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DEATH OF GEN. JOHN S. RUSswURM-Gen.
John s. RussWurm, an old and distinguished
citizen, died at his residence in this vicinity
ON Tuesday evening, 18th inst. He was a
native of the city of Philadelphia but emigra-
ted to Tennessee in very early life and settled
in Williamson county. He served as Lieut..
in the Creek War in 1873, and rendered his
country efficient service in that campaign.
He was "a member OF Governor William Car
rolls staff, holding the Office of Inspector
General during the entire time that he re-
MANNED at the head OF the Executive depart
ment of the State. Gen. Russwurm was
much beloved by all who enjoyed his acquain-
tance. lie was devoted husband, an in
dulgent father, a kind master, and a gener-
GUS neighbor, and his death is lamented by
bereaved wife, several sons and daughters,
and Il large circle of friends. He died relying
upon the merits of Crucifed Redeemer for
salvation, and we have doubt but that be
has gone to happy home in heaven. He
xas a prominent member of the Masonic fra
tcrnity, and was buried in the City Grave
Yard of our city on Wednesday evening with
the usual ceremonies OF the Order, large
number OF the brethren ard citizens being in
attendance. Mount MOriah Lodge and Pyth-
agoras Chapter adopted appropriate resolu-
lions which Will appear III our next issue
NaLfreesbOro IeIegrgPh.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-24

EDIToRs or TIE PATRIOT Gentlemen :-You
will obIige me in giving the following reply
to a Card, - over thu signature of Thos. Z.
Morris, Clerk OF tue County Court of Dickson
county. In the publications of the 2Oih aud
22d of December, 1859, there appeared in the
columns Of the PATRIOT what purported to be
the Report OF the Joint Select Committee"
OF the Legislature, upon the Interest Laws of
Tennessee. Said report was accompanied
with that of the Comptroller In enumera-
ting the counties there are thirty -nine men
toned as having in the aggregate paid EIGHT
thousand eight hundred and seveniy-nine dol
lars and nineiy-five cents" taxes on Shavers
License, and thirLy-two counties as having
reported nothing reared Dickson county
being the FIRST mentioned in The latter lat
In a communication which we thought pro
per TO transmit, we pointed out this error a.
10 Dickson. believing the report as published
reflected upon the Clerk. and asked what went
with the tax if not paid into the hands OF the
Comptroller We called attention to the re
port, pointed out the error as TO Dickson
county aud r, qucstcd '.an investigation and
correction as matter of justice TO the Clerk
aud note Dealers 10 all of which We con-
fined ourself 10 truth. Having high regard
for the Clerk as gentleman, nothing was
farther from us than desire to iRjure or re-
feet upon him or any one else. We saw the
error, and sought its correction, and believed
we bad done 50 without ref citing upon any
one. We thought The error in the report did
reflect upon the Clerk. and thereby did him
injustice. Mr.. Norris su-tains rs Ia bis card,
when be says the 7, port Of Mr.. Payae. Chair
man OF the Committee, as well as that of the
Comptroller. is in error as 10 the report of
Dickson. and that Mr.. Payne will cheerfuily
correct the error. This We do not doubt, as
Il could not have been intentional on the
part either OF the Committee or Comptroller.
As TO the disposition OF the taxes on Shavers;
License in Dickson county for tbe year 1853.
Mr.. Morris in h card cieaily, and doubtless,
corr, city. has given a fair version. This
much Ne have iboaght proper TO say in order
to a correct understanding As 10 all the par
ties.
As To Mr.. Morris attack upon our cbarac-
ter, veraeily, bravery or motives, We will.
with due respect 20 bin, pass by uanotieed,
either In or uat Of the columns Of tie news
papers-
As to errors Of reports Whea Is apparent as
the onr giviog rise 10 our 6rst commnnica-
,ion, whether proceeding from the Clerk OF
Dickson. OF FROM say other soatee against
the Clerk, We will consult orr own feelings
and private judgmeat as to the mode OF in
airy; psovId a. however. we shall always
,aaae ourselves - truth, Justice aud the use
Vt respectful langaage- CITIZEN.
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From the Gazette
New Orleans, Mobile and Galveston


These three great commercial ports of the
Gulf of Mexico, have ever labored under
weighty drawback aud msupera6Le impedimients
IN ndviglti0n, growing out of todHt Of ,oater at
the mouth of the rivers on which they are
situated. The government has, with libgr-
al hand, expended immense Sums Of money in
attempting, with all the scientific skill at its
command, to remove these Instructions by
excavations and piling. &C., and have failed
in every instance; rather lcorstiRg the channel
than doing any good. 1t is reserved for our
City of Rocks TO do for that navigation all
that it can desire. TO put these ports on foot
ing with any of the Atlantic ports, through
an invention of our venerable friend, DR.. Nc
Keene, of this city, who has just procured a
patent from Government. There has not a
more important patent passed the Patent Of
fee for great number OF years, in our hum
BILE judgment. Think of one thousand vessels
trading to the great mart of New Orleans,
seven or eight hundred to Mobile, and a large
number TO Galveston, Texas, which vessels
are frequently. by the hundred, bound inside
ana OUTSIDE, 10 ne at anchor, LOT "aut oi
water. And now at Mobile, vessels are load
ed and nnloaded down in the bay thirty miles
from the wharf The buoying apparatus OF
DR.. McKetne is portable and OF easy and
speedy application, and will admit Of being
inf sted in ten minutes. by the Use Of condensed
AR. and no impeachment whatever to the pro-
gress of the ship. coming in or going out
We trust our New Orleans and Mobile friends
will excuse us for little pride in being able
to boast of a consummation so important to
their int rest, rs we'll as to that OF Our COM
mcrce at large. COMMERCE.
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Rev. mr. chadlek and GOV cha>

In a communication in the Cincinnati En-
gr1irer Of the 20ih inst. Rev. Mr.. CHADioK
re-afirms bis statement in regard to declar-
alton made TO him by Gov. CHASE He says:
Certain il is. in my own Judgment. and
that OF thousands even In the Republican
party, that your TX Goyernor, Hon. s. T.
Chase. is thorough Abolitionist He takes
the main ground or principle on which they
act. IL a. tAs nasa that said to me, II d not
sraEf ne negro fres beeIuse Tore kls, bit Lecale
4 hate kis aasisr a'd hlss slaruy'
am aware that through bis organ az Co
lnmhus, the OHIO Siafe Josraei. Governor
Chase has disclsimed this declaration. i
however re-assert il unhesiiatingly. i com
mittcd IL TO pap,F few hours alter il was
uttered.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE E.
MoSpAYJan. %.

MONDAY an. 70.
Mr.. Hunter presented a petition, accom-
panied by bill, to change the county line
between Wayne and Hardin counties. The
bill was read and pass first reading.
Mr. Payne a bill for the benefit of the
Bank of Tennessee. Passed first reading.
The following bills were rejected on second
reading:
To prevent injurious delays I'M the suppress
sion of houses OF ill fame. sEkAk
To charter the Memphis and Germantown
Railroad Company. ---------s-----5---z-=
For the benefit of timid witnesses in certain
cases. #
For the benefit of R. G. Paynes and others.
SENATE BILLS on THIRD READING.
! The bill to raise. organize and equip re-
giment of Tennessee volunteers, after long
discussion was passed on its third reading,
and then a motion was entered TO reconsider
that vote and the motion made the special
order for the hrst Wednesday in February
Mr.. Payne introduced bill for the benefit
Of the branches of the Bank of Tennessee at
SommerviiIe and GAINESVILLE. Passed first
reading.
The Senate then took a recess uutl three
P NJ
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Mexican Mustang Liniment.

Its wonderful effects and subsequent popularity
perhaps article in the history OF the Matcri Mcdi
ca, acquired the same patronage, subjected
the number of severe and different tests aud
with few failures the Mustang Imminent.
1t has justly been styled Panacea 10, all external
Wounds, Cuts, Swellings, Sprains, Bruises, Erup-
TONS on Man or Beast IL is so far medicine of sur
prsing virtue that Physicians compelled to pre-
scribe it. and from remarkable cures of Chronic
and Distorted Rheumatic cases it has naturally at
tracted much attention from the first scientific minds
of the age No family afford TO be without bot
tie of the Mustang Liniment in the house. Beware
of limitations.
The genuine is sold by resi- ectable dealers in all
parts of the world.
BARNES L PARK, Propretors,
iau2-lm New York.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
Sixteen Star Performers!!
The Double Minstrel Troupe is Coming
POSITIVELY FOIIR NIGHTS ONLY

Eonday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Zoe
nings, January 23d, 24fh, 25th and 26th.
TREAT combination o. talent and originality.
Vt The largest and best Company as we'll as the
Oldest and best managed Band ever organized.
SH0REY, earle, DUPREZ and GREENS far-iamed
world renowned and original New orleans and Me-
tropolitan Barlesque Opera Troupe and Mammoth
Brass Band, in their chaste, elegant ide-sphting,
provoi ng and IRE sistbe Eteopian Entertainments
the greatest ties of Bal
lads, Duets, Quartetts ,0vertures Buresque Opera
Pieces Fancy Da noes, Queer and Funny Sayings ev-
er offered the public. Grand free Balcony Concert
front of the Hall each evening by the Brass Band
Doors open at concert commence at ~ O'Clock.
wants 20 cents
Manager and Business Agent,
jan20-4d CHAS- H. DUPREZ-
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Deaf& Blind
DIR. Mcleod, OF SCOTLAND,

TIE EMINENT AND sguIFUL OPERATOR ON TIE
EAR AND Eye,
HAS arrived in NASHVILLE 9ESS and taken
III FeoIns IN ccsanAde BsildsnE lisTEnetl Coopef .
Rniians. } tbs eorBcr u North Cherry AID brad
erick streets, az STAT s. where be all HmslH baf
short sfteud TIE treetEseEt a hs Slz<taltsea
HIS uneensiled curing The shows sissrases
L well kRs4n izstssEtant ciiie4, ana Ms
Iestrnsnisls arc seiiAe - eeasihse shs masi
credulsus. eAa and fksn. Call 500, ~
his stay ss mited.
Iaeafness Dlxzlasss. Buxsing ksr-seh< saa Ssiss
ia the Head. CaL4frh, and ali oEetssVc Dsct srg~s
fres. TIE Ears, Neufh ssirils entirely Ved.
pr. ActEOn has nate = alzeSpery = me4irtne
that all prove Ieriect ssorfsioH q TIE Cataract
4ad Treter~ perfect Etzl1n - ts fye NHhees te
81 the kalft. hntS-s1asa ssxSn
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EoETY FIX acres u hna rires snlies fFsn The essy
II zaa sitnatrs. ca iii Geek. bez1g paFf - Las
saith - "A ID. = aezet zefus II
AazFssS tlnsbefe. The saialcs elssFszs zna aa<
sale sr setirateE- hc fei IL - The Fehrsi eaAa
- ard Cor ezfcsniIE p<EEfees II t1frtsr
EaNtesen lssesy. u ; Il st<bs - leo aflis fa.z
tine en- SIDE fenniEs tie ts~ & ne felz4
shieh sGefss 0ff-rtseaf Ter pusling - ice
~atch - aEeat Bstdss sts-n - tAese sikarg 4
esksge iH shss buslness- ~ tzE1as * z4ie, ke.
sFfsy - Z fkAHt 4, 81 -
lsAle-iuztfsx CIASCssCK NEEso4.
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rs-Mr. Pugh. Of Ala, L f., has let the
eat oat OF The lag. He boasted the other
day. In The House. that TIE Locofeeos, with
ali their professions Of nationality. was the
ealy sectional party in the country. Hes
right this iinle.
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DIED.

On Monday morning, Jan. 23rd, LUCIEN GATHER,
son of DR.. and Mrs. William P. Jones, aged year
and days.
The friends of the family invited to attend the
funeral from their residence on the Franklin Pike,
this evening at 2 o'clock.
Divine Service by Rev. DR.. Howell.
January 24th, $50.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-24

Mrs WinsiOw, an experienced nurse va
emale physician hasa soothing syrup for children
eethirg, which greatly facilitates the process Of
teethirg by softeniDg the gunsr ucing aliinfama
oa-wili allay all pain andis sure to regulatethe
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it willgive rest
yourselves and relief and health to your infants
Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement in
another column. une7d1wIy
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-24

eC-It i rumorcd that Capt Henry de Ia
Rlviefe. stle gallant Zoaaye.s Is in reduced
circumstances Ia this city. and that Phelan.
tie bllliard man. al the earnsst solicitation OF
Lola Mont Z. has given him a situation as
marker At one Of his uptown saloons, with .
paper.
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American and Foreigf
STEREOSCOPIC EMPORII
z. NTHo NY,
3oS broadway, New York.
After Aau Isl. lscn. sol BRO4DWAI

After Nay Isl. lsCo. sol BRO4DWAI
doors fros, fhs 81 NsehoEgs Hotei.
The s,ereosoope Is the most isstrveiI c. iHisr
nteTtGiaiae, aIsissi'ts, and eSeiiHg Of n'oacru .
ions.
None are too ye,ese, none too sId, pone tao
peat, none Too aHefHsatesi, to acSaoS ledge lie
aAd beauty
M home is complete without IL, and il niu
vii peHetrate everywhere.
Il presents o. yoHr view every part Of the
in al the relisf, beidaeSs, PerspocfiUe, and sAaTF
dead. as ytu were IN the sls' 1.
photographer are evers where exflnrisF
Asia, Africa, America, In s-afcn of the eraii
the beantual. snd the rezHiLs II neiT sktU az
sfaady erFiching AR stsek
We have al anne - variety 81 rsI-rr Yls
Scenes IN Paris london, ing land -catl. nd j T
Wales, frasee u isi ~, Hs-l.s,ssi, N!izeTlana-
The Kline, teTraIllss, -. Chad. tame
TuillcTieE, fufs fulke. fRyli, Aii.eis. The
laud China, las IA, crs ftai iaiacs, - q Cr"UI
iprical. amusing, marriage scei'es 6tcEa fasi
rie AIRS. siatuasy &C AZ. A. s<gttstfe ass
u illuminated n tcsioss Il Palaces. Chgr, h,s,
thedrals % flasef. .tais. Ar. Ae- lhr ell
these itiumtFaiesl es = saslsf = snasLase
kyEsf CESTIEx<S 90 vs-sfsH AID kEysNED
should have ia ~ GTaNa.g f.san sonfe Il
quite utesrs oH glass. xiIh Texulviig steres
showt : =, -, "a ~ ITO els N.ahHg {
more .hss ia ttE -ha tsir fier ~ gTei.ri
10 = ffi-Hd t's.a il.c fsirtsf esqae abs lie be-
AHfkong 3 fffztaGf ~ -strcu<cofe Views 2
latest bot. era, ks- -.-tisi-T. Ihsa are L.Asii
fsvffe<k part y a seessssf. as.d ever ding
AK raftaly = Hlas te sseFsHg. l. deissCIcd a.
snd distiacut u issa p,eu lcf-c tiy >
Tai- Eiyes an addition al value. f,sT =. tbs b
Ol iaanilaate nature n odd ~ ohasHs y flfeG.
fiaA. The rrorsss J. -s.sossve.y 81 ar o.
belng sakEosca IN ksr9<,e r.. eve q ON
and Paris lsrgy oFists ier Aiti,,s', : stsIs
Views Of American tIfe ard ~rsnefy.
Among eti.~r sh.hss ~ hive JLst published
oeCnpic lllISiEali he - til rs-Ne Ell ihc
S1Eksa fzA1Es hkf5iNt-S, va = b lch niaHy ,.eaI
Az iEterest- The iAsus ulals tisis wisl be
IN car caiziogue-
ops C4zAioGJE q subjects and prices vii :
wzrdea { any aadrefs CA receipt Il stamp
f1fties Al dikIahce scIsslng "a 81. -, 5
go, ~ 80 can have 70. d INSTRUMENT Anc
ps.'sTez - thsy nay request, seat BY EzTSsss
naa
Parties zho xish 70 be advised az every thin
d Vslsabie IN the Hhe that csnes out fsay ;
.hesf isslsles % placs % record, and ali keel
ported Il cor eNa exgxnse.
kea II lssssrs sill End Photography . mosi
iz=tses afss e~fik hfIal zn,essueDt- Ne are pr
% q Get aazzsleArs VIA every ting Iecess
Their success t.gethsE With Instructions Il
lske sIsfeeucoI.le feiares-"
Importer and Manufacturer OF Photrgrap
teEaass. <tefensc ssIss and stsFeosccFsc Yeas
81 Merchants frsm every section 81 ne
are respectfully iHviteo - make sn exarnins
eeF stock - or alsseant % the u1ae an
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To rrotogrsrhera-Hrss eiass s'sreoseoi
ssaa 81 l..is prias ssnossssd, with Pr.ee
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-24

The Tribane Almanac for lsso has bees
received. Is l. abe most valnabse somPila-
lioa Of political statistics and election ~
iuras thai l- published and IS al aekaosi-
edged aa,heEits ia all H.-sters psssaialng e
thrse subjects. "a
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HoUsEoF REPRESENTATIVES.

MONDAY, Jan. %, 1850.
The House met pursuant to adjournment.
Mr.. kineaid, of Anderson, presented a
petition from sundry citizens of Campbell
county, asking for relief as securities OF War
ner. late Sheriff of said county.
Mr.. Gillespie introduced a bill to incorpo.
rate the Chattanooga Coal Company,
Mr.. Martin, bill 10 authorize the Faculty
of the Lebanon Law School to grant licenses
to practice law.
Several Senate bills were disposed of on
first and second reading.
number of House bills were disposed of
on second reading.
The House then resumed the consideration
ofthe bill to reform and regulate the business
of banking in this State. aud after further
amendments, the vote was taken on the final
passage of the bill, which resulted, yeas Al.
nays IL.
Adjourned till P. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House met. Mr.. Ewing offered res
olution to adjourn till this day week to ac-
cept an invitation to visit Cincinnati, which
was adopted
Several House bills were disposed of on
second reading.
A number of Senate messages were dis
posed Of
And at 4 p. m, the House adjourned till
10 O'Clock a. m, Monday 30th inst.
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WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
Hats. Bosts & Shoes, Ready Had dOtAug
Hard.rare. Qtssessrars, Sc. &c
E. TRABUE 4 W. III. LUCAS.

yJTE will sell every description q ninteT Goods
w AT io~ figures 20 rlcsc out AZ near possible
before receiving spring stosk Our Mr.. UfAS
u IN tire kasteFn clfses sccitiHE sienueIts
and purci zsiug oe hts for cash ard short ra-
per. and promise cur Gust Ders aud Merchants
making their purchases tbs arkci that stnCk
viii be large and attractive, and Tiecge enr-
selves that house shall he head quarters Tor
goed bargains for eash and short. PraEpt psper.
JaEie--u ikAblk 4 LUCAS
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IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY
At Public Sale.

On Tuesday, January 24Ih, 1860.
WE will on the premises sell at Public sale that
w beautiful House and lot the corner OF Cher
ry and huiburry streets, South Nashville. The lot
fronts 13o feet on cherry street. aud back to
College street. The house is a brick containing
rooms, three above and for below. besaes ser
wants roopls stables, sc. The location az this prop
erty makes II the desirable in that portion Of
city having front of the most prominent
streets and is susCel public of division advan-
tsge. The lot Will be sold altogether. Persons de-
srous of purchasing viii examine before day Of
safe.
Terms SALE One third cash, balance one and
two years. tor notes well endorsed, beArog interest
and a lien retained.
GLASCoCK K NEwsOsI,
Real state Agents,
janli-tl No. IS, COtlege street.
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REMOVAL

uAvISG nnexea nsy @ eds - cAsFrx street. sect
i % me Erssserss bszk o2e door from Uniea. i
al = sf. eess-aa - fetsFn tasks 70 ny ireas s
sastsEers far tleF4i f=ztrulase besseeea she
Oh stand ard Aepe tss<s ehsass 81 place I'll nat
.snly espss a szsnsiseence bas sa iase<ss = th<
srzde her<saf1r. received.
I.ass-1 J. II. naeILE~
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Hen advertisements.
Advanced Taxes.

CoLLEcToK's OFFICE, CRY Hall,
NASHVILLE jan 10Th, 1850.
TTAX PAYERS who wish to avail themselves OF
l. the priy .eges Of the law, allowing pay ment
OF CORPORATION TAXrS, for the year 1850, are
hereby notified that they now do so by calling
the Collectors Office. Interest at the rate of ONE
per month will be allowed ffom the date of
certificate, till lat of July Owners of taxable prop
erty this city will hnd their interest call
Immediately. a. NELSON,
jIn24-lm Collector.
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THE Knoxville UNION MEETISG.-We copy
from the Knoxville Hhig the proceedings OF
the recent Union Meeting in Knoxville. We
trust no reader Of the Patriot will fail to
give them an attentive perusal. Trey fur
nisb food for the most serious reflection.
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sigma Teresa Parod, in her unequalled PRESERVATION
of LucrezIa; Miss Hattie Brown Aano ornni Sig
nor Sbrigl,a as Gennaro: Signor Gnone, as Due Al
ion 20; Signor Barib, as Giubetta.
Friday evening, the renowned Maiican Mr. ia
C0BS Will appear.
Dress Circle and. Parquette, one dollar Second
Circle 80 cents. Colored Boxes 90 cents Coiored
Gallery % cents. n2s IL
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Bill PAPER.

100 Seams q sli aaa Aecoaai Paper. .s-erssd,
tast rserissd - ,. Hat AZ,
sccfQ-tf ~ tsEifts stteoL
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Mr.. W. H. CRIsP has the honor of announcing that
he has made arrangements with the famed MAGICIAN,
II. JACOBS, 20 postpone his appearance for nights
and Tins enable the
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COMPREHENSIVE.
CHURCH ANDERSON & CO.,

tsttrzssoAs 10 ?. . G ASfltAsEA
TIN undersigned have termed . partnership.
u RpdeF the style asd afsa q cHyRH AknkB-
SlsN CO. aud have Fssose4 their stock Of tiraee-
ries from the Cid Stand formerly oeceBsea ey r. a
C. Axossss~ en- Broad street, 20 ths large and
eonsozfasx eFebouss, recsntiy occaPtsd 81 3. C
BAsbS CO. ca College street, xksre they iatsaz
- keep censtsaey eB hand vsh sslssasa stsek 81
GFoeeries ssd ~ii aiso BE prepared feE ne Storage
CHUaca AsnkaSuS.
f.nis-IF JOHN IL. ASDEEea1S.
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~ eHEr car selife ststk e sTAfLE aHa FANCY
COST req cssfs.
Gar shksz u aesnx rs y reases ear preset
$3.50 a. ass<E Is f<e<sts esssFs stsfEs ses keees
Up ~ stzt slsas ~ Aee <lzh - tay ehe&p s. 80
ell 10 ss4 - esl Il ses - sost- s,5f = .z<
Sfezxe- Hz--u
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Dried Peaches..

4 EEH hazhsissf th>-< reishr.ssa ssss<zis p<<iss
n nzled Frs<tss A..s4 zss feF z-is sAe&a -
1zne-g skN. AIxklL. tioo5kE Cd
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-24
ANIMALS AND GIFT BOOK
For the Holidays,
Beautifully Bound and Illustrated in
best Style.
JUST RECEIVED BY
JOHN YORK & &C

No. IS, Union street.
Shakspeare's Merchant of Venice.
A Gallery of Distinguished English 1;
American Female Poets
A Gallery of famous English and Aneri
Poets.
Women Of Beauty from Senirsmis to Euge
The Court of Napoleon OF, Society an
the first Empire.
The Republican Court or. American
eieiy in the days of Washington.
The Christian Year Thoughts in verse for
Sundays and Holidays H
Ornaments of Memory; or, Beaaty of j
tory, Romance and Poetry.
Gems of British Art, with choice specim
Of Poetry, History, etc.
Liber Huviorum; or, River Scenery
France.
The Scenery Of the United States in Sc
of 40 Engravings.
The Poesical Work Of He Sabbath BeI's
Der. The Farmers Rey
Memory and Hope. PoetioafwoTks Of The
AN'AtS u eAAc -AiAhNbtun-
Tie Danes anghter. Poctioal Works Of Chs
The Era OF St Agnes. Lamb.
Poet Of the Year Mos,rc' s Poeticsl woI
Shakspeare's Works BuFn's Paetieal Work
Byron's Poetiea Works Pupe's focUsss Work
Seutt's Poetioal Works. isebeT's Poe AKA We
Ailtan's Pceiical Works. 1komIsons PsetIl
Soathey's Postical Works. Works.
Bryaai's Poetieai wsEks- Rogers PeshsaI wer
LcBgfeHow's PeetfeAl Can Ibclfs Sset
Works. Works.
6oldsmith's Traveller. spenscr' Peetissl "
Records OF the Heart HaIlockfs PseticaI W
Sacred Allegorles. The Baysan nlusirs
Poetry OF the Fields. &c Shakespeare,
Poetry OF the Woods copy.
\ Mcore's Irish Melodies
Harper's Illustrated Bible. London Bibl
Velvet and Turkey Morocco Bibles.
The Church Prayer Book with Lessons.
Paper Machc Portfolios, Barkgau
Boards. and Albions.
Portable Desks, Leather Goods, tog
with great assortment OF Juv
Books.
For sale by JOHN YORK 4 {
decla-tf.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-24
The New York Ledger.

TOR 1s5s and 1859, bound, containing the Mt.
IL Vernon Papers y "Tbe Hidden Hand "The
boon. OF Deyilie," &c fer sale by
HAGAN fREANoR, Book -seilers,
ianl9 No. Union street.