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+. S--DErng The performance, a fatal scci-
dem happened TO an Irishman, named Michael
NeviB; be slipped over the rocks on the Cana
dian shore, and wss instantly killed. I saw
bis wife weeping bitterly as they were making
preparations 10 haul up his body BY ropes.
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Seals md Press Or Lolees Courts rn 8snks- Par
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-fsie af rh- art stencl pilates % snr srs.
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A oemianatla t~FeIlnr on ne corner u sb@itv
u Linden rrrrl. Auoiy 10
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One Of the most touching episodes Of
Ganbaldi's campaign has just come to our
knowledge. On the day in which the brilliant
a ton Of san Fermo was fought, The Company
so CALAMITY led BY Captain de Cristoforis was
ordered 10 assault tie Austrian position Of
Camerlatta. The daring band soon rushed up
The sloping ground, and when at the top a ire
mend0us hand-to-hand fight began. A little
to The left Of de Christofors' company a gal
liant Cacciatori dele Alpi, Antonio Vigevano,
was fighting with an Austrian soldier. Carl
baldi's man had already overpowered him,
when suddenly be heard his adversary ex-
claim, "Antonio, DO not kin me / am your
brother" And so be was. The poor fellow
had been forced into the Austrian service in
1855, and had not seen his family since that
period. As the fight was going on he hadhap-
PLY recognized his brother.
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Mr.. Waiworih, a wealthy planter Of Arkzn-
sas, Wit is one Of the old babitues Of Sarsto-
q, has made a will, in which be bequeathE
$4,000 to the safe OF New ForEs toward
fcurding a hospital for the blind II the state
81 d refuse to accept il, It is 10 60 to the
Stats o. Michigan and II not accepted BY
Michigan, II is to 60 to Ohio. Mr. ". fshim-
asH hiind.
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READ ON FARTHERG
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD,
LOST or GTOLEE

a PETITION said 90 have heeu in circulation. and
II purpurtng o. come frum ne Cufton uukrrs AMI Prr-
elasefs % NeW Orleans, asking the Chamber Or Com
niece O. estlnu D uniform isra % twelve urruss rar
aale on az i~ruu-hcund Cotton.
saia Fcilti1n d believed to D. labeled "Caran Pres
interest ey eamlel Boyd, hut dli-eut search has been
maze mr pr and as o. one can Be found Who has ever
seen ne ecumelt The ahare reward viii BE- c~heerflIlT
palA a. No rs Commercial Plsce. Tor is re1orerv. %
mlounauon whrre A uUE COPY. FHOM THE ORIG
iNAL- CAN BE PROCURED aus-tEsw
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SPONTANEOUS Co1rBUsTIoE FRoM Rusty
IRoN-Mr. Marsh, an able chemist, found thai
iron long under water, when reduced 10 pow
der, invariably becom,s red hot, and ignites
anything It touches. Agsneral knowledge Of
this is important, and it accounts for many
spontaneous fires. A piece Of rusty old iron,
brought into contact it'll a cotton bale in a
warehouse or on shipbosrd, may occasion
much loss Of life and property.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-11

The biographers Of the immortal bard have
been numerous, butvery few Of them have sal q
anything Of bis religious character; and many
perhaps, may feel surprised that one Of our
lecture on he passages Of Scripture illus.rat-
ed by Shakespeare. III poet is usually thought
Of as being entirely careless Of religion, or as
simply resting FOR eternal happiness on his
morality in The latter years az his life but
there are two or three facts which may tend
10 raise our estimation Of the bard on this
matter.
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For Safe.

IN tNl 20 Altuis street. between Main and s.a.ni
.ureis FrqWl 81 ne TUNNEL HOUSE, fn-np-Ir
ane AqHse-noT rentiuE fr siouo.
Lt rs Anla % Ne Subdivision OF The late Idhn
Aaicfsll, rquling rs feet n Alabama street.. AMI run
niaz eack 80 fect - kaieiEh ruad. Persons wi.ksr~
any % he ahure bargains uill make immediair aun.i-.-
~ HoPKIEs a KfRBr
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a NhrAo m1n uamei Jim. belonging fnL x ~
y hasieyi OF Coushatfee Parish. Ia. Wa cdm-H
mliI o. prls1n On The 2sih Juiy. ISIS A whitfFA
mal nfmed Thompson. is also inclrceuteI uu1n -
ne charge Of having enficed him away. The owner win
come forward and claim his pruperty.
auio-vu JaHer SseIs~ re1,.,
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'e8C Books.


An ARKANSAS ARM IL VA pr-.,
II uuuiE frr ssia cheap Cor cash. Aiza. IS 49,. -
ste ne ursu uf Grand Glaire. Arkans1s.
aB MONsARRAr. nUPREE A co
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SOS Reward

DUNAWAT from my hone. on s1ufsv uisht -
llEeTh inst my boy I've, better ku1su 3 I've -
rrCms Tie E very BLACK. @ feet auI uuusrlsF
hteh. wel-hs about I5 ~ ISL ulunfs had On whauN
Do lrn ulle FH1's and sllr-r1hlL Ihave Euri yea
au o. believe hathe viii BE- h1rao-cI sreuni the city.
md WHI give The above reward b taken In ma county.
or any reasonable addition DO ukau COS oft.
aulo-lm JNO MORRISON.
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Our Picture GaIlery---rrofessOI
Remington, Artist.
T. one " ne most extensive On ne Tniru- smrerirr
Pictures taken ll an the vlrlols styles Eu1uu O. ts
fhotuEralllc ART NE s~PUEhErrEpE Ef RemfuFrHn'E
E~o-oNoGkAFHs are uurthT % sprciL l1l-r.
J. Oh. INMAN.
mis- c~eiscrat-f Arusr has nermsrsnrv l11araI In a-e q
ne roums connected with Cur ElIarr- WIN WIN We
have maie u~raureurrfst1 1alr u cd uHnrrraurs Cab
met EEe Canvas Fhaugrauhs.
mese rloruress nuhillle as fhaV q. M Eu q ne
~ A-csr ere amaus te uosi perr- linens af o.
Art
No. 1 CIark's Marble Block.
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PUNIsHnrSTOF NUEOrA-The st. LOui

Repubicah says
That atrocious murder reekiessly Perpetrst-
ed, is rapidly on me increase, Is We presume
tbe conviction Of all How far the fact is to
Be- sscrIbed 10 the comparative immunity Of
this crime IL is, Of course, impossible 70 say.
We cannot but think that it is the FEELING Of
this impunitF-an Impression that murder may
Be committed without anything ike the GER
tainty there ought 70 be Of its being punished
that removed the last restraint, upon the arm
Of a nfiaB or the malicious seeker q revenge.
We think that if Il were put beyond a question
IN ali cur cities, that a man guilty Of murder
would almost inevitably be convicted, senteBc-
e and hanged within thirty OF sixty days from
the commission Of bis crime, the knife and the
pistol would be used much less sparingly than
thev now are. We nav be mistaken, but tne
example Of speedy and certain punishment is
at least worthy Of a trial.
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New Firm.
L snip mier hs name aad style q
Porter $ .aGcrGe,
General Grocery aud Commits
sion R~uSfuess.

q their oi stand, where they viii De- pleased % wait On
the pafruus % th- ga house aud ne uublr erne-suv
Lhey gnl keep constantly on hanl large st,cks q GEO-
lahlA@ nd vnl BE- prerarcd always % furnish them a.
ne lowest marEsfrafrs.
%. y. PORTER.
AuwmH q. NHA-HnHaum 4 ~ Marunm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-11

a thunder storm passed over the southern
section OF this county, on Tuesday Of las
week, which blew down trees and corn, ant
damaged lands considerably by washing
During the raging Of The storm the lightning
struck a hoop skirt made OF brass that stood
suspended By an open window in the house Of
Mr.. John Webster, melting it and setting The
house on FIRE also kno king down one OF the
female occupants Of the tenement, who re-
ceiyed no other damage than a stunning blow
the FIRE was fortunately arrested ere il did much
damage. Il is thought that the brass hoops at
trscted the fluid a Circumstances which serves
as another warning 10 ladies who "splurge, in
brass.
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Az ELOFRNEST.-Te Albany Journal Of

$3.50
Wednesday evening says:
A music teacher, BY the name IF Poulton.
was dismissed from an educstional institution
at Fort Edward some time since, for inc0mpe-
teDcy and 90 ind.screet - immoraiiy. As il %
demonstrate the wisdom Of the Managers o..
the Institution, he eloped (leayiHg his wife and
children a few nights since wit ayoung lady
o. that place, a former punil Of that institu-
ton, and took lodgings in the hotel AZ Morean
station. The mother Of the young lady. Ev-
ing some distance from Fort Edward, hearing
that something was wrong, followed up The
fcgiiives, and reached their lodgings about mid
night. The brother found his sisters room
vacant, and the Professors door locked. On
forcing it the P ofessor was found in disha-
bile, and the young lady in Mysteries. The
witnesses Of the scene thought the Professor
sh0ald Be awarded a suit Of tar and feathers ;
but be was taken to Jail, andths miserable girl
70 her bone.
The Trr-mnF aawa
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The New York couespondent Of the Charles
ton Mercurg. says Shortly after Sickles
was acquitted, several wealthy political friends
Of bis IN this dry, started a subscription for a
fund 10 pay his travelling expenses IN Europe
uHtil the eommeneemea Of the next Congress
rional Session, BY which time it was hoped
that he unpleasant notoriety attaching 10 the
nan would have greatly subsidized, and that the
adventures % travel would have repaired his
shattered health and spirits. The flnd was 70
have been $1,000, and 5000 was subscribed
and the subscription was going on, under
stand when the news Of Sickies' reconciliation
Nth bis wife, alienated his frieads and put an
end 70 the movement. One Democratic poll
tcian lad set his pane down for $1,000.
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We yesterday snnoun cd the imprsonmen.
Of the Musical Professor, who eloped with a
young lady, formerly, or az the time, a pupil
in a school AZ Fort Edward. It now appears
that, after his Imprisonment, the young lady's
friends determined to withdraw their con-
plant 30 as to secure his release from jail, hat
they might infict upon him the more summary
punishment Of 4 coat Of tar and feathers. HIS
friends getting wind Of the plot, prepared to
thrown open that the scamp might be handed
over 70 he executioners, the agile Professor
availed himself Of a fleet horse which was
provided for him, and at escaped from The
meshes Of the law and the coat Of tar and
feather
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-07
Magnificent Scheme for March, 1859.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
S65,ASO!
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY!
SPLENDID SCHEME.

CLASS I,
To be drawn in Baltimore, saturday, March &c, 1852,
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Removal.

THE subscriber taxes this method Of informing his
j. old customers and friends and the public general
ly that he has removed has Hardware store from The
old stand Market street 90 No 30 IN the large brick
building lately erected te South side Of Broad ST.
where he keeps constantly hand aud makes 60 or
der ARTICLES embraced IN his line Of busi
ness He invites especial attention 10 has large assort
ment of CASTINGS, HOLLOW WARE, BRASS, &c. such
Mantle and Coal Crates, Wagon Boxes, Pow Mods,
straw Cutters, Cofn-Shellers orn-Crushers, Mill
Crushers Balcony Work Iron Fencing, Coffee Nils
Tea Kettles, Brass Kettles Dog Irons, Candle sticks,
and an almost endless variety Of other articles.
Ian eft ANDREW ANDERSON.
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Sffamboats.
New Orleans & Nashville Packet.

ryNHE fine Passenger and a 9Th
freight steamer EASTP0RT, kECSsezae7a
e Wood, Master, viii continue szzxsZ1szzZ-<z1EzzA
IN the above trade the entire making regular
trlps be ween ths city and New Orleans. The EAST
PORT last, Of light draught, and well adapted for
the Cumberland river trade
noy24-d 81 A. HAMTI ION Agent
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LIVERY STABLE.

ytTM. T. WRIGHT CO, would Fesgeet- -
w fully infoffn the citzeuE Of Nashville IN
and tie pablo generally thai tey have N[A
purchaser the vel knosn Livery stable aad tv stsck
aud nNtuEes, tora eriy aecuple By Ns8. J. fllls Ca
Market street iea bs4es the saaafe -..4
Ne have nfst-FAtc lots snd box-st8ts To accemmc-
date droveEs, aad ali friends WHO asay faysg us
with thar patronage.
Ne c ourselves % give satisfaction IN al eases.
We have n large narber al nhe saddle Horses Atd
Buggles 10 hire ai all ttntse-
The fast Is do llIensi bein 90 rFssssd b.
Stable IN lbe ssstherS country. Came 4ong and sea
for yourselves.
fe63-ly VIZ. !. WRIGHT 90.
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Wood. Eddy ~ Co.'S
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERIES [!
CHARTERED BY THE STATE OF GEoRGIA)
Capital Prize S5O,OGOi
Tickets Only Ten DOilars!!!
Notice TO the Public.

As the members of our firm have, by way Of pur-
chase become the owner Of the grants chartered by
the States OF Delaware, Kentucky, Missouri amt part
Of those in Georgia, under the management OF Messrs
Gregory Many, Of Wilmington, ella are, VIC have
deemed 4 cXpedient to change the of our hrin
aud after January lst 1859. % that OF WOOD ED
DY 4 Co. who VIII hereafter have the management
Of the Sparta Academy Lottery, and the others,
above named.
In all transactions We have underworld to conduct
our business with integrity and promptnoss, and
the public that the patronage heretofore
bestowed well deserving of being transferred
to our successors. Very respectfully,
). SWAN co.
Augusta, Georgia, Dec IS 1855
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fonnoers.
Claib0rne's Machine Works,
NASHVILLE. TENN

TINE attention of Railroad Companies, Farmers,
Manufacturers, and all persons desrous Of purcha-
sing at home good machinery such as SItAM IN
GINEsS, CASTINGS, OF every description, GEARING,
CAR-WHEEIIS of the most improved patterns, SAM
MILLS, PUMPS, &c, &c. is respectfully called To this
Establishment now growing up rapidly on the
premises of the late Nashville Manufacturing Company
We intend to carry the business fully as extensive
before and shall soon be ready to take orders Tor
Machinery and Castings We have already commcnc-
ed operations in blacksmith shop and Boiler yard,
and shall give Immediate satisfaction to old and new
customers.
We experienced Mechanics-each OF us person
ally attending 10 his own department-and thus we
shall be able out superior work nj wer rates
than heretofore done In tins city. We shall warrant
every of work done at this Establishment, and
give prompt and personal attention 20 every order ef
al our Office thus hope give general satisfaction,
and be Iatronized by all friends of home manufacture
NJ. JACKER q 90,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn,
June 27-tf Late Nashville Mani. Co.
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IN oRDERINeT TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES


Enclose the money address the Tickets
dered, 0n receipt IF which they Will be forwarded by
hrst mail. Purchasers have tickets ending IN any
1gure they may designate.
The Last Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sen
20 purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
es- Purchasers will please write their rignaiur
plaif, AID give their Post Oiboc, county and STATE
81 Remember that every Prize Is drawn aud payA
BILE in fail without deduction
So All prizrs Of 81 eco and under pa ii lmInediat
" after the isSwng-other prizes the usual time
thirty days.
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS
Those ~ho prefer not sending money BY mail.
The Adams Express Company,
whereby money fsr nrk-ts, in sums Of len Dvllars,
and ap~ sr,is c.E be sei,t as
Ar Our RISK AND EXPENSE.
from any city or town Where they haze AT Office.
Th- mrn.y AMI order he rnris. "a a s-t.OV-
kkNIENT POSI- OH Ca. -rAMi'E.D EN-iIUfE' Vt
the cNprs-ss sarnnt rerr!ve t-cm.
All cnslmuuicatisIis strictly confidential.
AdGrcss ofsieff ar TAikr'tS ts'rsifs.ftes 10
NOOii, III y 4 o., AariGtt, GeOf ga.
or, MOO kllif 4 Co, Atlanta, Gesrga
%, NoOp, Enlf G 60, "A iiiaialsfs.s,. l'rlaware.
So A 4tst 81 the numbers tiiat drawn fruna
wheel, IN the atasaut of tbs prize that earh
entitiea %, wail be Published after every ing
the follow - Hgud Ca } Constitutional
Isl Asio OyisaHs BETH Adtfe Regasfer CharFesi.n
Standard. Afshtiilr GaEee, tfizEa KsfcigcnocT Ass
foTk Weekly Day Boil .SauaRnaA DatlV Neirs, RisL-
ss0aa DtsTatoh, AeW fort Dispafch, asd PGridtng
(A,s CLARION ,aad Lafiis Roek rkl Ira, Ds1aoeraf,
feb2i-td
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ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
$4,000 Tickets.
S $40 Prizes.-Nearly one Prize TO every nine
Tickets.
NXagnIncenI Scheme
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters So so {

n9-A Circular showing the plan Of the Lotteries
will be sent 60 any one DESTROYS OF receiVingit.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Nome Again!

MR.. LARCOMBE desires TO inform his
Nl friends aud the pabii generally that he has re-
tIrned fropI his Northern and Is ready to open
the fall campaign.
Fully posted iu all recenti improvements IN fhoto-
graphic Manil.0latioa-reym heretofore, solely
upon ths merits OF his pictures, and determined TO
spare no effort please he confidently invites those
who have new gwen him a fair uai, todo 50.
Ladies Wit 80 his present rooms the must conve-
n,ently and ~ insanity located OF any Ia the Guy,
berry sire ,prner a ifnion srpt2I-i
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Executors sale of Real Estate

TIVE undersigned Offering At private sab,
all that portion Of land, lying tie Ssath side
Of The Charlotte Turnpike eecrgng 20 the estate al
the late Aatth-g Barrow, deceased. The lzna lies
full yfcV. and within about two miles 81 tbs state
cAptoi aAd Is laid lots vary ing IA size frea
fourteeu tsenty -nipe arrrs, ali treating the
Turnpike road. These laEds sil be said FAIR px-
aud % liberal time Aay persons xishiRg 20
Alnse then u ascertain particulars IN reiAtsoa 20
the terms will please call ou John C. farrow near
the premises or on J. l.. r. " Rzo~n Real Estate
Agents, OF the undersigned IN Nashville.
H. - PITCHER.
&. G. ToRRETr
ssp1aa-tf Exeeators OF N. Barrow, decd
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Removal.

ME have removed our stock of Groceries, Ii
w quors, &c, To The large Store house. corner of
College and Broad Streets recently occupied by Ter
rass Bros, where shall be happy friends
and customers, assuring them that better pre-
pared than ever TO serve them the "a vOrable
terms. =. &C. ANDERSON,
jan6 Corner College and Broad SITS.
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CRATES! GRATES!!
IuST kIcklFfIL-
81 30 ene f4rior CRATES with summer part,
$50 common mantle CRATES,
10 do oliipe gratcz,
81 ismb grates, ios prired, al siEes
very handsome mar bilsed mantle
$50 pieces f1flsbarE hollow ware. Ga Z
q Engl.sh psis, from % > Kalons. bisrut "a,
deep ovens. skiilets al slE-s, s4sh @nd sskAf tiles
Sse psuces assorted dos Eoas- NJ sssertnensr ~
IN MARI u c0mpiete, and every pioee made IA tbe
beet uznaer. J. n Niil%t&
f~h=-f effEnlaslts tfIff ffaila@ r
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COLLECTIONS Oh
Flower seeds by Mail,
FREE or POSTAGE
nrcrty SID and Choice rarefles for One DOllar


nresty Ssiecf aud Choice ra,iefles for One Dolar
ISOR the accommodation u those who love the cal
IL uvaiion % flowers, bat who ressce a = distance
frufn where they can be procured, Ne have selected
the most beautiful a~d snowy varieties, each dis
tnct IN coIr. and calculated "a prsdaee ane elect
when planted out ia beds gronis ia the Hover bur
der. We have had each variety distinctly marked
with the tAnieal aad fngsish name, height, time of
towering, eel0r of she fewer, manner Il growing,
whether erect trailing the time should be soun,
md other valuable hints eailvaison- In
ieesng thssa varieties have been careful " ex-
GLADE ali shsrh shy bhsegers or have an inss-
nifc3nt appearance, that The colsrcti0Ds Mil
prise eniy those which really shewy and hard
soIse, ami bki5 ne believe woutd prove the
tire sagsfAetun any la4y gebtiasnan ho ntigat
bs disposed % orsieF fhsm. The eoisetonk sal b
sent free ~ tst % any psri q ne eoaatEy Al his
fsllp~t-g prires:
Assortment No lesDzizss AZ txestF CHOKE va q
rsetses u Annuals 49,. 81 GO
{" Ne. : r1nsfss a twenty eisnee va
Fissles Il "a nns@ls and isrea-
nfsisL %
No. essasfsts u tfn extra noe Ysfa-
riesies & AnHaals and fsrea-.
nials embrecipg mszy q tie
Sec asd ebecesf h enfnsa-
too "
50 No. 4 cnnslss - ave very Cheace
MARSHES, zclnefed from fTtze
fte@srs q kzgilsh f4nsaes,
cernlan ezfnztlon and f'.coe
lee Psnks. Fcfbe1aE, 4ruf-
fasa's frencb 4sters 4nd
Tcnhle naily ho<ks. eaGh II
whih ssaid at Is eeuas
sagtE ..,.~' = - .s....<-.-.- %
AI.gx. MAcEKNuE,
isbs4-in IL eesisss ssssss, Nz-sFiiisL
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Fine Imported Brandies for Sale.

Z hair .,,s ules I.obini * Co IS Cognac Vintage,
= 1852.
q Pipes Jules Robini& Co.'s Cognac Vintage, 1s4s
"a 80 Alex Segnett's - a. 1886.
i luncheon Scotch Whisky, very fine
The above Invoice of Brandes We will sell to the
trade cheap on months time.
declb-tf HARRIS, GOkDON y co
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W antea.

Lards Lard. Lard..!
I,HE undersigned are wishing 10 purchase firm
Il loo te $50 barrels u Lard per week, FIR whfh
ttey sii pay Cssh GroceFies- al ferso1s baxing
Lard - sell viii aHd g greatly % their advantage
cal st No Azrkes before Inzking sale rs the
highest prsce wll be given by
4. t4Bl-d cAkTE1k, HffiSF0Ezn co.
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ETNA COAL.

PINE supply u this most economical caaiis now
n laad a. Ghe kls4 Cal ard. nack % iile NASH
vile aaa cattanaa Rairoad D~I0t and - selling -
slowing lss .sFices:
isrss lnaab ssa roaad Coal = eenss es susAsl. or
- 50 PER Tou.
Mixed. large ara Gas, Cal 20 csnls par b1sksi, %
IS % per Ion.
FINE ca.i Is csuss per bashsl. or 81 90 per ran-
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-07

NO. 5 MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
HAVE now in store and TO arrive.
Ii SUGARS.
200 hhds. New Orleans Sugar, all grades; r
100 bbls. Crushed Sugar, all grades;
SO % St. Louis Loaf Sugar, all grades.
SO g Powdered sugar sugar. all grades.
800 bags prime Rio Couee.
MOLASSES.
100 half bbls New Crop Molasses, all grades;l
SO bbls. and kegs Golden Syrup.
- LIQUORS.
100 bbs Pixies Magnolia Whisky.
100 Dean 4 Hale's do;
100 Smith IS Reserve do;
100 Jo. Newsom's do trebble distilled y
100 Tennessee White do;
300 "a Old Country do;
100 % Old Bourbon do;
100 20 Old Monongehala doi
10 Robertson county DON
100 pkgs. Port and Malaga Wine;
as baskets Champagne Wine;
500 pkgs. Brandy, various brandsi
sUNDRIES.
1000 kegs Nails, assorted;
500 boxes star Candles;
400 half boxes Tallow Candles,
1000 Reams Hemp Wrapping Paperi
100 boxes starch;
1000 bags Fine salt;
900. $50 e. Caps;
100 bbs. Fresh Ale;
80 Terces Rice;
100 and IL Is cadds Black and Common Tea;
so chests Black and Green Teal
$50 cans Fresh Cove 0ystersa
100 boxes W. r. Cheese, prince.
100 T.. d. q.
800 bags Shot, assortedi
1000 lbs. Bar Lead;
so bags Black pepperd
100 doZ- BToems;
100 % Cotton Rope;
100 boxes Soda in papers;
100 - Scotch snuff;
$50 % Stick Candy;
100 Fancy doh
100 casks English Sodai
1000 dog. assorted BuckctsJ
In and for sale lower than they be had else
where ftH r#H
We are Agents for large Wooden Ware aud Bucket
Mandatory, and are prepared all times 20 sell TO
the Trade at Manufacturers prices, freight added.
CARTER, wlISFORD 4 CO,
dec10 No. Market street