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"SMALL STORES" CANDLES. &C., Is5o-6y


NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of PTOriSioHS mt CiOthiHg,t
April IL. lSIo
Proposals, scaled and endorsed Offer for Small
Stnres,' or Offer for Candles "OGer for Salt
water Soap" or Offer for Mustard Seed Black
Pepper C., as the case may be- Will be received at
this bureau until O'Clock W.. ON the II TN day of
Ing twenty days no!!cn) at the United states Navy
ards at Charlestuwn. Massachusetts; Brooklyn
New ork; and GosPort, Virginia, such quantities
OFly Of the following articles teXcepting the salt
water soap aud the candles for each Of which sepa-
cate proposals and contracts will he madel NAV
be required or ordered from the contractor hy the
Chief Of thus Bureau, by the respective Com
mand.ng Officers of the ead Navy Yards duIIng
tie scdl year ending 3th June, l6Sl.
BoA"-, shaving, India Backing, boxes of
. = Ter Combs, coarse, India rub
Brus, es, shaving, Der or gut.a perchs,
Brushes, scrubhing, Combs. fine, India rubber
brushes, shoe, or gutta pcrcha,
Brushes. clothes. GTHSs for hats,
buttons, navy vest, yack-knIyes,
Buttons, navy medium, RazOrs, in single cases,
buttons, Gayy coat, Razor straps, OIdway's,
Buttons, dead eys, Scissors,
B2eswdx, IN "a ID cakes, spoons,
p"Te.
Cotton, spouls Of Nos. II and I6 an0 wards each 8
cords, equal parts.
HaEaIeTchIet= cotton fast CuloTS, 81 ly 81 inches
weight not less than OF. each, texture By to
% inch.
Needles, sewing, Nos. ], ?, 3 and 1, drill eyed, be
tweens,
Ribbon, hat, beat Frcnch black, l. Yards to the
piece; width Ia inch.
soap shaw cakes; each cake not less than o.
SILK, sewing. blue black; wrapper not To exceed :
~. to the pound.
Thread, black and white, Marsha.Ps host quality.
and In such proportions NAV he rRau red
Tape, white linen. yards In length, n inch wide.
Tape black, twIiled cotton, ards i'll lens ~ inch
wide.
ThiIuhlps 81 nd q ,iame.ar
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right of pre- en- pton
to any Of the lands within the TOWNSHIP ps above Gnu
nerated - required to establish the same t. the
satisfaction OF the Istnr and receiver of the prop
er land office, and mako payment therefor as soon as
practicable atfar seeing this notice, and h"nr" the
day appUlntsd for the commencement of the public
sale Of ths lands embracing the tact claimed; 9th
Ell wi se such Cam will be forfeited.
TIOS. a. IIESDR HICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
NOTE.-Under the regulations of tina depa rtrnent
as h3Tetufore and now existing, no payment can he
made for advertising prOclamatIunS exc opt to such
publishers specially dnthoTi1 "a to publish 10y
the Commissioner of the General Land Office
A.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
By THE PREsIGEN IT OF THE UNITED


in pursuance oflaw, JAMES Observation-Disclosures
OF the nited states of do hereby declare
aforementioned land Offices in the state of MIsss-
sIrP, At the periods hersnafter designated, TO wit
Monday, iSs t,seafy fih day Of Jriy nerf, for the
disposal Of the vacant lands IN the old NUMBERED
which remain To- the United states tcihin sr wales
on each Sids of the railroad . from Jackson to the
of ssbs@s s9bset as TeauiTsd 3, lawn to ts min
mum Cf two dollars and FIFTY cents per acre, viz:
North and east of the Ciocac base Line and meridian.
Townships 5, s, and !, of range S.
Townships and 6, OF ranges.
AT the land Office at ATGusTA, commencing on
disposal Of the Vacant lands in the odd r nns1ed
sections, within the aforementioned townships,
sasS sSs of the railroad from Jaebson to- the
line between the state OF Mississippi and the State
and eS to
North and east Qthe Choeta,c base line and
Townships and of range5.
Townships 5, 6, and 7, of ranges 6, TO- II, IL,
Township J, of 5anssl5
Lands appropriated BY law for the use of schools
military, Indian, and other purposes together with
the swamp and overlooked" lands, will be exclud-
The tracts along the line of the railroad will be
sold subject to the right OF way granted by act OF
lar tracts cut by the route will be sold as containing
the quantities respectfully shown on the official plots
The offering the above lands will he commenced
on tho days appointed and Will proceed in, n the or.
S Wafa aen 5 and bs aae tb 1se
| but no sale shall be Kept open longer than TIVE
weeks and no private entry ofany OF the ands will
weeks. '''u 0"''' "'''' '''' eAp'"''on Vi '"' '"'
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington,
| this twenty second day of March, ammo Domini one
'n0u'"nu 0'sn' n0nu'e0 " JAMES n BUCHANAN.
| THos. A. II HENDRICKS.
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MUSTARD SEED, BLACK PEPPER, &c

MUSTARD SEED, BLACK PEPPER, &c
Separate bids for all that may he required for Il
use of the navy, To be delivered at New Yolk only
Mustard seed, American brown.
Pepper, black Maahar.
COTks, for bottles.
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SAMUEL WISE,
- CARPENTER AND BUILDER
No. S46 street. between 18th and 18th streets offers
bis services to do every desert pton of work in his
me st the lowest living rates. Persons about to
sSutsd hed better give hun call before giving out
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ARRIKALS At PRINCIPAL HOTELS

WIZARDS HOTEL.-Dr Gardner, Del; ] M
Worth, Mass; Ferguson, do; II Smidt, Ny;
q vi Miller, do; g Genet, do; q Blaka. Mass;
w Blake, do; Hambleton, USN; Thurs
ton and lady, NJ; Seymour, NY; w DennistOn,
do; Miss Dennlston, do; Miss Morris. do; f. II
Hancock, Ga; T. De Puta and two ladies. IIav; Il G
Harrison, Ga; q Edwards, do; j Jamlson, Pa; q
T. UPham, Mass; Blodgett and lady, NY; II L
Jenkins, do; Col CIpram, do; Mr. : Lewis and
lady, Pa; Nj Lewis, do; A White, ID w Williams,
NATIONAL HOTEL.-Col w Summerfeld, o
Mai II Turner. o; NJ Woo licoX, ID Holly. Pa; J
Bidwell, Cal; F Hong hton, Mass; : AlvOrd Ind; T
Dresser, Ill; o Flint, ., HotIkits, p Farrell, Onei-
da; Scott and lady, Va; \ DuTOss, Oneida; A f.
Mouton, g Fire, + Acgeon, r DeIcOrge. Mou-
ton, La; Hon Il Bowie, Md; DIR Diard, DiliaId,
q Csok. Va; Miss Parker, NY; w Gross and SON
Md; Gordon and lady, Mass.
BROWNS HOTEL Morton and laIly, Va;
w NJ Houston, dc; Haren, Pa; NJ vi Wilson,
Miss; u ID Allen, do; do; A ID Hort, do; pugh and
lady, Pa; ii Owings. NY; Miss Owing, do. Miss
Forge, Va; q Allen, Mass; Capt Travis and
family, Va; Mr. Brewn and family, do; Miss Mason,
dleton ank lady, Md; J Brockehbrough and FAM
ly, Va.
UNITED STATES HOTEI.-M NJ McGllI, Va;
G Wather, do; III Bsntly, Miss; \ T w 1.-THE ton,
Mass; Preston a nj lady, Nc; A q Sinclair, Va;
DR. w Mctiue. do; L Williamson, dc: Mrs ID
Fisher, dO; Miss % White. do; I'll r. Wall and
lady, Cal; III Newmon, Va; w Middleton and Ia
dy, Md.
KIRKWOOD HOUSE.-R : Hitchcock. Md:
FGrImes, Va; T. Marvin, Mass; q BTocsnIan, " (;
" Manning, Va; e Browning, Md; q C"uant,
Mass; vi SwImOn. Tex; w n Masters, Ma; J Ia
stain, Pa; i ID Seafon, Va.
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WHITE GRAVEL
ROOFING, GARDEN WALKS, dc.
Just reoeiyed cargo of the above. Also, Build
Ing sand, Wood and Coal, cheap for cash at NV
w harf next to l4th street bridge. Call and leave
your orders. r. w BATES
Dealer in Wood, Coal and SaGd,
mar D (Statas.b cor. I4th aud & .ts near Canal
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TOBIAS. OPTICIAN.

TOBIAS, OPTICIAN,
+26 Penn. AVENUE. BEr. AZ kNne rH SIS.
| most respectfully Inlerm my friends aud the
public generally, that have removed TO thr-.-z-~-
CLE$, or having GLASSES liked to suit ali s. shts
generally given will entirely leave to the public to
and T ha t baSg If the m"s this city
tlemen in the United States and particularly desire
read as guide 10 those who wish TO be well suited
do not suit at hISt sight as some pretend to do,
YOU for space Of SIX years, you will read in an
adyertseinent of another person which is all stuff
Doctors had business. will not impose upon or
insult an enlightened public, to ondesvor to make
rant YOU my glasses to last "a f@i'e Ss VIII
@ well ass% sf anS l PfGTRGt
and EYE CLASSES, with real Brazilian Pebbles
s "a R%Gk 1%1PpseerpssJ TEkEESG9PES Micro
variety OF other useful Optics. annex few of the
From his ErcelEs,.ey, iHs tiatc;xor Of Yirs,ria.
trio. r. G RICHMOND, Oct. ). 1884.
Mr. Tobias, and find them Of great assistance 70 nv
sight. and corresponding with his description OF
their focus, recommend him as skillful 0Piicisn
HENRY A. WISE.
From tas late Eo,; Jadss BTI1y. >, 80.
was recommended to Mr.. Jno Tobias As iskiful
W I to that M T6Sss to
comprehend them by inspection, and some sig mt
measurement, and he has made me pair of Specta-
Giles that suit me admirably. A. p. BUTLER.
From the Hon. Secretary Of State Of Yirgsnta.
EXBCUTIvR DEPARTMENT,
RICHMOND. Dec. 81. 1881
Dear Sir: Gov. Wise having shown me the Spec
taces you sent him, and discovering that the focus
WAS precisely suitable to my vision kindly offered
to enclose them to you, to have Glasses slbsti-
tuted have since received them, and am gratiied
sa sG Rss psRes Rs
used are really superb enclose herein the amount
your bill. Very respectfully, &C..
GEO. w. MUNFORD.
JOHN TOBIAS, Esq, Washington, ID. C.
From Prof. Bach.
. WASHINGTON, Feb. II. 1853.
have used pair of Glasses of Brazilian Pebbles
furnished by Mr.. Tobias with great satisfaction
They are clear, of excellent Ggure and well mounted
A. ID. SACHE.
- III Please observe that my Establishment is on
Penn avenue, between ~ and 9th streets.
TOBIAS AMBROTYPE ROOMS,
Where you will obtain a good Likeness equal to
any other Estah shment and at moderate charges,
fe l3-2aw D6 cow
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ID SH.-CASIIn-CASHM
L Al D for OLD CLOTHES Of all kinds At M 16
Louisiana avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
near tho Centre Market. large lot on hand and
for sale exchange at fair prices; also, a Iarge
stock of new CLOTHING. ap I2-enStf
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Thimbles, $40 and . 10 diameter.

WHITE SALT WATER SOAP-Sepnrat.L Did for IOa, Gn0
pounds.
The soap must he manufactured from cocoa nut
OIL. and bs OF the best quality denunInated white
saltwater SOAP" and be delivered sIxty days' no.
hce, IN good strong boxes of about 70 pounds each
and after inspection, the boxes must be huuprd al
each end, ut the ext Hnss of the contractor Tie
price ~ bo uniform at all the Nards
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MANY MORE WOULD TESTIFY, If neces-
WI sary. Descriptive Circulars, with testimonials
may be obtained from any Druggist who has this
valuable medicine for sale,
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THE NEW MEDICAL SALT FOR SALE
Il IN Washington. Georgetown, aud vicinity, aad
wherever the Star is read. by Druggist generally.
As II is not patent medicine but the prescription Of
eminent ply stefan, no one should laii 10 try the
New Medical Salt. mar NJ tr
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nR. GOGGSWELL'S ANTIPHLOGISTIC
~ SALT. Price, 81; Chronic package. S2-5) ID.
Z; TAYLOR CO., General Agents, 80 Dock st.,
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III THE MEXICAN
w U y n LIN NJ r T.

THE MEXICAN
Ihs Fseq!s4ity Of the MkkSItkMS kMlEesTTANG
the globe Other articles diisrints PAIN and
distTess-thIs cures. FAM Physicians, Govern-
men, ,ipsP'ds tsrrisis: Planters, taunets Live
throug hout the World. No article ever before Te,
c.iyed such undivided praise and support from
RHEUMATISM
~ years standing. has been totally cured. Piles,
iIcers, Tgmors, Running sores, SeT"fula, StId
Chaps Neuralgia Salt RReain, and sii aches sand and
pains upon AIan; and kindred complaints upon
snch a. Ring Bone, Gall. Scratches. SPAWN. Poll
Evil. sweeney, H""i-aii, etc, are subdued and
MUSTANG LINIMENr.
VALUaBLE HORSE SAVED.
Mr.. :. blfCH, Hyde Park, Vt. writes -" That
the horse was considered worthless, his case was
SPavIn.l but since the free Of Mustang Linz
ment | have sold ham for $50 cash. Your Lini-
ment has been doing wonders up here"
40 BRoApsrRREr. PHILADELPHIA, PA.
ttHtTactD " In lifting tho kettle from tho fire It
became unmanageable, tilted over, aud Scalded my
hands very severely. almost to- a crisp. ID WAS an
awful sight. The Mnstsng Linim"rt appeared To
ness. aud ieff no scsr Of account
"four- truly, CHARLES FOSTER"
Such language as this is but the constsu, and mai
ural echo wherever this article J. used.
This LInIment ~ ind spenSabe To- Planters and
IELS. Montgomery. Ala sold slave for Saen w no
was raised from hitter uselessness o., this 4, ureut
Every family should have It. BE very particular
either.
Sold 10y all dealers throug bout North and South
America, Europe, and all the Islands Of the Ocean
for - cents, % cents, and 81 per bottle.
BARNES PARK, Ncw York.
POWDER. r. u -sIDenv
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GROVER " BAkE 3Fri OVERWHELMINGLY

VI 2 Ill. hA Z I'D T LNNIIII1
SEWING MACHINES
IL is no longer questioned that these Machines
the best the mar ket for family sewing. SpoOls
purchased q ON the stores used upon them with
ont reminding, making "A Of unequalled
strength and brauty. They are simple in curstruc-
tIon, easily MANAGED not liable to get out of order,
and nOIsalrss I'm their operatiOn.t
IL Office in Washing ton-lrnn Hall, 81 Penn.
ap5 I'm
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| YBIN,S EXTRACTS, all odors, q. GIBBS
Iseas, sadN willard Estsl. isS g
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NOTICE.

ID NOTICE.
IL ERSONS Indebted To- me are notified that their
accounts are ready for settlement, as am clos
pssh, and cash only, j. y. HOOVER '
RsI 20 aSsass. bssvssa SEA nd Ia "a
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BRONCHITIS, CANKER, RHEUMATISM,
- and Neuralgi a have been cured BY it.-JsreT-
SoariLe Ihd.D Democrat.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
q E L I ii E b f T.
COMPLETE AND UNIVERSAL SUCCESS OF
w. s. 4 C. III. THOMsONs
QlEp
Indestructible Skirts.

WITH PATENT EYKLET FAsTKNING, WEDGE SLIDE
AND WATCH SPRING BusTLE.
"The perfection of Skirt manufacture."-Morri
4 Wills Home journal.
IA complete Eyelet Fastening, tasteful and ele-
CANT in effect"-N. Y Indep.
80 This Skirt is pronounced faultless"-N Y.
Eras -,
Ear excelling the best importation."-I5id.
IT deserves all the praise It has received"-Tn1ss
ACARD;-The Manufacturers ofths GROWN
with which "fHE iSDESTRU CTiBLE SKIRT"
has been received has made necessary for them to
make unusual exertions to supply the demand, and
that they are now running their Mandatory night
and day for this purpose, their orders requiring an
immense increase their production, In addition to
their usual large production of
GOSSAMER EXPANSION,
and other popular styles. To effect this, their con-
tracts are now out for upwards OF
5000 YARDS BRAIDED STEEL PER DAY,
all of which prepared expressly for them by thelr
own makers and braiders-the very best IN America:
Having ample proof of the universal popularity OF
this ''chef d'1nrrs' of skirt Manufacture, THE
INDESTRUCTIBLES SKIRT, they intend placing
II within the reach Of every lady who wishes the
most graceful, durable, and in all respects the best
Skirt ever produced.
P. San iny9ce of these beautiful Skirts is now
being prepared for the "Queen of England and the
Empress of France"
For sale by the principal Jobbers and Retailers
NJ Look for our name and trade mark, the
Crown, stamped every Skirt. No others are
mar NEW WORK.
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Y'HE GREAT VITAL REGENERATOR
TRIESEMARI -

III Y I'M a H,
TRIESEMAR! '
TRlESEMAR-PrOtectedb by Royal Letters Pat
ent OF Eng and, and secured by the Seals Of the
Ecoe de PharmAcie de Paris and the Emperial Col
lese of Medicine, Vienna.
No. Is Invaluable for relaxation, spermatorroaa
and ply steal exhaustion, and is a tonfc
No completely eradicates ali traces of those dis,
eases that have been hitherto by the ma
aHd pernIcIous use of cOpRvia ard cubebs.
No. has entirely supPlantad the injurious use of
mercury, thereby lsurlIg to the sufferer speedy
lief dIsPerslnk al the Impurities and roofing out the
TRlESEMAR, No. I, and s. are prepared in the
form OF a lozenge devoid Of taste or smell and can
be carried In the waistcoat pocket. SoLp IN TIN
CASKS, AND DIVIDED INTO SEPARATE DOS Is a. admin
istered by Valpeau, Lallemsn, Roux, Ricord, &c.
DC: Prloe IS each, or four cases in one for 50,
which saves SIS and IN 81 cases, whereby there rs
saving Of 50: To be had. wholesale and retail of
DIX, BARROW, 49, Bleecker ST.. New York. I'm
medIaLely on RECEIVING a remittance, DIR. Barrow
will forward the TTlesemar TO any part Of the world
securely packed and addressed according 10 the in,
:, For sale in this city by FORD Il BRO. corner of
Pa and llth st mar NJ San
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UKDICIHEA
NEW MEDIC SALT.

ufF0R lNFLANsAfokf DskAsss oNLt'
nR. COGGsw ELLIS NEW SALT,
IL instead Of being remedy for ali Ills, has but
one alIn, and sccoInpiishes bot one thlng, y VIZ
form locality. This u does by eQuallzlng the
circulation, thereby removing the sole cause of IN
hammatIon. -
QHEUMATIsM, NEURALGIA, Headache,
h Fits. Colds, Feyers, lnfsned Throst, Lungs.
and Liver, Female Diseases. Fry sipelas, BTonchi-
us,Plegusy, Asthms, Dyspepsia, Veneresl Diseases,
hainrnation are easily subdued 10y the New Medical
TSHE NEW MEDICAL. SALTS no CrRK-ALL,
l. but does just what IL claims to do-no more, no
ess-eQuslizes the circulation by removing from the
system all srterlsl and venous distractions.
NULTITUDEs HAVE TRIED the virtue. Of
1Vl the New Medical Salt; though but lately dis
covered and introduced. Witness the testimonials
and certificates Of cure.
ALL WHO HAVE USED 1T acknovIedse q
"A beneht from IT. An acquaintance VI ours wss
CURED Of severe case Of Neuralgia in less than a
week.-Nortcdy Me- Advertiser.
VOUR INVALUABLE MEDICINE 10 nobly
Il fulfilling, IN my case, all the promises which
you made for u. A few doses Also relieved M
mother of rush of blood 70 the head.
J. +. GLLINSHAN, PhiPa.
INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM was my
complaint The hrst package did the work edec
u. III. DUNCAN, New \ ork.
I KNOW 1T IS GOOD for Rheumatism renov-
i ing 1t in q few hours. I am now trying II for
ScrOfula snd have already received benefit
:. LEssIG, Reading.
I TRIED 1T FOR FOR ANEURIsM Of the Alb
dominal Aor;a- In ten day the pain was gone.
l.. w. FITzsI&ONs, PLlla.
WE SPEAK BY THE BOOK. We have tried
w It, IL has complete control over lnnamma-
ton.-Jaeksonriiis( Yd.) New Era.
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WE SPEAK BY THE BOOK. We have tried
w ii. Ii has compiste control over Innsmms-
tion.-JackSpariLs( Val Nstc Era.
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I TRIED 1T FOR FOR ANEURIsM Of the Alb
Il dominal AoTta. In ten day the pain WAS gone.
Il. w. FITzsIGONs, Plll'a.
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PONDER. fe u fmemw

~ TO THE AFFLICTED!
HIS Great Purifier of tho Blood, the INDIAN
nEGETABl.E DECOCTlON, prepared BY Mrs
NJ. COX, of Baltimore, is one of the most valuable
medicines now known to the faculty, and its popu
larity IL increasing daily. For the cure of Dyspep-
sa Fry sIpeas, rheumatism. and all d SEES OF the
stomach Blood and Skin it is found to be a most
sTra0Ious remedy, also diseases of the Liver and
Kidneys; and there hundreds of our citizens
VIII" can testify To the coed results which have fol-
lowed from It's use. We take pleasure in referring
10 II possessing great advantages and capable OF
bestnwing lncalcuable benefit upon suffering hu-
manIty. IL Is tor sale AZ Mrs. CON'S Residence,
principal Drug Stores.
Agents in Washington-Chas. Stott. corner Pa
avenue and 7th street, Browns Hotel SQUARED F.
b. Winter, corner street and Vermont avenue;
ana the Druggists generally. Also by X. ). T. Cis-
sell, Georg stown.
The best reference can be given in or out of the
city; and numerous certificates seen by calling on
the Propretoress mar II ls
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AMBROTYPES

nor SALE--A large Herring's Wilder Patent
u Fire and Burglar Proof IRON SAFE, suit
able for bankers and merchants doing large BUSH
mar sniff
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I KNOW 1T Is GOOD for Rheumatic SIN, renov-
Il ing II in r few hours. I AN now trying AZ for
Scroiua and have already received benefit.
y. LES GIG, Reading.
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THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
COMMISSIONS of the General Land Offiee.
April Q, laJ1. an N NE
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-24
Pianos PianOs!! Planes -!
At Luck,s Music Store.

CHURCH street, between summer and Cherry sts
" where yos will always d a good assortment of
Pianos Piano stools, Sheet Music and Mnsca Insiru
ments Of every description. Also, Instruction Books
for all instruments Any Instrument sold q warran
ted perfect in every Icspeet. JulylS-u
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To RETAIL MERCHANTs.-AmOng the larg
est most popular and iavorably know L whole
sale dry-goods houses in the city, is that of
GARDNER d Co, at No. 2 Inn Block, on the
Public Square The building in which they
do business is a magnificent one, and their
fall and winter stock of goods, in point of
qnantity, richness and variety, is in keeping
W tn the structure. Their importations for the
season just opened are unusually large, and
embrace an endless variety of goods OF every
description for which there is a demand in
this market.
Messrs. GARDNER 4 Co. are prepared, as
will be seen by turning to their advertise
ment in another column of our issue of this
m ,rling, to furnish a complete retail stoSs,
Ieir importations including not only every
article in the dry-goods line, but also boots,
shoes. hats, straw goods, and the innumera-
BILE miscellaneous articles which go to make
up the retail dealers general assortment"
We are pleased to see that our handsome
and thorOugh-going young friend, Mr.. Il. l..
WHITE, has recently become partner IN
this extensive house. This evidence of his
success will be highly gratifying to his hume
Gus friends here and elsewhere. We con-
graduate Messrs. GARDNER Il Co. upon hav-
ing secured so valuable an accession TO their
firm
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-24

An EDucAfED Doc IN TRouBLE.--A Phiia-
adelphia editor, who recently visited the place
where they immediate stray dogs in that city,
says:
We felt sorry, particularly sorry. for one
poor brute inundated the other afternoon,
with two hundred and ninety other unfor-
tunates. He was an educated animal, and
probably belonged to some one who had
taken great pains in rendering him accomp-
lished. While the bigger dogs were being
killed. he endeavored-what else could 1t beg
10 propitiate the favor of bis executioners
by an exhibition of his requirements. he
first sat upright, like child in charity
school, and then alternated the process ike
the animal OF Mother Hubbard. by standing
on his head. He then walked upon his side
legs, and then upon the legs on the opposite
side We interce ded for the poor brute, but
without avail. What touched our feeling:
still more. was that the unhappy animal
licked the sable hand that battered him
Alas, poor Tray!