quareto, "Dont Tickle pray"
Vada 81 vida di qua, bY Martini. Mile Parodi Made de
WilhOrst, Made strakOsch, and the whole Company.
The Price of Admission has been fixed as follows;
Dress Circle and Parquete without charge
ss 81 90; Gallery 50 cents Coored Boxes so cents Coored
Gallery . cents,
Seats may secured the Office Of the Theatre du
the day. Thursday and Friday Doors open o'clock
Festival to commence at o'clock,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-07
ARDN Err IL co.
NEW FIRM.

We r. H., E. ). R. c. Gardner have asccael with rs H.
B. Buckner partner in business STYLE Of Gard
neT Co., az our stone Front store No. I'm Block.
We will Keep always on hand large LEd carefully selectsi
stock Of staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Yees, Boots Shoes,
Hats, Gaps, comets and Straw Goods generally.
stock Of plantation goods viii be unusually arEeompri-
ng heavy Wooden and Cotton Fabrics both Colnre white,
extra heavy Brogans, Wool and Palm Hats heavy eoou and
white negro Blankets
We invite old customers and dealers Merchandise who
wish buy goods low for Cash. time to give our
stock close examination, intend thsir
est and % make this their cheapest market.
We will receive and SELL for fends all country produce
such WOOL Feathers, BeesEsx Ginseng Jesus Linsy and
Socks. at the highest price he market viii command.
iap4-dd
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-07

"a VIE sPienaIa passenger steamer NASHVILLE, -
Bo4D Master, viii leave for the above and =kss9s
III lnerlneaiate ports SATURDAY, the sth -
e O'CLOCK P NJ For freight or passage apply on beard
or 70 Lan6-tdl A. HAMILTON, Agent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-07
Auction sale OF Fresh Groceries
BY TERRASS BROTHERS.
DISSOLUTION.

YENEE eopartnership heretofore existing between the 81. sri
IL bers, under the style firm of Gardner, Sheppard DO
this day dissolved By mutual X. a T. X.
Gardner having purchased the A. shepherd,
sithiraEs from the firm The business win by
manning partners. r H. GARDNER,
r. S. GARDNER,
r. G. GARDINER.
A. SHEPHERD
Nashville. Jan. III
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-07

A. J. M G w II Il Il Il IL n 0.
(sroorssORs BRANsFoRD, AwmRrEa co.,
Importers and Wholesale
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
Varieties, Trimmings, &C., &c.,
No. e5 East side Public square, Adjoining
Methodist Publishing House,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
VETE would most respectfully attention Of the trade
Coaks Ladies Dress Trimmings, Bonnet Ribbons, TOTs Trim
With view to making room for our spring purchases we ara
now Offering great variety Of the following desirable and
for Cash, viz;
READY.MADE CLOTHING,
Ladies' CIOaks and Talmas, Comforts, La
dies Zephyr Sleeves and GaunIlets,
Ladies' Zephyr Hoods, Ladies,
Misses, and ChiIdrens'
WOODEN HOSIERY,
COLORED OPERA FLANNELS, WHITE
! SILK WARP FLANNELS, COLORED
THRILLED FLANNELS,
Blue and COiOred Coating blankets,
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
PRINTED DeLANES,
French Printed MerinOs, Satin Striped
MOhairs, Plaid DucaIs, Fancy
AIPaCas,
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS RIBBONS,
Gents and Ladies
WINTER GLOVES AND UNDERSTANDS,
ChiIdren's WOODEN Caters, sc.
We shall great inducements to Cash or prompt
Months Dealers in all other articles, soliciting call
from the trade only. We are most respectfully,
jan6-dly A. ]. McWHIRTER CO.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
On BBLs Oranges, the best ever in the market.
~ trrce drum Figs fresh and excellent.
50 boxes Raisins fresh and gOOd-all sizes.
20 bags Almonds.
To arrive the Nashville Saturday morning. and for sale
jnn61t H So. and a9 : Rals: 4 street cU
A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE FOR Sale.
"a neat frame dwelling with five rooms, Kitchen &c
20 Of superior land, thirds finely tmberei situated
about two miles from the city, the Broad
above desirable esience-and persons wishing pleas
ant home few city will find il 10 their
jan6m A., Cherry street
UNION BANK OF TENNESSEE,
NASHVILLE, jan. T. 1850.
TENHE Directors have day declared Dividend Of IS per
share payable TO the stockholders after the 9Th
JanS7% COREY, Cashier
REMOVAL.
WTAsHINGTON, BRYAN CO., have removed their stock
w OF White Goods and Varieties tie large and couuoli-
Gus buildings No Inn Block lately occupied by Brnsod
They the attention of buyers to their stock which will
be found to be we'll assorted.
jan5-ITd WASHINGTON. BRYAN & co.