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Reported Capture OF SLAYER.

Nhw 1UHAl DeosnIpoL VuviUeS HUn
John Harris, of New York, had been captured tho
African Coast by an English steamer, and taken to
Freetown. The brig had 800 slaves on board when
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Gen, Scott for the Presidency.

NEW YORK., December 19.-An immense
union meeting was held this evening Thirty thou
sand persons were present. Resolutions were
adopted nominating Con. Scott for the Presidency,
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FOR SALE.

EI70R SALE The whole or part Of the
IL Furniture Of a boarding. house doing a good
o sNng az Tss TbS
third door east OF Pike-street. delyb+
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BOARDING.

ROARDING-Tw gentlemen can obtain a
- front room and frst-class boarding in quiet
home, at 1862 Plum-street. Also, few day boarders
wanted. de20b*
ROARDING-T Two more gentlemen can
IL secure pleasant furnished room, with good
board, by applying, for two days, at No. l07 Long
worth-strset, between Elm and Plum. Terms mod.
crate. ....t de2Ob+
ROARDING--A gentleman and lady, and
~ two or three single gentlemen can be accom-.
modated with pleasant rooms and board at 298 West
Fiith-street. A few more day boarders wanted.
fde2Ob+
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tSi sls THOMAS JOHNSTON, Auc,ione,r
a UCTION sALE.-By KELLOGG

a UCTION SALE.-By KELLOGG tx
IA WILLIAMS--Sale.roo rooms % and "a East Third
street. Variety sale. On TUESDAY MORNING,
December 20, at half-past nine o'clock, an assort-
ment Of Dry Goods and Fancy Goods, Cutlery, Jew
elry, Plated Ware, &c.
Also pairs fine Blankets; 20 dozen Undershirts
and Drawers; so Overcoats and Pants, and other
Goods.
ALSO-At eleven o'clock-New and Second hand
Furniture, and one piece of Brussels Carpet and q
variety of other Goods.
del9 VIZ. [E7 A. KELLOGG, Auctioneer.
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A UCTION SALE.-By JACOB GRAFF
IA Il Co.-Private Library. Will be sold ct Auc-
;iou, on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, December 20, at
~ o'clock, q Private Library, in which may be
found some rare aud valuable works.
DELI JAvOB GRAFT, AuctiOnoer.
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In Baltimore there is continued active demand
for Money the street, and rst-class single named
paper 10 offered at to l2 good second class do pays
i2 OILS.
The aggregates Of the st. Louis Banks for last
week, are as follows;
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WANTED.

WANTS" !" "F0R SALE" "TO LEr,""LOsT," !"
'FoUND." &c., IN this column, occupying i've lines
Of less. two insertions. twenty Ave cents.
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With q. 10. Smith to pave with limestone Eden
street from Pete to Main street.
Also to pave with brick the sidewalks on Fifteenth
from Vine to Race; Moore street from Walnut 10
Liberty; on Daytonstreet from Baymiller to Free
man.
With Boyer & Horn to repair bridge over White.
water Canal ut Freeman street,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-09

o. 9 EEWsoN " 7. SAN%EFT'
=, II. GLASCOCK q Co.,
ocs No. 4s College street, Nashville Tenn next door 70 her
dealers in, Aad agents fer the pCreass and sale o.
''-',' REAL ESTATE
uouses and Land i'm the City or
henthSs Country
T3 ST9S si Io2Ss sc 6. e: 0i''
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-09

There Is something amusing in the following dis
patch from Charlestown to the Baltimore Exchange.
Browns speech created the greatest excitement
The guard has been increased. Three men selling
patent medicines have been ordered out of town,
The people are arming everywhere, and are ready
for any emergency
Inc good people OF CharlestOwn are right. There
is more danger IN three quack doctors than in the
whole army Of abclition.-Proc5dsncs Journal
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OR K. = BBAkDs.
EDWARDS, GILkESOn a Cos
csuccessors Il 10 EdWardsA
wholesale Grocerss Commission Merchants
AND
Dealers In Fire BFandieS, Wines,
CIGARS, &c-,
Corner College and Church Streets,
NASHVILLE, TESNESSEE-
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Ro-us TO Rent.

-, La.cuns rooms to rent in the second and tar
SSEVERAL a. Ion ald American Block, OF Cherr
- stores q tsts Apply j. o. Griffith at ny Op5gp
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asat PAor stoves for coal or wood, with sliding doors.
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TO COUNTRY BLACKsMITIIS'
= - n RTrsUELS Of Blacksmith Coat for sale at
C6 U(Wb the Etna Coal Yard. This coal has the FeDa
Being far superior to other in this maTEs. II you
Elsn nbSr buy the BTHA. ~ 30 dong you VIII save
money as burn much ong ar Than an or at the Yard
~ n tse Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad pe"S,
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TERRA ASS BROTHERS, ga
GrOceTs, and Dealers in Liquors,
Iron and Castings,
No. Z Market Stress, NashviIIe, Tennessee.
SUGAR .ff..s.s
15O hhds prime cioce Sugar lCO bbls crushed pew Sugar;
aug9 70 TRRRAss BROTHERS.
COFFEE.
300 bags O. Rio Coffee; SO bags Isguayra Coffee, extra.
800 do Bait. Coffee extra; For sale low 5y
aag5 TERRAss BROTHERS,
MOLASSES.
2s0bbls Refinery Mclasses, 90 kegs Golden syrIp.
FOR sale low by TERRASs PR0rIIERs.
SUNDREES.
500 bbls Tenn. White WHISKY; 100 easks SOFA;
100 do Rye do 3J0F. ~ Cigars;
I25 do Bourbon do 100 dog Wash Bcards
lis do Old Reserve do li0O Kegs Nails,
f0O do Bandy and Gin, 800 doz Buckets,
50 do S. NJ. Wine; l $50 boxes Star Candles,
40 do Newsoms Whisky; o DO Fissks, Jars, &C.,
10 do N. y. Rum; 10 hbl Msson's Backing,
2c% casks Fine Brandy % chests Imp. Tea,
20 bbIs Pert Wine; % boxs Lemon Syrup.
IS do Ginger and Cherry . do Chemical = hts Soap.
Brandy; 30 cases Matches, ~
Butter Crackers bags PEPPER Spice and Ginger
. do COperas; IS Coiljute Rcpe,
900 xs various brands TobaccoO0 boxes Ground Ginger Pep
81 do Mild Cigars; per and Spice,
so do Garet Wine; i cask OF Nader;
Ie6 do Sodain Papers; 5 cases Indigo.
For sale low down for cash By TERRASS BROTHERS,
ang5-a No. biarkst street
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4aIIpQnIen AmsrIean
From the Ifans Journal.
w.. - - 49,

BY GEORGE ?. NORRIS.
I've had fhs heartaehe many times
At tie mere mention Of a name
I've never woven 10 my rhymes,
Though from & inspiration came.
Iii IN truih holy thing,
Life-cserished from the world apart
A dove that never tries itE wing,
But broods and Destles IN the heart.
That name Of melody recalls
Her gentle look and winning WAYS
Whose portrait hangs on Memorys walls,
In the fond light Of other DAYS.
In the dream land Of Poetry.
Reclining In itsleafg bowers
Her bright eyes in the stars zee,
Ane her sweet semblanoe IL he fioweras
Her srtless dsllianoe and grace
The joy that lighted up her brow
The sweet expression Of her face
her foun-it stands before me now
And can fancy that hear
The Woodland Songs she used to sing
Which stole to my attending ear.
Like the first harbingcrs OF spring.
The beauty OF the earth was hers.
And hers the purity Of heaven
Alone, Of all her Worshippers
To me her maiden VOWS we're given.
They little know the human heart
Who think such love with time eSpiyes e e.
Once kindled, It VIII ne'er depart.
bus 0arn through life with all its fires.
We ?arted-doomed no more to meat
the blow fell with 4 stunning power
And yet my pulse will strangely beat
At the remembrance Of that hour
But time and change their healing brought
And yeers have passed in seeming glee,
But still alone Of Der I've thought p 80
Who's now memory to me.
There may be many who will deem
This straiDs Maynard. youthful folly,
To be derided a dream
Born Of the poets melancholy.
The wealth Of worlds, II It were nine
Nithal that follows IN its train.
would with gratitude resign,
To dream that dream OF love again.
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ETE hAveon hand about &c barrels Of PURE OLD Borr,,
Wv BON WHISKY, which will warrant 10 bs Fo-g -, =
Oh. finest in the State are anxious n -
and would be glad II those wanting something really
good would give Us a call CARER, WILSFORI A ca
ulyA No. Market SIR,
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Ghnice Coffnn Lana.

Age5s OF the estate FaANcIs snRaEr Of Mssis
~ spp will sell, auction at CLAEESDOH all the Lands
n Sonr5e county, Arkansas, the frst MoRDAY tng the
7h 9syl Of November Rey and the second MoeDAI Of
Novrber Cng the a. viii, at J4GEsaRFpRT sell 81 The
Lands Ia Jackson county and the aiFd MONDAY il HoYem
her being the 2fst will SELL Poc4 ali The Lands in
Randolph county, Arkansas In ali cases one ~ will be 10
served Tor the estate.
PEROne fourth cash, its equivalents residue in ons,
two three years. bearing interest from sale with lien 70 Sc
The payment.
Until the first Nc TembeF, any Of ess Lanls offered
rds sale and offers invited. On application 81
Louisville Ky pats, TERMS &C. will be furnished These are
among the earliest selected and Lest Lands Of ArkanaboEs
overflow, titles perfect, ard all to Gne navigation
fulvTtd GEO. HANCOCK.
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lust RECEIVED, large and beautiful assortment OF Gala
q. and Velvet Paper, Of the latest and most fsbI
bls styles, with fine satin and unglazed Paper Windo C
taips &C which Offering very ci can for Cash Pc
Hangipf done in the best manner G. W KLAGFs
LRlon street, Odd Fellows Hall,
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOB SALE
"TISHING make other investments, propose to sell
wv all our Real Estate in Davidson county, follows
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE
situated Franklin Turnpike within half mile Of the city,
and opposite residence Of the late Joseph Horton.
Containing abOut Forty Acres.
This perhaps most commanding site in heycnlt OF Nash
Vile and desirable country residence The house will
be sold with u IS of land the purchaser choose
THAT VALUABLE EAEMs
known as the Sim Tract situated the Smith Turnpike, (od
Lebanon road within three miles Of Nashville. nsinng $50
acres Te soil gOod it Is well EatGed and tmbered and
bedvided small ets o. twenty and uPwardsa OF
which admirably adapted for country residences market
dens and dairy farns. Also, that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
on same road occupied BY T. c. hcCampbe and formerly
owned by Harding containing about $50 This
paces so we'll need further description. It will
also be divided suit purchasers T. c. McCampbs will show
these p!sces to any who will call.
All the above property will be sold reasonable terms and
on credit of one, two, three and Tour ears
5s--ssffss1Ss - TH0S. c. McC AMPBELI,
Six miles from Nashville
.. 4. AgCAMPBELL
mh3I HGtilfiiE
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3 e N. M. N DEL & c o.,
WHOLESALE GROcERs.
Commission q Produce Merchants,
BRANDIEs, WINES. CIGARS. &C.. &C.,
No. Market street,
NASHVILLE. TEEHEssEE.
LIQUORS.
s soo ss p. H ns Whsks, so bbs Run,
10 10 S q R Rss Do Do 50 % Gin snd VINES,
"a a. Sss county DO Is do Smiths Reserve
In store and for sale b BEN. N, NOEL co,
s CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
100 AA0 IMPORTED Civ.rx .s.or,sa r-.,,a.
lOV ,OUU sO To6ass, asso-ssS SSap,
u .eols ana lol sac y lgee2ll BEN. n. NOEL 4 co.
SUNBRIES.
1 % bags g I Ei0 Coffee, a. g casks Soda,
lGo hhds prime to choice Brown sasks pssh ssSss,,
900 new MOI4ass 900 Esss N.i,. !.Ssor
100 half ebs DO 100 doz Painted Baekets
50 DOS % Ioaf Is 3 'S az ssassng roeeeso
20 Is, s1, Star Candles SCS % Glass ware
lo0 \ do do do 50 bags 5 3. Almends. = -
80 boxes Pearl Starch; 25 doz II. g. DO
3 chests Grsn aud Bic Tea, - -ps'- ~
And many other articles all n and will BE sold Al W..
low figures BY uuns2ll BIN. NJ. NOEL co
l. n. ~. u. C..
LANKER, PHILLIPS q CO.,
RHOEESALE eROoxRS COMMISSION KERORABS
ssss sleY a aSo rEALzasu 80 e ~
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
s 10. Ss, nAEKre srREEr,
NAsHYILLE. TENNESsEEs
VIE are in receipt Of heavy stock taRocERTxs. Ii
w VU0Rs, &C., Comprising extensive and varied assort
specially invite he attention q the trade
SUGARS.
$50 hhds N, o. Sugar, s75 bbls Crushed Sugar, ..-a
=, % fSea a. 40 so So 90 g1saSlsS "a
l0o bbls Loaf DO SOC do Conee do.
mOLASSES.
400 ibis Refinery MoIas s5 half bbls Refinery Molasss
a COFPEE.
1900 bags baltimore Rio Coffee, bagsoh Govt Java COGss
500 do n. o. Rio Caeee, r rs
LIQUORS.
SIX pps otard, Dupey & I95 bbls Old Rye WHISKY,
Brsndy, $50 do Pikes Magnolia do
s Y DDS Rochelle Brandy, $50 do Dean 4 hale
IS i DO A. seignette do go do Tenn White do
10 casks Port Wine, 80 do A. n, Brandy,
DO Sherry do IS i pps do d.
g bSs Sy M.lAsA DO lSO sS So ssT g %i5s sn
70 Dc DO do rs eases cOgnac Brandy,
25 do Cherry do 100 baskets Chsnpagnei
| SpuncheODs Holland Gin, $50 do 0laTet,
SUNDRIES.
500 boxes star Candles, 50 sardnes Xs and II,
$50 do Summer do BVeOils Cotton Rope,
| 200 do Soap. 500 reams Wrapping Paper,
$50 do Fox's Starch. eObbls Masons Bleaching,
2PO casks b carb Soda 200 bales Cotton TWine,
| rs cases Imp Tea, $50 doz Painted Buckets,
| 50 y chests Black do $50 nests Tubs,
/ 20 bags s. s Almonds, 900 doz Wash Boards,
! JOS do Pepper, 10 do Brooms,
| IS do Spice, 500 boxes Flasks,
| SO do Ginger, $50 DO Tumblers,
/ lOObxs Manufactured Tobacco, 50 nests Baskets,
1 assorted I.O00, go Percussion Caps,
5Okegs PatShot, 2casks Nader,
| 50 do Bar Lead, 50 cases Matches,
1900 do Nails, l00OGOCigMs assorted brands,
| 100 bills No. 3Mackerel, g terces Rice
4 80 kits No a. hbls Birthstone,
bills Alum, &c, a., &c.
..- LANIER, PHILLIPS & CO.,
| iuael5-tf No. 30. Marzst street.
| TO- EDwARDs. = = (. sILKEsoE. =. BwAEDs.
EDWARDS, GILKESON & Co.,
Successors 10 EdWards,A
WHOLESALE Gr0cers, CommtssiOn Merchants
Dealers In Fire BFandieS, Wines,
! CIGARS, &c=,
| Corner College and Church Streets.
NAsHVILLE, TEHNESSEE.
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COOKING STOVES

CT a var ees best varieties for both coal and WOOD which
viii sell low and warrant to give satisfaction.
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kirkpatrick, ReVins & Co.,
REOKyTLgG. FORWARDING AND WH0LKGALE
GROCERY WERCHANTSs
MARKET TREET, NASHVILLE TENNESSEE,
TTAVE now in store large ana complete Sssortmeas
4 Groceries, embracing - s- s..
New Orleans sugargi ali gr9dsS;
MOlasses. in barrels and half barrels; $50
Coffee, alarge and complete stoek;
Rasins full stoet with Yeas, Candles, Sardlnes, MACK.
erel Glassware asso-t Pecans: together with all kinds Of Gro
ses usually kept in tue Grocery line. Our stock Of
HRANDIES, WINES WHISkXs &Css
We think cannot hs surpassed in Ibis any eiheT market
our heavy stock Of goods NOS sore ats the ssaen Of
msESs-tf 3IRKPAFRIoK. EEvIEE & Co.
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BOX STOVES.

Futed side AID plate stoves Round and plate stoves various
other patterns Of all Is suitable for churches and school hOa
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FRESH ARRIVALS
81
VESSEL & TIL o M = 8 ON
UNION STREET.
5 casks Extra Sugar cured Beef;
2 do do do do Hamss
10 extra Beef Tongues;
50 boxes do English Dairy Cheese;
so do do Western Reserve do.
hale New Hops for Bakers use;
10 Prince Imperial Champagne
25 do Widow Chicquot DO
$1,000 we'll assorted Cigars;
10 boxes Layer Raisins;
go half boxes Layer Raising
10 barrels Texas P cans
10 dy Cream Nuts;
10 chests Green and Black Teas: .r.
Is barrels superior brands Scotch Ale IN Jugs;
90 do do do do in alasI
10 DO do DO London Porter in Glass.
ADVICE To MERCHANTS.
Our larger aud better assorted than
other line in Nashville Is therefore 10 your antage
70 Examine before purchasing elsewhere.
Our determined that cash buyers
shall have every advantage
Asone q firm goes purchase in person.
gusaGsa you few fresh and we'll selected stock
embracing ~ she different articles in branch Of trade
-' VESSEL 4 THOMPSON,
an0oi Sas- 30 and ~ Union Street.
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WROUGHT IRON COOKING STOVE.
CASTINGS.

500 pieces Ovens, skles Pots Stew Kettles, Stock Kettles
Dog Irons &C., in store and for sale by lot single piece
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The body Of the leather pouches good
. less cg, ounces than
seven ounces % the SQUARE loot the sova m circular i0 saa
and strongly with the iron well timed
woyen water weighing No no,
less than % tho yard Of III wdh "a ounces 10 The
20 the yard Is inches width 70, pouehes Of sze No
warp composed least Ave each
pouches Of nuaberod and 70 be made Of
inches width 80 inches width
the threads Of the and wet be composed OF al least four
LsasAsr and caaeas Horss. Mai Bags.
long and q inches wide in the widest
parts md OF being ID 20 inches
Size No BODY 4' inches long and Is inches wide IN Tue widest
$40 sody and 10 inches wide in the widest
parts ends bottoms o. being 10 by 20 inches
bag leather tanned weighing not less than seven ounces 70
Tue square foot aud to seams e DC vel and a Or
bags be made of cotton canvas ike
that described for the larger sized pouches -
Proposals Improvements the construction Of any Of
the bags and uea Or as a ,hs
web specified price such improvements VIII be eons
articles for be deyere at the expense a
the Mass New York md ALBANY N NJ ph
R ia @ Va aisa c aa G''s sasssas 2 GO
Mobile Ala New orieaLs La Knoxville Nashville, Memphis
cago Ill., in such quantities,
may require aud order and they be r inspected
IN any respect TO the specimens adopted the standard bags
be fss No p Min 81 p eopsa n mott no,
with Specimens samples Of each article bid for showing the
CONSTRUCTION and quality OF materials and workmanship offered
and also with IRON The proposed
fwhose responsibility he postmaster
place they reside that Responsible
hcsn bond for The due performance Of the contract in such
proposal be accepted
specimens samples delivered at this department
before me S,h day Of April and those which shall have
comIanic the accepted proposals w pro
posa the basis Of the Every specimen
submitted should be well and distinctly
noting its size and have affixed sample Materials ca
caiher of which is made All specimens deposited by
bidders which with safety and tho
Service viii be paid for at the specified the proposals
ting o the
win on or before the third day Of
May the accepted be required
contract with sure.ics on or
fore the twenty -lrst day Of june
To enable bidders estimate the
mail bags which VIII probably be required they
there furnished the during
which $50 canvas mail bags 8 ITO leather
mail pouches 400 mail pouches
The proposals should be endorsed outside Proposals Mai
Bags and be addressed 20 the General
AARON v. BROWN,
Jan Ie--Iawl2w stss Postmaster General 4
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rI,HE THIRD ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF THE

WASHINGTON ART ASSOCIATION VIII be open public
Monday 81 day January next their spacious
gallery between 10th and 18th
Will cuntnue to eight weeks.
by the association consist Of paintings, sculpture
drawings architectural designs, and engravings.
gallery will be for their reception from the 5ih the
3oth Of period works intended
exhibition might be mayobab delayed in shipment
por,niion. sada4
transportation and return viii he borne by the
works forwarded by its agents. by
addressed and the association will hold
rcspons while exhibition
works exhibited deposited III the gallery
mission per will be charged.
taced 10 together price,
the name Of
communicated by mail the shipment the
works.
Iy order o board OF management:
HoBATIO STONE, President
WASHINGTON, u. c., o, 1888
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nEAFNEss AND SINGING NOISES in TIE

IT HEAT NTANS AMI CTNNrINU THE
y EARS NERVOUS HEAD MIND C0NFI-sINrSAs ESGIisH
cuRErsh Foreign lnnrmary the
Deafness and Mind Complaints 81 spring Gardens
london England Consulting CHRy liESKY
esq Registered Of Parliament Sec
rotary, PowI discovery, being positive method
have been deaf for 40 80 by compound medcacd
applied year. When the passing
held by sufferer
siany patient previously deaf Il enabled hear
toned conversation few nights In similar will
the most nvecrate of deafness and noises In
the stop erircm and exorb'an fees Sufferers
extremely this themselves
distant the world without pain Thousands have been
perfect bearing rescued from the
the dangerous unqualified prcnde OF the day.
Hospital private testimonials certificates from the
surgeons whose
cured and hundreds of private patients cured
Any sufferer the continent
quarters the globe, be cured,
discovery them with prescriptions
preparations will enable positively themselves
which must be sent TO the
rotary esq 50 Spring Gardens Carng Cross London
either bankers draft payable in England
the country Sufficient three o! most nve
crate deafness head fIO los Jan Idly
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pRofosALs FoR MAIL RAas.

Posr Of5ics DKrARrsf2T Jan. ~ 1869.
SEALED PROPOSALS WIN received az this department
O'Clock m day April next for iurnis
Jay such and
times a. may DO required ordered to the sersce mail a Of
the following desoFipuon-io Wit Hatl
canpa4 Mad Ba- a Or Sacks
No. l4 inches IN
90 be made Of cotton n least neen 20 the
yard ~ inches VIA the threads he AND wen lo DC
composed OF I'VE each.
size NO. length ssnohes IN circumference 20
DO made weighing 20 Tie
yard Of 20 inhes threads Of the and wct 70 be
Composed u four each
size No $50 inches lens inches circumference 10
cotton weighing the yard
vide the and wet 70 be composed
OF three yarns
Numbered and 70 be made with a
tAbhng top wide upon which sufficient
N eyeloi
holes and they be provided with good and
suiieA hemp cord lace tie them strongly All are 70 be
well marked inside outside, u s. Mail M large and distinct
letters.
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No. s27l
Notice OF the discontinuancc of the ssPIatfe-
and "Chartton's Districts. the OfTlces for which
are Mt Piattsburg and Milan, nj ,ssouri, and
fle ansnensi0u Of entries of land therein

NOTICE is hereby given that, in pursuance of
IN law IN WOW Of 10 the
plate oricfs Missouri,
hundred the Secretary
q said Districts that thu hnis
subject entry the offices
Immediately wfhdrawn
said site rRd 3ist II March
prior witch applications viii be received
ing yrs spsptign claims.
persons entitled either OF the
requested call the before the 3isi
Of next that they win
vile delivery. ar delivered chargs
my hand the city Washington ts nrst
day Of Deccnjcr A. D 1858
TH0s. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the Gencrai once
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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-02-06
WILLIAM T.. DOVE g. CO.,

9M sfFoa fep doors north Of PsnasYpnHa acelats,
DEG leave to announce to the citizens of Wash
ingon they prepared any orders
which they may be favored with in the
PLUMBING, GAS, AND sTEAM-FITrING
respective branches will supervision
the North where practical experience has
familiar with all the modern In fct
spared neither trouble the
best Of wor<men.
We invite attention stock CHANDELIERS gas
fixtures.
Strict attention prompines in the execution Of orders and
fair prices induce hope for share Of public patronage
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