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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-03

DOWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL at 81 BBS'S
II HAr Store, Pa. ay., near 18th st. d2-sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-03

nR; C06GSWELL'S NEW MEDICA L
~ SALT is for sale m Washington by J. r. Nil O.
burn & Co., WIlisrds Hotel; J. IS. Moore, Pam.
ave, heow 18TH sts; r r. Gardner, opposite
Capitol Square. sauth side: John Schwartzc. 468
Ps.sve.; :. u. Wate, 52s 9TH ct. and r. \. Wash.
6o9 9th 81. east; an Georgetown by :. y. CIssel;
ITO Bridge st.. and g. B. Barnard Co, Bridge and
High sts.; IN Alexandra nv Peel Stevens, and by
ali Druggists wEcrever the Star is read. As u In
rot q patent medicine. but the rIption of an
eminent physlolan, one ehOuld fail to try the New
MedIcaSalt. ". B.-For Testimonials and dlrec-
tons circular DR.. COGGSWELL'B NEW
MEDICAL. SALT. De 2S-lN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-03

THE MAsS THoUsAsps cared thi. on within
last seventeen aud the Important
operations performed by Doctor Johnston witnessed by a.,
Reporters OF the papers aud other persona uotes
which have appeared again and public be
.ds hs standing gentleman character and re.pon 81
bility, q snfc-nt the afflicted a-iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-03

nR. CO6GSwELL'S NEW MEDICAL
~ SALT. Get circular. Ask any Druggist about
the New Medical salt. Ask your neighbors
shout the New MedcsI salt m slck fTr !; N not
sick, rsms-7bsr the New k edioal Salt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-03

NJ FISH i-FtSHm
NEW MESS MACkEREI., verJ superior,
Also. Hailbut, smoked and In pickle,
Blue Fish, In pickle,
Salmon Trout. In pickle,
Tongues and Sounds
Dutch HeI rings, In kegs,
Scotch Herrlngs,
Sealed Herrings, IN tin,
Salmon, splced. in tin,
Also. fresh Lobeters,
Fresh Clans,
Sardlnes, DO, 60.
ja21 CORNER l5th ct. ana Vermont svenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-03

nR.CU6GSWELL'S MEDICAL SALT
II FOR lNFLAMMATORY DIsEasEs ONLV.
NeU Medical SAT- Netc Medical .SaIts
49, - IL Is NOT A CURE ALL.
nR. COGGSwELL'S NEW MEDICAL
" SALT, instead Of being a remedy for al lis has
confirm over tut one Iil, has bat one aim. and ac-
complshes but one thInF. 20 wit suHDUFs INFI AN
1AToRr DISEASE. whatever he ITS form or l'cality.
whether III the head, IN TOat. abdomen ex trenItes
r skin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-03
MARYtANpS STATE LoTTERIEs.

These Lotteries are drawn by State a thority and
nndsr the 81 PerlntendeIco of State Commissioner,
IheJ nave been drawing fer over forty years. Per
sons v no wish to purchase tickets. can, with conf
dence; buy IN the Maryand Lotteries. as there has
never been question TO their legality or fairness
peld, f'O'hF'i'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-03

hR. COGGSWELL'S ANTIPHLO6ISTIC
~ SALT. Acute packages, 81; ChronIo do. 8 2.5O;
Family Go.. Sc. sent by mai, free of expense, ON
receipt Of price. lnvaIds with chrome or long
standing diseases, should always order chronic
Sackage. ID. &. TAYLOR & CO. Gen. Agents, 9S2
book st. PhIls. n. B.-Agents wanted in every
CITY, Town, aEd Village
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-03

r L.. SlM MONS,
LIE iLIIE OF NEw YoSx CIrY,)
ED,SE TOOL MAKER,
Northeast cornt street north and nth str.s. vast
washington, IL. c.,
Menufactnres md repairs all kinds of Edge Tools.
including Mason ard Stone-cutteTs' Tools Mill
Picks made aud sbsIred. ses-sm
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THURSDAY.
CARROLL COUNTY LOTTERY, Class s.
To be drawn on Thursday, r February 8,
78 numbers-l3 ballots.
Capitals.
] pl1ze or 20m0 prizes of.......Sl rs
30 ....----- t,H1 do --...--- 100
60 .----.... 2NO 20 do ....- 81
40, DC, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-03

HAIR. Tooth, Nall, and BandolIne Brushes, q
near 18th street. d2 sm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-17

A NEW BOOK,
REV. W. J. HOGE,
Professor in se Union Theoogoa Seminary Prince Edwsd
Virgins.
BLIND BaRTIMEUS;
THE STORY OF A sIGHTLEss SINNER AND HIS
GREAT PHYSICIAN.
One vol lSuo, muslin. Price Is cents
From The Princeton Review January Number.
Sctipura aud susiJn thoroughly sound
ar e,Ang cal fr Of uDcon probing toe heart revealing 10
and Supplying Sortufal remedies witr peculiar sk
u.t,uciiy. victive star cousoafoy,
que this volume Offers these charsGers 20 m
readers in English with crest atuene- ot
image nv and ratioD feryent and npa.oned eaInest
that breathe words tost burn Few
reaosr 10 rouse the careless guide nques, stimulate
,ttergtken and con, fort the Ch'lstian.'
From Tie N. Y Observer.
slowng earnest eloquent exbitiion OF the reene
And bcsu-y cthe Gospel asilDer saved blind
besrar brou 20 CL and tins glorious ID, De peseused
In ustye argument ius.ttion snd sppeaI . a. to make
,,nd on tbe Ader. We would that ths uonent
ins of aousapo OF the book scattered land"
Ftom The Boston Recorder.
excellent book fall Of sound iD'tTueiioa and the
very spirit Of he Cope"
'' Prom Tbe Phiadephis Epsco pa Recorder.
The suy exhibits the perf.c Analogy between
the r.,tor Of the blind sight related 10 the Cos.
ps 1d the recovery Of the from bis spiritual blindness
From The Chicago Cons gaioual Herald
An pIGctesl work, being series OF oiscourscs
founded on .be stsiy Of Blind BaEtiDous"
From Ibe Cincinnati rhfi.tian H~ah
1--WE wish It roud be par-d this Winter 10 the harc oil
Thousands Of siehiless sinntn."
just P-'-'N SHELDON, BLAKrNAN CO..,
No. Us ksssau-st-, \. I.
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Nem CIVILIZATIONS.

Just PGbfihed.
"keW-forh' Se"tF'PrI~
New Jersey Lsts 20 .c"sPsPeIs-
'N'Ignld'' .scN'Pnpu4-'
"Marylsn5 Diet. Colua bis" Lists. 81 News?aPe.
lCEN 1T MAY BE VALUABLE to MEX
CstCs CHANTS, MASUtACIURERs, PATENT
MEDICINE DEALERS. ten short every class OF persons
VINO nay comtemp advertising 20 considerable exen
for business Of the approaching Spring and sammef 70
know that
RICHARDSON'S
ADV ERTISIN Fl o u 8 e,
No. 3RO BROADWAY, EEW-YORk,
(Orssnzsd in the year 1885,
AND NOW REPsEsESTISG OVER 2 O0O NEWSPAPERS,
(Auerican and Foresu),
IL the only this city the United stses reeos
pzipr and carrying the following rules of bus ness viz;
pubsn patrons thoroughly revised htts OF alth
States ppsrsey arranged ard classified iao Daies, Th-
WeetHes Weethes Religious, German, etc etc.
2-To score file fapers, basis Of ell bills ETC.
3-Lss ssst1ha instu'ed the uniform rule ~
hing of tue Office - the Only means
Of securing prices and the pronpos OF publishers
Gail office between the hours of and IL g. M or si
give persoDsl attention, ousce - note verbal message
nom TO 4 n M ALBERT q. RICH ARD3ON
S-Tbe Proprietor con6 emily refers 10 let (which he
will furuh any one) If bis last years advertisers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-17

NJ NEw-YoRK CITY.
THE WHOLE or
EEW-YuhK CITY,
NEw-fORK STATE
UNITED STATES,
COME on!
WILL SUPPLY
700 ALL
WOMEN
CHILDREN,
COME ONE,
CoME Two
COME ALL OR YE.
L1sEs i HshssksssoT.HEssS
hHooTgs TWEsTY-SiNE tnS
MILLIONS
WE NAVE just BOuGHr The ENTIRE iAPokrA-
TIos OF FOUR lMPosIERs 1T T,,su CHEAP
We SILL THEM caIAr
WE kSGG WG kS9W TaSm d61 rs 81 e. AL fgRs LINEN
GENTS COLoRED BORDERS lse.' w5r,h VIII, sSc sS
SLkrs C0I0KED BORDERs 25o' wOr,hss
GEMS coL0REo sOh0sSs, Sc, worth We.
GINS coLoaED BORDERS tOs ~Orta GO.
CENTS PLAN WHITE LINEN HASDKEacHIEFs. IS
THEY ARE BY FAR SaE SsEArE'r GOODS WE
LADIES AND oENTs CttL Lbs noyND N ,.fE AMP LOOK
LApbff dF E1EaY EiHfs sasesnTsos'I'' bssePfFTfSs
THEY AaE AL PURE L!SsH Lr,ov
WE HAVE THEN AT PRICES RANGING
FROM b To IS GEMS EACH,
AND LESS BY The DOZEN
WE WOULD GIVE YOU - -
A LIST OF THE PRICES,
THE PRoPRlToRs OF RAPERs
CANNOT SPARE U3
The ROOM THIS WEEK.
As TO CHILDRENS
LINEN HANDkERCHlEFS,
WE HAVE ENOUGH -
TO AEEP THEM IN ORDER
fOR AT LEAST rWO YEARS
KID GLOVES.
KID GLOVES. GOOD USEs.... ................9 CENTS
SHETLAND WALLS. GOOD ONEs...............5l CENTS
NARsEiLLES SETS, G0O0 ONES........... 81 CENTS
BLACK SILK Walls GOOD ONIS.............oo % CENTS
CANTON fLANNELS CENTS fAAO,
WsFRE aRs TiiE c,ooo5 TO sE FOUNDi
AT Nss. ~ and - 5lXrH-AV,
CORNER lir i-Sr.,
ROWLAND II. MACT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-17

THREE POPULAR BOOKS.
NOTES FROM PLYMOUTH PULPIT1;
Connection i henry WARD BEsodEs
With sketh O Mr. ssssar %6s s1d tn Lecture Room
One neat limO ;, r. g,ioe psuc,.,, o. mind n.
sane psrepsr modes Of though. aud happy expires
son the vii sne drolery wLicD s'ne9s phe even LII us
most solemn dscourses-sre ehere'-lS' l. ESAntehse
FUTURE LIFE
By GEORGE wcoD, shor ef Peer shlemni In America"
One neat % 2@q 8. Pres o.. ST.
9Th. tones .n beauty Of eO9o.gn on INN
INA se =" n ps.p and the ppty
Of the worthy Of master Of rhetoric; vel a. ChS
WHILE 1T WAS MORNING.
Editor Of "Arthurs Home Masszine'
,,v. .,ev one @t nsas or 9 story +.
very style Of Miss Austin Dovels pure and sweet
uOrsis and Kindly and gentle in its es'on'"-lNf
Dal' iHn'' DERBY JACKSON.
And for sale by Booksellers and News Asen.s
TIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC fer IS59.-The
i Fourth edition is ready, and con'sins
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS ana CALENDARSfor
toe gear 1853.
GOvERNMENT OF THE UNITED SrLTES-EIeeutive
and Judicial
ALIsT or THE MEMBERS OF THE UNITED STATES
sENATE politically classified
LIST OF TIE MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVE Es, politically classified.
APOLITICALAY CLASSIFIED LIST OF THE NAA'irK
CONGRESS- ss far a. yet chosen.
SKETCH Og THE TROUBLES IN UTAH.
ABSTRACT OF THE LAWS PASSED AT THE LAST
SESSION OF CONGPESS.
GOVERNMENTS OF EURoPE-RULINa sovER-
EIGNs, &c
now TREY ELECT BOGUS U. s. SENATORS IN IN
DIANA.
ELECTION RETURNS FROM ALL THE STATES
HOLDING GENERAL ELECTIONS In bass, carefully COM
ed and compared with former elections expressly for THr
TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
ELECTION RETURNS OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK BY TOWNSHIPS AND WARDS.
LIST OF STATES, CAPITALS, GOVERNORS, TIMES
OF LEGISLATIVE MEETINGS, HOLDING OF ELEC-
TIONs &c. With other Of general and permanent
interest
Price (possge prepad single copies, Is cents American
coin; Twelve copies, 81 100 copies, So.
II sent by Express, ~ per leo; IS copies foI ST.
Orders accompanied with the cash. respectfully solicited
ladr.,, HOhACE GREELEY Co,
Tribu1s Baild!ngs, New.YoTk
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YNHE GREATEST CURIOSITY II the AGE
Il PROFESSOR BARroLErrs ISDUsreioCs fLEAs.
-new exhibition No SOB Broadway, ist noof,
No. q These FLEAs nov .xibitei for the ffst lne In
America Ell tanned aud .ned ana perform e asss Won
S-rfn f~sfs such driving is eswtns WORKING the
California 60 mines &c ke- Open from ocoek N 10
c'eisek ?. u Admission Is esrts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-17
amusements.
MRS. FRANCES ANNE KEMBLEs READ,
Nl INGs from SHAKESPEARE,
n.S.~.rrh'. Salcau No. SO Broadway.

N INOs from SHAKESPEARE,
a, podw,rhs Saloon, No SO Brosdwty
Tbo,. tor n = .u.gi, week viii be IS follows: -.
MONDAY MORNING, Jan ~ et oeloek-SostohsNus'
TUESDAY EVENING, Jan IS, at o'clocs-JOLils Cfs-
THURSDAY EVENING, Jan - socoet.kaS9 LEAk; A
sRIDAY EVENING, Jan. q, az s0elock-MEhht WV ES
or " INDsOk I'D.
.kt. each; nav obned tie bookstores OF Msss's
App.tou 4 Co. No. sss Broadway; Mr. Grower, No ose
BrAa~sy stth- arendon Ht. and At tue door SOLE s~s
(r-.sxyed) 81 ~, m.y also be had a. MI 0ioNeH
No 0Sruadwsy. anc al the door 81, -, -, A.. ...lx
NJ. m Will be sold after the reading has begun An eAfy
atrsbds sse- 10 sclci;ec A.
k.u be viii give NewYoik previous to her retirement u0a
public nfr
CHAKESPEARk-DlCKENS.-Mr GEORGE
- vANDENHOFk, ss.i.isd BY MIS- q. 'ANpsNhosF'
wiz have fb. houor rive Three Literary Dt.5et,e
MISCELLANEOUS ENrERrAlNMENlS, -,
Al HOPE GHAPFL 90 TUESDAY tNENlSt, ist,'
TRUksDAY ESENlNG 9th. ard SATURDAY E'ENSo'
s2S Janasry. in parts each eyeniIs
PAT SHAKESPEARE Pat H. DsehsNo'
A differ pToeranim. each evening. ,.
Tickets the three ev.ungs 81 single ey nlns o. GEMS
r. sal. at row, Bookstores Mesrs Hall sons ana Tag
New .Yurk AID CArendon Hotels
MIR. VANDENHOFFs READINGS-New
wi Chasel Brooklyn, MONDAY EVENING Jan. !, =
k..iipg Of MILLIONS COMUs, and SELL CrioSs. view
Chsp.l cor. CLton and Congesssts, O'CLOCK foAee ~
rh faar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-17

The Annual Meeting Of rhe nachpeinh Cemetery
A,sseinioD, of New DGbam j. will b. heis Ia tn L-c
ture Thud Reformed Presbyterian Church. ~sver-
eypsce H.~ York TUESDAY the 1874 inst 81 y O'Clock
HUGH GLAsSfORD, President
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Acnd.mY a of Mneie.

Prof O. w Mitchell will give the SEC oND LECTURE
the int Of his eeulsT Course(ofbye) a. the ACADEMY Ot
bUsIC, op WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jsn ~, Subject
The Laws, Structure and Stability a. the Planetary System
ckets for TIE Course, ell Siug. tickets, So cenI fo
"a &C the booAstoIss and at the oeot N b-No reserved
,eais Doors open a. 6l. To commence at u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-17

shnksspeare.-Pfot W Ia sRNER r.sesctially az
on MONDAY sns sA7 UKDAY Evening", CON nencins On
konoAy January 2h Tickets 50 cen each can be obtained
At Nj UhOWENs book..tore, No 699 Bosd@sy aud at the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-17
Five Points Hesse Of Iadastry.

Five Points Hosse Of Industry.
A CARD.
We frequently cs,d 10 .eoou1t IN the Glowing 1nne;
Som. calls lostirgtoD and We sent yoa s
donation OF pIoyoLs money! such day. sut you ala
sot sckDowrdge it' ,.,,
oar ,xpnson N napst tbis rbese Ns two Mission
aou,es al the Five Ponts building called Hos's In
lst.s (Mr PEAsEsl the badDs 10 called F"s Pesn
H4ssea (Methodist) II Dds about 70 send os oont.
snt,on should direct Five Poinis Mission, N - IL
could .oT reach M PE.Es insuton but would 20 70 the
he.boo nst1tiop aud q could not
"a rse-pon becau,e II, tsoo eosaeeo Dons-
Jon, lut.pded for should direct,d u PEAsE or
fsow Honse OF Ipdu1try Tr Grateful for the Bberaty
n ou feba feel bound justice item and to ourselves
70 make this stAteuseI- - ,
B. r BARLOW, Superintendent
L. M. PEAsE General Agent
sew -Yort, Nov. a. 1881
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-17

The Hon. josiah Quincy jr., will deliver he second OF
ser 20 LECT URES before the Gillette Young Mons Ass
sao IN Calvary baptist Church. West 6d st., between
Eh ard 6thsys WEDNESDAY, Jan. 49, TO commence at
oclook p ID. u.,,rurz
subieet........... LAFAYETTE.
Is each, be obtsnsd at MesB Hall sons
No Broa Lock wood II Sons No All
ST. n. Grower, No. 6Se Broadway Mr. A D. r.
Rsudolpb No 68S Broad ay, and also at the ooor.
THOMAS n. kEDWAY, Charm. Lecture CON-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-17

THE HUDSON BAY COMPANY,
i No. 4 BROADWAY,
WI seI the balance their stock Of Ladies
FsSCY FURs
AT REDUCTION OF Is PER CENT,
Prom sr Year, prices a. hs1i yet q .hos French
Mn Sta q, So usually sod 81 SIS hoes Mink setss 80
usaal price L. Reel Nink viciorn- Aar snd Cafs ei5
MaRK J. KING NJ. 81 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-17

ZADKIELs ALMANAC (euisrged to - psges)
~ for 1851 Price sIpeOce. Lcn6on: GEORGE BEkGEE
Holywets'.. ssard. snd ali Booksellers ZADhiELs AZ
TROSUMtCAL EPHKMERIS lSe 20 tSL rioe Eighteen
pence. See ZADKIELs ALMANAC. PAe ooutenis are w.
iOas and interesting as rsnsl tbe HerOsisie yey eaIces
ApOI BROA MAPS, GUIDE
40 BOOKS ana s-ArIONERy.-J. DtSrUR-
MIL fas REMOVED his Nap Es-abi,nuasut t. No iiss
Brosd~sy door cse.lt sherr he vii cp,n ns
of Stationery IN coT0sson WIN
gsps ard 0ase ReOt, g. ~ wace win he 'oii On re NOS
re~sapskis terms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-17

d R W M N Us EUM.-
- Fer Two Days saore Or Ehs eele5ra.-d wsES COME
DIANs Oh A0hDlY and TUESDAY AFTERNOON at
ND 6EsTLEMAN il A PEcUEIAR FbxoIc aMEsr.
Fios.f. Mr. q W ~ren; Mary MARKHAM, Ml.s Eas o.
LovER CAP, A. Little Frsd Wren. Th- of be eE
.rteIs By tee SIeL family TEE kXQUIsIrE AQUAIlA,
BAPPS FAMILY, LIVING 5ERPEhr Gc 10 be ssen-
ksnirfspes Is cents Cblersn uraar ten - q ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-17

The Second Lecture Of The Course In ;he EsSein
Church of GuveueuI Madison sta
vii be given on MONDAY EVENING Jan H. oy the Rev:
MATHEW HALE SMITH Subject: Heroic Women Of
s X. youon' Lecture commence at oolo * Admission
Befufs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-17

FAMILY DRY GOODS.
ARNOLD CONSTABLE Co.
will offer at retail on MONDAY Jan. IL, far stock OF
HoUsEKEEPInG Day GOODS, containing every srtiels
nsc.t..Iy family Tne following goods vii be Sani
rnilay lows 1900 pieces good sn0g Linens from - 81
n. seryd 100 pieces ducssbuek Towens from l2i to 20
ptryard real Bsrn.ley Table D,naIks Shestinss, Tow
Nsptns Blankets, QIts, Jscone:s, CanorieS and swiss
Sus.ins AlGo,
Fer hundred case. COTTON sHEETiNGs and SHIRT
IH6S, q: nanulseturers' prices
CANAJ-gT., corner of MERCER
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IMPORTANT ANNOU NC EMENT.
Il BONNER VERSUS OAkSMtfH.
POSTPONEMEN1 or PU UBLlcATloN-DN
were VIXEN announced MoIaay January H.
1859, TIE pubhcstior- -dey Of .....-z,.
THE GREAT REPUBLIc MONTHLY,
that tie uos snocessfs Newspaper in the ~or The New
Iork .r had advertised for publ alton .. same day
feel serious ccrseqaepces eht result II tS slcn
eKEaT eVSs were fred The rnea tact "a News
r.n Coz ret pcsly take Of such heavy e,tons
At opce therefore cheerfly give way 10 MI 5onasr and
rfIe GREAT REPUBLIC MONTHLY
vii eos;tivev te pubilhed TUESDAY MORNING, ia
rs l al O'clock srd Sft-I Shch Il WIZ o. i'r sac oy
ROSS TC{fsEY No. III NssssIst
DEXTT2 RROTHEs Nc. u snnst
HENDRICKSON. BLAKE LONG, No - Ann 81
K. NJ DEWITT. No. l62 Nssssu-st - -, -
Auc the -ute .honsbon Faed Ss'es snd Csrai.
susscrirssns should se sent Pus-saer Specimen
COPE. 1enth = IaaI ON Tie reeeir, Sf SseeDts
SksSsSugle Copite &c lr4riN SeoscrP-2ons ~,
e CORES a. three copies, s7 four copies @s A9o
i've copies, OF ovs-. n TIRE ane club, s2eseh
OAkShlTH \ Co Pad ssert .
Ess lt2 ard I & WsAn-st, Nev.frf-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-19

The Opposition" Convention which met at
Greeneville onthe 10Th inst, nominated THos. A. X.
NELSON, ESQ. Of JOnesboro', as their candidate for
Congress in The fret district and the Bristol Ners Of
the 18th learns by telegraph that Mr. NELsoN has &C
Cepted the nomination. The Rev. N. TAYLOR had
previously announced himself candidate, subject
however, to the decision Of the Greenevie conven-
ton, which he no doubt supposed would raIify the
step he had taken in putting himself for ward but
the Opposition" seem to think that TAYLOR is not
the man to lead q forlOrn hope, and hence they
have pitched him overheard. If we are not great
" mistaken in the people of the first district, they
will vet learn that it takes something more than
mere men to carry that district.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-19

The Black Republicans of Congress- smsriirg IN
der the exposures that were made last session, Of
their own coTuptons, have gotten up an investi-
eating committees at Washington. zone about Navy
contracts, ami ole on Public Printing. These COM
mittees are now in session, end are sworn not to
divulge their proceedings until their laboIs are
closed and yet whenever piece Of scandal is made
out OF 3 witness that plesses the Opposition they
disregard their Osths and give it 10 the news mong-
ers to Telegraph over the country TO the prejudice
ofths parties. The Opposition papers of the South
eOpyit and endsavor to attach as grave importance
to it as lift came from unirejudiced lips. Such is
INSCRIPTIONS party malice.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-19

The Know Nothing Convention to nominate Con~
gressionsl candidate for the fifth district has been
called to meet in Franklin the second Tuesday ia
April. Col HATToN seemsto be the favoritO for the
nomination. Col. READY is sp'keu Of very dis
parsgngly. He does not please Mr.. BELL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-19

We learn from our exchanges that the Southern
Mssssngsr is the title of a new Democratic paper,
recently starteI at Lewisburg, Marshall county,
Tennessee, published by l. IL. STAIES & Co. and
edited by J. G. CARRIGAN, Esq. The first humber
is very favorably spoken Of twill doubtless mer
it and receive the liberal support of the Democracy
of Marshall By some means it has not yet appeared
upon our table We ask for an exchange.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-19

The Robertson Know NOthings in their recent
meeting at Springfield declare themselves IN favor
Of Gen JAMES NJ. QUARLKs for Congress, and DICK
CHEArHAM of this city, for the legislature in this
foAting district.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-19
DON'T BE HUmBUG'D!


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IF YOU WAIT THE GENUINE SCOTCFI,
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superior style frames - 70 10 per pair Inss
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-19

The Congressional convection fer this 1.-THE eighth District viii
be held in Nashville at the time the conventions
the 9Th Of March
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-19
To Florists and Amateurs of
Gardening.

KNTE have just received from New York and Phaiephs,
Gardening implements FOR Ladies and Chires SITS
cheap.
The Avaraucator Pruning Shears for pruning and trimming
trees.
Pole Pruning Shears for pruning Vines Shrubs, &.
Ladies Pruning sheEghts convenient articles Tor pruning
Rose bushes, Shrubbery, sc
Flower Scissors, useful in gathering Roses aud other
which have thorny stems
Garden fTOEels q various sizes Garden Eakes.
Wedding and Transplantins forks Triangle Hoes.
Pruning Saws and Cbises Buddng Knives
GaTien Rule and Lines Garden Syringes.
Watering Pots, &C. Spades, Shovels Hoes, sc. &c
MACKENZIE A MtNrurN