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A Dead w oman Comes to Life.


Considerable excitement was occasioned in
some circles on the West Side last week by the
occurrence of singular circumstance. A young
woman was taken sick few days previous
and after much suffering was reduced to such
low state that her case was considered hone
less. The neighbors took turns in sitting up
with the dying woman, hourly expecting her
dissolution.
On Friday evening n married sister Of
the sick woman and young girl were acting
as watchers, and were sitting by the bedside
After giving the sick woman her medicine they
sat quietly sewing, the sufferer having appa-
rently gone to sleep. The watchers, on look
ing again at the supposed sleeper, became
startled at her death-like appearance, and ex-
amined her more closely The body was rap
idly growing cold, and the pulse had ceased to
beat. looking g-glass was hastily torn from
the wall and placed over the mouth, but no
stain was visible. The woman was evidently
dead.
The watchers left the room to procure assist.
| ance. An elderly neighbor was sent for to
lay out the body, and the messenger meet
| Ing the undertaken, told him of the circum-
stance He proceeded to the house, arriving
about the same time with the neighbors who
| had been summoned; and all hands after dis
covering the nature of the fatal disease, and
talking over some Of the future arran gements,
prepared to enter the chamber of death in
order to perform the last sad offices for the de-
ceased. The young girl went into the room
first for the purpose of making it ready.
She had no sooner entered the room where
the body lay, than a succession of piercing
shrieks struck terror into those outside They
rushed in, and found the girl in fainting fit
on the floor. A glance around the room ut
once explained the cause of her terror and
caused almost equal alarm to the others.
The dead woman vas sitting up in bed,
At the first glance, the entire party fled,
screaming, from the room, but soon collected
their senses and returned. The 'dead woman
had resumed her recumbent posture, but was
so far from being defunct that she inquired, in
weak voice, the meaning of the strange
scene. 1t seems that she had fallen into
short, trance-like slumber, seemingly like
death itself. Just as the girl entered the room
she had partially awakened and moved her
head. The shrieks of the terrified girl thor
oughly awoke her, and she set up in bed to
learn the cause of the screams. Restoratives
were Immediately applied, and the ''defunct"
is now in fair way of returning to healthy ex-
iStence. The climax of the disorder had passed
Another case of suspended animation also
occurred, We understand, in highly respect
able family on the west side about two weeks
since.
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BANK SCORED Our BY THE WIND-MoNEY
FLYING IL THE STREETs.-A little before two
CLOCK this afternoon, an accident of a singu-
lar and exciting description happened at the
banking office Of Armstrong. Sphinx 4 Co., on
the northeast corner of East Water and Huron
streets. in CrOss's building. The wind has been
blowing a perfect hurricane at times to-day;
aud AZ this time, just as person was entering
the banking Office, tremendous gust of wind
came up, and the door being open. current
OF wind rushed in and burst through the win
doWs on the Huron-Street side, which, forming
vent hole for the wind, it poured in tremen.
dously, bursting in the front windows also. and
completely cutting the office almost Instantly,
sending the money and papers lying ON the
counters flying down Huron street, while the
large glass windows were broken into a thou
sand pieces, and the curtains Tapped from
their fixtures and were slit into shreds while
people were rushing out from adjoining stores
and shops, on hearing the din and clatter, fear
fui lest some terrible accident was happening.
1t IS impossible to tell how much money was
blown away, but probably seven hundred dol
lars, besides some valuable business papers.
DC Boys and men went scrambling down
Huron street after such as they could get hold
OF, and in a few minutes half of the Third
ward almost was out hunting up stray one,
hye, or ten dollar bills, as the case might be.
Much Of the money has been returned by hon.
est finders, but still q good deal has been car
ried on by boys and others who found it. and
will probably be salted down by the finders
we never saw place scooped out more in
simultaneously and completely than this was.
Almost everything in the office was swept out
into the streets, and the place was made a per.
feet wreck; There were five large windows,
all OF which were smashed to smithereens
few individuals were slightly cut by the glass.
and rs the contents Of the Office were wbisked
out into the street, some teams passing at the
time got frightened and ran away-NTilrcau
kte Wisconsin, March 3.
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The CARzTANG-SnAw BREACH OF PROMISE
CAsE-The parties who crowded the courtroom
In 81 Louis on Wednesday last to hear the further
trial In this celebrated case were greatly disap-
pointed because the court adjourned 1t until tie
18th inst. A large number Of ladies were present.
many OF them sympathisers with Miss T. Efde Carr
tang.
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lD Rev F. w! Hatch, who was twice elected
Chaplain OF the United States Senate, died at
for number Of years rector of the Eni.con.i
Church at Charlottesville, Va.
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DENTISTRY.
TEETH

M TEETH.
1yls LOOMS, nj: d., the inventor and patentes
of the MINERAL. PLATE TEETH,
tends personally at his Office in this city. 0
Many persons can wear these tceth who
cannot wear others, and no person can wear Others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my Office can be accommodated
with any style and price Of Teeth they may desire
but TO those who particular and wish the purost,
cleanest, strongest, and most perfect denture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted.
Rooms in this city-No. 336 Pa. avenue, between
ssh and leth sts Also, s07 Arch street, Philadel-
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D. l. A 8 TER ING
q LAIN AND ORNAMENTAL, OF EVERY DE
sCRlPTIoN, done on short notice and very reasons
able rates by, ALLEN a. JACKSON, 27J Penn.
avenue north side, between 10th and nth streets.
ihelr ornamental P!astering equals that of any
other house in the United States in style finish ard
durability. The public is invited to call and ms ct
ePoclIlIEbs. mar S-lv
HAWTHORNE'S NEW WORK-The Marble
l. Faun, or tho Romance of Monte Beni, by Ma
&c, volumes price SI.a
:, Notes of Travel and Study in Italy, by Charles
Eliot Norton; IS ccnts.
Just published and for ssle at
PHILIP & SOLOMON'S
Metropolitan Bookstore, 3s2 Pa av.
Stationery. ,noro
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ANOTHER LARGE CoNvENT.-The Alton fJIl
DemoSTat informs its readers that a large and
splendid convent or seminary for the Sisters of
Charity Is to be erected forthwith I'm that town
This will be the largest structure Of the kind i'm
the West. covering an entire block or square and
costing 40 600
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THE NEXT STATE AGRICULTURAL FArR OF
MAkrLANp-We learn, says the Cecil Democrat
Una. proposed to hold the next State Agricuitur-
81 ~ Fsir at this place, (Elkton,) and that Hiram
McCnuongh, Esq, has rendered to the use Of the
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f U + tFuELF U Z L.
have now one of the most extensive stocks OF
Ele In Washington, consisting Of
White Ash Broken Coal, Red Ash Egg Coal,
White Ash Egg Coal, Red Ash St9ye Goals
Treverton Free Burning, Do. Run Of Mine,
Wood, sawed and split. in all cases.
All of which will sell at the lowest prices for the
cash. for 50 or 60 days paper, well secured
III All accounts now standing will be presented
before the LIST of January. 1850 and il is rnesty
hoped will be promptly settled.
X. w BATES,
Wood and Coal Dealer, l4th and sts.,
de2 near Canal.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A N IMPORTANT DISCOVERY TO tt
H. MARRIED AND SINGLE.

a ~ lhfORTANT DISCOVERY TO THE
MARRIED AND SINGLE.
thst thtnng ag n the endeavor to discover p,erentirs
.nSt could be made xnirersny practicable to rich
Gnu Po3r IN preventing that rapid increase of off
ofat has, more than all others. been the great
tIs t,l ,ol Pgnslng In ill health and poverty more
,nsn of the parents and heads Of fam
avonce 10 the world that his efforts have met with
souvOss' and that he is now enabled to send those
polisus pi desiring it simple remedy that will not
oy oy. Ptevent Increase. but also prove of immense
J: m: BARRiNGToN, Baltmofe, incioslns Hss 6fty Rs
con's, ana receive the remedy. mar D,lwE Wit
PACTfEEST PCfE lNDELlBLE MARKING PEN
-. Ills, Tor writing upon muslin, linen, &c, a
gIeat Improvement upon the old method, Prios
,. PHiIP & SOfoMoNs'
Metropolitan Bookstore, 332 Pa av.,
m1T sole Agents for Lawrence's Staton'y. dc.
W,GAs FIXTUREs. =
~ Haye In store, and are daily receiving, G. S
flATORES OF entirely New Patterns and Designs
and superior in STYLE to anything heretofore
offered in this market. We invite citizens general
iy to call and examine our stock of Gas and Water
Fixtures, feeling confident that we have the best
selected stock IN WASHINGTON
All Work in the above line intrusted to our care
Will be promptly attended TO.
,.e MYERS & McGHAN.
mar o-tl 376 ID street.
NEW WORK ON CHINA AND JAPAN,
- l. being narrative the Earl of ElgIn mis- sion
So, by LawrenoesOiiphant, ESQ, private secretary
TO Lord Elgln illustrated, S275.
Just published and for sale bv
MetrOpoIltan Bookstore, 332 Pa av
Soie Agents ior Lawrence's Stationery, &c.
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WOOD AND COAL.

w 9SB! CSAt:
A ThoTosgh Stock Of all Sizes Of Coal
and all Kinds Of Wood!
III COAL well prepared before delivery.
IL 2,3sO pounds to the ton.
III WOOD ready prepared u suit the wants OF
I5 feet in a cord of Split Wood.
HI The Wood Sawed, but not Split, Is measured
before being Sawed.
iOFor sale at the Lotrest Possible Prices At the
CITY STEAM FIRE-WOUD MILLS
AND COAL DEPOT,
FOOT OF 17TH STREET, BELOW WAR DEPARrM'T.
Il. J. Il w. Nj. GALT,
OMce-2S2 Pa av., bet. llth 18th sts., north side.
IL Orders left at either pace will receive
ian R-n prompt personal attention.
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nENTISTRV "

n DENTISTRY.
NR. HILLS, after praotica! test OF two years,
feels that he can with confidence recom-<
mend the CheopsstIc Process for inserting6 6&E%W}
artificial teeth. H. has the advantages of~&&1ID
strength, beauty, cleanliness, and oheapness Full
upper sets inserted for 9S5 Partial in proportion.
Office 800 Pa avenue. ser
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DHOTOGRAPHIC INsTAR-OIL PAINT
l. inEs, Just reoeived, from London, st PHILP a
avenue, between 9Th and 10th sts. Sole lesots for
Lswrenoe's celebrated Foreign 4tahonsgy. 10 H
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kOR SALE-A valuable FARM ina hi IN state
4 OF cultivation situated in Alexandra cOuutv
va, containing one hundred and thirty five acrcs,
Mutt and is about seven and a half miles from
SWash,ngton city. For particulars apply at the
Staf OIncS. Ilar l-dtje
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The Legislature Of Ohio has decided not to
hold an extra session next winter. =
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HAIR pRESsrNGG NGGlsESIS hS6 GrNr,ENEN,s
FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT,
- WILLARDs' HOTEL.
, The undersigned respectfully Informs the pubIic
that he has on hand large and fashionable assnrt-
ment OF Gentlemen's FURNISHING GOODS,
best materLa, manufactured es pecay for his sses;
also, the finest stuck of PERFUMERY in the
District OF Columbia and every thing in his line as
q manufacturer In HAIR WORK, such as Wigs.
Iourees, Scalps, &C., which he also makes and fits
mar 8t* JOHN II GIRRs
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TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES.
SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUFACTORY,
~ A99 Urn STREET


Opposite Odd Fsl!otos' Hall, Wdshington, ID. C.
Travellers will study their interests 10y examining
my TRUNKS, VALICES, &C., before pur- 0Vy1o
chasing elsewhere. AS / use none but theEt&$11X
best material the mark ct affords emp oy <seAsA
the best wOTknen, can confidently recommend my
Work 10 be superior m Strsugth and Durability TO
Trunks that are made IN other cities and sold here
keep constantly on hand, and make TO order (on
one weeks noticed eyery description of SOLE
LEATHER, IRONERAME, FRENCH DRESS
othsr PiLICESi TRAVELING BAGS; HAR-
NESS; SADDLES WHIPS; &C.. &c.
Trunks, &C., Repaired and Covered, in a work
manlIka manner. at short notice.
Trunks delivered IN any part OF the city, George
town, or Alexandria.
A!so-Agent for Howe's celebrated FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES.
del I5-Iy JAMES 8. TOPHAM.
k AIDES HOMEMADE SHOES.-Glove Kid
IL heel double soed Button Boots, S2S;-
English Lasting do. do, .S225; Goat Skin
do, S2.n; Fr. Morocco do, S2Oo.
Also. every other style Of BOOTS and SHOES,
for Ladiss,, MIssss, and ChlldTen's wear.
j. ROSENTHAIs, No. ~ Market Space,
ia4-eo1v Pa av. I'd door above 9Th et,
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FARMS FOR SALE.-Two highly impro ed
Farms, about 9nn acres each, :uated on tho 7th
street road, eight miles from Washington city. Tie
farms are adjoining, and have excellent buildings,
and IN an unusually good neIghborhoOd; will be
formation apply to w. BATCHELOR. Cottag a
Poet Office, MONTGOMERY countI. Md. fa a. lm*
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LOTTERIES.
4 CONSOLIDATED LOrTKRIES on DE.
~ AWARE.

FRANCE, BROADBENTs CO., MANAssls
WILMINeToE. DKLAwAII.
FRANCE, BROADBENTS a. CO. having OBJ
tanned from the Legislature OF Delaware, &C its ae
session, Lottery Contract, TO continue IN opera
hon for period OF twenty years, and having given
bonds TO the State for ore giton Q do,iass, to se
Snrs the P.9mR5 PAYMENT OF Al Pr,ss sSSA sss noy
DATED LOTTERIES OF DELAWARE for
ns % ne
OEDELAWARE for the same objects.
The Consolidated Lotteries Of Delaware are
Sussex County Lottery daily at Is minutes before
-I9 m.
All drawings under TIE superintendence Of Lot
tery Commissioners appointed BY the State Of Del
aware
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EDUCATIONAL.

NlRS. MCCORMICK desires 10 inform her
friends and the pubic generally that she will resume
the dutes OF her School on the lst Monday In Sep
The course of study pursued will comprise sll the
hon.
In addition 10 her day scholars. she 10 desrous Of
receyins into her family few pupils ss boarders,
mediate care and oversight.
Her arrangements for the accommodation and
due care of pucs have been considerAily increased
and otherwise improved. Those IN Washinrtop
desiring particular InformaEop with referepss %
the Star.
iy T-6
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A MRS. WKNSLOW,
IAN Experienced Nurse and Femsle Physician.
presents to the attention of mothers, her
50 0 I HING SYRUP.

Fer Children Tcethins,
Which greatly facilitates the process sshne by sstsu.
ing the gums reducing all inhammaten-will aliay ALL
PAIN and spasmodc action and 10
SURE TO REG ULATE THE BOWELS
Dspshu upon it, mothers, will give yonrssvss and
RELiEFAND HEALTH TO YOU INFANTS
have put and sold this years. and
81, IN SoNfIDENcs AND TRUTH OF 1t. what We have
"suiems-NhFAhI MRS. HAS 1T FAILED, IN
Frcr A cURE, WINSLOW'S when tim.I, u'.d
ss sy in1v sD, SOOTHING an n:tane: Of di: liz
the Contrary, all are SYRUP. tdslirht.d vith its
highest Of gesl sf.cts and mrdesi
virtues We SPEAK in his matter WHAT WE DO Know"
ahsrten ysars' experience, AND PLEDGH OUR REPuTi.
IioN foR THE FULFILMENT OF What We HRRI IN.
cLAnH In almost every where the infant i, sufsr
Ing from pain and uston relief will be found in
OF twenty minutes after the syrup 10 administered.
rms vaiuao ole preparation the one OF the
most ENf fERIENCED and sKILFUL NURsks In New Eng.
iand and has bssn used with NEyERFALINe SUCCESS In
THO OUSANDS OF CASES.
net emily rsleves the child from pain bnt In thu
stomach and bowels scIdy and eives tons and
energy to tbs whole will almost instantly rsIisve
GRIPPING IN THB Bowels AND WIND collie,
ana ovs.coms convussns which, if not spe edy
susIsTRrM- FOR Sssis HnTis n. nv %0nsp snsp
in al! cases Of pYs- CHILDREN ENTERY and DIAR.
arise. from I'm .snc rEETHING DF6S s wh.h. il
cause We would say every mother who has child suf
ferng from any Of the going compains-po NOT LET
loUR fREJUDICEs NOR THE PREJUDICEs OTHERS,
stand between child and the relief that will
suRt-yes, ABSOLUTELY sURE-to follow the of this
msdcine,H timely used Full dire for using will
company each hotts. None genuine
CURTIS PERKINS, New York the outside wrapper
Soid ny Druggists throughout the world.
Principal Ofhcs, No. l3 Cedar Street, Y.
Price only 25 Cents Bottle. &C ll-dAvly
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-situatee
6eorZetoyn, ct the intersection Of tho GoOrEetowI
snd Little Fails roads, consisting Of lo2 acres. IL
18th And streets. WashingtOn. ID. G. ia In.tf
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EOR SALE-A Moe three story Brick HOUSE,
bey's Subdivision. The above property will be
sold On easy terms. Price made known by inquir-
street: opposite Centre Market. Title perfect.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

A FINE FRONT ROOM AND BOARD Nav
vate dwelllng-Ne. AS ], between 9th and inth
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EOR RENT-A three story FRAME HOUSE.
l. on llth street, between l and X, containing 8
rooms and wide passage, and els ern In the yArd
ApPy to M: SNYDER, Jr., Agent, at the Plumb
next door to the Star Office fs 2j-tf
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Ing Immediately opposite the west wing of the
City Hall, recently occupied by Chaa. s. Wallaoh
as an office. Also the front room in the second
story and the third floor of the same building For
terms apply to RICHARD WALLACH, No. 9
Louisiana avenue. ia Is IF
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SENATORS, MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-
~ Two splendid suites of ROOMS, elegantly fur
mshed. will be rented during the session OF Con
gress, in the most desirable locality in this city
eelng within one OF two squares of Browns and
National Hotels. Those in pursuit of such oomf
VII 90 well to make early appllcation at No. 81
9th street. between D street and Pa. av. de SIT
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EOR RENT-PARLORS and CHAMBERS
handsomely furnished, with hot and cold water
and bath room, Potomac water.) The apartments
srs large and airy; four rooms on floor, from the
first floor mp. Inquire of WALL, STEPHENS &
CO, 322 Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10th SITS.
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Tickets 0l5, halves $40, quarters SS7e 6ths La.
Address-FRANCE, BROADBENTs CO..
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
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4 00O F!:0UR-BUCKWHEAT
1sUvV fOUNDS OF pure Buckwhest Flour
ground and forwarded tn us from Luzerne CON .
y, rennsy wanna. We have never seen a finer A
nu9ie. HIVE sell 1t at the price of the ordinSrS
Best FAMILY FLOUR Of "James 8. we,sh.n -
"CSledonla, !" Rays and other CHOICE brands'
Extra and Superfne Flour OF varies brands
KING BURCHELL,
de ~ Corner nf 18th st and VarmOnt Az
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NEW STOCK OF BANJOS-Also, PIANO
i COVERS. JOHN +. ELLIS,
mars 300 Pa av bet 9th and lott SITS
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HAS CQME!-HAS COMEm-HAs COME -
H THE GOOD TIME has COME!

438 COX ps.sss: Z MskEsNhf Il 43S
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CI6ARS.
We have ON hand ysr,ed and choice stook O
and retail. Those wishing hrst rate
article will DO well 70 cell. All orders
promptly filed.
ar = Seventh street. near q. -,
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HAWTHORNE'S NEW ROMANCE-The
- Marble Faun, or the Romance of Monte Benz
volumes price ST. 81.
mars RIANCUkRD& NOuIIN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-04
A Good Farn, far S,Ia

NNTE offer for sale the place which K Coleman has lived
w since 1855, and known the Rogers land lying on
yellow Greek Dickson Tenn, partly on the stage
within mile Of Wismsvle, and three miles Of the Nash
VILE Northwestern Railroad healthy, pleasant and
tu Tennessee said land contains aheut hundred
ana ninety acTeseighty cleared, about fifty acres
good clear it Hin good Of cultivation,
Portable dwelling houses out houses, Also two good
orchards several falling springs
tubered and certainly be made most
rsble this sectien Of country promise
bargain land. and will sell for cash, inter
est For further information call James McNely who
lives near said place. the undersigned FoSlsrs Landing
Tennessee river. BYRN a. BROTHER.
LilioA and ADaerioan copy, and charge AddOcate.
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Notice.

4 WILL sell for cash. Monday, December gath.
the Court House. in Nashville, negro hoy named
Oliver. levied the properly Of james Charan to
satisfy ecUton in my hands in Of Evans &C. Is
D. Robertson, Esq fer hundred eight
lars and ninety Eve cents and costs JESSE W. PAGE,
NoV2 Z. bt-dlm Constable Of Davidson Courtv
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kIRKNAN & ELLil' ON srAED,
ssp2I-dn 81 Public square, Nashville, Tel
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WE have stu an assortment the choicest Blu bOus
wv ROOts, imported Holland, suitable Tor planting
in November or December or towering he Psro n January
OF February. lnovl-nl nAOhhNAIs Z A1NO1lA.
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L. ID. WHEELER

VIII continue the business at the oI stand co. South
ket Street. where he will be pleased his friends and
TONER'S and offer them Dry Goods
Boots, Shoes Hats Ready Made Clothing and other articles
rsus kept in Dry Go ds Store liberal share Of patronage
respectfully solicited. Great bargains will offered for cash
Country Jeans Linssy soss, Rags Feathers 30 taken In
change for goods. l. D. WHEELER.
l.L.L IL q
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Agents Wanted in every County.
Sent any address, post paid, the receipt Of So
+. HAGAN a. co.
aug25-w2m IL College street, Nashville.
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PTANOSI mUS1Ct

AN now receiving my Fall Stock Panofors from the
foowiDg Factories, which will be the largest
the city, stenwsy Sons H. Gale Co Haynes Brothers.
3azieon Brothers. Kauble Co., Peters Webb
Bradbury, Soebeler Schmidt all Of which will be
at small advance cost for cash negotiable paper All tie
and popular uct received together with Aecordeon,
Volins Fute Drums Brass instruments, ke FOR BARGAINS
"eome to me-" at number 33- JAS. A. MCCLURE.
septl6-tf