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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-06
COI-RT OF COMMON PLEAS ,-TRIAL TxRNs-APRtL s.
Before judy BRADY

DAMAGFs AOATSsI sTAOL CUIFLNL.
Thona, Bowl.s ast John y .adlsn aud WG. X Lney.
The plaintiff sued for dS naQes for INJURIES ttced
h. bi,, In cops.ouetce Of ID negligence Of the
ynts He legged that zl.h March, 1889 tue
5iyeYs Of The defeDdants al Houston
lie was confined 81 weeks Ia
ofss Djur,s Defendan that the psttf
and and that hes 0uced the paolc street. Nes.
'0 81 Frss.r for plaintiff w Wilson for defsniants
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-06
J W. Wilson for defendants.
F,r.L ACCIDENT. -Coroner S,hirmer held an in

FATAL ACCIDENT. Coroner S;hirmer held an iu-
oua. Yesterday tho cody OF lad named Seber aFej IL
wears who killed. the store OF G. w j. T. Moore s
Worth street tspe s that the lad aud three othetv
were raising and low tDg each other By OF hatch
platform While Dlsssd the rope ippes from the hsod %
them aud 20 seberwss to toe ground
With great vo The ouy he received was % zee
almost Instant death. Re the son OF very
poor woman who Yves in Worth street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-06
CRUSHED BY rHE Cars On W, dnesday last, Fran.

CRUSHED BY THE Cars On We dnesday last Fran
S ~s e w Rss w., oe ~ ~ vas ~ sb 70 ID
II sppe that the deceased stanoh beeen the trk and
the building wien pushed ey to aoog and
annf against the wall The ini ed lived bu. feS
after the accident He wa enssd counting Soma
money the tine and did rot the aPpnssh Of the ear
Jackmsp held inquest the body yesterday whef
the Jury verdict scde ats death but ts
Company for laying track loss the wall The DE-
ceged leaves wife and seven hill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-06

HousEKE'EPERs will find every description OF
Engih Med lfon Velvet, Brussels Three-py nsn1a Gas
Pkriss ~ A., Mars, MATING. DavosErs srukoAErsns
WlSpow ',HApEs TARLS aud Piano Co'kRs, u gesay TO
dusea phi Be particular and go 70 ,, a.
f Sign OF tia large Golden EsS@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-06

Charles Montague arrested by the detectives yes
terdsy on suspicion Of being an Engsh fugitive lie
but recently arrived in this city, and shortly after
information was received by the police tina. young
man Of his description had absconded from Ion icu,
with 1900 Of his employers mcney. When arrested
he was boarding at Sweenys dresssd well, and was
sssumirg the airs usually pat by Foreigners of bis
stamp. Montague will be sent home BY the nexs
steamer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-06
IAdYerfisarnaaAi

MERCHANTS FROM ABROAD, and STRANGERS II
THE CITY, VIII and the Free hussum Of FowLER wEtI
No zoe Brosdw jus. above the Psrk an Interesting pase y
VISIT. a Is eoSgdns eus.s .ku and ports o. The moe. aess
showing the talents, defects aad proper ocsooatica
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-06

PRESCRIPTIONS Dispensed. 1888 2S51 5i9l Too 2 i3ls
During the mouth OF March, above show n medical and
surgical services vaccination and medicine Afforded grst-
otsy IL 422 persons The principal OF death
ana scarlet fever The pgeyeI diseases chiefly
affected the respiratory system.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-06
Advertise Dent |
.nAH 0xHnRrr an

DIR. STEPHEN SWEET OF Connecticut,
THE GRRAr NATURAL Boxg SETTER a.
Or Stephen SwKEr Of Copnsc,lcat kaown ~ svss We
United ssatss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-06
Ii.dyartiseneutJ

Mihous Oh Bottes Of Mrs. WINsIow's Soorfs-
ne s are now Ased every year In the United States -
Chldren TesthiuE 9Th nevsrins success Relic 10 inss-
date and certain. ',aly Is cents bottls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-06

We were in error, on Tuesday, in st tngthat Officer
F.zsmmons the Twentieth Precinct Poll . was drank hs
enee with q private wasehnsn ed McELoy Tbs
waschnan Intoxicated and discharged ais pistol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-06
Receipts of Produce.
MARIE ID.

Total BY all RoztsI-Aphl So 00 bbl, Flour 900 bs-t
Wheat $50 pk e. Preyision a20 do Lard. 400 do WHISKY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-06

The SAILING OF THE STEAMER BREsEs.--We lesrn
that the North German Loyds steamship Bremen,
which was to have sailed from Southampton for th,
port, on the 2lAt u, did not leave tina, day, baviDg
been detained in Bremen for replacing hsr shan.
broken on her last outward passage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-06
Annexed is the statement of the St. Louis
uding March 81;
.s3,79O 1888 al


The Ntp Orleans Picoyune of Sunday, April says:
The week and month close upon buoyant
Money market, and capitalists can be heard signing
that the present auspicous season If not desthed 10
become perpetual. Borrowers, no wever, view 1t with
feelings and not few of them wish that the
Snripg was a litile further advanced. In the mean
time ARRANGEMENTS are nearly contaminated for the
naynept of all obligations maturing on the icy and Atm
IF Anril after which sbursements will rapidly dmln-
sb and the market will doubt ess assume more quiet
aspect In fact already there are some symptoms OF
returning case. Il
The Bank movement 10 a very even one, aud dis
closes great canton in the management all around
Every item exhibits contraction, except Circulation
and Long Loans which have been slightly increased
but while the withdrawal Of depois and specie ind
Gates an active demand for money the reduction In
short loans must satisfy tee most skepca that the va
rious directories are pursuing very conservative
noicv. and that no change tending however re notey
10 EXPANSION will meet with the slightest encourage
meut Az compared with the returns for the previous
week the variations are az follows;
DecfeaSs In specie. ...'...''.''''''''''' 'pSVsK
in deposits.
IncTeaie Ia circulation. 's''''s''''''''''''' oitoV
Decrease IN short loans. zIdSD
DsefeaSe In ExchaDge. lsiVi9
Ipoyeass IN distant balances iottS5
Increase in oDg loans. 1850 Iyo'0so
The Exchange market continues depressed, ana we
have no activity 10 report in any class Of billie Buyers
cor 6d.ntly await lower figures, but drawers and SELL
srs UNIFORMLY demand previous prices
The Chicago Democrat, April ., speaking OIL tue
movement Of produce. says;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-06

l5.is el $500 t,la % Do .-B i'iaaerg ,f.t
--tsa % lai g'e3 sfal arsds B5algssats ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-06

Is passed around 10 tie siccs Of tho mouth, where IL
stAys till exhausted Of Tia ssseu,isl powers
When this habit has once faster ed upon woman,
she rarely II ever is abb, to shake IL OF. Neither
ruined health, sef.respect nor love for her husband
children, and friends, can give her sufficient revolution
TO abstain from snuff chewing. Among otberinaaaces
narrated by prominent tobacconst iastrsiys Of this
fact, was the case OF rich and fashionable lady whose
husband ted her. at different times, with horse
and carriage, and other costly gifts as pledges that she
would abandon the habit, ba; after short abstinence,
she invariably returned TO her snuff On one OCCASION
having taken the steamer for Charleston, or some
other souther port and having forgotten in her hurry
the precious box Of snuff she gave black stewardesS
IS for few spoonfuls Of like quality which the
latter had in her possession That our readers may
form some idea of the enormous prevalence Of tins
habit In then midst we may state that one tobacconlst
having small store on Broadway retsils one hundred
pounds per week, to bis digging customers alone.
His smiling customers consume but twenty i've
pounds. One firm, keeping store on the b very aud
another downtown, make and sel three barrels 7oo
pouDds in the same number Of days, all Of which Is
consumed by women of New York City. Tas amount
used by each digger varies from quarter Of a
pound to pound psr week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-06

broken on her last outward passage.
MYSTERIOUS DIssPPEARAYCE.-The family Of a
well known citizen hiss been plunged in the greatest
distress in consequence of the sudden Of
a ear relave--a young lady fifteen xteen yea,s
of age. The LADY in question: for the Last feT m'cths
ha, been an inmate of a wed-known boarding school
at EaSleswood, New-JeIsey. Her room mate, on
awaking several mornings since, very mleh to her
surprise that the couch which Der ,aaion had
occupied was vacant As she failed TO make her APP
pearan % at the breakfast table inquiries nms-
diately Instituted which resuted in discovering that
che had taken the early boat for Nsw-York. THIS cap
tain of tue boat stated that young lady aos vering
the description given up to the city with hin
the morning in question; that be did not notice she
wss on board Until come tDe after be hsd left the
dock, ard that he did not oberys the direction in
which she went after she landed. thus far, vi4haas
detectives bave failed to obtain any trace OF tho mss
ing obe Those under whose charge she was until tina
tin of her disappearance, are uoabls to inaxoe
motive for her sudden fight She had expressed no
dissatisfaction with the arrangements OF the school, nor
had she co far as Known any adurer outside OF the
ms itution who would have been likely g nrss her to
al elopemtnt- MI. Times.
"TgE On OAKES BucKET."-The following re-
minecence of Samuel Woodwork possesses suficien.
interest, think TO warrant us in presenting II TO
our readeIs. 1t is portion OF private letter eseouy
received from whose author ~ in the matter can
Lot be que STONED. 10 reference 70 the period OF the
production Of the Old Osken Bucket" the writer
Gays: " II was written in the Sprng or S1amer OF
1917. The family were living at the time ID Duane
street, The poet came home to dinner one very warn
day, having walked from his ofilcs, somewhere
the foot OF Wall street. Being much hested with the
exercise he poured hi nsef ont a glass of water
New.Yo pump water-and drank it a, 8 dra1ght,
exclanipg, he replaced the tumber on the table,
That ia very refreshing, bat no mach more refresh
ing would be to take good long draaght this
day, from the cd oaken bucket lef han inR 10 my
fathers WELL at homep Hearing this the poets wife,
who was always suggestive body, said, Selim, why
wouldn't that be pretty subject for poem Tbs
poet took the hint, and under the inspiration Of the
moment sat down and poured out from his very sod
these beautiful lines which have immortali4ed the
name of Woods worth" Home Journal.
DIsPESsARIFs The followingisthe Months Report
Of the Dispenaaes of the City OF for the month Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-06

We have received letter from Mr.. Egber Demiss
in relation TO his arrest on charge Of pstary. In
which be says that the charge Is made By Hsay
Dgjgbt and James X. Baine, agaiDst whom hs OBJ
tanned On injunction, restraining them from further
nterfererce with the property affairs Of the New
York Marble Company, either az Trustees, or ss Prsss
dent and Treasurer In order TO fighten him from bis
course He denies the charge, and asks for suspen.
sion Of public opinion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-06

DrsPESsARIFs The followingistbe Monthly Report
Of the Dpenaaes Of the City Of New York for the month VI
Merch, 1870,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-06

Coon FRIDAY.--To-day being Good Friday some Of
the Courts will not be session. Yesterday, the Supreme
Court, Special Term, Superior Court Trial and Special
Terms, and the Court Ct Common Pleas, Adjourned to
Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-06

NEW CHURCH "A Society, organized but short
me ago. has purchased lots at the corner Of Second
avenue ard Ore hundred and-nnetecnth street, with
the intention Of erecting Methodist Epis opa Church
soon as practicable The congregation and Sunday
School now meet in private house, but the place is
quite too email for their accommodation. temporary
building has therefore been erected adjoining the
church lot. which will be opened with appropriate
services next Sunday. The Rev. Heman Bangs, pre-
siding elder, win preach in the morning, the Rev.
Ctauntey schsfer in the afternoon and the Rev. c.
Fletcher in the evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-06

The NEW YORK Posr-OFFIcE.-The COMMITTEES Of
tie House of Representatives will visit this city next
week, 10 examine the condition Of the NewYork Post
Office Department
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-06

engaged in uushippipg The old pipes 30 az to lay Ne
rev seven feet pipes which 70 replace the old
II IL intended, slo to lay Ines over two ilss Of
four foot pQe from the new reservoir IS soon thsy
are cast 50 as to connect the SistibaDg reservoir viii
thoss which suepy water direct TO The city. Tasss
pipes alone will hold IS much as reservoir Of good
size The African Civilization soisty sp'epsrios 10
ssnd pioneer company Of cOlored psrsona, to com
the formation Of industrsl settlements Ia The
YoIuba country, in Africa. The Society desires to send
company by the bark Mendi, which win sail from
this porsin few weeks, bat lack fnndA The Treas
prer. Mr.. Robert L. Murray, No. s. Broad street. sclicts
contributions. The marble workers have announced
artrike. After Monday next, they win demand -
journeJmsDs wages 81 % per diem... a body Of vol
unteeIs now forming, with the object Of ssysg persons
and property in Gaze Of fire. viii give an exhbi,oa Of
their apparatus and drl IN presence Of gsnsIemsn
connected with The City Government, Fire Department
Fire Insurance Offices Of the cy and the rsprsseusa-
tives OF the press, next Monday the drill ground Of
the company, in the rear Of No. III Cdryste street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-06

There was crowd of contractors and
persons present. The ceremony of opening the bids
passed off with good humor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-23
Great Rati1ica ton Meeting!
JOHN II. BROWNS
M % PnhIic SnmRrP.

FROM FOUR IN THE MORNING UNTIL NINE At NIGHTI
CNoME one, ALL selling Groceries at ten per
cent above cost delivered Of charge for cash Such
White Wheat Flour. in 25 4s and % pound bags;
Also, Red Wheat. in 25, IS ard 90 pound bags;
Extra Sugar Cured Hams;
Extra Dried Beef;
Choice lot Of Cider Vinegar, pure;
Golden Syrup:
Sugar House Molasses
Brown Sugar, Of a superior quality;
Crushed Powdered Sugar;
Old Government Jada Coffee, extra quality;
Laguyrs Coffee;
Baltimore Rio Coffee;
Also fine made Willow Baskets Of all sizes, for
sale cheap suVl6l JOHN t BROWNS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-23
Large Sale Of Land and Negroes.

TENHE undersigned wish SELL At private sale large ana
valuable estate in Arkansas, and aoou' HiS Sia'' va
Mules and Stock OF the same -.
The tract contains hundred acres IN gCu
lies In the Northern part o: county, four miles from t
ArEarsas river Adoins the lands Of Bynum, Foster,
aud Others Three hundred and fifty acres ceareu' n ~
HUNDRED edened three years Connected with this TRACKS -
Widows Dover In hundred acres more OF WR o~e HS
drei and seventy cleared I acc . Aho"H "
Floyd Smiths landing ,,,.u c.-.,;,.
There arr fy slaves, III carefully selected Nor
nagroe! oht two 6f he oyer forty years Of age tn 0
ynr SnJ iiev men ana boys balance young women
Mr ZLIis will be tile Plantation about the V' o. ~
prspa Cd IA communicate prices Sred &C fAr o. u
IN ssee none will be required when the lie Is made
PN'f'"S N'NS' ANDERSON ELLIS,
b. b ROBERTS,
d. A. DAVIs,
Executors Of j II. jenkins.
n n Auqust
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-23

NED BUNTLINE,S NEW BOOKS.
NEW YORK MERCURY STORIES, Full Of Il.
ustraons Just Published Ind for sale at Retail Whole
SALE at the cheap Book Of A. BRADY "a
Street, Price twenty-five cents each, any five
for one dollar, or the whole eleven for two dollars.
L.
The White Wizard; or, the Great Prophet of the
Seminole Indians. By NEB BuNTNE. Price 25 cents.
II.
Sea Waif: or. The Terror of the Coast. A Tale of
Priyateerng IN 776 By EEp BUNTIISE Price IS cents
III.
Saul Sabberdav: or The Idiot Spy. A Tale of the
Men and Deeds Of I76. by NER BuNIINE Price p cents
Nv.
Elfrida; or. The Red Rover's Daughter. New
Myssery Of York By MD BUNTLWE. Price s5 cents
The Man-O -war's-Man' Grudge. A Romance of
the Revolution. RyEED BUNTIINE Price p cents
Our Ness; or. The Pirate Hunters of the Gulf. \
Tale Of Naval and wild adventure in the Tropics By
NEB BUNTLINE. Price . cents.
VII.
Inona Prescott; or, The Curse Fulfilled. 4 Tale of
the American Revolution By NED BUSTLISE ProesS cents
VIII.
Thayendanegea, the Scourge; or. The ar-Eagie OF
tbe Mohswks tale OF Mystery Ruth and Wrong. By NFD
BuxTLIEE, P.ice s5 cents
IX.
Stella Delorme; or, The Camanche's Dream wild
and fapcifu story Savage chivalry By MD BUSTIINE
Price 25 cents
Tho Rift and the Spray. A Tale of Smugglers ir
tie EnQsh channel Beautifully ILLUSTRATED. By MAIcOLS
I FRRxN Price IS cents.
Nj.
pa.bo,yav. or The Mountain Outlaws, A TaIe Of the
Nortber trapping Grounds By Dr. J. II. BasISsON Prio
25 cents.
Auof the above Books are fail Of Beautiful Illustrative En-
graving', by DARLEk -, H.. iii ,i..s. ,s,a q,
tss.s order at once. ,,,,...-. e.. 81, r,.,...
reT mail 10 any one, OIL receipt Of price
NAli OF sehu' u ~ FREEDRIC A. BRADY,
,ssor % Ann Street, New York
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-23

SPECIAL NoTTcE-rhe UuHox AsD Ax.RscaE Is eonaues.
ed strictly upon the CASH Syss1 Al papers dscontH
ed at the aspiration Of the time for a0ich they h9Ds bees
paid. Subscribers a0H be notified aoAsa their sbscftioa
Is G6out to expire By CROSS sir papers; and
Tess TIE subscription is -eet0sd tie paper qo be dscOzti
Hed. This rule from 1oAicA there aeiR Be no deaTre
Ratch for the cross mark, aud your subscription.
Weekly UNION AMERICAN 81 per IN dd0Gace.
IIi- Weekly UNION AMKRIcAN SIS per is dd-
Subscribers desiring their papers changed must mention
the Post Office ro well the to, which they desire the
change to be made.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-23
,r,,N,s,,,Nc AVN FANoy GOODS.

FURNISHING AND FANCY GOODS,
wETE are daily recvng aesey ful sppS
NJ Of FaIIand Winter Goods. We have all the
latest STYLES Of Shirts Coas. goeSs, CrsyAts and Ties
We have any quantity q Cloves Gaunets, Robes suspsnders
and all qualities u Hosiery, both for ladies and geatlemea
Our stbck OF Uhde is complete, embracing az he
heaviest fabrics Silk and Woolen suitable for u
season The goods will be sold at eorrespondng low rae
with the short crop. ,.... = -. -. 49,. iIs,.,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-23

RENEWABLE At PLEASURE.
One Square, year ssoRaeh additional Square, So
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
fOR, will be charged for the excess.
IN TIE UEEKLT.
0NE DoLLAR per Square for the rst and RErr
subsequent Insertion
Advertisements published botL the Daily and Weekly,
be charged the full daily with half the wekv rates
added.
Transient Advertisement tssf be paid for at tie time Of
Insertion.
To COrresp
It will great deal unnecessary friends
In writing to will bear in mird the ollowinS rules
Always give the date Post oee county and State body
of your letter.
II wish the changed from ece to smother give
both Offices in full.
you business and other matters, on separate
sheets OF paper, different leaves Of one sheet.
Letters and communications solicited upon all such
subjects may be Of information public
Anonymous communications whatever character will receive
nosttention-
Correspondents should write only upon Of the paper
We cannot undertake to return rejected communication
All letters business should be directed Messrs J.
GRIFFITH CO., and not personally to either Of the Pro-
prietors
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-23

For sale aud to Lease.

PROPOSE upon favorable tsFSaA or exchange
for city pro- erty the remainder OF my premises IN inc
suburbs consisting Of we'll built dwelling OF eight rooms
large cellars stables, &C., and between eeVSn
and Of superior garden land will sell the
ing and about ave separate from the remainder OF the aS
3D. These premises adjoining the grounds sold o me
St spring of about s. 10 per foot less by hat
than ground distance the square, and equally de-
sahe respects selling being the same occupied
formerly residence and rented for the TO-
Rossse Eso
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-23
a. few Lots left for Sale.

will also rent the ensuing year. lease upon lo2g se
the councillors dwelling the Of Broad a2d Vasa
Streets at present occupied by Hayes Esc Apply al 4a6
Cherry street, to J l. K W BRpFE, or to
-uy 90 1860. E4S<kNk UNpEkNOOD.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-23
ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR
AND
EVE oIENT TESTITUTIoES
DOCTOR A. w. MESECK,S

lneoieah Daspeusary and Consulting Rooms
For the Treatment OF General and Private Diseases,
On Deaderfck Street, Nashville. Tenn.
VIE DOCTOR regular graduated Physician and old
practitioner from the old country and being already fifteen
years ~ erca with lis fame established for his extraordinary
10 the treatment Of desperate be depise to
IL patents or TO humbug the public with fictitious trashy
testimonials.
In private diseases the Doctor has failed yet
Song It desPerae Of years standng after they had
treated without success and given by nine other Phys
cans credble gentlemen testify these asseTtinns
long practice in large capital ci les and hosptas Of the old
ana this country made him familiar with these diseases,
The Doctor IS with the American, French and Ger
languages and always ready tender bis ADVISE and ser
ees with poiiteness conscientiousness and discretion
Persons at distance may have his advice and medicines by con
sung him through letters neosing fee at lea - &c Posi-
ox Se Quaczs charge only 81 or less in postage stamps
only 70 pocket the money they do not trouble themselves any o
} His family residence Is North Market street
VugI0-d&wJm.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-23
Just ED.

NUIUu cETEtNs
<NUR spring and summer FASHIONS, together with choice
ssortuent Of French Cloths Cassmerea, Nestings, &c
--latest iFaportrons, which will be made supe
vior stye, and which respectfully invite attention.
&c HARYER &e0.
R-hivsvs on hand select assortment Of furnishing
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-23
FRENCH SOFT HATS
ouDpRF0 uATs.

W.TrRRlra have complete assortment OF those
desirable Hats il all popular colors for the few
more Of those Paris Otter Hats direct from the Gus
tom Honne WATERRIELD & WALKER
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-23
p r. r f u M Err Y

hne assortment OF Toilet Articles, just received
LUBIN'S ELTRACTS,
WOODWORTH,S EXTRACTS,
FLAVORING EXTRACTS,
FINE SOAPS,
SHAVING CREAMS,
LILY WHITE,
PUFF BOXES,
HAIR BRUSHES,
NAIL BRUSHES,
TOOTH BRUSHES
DRESSING COMBS, Horn,
DRESSING COMBS, Ind. Rubbers
SHAVING BRUSHES,
ERASIVE SOAP,
TOOTH SOAP,
PONCINE SOAP,
TOOTH PASTE,
PATLY,S COLD CREAM,
THEATRE ROUGE
All kinds Of French and American PomSdes Lip salve Hair
Preparations and Hair Dyes of all kinds, for saleby
STRETCH 6 FORBES.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-23
Satisfactory.

To buy Goods from your home Heichsnts, who spend greA
deal Of time getting up stocks direct from the Manufacturers
satisfy and please the tastes Of section Of eOantyr
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