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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-03

VALUlABLE FARM FoR SALE The sub
" sor6srs VAL oher for sale, on the PREMISES ON
~ Hs .BS the 'sth Of AUIq.t lss. that Trset
away Forest" formerly owned BY the late DR. r.
yard Eyersheld, and reoehty by the late MathIas
rversheld. 10 contains els acres more or
!ess, and for prOductiveness is eeua o. sny and,
Al that fertile region. 10 lies on the Pfso.tsvnT
Branch, and Is well wooded and vatered, havinr
an seundanoe II hne meadow land. "a adioips the
lands 4 N essrs. Joseph B. Hill, Stanisaas bland
(of ThosD ' nv me-
I'M. land is capable ofprodncing m great sbuu
oance tooacco, corn wheat and al the crops ususlx
s.oNn IN fnnoe Georges connty, and offers a rare
Estate. -" - invest an Aecd
The buildings are Ordinary hut fhs ahu pd.poe NJ
me boliolng timber, Only half q mile from A roo
saw ana grlsf mii, renders building oomparat veiT
zap tlsS n.lles from the A exandr ia FerTy and
II miles from wa<hinston ~ e-e
ne terms uf sale EIll be liberal as eoa 20 he
psl9 cash on the Gay OF sale, the ressdae In 4
~ u yeafs,i equal lnSialments 10 be secured bv
ROVSu security, bearlug iutere. from anv ~ ssfa
VI the payment of the VIII lie purchase 1nonex Srd
mi resi- good and sufficient deed OF the properly
CHARLES Z. EyERsFIELD.
MATTHEW r. DUNABL
~ - We FER Benz n. diversified.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-03

pcU OF John w. Burroughs, in Prince "A
IeQ.ge's county, Maryland, on SATURDAY. G4
dDn9t u years OF age, spare built, dark eyes N
eood SCI OF teeth, and quite intelligent will IL.
gave the above reward If taken in the State of Ma
Iylapd or District of Columbia Vi 40
r. p. JACKSON.
au LIST Executor of Mrs Smoot deceased
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-03

By j. g. MCGUIRE A. CO Auctionesrs.
DEREMPTOkN SALE OF MILLINERY
IL AND STRAW GOODS, ENBROIDERIEs. TAIN
Mines. IACEs PERFUMERT, FANCY 6oODs. &c
On SATURDAY MORNING, August 4th. oOm-
meDcinG 81 O'Clock. SUD continuing from day %
day until the whole is disposed Of, we shall sell, 1T
tn store Of X. g. tie, eBs, ESQ, No. 3S9 Penn.
avenu@, between eth and lntn streets, large
ETY. Of goods IN his line, comprising
Grape and SILK BoDnats of new shs pes,
Trimmed and untTimm-d straw Bonnets, Hats and
p ats,
ColoFed ar and Straw Ronnets.
Colored, Black aud White Jockey Hats.
Cambria and Swiss Edglngs ard InsertIngs,
40 do Banrs and StTips
do do Collars and Sets, nfsnts' Bodice
G.uze and SIX, six Buttons, Plain Drop Tss
Reel yslsncIs, English Thread, Cotton,
Imperial Valencia SILK, Blond and every other VA
Hoop skirts. French Artificial Flower
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Silk and 6iBghsm I'm
breilss,
sswins silks Spool Cotton,
HAIR Pms II all kind :, Head Dresser
BAR, ltaoth and Nail Brushes, Combs.
Opera u a, ses, PoTtemcnaies. Gard Cases.
5olo aud Silver Thlmbies, Tuck Combs
Luoln' 2, HauiSons ind Jules Haules best Ex-
French aLd German Co'ognes,
Hair oil. Pomada. &c dc.
All OF winch VII be o d without reserve.
Terms: eS sud under. cash: over that sum
credit OF 81 and 90 days, for approved endorsed
aul d , c MoGUIRE& CO avcts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-03
DTHE ABOVE SLE Is POSTPONED
rntll FRIDAY, Aux. 81, sane hour and place.
iy 2 -auddds A.6HEEN, Auct.

Br !. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., ABctioneers.
tt 20 = " 10y 10y, TT 81
o'cioct on the FIRST hos Of the Auc n Rooms. ne
ots 81 = family dec ming housek ee1lng- oomprit
i9c
Mahogany and Walnut Sofas, Rockers.
Cane and ~ God seat Chairs, Lounges.
BedsteAds, Bureaus, Wa shstsnde,
yoi;ef Sets. Looking Glasses,
Hau and Shuck Mattresses.
Boosters. Beds aid Pillows.
Dining Tables Dining Chairs.
Carpets. oil Cloth, Mating.
Cooking and other Stoves, Kitchen Ut,nsils.
Terms cash.
aud J. C. MCGUIRE a CO ,Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-03

HoSIEITEE's STOMAcR BITTERs, Mrs
saet sPsldiag's Glue, Nursing LInimeat,
a f,s,h a,elnes, Hosek's Pausc -, &c, with
HeAh supply OF pure Medicines. at
.dooRE's West End Drug stors,
~ Fresh Blue Liet ass censsss .os W.. s.9e
e29ys oAho,jmproved Fruit and Vegetable lara.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-03

FOR HIRE-A SERVANT MAN who is a
4 good farm hand and coachman and well di posed,
Will be hired for the balance of the wear home
IN the country preferred. Address NJ. GARRTFr,
gao " street. au S-5tt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-03

~MASONlC.-A special communication OF
s - the W. Grand Lodge Of F roe and Accept.
On MONDAY EVENING next, at ~ O'Clock, at
MasonlG Hall corner ef Ninth and streets, for
exempllfyIng the work. The officers and members
OF the Grand Lodge are requested to be punctna In
their atteEdance, and all brethren in good standing
By order 0fthe NJ. w. Grand Master
au j-5t u, A. SCHWARZMAN q &
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-15

AT A PRELIMINARY MEEtiNe. HELD AT 20 HUD.
"A street, the l4h us., Of the friends Of Bell and
Everett Mr. Burton 1loms called 70 The chair John Styles
acting secretary On notion form club 70
the Fifth Ward Bell and Ever Club. On motion
committee vas appointed % officers
who reported the following Names
For Presidca,Burton 1homs For Vice Presdents-Johu
Taylor, John Hewitt, Jr. For Secre.sres-Ben D. Qugg
John Styles. For TreasurerJamcs Gran Which
mously adopted Adjourned 10 81 the call Of
BrsI D oricc, SECS BURTON rHoAs President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-15
POLITICAL.


AT MEETING OF THE CONVENTION CALLED By
"A the Hrecknrdge and Lane 0ensrA Committees for the
purpose Of nomir atng city and county ohcer held their
7ts Broad Friday evening tho l4h ins the
ioaonMx lesT,uno W. ~ .x II
action put IN noDinatien candidate for oce who
be thoroughly entirely Identified with the
BreckndEe and Lane, and who 10 opposed AL po-
cal organizations other than those who support candidates
for the rreaidency and Vice Presidency.
Resolved That In making nominations for the various oces
filled II the ensuing eectop tins Convention hereby re-
itself the right revoke any al Of nominal
hereafter; and ha therofore parties placed
The Dn the further pleasure Of ih entou shah be-
made Known.
Resoy ed That the chairman OF his Convention appoint
committee who shall have authority confer with
hKe committee from oor zson who opposed
TO the black republican party. with instructions
cobn ell ticket fair and equitable basa provided II
honorable and provided further
such ticket be subject 10 The approval or dapprov Of this
Convention.
Resolved That when this convention do adjourn they ad.
fourn meet Al ThnSps Hotel Thursday evening 2h
INST, ~ half pasi seven clocA: =
PHILIP ". EKos. Chairman
VIZ. CsNTwrrL, (s.ora,.,,s.
JAMES HUSTON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-15

DAy BOAT FOR WEST POINT. CORNWALL. Ksw
H. burg Milton and Pcughkeepss~.The Steamboat Aids
VII leave jay street pier aSy 40 A. n, touching - rhr
neA sreeI and arriving a rouxhkeepse ~ r. lrAviny
roushksepss II r. =, returning say ii sAP /.
r.s.ss9sss rg 10y .Tsy ssrso o sny pc1s w oss
FREE.
E,oR CHARTER.-THK STEAMBOAT ALICE sPRrCs
viii BE- chartered until he closing Of the North river
r sEulsr route OF for towing Apry Al No Isl Fuitor
DEorLK's LINE roR ALBANY, pRou FOOr OF 10.
Il brscn sre-t-on and sfi-r Thur-isy, sept IS ths
HENDRIX HUDSON between New Fork and Albznr, f,r
and freight especially Of reduced rA--s
steamers yin leave Robinson rwr ever even ~
ssatarays ercepie<p SsP NJ Fer psrcula inquire
cmce On tcct. ELL HUM, Arrest
CvNDAy BOAT FOR wgsT POINT, COLD SPRING
~ Cornwall and Newburrh fare any cents exrnrpg5n
retsts seventy ne BROADWAY leaves per
ioot a Jay street. touching Christopher and Thieh streets
srery SUNDAY moFung sever O'Clock lardng Al Workers
srd Caldwell Reiurpisr. vii ss,. Newt arb Al otdxk
SrhDAy BOAT RON k0csLAs0 LAR LANDING
- kcnsers 10 ceas Hsrnrs ard Dn6bs Fsrry ~
csot fiernent ~ cents kysrk ~ sing sing 10
Fucksnd lafe ~ cents fhe sf~smeoat SAtAlrk. Capt
hanmcnd wt leave JsrSey GU, mor1s wharf
sunday untnius. ate o'cfck lag street. New FORA. Al
cetk, lAndnG ~ thnsonher and Foy thFd srees each
vay.
CuYpAy BOAT FOR EErroRr AND PERTH IvBoy,
~ andinr Un~n. Rc~svls wocarridr-. foteus aad
leaves Robsmsrn street sproe u 81 ana
No North So shine. iae
shove places ReturnnE. leaves keypo~ "a ocD,k. FAre
y cents The earn ueetfnr ~ nc~ r. lHit LIST
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TRADEnEH AND BCUsna
Ho.. .. r,cs 1870. 10 rue n,,oa aIss asd nan
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Tsr Hssnprs.zss 1rp Hnlrsssr u MA s.nsy. a rus
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pointed the psssniss IN Ne mos naasrps
r..scs cs@src Handkerchief plain and c.srou
L.9 v,o,,.n.Erery segusns sor w.as,ss ses. Prone
olo1ss PryAiNsv and mod. q aisshns rps sesvc
ssvsIss % X. y. Kramer, 81 rue Seuvs 81 Augusta
AosslolIsI tronIs, chin. and sns.sni rarr srclrAs
sgss EnT,,nos q fcs@ss Rruuss wsrss. sssossry. "a
cssoscs.rlss lsP c.ocrs Ii Roy .ns yn. m.s.n he
nssrsI cssv. ss.c-:.sr founded y !. is:sly :
oFsss s.asSs ssopss s.sSsIasuss ca ~ ss,1 s.a NJ
s;s sy,,: p, = ~ Services ssnssy
csssIsrs % ne Ems.s:y ~rx
deh ras rrcprsso. q yney.rds N Bordeaux ssd cssn
Pa.es.n r..ry.s. y sggo,spmsat rye cssssss,u.
ssa III. so.msas beng on. q he @os ,ssawss srs
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SS sssss. s ssy s.ssss s.s
Ssw ~ rae Riy5 ws Nov. ~
ana vsry superior a. = rusiworsAy usdssmAn.
DOovrSa sI.ArEs or TrE EAGLE SLATE COMPANY
IN ~ srvertw quality. low co< n-v prucs pure
apsin.~d rain vaier, and laa slime N1lAefs
dress Ae Agrgs a ~ conrsay o. Furman. ~ ccrsisods
STAxnnRrNo CukrD-DR COssrOcVs VOCAL
y gynnxsiurn FhfAdephA This institution ~St-h has
srccessfu uperstsn fer than rvxrr !. IA
sened FOR the cu-c 81 Stsnrnerfua and Deceive Aen,a
op and fw fnprcvemerf N Eocrtou n wamner.
a. Cosnscrx n. u Hs Arch street Psli>ssirhis
n,oRCH LIGHTS, ROWAN CANDLEs ROry rrs AND A
g-nsrh s@oncnt o. Fireworks u Eir~r mar ,sH<4nre,
so- gohcn enus and public dlxpzrs Tor szs ~ W \.
sF8 BIO, 800 Broadway.
rro nUrDEss AVID 0THERs-sLf. KINDS or
Arcnireara Drawings execuied Ia ". Asefal aud
cnrrt manner AMI II very ressorshi pries W ~ NYF
WILLIAM ruRsrss, ArToErEy, COT xsEL2x At
w Law and ho.ary Public. No Gt Eruedwsr lNcnsus
hutne, rucm No. kew York Covn~wcrer a Deeds for
AsssaehuseiiA New York ard nearly all The sa&e~
N-ANTED--A GOOD SECOND HAND GROvxR
w Baker Family se wing Machine Nsne c-ea prcs
AND address Tor three days O. n, Herald o"ce
WHO WANTS TO MAKE SMALL roHrvSR Br IN
w vesng $50 For particulars spriy - - rnt and sp
spgly 70 day.
GI0n n0n cAv Br RsALrZED BYINrEILlaySr
~ iVU.VVV pewknH rayirw ~ - as wcfksns
s-srs undsr tha dreukr u Cn,s sssrfcrd. n.neury ~
Levers 81 xquhy must sncssssan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-15

MO UNION WITH TRArToRs-A MEETING OF THE
IN Dough and johnson Demo Union Club. Of the
venh ward win he held Al the Douglas House 2 Water
street wednesday Sspien Der - NJ * O'Clock
Al democrats OF the ward invited o attend.
T.QuIN, President
Y McxAnos, Secretary. NJ BURKE, Vice President
]. WAIsn. Correspondng secrctary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-15

A YOUNG NAN, HAVING Rvs aouRs svxRy DAT
a snocs 1plad wsA-@ for empiaym-nt bookk~ever
me arge commercial hcts~ ~ pefccy qustaed Tor ~
ass rassruo r.vru - kAl ~ 30 9ers~nt spealN I'D
49, -s.rr~d ADDRESS srkacs Read 10 HsrAd ote
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-15

UvO SEVENTH AVENUE PROPERTY OWNER0-rHn
property both sides OF Seventh above
l0h street. who favorable It's completion according 70
the passed 1889 for widening and laying The sAe
with public park respectfully nodded that he pscs e
be 10 the Common Council Is ready for heir
signatures. the ONCE Of JOHN MoCLAvE l2N RruaAway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-15

0Ian REwaRD WILL. BK PAID ny NE ron IxroR.
IlVV ration Which Will lead the detection and ccuvic.
s Of NE party o. psroes who cut tsr table cushion
Tvs Fulton street. BnnArd Tsbe waaafaessrer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-15

OFHICE OF The NEW YORK, PROVIDENCE AND
~ Boston Railroad Company, 81 William street Now Yosk.
Sept II, i660-AnnuAl meeting Tho aoekAcders q tAe
comcany hereby notified that The annual meeting for ha
Compsny's Office In the city Of p.cvasncs T. On Tee,
viii be open from 1880 10 IL 80 o'clock A. y. The uasder
book win be closed from Sept i g o. j. :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-15
ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON MR.. KuN1x, xusIt

Nm THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MR. KuNr1 nUsIC
~ teacher, from Leipzig. held In Mr. steck 0rupe's
pianofoYte factory musical examination OF his ecb GLARS
Everything bArmonized exceensly, and All he vistsrs
acknowledge his superior management The piano o. Hr
stesk Grupe masterpiece. AL who were present Say
that Mr Kunsz thinking and experienced man. aDd there
were hose present who did expect There
performed sonnsts from Mozart major and naSor;
Fantasia and baydn's MAJOR was played ~ Little ste,na
and Jacob Burahsrdt with great precision and feeng la
forward vita her beautiful clear voice In nareAnes's
"Nighiingale and Rose how your from Il Zenere
and Azorn BY sphor. Mr. Fllweber sang IRON Alb very
nicely Miss Katy Burghardt and Mis- Hornourge sang due.
from kuken beautifully and all the young xdeo acquitted
themselves with great credit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-15

DEsTIrUTIoN-I HAVE BEEN HANDED THB SUN OF
~ 81 The Rev Mr. Mcguire Fourteenth street Ctho
lie church thai had been lost by me. JOHN GREEN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-15

NEW YORK MEDICAL COLLEGE AID CHARITY
IN Hospitai-Rast Thirteenth street. Fourth avenue.
The preliminary course 81 will opened Monday.
i7sh instant. at II O'Clock M iii lecture On AmsulA-
With ecture Hygiene ant Prophyactic Medicine, by
Professor The medical profession studens and a.,
the Faculty. r. GOEN DORENUS n. D.. Dean.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-15

A SITUATION wsNrrD-RY A RESPECTABLE We
IA erperisaced w ssssi ia wa&hing and iron
knw slHAtcn ~ q rw*rec'kt be yQnnE woman Ma
perg~<y understood tn>r onsaess and have %
go "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-15

A vIR0INIAN sAYE-"EvERY WORD SHOULD n
"A written in letters Of gold the fonr walls Of eveZ
every house. in the world and read daily o. House
hold Slsveresn in Halls September Journal Of EeAh, Nel
York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-15

ITO LET-A PARIoR AND BEDROOM, ON THE 81
copd foor wlhout the attic koona Possession
immedissey: Inquire Of MICHAEL BRENNAN, % GREENE
street. rear house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-15

0Sn REWARD STOLEN on SUNDAY NOR.
CoV nv september n from the livery sable n III ar
dcrmrne1, brown Mare waxCn and Harness. aescroed
follows The Mare hf hands h2h, pony guil switch
scv On We back cansr ~ SADDLE, and rvs N
knnck@s fru interfering had silver me1niet harnes
Duich collar s>ddis win sled black whoa pad, bar
bt covered Nnh leather, Win lArg~ rags The Wagon
plain opsn huggy. paElied bsck. The about fel
binches herh between - AID Is years Of age; had
nsh cf lat sandy whssers tsc VIII - paid FOE The reco
err a he properly arr tfs fec he crwcoa ~ the
J. GkAfER ibELL, Napoleon stables m firn U
tween ~aseingtou md fevua suess, noboxen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-15

NyOTICK-A SPECIAL MEETING OF THg STOCK
IN holders Of the California Qui knver Mining AssocAsn
will be held Office association In tho city 0 New
York the 10th day Of September 1880 u O'Clock room
- ~N'' y - WILLIAM BOND secretsry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-15

nj IN REwARD-To PAwNBRoEERs tosw or.
IiVO Aces tnd cthers-Lr~i SATURDAY. Anraa A. q
re hunting lever Wslch doahle spnng is carat cq.rs
i've e&.x a. leres, n. \ ~ Bc<sesy mrxsA No 1609a
vtrT asre god eFt n IA, wewhtg over geruy sxss
atnrkec -. Sieve rewavi viii ~ raN nn6 % a9es
ssxsa As4Ns~s s y, krcsarsy Fc-s oasSe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-15

A Ii .. sa = e9l nAyxe CLAIMS AeAHs5. I'm
Yosk deoeaeed. Asrsby nouasd o pres- ~ - -
Rrop0r voucA err hsre . ~ undarxnsd q r. 60c 70
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-03
MIR. Watts.

This distinguished gentleman made a spet ct
ia Montgomery last week. The Nail will nc
more claim him as disunionist TIE Con
federation, the Douglas organ, speaks as fol
lows of his speech
We listened with great pleasure to an able
speech from Mr.. Watts at Estelle Hall on
Thursday night last. 1t was altogether the
most compact, logical and able political ar.
sument tuaL We ever heard from that gentle
man. We enjoyed the broadsid es-the grape
canister and small shot OF all kinds that he
poured, into the vitals of the old Breckinridg..
hulk-taking it between wind and water
every pop-for some two or three hours.
The most powerful, conclusive and wither-
ing part of his address was his exposition of
the hypocrisy of the Breckenridge parry in
clsmoring for PREDICTION in the Territories.
He showed conelusively that protection was
not what they wanted, otherwise they would
have voted for it notr-at present, while
slavery is abolished in Kansas-and not yo-
ted against it, and inserted the miserable
cheat, fraud and humbug, "when necessa-
ry;n allowing the law of the Kansas Legisla-
ture abolishing slavery to stand, without any
attempt whatever TO repeal it.
He showed how the seeeders had backed
down from their claims and pretensions at
ing protection by Congress for slzrery in the
Territories, and they finally came down at
Baltimore 10 a resolution which struck out the
word slavery altogether, and inserted
meaningless generality. that Congress should
protect all property "when necessary"-a
ace will add, which the supporters
of Abe Lincoln could and would endorse
without hesitation; for they do not recognize
slaves as property. and the wo,d "slavcry"i is
ignored in the platform OF the seeeders in that
Convention.
We regret that our space does not allow ms
to give an extended resume of the many ex-
cellent and forcible points made by Mr.
Watts against the boilers. We confess that
be made good case for bis friends, Bell and
Everett ard SO far convinced us OF their
foandness and trnstW orihiness, that if we
did not have so good a candidate of our own.
We should go for his.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-03
The american Photographic Porcelain
Company.
No. 7el -BI.oApwAY. Nav Yopr

Having secured their novel and Ingenious m no
American and EUROPEAN ltents are fully ara ~
execute al orders feT IMMATURE LIKENESSES on
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the brlliancy and finish OF water-coIor drawing and
hitherto unattainec quality of durability by bsino
rendered mperishabe the natural ropcrtes -
the articles upon wkkh they are transferred.
AS the patented process of the Company enables the
reproduction of Photographs, only on plain sur
iaces but upon such Rs round any degree Of
Iregularty-portrat3 can be reproduced with fault
celain wares Of any description and diensiea sa az
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URNS, VASES, BREAKFAST CUPS. ToT-
LET ARTICLES, de-;
thereby securing faithful portraits and furnsb;n an
unique and exquisite style Of ornamentation of artie
In order 70 furnish facilities for the qualification ~
the popular taste, and 70 meet the wants of tho ma
Porcelain, the Company have imported from Esrone
coeenoa OF superior rrcelan goods, manufactured 10
their own order, which they sell at cost prices
As the American Company are owners OF the patsu,
right and consequently the only persons authorized IN
use the process, they have determined in order IN ss
ford People in every section or the onion an
nifty possess Portraits on China 70 make the ill.,,
nag proposition 10 resiients in the country VIM .r
unable TO visit per sonaly The Ateler and alerie in
New York Pers ons ssnding photograph ambro-
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New York ,accom nnied by DorIARs will receive
namenta Hsakast Cup and saucer VIII ,h aien.y or
tranGfared thereon. '-"''
By .transmittnsa daIuerreotypc and Tzs po,r .sS
they viii secure u like manner a handsome Frencb
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BY sending Iar Of daguerreotypes and FIFTEEN
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-03
The Death OF Cen. walker.

We republish this morning from the n Y
Herald, the correspondence between COmman.
d n SALMON, of the British steamer Icarus
and Gen. WALKER, together with the pro-
test of the latter, written after his surrender
It would seem from this correspondence that
Gen. WALKER was treacherously dealt with
by Commander SALMON. Nothing but
his misplaced confidence in the honor OF Com
mander SALMON could have induced him to
surrender. He would have laid down his
life in desperate conflict with any number of
foes before he would have given himself up
to be slaughtered by the authorities Of Hon.
duras. His death is stain upon the honor
Of the British flag, and through all future
time The name OF SALMON should be term
Of reproach and shame. - -.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-03
Chancery Sales.

pURSUANT TO deCretal order MAJ.
:, u n. =. Meems, admir-, against Missouri N.Y.
"a, az rendered on the I4th day ofSept at CentcryIs
is S proIeeo 70 SELL on the 2nd day OF Noyemhs,
iooo, on the premises, valuable tract of Isnd -
n ABOUT 900 acres, lying on Lotterwood crns
II hlckmsn county, together with valuable CO.
anu anu Sa~ MIL erected upon the same The ts,,a. -
saa saie VIII be upon credit OF one two AMI 49,
S r. Notes with good security hen retained nm,
ih, e pIoPerly LOT the purchased money wjtbonf III
poI,In the same day, in Hickman County In the e..
bon Gordon e al Andrew j. Gordon - ~
WI, WIN proceed 70 sell on the premises 20 the bigh.s,
iast bidder tract Of land containne Iss ana
IN =, bucs river the boundaries of which are srhed
~ e peaoings MED IN said cause Said lana vii -
from date Of sale oRviJI WI" IN. lntertst
scpt2Etd 80 n. SiAoN,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-03
Nary Letter.

We received nary letter. yesterday from
democratic office holders announcing a deter
mination not TO remain in office il Lincoln is
elected President. We had stated our belief
that they would all hold on, and none of them
seem willing 10 deny the correctness of our
opinion They all appear to be like BARKIs,
.'arillmg." So, then, Old Abe need have no
fears of not having the offices filed.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-03
PLANTATION SHOES.

We would call the attention Of Planters TO our PRE-
Mum BROGAN, which is most superior article
Also, Kip and thick Brogans Dutch Boots for women
neaVy double sole thick Boots Our stock OF BOYS
BOOTS and shoes for fall and winter large and good
nave taken unusual pains in getting up stock
s IAN ana we are satfed that will give satisfac
ton and inducements TO all Cash and proInnt naving
customers who shall give US q call
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