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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-11-04
Probate Courts for Randolph
HhBSHTle1

DROBATE .0URTS within and for the District of Ran
dolph for the year ensuing, will be holden as follows
At the Registers Office, in Brookeld, the first Thurs
day in each month at the Hotel in West Randolph, on
the second Thursday in each month at the iotel III
Washington the third Thursday in each months at the
Orange County HOTEL in Chelsea the fourth Thursday
in each month"; By order of Court
]. R. CLEAyELAND, Register
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-11-04
Probase Courts,

STATE OF VERMONT, pRoBATE COURTS within
WASHINGTON DISTRICT, and for the District afore-
said will holden the Probate Office in Monpeiier in
ND District, Tuesday of each week, during the year
ensuing. GE0RG W. BAILEY, Judge.
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,NOfl ice,

Notice.
THIS is to certify, that Mark E. Rogers have this
day given to my son, Joseph f. Rogers, his time,
therefore shall claim of his earnings nor pay any
debts of his contracting after this date.
MARK E. ROGERS.
FRANCIS ATwELL, Witness,
Fairfax, Sept. %, 1859. 199w3*
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~rVw CTPE or CONSTITUTIONAL Fridays

~ T. brrc Mr. Guri hs Card referring 70 me- ana W
NEW CURE whrh hi cesirs, introduced - iGs P
p, snf Wet while BE- ssseu poyed b ne A. %
b ,ts urd.rsls laing that II u proved valuable aN1 - -
Welded a pr H. b, should beconle my par -. -
svrsrg1r.f h. accompanied tO th rliy az ~ -
IMAM. ID IN ,h. middle II February. ~h"n n" l."H
BIZ. emily exfr,-iuz bis intention u -on rrtei1s - -
t-u -. bsv. rscsged COMMENTATOR t'ih him' ~
b-rgb sddr...d him several leit"r % n'H ''.n -
49, II rr.bra norr. Demanded Trpy ne -. ,.si
G H., o. ,y,t,l ~ hir.f aid chal"1g- con ps''n VIA
- Ttbr n hi. hsuGur.'ns. From sn0"irdgr tna ~ 80
80 l. rsre-.sr, 90 maze changs ln M orsu'ai hepp
,irg All tb. gsd land great ding % il ald 'lo'i ~.
-,i7. h. grsdiert, wy feerri9us onr. "hc9 oey
- of Il u respective p 1l.. So CsId under
Notia--" =. r bhOf0'' ~ -
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GUNNER Retreats.

WINSTON HOUSE, ST. ANTHONY. MIN
W NESOTA }. r. BARROW. superintenden. This 10
tie largest and most elegant furnished Hotel IN the Nonre
ard is nov open for tie accommodation Of guests. II DEAN
biz located being central business part VI tho CITY s,e
con nsndpgs u light Of 90 Fails Of 81 Anthony and hs oe
rafory AID B.ouie- N the finest views that DO obsa
ed Of thf cities Of 81. Anthony and Minneapolis.
Thi, House Just completed at cost II $1,000 tnd furns
ed In prncaly style az add .i1ual eSpuse u t5eV
The eel, brst,d Falls 81 Mime HaHa, Laughing Wsts are
located abou miles distant from the WiuJ~ Hous In
so-Eery direction They approached BY excellent roid
lie Hotel and obect Of preiueu beauty aid inaa
tic thy sN oeEcte tho Admiration Of ,he toorh
Transfer bosr1 ~ pr DAY. a,
The tabs uruisfed with the greatest variety ana ms
choice The Affords and attention j. wanting - mafs
ia. gu.,,s Of lie Wlnso~ the friend. II tn. HOu.e.
u W. MCLEAN, Pfopdotot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-25
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.

ChDfeit VT m'NiN'
IA The GREAT AMATEUR rgRFoRMASCF
IN AID or THH AMERICAN MkflC RuNp
ySTIRIIY NV AND ORIGINAL FIvE-ACT PLAY.
"' ' 55S 'h e q, iii,i and D. GOODRICH
and FOdoo'd under 'A1 'V W. WALLACE LACE
7" 'T ''''''i'''' y 0RI0NAL PROLOGUE,
n'o-' iiDdly presented x P WILLIS.
The Incidental T EfSS ' soSd sba CHORUS
BY THOMAS BAKER.
'''A the generous ? NJ MA LAURA KEPsE.
In ADO, 90 to the Comedy Seleclion FROM
end variety o1 Ts ySTIS ss" SEkyoamANcE
10 'e DISTINGUISHED AMATEURS 49,,
otlSeesry artistic professional and socisl Influence ana '
fse stag wil be under the drse,loa 4
ID" 0'o''nS TfGRs w., ~ EfPESISG. April g.
Commanding uev end entirely original COMEDY q Ave
AS' s''''''i Tue DARK HOUR BEyORE DAWN
caASaersEs - rht PLAY
Ia G.en' assuming The rank Of L. Marquis Dc
S S' 'S az Trep .sod and 'o"e"A' Aqui'''' mid
~ Rossro high spirited and sensitive JOuDs noble
n Count Alfred de senas,e b. cousin reckless utsoer
SheTalsr FTeuec,, an irresistible o'uT'ief
m lonseS DE- Rcsciiu, Friends OF Count AIRED
PspIion, vale, % 'he Cont
Psps cSsSSs soa he's. q M Thew. R~ad-.yoa with The
soUS " " To ali Honesi BOsuss"
1Ttbucift,
fiefFPe l. Bsiic,,o Caroaser. tho csbar-'
Poin, de Cup,
Grifet,
Cspaain of the Gusrd.
fecile Ia Tour yiscOauic-s De R0siere.
Aasoedine femme de chambIe
Chenille, domestic.
Visitors 81 he yisoounts reception reyeerF ~ he CsbGre;
Guards, &c. Sc.
TsneDurns the latter par Of The reign OF Louis Qlarsrre
The brilliant apprOyIistr costumes furnished BY hr o.
PLANNRRY, hy kind permission Of DR.. WALLACE.
To be followed by duet from
LINDA III CHAnOUNIX.
Anrr which Grand Scrus from
La TRAVIATA.
To b. followed bJ Mlard's srra Nsgaai Sons
VIVA DAnERICA,
with choral aeon ps1rnen'.
To conclude With The last ac Of -
LUCIA DI LAM8ERm0OB
The whole ~ which will b. interpreted ty -
DISTINGUISHED MUSICAL AMATEURS
TAEIFF PRICES:
Single tickets 10 parque ana circle -
PRIVATE boKes circle each ~
Firs > AmphtheateT %
To BE- had al al tho hn.elS and music stOrrs.
PARTlCU LAR NOTICE.
Gal. can only the Box O0C cf Nadcks Ihes
ter under tbs direction Of Mr Theodore Noes.
The whole programme Of entertainments VIII b. Vna"r mo
Hr. j. W. wALLACK.
MONDAY,
DRESS REHEARSAL at 2o'cloct precisely
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4 AR DIV. KSON, No. SOL
~ BROADWAY. respectfully cal. The attention o. prr-
rLaars Of MOURNING GOODS to hi ext nsiye Spring n
ro-atieus q DRESS GOODS being The l.rgrs. snd
efsraar ever submitted INSPECTION. 1h- following
arorg the rary - received p@r .a'e steamer:
H-ud -on- + cured Poalsrd.. b. the yard
J4o.1-se S.ks. Lew srtlc.r. very drsir1be-
Chick AID Stripsd silks ~ every variety.
Ra-k Mrl.css Goth. Ia yards wide
Black D. LsiIs- and ChsIirs Si.hogt iuslrr-
Black Grenadines, In every Width and quslI,y.
Bi.sk Gr-nsdII- Rob-s. double Jup- very beautiful
Blsek Grrnsd-n- BsrsEs.. very hsndsomr-
Crap Msrtfr and Blshirr Crsr-s--N-~ Good.
Eus : Bar to yards wide . pr yard
Bsysd.r, DaIesrs. n great ssrsiy. sIihDut l-s,er
Tr-biepieh Spanish Craps 81 wool, ~ and yarfs Eds
b%au- trx-re ofo:r in his also
y-ry ehire English sad French Popns for travelling and
&c together with besc,ifr! socE u
BONNHTs. NANrILLAs sHANLS, ke.
LsS.-. ~ p.-as- oh-.rS- IN and uG-rber.
" JACKSON. Importer u hJurniEs Goods,
M S5l BROADWAY. S~.wesR -PCils sai Priaoe-',i
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" iy somewhere New York, Tor about three OF iom
nor h. locatiou 'he Hudson "a. nld PfeiTA
Arriv stating tom, and ocaou. o. DuNEsNlL NclL-
yAISE No a. Ws1erst =. T. OF before "ednosdaJ Hm
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~ NER-By G,ut.usr. " T.. sd Two Children t."o asS
M y,sr 81 hur~e within hour. ride u mo IJ
rd N, cation where god fishing boating anf Lsii7f
aud T.. .sddle h0rs-s b. CHAINED Aadrr .,suas
u IaI.iCu4r- and terms which mus D. relyoLaD T. a. -
Il. No. S.l5 he~ \ Ofs Po-tObce
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Chances for Bnsiness Glen.
BILLIARD and BOWLING .st,bll.h..s,

~ for SALE-T~slvs TABLES aud eight ALLEYS in os.
ps order doing good business and mzy be largely crhnis
The couc,n worth looking Apply No. 6r Brvaas.y
u~.r Bis-ckrr-<.. up stairs.
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NJ Il l. o q X n
IN MANAbth.
mis- w ENINg, Shakespesrt's beaut ful prod Of
ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA,
NTH new Scenes. DR. aud Decorations sud
MOVING PANORAMA OF THE RIVER Nl!E
Cleolstrs JULIA DEAN HANNE, Antony, Ma EDDY sup
ported b, the stfrusth a. this Company OF
UNRiNALED AR1lSTES,
with 100 sux.aries male ana female.
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IpWAltp LAMBERT NOMfANh'
SOLOMON y HART.
4 y. .6l BEotOWAY
.r. .e.r.r @. Rttrl. t4,- SPRING lMfpRIATIONS ~
FEFNCH PAPER HANGINGS. CURTAIN MATERIALS,
ANp UPHOLSTERY GOODS;
CONFUSING l. see ana Muslin CURTAINS,
EROCATFLLFS. SATIN DELAlNES. REPS. TAPESTRIES,
HASTINGS CLOTHS. PIANO AND TABLE, COY LIS.
CFtNTXFS CORNlCFS srd CURTAIN HAKD" AhE
Thar PAPLR HANGING d p4g.Iuent
Contains q la~., and yaTi,d rrirut 81
DECORATIVE and PLAIN PAPERS
q tre socks Il tc best fFtLeA
lflc.Urtrs 49,.
h thr, p-rp 20 pr Up IL The highest siye Of az
ana D. tn ftssoi -uc t"-uis
tsfr ..
WINDOW SHADES Of IAftE OWN MANIfACIth' f@
is ao1v oaerias % The retail trade
II WHOLESALE PRICES.
DIBBON STORE.
Ii NJ. iJlBOwFRY. thi,d door sbosr BToonse-st
4 God q laiiiy Il
BONNFT-TRINMtNG RIBBONS for y cents per yard
FLOWERS, STRAW BONNFTS, GRAPES, md ofhet
LEWlS P TIBBALs
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The budget Of 1858 showed a revenue of about q J
million OF dollars and an expenditure Of 2S} mil
lions Of dollars. The deb. being January !, 1858,
1884 millions.
The army, according to the war budget Of 1865,
consisted Of AZ 9l5, rank and file, aud the navy
numbered % SHIPS steam frigates, sail frigates)
SC carrying 436 cannon.
The Lou0ardo-Ye Venetian Kingdom includes that
part OF Italy lying north Of the Papal Stales Par
ma and MUGeBa, and stretching east from Lake
Maggore AMI The TIcno to the Adriatic-245 miles
long, $50 broad-embraciDg Il, 54T square miles.
LlmbaIdy, Of which Milan is tne capiIal-aHd in
which are the clues Of Brescis, Como, Mantua and
Payia-has a population of 2 725,75O. The Eene-
tian provinces, in about the same area have 2Sl,
732-a total of OO7 Az or 2S5 10 a square mile.
Venice, Verona and Padus aIe well known cities in
this division. These provinces form one Of tie
richest agricultural regions IN Europe, producing
corn, maiz p. rice, hemp an TX, besides wine, aud
great products of tie dairy, butter, cheese, and
mu IN 81 k.
The chief educational institutions e the Univer-
sty OF Padua with fUIty six prof, ssOrs; that Of
Pavis with fifty eight professors; twelve colleges,
OyceO,) fOr,y-three academies, (gymuasis besides
Diutty-tWo schools, of which there IL Lombardy
6,l92 aueud by 92l7, 253 pupils, being two-thirds
of he population Of proper agt; and Venice,
22I9 Schools aud 50 555 pupils, Oue-th I'd of those
oil Irot er age.
Perhaps The hest view Of the relative position of
the grea, na ionslIies Of Europe can be obtained
by b < auce ~ he following table:
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old Maids
BT &. II. paooN.

The Condition OF the COmBatanIs in
Europe.
The Albany argus complies the following state
mtnt IF the reltive force and position of the Orgi>
nal contestants in the prospective European war:
France has population Census of 1850 of &c.
O39 364: Paris a population of LIS 262; Lyons,
2g2 III; Marseilles. $50. 900. No other city has
population over 100, OO0. The budget for 1850
showed resources of 1897 600, 600; expenditures
1886 500 600; and consolidated debt Of 81, 436,-
OOo 100, besides floating debt in the course Of
ductiou.
The army consisted Of
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The navy consists of 252 sail vessels, s106 guns,
and 200 steam vessels of 44l4 guns 81, GIG sailors
and marines.
Austria embraces all those diverse nationalities
which clustered around, and subordinate TO the
Grand Ducby Ct Austria proper-including an area
of 257, square miles. It's capital, Vienna, kas
poTulatirn Of 579,457
TIE empire is composed Of the following provinces
with the population according to the census Of
1854:
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Creeds.
lOOOuUOO.

The army is composed of from 7oOO 900 to 800 900
men when on war footing, Of 100000 on peace
footing
The navy consists Of one chip Of the line IA
steamer OF 500 horsepower AID 81 guBs,) three
steam irgates four san do aud small-r vessels in
al 1876, carrying $50 guns and g. 7O7 men.
The stste deb. Of Austria was estimated in 1876
at 81 25O, GOO 900. The Budget of 1857 shows re-
ceipis ordi airy and extraordinary, Of abOnt $780,,
O0C,O00, and expenses $4,000, Coca deficit of
twenty millions.
SARDINIA. Piedmont lies between Switzerland
and the Mediterranean, has Of Is, 237 square
miles, and takes IT. name from its position the
foot ofthe Alps and Appeui1es The Island of Sar
DINA has an area Of 235 square miles, and gives
is name 10 the kingdom. The population in 1857
was:
The Island OF SaFOlla Jif ~
Continental
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NASHVILLE COMMERCIAL INSURANCE.
COMPANY
CAPITAL 100000, AL PAD IN ss~URKD.
TTNHIs Company being fully organe according 70 Charter
prepared 70 write Policies against Loss ramage
Bindings, Goods Wares, and Merchandise generally.
shpunis against Loss Damage h Rivers, Inlan
Transportation. the most favorable terms.
LIFE NEsR0 RGlIgIEs IssUED 4 CURRENT RkTEs
Ogice No 30, Corner Of SqEars and CeCaF Stress.
DIRECTORS.
ALEXANDER FALL, ". T. BERRY,
ANTHONY Y VANLEER, JAMES Woods,
JOHN ETRKMAN, JOHN II. EWIN,
HENRY HAIif. JR., r. c. MNATRY,
TH0s. VI. EVANS, HUGH hCCRAE,
WESLEY GREENFIELD.
ALEXANDER FALL, President
JAMS WALKER, Secretary. april3-y
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l. IA hAN-e' w FHlLLiFs- D. G. HHNfIA
LANTEIs, PHILLIPS & CO.,
Fz0LESALE GROCERS COMMISSION GERCEAR
AND r1sLERs
EOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
NO. 81, AAKKET STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
WE in receipt Of largs and esies ssortmeutOf
comprising article in line, and to which would
pectfully solicit the attention Of the trade.
800 bids La. Sugar; IO0 bills IS & SO Loaf sagar
LOO b6ls Baltimore Crushed SD 10 boxes Hasaua Sugar
gar; 3U0 b5s HolEsses;
so 5Jls. Powdered Sugar; $50 q do DO
p do Grannuated do so bbls. Golden Syrup;
SO boxes D. Il. Loaf do Is terces Clarified Sugar.
ESQ bags Rio Coffee; SO casks English Soda
l25 do Laguira Codeei 100 dozen Buckets,
SO do Pepper; 20 nests Tubs
IS do Spice; SO \ boxes "Hare's Extra
IS dc IS Amonds Tobacco
Is b5is Fsoaas; 5000 assorted Cigars. "Ersr
l7j Sits Mackerel; brands"
- cases Teas; 8 derees Rice;
800 boxes star Candlesi 80 cases Pickles;
$50 10 Summer do 50 do Matches
50 Go Foxes Starch; casks dutch AiadderI
p Sardnes 10 oerOons Indigo;
400 boxes Scotch Herringsi Z bblS Alum,
$50 bales C0tUn TwiEei &C, &c, &c.
casks Malaga Wine; 300 eases ST. Julian Clarst
5 q do 0ld Sherry 50 do "Haut fallen" do
10 = DO Old Port Wine; extra;
Z 4 do Maisira DO IOG baskets Champagne;
q Ppes Champagne Coguao % cases Champagne Cideri
Extra; 50 do Brandies-assorted
I5gl pipes Otard Duprey Co., 40 do Brandy CheTresi
Cognac; l5C bbls Country WHISKY;
10 casks Jamaica Rum! 500 do Eectihed %
p do Louisiana DO 800 packages Domestic Brandes
l Puncheon Holland Gin; ETC. etc.
LANIER, PHILLIPS & CO.,
junelI No. 30, BiarSst street.
New Sugar, Coffee, Raisins, SardineF, &c.
JUST RECEIVED
SO hhds New Sugar, prime and chOicei
go bags Coffee, New CrOpi
800 bXs Raisins;
p do p aud q Sardnes
. bbls New Buck Wheat Flour;
Which viii be sold low to the trade.
LANIER, PHILLIPS & co.
N B. viii be receiving New Goods daily.
nov24 L.P.& co.
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Removal and New Firm.
.. EJEL. n. 3. A.. 9.
s. A. &. NOEL AZ CO.,
Successors to Noel < Co..
WHOLES SALE G CERS,
No. 4, Market Street,
Next Door to B. Lanssr < Co.
FEAYING associated with husiues, Mr.. D. H. BAILEY
formerly OF the house Of Nichol, Green Bailey
Coilsge and Church the
elegant and large building, viii be prepared
friends with prom ptze than beretgre. Gu
and Bar will all complete
ani win be sold Lhe slL-.-a. Loct3
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" A. COOPER begs respectfully to call the attention OF his
friends and the public generally that he has leen ap
pointed the sole agent in Nashville for Il, Il. BlLHJ'S
Celebrated Cooking Range, admitted by all TO be
superior thing offered, comprising al the require
perfcing the culinary all its branches eing
also great eonOnisr Of ue and for neatue and comfort
stands unrYaed. Give a cali and Udye for yourselves.
H. A. COOPER. Agent, Plumber, &c,
No. l NJ 7rNet Street, Nashville, Tenn
Manufacturer Of "copper" Tn and Sheet Iron Ware, and deal
all kinds of Stoves, Baths Closets, Washbows &c, &c.
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aalIp Onion & 8neritan
snrinr alnsng &c I'M.


The following exquisite and sessonabie verses ar'
from a volume Of poems by J. T. Fields, Boston
recently printed "f0r few friends" One car
hear in it the gentle rustling of the forest tTee
stirred by the breezes Of the early spring:
Sit and talk with the mountain streams
Ia the ieautifu spring Of the year,
When The violet gIe.ms ;hroug' golden sunbeeus,
And whispers, Come, look ior me here,
In re beautiful spring OF the year.
viii show you a gloIious nook
Where the ceuseTs o. morning swung;
N5ture will lend you Der le and her book
Where the chimes Of the forest are hung-
And the censers Of morning are swung.
COM a-d breathe il this heaven sent air,
The breeze thar the Wild bird mha.ess
Come ana ret that lite has CAFE,
In these Keui.t- mountain "a es-
The breeze that the wild bird inhales-
OEonders Of Godi-O Bounteous and Good
We feel that diy presence is here
That inc audible voice is alrot d in this wood
In the beautiful sprin9 Of the year
And know that our Father is here.
old Maids.
BIZ r. II. BACON.
lam q lover Of all womanknd,
And maideus old are not Old maids 10 ne;
When beauty fees, there sill remains the mind,
And mind l. surely better company.
What though the harp be anc trimmed with gold,
Does rItLer music tremhie in its tone,
Than when the gaudy polish has grown old,
And naught is left save sweet accord alonef
Or is the gem held in less high esteem,
Becaus- the casket Is faced by timer
Woman's mi priceless gem deem,
Her heart harp that music yields sublime
70 wonder not that yais hide not from
The Jewels glow, the haTp's rich melody
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OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESSEE
b. A. Tibbs, Proprietor.

FWyHIs Hotel spacious brick building just completed
Tbeurulr e5r has incurred heavy expense in fitting n
and furnishing the rooms make them neat and comiortaol
The house is no oru the reception OF bOardes, visitors an
travellers and proprietor auord ample accommodation
for $50 persons omnibus, with good and safe team, Wl D.
al 10 convey passengers the Hotel and hack 70 th
dep again proprietor intends to try to make II hrscla
onaiis a. DANIEL A. TIBBs, Proprietor.
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TAISIIB Boxes Poxs Pearl starch, the article
Din the market for sale low by
CARTER, WILsFOKD & co,
Jan. II, No. 5. Market st.
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4 tRAEBERKEES.--lnO, h&1l bbls nice fresh Gran
Z berries for saevely low by
CARTER, WILsFORD & co
ian L M, Narke a.
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LATE ARRIVALS
AT
Sny der 81 FriZZell'S,
or Ladies' elegant Brown Button Heel Caters;
~ do do Black do DO do
% ere RlaoS Congress and Lace do do
do do Brown do do do do do
do do Kid Boots Slippers, with & without heels
do do do Buskins do do do
do White do Satin Caters and slippers.
ALSO.
Gents fine Calf Pumn Sole Boots;
do do do and Patent Leather Caters,
do do do do do do Low Quarter Shoes
do do do do do do Oxford Ties
do do Glove Kid Caters and do do
ALSO
Misses Congress and Lace Heel Gaersi
do do do
do Kid Boots and Slippers with and without heels;
Childreus' do do do
Lasting Congress Lace Gaters with & without heels
Strangers visiting the city will find large to select
FROM all Of ~hc are made to our ORDER and for the RETAIL
ap29 SNYDER & FRIZZELL.
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nYSTERS.--IOOC Cases Nu1nson, Thomas Cos Superior
Cove Oysters warranted equal any put Up Fo saleat Bal
timore prices, eight added ty
CARTER, WILsFORD & CO.
ian II. No ). Market ST.
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.
WE DEFY ALL COMPETITION,
And do hesitate say they the Machines ever in
Yeutedfo
Planters, Private Families,
NAM FACT URE RS.
Over 5000
OF these Machines profitable
pRrs To the superiority the
san T. Il IA CHIME,
Please call yourselves, at
NO. -, NOHIh ,ULLEGE SHEET.
Flax Tread for plantation use, silk Twist, Needles goo
assortmentalEayE ca haLd.
singer sGazeSe with samples q sewing, free by
4. VI. SANGER a. co.,
,n.yaa >. LORD, Agent.
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A. RTvA& co.

A. RIvA& CO.
no. so south Market Street,
ZONE Dc- ABOVE WATSON HOUSE,, sEzEz-l
NJ ESSRS A. RIVA CO. direct importers Of Wine, Cog
IIA Brandes, Domestic and Havana Cyars. have
novel 70 Market street No. 3d. Rasm Ho1.e.
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Successors to Noel & Col
w hcIe ale Grocer
AND
AUCTION AND COFLUISSEON EIERCHANES,
DEALERS
BrandieS, Wines, Cigars, Tobacco, GC.,
&C.. (
100 ihds Sugar. 10 do Pepper;
200 bags Coffee; bis Race Ginger;
100 bbls Mslasses. ceroons choice Indigo;
50 pkgs Golden SGrup; SOC BAGS fine salt;
% bbs powdered Sugar;l 500 KLlya DO
i do rushed 500 kes Nails;
sc bxs D K Loaf 2UD boxes Tobacco, assorted:
20 tiyrces fresh Rice; % chests Green Tea;
2lG bxs Star Caudlssi IS do black do
81 dc TallOw do 100 bbls smoking Tobacco:
50 10 Soap; 100000 Cigars, assorted brands;
50 do quart Flasks; 10 kegs Lead;
p do pint aud half pint do. 5 do Shot;
200 bbs Gin Whisky; 2j NJ Wine;
200 do Old do 2j bhs Peach Brandy;
50 American Brandy; 5 old Port Wine;
30 bags Spice;
Together with many other articles, such usually kept
the Grocery Line
novI4 sPB A.G. NOEL co
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nYSTERS.--l0OC Cases Nuuson, Thomas & Cos Superior
CARTER, wILsFoRD & CO.
jan. H. or No D. Market ST.
GIRANBERRIES.--lG0l bis half and quarter bbls fresh
7 i Cranberries just received, and far sale BY
Dec CAkIbB, NlLsfoKD eco.
HOO BAGS strictly prime Laguyra Coffee just landing and
1UU for sale low BY CARTER, WILLsToRD & co,
. = BAGS prime Government Java Coffee for salelOw by
St CARTER, WILLS ORD & Co.,
janiI No. 5, Union street
~ BAGS strictly prime Bat1nore Rio 0OGee, the best ar
s6s tele hat his market years land
Ing AID for SAFE low by CARTER, WlLLsFoBD & CO.,
janu No. 5, Market street.
CyOA f.s-3UO Boxes ST. Louis Memphis soaps for sale at
cAR1ER, WILsFoRD & co.
Jan. II. No. 5. Market st.
EERIsING.--2OOB Boxes Dried Herring Just received in
CARTER, WILsEoRD co.
janlI No. 5. Market st.
DAINTED BUCKETS.--5OO Doz Buckets assorted
rers prices Win freight added
ian.II. No 5 Market st.
bids fair g strictly PTi,as AID choice Louis
ianlI No. ), Market street.
FISHER, WIRELESS u co.,
WHOLESALE CROCERS,
General Commission and Produce
CHANTS,
COTTON AND TOBACCO FACTORS,
Corner OF Broad and Market Streets,
NASHVILLE, EENNESSEE.
GROCERIES.
VNTE are receiving Of the largest and most desirable
w stock Of Groceries offered thu trade by any
in the city, to wit:
81 hhds New Orleans Sugar;
$50 lags do 60 Coffee;
20 barrels Plantation Molasses;
IS y do do do
f65 boxes Star Candles;
1000 kegs assorted Nails:
50 boxes Taliow Candles,
81 barrels Crushed Sugar
. boxes Il Cheese;
IS do d do
800 barrels Whisky, all brands;
q casks Imported French Brandy;
dc Holland Gin;
$50 boxes Family Soap;
$50 boxes Fresh Rasns;
100 = do do do
IS Il do do do
$50 boxes FRESH Cove Oysters;
llGj bags Fine Salt;
100 do Coarse do
t35OOO0O Cigars all brands;
175 boxes Chewing Tobacco all grades
With many other articles c Mention ali of which
We will sell at unusually low prizes dealers
decl9-u FISHER, WHELESS & co.