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How Queen Victoria Received the
announcement of her Succession 20


announcement of her Succession 20
the Threae.
William ~ expired about midnight at
Windsor Palace. Th@ Archbishop Of canier-
bury. with other peers and high fanciionaries
OF the Kingdom were in attendance As
soon as The ''sceptre bad departed with the
lat breath of the King. the Archbishop quit
ted Windsor Castle. aud made bis way with
all posdble sped TO Ksnsingion Palace. the
rvridence NJ that time q the Priaerss--xl-
ready By the law OF succession. oaern Vic
tofis. He arrived long hefore Daylight. an
aOusced him-s " aud arrfad an inm diate
int. rvirw with the Princess She hastily
afiired h, rssif and m-t the venerable prelate
IN her nnte-room. He informsd her % the
demise at William. add fEaily announced tn
:ier thai sic vas. In isw and right. suec-ssor
60 tbs dec s~ed monarch The Sovereignty
OF The most possrsui nation lay al the fret
Of gifi Of eighi--n- She vas. q jlsTs.
Queen IL th- eaiy rsalm. in ssef or history.
On which the san ever act. She was deeply
agitatsd Al The for snidihIe words. 20 fraught
With bseSsine. OF calamity. The hr-t words
49, uttered ssre ths-se: !. / ssk yosr prayers
IN sns heAalf-n They kacslrd doxa fagsiher
and Victoria tusngsfstesi her .riga. like the
soang kipg ef f-rsri ia the aidsn sim-, By
+skiag fresn the Most High. who Fuiefh In.
the kinsdan 81 men. ian and Fsfandiag
heart to judge 60 graf a opis. ali, could
nos Dc nasneersd noz eoanird foE malE5taae.n
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. "
IL IL nos understood that the NIcx..ea.
treaty Win be ratifis Ia its original form as.d
EeSaned 20 Nicaragua. Whose Government. n
h b-lieyrd- will overlook the delay sad ae-
cept the ratification cat Of courtesy.
"A more digrihed coarse viii probably be
parsued relative 10 the Msxiean treaty. IL
gouid have been brought up under kighiy
favorable auspices this week bat fsr the s6-
sebce OF several prominent Senators. Who
are In New England insirncling the psople
: Ia that quarter upon saijref OF ~kich 90
sfiISie Is known aud said, viz I. the nrgre.
Questions TO this treaty are rapidly vanish
lag Il is becoming evidcnt that all parties
must rally TO the MeLsne treaty ~ the sheet
z anchor Of hope and safety 20 our conmon
eoestry. The Aexiesn euesticn, Jeff In It's
(snt unsettled state. gtyrs- Abe disnnion
&oUent power TO beak upspt sdninistrs-
.flon. Watcher kepuhiiesn OF Hn&erzsic. 20
uefdzstAnt day ID lsy has alr<edfs b<sszhf
@celeus troubles. and unless sh<<r Il iz<fznt
Z setioa IL say prove l-ial--<b<. y y. HH<z<-
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For the Daily Patriot.

Mr.. EDITOR The time is not far of when
District Elector will have 10 be selected by
our party. Permit me TO name a man in that
connection who is an honor 10 our party, a
good speaker. and who will doubtless be very
acceptable to our friends throughout the Dis
trict, mean A. F. Corr, Esq, of this county.
EINDFX
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-28

ATHENS, Ala, New. 10Th. 1889.
NEsEzRs CLARK FctIEz, Nashville, Please send
the By Adams Express ten dollars worth Of your
Anbrostai oil. and in my practice IL q valuable
me1scine, and viii want yos te furnish with
What may wsst she besi erms yeu can. ]
would lske q be az Ageat for the sale cf n ~ This
osanty and think Can cell geoa deal. SATISFIED,
as ~ sss good qualities, viii leisure. fur
ash yoa wssh my experience IN using ia and the
Esmbcr OF cases g ersess, &cs
Respectfully yeurs,
s.nas-g pz- eE0. ". JOHNSON.
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TIE Winds of March are bumrin9
A.: sansmeF skies are coming,
ne ezys grow iong, aad days grow long,
<icn, put not IA glacness,
snf EsrdsE tree oUr garden tree;
luis, "a Ss'oer sadness,
Nv $3.50 -. s1'sI me: 100 soon Tor me
s&na winters over,
H. alas Il aiaf: nndi
20 @crepted lover
AK me why, don't ask me Why
lis MOI asleep or Idle
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MRS sstnsloW, "a exPsr<nsea 1urse -
sszis ssel<s hasa sosthisx sssup Ter ssi,zrsn
ssthiRss ssieA greatly facilitates ZEE rrecsxs q
sssskssx ~ sofssair ths sazs<s lzessk altman.
ss--~lii4liEs a. Psin kaais szzz - rsxzf.zs ts<
ss&sls. psPsn1 aPsa 20, ssthsrs. st e1,lztx< zess
eFsarselsez ssa rslsef <a1 kssish e sszr Sz<zssz
ssrisefix safe ~ al s>s.s. Sc sassrsAsz-ss .
eo<Asf eslsas- EsS5zxs1x
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I.eOo. sOo DslLlRs PER AssUx

70 the uaied ssals. shs snd a
xsieshis HeFses and Cattle u cures Ali spralns
Galas. gesnas, SUE Joinss, ~ bls yos ever bear
ef .ny ordinary sere. swelling. spF.in OF success.
either % beat. ~hs<b Ne Mastans Lininens
woaia BOT enr~s nsd yeu ever slss any rsspsetAels
DFag<izt N .ns psrs - she worsd-sa Europe, Asa.
ar Anersea--sho DID asa ssE "a szs tns Creates
discovery ef The ssesss soid eSezy.h sre- Exssx
family Aoeid Aass 4; shfee sises-
RAgSis rAsk. rrepr,ssors,
nsr1f1 scs fs<k-
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TxzaI Pkoosr~lxc.- sriai OF yeaaz
Brow MOS for killing Rec. a ssesisns of
Emerg .ad tissry Cailexr. issaa G erEia. l.
nov progressing Al AsiagAss-- y.zskssy
Rzssaszs. zeth
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0bdnffrp SdIfs



Thos- J. Foster and f 3 CHI ATTAIN w. Hugh Scott
and others
DURSUASf to decree Of the Chancery Court At
4 Nashville, az Soyeu3ber Term 1859. in the above
named case, will proc to sell AZ public sale st the
Court House n this city, on
Saturday the 3Ist Of March, 1860,
That beautiful residence the east ssde OF the Buena
vista Turnpike roac near the city, occupied by
Dr. Scott tozets with The grounds attached divid-
ing the iato LOTS and continuing the sale until
enough shall have been sold 70 pay satisfy the
decree in said These grounds will be subdiyid-
ed before das OF sale and ats Of the may he
found at mg Office for Examination and eistrb stion
aud purchasers those Otherwise interested in
vitef call.
TEKzs-credits OF &, IL and IS months, notes 30 be
executed with s1tizfact,Ty personal security, lien 10
be retained and sale equity Of redemption.
mar1-td J. E. GLEAyES, c. & NJ
PosTPoNEMEET.
sale posfrored saturday the 4th OF
April, 1860. J. l. GLEAyE>, C. q. NJ
Janz6-t.s 3 zts1ff EsA#
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Grafenburg Medicines.

TIFF Grefenburg Vegetable Pills. Price Is cents
Il per box.
The Health Biiiers will make half a gal on OF the
must powerful health preserving BItiers- Price
Is cents.
The Green Mountain Ointment Price rs cents.
The above Nedcines too well known to re
quire much to be said about them. There
families in Tenness but what Ia used them. In
the Spring season the most healthy persons Teqire
some altera'iye, and there is none good the
Grefenb-rg Pills and Buffers.
mar2S-u MACKENZIE & MINCHIN.
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e. For pretty and cheap Dry Goods ca1 on
Nicholson Humphrey al No. q South side OF the
Square. They are receiving daily fne stock Of both
Fancy and Staple Goods which they are selling lit
tie cheaper .han any other house in the city.
mzrl5-n M xF kFE EE
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Anderson and ucy Evans VS.. Joseph :. Evan

Anderson aud ucy Evans VS.. Joseph :. Evans
DUkSUANT to decree OF the Ch4ncery Cour, 81
Il Nashville in above case, viii sell the COurt
uOuse IL thus city, on
Saturaay. April the 9TH, 1850,
The tract Ilot. Andef aud Lucy Evans
reside lying District No. !, and containing about
76-acres.
TEKMs: Fix and twelve months credit; good per-
sonal security required, anu ien retained.
J. e sGIEAVksS c. & NJ,
march7-td Chanccry Court Nashville.
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Nashville Female academy.
MUSIC INSTRUCTION.
Madame ANAIS BERTHOD.

II ANNOUNCED last summer my intention to sup
i ply the Academy with Music Teachers fran Par,s.
We have six teachers Of that class, and can
have in place any number which may be required
for next year
Until lhely we have hid many music Pupils wat
ing for Teachers, but TO be able to supply
not only the demand at the Academy, but also from
the cry.
Our friends will find Madame BERTHnD (who ar
rived from Paris Saturday lastl not only reliable
lady, but competent to teach Vocal and Instrumen-
tai music in the best style Apply TO
mlr2S-2t C. d. ELLIOTT.
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SD rs.<lssa /. s.rre ies q NJ rLrs una.
efzcx zztFLk<fkrl<fS lxFEkaL fkAS- Ihess
Te.= ><< eeazzssrea IA e>zs l=Rzsed. &pd for tns
- Il uziek - are SEE szszss-
s 1.zzs-zf - = nEcEx \ kT1zX
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Sale Of Michael MCNally's
saturday the sIst of March. 1850.
Sale of Slaves.

DUFSUANT to q decree OF The ChaEcery Court, at
4 Nashville, in the cases OF Hobson Pitts
Walton vs. ritts-Zmmerman VS. Pitts, will sell at
the Court house in his city, on
Salufday. The 9Th of April. 1860,
Certain Ssves of tue defendant r. E Pitts Wit :
Louisa, Aisey, Lucy Ann, Maria Marina and Ellen
TERKs--6 and IL months credit, Purchasers 10
execute Lotes wit good personal security before
livery property. J. Z GLEAyes,
mar7-td G. & NJ
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Henry K. Peck vs.. VIM. Tanner.
DUR UANT 10 u decree OF the Chancery Court at
Il Nashville IN above uamed Case L will offer
cubic sale AT the Curt House III this ity
Satarday, April the 7lh 1860,
All the right, title inter ST which VIM Tanner
had on the 2ss March 1>56, OF VIII, h may ia, e
since that time aequ in the 81. louis and Neo
Orleans Telegraph LIE : lie TO Ineu al, Pririe-
ges, franchises Hd fixtures attached 10 SAID lie.
Sale ay i.svor of comp k,ir Tor sos
besides interest aud costs OF suit.
J. Z. GL.EAVES, C. < NJ,
marCh7-td Chancery '~-urI at ashville.
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Building Lot.--yine street.

Il Nashville, ia the Of Benz. ". Evans
Phereby +. Evans and. ers, VIII oder at public
ale the Court b use OF this ,,its, on
saturday, april the 18th, 1850,
That parcel of grouna lyie the west sue of yIe
street part u the Judge White property a.d tine
Lot assigned the Evas heirs grons Al feet; depth
81 y, alley on ORTIZ side we'll as in rear.
Tnis is a yaluabi. hudldIrg bit IN excel.e.t por
ton OF the city TIE better side Of the
idence.
TE1sAs-b, IL Is and "a M nihs credit, ~ith
est ooa security required ami en- retaGed.
mar7-,d j. K. GLEANES, &. NJ.
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nem advertisements.
L. o. o. f.

/. o. o. f.
n HE Annual communication OF the Right Worthy
i Grand Lodge of Tennessee, will be held in this
city on Wednesday, the I1th of April, 1850, at 9
O'Clock. A prompt attendance OF the Representa-
rves IS respectfully requested
= = - - R.. II. BARRY,
mar2s-Itd4w Grand Sec'y.
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-x i. o. o. F.
YTYHE Annual Communication of the r. W. Grand
4 EDrampment of Tennessee. viii be Beid In this
city on MonGsv, Atrl eth 1850. "A punctual atten-
dance of the Members is desired. lss
ssFl.Hsf. r. ii. BARRY,
mar2S-1td&w Grand Scribe.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-28

The nails of The schooner Emily Keith.
Capt Lockwood, from Vera Cruz the eve
ming OF re I4sb inst. c%me to hand in fnli
last evening When the Keith left, hosfisities
had been temporarily Suspended, and z mill
tary conference was in session. as b--fore an
znounced-@The note of the besiegiag General,
which led TO this conference. is as follows:
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OS B8f1s, best Ma, sviie Coal on. said By deal
<c <rs 60 be The pcrssr BaEaiaz On uow in use,
for ,a,e AZ loser prces THAI heretefers- $50
= J. W. WILSON.
febs-sf Opposite sex2sses Hsnse-
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Window Glass.

tITEDow GLASS best quality OF all sssss rres
w 5 ey 10 % 90 hy %, tor safe Al
srrtts akTSs. Rf<0sFz = 81 >
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MARSHALL MUSIC STORE.

Wese Room of eAe AAkins llouse.
THE subscribers have oct received and open.
l I'd kw H. inspection of the public. in he
large and connections room, west mi u the Al.
kina i1oa~, lot Of choice pianos. most ap-
proved styles, their addition TO which will BE-
increased ftOm wes'k to week ~ the wants Of the
country may demand. Sheet Music Of every d.
srsiption constantly on hand, New Music r~eiv.
ceivsd y soon ~ rublishcd. Alsna supply Of the
eesst vleaIns, Rui,ars, hanjn, flutes accor,leons,
&C.. &C., strings, and, 10 hnc, everything in the
uossical linz
The advantage Of this establishment to Mar.
shall an,l Surrounding coaniry ia this Persons
eau ss'ect their own instruments. and know PR
ciscly what they are buying. AMI at the asmc
timc. psrehasc n cheaply a. In the city
Pianos and Ill kinis II Musical Instruments
can be timed and repaired on short notice
". u. fank. ooe a The Propricsors. Il pre-
eassa " give lsasoa Ia vocal AMI instrun,rntaI
aassic
r. IlARTEt. 4 90.
1An -, lsco.
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wU,p WARE.

lust Feseivsd end tx ssls BY u. u. Grrgs
81 1 co, IIssn Dsssd CAR Bsrkets and
I'igias. Toay BsehsiA hsN nalAsl Measures
Cosy rsilA, Wa NueAsla, OIL, Csdss and
paiaasd nsesslA ePise WAsrh4 wseus Kegs
hnsya CssaA 49, tAssns. Trays, WM4i
ns~h Osss uesuA xse ~ waai wsuis.
bssglk Wt1sw WAesm. Wei. Masks4 ansl
Gibbs Enshsaa. ts19 Paisasd sad vas~isAssl
Ke1uA Oslas eMl Passed Tshs, nnllIas Pins,
Ar 1ou1vA Whtk sesastA, sa1 pleas brcaos,
- eeua. 1sst lisa h.. u. An Il vhish vii
- ~ - - asa estins to promps payiag
q. a 0nE0G 4 CO
~. A.lsGa noasoa
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and Western stages.
Marshall Steam Turning Mill.

Chair = Furniture N0ooutnCtoTy.
rTilE umlersignesl having h's Steam Turning
/ Mil IN sacccssfal OPERATION takes this meth
al 10 notify thc public that HI is nov prepared
with an ample supply u The hest seasoned tim
mr. ior tho manufacture II thu various kinds d
Furniture, and that he has procured the SERVICES
nj the best Cabinet Makers IN the country. H.
ing thus provided he feels cont'd@n, thu, h~ ran
hll any orlers that may te tksir1l IN the part
N his patrons TO their cntr~ satisfaction. both ~
70 mv'h'r'i.l ii,ish and price
lie ull keep constantly on hand supply ol
the following articles equal Ia ,l,s demands ol
the nasket to.wit:
CHAIRS AND BEiDSTEAlDS.
WASH3TANDS AND TABLES.
Of al kinA.
SAFES AND WARDRODE.S, etc. etc.
PcrsnnA wishing to parchac Fsrnisure, arr re-
specially invitNi 10 give .,m call 1t his Mil
a resklsncc situated o,,c block west Of tc south
west division Of the public sqaa.e, in the towa
al Marshall.
=. LANG.
Novcr,bcr !, ls53-n
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UlNEC'v IMpONvA'VlON
rsr.,es ss4 Ds.sss,s Dry ossls.

HeSetgn aoA Domestic USy 0eo1A
~ II. Hnggeriy 4. Bro. los Canal. N@
& and ~ Royal street, No. . t"1Aor,
Pousoniere. Paris, and after Oeiobe, J.,
1855, At l2s Canal ST.. Io"ro H"Jdix'
DiREt'r importers Of r~n-h. E"rlssh. sat.s..
and >wi. ges-i. Ar,-ritsn plantation and ~.
Keeping as,icl~s, have now an hand aud vii '~ "a
sanlly ,-c~,vins hri r's-s stock II the io'Iosss
sa-ls:
s,lks A-rino. Cloths Cs.s,m-r.. Muslin le a,aps
Velvet and Cloth Ch~ks. Silk and Lace Man,rAs,
f,aryees OrvanbA.. and Jsron~is. English siiA VI
cotton h~wry. Gloves. Thread fAe~s, emhssssitn~.
Kid gloves Pesfan-ry. s,Ik and ~-i cos,aIn damasks
lnrr and muslin curtains. sw's mns,n. a~w'e'a, ~
hicks null and h.hop lawns. linen sh,r'snas, srsi
ing. table cloths and js,WNsk nnpk"s. htsJ~'. p.ssa
and table covers with continual supply II Am~skss
dov,~s,ic scri. hi--ch-. and brown ro,,on sh,nss
sn.l shr~i,ns.. low-ls all ~ Southern nssnufaetss
D~n,ms, cheeks, prints. i,ns~ys, k.rs-ys r",cunds
bn.lat~ mr;niio ,~'',nss. blankets, tais~s q~at
,ue. wih complete Assortment IT every stsi~le Sn
" KEEP, IN large hon.-s Merchants and planters h.
Marshall very respectfully requested 10 saii -
-ssmin- our gosis and prices, all ii which they ~
find offered Al the very lowest Wholesale pstces. h
eash ciiy ae '-panc~
NJ X HAGGRrY h RRO..
Fnrs,xr ard fAsseA,c I~ysr~s
May %. SO ly
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County.
DERSONS wishing to purchase some valuable
l lands, would do well 70 call upon me with.
cat delay. ~ Mn suthdeissd to ssl $40 acrvs,
part Of the hssdright Of George Martin lying
about two and half milea East Of Codbeville in
Urshur County Also 1880 acses, Tie headlight
Of John L. Glider, situated about TIVE miles n.
r. Of 1iln.er in Upah~s Cus~ay Texas. the prop
crty n W. Afford. Thcrs are about so acrss
cleared upon the $40 acr tract with somc ausall
hcasrs upon the same All the Aforesaid lan.k are
fair average uplamts For any particular d.
csirton ~ 10 thc quality situation and value Of
aid lands, apply to !. N. Glasco O,lmer Texas.
or George Campbell, Codkevile Texas Term
Of sale one third cash. balance 10 oac and two
yearA
SAN. +. MOSELEY, Agent.
lkcr. ~, 1853
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A ILL., persons having in ,h.ir possession. prop.
n crty Of any kind. helosging to the South.
ern Pacific Railroai Company, viii please d.
liver Il to the undersigned, q inform him d TIT
hct.
G. r. HYN4ON,
"e~rat Superintendent.
tA-iober Ii 70 No : If
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,ue exsrcises u ~ inslitstina will ne re-
sssd N Monday wsxt, Bepsrmhee i7sh.
b ~ dhst tias ~ ~ aapssd s;sor ths
sa9sislarnt II IT, rMlt1rul 4 IS closr u the
NJ VIM. \ ~ bssn iaps~ihss " sHanes tssch-
. \ ~ Nm thsm n thsis psss y ~ WI c"ss-
asesengaG n tn snmjss.
Ne9aeasSsWa sse NM peadtag 70 Place In
svuy dspnssaeae esntlsm@ u NJ gaait6cs-
sloo1 ~ wG1sAt1sd both y elslAtioo su'l ex-
psrieass. 10 N thsir positions.
Nepaiaa ~ cspsae sAail r. spared 10 make
this nseitstion one Of the hss' IN tho South West
Pm paslic~lsn vii be g'ves, In ia,nre ,'-
SsgslsewssA =. =. BASS,
6cp4. 10, tB39.--S.tf lrcsdeni
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suRr,y WORT. La.
L EEP on hand very large and well selected
N assortment Of
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES.
Their stock Of Dry Goods embraces CLOTHS
LOWEi.s, BLANKETS READY MADE
CLOTHING, HATS. ROOTS. SHOES and
PLANTATION GOODS. Every description
Of BNtNiANS. ETC.
Their stock OF Groceries is about the largest
ever brourh, to The place, consisting Of COZ
FEE. SUGAR. BACON. PORK. LARD,
FLOUR, MOLASsE5. RICE, BEEF. CilU-
OLATE, TEA. CIGARS, and TOBACCO.
and all kinds Of Liquors
They purchase for CASH and scll cyela-
sively for CASH, nj the lowest possible rates
They solicit all who visit Shreveport, or who
Iwoposc 10 srnd 10 New Orleans 10 lay in their
supplies. to first give them call. and examine
the quality and prices Of their goods
March Ia, SO No - II
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Paper.naUeln9. PARTS, o)ass, q
water CO1oss.

. -
Wasee Coloss.
Nevmsa's, Reeves 4 Scr's. Aeasvnss.
ssd Osborss's.
INST r~~vived, . large sfrk u the abote es,a
j IN rsk-. and in Mahnssny and R,~e~"-l hsss
with lock. and keys. A|s... fvrman Co'Sss. IN ~
and hos-.. fine ass's ,n~nt
OF rolcr.. in ,uf~s English and Am-rs~a~.
Csn,ssr- for r.rrsit. ~ frame. II sam TO tssa
Cnnvs. M ,oi. from NJ To 81 ii.rh-s vide.
S,,r,r,/A for esnyss-., Of al .,s-s;
taO dor fls- sable and came. hair Trnci's;
IN " rnint anil vsrr.h brushes. all ssss;
10 package. gold md silver leaf;
IN, bundle. dutch metal ~hi~ AID yellow:
Tin f,,l in sheet. and h'nks
Tin-e Of ell The n.usi col"fs.
rs.nch and Awi~s'~sn
Paper.10aagtW4n. BORDER, Ooes.
ralloms. etc.
Doo,. W,nd,~ sab. and Blinis Of ell s'sss ~
| description f,~ sale rh-sr
WINDOW GLASS. re.
Snp ho,-. American Window 0'as.. all .jsss.
| t7n do English and French. from ~ 10 IN Fs1
IN lights. fine Pis,- Gls.s
| I'D ts,s~- double thirk Amescan. u 10 IL <a'Ix
Ion l,sh, coloe-h siss.:
| 100 Gias~r diam,~~ss
81, bundle. gszi~f fins
10 ton. White Lend in IS 10 IN IN. Aeas:
100 pound y~ckages;
a%p lh- fine r~nch sr--n dry and ground 4 q
! I0<U hhis whining ard Paris white, Eneltah vsa
tan Red and yellow oehfa.
Paint Mills Of all sizes, and every article hsSsl
Kept in paint, oil and colo, store. VII W t'nnd q
T. CLANNONH
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a SosT ,rr.ou, who arc reasonably well dressed
wi will IND by examination Of their clothing also
OF the shoes their feet and the hats on their heads
that most VI not all the sewing Is the Work OF
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.
and II 4. now universally known that Singer Machines
MAKE the most approved and beautiful stitch. and
with the greatest Ennrty on both sides OF tDs 10
brio of all Sewing Machines ever Invented, and ai'er
,rai'of many year they have proved to he inc mos.
substantial and least liable to get out of order These
Machine. have been extensively used for four or hve
years In this State certificates of their universal
success have been Published. !, hss not been FOUND
necessary % send the machines TO the city 10 nave
them repaired and clcanod has been the ease too
frequently with mos, other Sewing Machines.
singers sewing Machines have been tn many in
stances entirely In the charge Of negroes several years
and they can not be put oat OF repair without viocut
abuse.
il has generally been the practice Of competitors IN
the trad. Of other Sewing Machines to represent that
though singers Machines are superior Tor mahnilr-
turi ne purposes that they are not adapted to nnc
sewing Hut such Is not the and any person who
will call At % CAMP STREET, can have Az oppp'tn.
nifty Of testing Ae capacity ui singer. Family anu
Plantation Sewing Machine combined Tor hne sewing
by SEEING III. finest fabrics -e~ed ~ maniET mat
can not lie excced. and the undersigned challenges
the world to produce a Sewing Machine that makes a
more isut;tul and delicate stitch hus fabrics than
singer Family aud Plantation seeing Machine com
hined. which viii sew with equal facility iesth :
trace. =,
Recent and great improvements have been applied
To Singer Machines BY the undersigned adapting the
large Machines 10 the sae-t sewing aud every VA
chine Is warranted To sew the finest fabrics beautiful
w. The undo sgned has also recently grrssiy I'M
proved the stands Singers Machines both for util-
ity and beauty. and they arr now got up IN better
style in this city Than any other place in the United
states
Great efforts have been recently made to humbug
the community with regard u sewing Machine pic
tJrcs but til. evidence person wants VINO u About
10 purchase sewing Machine \. tue PROOF iha' ~ Is
Of kind that has been thoroughly tired under the
circumstance. that he experts to H. and that u
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JoHS y. nrLEnoaG. JOSEPH n. KESHs,
u. n. aAvncRh
NTcLEMORE, KAYBuRN &CO Cotton Factors
lvI ard 0e~ersi co~~.ss,os MescAawn No -
Carnui~lv, street New Orleans
Refer. To: Col VIA r. TIN Col. L., r. Afford.
aud VIM. Cos. Esq.. Marshall. r-sa.
Nay ~, 81 No n ".
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