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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-12
Legislative Items.

In the Senate, March 10, a bill supple
mentary to the act fixing the compensation
Of members OF tho General Assembly, passed
March 3, 1882, was introduced and read
twice. The bill making appropriations of
the Sinking Fund And the Temporary Loan
Fund for the year 1860, was passed. A bill
to pro,:1s ec- The r"r"hssa and distribution
of Swan and Critch6eld's Revised Statutes
Of Ohio, WAS introduced and read twice,
The bill providing for geological survey of
Ohio Was postponed until the lst day of
January, 1861. The following bills were
passed: To surther define and punish the
crime Of arson; to amend section of an act
regulating the mode Of administering assign.
ments in trust for the benefit of creditors,
passed April 9, 1859.
In the House, the bill to allyw iuries to
qualify their verdicts in capital cases, was
ordered to be ongrOssed, and set for third
reading on Tuesday. The bill for the pro.
lection OF fish and fisheries was indefinitely
postponed. A resolution was adopted, pro-
Viding for the appointment Of a committee
Of three 10 visit the Reform School Farm
near Lancaster, and report such suggestions
as they may think proper, as to the manage
ment of said Institution, and appropriations
for its support Messrs. Andrews, Slusssr
and Nigh were appointed said committee
Messrs. Parr, Robinson and Tanneyhil
were appointed on the part of the House, on
the committee to examine the Treasury, &c
Mr.. Converse offered the following resolu
tion
Resolved BY the General Assembly, That
the joint committee appointed to Investigate
the alleged discrepancy between the books
of the Auditor and Treasurer, be required
also to investigate the condition Of the sink
ing fund. and whether in the month Of
.Jnne, 1858, theee was nou taken from the
Treasury the sum Of SIC, $50 90 contrary
10 the constitution and laws Of this State
and report what steps are necessary, in
their judgmsnt, to procure the same to be
returned TO the treasury, q
Various amendments we're proposed, and,
together with the resolution, were discussed
nearly all the afternoon, After oonsidera-
ble Rllibustering, the House adjourned
without adopting the resolution.
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From Rev. Mr.. Nc MULLEN, Pastor of Roberts Chapel
IHDIANAPHLlb, October 6, 1867.
DR., G, w. RoBAcK-Dear Sir; have used your
D ood Purifier for nervous afr cuon, from which
have suffered much At times. While II is pleasant
to the tAste II certainly has happy effect upon the
nerves. Please accept my thanks for our kind re-
NV. t. McNULLEN.
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H4-A New York paper states that there
are many instances, in that city, where SER
want girls are systematically cheated by their
employers, and relates the story Of an EnS
lish woman, who keeps boarding house in
the upper part of the city, aud regularly
cheats her servant girls out Of their wages
Her mode of operation is, to hire a girl tor
q month, and ut the end of about three
weeks begin course Of persistent iIl,treals
ment, which forces the servants 10 leave at
once. and thus forfeit their wages.
Where are Beecher and Greelsyf Dumb
as en- oyster These are only phits servant
girls; to cheat and OPprsss them is perfectly
right and is but carrying out the principles
Of the higher. law-gospel as propOundod by
the Beschsrs and GreeIeys and their disci-
pies in the North.
Were these boarding house keepers In
the South aud their servants black, instead
of white, Greedy would burst forth like a
volcano on the wrongs Of the poor black,
and would publish q Campaign Tract
about the "terrible crisis" and the ras.
Cslly slave holders in particular.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-12

16rThe Cincinneu Pross has very poor
opinion Of the ability Of the Commefciar
We call the following a very "ou.-ssrikineg
notice
The way that come people account for
the absence Of all sense or connection in
the editorials Of the Commercial is Ms fol,
love- There is, 90 they say, A.Writing edi'
tor and q strikingout editor the one writes
what he thinks he Knows, aud the other
strikes out what he is afraid he don't know
the remainder is published Those who un'
dorsiand the matter say that wherever there
i paragraph, there something has been
stricken out
1 IL never damages the sense, however, as
there never is any 70 be damaged The OPP
GRAFTON, which 10, without question, mutually
beneficial, 10 like that whlch takes place in
the cities inhabited by leprous persons in
the East, when one poor fellow whose legs
have rOtted OF perches himself upon the
shoulders Of another whose eyes have drop
ped out and thus cldbbing their remaining
faculties, they contriys 70 achieve slow,
halting. sinking progress.
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CARLISLE, Warren Co., o., March 8, 1853.
DR.. RoBAcK-Dear Sir: For the beneht OF suffer-
ing humanity permit me to say that have found
your Scandinavian Blood PuIiler and Blood Pills
sure cure for Indigestion and Liver Complaint. ]
hive suffered from the above mentioned diseases for
Ave years and have tried great many physicians,
but all to no purpose. was advised by friend 10
try your Blood Purifier and Pills. and did SO. was
living in Cincinnati at the time went to your
office and purchased one bottle of the Purifier and
one box of Pills to commence with, and bless the
day found your valuable medicines, for am en-
Joylng good health AZ present and feel condAnt that
the cure 10 permanent. Let others buy and take
what they pieasej as for me, give the Blood Pu-
rier and Pills for all chronic diseases which arise
from impure blood and of the digeatiye
organB. take no other medicines, and have not
for the last eighteen months.
Most truly, Il. V. DUBOIS.
Principal Office and Sales Rooms, No. East
Fourth street, Sd building from Main street Cincin-
natl, U. Laboratory in Hammond street. NH.
For sale in this county by Thompson ZelleI, Ger
mantownj DR.. WV. Stewart, Dayton; sheets &
EbY, dol VIM. Weusthoff, doj Perry Marker, Lib
ertyi George =. Boyer, Miamisburgi Eby Stocks
lager, Unioni James o. Anderson, Centreville; =.
NJ, MyeIs, New LebanOnj y jackson, Chamber sbilrg;
y. II. Curtis, NandAliaj Turner 4 HKveriing Salem;
p. d. Schaetter, Farmersville, ID. b. Olwin, Johns
Yillei John Mundhend Pyrmont; Burket aamiel,
Dodson; AN j. Hay, Brookville; Arnold 4 Linz
bert, Arlington Jacob SAyer, Baltimore; and by
Druggists and Merchants throughout thd Union.
mh9-amd&lYW
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EARNS FOR SALE.
TO TRADE 1

400 ACRES FInHLANDIN LARoRTH
CoUETY, IND.
THIS is very choice piece Of land, and in
Il one OF the best counties In the state.
WIN be exchanged Tor good Improved CITY
PROPERTY, and SOME HONEY PAID.
CHAS. X. CLARKE,
Jana Clegg's building, Third street.
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DIN Tho enemy in Opposing lioverndF Chase


join the enemy in opposing Governor Chase
should he receive,ihe Chicago nomination.
hope you will ~ frnsfV eg YOU'D istg b
70 do. '"United Bind, Al ded fallf
Remember the hard tou d|d IN dass gtpe
by. Let Il pasA int oblivion NJ We aot
expect the ala of-T.Ir s6Qient ISh in ~
coming contest7 Verify May INTO yoa,
that nine in every ten Of the Republicans in
MONTGOMERY county will hail the namo Of
S. +. Chase as The shibolsth. Of their polite
Al faith, and will greet him with hearty
good will as their standard bearer in the
coming contest Should he be the nominee,
better by far understand each other fairly
and openly, than 70 be aghtiog like coward
y assaesins 10 thc dark No good can pos.
sibly result to any body from this modo Of
warfare. "Suihcient unto the day Is the evil
thereof, Here We rest and abide ,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-12
A GARD TO Tan SUFFERING.

THE REV WILLIAM C0SGR0V L,
Il while laboring as = missionary in Japan, was
cured OF Composition, when all other means had
failed by Iecpe obtained from AleaFned physiea an
residing In the great city of Jedlo. This recipe has
cured great numbers who were s1ffsri & from Con-
sumption, Bronchltia, Sore Throat, Coughs, and
Colds, and the debility and nervous depression
oaused by those disorderh.
Deairous of henehting Others, will send this reei-
pc, which have brought home with me, to all who
need 1t, free of charge, Address
Rev. WAl. COSGROVE,
730 Baltic c-stseet,
Janlb-1mW BROOKLYN, N. Y
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-12
NOTICE.

A PPLIoArIoN win be made to His Excelleney
Ohio, for the reprieve OF John Murray convict
Cd At the June Term, 1909 OF the Court OF Common
fleAss IA and Tor the county OF Montgomery and
state Of Ohio for horse Bieslng and sentenced on
hs sth day o. JUL, 1859 10 the penitentAy for the
NH. .9tdkswW ANDREW MURRAY
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TO TIE PUpLIc.

THE underaigned will attend to selling
4 property az public sales, As auetioneer, in Mie
amihbnfB and Vicinity. p 3TT = = ~
Persons wishing hts Vices in that capacity, can
not Absent on business.
mhS-1ww lr'I s DANIEL MRTHRRD
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-12

SUOeHsrIVK.-The Columbus correspond,
.snt of the Dayton Weekly Gazette is suspi-
-ciOus, suggestive, and savagerOus. IL il
possible that ths Journal has dGty to por-
form "Eaioisht pen r. That's good as ia
also that about "fghting like cowardly as
Sassins, . and going to join the enemy r.
Read tho psnetreting lines following wOht
they 80 through the new shell Of our lobster
nsighbor1
O,ys, Ofths Journal, are you going 10
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-01
1860.
Musical Instruction.
III q, ErTrSEnrp x A Ep Il a Il HrENE

ETOULD state to those wishing 70 employ his services that
Wv he hasa few hours AT the disposal Of pupils
Terms Of Instrumental lessons, taken by the session $50
per session 4 taken by the month S2 per month Cultiva
ton or the voice singing S5per session. Invariably in ad
vance, dedueOn allowed those charges any account
Appcat0n0n be made at Bensons McClure's Music
Store uov2E d3n
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rEGROES FnR SALE.

VNTILL the gentleman who present tie 10Th Of Nov
Wv last, hcu sold Capt. W WALTON box Of Cigars,
my store the au9r Of calling at A Union street,
ianlI-tf J. W. LANGLEY
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-01

gEyIIE frm OF MCWHlRTER. MILLER 4 CO. having moved
ClarEsvlle, r. p. MCWHmTE viii remain at the CID
stand North Market Street, until the 18th OF February
for the purpose Of settling the old business firm o. Nc
WHRrIR BRos and MCWmRTER, NsEIER & Co. All and
accounts paid by that time viii De left in the hands Of off,
CERT for collection. ian5-td
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-01
WOOD, EDDY n CO.'S
GEORGIA AND DELA WARE
= t at q Lot t cries.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
s. L 0 Q O O O l l

GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS
Of Wood EDDY Co.'S Three Number will place
public under Supernendence Of sworn Commissioners
as follows
Glass No. SO Draws SaturdaysFeb. %, 1SGO'
Glass No 15G Draws Sat'day, March 81, ISGO
Classic 2O4 Draws Satday, April rs, 1860.
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO TICKETs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-01

MAN contract to cut AID corr from three thousand
Of wood doning Edgefeld Apply the undersigp.
Cd at the Warehouse Of H. s. French Son.
Odl4 # H. S. FRENCH.
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LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST.

VETE have from p 10 30 Negroes for sale cheap
w cash, at 80 Cedar Street.
der2 LYLEs & HUTCHINGS
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STORE INSURED,
GOODs SOLD INVARIABLY As ORDERED.
may Edit.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOE SALE
NWTISHING to make other investments propose sell
w all our Real Estate in Davidson county, as follows:
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
situated the franklin Turnpike within half mile Of the city,
and opposite the residence Of the late Joseph W. Horton,
Containing about Forty Acres.
This perhaps, the most commanding In th7iciny Of Nash
ve and most desirable country residence. The house will
be sold with y IS OF land the purchaser may choose
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
the Sim Tract situated the Turnpike (Od
Lebanon road within hree miles Of Nashville containing $40
The soil good is we'll watsd and tmbered and
be divided into small tracts Of twenty upwards, all Of
which admirably adapted for country residences market
dens and dairy farms. Also, that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
road, occupied By T. c. McCampbeI formerly
owned by Th0s Harding, containing 25c This
psces well nownas to need further description 1t will
also be divided suit purchasers T. c. McCampbe will
these places to any who will cali
Ali the above property will be sold terms
a credit Of one, two, three and four years.
Apply to A. v S. Lindsey, Nashville, either Of tire
dersgnde, THOS C. McCAMPBELJ,
Six miles from Nashville
J. A. MCCA1IPBELL,
mh3l Nashville
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IoO Cross to delivered by May lst and the balance by
July ist. 1850.
The C-osstes BE- Of sound timber free from dote
shake 81 feet long, with ends square, to be
fairly bvu on two sides Of less than eight q inches
the face hewn line and parallel 70 each other, with
thickness of six inches between parallel faces.
Terms of payment third cash delivery and the bal
auce and twelve months, with well endorsed paper.
The privilege resrydd OF reestng any and all bids should
lhe terms u0t be satisfactory.
Sealed Proposals will he received for the furnishing and deV
ry the above Engineers Office Of the above
Company In Memphis until February 10Th aud az the City Hotel
Nashville FROM luh 18th February 1850 which mesand
places any Information desired # the undersigned
either by letter or H. person. W. d. PICKETT,
Chief Engineer
Eurineers Memphis g. Ohio r. r. iaas-ti,l fehl5
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yEyE subscriber offers for sale seventy acres ofland on the
Middle Franklin Turnpike, four miles from Nashville id
joining which ae resides and the lands Cart JOIN
Jones The equal the best with abundance Of excel
lent never failing WATER with the beautiful building ate
in the couH and in the idst Of the hnest nechborho n
Amersa aprilt NATHANIEL BAXTER.
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nRIWE OLD JAVA,a large lot for sale at Boston
dscI2 Nv ORR
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LAW BOOKS.
30 HIN YOR TX * CO.,
HOOK ELLERS

Have just received the following collection Of
Law publications, to which they beg to invite the
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ORDINARY DRAWING
APPROXIMATION
..s32O,OOO
Whole Tickets So Halvs. IS quarters So sol
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES

Enclose the money address for what wshto
purchase Lottery which you wish it invested, and
whether you wish Whoes Halves Quarters Eighths
receipt Of which, what ordered by first mall together
with the scheme
by the Commissioner, will be sent, with Explanation.
II Purchasers viii please write their gnatures plain, and
give the name Of their Post Office, County and State
Accommodation strictly confidential.
All prizes o. $1,000 and under, raid Immediately a the
drawing. Other prizes at the usual time Of 20 days.
III Wood EDDY Co.'S Lotteries are drawn augusta,
Georgia, and Wilmington, Delaware
Orders Tor LLckets or CerLi6eates 70 be diactal
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egrOes for Sale.
LAND FOR SALE.

NTE have good iotof Negroes for sale Among them we
w have good girls suitable for house purposes No bow
10 wears old, well trained dning-room servant good FAINT
lies. with lot Of single negroes suitable for farm
ianI7 II. II. HAYNES < CO., No l6 Cedar St
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REMOVAL
JOHN YORK a 60.


JOHN YORK q co.
TIVE removed their Book Rfudcrv ana
Blank Book Mandatory 70 The BAPTIST Pulhin Hous,
~ house teoH Douglass q Co., nu Msret sire Z No 81
n door from the square-and viii be glad 90 see an ha ~
su-r5 and invite ones that work line. are
prepared MAKE Blank Books Co the lest auner and ter any
ven pattern Particular attention viii Be paid 10 be Bndr
Of Periodicals and old Books Our prices are as oa IS thr
oEs The style Of work be seen al the Euy or sore a.
Union Street Books left either place VIII receive in5
attention fsht1-inaiff
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WOOD, EDDY Sc CO., Augusta, Geo ga.
or NOOD' EDDY a. CO., Atlanta, Georgia
or WOOD, EDDY q CO., WiIr1ington, Eela
Circulars containing Schemes for the month will he sent
Of expense, by ADDRESSING as above jau27
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HARDY BROTHERS,
WER CUANTs.

GEN RAL AGE NTS,
No. AZ Public Square, Nashyi'Iee, Tenn.
LIsERAL EDvASCEs COSsIsNMEsTs. All GoOrs-IE
STORE INSURED, OTHERWISE DIRECTED.
GOoDs SOLD INVARIABLY ORDERED
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GUNNY BAGS!
GUNNY BAGS!
4 600 az s..f H0'EI0 CLOSE OUT s4wrora

4 600 az t.sf G0'FT0 CLOSE OUT s4wropn.
.cAEATHAz. e. sEArHAE-
M. & E. F. CHEATHAM,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS
FAME BRANDIEs, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, EAIzs,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &C, -
CORNER or COLLEGE AND CBJRCH SzREE7S
nashville, Tennessee
NAI = are rst In receipt Of large and we'll selected socE OF
Groceries, liquors, etc. consisting in part as toloss
l59 ahds Sugar, al grades; 100000 genuine Havana Cra
200 bhls chcise MOlasses 2O0 keys Nails, assorted
100 = do do roo dozen Painted Bucketai
80 bags prime Rio Cofeei 50 nests Tubs
100 b6ls Powdered Crushed and 10 bbs English Wainut'
~ boxes Star Candles 10 bbls kiberts.
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE ERRANDIES, " INES 81.
25 Il y ( 3 choice French Brard iasi
20 casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port Wines
$50 baskets best brands Champagne;
50 boxes ScOvill Claret
100 bblssne Robertson Comfy Whsry
y bbls pure old Re DC
do do do Bourbon do
And also large stock Of Common whisky, American Brandy
oiH' POVvEER AGENTS.
Agents the Dupont Hazard and Sycamore Powder. The
dergrsd icing only Agents in Nashville Of The Manufacturers
Iarqt stock cf Powder on hand, Magazine for sale.
900 Kegs Dupont Rife oEdsr; 1000 kegs Hazard BastngPo
Sc Sc % Dc Do 90 % 5000 Es5s sysazor. Bla..ia.
ssS 3 $50 rs; q Powder, assorted
5000 kegs Dupont Blasting 50 bbls Toy Bedford Co..
DER safety fuse.
isnn \. &. =. ?. c1IEATHAE, Agents
SOLE AGENTS EoE
DuPont'sPOEdsr; Joy, Biokford a Co.'S SAFETY
a Sycamore Dc Do Fuse
CUMBERLAND COAI.
TTVHE Nashville Coal Company viii from this date oser
their superior Coal at IS and % cents per tushs from q
oassen Cherry street., between Union snd ohurshs
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$4,000 Cedar CrOss-ties Wanted,
100000 CEDAR CROSS-TIES,

FEyUE Memphis & Ohio Railroad Company DESTROYS o
contracting with responsible parties, for the furnishing
and delivery, the river bank az he H0t Of H0 Rce
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kirkpatrick, NeVins q Co.,
RECKITLYG, FORWARDLyG AED HHOLESALE
GROCERY MERCHANTS
MARKET TREET- NASHVILLE TENEEssEEr
HAVE nov in store large and complete assortment
Il Groceries, embracing
New Orleans Sugars, al grades
Mqlasses, in barrels and half barrels;
Coffee, large and sOmPlste stock
Raisns full stlr with Teas, Candles Earinea Ezet
eel Glassware, assorted Pns together with an knd- Of
sles usually kept in tlle Grossly line. Our stoc Of
EAA4DAEe8 ~ AAE1o3 - AAksEA n 9 tEoas
We think canOt be surpassed In this any other
heavy stock O. goods in invite the attention
the trade
ma52s-9 KIRKPATRICK, NEVIys & Co.
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Land for sale.

WILL sell the premises which reside situated
upon Nashville and Murreesbcro Turnpike and also
nUon the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad about IS uleg
s-1m Nashville, aud I mile from Lzv5rEIe.
win either the entire tract, consisting acres or
MY norton same, consisting acres The
premises have and cOmmOiious Dwelling together with all
necessary QUt-Uouses lie Immediately hetween the Turnpike
and Railroad fronting each, and gl0rhood Of ey
ant Schools. Churches and The land wa.ere
and land of Hurricane Greek. There about
$40 acres Of cleared land upon The tract
The above land viii suit gentlemen who doing business
Nashville, also for farming purposes generally. be
exceIIei by any land IN Tennessee
will sl upon the following tsrms-Que third in cash when
possession is given (Which viii ne given any time the bal
nce unon and years without interest, other
that viii The purchaser Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing
can address the Enel as Llvergue. Tenn. he
seen upon the premises By making inquiry q Edward H. East
Es1 OF Nashville FELTN @. ROSS
Eau7-tiI fehI
.---- win c-nE ----- Isl E.Lrl--I-1 L-----.
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RE the regular Agents for the following Newspapers and
"a Magazines;
New York Ledger Porter's Spirit Of the Times:
Sew lork Mercury Mik's Spirit Of the Times
New York weekly Old Spirit Of the Times;
lev York Herald; The Country Gentleman;
New York Clipper; The Home Journal.
New York Wayery; The Scientific american:
New YORK Ficlyuus. The Century;
n y National Police Gazette; The Practical Machinist;
HaTper,5 Weekly; The Wayerly Magazine;
Frank Lesle's PICTORIAL The Baltimore sun;
Ballou's Pictorial. Tie Louisville Journal,
6lesOn Lineo Battle Ships The London Illustrated News
Flag OF our Union: The Constellation:
Philadelphia Evening Post; The Albion, &c, B.
MONTHLIES
Harper's Magazine; The Fcectic Magazine.
Lesie's Family Magazine; The Knicksrbocr Marszne:
Godys Lauys Magazine The Atlantic EOnthly Magazine
IeterS0ns Magazine The Ladies' American Machine
United States Magazine; The Great Republic MsraziGe.
Leslies Budget of Pun; The Comic Monthly:
All the Year Round; Dickens Household Words:
The Yankee Notions The Nick Nacks
The Penny Pillow The Boquet, Sc, &c.
SEWI-EEARLE.
The Brother Johuathani Strongs Jubilee Pictorial;
Harpers Christmas Pictorial, Police Gazette Pictorial.
Leslie's Holiday Pictorial; &c, &c, &c, &c
Single numbers sold and subscriptions received all Of the
above Weeklies, MOnthles, &c. by
HAGAN & TREANOR
Booksellers Stouoners and Periodical Agents
noy23 No Union Street.
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Anderson & Romans,

Ornamental Trees and Evergreens.
II "a 0NTG0MERY & MCGREDY, Nurserymen Nashville, Tenn
I'VE invite special attention to their stock Of Fruit,
Ornamental trees, Everens Green House Plants OOO
ornamental Trees and Ever eens sabe for immediate
Fruits-j0nO Apple ., 3 Z years old.
Pears-3O0J, DWars < Stands rls, 9 to years old.
Peaches O00J SO years old Cherries Pums, Apricots Nee
tsriens and ounce, in large nunqers.
large collection Of Grapes Strawberries Raspbees, Goose
herreJ, Currants & Bouquets at all seasons
MONTGOMERY L NICGREDY.
NM No r-sITs Fna-
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II. II. HAYNES a. CO..
Agents for thc sale and purchase of Negroes
no. I6 CEDAR STREET
Between the Commercial Hotel and Public square,
UTThe highest cash price given for Slaves.
des29-tf-
CANDY REDUCED.
VIE decline in sugars enables sell Can
dy from this until further notice at So per 100 Ibis
Terms cash VESSEL & THOMPSON.
0sv27-u
TRAVELLING SIIAWLS AND mUFFLERS.
CHOICE Of Travelling shaWls and Muers sale low
~ tbV decl3l II McGTLL.
BLANK BOOKS,
al kinds. For sale by JOHN YORK 4 c.
dGN