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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-08

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CORPORATION Apvxs rI.EMEsr For the bene-
ut OF the thousands OF our readers In the city, who
never see any Of the excellent political papers Of
municipal powers that be, see AZ, In their patri-
otic wisdom to do, and to hdue done, the corp
ton advertising, We insert the following advet-
tisement gratis:
WATER REGISTRARS OFFICE, Oct {, 1860.
Proposals will be received at this oficesuRtii IL
O'Clock m. on Friday the I2th instant. Tor the
erection Of the sidewalk fre-plugs which have
been or may be ordered by the acts of the Corpo-
ration during the current year. Ofthese thirty or
WHEREABOUTS are Ayresis fre,plugs, and thirty -one
are the combined fire. plug and Service hydrant
of Capt Meig's pattern similar to that now erected
in front of the City Hall.
Each of the Meigs plugs will be enclosed below
the pavement level, in q box Of brick masonry,
the walls Of which VII be nine inches thick, Of
best quality hard red brick laid In full hydraulic
cement. A waste pipe will % required, Of iron,
.hree-ioui.ns incn diameter, from each Of these
Also, there Will be required for each of them
drip stone Of granite rs by Is inches and not less
than I'VE inches thick, cut according to, drawing
in this office The drip stones to be set fair with
the surface of the pavement and the cur stone to
be neatly and smoothly cut out, conforming to
the outlet Of the drip stone.
All the fre.plugs will be erected under the
supervision and inspection OF the Water Pufvsyor,
who will require the best and most accurate
workmanship, and the work done will be paid
Tor on or about the first Of each month, ceftifi-
cate OF the Water Purveyor to its correct and
faithful execution, and the certificate Of the Ward
Commissioner In each case that the pavements
have been relaid and the street surface adjusted
to his satisfaction. 49,
Bidders will state the price for the erection Of
each Msigs fre-plug, Including aud, ia full of
everything except the waste pipe, for which they
Will state the price per linea foot inclusive of an
excavation, renlling, rePaving, and adjustment q
street surface. They will also state the price for
plug. 'Ar'-1 - q "a 6 a "a = ~ssA
The contract will be awarded to the lowest re-
sponsibie bidder Bond, satisfectsr6to the Mayor,
will be required FOR the prompt and faithful PED
Torrance of the contract, and 10 per cent. will be
retaiped by theCorparaudn for six months aftef
the completion Of the contract. security and
provision for any necessary repairs due to defect
i've workmanship. RANDOLPH CoYLK,
%
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our readers 10 called 10 the advertisement or III
picnic 10 take place at Analostan Island on w ed
nssday the 10th inst, for the purpose Of erectin,
a monument over the remains Of the late VIM b
Kerr. tt-- tin-- $3.50
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND CoTILLON PARTY, To be given by
9ffnotSSs 'SOLCMlRIA ACTIVE AsSoC1A a
s stt. by, on WEDNESDAY, Octaber 10th, ~
I9,. tickets 50 cents, admitting gentleman 49,
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ODD FKLLOwsHIP.-Grand Ftsitations The
visitatons Of the Grand Lodge to the dinatos
In the District Of Columbia has been announced
by Grand Master Thaw: as follows: Covenant
Lodge, tGeorgetown,) Oct. Q; Columbia, Oct III;
central, Oct IL; Harmony, Oct. Is; Washington
Oct Is. Union, Oct IL; Friendship. Oct nj
Eastern, Oct. 10; Beacon, Oct %; Excelsior, Oct
~ Mechanics, (Georgetown) Oct. "a; Oriental.
Oct 25; Metropolis, Oct %. :
The Grand Patriarch John F. Havenner) Ia,
made the following appointments for the vista.
tions Of the Grand Encampment to the subordi.
mates Of the Pattiafchal order: Mount Nebo En-.
campment, Nov: u Ridgely, Nov. IA; Magenenu
Nov. 23i Columbian, Nov. 2S.
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NIxoN's ROYAL ANPHIrHxArra, II win be ne.
the Twelfth st. bridge. II . described = : mao.
nincent anaif, and viii no doubt, az b usuaI an
such occasions be largely attended by our citi-
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MARRIED.
On Thursday, the 4th instant, by the Rev. DR.
Sunderland, Mr.. JOSEPH FARR, of St Paul
Minnesota, to Miss SARAH BROWN, of THU
city. ,....
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1uosr CONNECTED WITH PoLrricAL Cir. Wal,
kiad To learn that arrangements are being ne,
ted by the Associated Press aeency In this Civ
- furnish them with special election dspatc hes
szss1 Turing the pending Presidential campaign, at
ttlhcderate charges 49,
aARRIvED at Carters wharf foot OF Thirtesoth
80 half street schr Sarah Lovina, Forte from
l<lAsdelphia, with I75 tons Of coal for Messrs
ne0G Dswson, and 50 tons for Mr.. Geo. Bogus,
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Fnx-About eight O'Clock last night. lare
staele, belonging to Col. Freeman, located IN rs,
First Ward, was destroyed by nse The alarm
being given about NE time Of the evening servic,
n fii3 various churches, caused much uneasi nes
among the congregations. II was supposed TIA
the's table was set on Are. - h n / -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-08

LADIES, the cheapest, finest, best and larges
assortment OF laces, lace sets, lace collars, EN-
oroideries, ribbons, silks, hats, bonnets, flowers
feathers, trimmings, rufaes, and worsted goods
Of ALI kinds, In this city, are 10 be found At Mira
n g. Etchison's, No. u Pennsyl vania aven ne
between Eighth and Ninth street = = = r
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= a STRANGE affair On Saturday last sailor
- purchasing small amount Of clothing from a
eWe in this city, passed upon the dealer Mus.
tasg Liniment note for $50, and recei we'd the
chaWe. The dealer bad the man arrested. but IL
sppsared that he resllyzbelieved the mote m n.
IGDo1. He was therefore discharged. Ga
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CENTRAL GuAHpHousE CASKS -sunday-Thos
ferguson, col drunk and out after hours; work.
house 60 days. VIM. Daley, drunk and disor.
derby; hne and costs 81 IS -
Monday-Eliza Thompson. col dyunk di.o,.
Derby and Profane; nne and costs, 81 l5Lwork.
house 30 days Mary 4 iley, vaprancy: DO. 90 dav,
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The CONDITION OF the western section of tbs
Canal al the present time calls for the Immediate
attention Of the proper officers. Two or three
nominal expense can be removed, and which
seriously affect the navigation Of that section OF
the canal. Boats laden with lumber stone. coal
fuel, and other materials, in coming down the
compelled, In order to connect with the CITY
canal, to 20 down the western channel of the
Potomac to its junction with the eastern channel
and then come up the eastern channel to Seventh
street. Probably judicious expenditure of one
hundred dollars would remove the above men,
toned difficulties, and that without having occa-
sion to use the Corporation dredging machine
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SWEARING OFF TRoN DRISk.-The daily Court
= OF the Mayor, comp:ehending a. 1t does within
its range variety Of business, shows perhaps
snore Of the phases Of life 40 they exist In this
.eity, than any other tribunal One Of the most
frequent private applications is 'to be sworn of
n blinking" The poor inebriate, worn out with
>fonstant intoxicatton, all life dark before him
1E1nd with hundred broken resolutions In his ps
30 frighten him from ali ordinary promises OF Re-
I'm, bethinks himself Of the sanction Of a Judi
.f oath, and resorts 20 IL In the fororn hope that
} 1gmay stay his faltering purpose, and stand be-
sseweea him and the maddening drink which lures
him TO destruction. He applies TO the Mayor to
administer the oath, and where that functionary
has no doubt OF the beneficial influence Of such
an oath, he Is not at all unwilling to administer
IL. such a case occurred on W ednesday last
woman. accustomed 20 drink for years and fallen
to depth Of degradatioTfthath has no lower deep
came, cleanly dressed and perfectly SOBER and
ssked the Ma or to swear her of'' for six months
The Mayor, after q long admonition as to the
solemnfty Of an oath, swore her as desired, and
gave, her certificate Of the oath. "if any Of the
consfaoles catch me drunk again they may knock
me In the head % was her farewell as she left the
once with the certificate In her hand Gases like
these are FAR from uncommon ut the Mayors Of.
nee. and frequently the oath Ii kept until the end
Of the appo nted time, and then the poor creature
drinking n ard
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Tor RENT-PossessIon on he LIST of October
Il The DWELLING HOUSE No. ASS ID street
az present occupied by the Rev. DIR. Butler, and
next door to tho residence Of the advertis
J. NJ. CARLISLE.
N. Bit will not be let for a boarding house.
Sc l8-tf
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FOE SALE77A fret elias. three spring WAGON,
:; h streets, at the blacksmith shop. oc 6-2ts
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Y NEW FALL GOODS.
IL. OWEN & SON, MERCHANT TAILORS,
212 Penn. avenue, have just opened their -
first invoice of
GOODS FOR THE SEASON, M
r. which they invite the attention of their Nh
friends and customers.
2O-eO2w
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vESPER Gas LIGHT,
The Cheapest, most Brilliant, and
Most Convenient Artificial Light
N 1RE WOZD.


TERIs GAS generated from Pure Coal O and or elegancs
economy safety and simpcys cannot be SURPASSED IA
fixtures are ia the sgle TIE ordinary hxtares
its advantages are; that e Is portable gas light uTYae
10 eIaney eapness cleanliness and simplicity and can b
used wherever artificial light required Il is easy to regulate
and requires trimming ard attention, whatever afe
lighting n Is perfectly SAFE aud free from eStOsto, an'
has no odor smell while burning The light can be made
barn with any degree Of ancy, by turhg screw and b
increased lnstantaneOusly in volume from that Of candle r
ten or twenty, by turning valve as in ordinary gas
The feser Gas fame and fixtures precisely resemble IN form
those Of coal gas but in brsncy and purity Of Light i pos
sesses decided advantage any coal It requires no
chimney, heEeis need OF daily trimming Of vick sd ne
construction Of the fixture simple that is not Liable % g
out Of order, and child manage readily Ihe gas
In the Vesper fixture generated from pare coat o. Or
per Oil (which is manufactured expressly ioI ms
without any admixuTe Of alcohol other foreign
supply Is unlimited The fixtures themseiRes ~ aas
ed in styef suit ali tastes. from the plain,
- the elegant and costly caandeer han -
feet in Itself; there no outlay be made Tor service Pi
ters regulators The gas generated IN te Du ana AL
dutures from ts cean the expensive candeter
aaaafure Oas acOr5s are IN themselves They are sold al
ces which do not exceed the cost Of ordinary gas nures OF
similar styeaand ornsnentatlon.
brs hues public halls BtOres steamboats, and private
residences ughout State nov be httedup with these
n and convenient deers and other beautiful gas hX
r which add the appearance Of such places and
10 The comfort Of the circle and which, heretofore could be
used those favored districts embraced within the coal
limits Of large cities
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Young HysOn Teas,
Oolong PoWchong Teas; Pickles. Preserves Oysters Sok
ing Tobacco and many other articles.
n To all Ct which, would call the especial ateaon and
invite inspection Of the trade and them oer
many Inducements not TO he found elsewhere
jan8-tf ARCHER CHEATHAM BROTHER.
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Esat gives great pleasure to state that sf
ter trial Of Of the "Vespr Gas Lamps, in study for
past after observing closely for the length OF
time, experiment lighting "Unon Tent with these
lamps have entire confidence in their efficiency 1t to
they or all the advantages Of The best lights to thos
who live out Of The cities and large towns.
The process Of preparing and Lighting the lamp is 50 readily
learned the fixtures simple and little liable to out
OF orsr Of the Eight comparatively little, and the
whole free from all danger, that need only mere acquain
the part Of the public with the Yeper Gas Lamp 70
bring them into general use throughout the country
Yours truly, STUART ROBINSON.
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Prof Of Chemistry in the Kentucky schO.
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LOUISVILLE, KY September 3, 1859.
10 " Il sETTLE-Dear Sir After having made thorough
examination the "Vesper Gas" in relation to its iumna
ting power chemical composition, etc, do not hesitate
commend being and economical we'll pos
seBng greater intensity Of illumination than Othe material
now in
In h laboratory il IS superior 70 the alcohol means Of OBJ
tanning and be found OF invaluable SerYce to the drug
gist as we'll as to The manufacturing chemist
CHARLES WRzsHT, N D.,
Prof Of Chemistry in the Kentucky School OF Medicine
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KENrrCKY rFsTImoNIAIs.

His Excellenoy Morshead and Thos g. Page
Esq, State Auditor.
To VIZ H. sEITLE Es2 LOUISVILLE, Kv.-Dear Sir WehaVe
been and using your Yesper Cas- ani perfectly ss
ned with its utility 1T gives soft bril- liant and beautiful light
and s perfectly from explosion. It is very cheap ard
economical in its and Of far than any other
light We satisfied that il viii be adopted by all peso1s
who have the opportunity Of obtaining and also to whom
gas accessible and with whom ceapneEs the original outlay
for fixtures the continual expense Of burning object
You-s, &c, c S MoKEHEAD.
Tins & PA
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DEMOVLLLE & CO.,
Druggists & PrescFfptiOnists,

No =
Union and american Block,
Corner Church and Cherry streets'
NASHVILLE, TENN.
rTEFp constantly on hand full snd large assortment oi
Drurs Medeines Chemicals Paints OILS, Dye siuhs, eic
GlasE and GlassEare -. -
Prfuer soaps Fancy Articles, Combs and Brushes Of
American, English and French manufacture
Landrethss Garden Seeds
large assortment on hsnd-warranted fresh and genuine -
comprsng az tie varieties usually sold IL our MARKET at WHY
PRICES.
Grass Glover and Dlue Grass.
Finest virgin Brands Chewing Tobacco
al az do Smoking Tobacco, in papers.
large stock domestic and imported Liquors, snuas. Pipes
kc Wea Brandie and Lqaors for medicinal and cooking
purposes warranted strictly pure and reliable
Fine Black and Green Teas fresh from the Canton Tea Com
spy fresh Juiube Paste and assorted Gum Drops Of French
manufacture
CoUaH CAEpIEs Troshes Bryans Pumone Waters;
Howes Hoarhound Candy
Prescriptions carefully compounded al an hons 0dg @'"
niglf OF fresh sndleliabla medicines.
spaiding's Prepared Glue for furniture picture iTans
crokerv &C ust received Every family should be supplied
With bottle Of ts almost indispensable sTtee For sae by
DEM0YILLE CO
6.ln Corner Church and Cherry Streets
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Pants, Vests, Oacc-
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Recent Tests of the Fire and Burglar Proof
Qualities of
LILIES SAFES.

BINsHAMPToA, n Y. Nov 81, 1859.
LEWIS LLL, EsQ-Dear Sir: On the night Of the 2Oh OF
October last my Tsnney Buildings Office tnS place
entirely consumed by FIRE, and in opinion No Chilled
Iron Safes thoroughly tested The fire intense and
rscted-tbe Safe being exposed long its full share and
red hot From In circulars snee
bought and those having other s4s had but slight conf
dence that would be protection against such
You therefore judge Of my surprise and ga6caOn
unlocking the Safe, which readily DONE 10 ind my books
and papers unnued by the re and and the bookcase not the
least charred while the Safe, With very slight repairs
Of paint will be good NEST cheerfuy and
confidently ecoEnend Safe to person wishing buy
Respectfully, N. H. WEED.
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ROME TESTIMONIALS.


NASHVILLE, Dsc. e, 1859.
Col T. H TAYLOR-Dear Sir: have used, Tor time
the Vesper Lamps and beg ayetO express obligations
you having introduced notice To persons living
in the country parts city where gas cannot be had
who may desire light much economical than gasand at
the time fully equal to it in Illuminating powerths Rp
paratus will prove desdeTaum.
regard this the most beautiful and most useful invention
for procuring small the advantages Of ghthat
ever seen: time that it is perfectly sa-ald
the lamps simple in construction and managed with ease
Very truly yours, FALL.
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charleston and Savannah
FREIGHT LINES.

RATES REDUCED AND SPEED INCREASED
,,pppss F-;t Trains ouaU the roads. On and after the
~ aith December 1859, through rates from New York to
Nashville.
Srrond class do ] IS Fourth Class, do g9
Hats Caps and B0nnets. ? IS
Time from Savannah and Charleston Nashville three, three
and q half and four days ..
Time IRON New York and Philadelphia, and half eight
and nine days.
Intervening SathE the above variations m ei as no
! freight trains Sunday three lines
No deteutons by or snow Overcharge and damages
cep damages occurring at seal promptly adjusted BY the Nash
. willie and Chattanooga Railroad on delivery.
/ dee 92-ts ran C W ANDERSON
spring FASHIONS for 1850.
TNRANK LEsLIEs Magazine land Gazette Of Fashion Tor
! III March, Just received by JOHN YORK & CO.
mar4-u.
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TAUNTON, Mass. Jan 6, 1860
The 9th September last purchased sfM Haskell
Of LillieSs Fire and Burglar Proof Wrought
and Chilled Iron safes. On the R7th November,
Store which Of wood $50 feet deep, With most
ens consumed By fire. twelve other budng being burned
the time The Safe exposed to as great heat
ould have been in any location in the burning building and
when cooled of and opere neither the Book
the Books were charred in the least
We have the Safe you requested your Agent in
New York for exhibition and will select for
stock in Boston, when store is done.
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GARDEN SEEDS!

wv BLISS, Springfield, Mass, large variety OF choice
Vegetable seeds,
Which fresh genuine. at least
equal to vegetable seeds raised other grower
To introduce these seeds generally have put them the
very low price Of
Flee Cents per Plper-FJfy Cents per Dozen Papers.
Among varieties CabbageS, containing
those raised from the choicest varieties imported by the Patent
office.
Extra Early and Large Corn, for table use.
Extra Early Peas, both tall and dwarf.
Beans, Bush and Pole, great variety.
so you get varieties OF choice seeds,
Of each enough for family
mars MACKENZIE q MINCHIN.
PLATED WARE.
OUR stock Of Sheffield treble plated Table, Desert and Tea
~ SPOONS; Table and Desert FOrss Pitchers Cups, Cas-
tors Tea and Coffee Pots complete and offered low prices
Coal Oil Lamps.
All the latest improvements and fine qualities Of Coal Oil at
MACKENZIE & MINCH1N,
mars and IA College street.
COOKING STOVES.
VE7E have great variety Of Cooking STOVES for coal
w wood We have three Sizes viz:
TTOPic, patent gas consuming for burning coal
The Eureka, which burns either coal or wood
The Old Hickory Wrought Iron StOve' for
mars MACKENzJE & MINCHIN.
BULBOUS ROOTS!
VKTE Of the choicest varieties Of the GladiO-
w lus and Japan Lily, suitable for Spring
planting. MACKENZIE & NiNCHIN.
GARDENING IMPLEMENTS!
VETE havea fine supply Spades, shoveIs, Rakss Hoes,
w TrOwels, tools for the Of ladies and youths
mars MACKENZIE & NlNCHIN.
THE EADAMS'EXPRES COMPANY
Great Southern, EasGeFny Northern and
western Express FOrWarders!
OR safe ard speedy transportation Of Freight Money,
\ JeweIry a nd valuable packages.
Have arrangements with the various Railroad Companies,
whereby they enabled forward by the csy passenger
trains matter entrusted them charge Of Special Mes
sengers at low rates.
They dispatch Express daily for New York. Philadelphia
Baltimsre, and all places North and East.
To Chattanooga Memphis Richmond New Orleans, and all
places S luth AMI Southwest.
To Louisville, St. Louis Cncinnat and all places in the
Northwest
Have connections in New York with Europe and California
They take charge Of slaves and forward them tc all parts
the South.
For information time, &C. inquire the Offices Of the
Company in the principal cities Of the Union
JOHN S. BUTLER,
Nashville Agent.
JAS. SHUTTER, supt, Chattanooga. [iebI6
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WTsroood 20 rua over tae Ten Broeok Course, the fist
dav IN te regular meeting in January, 1862 ewsepake
b coils and aies dropped in 1859; mile heats $500 sub
sn s5eO forfeit. $50 declaration, II made the 1st day
of Nav 6i S5l piece Of plate added by the vannah
" ded two or start the second horse 70 save his
on more Subscribers TO h the staketo and
~ an h frst ay Of Nay. 1850. Subscription and declaration
70 h. ie to the Secretary of the savsrnah Jockey Club a7d
TIE STAKE 10 be run by the rules of the Club
Security far forfeit required when the subscription IS made
g. YATES LEVY, Secretary.
-.l.
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thToughoutthe week.
PROGRAMME:
EmEr DkVIuesiaFCon stskes for three ysaf ss'
heatsone huudrad aud fifty $3.50 dollars
dollars forfeit which te Club VII s1a one A'noie- eei
Il the Is run. = 70 close lst Alay' ia3O ,,,
DAF-JockcY Club Purse 500 Two Auulfeo eOiia1
mile heats.
eToSp D.vWe5nesiayCot STAKE fer tEo olds mile
hsaswo hundred (ss00 dollars enhanoe-hiN ts'l collars
forfeit. III 70 close lst Nay led0 ,.so,, AN
sAE D1T-Jooey Club Pure three hundred OtSo3 aoais-
two mile heats ts-. sr, ze,,
i0llars-3 mile heats 80. ,..aofn an,
nile heai8-3 Ia s. ,-,a- q IN. 4. -.
Fou7T D,TFrdsyCut stake, Cor year ocs mile heats
three hundred ts300) dollars @ COZ
Lara frfsit 10 V6ch the Club win add three hudre isO dol
Lar n me rsoe IS run n TTe close lst May, lalo
SAM DAvHandioap race mile heatufae iour Eundred
L9ssoN doflsrs Second horse ave his fntranee
F1TH DaT-ssturday-pos stake mile heas-iree ior al
sre hundred 5000 dollars entrance play payi 10
wh the cfub win add twelve hunde ~ % dollars n two
or more start The second horse 20 save ms entnee Five or
IN the stake -Lo close ins Isl la4' loOo-
Entries to be made 90 -
L.
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Nashville, Dec. 1853.

From n. D. Cross, Nashville
NACIvILLE, Tenn, Dec. y, 1889.
Messrs. g. Col have had in for about six
months past your Vesper Gas Lights, and gives
great pleasure state regsrdt superior any 9TH
portable light that have met with
simplicity arrau CEMENT freedom from danger Of eXplo
sion, cleanliness seadness, and parity Of light quail
that 10 who will try it. 1t gives
Light which be equal in brancy the ordinary
gas light. Very respectfully, N D. Cross
These are only very Of testimonials have Call
and yonrs Ne, 81 Coonads Buildings Cherry
street. Nashville, Tenn. THOMAS II. TAYLOR & CO.
II Merchants the the country expressly invited to
Give call wish establish agencies throughout the
Ian s--u
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Enn BUSHELS Canals Black Seed Oats and 500 tush,
nttkb Michigan White Seed Oats
n an i've ou steamer Lebanon to-day, and Ter sale By
MIZELL, HOOPER g. co
p.-1z NCs. 8 and Market street
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MAGAZINES ron MARCH, 1850

- - RARRFEs strictly choce Neshaunoch Potatoes-pur
= chased expressly for seed 20 arrive steamer LELAND
- an. for sale bv M1ZELL, HOOPER & CO.
n.LI. Nos 9 and Market street