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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-09
TRABUE & LUCAS

w ILL sell without reserve, on their usual liberal
w terms, Lar &c and well sected stock Of Foreign
aud American, staple and Fancy Try Goods Boots,
Shoes Hats. Clothing, Carpetng, Hardware, with =
i,rge line OF Notion and Variety Goods, &C., &c
The stock consists In part OF the following:
Cloths, Cassmeres, plain and fancy Sltinets. v 81
inRs, hne and common Bed Blankets, NeCTe, Saddle
and Travelling aud Coat do, black and fancy dress
silks French, English aud German Meriuos. Alpaca,
plain and fancy Deiaines. Cashmeres, pebage and
other Dress Goods, adapted 10 the present season
good lot OF black aud fancy Dress shawl Aantits
&c. all grades of Irish Iinnens Needle Work, Lace
Edgngs aud Insertngs, Jaconets, CambTics, HAND
kerehieis OF all kinds; Ribbons, DTess Trimmings.
large stock OF Hoop Skirts; heavy and well
sorted line Of prints, embracing The most popular
brands; brown and mixed Jears 8, Tweeds, and NesTD
Kerseys. frock drrss and ~ ccnts; Pants, Vests
SHIRTS, Drawers, and a heavy stock Of Hosiery. We
have good supply Of Boots and BrogaBs; Mems
Women 5 and chiidrenis Shoes and Hats, 80 balss
ami cases of brown and bieached DOmestis Ia fact,
almost every article usually kept IN ely ar eoun-
try retail dry goods store. Thlfi large and varied
stick TIE goods will be offered Ia COED aUts ard
without aBy sort 0I reserve. Tie terms Ill be be-
raj. This presents good opportunity To merchants
20 ssoFt their stock. We earnestly and respectfully
request their attendance on TUEsIlAI and wkDNks-
DAY DECEMBER I3th ane I4th, 1859.
TRABUE LUCAS,
No rs Public Square, Nash Hle, Tenn.
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BILLS INTRnnECEn.
AFTERNnnN SESSION

The House met and resumed the consider
alton of bills on second reading, and spent
the evening therein.
The House then adjourned till O'Clock
tomorrow morning.
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Rail Road ConnectfOns.-Dista
from Nashville TO New York, &c.
Ma HvIILE TO NEW YORK
VIRGINIA ROUTE.


Nashville. Chattanooga, Nash. X Chat. r. X. 80
Chattanooga, Knoxville. f.. Tenn. n Ga. r. X. IL
Knoxville. Bristol ...... f.. Tenn. Va. X K. Ii
Bristoi-...... Lynchburg.. Va * Tam. X. r. 20
Lynchburg.. Alexandria. Orange & A. Il. R.,
he completed
by 18th december, 1s
Alexandria. Washington. Wash. & AK. Il. X.
Washington. Baltimore. Wash Branch b. n
O. K. R.......... 80
Baltimore. Phllad elpha, Phill. W. y b. L r.. 9S
Phlladel phia New York.. C. mdcn Is a. or New
Jersey r. Rs. 90
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Nashville 80 Louisville. o.. Louis. Nash. X. L 1856
Louisville. -. seymour 80. JcfleTsonVtIle 80
sew muur.... Cluctunat... ONO x Miss. 81
Cnciut att -, Cley eland.... Cleveland, Columbus
aud q. CiunRti K.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-09

TsiE bsgiansng al he T@eatie1h Eaaame sabserip
uaaz seessssa and sl1sis sspszs spla by
uAGAS.
Eas2--a Il College slEsst
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-09
DECEMBER 18th and I4th.

Last Large and Extensive Auction Sale
FOR 1889
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-09
For Rent or Lease.

TsoR sfera Of years, one OF fhe most dssirsbie
I FARMS IN the CouHtg Of Davidson, three mihs
frons Nashville .oD The North side VI the csmbeT-
land river, co1tainsbg <es acres, zoo apeb and
cultivation vita atsfge and comfortable Dwelling,
Kitchens, Smeke hpuses and all necessary cut
houses. The Farm well wsfcred and has = hne
eFheAFd upon II A enc iot u Corn Fodder ana
Oats eau be purchased ~ The fkrm- Fer fur
sesas-u MICHAEL VAUGHN.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-09
EARLY COPIES.

The receipt of Advance Sheets from the
British publishers gives additional value to these Re-
| prints, inasmuch they now be placed in the
| hands of subscribers about soon as the original
| editions.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-09
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
THURSDAY. Dec. s. 1859.
BILLS ON THIRD READING

The House met pursuant to adjournment.
Several Standing Committees made their
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-09
New Music! New Musie!!
a. V,uck'S Music store.

DOBBiN around .Sehottischt y cents
ID silvery Midhg hi Moon, 20
have heard from m home, %
Annie Lsle "a beastiful sung 20 :.
Gentle Annie 4 variations by bellak,) IS
Foresi Glade Polka Brillis0t by Cuts
chalk, 30 =
La Trayiata, complete Opera, % % 80
RE hardson's res isea Plane instrueior, 60
Teachers and SsminaTies Supplied on the usual
terms and Huze 10 an. part Of the country en-
receipt of market price sePfls-u
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-09

tHTEhavs fsaes = 70 "a sgssas saF sale cheap %,
ases-sf LfLEs 4 HIrcHISGs.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-09
Bill Paper.

The best quality of Paper, ruled to suit kind Ca
business, for sale by
decs-lf JOHN YORK co. :.
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LADIES VESTS.
Furnishing aud Fancy leeds.

IATE are aew receiving nne assortment 81 Fur
w sashiug Geus's. Of which Ne uafne SHIFT
every variety xtssFsfs and latest ies-cattArs,
Gieves suspend "a Robes Neck ues, Pocket RAna-
ksrehiefx, UtEs-s las, uSnEkw AR--eyery vaFse-
iy--Aeaey Reisa bALF usa-E--of Cotton, Wcos. Mo-
riao, aud s2sshs ft--fRAFE1lAG sHAafs ,G4ans
lets of backzkiEs 3 IL .nd Calf sc. for saie BY
dec2-tf j. H.. McsstI-f.-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-09

Take Nos,ce,

HAVING instret from Nsv orb and aEher
kAstera ClEiess vita large ana splenasa azzaft,
saens Of Amerie4a, Preach. ka hsh aaa GsrmS
Tpys, 10 be sola ehs-p, b. whoiez.ls 81 rsl<sl.
CaAs. kuEEkTenS.
Ne. II Market street.
P.s.--cosatry Herrhxnfsxll ~ plszse sail and ez
sniss hefore pareseszas slss~ hsrs. orEz7-a
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-09
Five Dollars for the TIVE Volumes !.

When sent by mail (pa st paid) TO California and
Oregon the price viii be 81. To every other part Of
the Uni n and To Canada post paid, So
Es- THIS work is SoTthe old . Book of the Farm.''
X. mtIanccs for any of the above publica ton s
should Away be addressed, postpaid, 10 tins Pub
hshers, LEONARD SCOTT x co.
81 Gold street, New York.
W. I. BERRY * co.
dec9-tf Nash lille, Tenn.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-09
Fancy Goods.

FrST received fresh sleek Of fzney Goods
~ Cambs, brushes. Purses. Pocket Books, forts
NsanaAsa. leather sAtEh@ss, fravessng Cases, sAei
Taeksng comas Vesi hattons. ksEnFr, straps Tosizi
AiFsess, >ctssoss HALVES, ks., afffsr sale los BY
aec-f a. n Ao5llHA
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-09
AflD publications.
THE PRAIRIE TRAVELLER;

THE PRAIRIE TRAVELLER:
BY CAPT. MARCY,
Fishers River fNorta Carolina) Illustrated;
saxe's New Poem. Money King; a Esss -
AGood Fight, by Charles Reade; 8
Gold foil, By Timothy Titcomb; ----s. e
The Minister'S woong; by Mrs Stowe;
Carolina Sports by Hon. VILLAIN Elliott;
Woman Artistic, by Mrs. Ellet;
Sword and Gown, Author of Guy Livingstone;
Bayard Tayior's Travelsa at Home and Abroad:
Mabel or Heart Histories, tale of truth;
Buckeye Abroad, by SamueiS. Cox;
Life in Tuscany, from the London Edition;
The Corner Cupboard, 1 900 engraviugs;
Morality and the State, by s. Natb;
History Of the Georges, Kings Of England, by
Smucker; EMS no aaf
Beulah, by AugustaJ. Evans, Of Mobile, Ala;
Adam Beds, by George Elliott;
Life for Life, by John Halifax;
The Old Stone Mansion;
Lizzie Glenn.
The above list Of new publications will be sold at
the publisher price,
Harper's Magazinefor December; Hs
r slie's Magazine and Gazette of Fashion;
Gody's Iady's Book; ass fsaf zErt
Peterson's Magazine. just received by
JOHN YORK 4 CO,
nov24-tf & No. IS unienstreet.
George Nj. Shepard,s Gold Pens,
or every size and style. For safe by
JOHN YORK & CO.,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-09
MEDICAL BOOKS.
John Ork ~ GO.

Havej ust received a complete stock of Text Books
for the Old and New Medicai schools, which ttey
offer for sale al the publishers price. The late 81
ditions and best binding ocI3
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-09
OTHER RnIrES

Nashville. Louis, He, LOUIS. Nash. r. r. 1s5
Luuisy ie.. Sey mOuT. JcffeI souvue :" ~
SEYMOUR. Cincinnati. Ohio \ Miss. " 81
Cincinnati. Marietta. Marietta Il Clint " 100
Maretta..... ParkersbuTg steamboat. ......... ii
Parkcrsburg. Bdtimore... Bait. x Ohio r. R.. 3S3
Bal inIore.... New Y, rk... Pliia. ,Wmington&
Bait, Camden Il
Ambuy New
Jersey II. l"ds.... Ts6
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-09
lfw advertisements.
For Cincinnati and Pittsburg.

VIE une passenger steamer oU-.n -
CLARA POE, fHos, Pos, C13nSana
Master, Will leave for the above s<k<Rzzsts.ss>
and all intermediate ports FRIDAY the 9th instant
at O'Clock +. N. For freight or passage apply on
board, to JOHN ii. HARRIS,
decS-td Agent.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-09
Bohemian Cut Glass.
Flnges Ba~ls, st.sloa Hslsrrs, c.
alSs. Cara RseSiseFs, fosies sets. GoelSls, 1
FANCY GOODS.

Portable Desks Work Bsxas. PApes Aaehs Fo8ios
Aaso kHgy%s and Perks silver F1sGsa Casters Spaoaz
zEd FeEks, uerehaea Pipes. zna otArs ARTICLES
whereas % ua1tsa, ali Of siseh vii hs sold with
col reserve
a- The izahes are iavlsed % call ana examine The
Wares hefoEa TIE sAiez-
Far tbs eaaseatsEes of l4alss aitcadia< The sale,
have TeKersed saslz sxpxesssy Ser tsssE ase- Ne
ehArss foF packing gods oeng u ~ thls zais-
dee4-Sf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-09

Bucksktn shirts and Drawers.
A supply 81 ness aa4lty and = fsu ef ssseaa
<tr.is. rsssassa asd fof zaisby s.
esEs-a J.. II xceIIIs-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-09

Nashville -. LOUSY le. Louis. & Nash Il. r. 1S5
Louisville. Scymour....J cfiersonv lie - 40
SEYMOUR. Cincinnati. ohio Miss. " 81
Cincinnati Columbus Little Miami 90 l20
Coiunlbus.... PIttsburg.... Ce"trd ohio, (1eve-
land and PIitsbuIg
r. X (kiver bivi-
sion) and Ift.sb'g,
+. ". 4 Chicago
RR's -. IS
Pt'sbnTg... Phad .lphia, 7, nnSy lvaEia X. K. IS
Phtlade lpha New York -. Camden and Amboy
OF New Jersey Il.
kus -. ......... %
=,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-14

A CADEMY OF MuSiC-MLLESPERANzA.
a BOMBAY, De, u. OPENING MONT.
a. cal. Of fr Monday. the Opening Night Commences
- s.sr,Ssy st tie four ctet ohhcea
~. Sssa, in IN A%e,., 9, TIE new Pn%s pe1na
VII tai. p,ce MoNDA, neat Oct ~ When abe WI sp
0T LA TRAvIATA.
scse,b with ssnoSi BRIoNoLi and AMoDio in 'n' 00s
THE GRAND CHORUS
VII TS sI@ SSsss si,s osssSch Z sIfss
VIII comprise Sixty fro, class performers
The whole under the direction 81 s,,,,,o
vho iii make his 6rst app ssance ten se.on
On WEDNEsDAY Second ssS; ?, 10. p,@o rsaoe
o'''' ana '''' siGNok sTIGELLI
and of'As is;ii d hsts VII Esss Id r''''''''
ia vsrdr' s Ssis1t:ifd oP''' Of
81. # ,r... for tho Debut Of ssnoh srI3ELLI and
VFRRI 10 FRNANI, commences 90 Tuesdsy
On THURSDAY Debut and Fis, APPEARING, In America Of
1s &c" miis cREsCiMANo and Nils CRUvELLI.
IL TRoyATokE;
On FRIDAY. Revival Of
RGOLETTO.
For the 6rs sppeGsDee ths sea1oo OF
M.dsa-e COLsOS,
s. ass ~ FE :ilsi' ~. ssPT sTiSfGLI
On SATURDAY,
GRAND GALA MATINEE
In active preparson
There v be two regular ticket o@cesup Town o. zoe neso
my Of Musc and down town a, SHELLS aNloneIy ssot. DO
WslAt There wi hkewe be branch ticket ofhoes breu
ns' soS H "a ssH Soi1 FOR TIE SEASON
Tn cor p;snee with applications the Dect peg 70
snDcvrce they will receive subscnptions 'f nneo HUN
besd n ovrs
for ~ than twelve AID lot than twenty nights Esch
boz be let the Of 81 50 per light admit four
Psr,o.. -ishins to subscribe viii omog
Of the Academy Music FRIDAY OCT H. at the usual
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-14

WALKERS PIANO-FORTE WAREROOMS,
w Clinton Hall, Aorpl.ce and 9Th st., near Bo.d~sy-A
large and second h4ud PIANOS VI syey description
FOR SALE and HIRE at reduced prices.
n B.-The hire allowed In Of purchase
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-14
Aonses TO fet.

ITO LEASE-The UPPER PAET of the 5-story
white marble BUILDING No. 6dS BrosSv1y Avply 3
WILLIAM TAYLOR, No ~ srosavsy; e " 50HHfAY-
kOR, No. rs Brosdwsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-14
THE HARP!
MR APrOMMAss
HARP MAfINEE .,onvrso

THE HARP!
HARP MATINEE ,,<,
hannounoed 10 take place 81 Nslos TohokKo" hohNN"'
Dot. is s.1o'clock. TicIes y centL
FRENGH IHE s!.l,l:a +. u..,o.o,,, Hotel
DRAYTOE'S PARLOR OPERAS,
LYRIC PROVERBS
Mr. and Mrs. HENRI DRAfrON g the C'nservstone as
Musious Paris the Operas Thestes Nys Dury Lane and
Covent Garden London ard the principal Contnetta
bsys the above for series Of Alternate Nights
for Of introducing TO the American pubic the pop
UNI nav WY ENGLISH PARLOR OPERAS.
FRIDAY NIGHT OCTOBER IL
"NEVFR JUDGE BY APPEARANCEC
Written BIZ H. DRAYros; the Music by L. J. LoDER
10 '''''D"' DIAM0SD CUT DIAMOND.
Opsrac Proyeib Boufe, 10 aci written bY H. Dn5ton
An .fBcisnt Orches.ra Conductor.........M valiant
ADMISSION-Ses numbered snd secured 80 cents other
Sests, Is cents.
DRAYTON'5 OPERAS,
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYB
THEATRE T .RA,S ! S., No: Sss Broadway
4me Soiree d Announcement
Debut de Nine. LAURETTI.
RenIee De NJ. bD0ARO.
lar Rsoressnt,ton UN CAPRICE par Alfred de Mussei.
M Maunstein rempira lie role de NJ Dechsvigny.
hne. Lsureti ceui Dc Madame Dc Lsry;. q. orpr
Vaudeville scse. Joue par Edsard' Barry and Mile
Dem Representation n ToINErTE EFT SON GARDINER
Operette. Nile Darcy. lDgue Loiret
Ordre do Spectacle Qoi se resemble Caprice 5. Toi-
On oonmsncer heures molns tres precise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-14
BILLIARD Gables.

DHELANs IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLE,
L AND COMBINATION CUSHIONS,
Tex sale BY The ps,en:se and manufacturer
VC0NNoR COLLENDER.
Nos. s., a. 81 and g Crosby e. New Yoxk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-14

CARRIAGES. CAkkiA0ES!--An elegant ~
~ sortnsnt Of 6r shss Carriages manufactured In tbs city
nay be found ct No. 76 Brosdway, loAs ozsnse VI
hing the city invited " call MussssA oasslosass ssna
Shsn rv<nes.ed. JAMES 3. BAEWsxER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-14
Aeal estate for Sale.

A BEAUTIFUL FARM RESIDENCE on
"A koNkoNKoMA LAKE, LONG ISLAND t" ~ vi "a
Barn. 2iz2s; hre 0sTasn Bathing Bosal aud Fuans
Very healthy oss,scu Cheap for g. KING To Ones
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-14

n II. CHAMBERSs PIANO-FORTES.-- I'm.
rooms Bible House, As.orpLae 4h and athst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-14

II, ROZ, Manufacturer of Upright BOudoir, OF
i Cabipet PlANO-FORTES. and MELODE0N ORGAN:
for Churches Psion Mandatory No IN Elnst nea
ard porcel,in.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-14

" +. HARRISON, Piano. Forte Manufactarsr
357 Canal st. Offers 6ne stock OF his LIBERATED IN3rRU
MENTs with PsenBsss Action fully warranted .. lev pdcss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-14
60 Upcm il map Gorusra.
CIV of rsw-YosH, DEr.srsEsT or Fis.s

CtnG of rsw-YosK, OEr.srsEsT or Fiss.se,
BUREAU or ASsssss jay q 1853
CORPORATION NOTICE.-SALE OF PROP
~ ERTY for UNPAID TAXES ard REGULAR RENTS
of CROToN WATER-Paele no,iee |, hsreoy Gyen
taa. Sale or Property for the Unpaid Taxes on Rea
Estate for III. yesn 1851 1858 aud 1884, aid the Unpaid
Re- Of Croon Water for the commencing
NAV 1852 ending April 80 lass s!so commencing Nay
j ending April So 1854 respectively addsa 20 NE taI o
1854 Nos IN H. IS H. - and u, vii taA- pace at
public auction tbs City Hall n the City New fork or
MONDAY the 9th day Of October neH at u 9cos a. neon o.
that sy and e continued from day 70 day until the ~hols sas
h. sd and that The detailed 81 the aud regular
rot, urpad aud the property BE- sold, is Published in TIE
York Evening Post, daily printed aic pco
ishea In the City OF Nev. YORK.
JOSEPH c. 1lSCKEEY C.eri OF Arrean
N B-Por 18th 10Th AID I'd Wards rrf-encs may b. has 20
n Comuerci,i Advertise Iy22 lswli~F
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-14
Aonses an6 farms Uante6.

HOUSE sad LOT WANTED-A sm Al 2-story
IL Brick HOUSE, modern iasbet, with Gss and Cro,on
Water sua,ed within Of 9th between
Beecksr ard l4h sS VIII pay cash. portion remain on
bond and mors.se Address Box No Us Post Once saiog
street ard humber otherwise senou Vii BE siyea-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-14
Copartnersbip Notices.

VUVWIIIIIEuVIP kNUkFN<Us
TI,HE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
i between STEPHEN KING aud CORNELiUs q DEnA-
REST upder the name OF firm Of KiNG DEMARE5r 10 tho
buy ps selling Oats aud Feed at the foot OF 18th Es
Aver, In City Of Ne~Yotk, on barge o'weso hereby
mutually dissolved. ..,
CORNELIUS c. DEMAREsT Is alone authorised % settle
STEPHEN KING,
C. c. DEMARESr.
T,HOMAS GARNER, JR., Is this day admitted q
II Q member OF our firm. GARNER d Co.
New. York, Oct. TO- 1859.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-16

NEWAKhI IofS.
squad OF police was called out about O'Clock this
evening, to quell small riot. An Episcopal church
(Irinty located on the Military Park the centre Of the
city recently resolved TO enlarge their edce by ad
d!tion in the rear, which would be wholly built on the
public park, and take in Of the broad walks which
for centuries bias remained uhdsurbed the park being
laid out in 1866. Advantage has been taken by the
church people of the fact that there State Chapcel
Tor, ard consequently injunction can be got to
restrain them. They have the authority of the
Common Council to make the enlargement; but 1t is
claimed that the Council has power grant pri
vege, and indeed that the church right on the
park at all Some Of prominent citizens taken
the matter in their hands, nd this evening destroyed
with fence that had been erected as commence.
inert Of tn work OF building.
There is much excitement, and all ATTEMPTS to build
will undoubtedly be resisted by the citizens Tee police
old not arrive until after the fence had demolished
and those engaged in It's removal had dispersed more
serious time is anticipated tomorrow night, AS the
churchmen will probably guard the place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-16
ITO COUNTY, nERCHANrd
WHOLEgaLE AND RETAIL GROCEEs
WUHi4ESALE AND k.ETAIL DtttlGI3rj
FRUIT HfOeES

HOTELS AND BAsRoONs.
~ ss e re R BE- :. =
" n Tor naad and The Spanish West Lnde. who r.oyn
Be- &. ns sssn ia u he sa s
scsspu s The s sos %s
f6DoLrho ~oiis 81; ole and mun s
Ae.ss@es Of ssd.d and Eupich Sciences d
ps ARIA Of tie Royal Coo Of Madrs 40
otpsysc and ohen.ry as applied e tho Indusry and AT
director s Ssi chs
Do HEREBY oerf that at the request o, tn. house Of o,r
sh an w s c q :
e'rsinipg m contained .
tie other gin I'm, are oere IL he ma1is And ,Ss sss
tdoipho VOTES aro%sac .chsdsn scSasoos /. spurious
LIQUID very Agreeable aromatic odor oe-lY trsnsua
h iis flavor strong and very asreeaos the palate
eredbs Gay Lussso's scohons.re 8J dsaiisou 10 8
as maria Nth an sppa, tgs consisting q gss rsso
elpeni M slcobolic liquid With very agressbe
araeru alcoholic wsigher degrees hundred,hs On cay
sn Of ss sSs ws IS
s f @sr INN agd d s so s the Of tie s
ma . aos5Isss due % very udns amount Of easenna
From remainder Of the distaton which was ef. in ss
renr rave obtAined through evaporation in BETA
sSa
s BELIEVE sss
er and matte attractive soluble water ADD
gin are que have not found in Udolpho Wofes Aromse
seLedam scAnapps mnera! organic substance
than the already uamed and the aromsc
ai7sd sy sson Finally dapho woes ssa
81 graduation In Carters alcoholic weisher, eIrs1-
tue bitter aroma tic substance, which perhaps
and on account o. ~ no. containing any MISTER inuou,
doubt arises from the the employed In n
manu- facture and from the peculiar of oistat
should In opinion be preferred the Holland b.
gc $qd German gtDs which are found nths island which
mas be business These otter
proved eXbale dssgrseable odor aud
nsyor some o. Ssm having is az was he Gaze
Of bremen. resicium after evaporation BY
stance almost inspd and trifngly aromatic with
q vanilla but 10 no case With the delicious bitter and aroa
beled "Genuine Samaritan" "Ex,ra Superior" Measa.
1Acher have furnished small siAntiy Of xreeu
sh substance hareh metallic
which attractive organic ster mixed with
per- With signs Of iron, owing, perhaps to bad sytem Of d.
ullation.
certify that all that the truth and AareeR
with the experiments have made with the
authorize the house Of Gog VIII city give pub
cty this certificate in Spanish and 10 foreign languages =
all counir1es where may suit their in.eres TO DO
JOSH LUIS CASA64CA,
HAVANA June s, 1859.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-16

WASHINGTON, june i5J 1859.
The Levsnt ", omng aud Lancaster, which are TO COM
pose part OF the Pacific squadron, will vst Chile In view
Of our unsettled affairs With that country and the recent
ouusges on citizens. is known that instructions
have already been forwarded TO Minister there 10 de-
nnna repara,on for the wrongs committed.
Petitions, numerously signed have been sent from Phi
ladelphia 10 the Attorney General, the Secretary Of
the Treasury and the Postmaster General asking them
70 reconsider iher location Of the Post Once in that
o,y, and return to the Pennsylvania Bank building as
originally designed but these officers Of the opinion
that the change asked cannot be made without fur
ther Congressional legislation
There probability that the naval force In the Aed
terranean will be increased.
The Navy Department has received Information Of the
death Of Lieut. Duer In Florida.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-16

r. 'ANCIs JOSEPH AS A SOLDIER give q
very il, teresting sketch in our columns to-day Of
Francis ! Joseph the young Emperor of Austria,
which com,'s most OPPORTUNITY at the present
moment. FL. ON this it will be seen that be is a
man of brillian.' education and great talent; that
bis reputation as a soldier stands ~ high, aud
that his military skill and experience are con-
tria on the plains Of Italy against the combined
forces and joint abilities Of Louis Napoleon and
Victor Emanuel, and be will have chance to
prove how tar his military reputation will be
sustained in the contest.
He is, it must be remembered, twenty years
the junior OF Louis Napoleon, who, though
good soldier on paper, has no experience in the
field; and if it should happen that he vanquishes
the latter in the present war, there will be no
more Louis Napoleon, and Francis Joseph will
be esteemed as prominently the leading mill
tary sovereign in Europe.
Francis Joseph has seen service in several bat
ties His first actions were at Grita and Soma
Campagna, where he fought under Radetzky in
lS48. He took part also in the last campaign
in Hungary, and was present at the taking of
Raab, in May, 1S4s, the capitulation Of Village
and the surrender of Comorn.
On the other hand, the experience Of Louis
Napoleon is confined to his participation in the
disastrous insurectiOnary movement at Ro-
magma during the French revolution Of 1880,
and brief service as captain of artillery in the
army of Switzerland durino 1894 His suhsa
quent adventures at Strasbourg and Boulogne do
not invest his name with much military ecla.
These two sovereigns are now commanding in
Italy the largest armies which have been mar
shalled on the battle fields of Europe for forty
years. Their career will be watched WITH in
tense interest by the whole world, and the result
OF the conflict may decide which is the greater
military leader When the war is ended people
will be able to pronounce whether Francis Jo-
seph or Louis Napoleon is the man Of the age in
point of military capacity.