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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-02-23
NNticG.

A LII persons indebted to the late A. L. Heine are
N requested to make immediate payment to the un-
dersigned and those holding claims against him viii
present the same, duly authenticated and with proper
youcbers [feh21 D. HEINE.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-02-23

CHILDERS d BEARD,
FAVE Al hand an assortment Of Stewards new
STYLE and greatly improved LACE HOOP SKIRTS
with hoops made of real watch springs which they
ors Offering now at the price OF common skeleton
TIE attention of the ladies is directed 10 this TACT
with the assurance that they will much prefer them Tor
comfort, beauty and convenience. oeeZz
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-25

feelings, and associations, like the food
tide of the Ocean, flowed over my soul.
and lived again. in but an hour, all the
brighter days of my "sunny teens" But
above all the spots, there is one whose sa-
cred association surpasses even the limit
OF mortal exiStOnce. 1t is the resting place
of kindred, whose sunny curls and laugh
ing eye and mellow voice still have their
charms, though the body sleeps quietly.
beneath the flowers and grass that grow
in the spring, and wither in the fall Win
ter may blanch the flower that blooms and
the vine that creeps above aud around that
grave, but the flowers of love and the vine
of affection that blooms and twincs in the
parental hearts will not be blanched even
by the winter of old age or the frost of
time. Memory still retains, in all its fresh
ness and purity, the associations of that
youth, and mothers care and fathers
love still fingers about that little grave
with that fidelity that time cam never
change. NOvember's brown leaves were
scattered here and there over it, the long
waving grass was matted above it, and the
signing wind mingled in requiem while
my heart went out to the scenes of other
times. 1t brought over me n spell of pc
cullar interest, known and felt only by
those whose feelings have been lacerated
by similar fatality.
My arrival ut Chicago was attended with
the usual storms, except that in this in
stance it was more severe. But of Chicago
i'll my next letter. JSo.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
WHEELING PosT olSFIcE.
Arrival and Closing of the Mails.

Washington, Pa. daily, Except sunday,) arrives at
10 4. NJ closes Rt s';:sD T. VI.
PaIkersburE, (by the River,) arrives at A. NJ, on
wednesday. Friday and Sun''ay Closes at $50 A. NJ,
Monday, Wednesday and FRIDAY.
Tarkerhurg. by B. & O. Ii. r., arrives at G:4S r. NJ
ClCscs at G:3O A. ".
Mail Train from the East. arrives at 1:5s A. NJ
Close= at Gas p. NJ.
Express Train from the East, arrives at S:5s a. NJ
Closes at 10 A. NJ.
Accommodation Train from the East, (excoDt Sum
day. arrives at G:i3 y. ". Closes at GEO A. n.
Pittsburgh Except sundny,) arrives at A. M
Closes nt 10 A. n.
Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh Way Mail except Sunday,)
arrives at 1i:3O 4. NJ. Closes Mt 10 a. VI.
Great Western. except sunay,) arrives ut II NJ.
Closes Mt 6:3D A. NJ.
St. clairsvillO, arrfvesnt pm. Closes Mt o3OA NJ.
CNIiz. daily, Except Sunday.) arrives at ! P. NJ
Closes at G:3O A. NJ
bethany, Va arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day. al II NJ Closes same days at 12:3O P. u.
RycrSon's Station, arrives Saturday, at p. NJ
Close Friday, ut a. VI.
The Overland Mail for California leaves ST. Louis
every Monday and Thursday. Mt 4. VI. Letters de-
signed for it should be marked Overland via St.
Louis
Tie Overland Mails from st. Joseph No., to Placer
VILE via Salt Lake City leaves ST. Joseph cvcry Sat
uriAy. Mt A. NJ Letters should Ic marked .!Oyer-
land, via st. Joseph.
"a Office opens at 7:3O a. NJ Closes at 7:3O p. NJ.
Open Sundays, from TO p. NJ.
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60-SPEclAL NOTICES Double the above rates
. RSH carly Advertising on reasonable terms accor-
TO the space occupied and tho number of changes
AHdvertisements from transient persons or strang-
ers, to be paid for in udrance
Legal advertisements will bo charpod Mt tbo ro+as
prescribed by law.
business Cards not exceeding five lines $40 per wear,
or ~ Tor six lnontlis but for shorter period nothing
Will be counted less than square,
The privilege OF Annual AdTertfsIngs siS limited to
the Advertiscrs own Immediate business; and MI
well us all legal advertisements and advertisements
OF auction sales and real estate sent in by them must
be paid for ut tho usual rates.
R4i. Advertisements not accompanied with written
accordingly.
Notices for Political Meetings to bO charged in oil
Marriages, Notices of Funerals and announcements
of Sermons, so cents each noyII-'5g
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CH CH E S
BAPTIST.

BAPTIST.
Wheeling baptist Church, south side Clay between
Fifth and Sixth
Disciples Church, Market, between Biddlc and Third
GERMAN PROTESTANT.
German Protestant Church. west side Main between
Quincy and Monroe: Rev Friedrich. pastor
Tfrst German Evangelical Protestant Church, East
Wheeling. Rev. Vim. Heller, pastor.
German Lutheran Church, Rev. W. Bucrscmoir,
pastor.
JEWISH SYNAGOGUE.
Jewish Synagogue, Quincy, Intelligcncor Office
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
ClapIine Street II. f. Church, east side ChapIine
between First and Second Rev. j. l.. Clark, pastor
Fourth Street VI. f. Church, west side Fourth be
twcca Monroe and Quincy, Rev. Thomas lTLeary,
pastor.
North Street NJ f. Church. northwest corner North
and Market, Rev. l. S. Patterson. pastor.
South Wheeling NJ. +. Church.
Wheeling Island Chapel, Wheeling Island, Rev.
Thomas McC!caTy- pastor.
German NJ Z. Cirrch, East Sido Clrapltnc.
PRESBYTERIAN.
First Presbyterian Church. west side Fourth between
Quincyan Monroe; Rev. Henry Il. Weed d. D.. pastor.
Second Presbyterian Church. southwest Corner
Webster al! Market: Rev Il. V. Dodge, pastor.
Third Presbyterian, Church. cast side Fifth between
Chestnut and Fiibcrt, South Wheeling.
Fourth Presbyterian Church. east side Main between
Adams and Washington; Rev. Alfred PAUL., pastor
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN.
United Presbyterian Church. west side Market. be-
tween Jefferson and Madison: RcV T. Nc Luro pastor
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
s.. Johns Church, west side Main, between First
an Second; Rev. SOuthgate, rector.
St. MUttheHss Church, south side Monroe between
Fifth and Sixth;s Rev. L. T. Perkins, rector.
EONJAS CATHOLIC.
st. JnVes' Cathedral. southeast corner IInmpdcn
and Fifth: Right Rev. Richard V. Whcclan, Bishop;
Rev. James Y. Cunningham, Assistant.
st. Alphousus Church. west side Market, between
BiddlO and Third, Fifth Ward; Rev. Kicush, pastor.
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ODD FELLOWS REGISTER.
All the Lodges assemble MT Odd Fell
lows Hall, corner OF Market
and Quincy streets.
YIRGlNIUS LOrGE, 81. 8.

YIRGlNIUS LOrGE, No. 5.
Meets Ovcry Thursday Evening John Goudy, n.
V4 James Courts. V. e.; j. NJ. Bichel, Secretary.
ERANLIN LODGE, no. Is.
Meets every Monday Evening. n. G. Marsh n. G.;
J. W. browning, V. g.; W.n. McKclvey, Secretary.
WILLIAM TELL LODGE, Nc. IS. Germany
Meets every Wednesday Evening Simon Hisrich,
NG; John NJ. Euersncr, v. 6: JobE SalNdc Secretary
WHEELING LODGE, No. SO.
MC"t- every Saturday Evening. d. II. RCnnNrd,
n. c. Ii. ". Te,lmnn. V. G.: W. 81. Bcrryhill, SCc,y
PANOLA LODGE, No. So.
Meets every Friday Evening. l.. r Bccler, n. G :;
John \. Vincent, V. c.; W. /. BlNin, Secretary.
ABRAMS ENCASIpNIENT, No. /.
Meets tire PIRsT and THIRD Tuesday Evenings Of
each month. James NJ Hall C. p; L. F. Bceler II. T.;
john Frcw, 5. W. W. i. McEclvey, Scribe.
WILLIAM TELL I3NCASipMENT. No. a.
Meets the SECOND and FOURTH Tuesday Evenings Of
ench month. Charles LinclI. c. p: y. Stegcr, H. P
F. T. Hoffman. 5. w, c. Isobneullcr, Scribe
C0NC0ED LODGE, No. 1ai, Germany
Meets every Monday Evening, in their Hail. corner
OF litl: and NineSts.. SOntll Wheeling j. g. Miller
y e.; jacob ltZ. Y.Ga Peter thinner, Secretary.
Old FELLOWS HALL ASSOCIATION.
TRUS-EyS.-I. Colts, John Hamilton, A. Lnring, ].
J"k"ns. J. NJ Bickel J. Berger C. W. Franzhcim. =
-. A. Caldwell. ]. I.COrrs President
q. BAIRD JR, Secretary.
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@. F. S tifel,
MANUFACTURER
Tine SHEET / :. IRON WARE
Iousefurnishing Hardware-

Aouseturnishing Hardware,
{ I AS On HAND a VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT
L I Of Iouscfurnishing Goods mart of his stock
consisting Of fine lot of Watcr-c0olcrs, lined with
porcelain; Water filters Walters, Tcacanistcrs NIns-
seT4 patent minute Freczcrs Old Dominion COfFec-,lots
rdcayes Cutlery. britannia and Black Tin Ware Tin
hcI anu Ei1mreyi Hollow Ware, Braas Kettles, &c.
lie requests of s.custunIers and the nuIiic rencr-
ally particular attention to his Water cooIrrs and
patent freezer II any wishes to save Ice and tie
Gtt dominion Coffee Pot makes the best coffee and
s""n will pay in saving coGeo.
Also on iand very largo assortment Of his own
manufactured Tin wnro, wholesale and retail ANY
articles MOI on hand will he made order nj thS shortest
notice and Mt reasonable prices
1S-FRGIT GINS dLWZtI3S ON IK1ND
Those in want Of Housekeeping Goods will do we'll
to call on him. Ills articles arc too numerous to mon
ton Those who call will find most every article for
hitting oMt tno household c. T.. STIPEI.
my II 59-IlGm No. l73 Main st NYbcCliDr Va
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PUBLIC HALLS.

NIelodoon Hall, east side Main between Quincy and
MOnruo
Masonic Hail. northeast corner Market and Monroe.
Washington Hall, northeast corner Market and
Monroe.
Union Hall, west side Main between Quincy and
NonrOc
Athcnmum Hall, corner John and Market
New Odd Fellows HALL corner Monroe and Fourth.
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vnEELINo LnpGE. ~. 12s.

HuEELINO LODGE, No. 12S
M""ts first and third Thursday of each month"; ex-
day. '''' - ''''''' ''''' : nun
W ]: Bates. ". NJ. T. II. Logan. s. W., W. C. Hall,
.. W. T. Melvin Secretary, F. A. Brentnger, Treas
Beans, Tyler.
PAST M4sTERs-J. Goshorn, W. ]. bates, L H Will
hAms. :. \. Brentlingcr.
OHIO LODGE, No. 1oI.
Meets first and third Mondays OF crch month.
NJ, D. PSEeil W. NJ. W. j. Houston. S. w, A. J. swee-
q w JAS. Mckinney Sec, William Wilson, Treas,
Tyler. '''' =" ~ i'cN'
E.sT +. Tr rM!sIERs-w. P. wilson George W. Sights,
. NJ Warden, D. Murray, Geo. Duty.
WHEELING UNION CHAPTER. No. 10.
Meets second Monday of each month.
l; H. Logan. II. p, A J. Sweeney. X 6 p Rno,rn
- - 'icCiuney, Treas, Dr. G. baird. Jr.. Sec.
G. SsT W SIP II P-J GOshorn, W. c. Scott, j. s. Wheat
WHEELING cOSIMANDARY, MOL.
Meets fourth Monday in each month.
nv. W., = ), y BATES z. G. l. H. Williams, Gen A. J. swee-
G p NJ ", WP Wilson, P Geo. Baird Jr, Recorder,
= +. Brown, Treasurer
n.'.S PssF E.c-Georgo ". Sights, H. williams. VI. j.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-25
There were runnings TO and fra.
And longing Looks, and fears distres


but imagine my surprise, when l found an
individual (good looking of cOursc), imi-
tating Professor Gardner with :soap
stand" and between the murdered English
OF the soap Yender, and notorious indi-
Eldual in i'weaving way" the scene was
much moro interesting than you common
~ see with music grinder and monkey,
although we had n greater prOfusiOn of
larger boys. Our friend i'll the weaving
way made q strong effort to convince the
crowd that he was some at home, but,
think, conclusivcly proved himself one of
the animals with long cars, although they
were not visible: while the soap vcndcr
was obliged to ''pull up stakes, with
small sale, and do his sscrying where they
have less brains, or more dirty clothes, al
though he claimed to have n soap that
would cleanse the grease spots of mans
character The morals of the community
ut Alliance were at such high state OF
cultivation, that they did not appreciate
the article, and he closed his "riginarolc"
with-''Ill keep my soap to wash myself
morning.
During part of my absence, have vis-
itcd the home of my youth, and what n
volume OF pleasing associations came swell
ing up in my heart, as l tread over the
same old play grounps, where hours and
days have been SO agrceably spent; what
snnshine of other days fell upon nv heart.
rs my mind REQUIRED to the scenes of nv
youth. wandered along the banks of the
Sandusky, where I used TO fish for the
''Sunfish and Suckre'' stood under the
limblcss, barklcss trunk of the old syca-
more, that often sheltered my youthful
head from the scorching rays of Old Sol,
ere its branches ceased to put forth their
leaves in spring-and how natural the con-
tr"st that venerable old trunk brought, to
my mind-as used to hide my clothes in
the hollow trunk of that tree, so now
try to hide my faults in the hollow of the
old trunk of time. The various changes
of our lives. will here impress themselves
upon our thoughts, and the pot upon
which the drama of our youth was enact
real as this does now to my vision. AS
stood upon that spot, for moment, nv
soul was too full for utterancC thoughts.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-25

n DiI'r5et Drputy Grand Muster for Wezern TTr
High Priest, DE. T. II. LOGAN
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MASONIC REGISTER.

Wheeling Lodges meet in Masonic
Hall, corner of Market and Nom
roe Streets.
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I. Q. S. M.

OLD DOMINION LODGE, MOL.
Meets every Monday Evening nt their Hall in the
Mciodeon Buildings.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-25
71uPANuMS or EAR DBrus

TINPANULS or EAR DRUMS
Which are suitable for either and all uges-inI ert-
cd ia five minutes. EAR TRUMpITS of every ,les, rim
ton also every variety of artificial articles known In
tho World-A large assortment of beautiful durable
ARTIFICIAL HANDS,
With the Arm and Elbow Attachment: ARTIFICIAL,
FEET, with tho Ankle Leg, and Knce-Joint Attach.
ment.
These articles perfectly natural and adap.cI for
either SEX nId can he by express to any mart of
the world All kinds ofTrlssrs for Hernia or l,pture
OF every description, for either SEX and Trsses uar
EcniarT adapted for females in weak condition. also
for thOeC with PROLAPsUs UTERI.
Dr. iakee is one of the celebrated and skill
iul yhysiclanS and surgeons living. Ills fame is
known personally in every principal city of the world
All letters directed to Dr. BAakcp must contain ten
ceat1 to pay postage and incidental expenses. All
Chronic Diseases can hc treated by cnrresnondepcc
except those mentioned, which will require ha per-
sonni supervision.
ES- Office hours, from Il. Mto4PM
DOCTOR DAAKEE,
FpFroE, 7O4 broadway, a few doors above Fourth St
octll, S9 NEW IORE CRY
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WHEELING, VA, FRIDAY MORNING,
gaily gntrllloentrr.
TERMS or ADVERTIsING.

TWELVE solIp LINES OF NoSPARE11. foR oSx 1Scu, OR
LESS, MAKE SQUARE
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n eW Books

-EN y w DOOhSo
JUST RECEIVED. AT j. C. ORR'S, lO6 MAIN ST.
Adam Bc''e, Idyls of tho King. CTennysonss last.)
Dr. Frcncll's new work Glossary Of English Words;
Life and Travels of Baron humboldt with an Intro
ducti0n by BRyarl Taylor EccnIIectiOns of Jcffry
lIHmlyn; The Roman Question: IIartly Norman; 4
BACHELORS Story; Eccolections of tho Revolution;
Book of the Chess Congress- Tho Shelby Memorial:
Knitting Work, by Mrs P0rtinEtOn.; RccoectiOns OF
Samuel Martin: Ten Years Of Preachers Life, by
Mcburn the Blind Preacher; Memoirs of YfioC0 by
himself Henry st. Sohu Gent; My Sr,I Books Foster
brothers. Tempest and Sunshine: Breakfast, Dinner
and Tea lrtscotts Works: Also. general assortment
oi Juvenile Books We have now very large variety
ETimcnt from s. to 800 per sctt Parties furnished
with general assortment for so cents to 81 per even
ing Tho largest aud finest assortment of Stationery
evor brought to Wheeling especially retail and
trade. Wall Paper from now till LIST Of january at
and suit yoursclffn anything Won want in nrr limo
sen4.,h0 NJ Ion NIein a Mllnnlinr. En
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Howe's Scales.
P. c. HILDRETH & BRO,
No. 50 Mntn.Strect.

A RE AGENTS FoR TowEss IMPROVED IN WEIGH.
IA ing Scales Hay nnh Cattle Scales Portable Drop
Lever and Dormant Warehouse Scales from 400 10
NlRGISIA STATE A0RICCITrRAL FAIE, PETERSBURG
Nov. 3, 1855. A first class Diploma awarded by the
Virginia State Agricultural Society. These scales
which time they have received FIRST CLASS DIPLoaA
"nd two PIEsT CLASS MIntIs and arc approved and
recommended by all who have examined them. Call
and see thapl ut
r. G. HILDRETH BROS, 20 HaIn St.
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ID r. /. IL "A a * II II
IN any oIheF part Of tho body,
TUMORS AND SWELLINGS

TUMORS AND SVVELLINGS
or every description and without tho use of the knife
or any surgical Instruments Those last named Ifscas-
es cannot be cured by correspondence therefore all
such patients must place themselves under the Doctor
personal supervision
Dr. B&Nkee has mndo new discovery ola sPluid,'
that will produce absorption Of the ATARAcT" and
restore permanent vision tho ETS without resort
to the knife All diseases Of tho
EYES AND EARS
Arc successfully treated without the use of the knife
or needle DIR. Baakee has constantly on hand at
his office an extensive assortment 0f beautiful
ARTIFICIAL. EYES
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Meets first and third Thursday of each month. ex-
Cer June July and August, when it meets first Thur
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02
C0nfational.
BANDUSIA MALE SEMINARY.

GNHE next session of this Institution, situated
i the Gaatin Turnpike, two miles m les froi
Nashville, Tenn, will commence MONDAY, SCI
TENDER 5tb, and continue I'LL July LIST, 1860. FL.
terms of Board nd Tuition apply to the und rsigne
aug3U-d3w NATH,L CROSS
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uasbuillf Patriot.
TIE ERMs

TER MS:
Daily per tnnum, IS 90
Tri-Weekly ger tnnum m,....-............. 90
weekly ,per mum ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
One Weeklyfor Two years or two Weeklies
Tor oneyear III advance ..........-- %
When the Daily, rri-weekly or Weeklyi to De
iscontinued (paid in advance at the time snoscrDeo
r) The subscriber must order, otherwise 1t VIII oe
ntin led at option until paid for an stopped
not a a, it must be paid at the time Of disconilnu-
or atDar option IL the party is good a. Will
N q until paid.
Remittance by mail in 'registered letters, at our
risk.
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Nashville Female Academy.

THE Forty Fourth Academic year Of the Nashvill.
l. Female Academy will begin on 3.ONDAf, SEP
TEMoEk H..
Ihe present is preparation week, during which all
our teachers will he in their places Ne H also re-
ceive pupils, and be happy to our friends at
the Academy, who may vIsh to give any instruc-
tions in regard to their daughters
augz93t
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Coieman's London Mustard.

TTNHE lttehtiOn of Dealers and Consumers partic
uiarly called to the superior quality and low pric
es of tue above Mustard, manufactured by Messrs j.
Coinan London now the most extensive Factors
OF Mustard in Great Britain.
Four different qualitiesarem m ufactured which
packed in Kegs, Cinisters Tin Foil and Bottles, and
each package warranted full weight The 1, 6, and
10 Id Tin Cdnsters peculiarly adapted TO the south
AS JIey electually exclude dampness and air, thus
Ir serving the flavor in all lis strength
Imported and for sale, at wholesale, in New York,
by GARDNER &. YVElIN ,2l7 Fulton street,
J. HORSEYS SON. S4 Maiden Lane;
II. Z. BLOSSOM, 1873 FrOntstreet.
feb26-6m
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Fans. Fans!

LIVERY variety q Pans u Pearl xhlte and red
II livery saiIdie Wooa aad I few Parasol Fans.
IyIs " - = ucer1I.
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Spring and Summer Clothing.

Black blre brown and dahlh Cloths: black and fans
vesiinEsi aresz, deta sad linen lFliags; umbreIiss
kc, &c, kc
-. B.-C1ofsing cnt order. ~frr '.
WARD, BIRMINGHAM 4 co, Prseticsi Tallors
mars No. 20 r1biie square Sashvilie
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nem-Dork.

rom vIsCHER, OWEN CO., General Advertising
House Appleton Building, 246 Broadway,
Sew-York.
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Pianos! Planes Pianos !!
At Luck,s Music Store.

CHURCH street, between summer and Cherry sts,
" where yoa will always 4 d "a good assortment OF
Pianos Piano Stols Sheet Music and Musical lnstru
menis OF every description. Also, Instruction Books
for all Instruments Any Instrument sold
ted perfect In every respect. juylS-u
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Musif, pianos, &f.


DE-PECTFUI LY informs the public that be is
Ii gahizing his classes at the following rates:
Lessons on fiauo Flute, Violin, Guitar, &C., and
cultivation, of tie voice, IS 90 per month seven
DoIlrs when taken at his office at Rev Mr. Hays's,
College street, door the second Presbyterian
Church. Reduction Of charges when two more
branches -tHddied By the same perscn.
n. B.-As but few 0f my hours are not tak"n, ap
plit ants requested u leave word at Bensjn's
N Stnre az my Office before the LIST of Septem
Der promising strict attention 10 my duties.
aug29-Im o. BECKER.
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Uautf0.
Gross rEieS Wanted.

THE Nashv lie and North western Railroad Com
l. pauy wish 10 contract for 40, 900 CEDAR CROSS
TIES, feet long, inches thIc~, vail hcwn, face
at narrowed pIac not less than s inches clear of
bark timber be sound To be delivered the grade
line uf the road in Nashville.
The coutract,'rs want to contract for so 900 WHITE
or Pu~r-OAh TihS of the same size the above, TO
be delivered tie line OF the road in piles from
section IL Ia section "a, enough each section TO
supply the same.
Persons wishing to bid will direct 10 the President
and directors of the Nashville aud North western
Railroad Compony, Nashville, Tennessee.
Jul 21-u
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Contractors Work.

Bridge Bolts and Nuts;
Cast Angle Blocks, SHOES
and " asiIers;
Mule Powers;
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02
New NAuSict New Music!
At Luck,s Music Store.
PREMIUM PIANOS.

T A MCCLURE has for sale 90 e
sJ Piano FOrtes from celebrated II - 81
makers. Steinway sons, A IL. Gale Z II u Fl n
4 Co., Hazeiton Bros, Peters, Cragg II
4 Co., and others consisting of and 61z and ~
Octavrs, and ranging in price from Sl0O TO 5000 All
wdrrented IN every respect. Pc sons purchasing
from him III NOT pay from SIS I" SIS more than II
they gave an order "A PEDLAR for AN Instrument
that tney neither see nor hear until It is put up in
their plrlur When II is sometimes very hard 10 lnd
lnrtrument that p!clses Ia every particular when
YOU have a zau 10 select from, Is II at all
! kelly you would be pleased in buying by order.
Also in store the largest stock of Sh Music Books,
ami small Music Instruments ever offered In the
Market aud will be sod lower than by any
other house in the CITY, Come to 80 Union street and
be convinced. J. A. MCCLURE