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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-30
THE LATEST NEWS.
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.


Assembly.
ALBANY, Jan. 90, 1859.
The bin relative to the election of constables in New
York was reported upon adversely.
Several petitions presented for close scrutiny of
the tax levy.
Notices given Of bills for the relief of tax
ment payers in New York; and authorizing the Governor
to appoint hundred additional notares in the city of
New York.
By Mr. MnKs rep)-T enable the Long Island Railroad
to build occupy road from the Brooklyn and Jamaica
road, threequarters of a mile of jamaica to the
East river, opposite Thirty fourth street.
By Mr. Corr (rep)-TO authorize the enlargement Of the
locks Of the Oneida Lake Canal.
By Me- MACKN (rep ITO repeal the law creating the
Office Of City Judge in New York.
By Mr. CnAN1ER dem ITO repeal all the existing usury
laws in the State.
By Mr. G. s. SPENCER (rep) ITO relieve municipal cor
poraons from giving security appeals and to relieve
them from the payment of costs in certain The
bill intended to prevent unsuccessful suits against the
city.
Also, to authorize the construction Of railroad along
Twenty third street, Broadway, University place. Sixth
street, Canal street, Park row. Nassau street, street.
South street, Fulton street, Canal street, &c. along
any avenue to Forty second street, New York.
Also, requiring the fines paid to the Mayor and
Health Insurance Fund and abolshng the office of District
Attorney in that city.
Mr.. TuImL (rep ITO amend the designating hoi-
days, by making Mondays following Christmas and New
Year the days for the Of bills of exchange when
those holidays fall on Sunday.
BY Mr. OPDYKE (rep ITO grant the Manhattan Gas
Company the exclusive of their wharves bukheads
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Saturday-Morning, overcast; afternoon, cloudy. az
Z. NJ, light snow; night, starlight :"
Sunday-Clear and cold all day.
Monday-Clear and cold all day
Tuesday-Cear and cold all day.
Wednesday-Mormng, clear; afternoon, cloudy; night
cloudy.
Thursday-Overcast and mild oil day; OK p NJ, rain,
which continued all night.
Frday-Morning, rain and much overcast; afternoon
foagy; night, overcast and foggy.
saturday-Morning overcast and foggy.
Tiger Tail and his Seminole braves have gone
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BRyANrs MINISTRIES, MECHANICS HALL. 427 Broad
NAy-EgGRo SosGs AND BuRLEseuEs-THE VETERAN.
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WOODS MINSTREL BUILDING 66l and $50 Broadway
ETHIoPiks SosGs DANCES. ao-HEw YEAR CALLS.
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The News.

New York, Sunday, january 30, 1859.
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LAURA KEENEs THEATRE, No. ga Broadway.-ous
ANERIcAA CousN-AuSr CnARLorTEs MAID.
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BARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM, Broadway Amer
aeon and Evening-NEGRo MIssIREISY-CuRIosIrIEs, &C.
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sNIFFENs CAMPBELL aINSTREIIs ~ Broadway
MELODIES, BuBLEseUEs, &c.-DoUBLE BEDDED Room
NIBLOs SALOON, Broadway.-MR. II. H. BALLS ORA
xArrc READIsG-THE HUScHBACK
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wALLACg's THEATRE BroIdway.-Tur VETERAN; OF
FRANCE AND ALGERIA.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

BURROWS NEW THEATRE, Broadwsy-OUR FKxA
AMERICAN CousIN-PoPuLAR FARCE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-08

Bank of West Tennessee, al
49, AEMPHIs.-The notes Of this Bark will be
redeemed At he Union Bank Of Tennessee Nashville dtW-
" Look out for limitations Of Lea * PERKINS, Wor-
cesfershire Sauce. See advertisement Of JorN DuscAS
4 Sons aug2i-@
Rock CityMiIIs.-J Es1 GRAE d co., ProF1f-
eors. J. y BAUMAN * CO.. Manufacturers Of kooh CITY
FLOUR win pay the highest price at all times Tor heal Snd
o'rn, their Mills, Of Line and Cherry Streets Nash
vile Tenn.
Prices OF FlOur-FrOnaDdaf;er this date, until further
Iz1fs Family Flour, 50 e Zine Zine 9Isa, &c &c
u u5s nieIr 3 g Coarse ars bran bran, zoe
Middiings, . 90 Corn Meal, . bushel, 7Sc
CbOd feed Perbushel. CSC
An articles sold by the Undersigned deliverable any place in
the city free of charge When selling by the quantity, their rate
Of discount is 10 per cent. from retail prices
ANY one wanting Flour Bran Meal, &C., Rock City
Mills viii find an Order Post Office ana at W. H.
Gordon Co.'S warehouse where the calls four times
ech day. ldeo II J.E BAUMAM & co.
TEMPERANCE DIRECTORY -rENNEssEE
Division No 30 sOns Of Temperance every Saturday night
Temperance Hall No So ab'vecsee street SeN the square
JAMES CLAIBORNE
UtOpian Temple Of Honor No 81, every Friday
'''S - '-' '--'' nan - '' A T. BRADSHAW, W CT
ROBERT BRUCE, W. VT.
w. II. MORROW, W. r.
Nashville Temple Honor So mestsevery Wednesday
evening at the Hall as above
W A. wlERRY, W. c. T.
L. BENSON, W. V. 7.
r. BARCLAY, W. 4.
Edmund DfIIahunty Council No Of t & S
Tempars Thursday evening in each month at
the same Hall As above. JOHN PATTERSON, @. of c.
RIO. LAPSLEY, s. of @.
II. Fl. McALLISTEFs, J. Of c.
J. HENRY OURREY, Comp. r.
Curry Degree, Temple of Honor No. H. meets On the
Thursday night each month"; at the same Hall as above
W. BRYCE THOMPSON, D. t
d. W. PETTY. d. V 7.
jy3I Iy J n. DALE, D. K.
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pnoposALs ZOE mAIL sAGs.
Posr OrFIcr DErARTMEsr, Jan

PosT OFFICE DEPARTNEST, Jan. II, 1883.
GtEALED PROPOSALS wilt be received this department
- until nine o'clock, m, day Of april fsrfur
bing for four years from the day Of July ia such
ntiiies and he required and ordered for
the ser, ce mail bags the following de-crptiOn-t wit
Cusrgs hal Bays Sucks.
Size No Ia inches length g. inches in crcumfer-
encen to weighing at least fifteen
ounces to the yarJ - inches width the threads Of the warp
and weft to be composed Of five yarns each
size No ga inches in length ADD A. inches in circu'er-
epce 10 lie made canvas, weighing least fourteen
ounces to the yard inches dh the threads of the
and weft to he composed Of four yarns each.
No 3-s inches y inches in circumference
TO he made canvas weighing eight ounces to the
ward Of 2N inches Hide threads Of the warp and Wef to he
COMPOSED three yarns each -
Tie canvass bags Of numbered and 2ge TO be made with
a tabug or top OF inches wide upon which SUI
et puDer former and eight to the atter I
ee holes wrought and to be provided with
oi A., su~ieu hemp and tie them strongly. All
are 20 be we'll marked nsiae outside, l. 5. Mall in large
and distinct et'ers.
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arrival OF steamer quaker CITY.

New ORLEANS, Feb Z The steamer Quaker
City arrived yesterday with ITO passengers. She
brings San Francisco dates Of the 20ih
The steamer Sonora takes over a million and
half specie of which 81, 296, 900 is for New York,
The whaling brig Emma was wrecked near Hon
olula on the 18th. The crew were saved
The weather for mining was favorable
The French have taken possession of Clipperton
GuanO Island
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ArrivaI of the Steamer Asia ,

NEW YORK, Feb. THE steamer Asia has arriv-
ed at New York with Liverpool aaviees Of the 22nd
Cotton, sales of the week, Al 900 bales, of which
spectators took 500, and exporters 8 500 bales
The market closed with declining tendency
Mobile and Uplands slightly declined Some eircu-
lars say Upla1ds de,liaed l-l6; Sales Friday 5000
bales, closing dull
Orleans Fair,74, Middling, G..
Mob lie Fair, Midding, 6 l1-26.
Upands. q 1916; Middir g. . 16
Stock at Liverpool BAG 600 bales, of which, 272,-
000 we're American.
Manchester adviees favorable, cloths firmer
Yarns. there is but little inquiry, and prices are
weak
NEW ORLEANS, Tres ordinaire at Havre G97.
There was perfect panic at one time, but closed
dull
Breadstuffs have declinidg tendency. Pork
closed bGoyant, all qualities slightly advanced
Beef active, sll qualities slightly declined. Cons
sos 853 955.
There is less confidence in peace, and there was
partial revival Of the panic on the Paris BOnrse.
The death Of The king of Naples is reported but is
discredited. An Austrian loan of six million ster-
ling is announced.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


Mexico, Jan. 2s. Via Minstisland, 2d.-Miramon
Feached the CAPITOL on the 18th with 1000 cavalry
He disapproved Robes seis and displaced him and
p,t Gen. Sails at the head of the army and rein
sisted Zuloago.
II is reported that Miramon intends marchiog on
Vara Cruz with s s.rong force.
The Liberals routed Negrett near Jalapa,
The PtcdyHRes correspondent says the Mexican
war schooner .Iiurbile" has been captured BY an
American and six foreigners who killed. FIVE Of the
crew and escaped win tie vessel No date is given
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From EHayti.

PoRT AU PRIxcE F.b 10 The revolution is
universal and severe. There is fighting by land
and sea- Soulouqne's forces have relreated to
Port Au Price Reinfsrcements are going TO JEFF,
frard from ali points It ia believed ibe Superior
vii be unable 10 force his wsy back The city is
surrounded By the Republican forces The En-
Ierers stock Of coffee seized and sold at aue>
ticn Port Au Prince is under arms. No mails are
allnRed To leave.
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BOATS LEAy1sG THIS DAY.
Meirose, Tor Pitisburg, at IL o'clock.
John Gault, for Louisville At u O'Clock.
salie West, for 81. Louis at II o'clock.
The river now slightly the rise, with 81 feet
Harpelh Shoals. Reports from above, state con-
siderable snow on Cumberland Mountains, with
light head rise coming.
ARRIVED YEsTEPDAz.
Edward walsh, from Louisville.
john GaUli, - i"
Ella, from Clarksvilie,
Umpire, from q
Minnetonka, from Psdueah
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
MinnsiOnka, Padueah.
EXPECTED TO-DAY
Sall.e West, St. Leuis
Reliance, Cincinnati.
Seventy Six,
Scotland, New Orleans.
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BARGAINs IN READY MADE CLOTHING We are
selling at Reduced Prices, for Cash, the balance OF
our stock of OVER Constituents CoATs-heGVg
Pants and Vests. WARD BERMIEGHAM & Co.
Ne 90 South Side Public Square.
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Bosrox. Feb 7-Russell's Mechanical Bakery,
on Commercial. street is burnt. The telling walls
destroyed the adjoining buildings Dan1 hender
son, fireman. was killed. Others were injured and
missing, supposed to be under the ruins. Loss
diory
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prof. H,skeII,s EIecIro OLA supply o, til

Prof. HaskeIIss Electro OiI.--A supply o. tn
Medicine for Of rheumatism, Deafness pies
orns and all nervous diseases, Headaches and rams mas poems
TeCeyed bv EWIN, PENDLETON & CO. and by JOG BROWN
NasyiIle Tennessee where be obtained The suffering
should purchase bottle Immediately See advertisement ID
another column.
PROP HAsKELL-The following testimony IN favor Of Dr.
UasEpll's Electric Oil is furnished for publication
PRoF HAsKELear Sir: feel il to be my duty 70 INFORM
the pubic, through you, what your wonderful VI @
& for NV FAMILY Nv wife has been alarmngy troubled with
the falling womb and pains in the lack ana breast
bought bottle Of ysu Oil yesterday ac to-day size Is
main and sends her va rmest respects fOryour success and
prosperity have rheumatic pain in my shoulders ana
arms for long time in minutes from the time apped
YOUR OIL the pain gone. 1t is truly wonderful rene
Tor ali Mains such as we suffering with, and cheerful
s''' ~ g. T. SWIFT, Merritt House.
Sworn and subscribed before this day, 18th Of July loo'
LIBERTY WA TIE, Justice OF the Peace
Such testimony oer tale worth columns Of ae
ertiscaes all over the land, and great way on Il,
- ~ ~ -e arIdzwiv
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The result Of this makes winner Of Gen He'd ng Of
rIsae His success hailed with great enthusiasm by
numerous friends. Although he has trained many good ones,
st have run Charleston, namely, Ietd and Sete THIS
Is The Generals TO Charleston. Glad We TO him
op s he has all hearts him hy his genial manners,
dug US in respects loved friend, Col Hamp-
ION NAV the Turf all time have many scch orna-
epts to promo spot ana maintain its integrity and ecdt
We have been tie hso OF the fine hltg that won to-
% we would state raised by Cen Harding In the
ZINC Of les Na>ayile-me heats, sE eIstakes,
,b she won beating cb f., BY iDioh, dam by LertdtbdR
THE time very good
T. H. fan OF the started again oyar the same
,r-tgo mile eats-ud beaten by Capt. MOores cee
80 sIIv Bety Mummy, Nbyase Ftrsor The time
- In bis race vas extraordinary goUd-34Ja' ana 54Otz
me- week Club Purse, .wo mile heats beating Ee
49, Inv 4J55r and Turner'S Glencoe dly the time here
- was excellent First heat, 3i6a secod heat, 5415a:
worthy of remark that far this meeting, the itD-0s
sS. ri The Tennessee Turf who imported Albion,
wear aer year and more popular as stallion.
an visit to our city, attendance on our Race We
- sfsE4 his hand cordially, respecting in AS every
M oes at home and abroad eat siNe nreede ahu sue
,D-ys,l ,,ruer OF race horses for forty years
a raised all AJiOES that have appea e. South al eA'
=, , the winner the purse 10 day. andshe was hrel
,s ~ have alteady stated, by Gen. Harding.
vii he interesting class OF cur realeS 70 announce
~ cant Moore Tennessee, has bought ne fUH"y g"
- If -aIl know, Of course what Il meant ~ S
M se ~ as made the Race Of yesterday COW Dcg
5lnrr id the foresight and Judgment O Capt Moore i'
l lr worth from having heT make Tie race she dt
r1 nj icl we have alluded % ahOYe against MS liy heI
~ 31r which regards nonlarel ana Is VIKING 70 c'
her against the world
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THE 0PERA.-There vas large aud fashionable
audience at tue Gaieiy last night to greet CoOPer's
Opera Troupe upen tier first appearances in Nash
Vile This troupe compares most favOrably with
other troupes that have visited US. Miss Miner
possesses a voice Of great COMPASS and exceeding
sweetness and in addition is an excellent actress.
The only defect is the extreme slimness Of the or
chestra if it we're fuller one it would much en-
nance, we think, the pleasure of the entertainms t.
good piece is cup" for tonight, and we would
advise all to Secure seats early, as there will no
doubt be q crowded house.
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River News.

feet in the Canal.
ST LOUIS, Feb. The river is falling half an
juch hour--heavy ice is running
LOUISVILLE, Feb. The steamer, Seyeniy-Six
from Cincinnati for Nashville sunk IS miles below
here, at St. Martins landing The boat is total
loss. The cargo is badly damaged No lives lost
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,
s. A. @. NOEL s. co.

WNTE will SELL cash. in front Of Warehouse the 70 ioE
w ing Groceries. u
50 hhds sugar, All graaes; % hNs Almonds:
80 bags Coffee, 80 bills Pecan Nrss.
Is and bils Molasses. 10 do Brazil Nuts
40 hhls Corn Bonrhon and I've cases Matches.
WHISKY; ~ eos Mglla Rope:
NeWslm's 4 Robinson iJo Glassware
county Whisky: 80 do TumbirTs;
40 bls Gin, Brandy Wine. 500 kegs Nails and Brais:
I3O hxs y " Cheese; 20 pakages Fish:
80 pk g Haisis all sizes. 80 DO star Candles,
$50 ok, Chewing Tobacco: 100 boxes Soap:
20 boxes Cig'rs assorted; ID 10 Yea
sarlnrs, Br0ums and nearly evey other article BE-
loning 10 te Grocery business all Of which VIII oler lte
rally. Some cOusigngHents must ie closed
II = We expect 10 sell above. at O'Clock Wednesday
morning, .hrous hSut the year shine.
f-S4-luf S. A. u. NOEL a co.
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Manny's COmDIned Reaper ana
Mower.



TTTHE Democratic Hsrd published by Messrs Nicholson
Horsev At Columbia Tennessee first rate avertisirt
Hurn and Advertisements will be inserted promptly and o.
reasouabletcrm
Orders len ID The Union and american once for the Ha0
vii r. attended % punctaay; sddress the Publishes
cotl8-dtH&WE AlChVIsVa = hOh'1~sNA
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RooKs AND sTATIoNERX,

F. HAGAN,
80 MARKET and 8 Union street, Nashville,
Tennessee.
Invites Country Merchants Book selerss Dealers generally
examine his stock and prices. His assortment com.
lrises full stock Of
SCHOOL &c OKs,
BLANK BOOKS,
Memorandum and Pass Books.
GOLP AND STEEL PENS,
WRITING PAPERS,
PRINTERS STATIONERY,
Envelopes,
WRITING INKS,
states and PeRciGs,
BONNET BOARDS,
POCKET AND FAMILY BIBLES,
Historical, Medical, Theological, AgricuI-
turaI, and
STANDARD WORKS,
Popular New hooks, Newspapers, 1Iaga-
zines, etc., etc., at Low Prices.
p HAaAN.
GOLD PENS.
Splendid Assortment inst received BY
7. HAGAN.
STEEL PENS.
Over eOOs gross of superior quality just seceived BY
JAMES FHAGAN.
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HARDwAKE.-McCal & Co. offer large lot OF
common and medium one and two bladed Pocket
knives, Log Chains, Vices, Grind Stones, German
andAmerican brster Steel Razor StrOps knives,
Stirrup Irons Bride Bits, MOrtice Gate Latchas,
Curry Combs and Bed Screens, at from tSenty to
thirty per cent less "fOr cash. than the same
Goods can be bought in the market. Call at Kirk
man Ellis old stand No. "a, Public Square.
ianlS-6m
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FLOWS! PLOwS!! PLOwSI!I
NUTE will Keep constantly hand full assortment OF poEs'
w Manufactured the Tennessee PloW EactO-
ry. Farers would do we'll to give call beore purc ing
them good steel pillow as has ever been Ole Ell
for city, twenty cent less than you
have been paying for the same quality OF pleSs-
y. & @. ANDERSON,
fslGtf ~ and % corner Broad and College streets,
Nashville Tenn.
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From the Charleston Courier.
TEursdoy, E5gua,y ,, la59-Jeckey C7s6 Prise $3.50.
Club Weights-Three Mile Heats.

7Eursdoy E5ruu,y ,, ls5g-Jockey C7a6 Prise $780,
Club Weights-Three Mile Heats
W G. Uarding's Oh. f. Ga=-le, years, by impd htbiOh
dam U,lsg by T'riGAt-....- Ill
T. Puryclrs b. c years, ly Gfeacoe dam AtHso0Oa by
lEgDVygL --...--
J. Cartey's D. f. tdy H0mPtOa, years. by Glencoe dam
by .
Jackson q Chcthaus D. f. Efs BJ71Ia years. by impd
tyl.gcae, dam by tfhtitJ-.-.. .,--.-4.4
T& T. DosEes b. c. ShfNheT years, ~ Chtde hdFOtd,
ut al Sf1L HIsts entered, but did not start
Iy-y. heat. rushed oil with lead OF several
1a,s which she with ;efu stride. She
has sy way OF citing the ground we ever
aw U ended. aud acve she moves as II she were bird
on te g JOYOUS young deer, onlJ touching the
e1rtb Inv BONN, In tie He SR LlHioa, who had not
= oj was til year scott, nd tn ByHula far in the
She uav improved uer position however, during me
s. oud round q eng up, we'll the pace would PloW her
rtI she eute. sure "A in The uid mile, when she
made fine Effort she up the l. I quarter IN
initial sty hui bad her fortunate competi-
t+ The other WO Puryears colt and ED5e ByHE, rem IN as
NE have pac u them IN our report Above
II the 81 0Uf tney all rtej OF close togcherbeautl-
rIIv iud did they contend the first miletbey locked all
way round skiumug along as II they liked 1t qu' much
line excited multitude HON they making sport. They
me p the Gus ter in quick and close succession, like
waves thai closely DER the They all continued, " IN
ont any gire whatever, maintain u hight oil 81 ID
rot the second mile still thev sped ike ightn ne
every eye ghtui7g EFe B!UR the first to
l agreeable, to drop it'll, the O continuing tho
ge a while longer. The rider c. 1ty FLY took heI
i'm han also leaving PUye colt the honor Fhead Of thu
rhesput fIly if he could. made glorious edOr but
,rouId not do, winning he heat in beautiful style
Trv.-Frrsr HEAT:
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Cincinnati Markell.

CIEoTNxATI, Feb OHIO Flour, sales 900 bbls
30a5 50 Whisky, 81. Pork and lard are neglec-
New work in May and June 1900 MOlasses 80.
Sugar, finn TaS.
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FREScH CoRsETs, SKIRTS, &e.-Wehave just re-
ceived, direct from the importers, large invoice
OF French Wove Corsets Of all descriptions and
sizes Also, Ladies' self-a6justing Bishop Noted
Skirts, Bustles, Bosom Shapes, So, which will be
sold at loWpriees at S. P ABDERsONs
Lace aud Fancy Sloret No IS, Union Street,
Nashville Tenn. GfebS-dlm.
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AUCTION SALE OF GOCERIES,
CARTER, WILLSFO2D & Co.,
Successors to Carter Mckay & Co. and T. Lanisr.I
en- Tuesday, February sTh, 1883,
NNTE offer Warehouse, Mar,
large assortment OF Fresh and Choice Gro
leries, comprising in part the following articles, VIA
100 hhas Sugar, 100 boxes TobsCco, vars b'nds,
100 hays RIO Coffee, sO0cases Ceve Oyster,
90 bags Laguyra Coffee, 2OO boxes 81 Bar sap, n
50 bbls New MOissses, 200 boxes Palm soap
50 L-lbIs M0lasses inu h1xes Foxes Starch,
50 hbls Crushed Powdered ODDS starch,
Sugar, 21n dozen BrOom's,
Cincinnati Whisky, 100 boxes Star Candles,
y bhls NeSsom 100 boxes TalloW do
50 old Robertson County do 50 4 & y bbs Cranheuies,
50 old Rye and Bourbon do so dozen Painted Bucsets
a5 4 pipes Brandy, IOal boxes W h < 4 D Cheese.
Is bblsWater and Butter Crack . hays Pepper,
3iil rapplng Paper
100 kegs Nails, assorted, 20 cases SardiRes,
300,0O0 assorted Cigars.
With many other articles tedious to mention.
We intend to goods without and s
also oasr without limit or reservation very Virginia
Tobacco manufactured b. jas. Thomas, Jr, Of Richmond
CARTER, WILLsFORD & CO,
feb4-d No. 5 Market street
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III NJ R ER

l. u w B Il IL
addition the purchased Of j. Daren, have re-
Il Se.OC5 feet dressed YeII.w Pine Flooring,
SOO9 feet do q and * White Pine Ceiling,
qu.u00 feet 20 base ami Waskhoards
$500 feet clear White Pine, ian thIeknessesJ
800 600 Poplar Plank, JOist aud scantling
2OO,OOO feet Cedar, assorted Also, Window SASH
Frames Blinds ma. H. Pine PANEL Doors and Frames
Mantle Pieces Moulding aad Brackets Po lar and Pine
supply always hand at the Nashville Lumher lard
No. Ill Broad street" Lfeh3-d3m- }. L GlBeON.
WHAT THE PRESS SAY.
SsGtOSTAR,S,,, ExterminatOrs arc inval-
valuable remedies for clearing houses Of all sorts oil Ne
min with all confidence recommend them -AelO 1O'E
GosTAE's rsaeds for all domestic pests, such as Rats
Reaches Bugs Ants. Pleas &C are invaluable we can
speak ua knowledge Of their merits DTnsglst anu
dealers shou md teeir early, il they woud secure
trade in them 6'' Ierk Journal, AEyl ls
shall write something about your As can
with proprcty They selling rapidly neTs an,
| ing all vennin. Ed Banner F4Se'e' NV
Death to all Vermin.''
! As spring approaches,
| Ants and Reaches,
Yrom their holes out,
! And Nice and Rats,
Despite OF Cats,
/ Gaiiy skip about.
| ed Bugs
gu, in the night,
| As on the bed you sumber,
While Insects crawl
Thro' chamber and hall,
In squads without number. ~
It truly with Whit certainty Rats koaces '
Moles, Ground Mice Bed Bugs Ants Moths MOSQUITOES, Fss'
ly destroyed and eXerminated by
sGCOstar'so EEat, ROachS Sc' ENterminatOf
s. COstar,s, Hed-Bug ExterminatOr'
GGCCstar,s,, Electric Powder for Insets'
Supplied direct by mail to any address in the United States
as Scsfnt Of Al CO. box OF the Rat Roach &c Ext.
~ t of co. box Of each the Roach &c Ext and
Electric Powder nt POease pad sufficient to destroy tbs
Sid W. prugsists and dealers every where.
CosTAR's" Principal Depot, $50 Broadway n y.
P s-Cnculars terms, &C. sent by mail On application
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-08
NASHVILLE.


TUESDAY MORNING, FEHHUAHY 5, 1879.