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PHrADUI1nA, sept 17.-Repprted by Keen q Taylor
First Board $500 Camden and Amboy RR 6's i87 q5
1000 do. 80 o. 2oo0 susqlsbsnDa CansIGs "a: 9 zoo
PeDna BE. % 500 do b5 "a 900 DO 10. cash o.
00f Reading RI 6's. go SIX 800 Wmiogtou RI G's
I'd, 934 200 shares Susqushanna Canal 49, leo Morris
Canal cash, ia leo sshuyIkil Navigation preferred
b5, 31A ReadDg RI az; 100 Slstshili Gold Co, !
Morris Canal preferred, 92H; 10 Penns RR, 49x Bank
Of Penpa l22, Betnor Bodrds -S4 1872 Penna 5's, %
80 shares Morris Canal cash Tx loo Long Island Rk
cash, 1871 Second Board--s3 900 City RR GA al, 1914
loo0 scbuyhill Navigation e's, 82 7e2 400 Lebgh 6's
70 se4; l. 900 sohuykill Navigation Mortgage Gs, 10
100 Long Island RR. s5 1917: $50 do, b5, 1914; 200 40
b5.n le4 90 Chester Valley RI b. lsH 80 DO. l3K
z Penns RR sex; 100 cirard Bank, i3x Bank q
Penpa, 122 dttv Bonrd. al, 900 Reading RR 6s, 10
Do 81 200 shares Morris Canal s5 1Tk 100 do 3D. tx
200 DO t5vn Tx 200 do, osah, tx $50 do, tx Mac
kst dull
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Memoranda.

IAUNoHED-At Newcastle Ne. 9th inst, BY Messrs VIM
Hitchcock & Co finely modelled ship Of l,l6S tons,
called the Belle Of the East Her frame al white oak
At Rocklard 18th inst; By Messrs Dler. hns
comm snded by Capt Welman Spear.
Abeautful clipper ship Of 100 TONS called the Emerald
Isle built by Nsssrs Trnfsnt Drnmmond Co, to be
launched at Bath. Thursday last She is owned by
the builders and Messrs rTapscott Of New York,
and is intended for the line Of New York and Liverpool
packets of the latter This is the fourth ship built oy
the Messrs Co. for the same line ard Is said to DO
the breest ship ever launched at Bath.
At Kockpo 9th inst by Meesrs Talbot Siddinger,
stAunch and beautiful schr called ths Mains Law IT'S
tons, owned by Talbot Co, and others, and to be
commanded by Capt Ephraim Hosmer.
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SUICIDES ON LONG IsLASD.-George W. Lee COM
mitted suicide at Rverhesd Saturday morning OF last
week No cause assigned for this Of self destru,
ton except depression Of spirits which ne appears to
have been laboripg under for time past Mira gu.
san HldIeth wife OF Captain Luther Horeth, Of james
port alfo IN the town Of Rverbead co2smttsd suicide
the Sh ins ant by hanging herself IN her dwell.
ling Mrs Hldreth u sad 70 be the third ia family OF
ssters who baye destroyed thsir own lives Greenpor
IVIrifIn1n SefJ IL.
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Dome sric Miscellany.

Justus Squres the railroad robber who was commit
ted to Jail Concord n n feF days SINCE attempted
70 hang himself on the 1sth instant de was however,
discovered In time 10 his life He remains in most
despondent and vretched state Of mind
Miss Kline has recovered $500 Of Mr.. Suydam, a
vidower in New JERSEY for breach Of marriage promise
She proved her by female friend who overheard
the contract through q hole in tbs door
The Mayor Of the city OF Toronto, ia charged with
unlawful OF the municipal funds and his trial
going On. The amount involved il Gl0, 600. The
creates gre excitsn emit Ia Toronto.
J. Kline E. a., has been appointed mayer of the
CITY OF Council Bluffs, 70 Gil the vacancy Ct G. Voorbs,
1esjgped
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PHHADELPHIA Sept ia PM.
Arrived Steamship City of Richmond Mitchell Rich.
uond via Norfolk bark Echo Ho es Boston, briggs David
Aiken Ry der do: Catharne Rogers Colburn Jackson.
Vbe schrs Lacon. Bearee New York. Lunyon, Endi-
optt do; Elmsn Bacon south WORTH, Middetown.
Cleared Steamship Virginia. Teal Richmond; barks
Gov Paris. York Cenfuegos Gem. Mayo Boston, Man
DARN, Campbell New Orleans; brigs Srsadrash Won
Brock, Hopper, Antwerp; Orion Upton st John, NIB;
Greeley, Smith, do Canton Croweil, Boston, Manuea,
Hilton, do schrs Mary Elizabeth Price, Providence;
Annra T, Galdy, Roxbury; Bacon. southworth Hart
ford Smi h. Peterson Charleston; Oregon. Lunt Nex.
buryto1t Sylvsa Higbee Hgbee Nantucket Tekoa Lee,
ton yangilder, New York; Favn, Day. Portsmouth.
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Married.

On Sunday, September Is, by the Rev. A. Gillette.
JOIN MARION Esq, to Mis- JANE A. EnERBRooK all Of
this city
Burhr pton N. , papers please COPY.
On Tuesday. September 10, by the Rev Mr. Thong son
SAMUEL A MATHEWS to ISABELLA JEMaERsoS beth of this
city.
Bos on and California papers please copy.
In Liverpool or Wednesday, August 81, at the Hard
man street Synagogue by the Rev. NJ Issacs, HENRY
JosEPm Of Ne~ York to RACHEL IAACs eldest daughter
Of tie Rev d NJ IsAAcs, of Liverpool
On Thursday September l5 at Cold Spring N. Y By
the Raw Mr. Shaw Lieut.. HENRr F. WIrTER, U. A., to
IDA W. MORRIS eldest daughter Of George p. Morris.
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b66IVd sept 10
Arrived-Brigs Robert Charlton, Savannah; Helen
F. Ryder, do; Myrs, Philadelphia; Chloe do.
Also arrived-New clipper ship SpitHrs frankfort Me-
q PROVIDENCE, Sept. 49,
The whaling brig John Adams, of Provnce.own, put
into Newport last evening, in distress under jury masts
With loss of foremost close to the deck aud mainmast
about fifteen feet above sso with loss of boats and
other damsge The big Oneco, from Philadelphia and
brig Russell, of Salem, ALEC put into Newport last
evening.
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fPER STEAMSHIP ARCTIC. |


ANTwFBP--Air Sept 3. Statesman. Watts, N0reans:
Atlantic BY de- New York. Sid Sd, Sultana Barrett.
do.
BRrsro1-sld from the Pill Sept Josephine, Bornholm
NYork.
BFlrAsT--Arr Sept Apollo, Dean, Miramichi.
BoRDRAux--Arr Aug 81. Mount Washington, Davis,
Orleans
Coroeiia Henry. do
CApDirF--sld Avg 81 Savannah, Small NYork I'd, st
John acoaed. New Orleans: Sd, Argo Douglas, NYork.
tRossTADr-sd Aug a. Hppogrfo, Anstiss, London;
Goth, Roube Renson Boston.
CuyHAvRy- sid Sept Nerd Ameriks. Peters, EYork
CApn-sid Aug IS Goodwin, Weeks, Boston, goth, John
Potter Camden NYork
CowEs-A Arr Sept Q Leoni. Iesis, Matanzas
CoPssuAGES-Arr Aug 80 N.dAroe, Baurmann, NYork
DKAI-Arr Sept Antelope, Wyman Matanzas; N de
Enbil Percy Lore don land aid for Cardiff, &c). Sid ID
Albeit Franklin Clark Botton
At anchor in the Downs lst John Henry, Noses from
London for Cardiff, &c.
DovxR-Arr Sept 3 Harbnger, Gibbs, Shields.
FrsmoRR- Cid Aug 90 Bertha, Smart Havana for Hr
stsrsburg sept John 0srdps. Psndlston, Boaxu Tor
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FRoM-Hospital, Bellevue, Is: Penitentiary, Black
wells Island 3; Lunatic Asylum Black wells Island,
Wards Island 20 Randsrs Island, !; st vincents Hos
pital l. City Hospital, g. Almshouse Black wells Island
!, Col0red Home, 2; colored persons, 8.
THOMAS K. DOWNING, City Inspector
City Inspectors Office, Sept. II. 1858.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.


90 S00 WANT TED, AMAN WITH THIS AMOUNT
pA.CUU. to take the place Of retiring partner In
stt manufacturing business in this city, paying
dred cent Reason for leaving the i'll health
Address Retire Herald office.
A PARTNER WANTED IMMEDIATELY-IN A TAI.
IA lorng business already established $500 81 900
CURED First rate location down town. Address Fulton,
herald Office.
A PARTNER WANTED IN CITY MANUFACTURE
i.g business yielding over 500 per cent profit the
est will be disposed Of for farm cy lots 0O cash.
Address r., box 5000 PostsOfhce.
EOPARTNERsHIP NOrICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED,
~ having formed hip for general conmsion
business and the importation Of the best brands
sei ars, under the firm of Orihuels Fernandez beg
leave to the public that that they prepared
sell the very be brands Of Havana segars much ewse
rate than any other house ia New York. Mr. Orhusla
native of Havana prepared to uish all knds Of
any other article from Havana shortest notice
Mr. Ferpandes, having been in the shipping business
afford many facilities 70 may
favor him with business THoS. ORIaUELA,
+. FERNANDEZ,
125 Pearl street, up stairs.
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nARITInE iHTELLIGRHCE.

ALMANAC FOR INV YoRK-rHH DAY.
sUS RHH .........-...t As NOON RISES. .,... 90
sUa gEsH ........,....6 l HIGH wATnR morn 40
Port Of New York. September Is, 1889.
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DAGUERREOTYPEs,

HURNEY'S NEW STYLE OF COLORED DAGUER-
VI reotv Particular attention IL called to Gurneys
style Of colored daguer feature the
and portraits in OIL combining tho truthunsss and
fine dsguerreope with the beauty and flush Of
the finest oil pair ting Specimens be at his magn
fcent daguerrean saloon, No. $40 Broadway Of
Leonard street N BDaguerreotypes Of deceased per.
copied in oil.
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ELEGANT ANIMALS AND
ILLUSTRATED GIFT BOOKS,

fUh NAIE d
+. HAGAN. MARkET STREET.

.
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Paror; and Gift Book for all Seasons. Illustrated
with 70 steel engraving by the first artists. Edited by
Emily Percval. An elegant quarto volume, printed
in beautiful style and bound in morocco, full gilt.
THE SOUVENIR GALLERY An Illustrated Gift Book
for all Seasons An elegant quarto volume printed in
superb STYLE and embellshed with elegant steel mez-
zotiut engrayings bound in morocco full gilt.
THE MAGNOLIA; or, Gift Book of Friendship. Edited
by Clara Arnold Bound in morocco full gilt and il
Illustrated with fine steel engravings. 12mO.
GOLDEN GIFT A Wreath OF Gems, from the Prose and
Poetical Writers of England and America, Prepared
especially as a Gift Book for all seasons Elegantly
printed with ornameuted pages and bound in various
STYLES. l2mO
THE CASKET; A Gif Book for all Seasons. Bound in
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cravings. 12mo
THE LADIES' GIFT; or, Souvenir of Friendship Illus.
trated with fine steel engravings and bound in moroc-
CO. full gilt l2mO.
THE JUVENILE KEEPSAKE; A Gift Book for Young
People Edited BY Clara Arnold beautifully illustra-
ed-square-l6mo, cloh-fuI gilt.
THE FAyORITE STORY BOOK or, Pleasing Sketches
for Youth Edited by Clara Arnold. Illustrated with
several fine engraviDgS in tint square, 16mO, CLOTH
full gilt. ..
TIE YOUTHS DIADEM; A Gih Book for all Seasons
prepared especially for Young People. BY Clara Ar
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cloth, full gilt
CHRIS TMAS ROSES and NEW YEARS GIFT A Pres
ent for Young People. Illustrated with tine steel
cravings, square, lemo. cloth; full gilt.
Just received and for sale by
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CANDIDATES.

FOR SHERIFF
E We are authorized To sRnOunes L. W. FuSsEL. as
candidate for reelection to the dice Of Sheriff OF Davidson
county. at the next March election
- We authorized TO JosS h EDMOSDSoN,
o candidate for the Sherfalty OF Davidsoacomty.
81 We authorized TO announce ESoCa CUNNINGHAM,
4 candidate FOR Sheriff at the ensuing election.
- We authorized to announce WILLIAM LUTON as
acandidae for Sheriff Of Davidson county at the ensuing
election.
s4s@We authorized 70 announce E. b. BIGLEY
candidate for sheriff at the ensuing election.
CLERK OF THIS COUNTY COURT
"a We authorized to announce JOSIAH FERRIS as
Candidate for County Court CLERK the ensuing election.
.14g~Ne authorized to announce Felix X. CHEAruAn
candidate for reelection o County Court Clerk at them
suing election.
.s-We authorized TO announce Isaac NJ JONES
ddate for County Court Clerk the next March
FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE.
~ We authorized to announce JOHN RAMS for
reelection as County Trustee at the ensuing election.
1--WE authorized TO announce Thomas SUMNER a
candidate for Trustee of Davidson County
~ We are authorized to announce GEORGE CLARK as
candidate for Trustee of Davidson the March election
- We authorized To announce the of W. n
HUNTER Colecor) candidate tor Trustee for Davidson
county at the next March elections.
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NEW BOOKS.
NEW AND VALUABLE PUBLICATIONS.
rooY e RUTLAND, General booksellers, A 5aioa 81.

T0ON &c RUTLAND, General booksellers, II Union 81.
hook OF THE WORLD a Family Miscellany.
Edited BY DIR. Gasply. Beautifully illustrated.
1.-THE BOOK OF NATURE: An introduction to the
Sciences of Physic. Astronomy Chemistry, Mnerology,
Geology Botany, Zoology, and Physiology. By Frederick
Shndler; translated by Henry Medcock.
3-OUTLINES OF ENGLISH LITERATURE. By
Thomas B. Shaw B. A; with sketch of American Iera
ture.
4.-CIyIL LIBERTY AND SElF-G0YERNMENT-
By Francis Lieber IL d. author of Essays Labor and
Property" Criminal Law" &c. . vols.
5.-LIFE In THE MISSION, THE CAMP, AND THE
ZERANA; or, Six years in India By Mrs. Cola Mckenzie
2yols
G.-WESTERN CHARACTERS; or, Types of Border
Life in the Western States. BY J. l.. Mcconnell.
personal SKETCHES OF his OWN TINE
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8-IIFE OF MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS BY Headley
PASSAGES FROM THE HISTORY OF A WAIST
ED LIFE. BY Midde-agad Man.
I0.-LIFE SCENES Sketches in Light and Shadow,
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11.-DICTIONARY of Select and Popular Quotations,
which in daily use taken from the Latin French Greek
Spanish and Italian Languages with Law Maxims, &c.
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We clip the following from the NcSlinnviIle Eatpriss
Of December lst:-
To PUBLIC-It is a well known fact thai are, and
have been opposed the of putting but when
have tried article and dnd il to be what 1t purports
feel duty to state such facts that others may be bene
fitted Ny daughter had teen afflicted with letter her
head for eight years and had tried the prescriptions of the
best Physicians in the country efiecast spring
procured Of J. B. Stone bottle of DroomgOOles Yegets
bic letter Remedy, which has made permanent cure it
having been several months and appearance of return
We recommend II a safe and certain cure.
For sale Nashville by the Proprietor at the Patent Med
icne Store, College street and by Druggists Generally
decll.
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owing letter from Mr. Bass, the President of
,ank, was read:
NEw ORrEASs, Dec. t. 1853.
. GENTLEMEN Please receive this as my resigna-
ton Of the office Of President Of the Union Bank
Of Tennessee.
In thus retiring from an Office which have now
held for nearly twenty years, and in terminating
my Official connexion with my associates Of the
Board nd the officers of the Bank, | should be
untrue 70 myself, Were to withhold the expression
OF my warnest gratitude for the kindness and in
diligence wa.a has at all times characterized our
official and soeal intercourse and for the generous
'7idence uniformly extended TO me by them and
by the stockholders.
with my best wishes for ne continued prosperity
of the institution, ans the aath and happiness of
all connected witt IL
am gentlemen goul obet sevt. .
INo. N Bass
To the Board Of Directors OF the Union Bank of
Tennessee
" HFREUPoS, on motion p vas
Resolved unanimously Z; = Ia 'eoting tse re-
signation Of Mr.. BAss and il view d lac iong SER
vice, the ability aua energy he has displayed in the
management of the affairs of the Bank and his
courtesy and kindly bearing in all social inter
course P-.r with him with unleigned regret, and
regard his etrement as a serious loss TO the best
Interests Of the institution. -
- so}red That we commend him to the conf
= and esteem of the citizgas Of New Orleans,
que :. der him our best wishes for his success and
rty 10 the futur-
II. ThG. d copy Of these resolutions be
' @~afr. 2Ass, and the diffa-op,- newspa-
EItractirom the Minutes
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EItractirom the minutes.
- J. COREY, Cashier.
,TSGs IN NV YJRE.-The stock and fixtures O
The Arssrs. HarEs1 calned aL 900 600 and latch

iTSGs IN NEW sGRK-The stock and fixtures of
thesAessrs HarSer, valued at 1000. and lately
re- by ire, were insured for 1892, COO in
,rr~fs-Cour different offices, Of which $4,000 was
in London. $4,000 in the Commercial at Charles
ron and $1,000 in the Virginia office at Richmond
On Sunday. the store Of Mr.. James Alder, at City
Hall Place. was robbed Of seventytive goldand sill
yer watches. F. Worth has been arrested on suspi-
cion of committing the robbery.
An army of passengers sailed for California in the
steamers on Tuesday. The ankee Blade took $50.
the Star of the West $50, and the George Law $50.
Total, l,4jO. Among them, are Captains Sturte-
want and Stiles. Of the army.
Bavard TAYLOR, the travelling correspondent OF
rke Tribune arrived home on Tuesday, in the ship
Sea Serpent, from Macoa.
The Young Mems Christian Association tcompo-
sd chiefly Of ministers sons and other Young gen
rIemen connected with the Presbyterian Rantist
and Methodist Churches on Monday evening re-
solved not to admit members Of the Roman Catho-
lie faith.
VIM Kirk, who was committed on Monday fol
stabbng his wife, committed suicide in prison the
same night He was partially insane.
Maretzek and Salvi have got into quarrel, ii
consequence of the latter refusing 10 sing at the
concert Of the former on Monday night unless pal,
in advance. Savis refusal was made only a few
hours before the commencement
Mayor Westervelt has vetoed the Broadway
railroad bill, on the ground that the privilege which
it grants is franchise, and should, according TO the
requirements of the new charter, have been sold al
auction.
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N A S VII L E:
SATURDAY MORNING, DEC. 81, 1853.
MR.. DEMANDS OPERA.

The Gazette speaks in terms Of high praise of the
Opera by BERNARD and HISS, lately performed at
the Adelph Theatre. We doubt not that this praise
is well deserved. We were unable to be present. but
knowing the capacities of theauthors, we are sure
that nothing common place would come from them.
There are few actors in his line who are theequal
of BERNARD. In some parts, we have never seen
his equal; and our theatre-goers all hope that he
likes Nashville well enough 10 make it his perma-
nent home.
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MIsCEILANEOU.

THE NASHVILLE MAHUFAGrUREEG c0AfA1n
rHIS estabslent is now provided With Machinery 81
i Tools complete OF the msst moieru eOas41les = AS
Nth the best Mechanical skin mat DE country ssid an
respectfully solicit orders They prepared 10 execute
follows:
RAILROAD MACHINERY. g
Such as L0coBqofUss for Passenger and FIe2Bt Tsas
Passenger Freight and Repair Cars completed and snof
every description OF work appeTtaiHing 70 Rail koads 8
STEAM ENGINES-
Boat sod statiOnaryfrOn 10 500 horsepower -s,Ite
boilers Of The best IllHesses Iron.
SAW MILLS.
Machinery complete for fitting up sash or Circular SSss
complete, with he newest and most approved .nOes
" GRIST MILLS.
EnTiaes and Machinery made for all sizes, eoSnpete5 ~
gether with Machinery Sugar Mills and Cotton Gins a.
Machinery for Blast FSrnaces embracing Cat Ron t-
Iadtrs for blast &c
ROLLING MILLS
Engines, Cast Iron Rollers aud all machinery tF Roll
ing MIlis-cOmplete-I al shortest notice.
BRASS AND IRON CASTING
OF any description. with shaftEg nil gearing, water
wheels cast iron Bank vaults &c, &c, made to orier-
Address JosN Thomson. Agent lTb IS practical ma
CHEMIST tho undersigned. JOlN b. JOHNSON.
jun2l-ly President
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Testimony in Favor of DIR. M'Lane's Liver
PiIIs.n would be easy to n volume with certlhcaes
Of the excellence of this medicine Wherever has had
trial. it has made itself popular We our possession
h5ndreds of orders like the following:
VARYSBURGH n. Y, Dec. 10, 1850.
Messrs. Kidd & Co-Your travelling agent left with me-
a short time since aquanty of Nj Lanes Liver Pills. ihe
whole lot sold very rapidly and given the highest saiac
ton Indeed il is considered the best medicine OF the KIND
eVes offered for SALE Please send another supply as
soon as possible. ..--..-o,,,,,
W. II. AINSW0RTH.
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists
and esntry merchants throughout the United States.
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BE or yOur Gnard.--And when you wish to purchase
the most Prnptand ctaal cough Remedy ever discover
ed call for DR.. c. WILLIAMS PULMoNIC BALsAM WILL
CHERRY WooD NAPTHA read the advertisement in an
other column; look well to the marks of the genuine
there may be limitations aud counerfes. ~ Beware Il:
your life may depend on your caution in this particular
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COMMERCIAL BLANKS, sc.

Blank Books, all sizes;
Blank Checks and Notes on Bank of Tennessee;
Blank Checks and Notes on Union Bank;
Blank Checks and Notes on Planters Bank;
Blank Checks and Notes on Bank of Nashville;
Blank Drafts and Bills of Exchange;
Copying Books; Bill Paper; Copying Ink; Railroad Re
eipts, Bll Files; Tin Cutters Bill Heads. &C. &c. 70
ale by decs CHAS W. SMITH, College street.
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TIVE HUNDRED CHRISTMAS PRES

1--WE HUNDRED CHRISTMAS PRES
L ENTS.-We have in our House Keeping department
at least different useful articles any If which would
prove most acceptable CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
We have great variety OF Bread Cake Spice Plate and
Cash Boxes
Also, Tea Sugar, and Coffee Canisters.
We have a large supply of Britannia and Block Tin Ware
equal in appearance the best frosted freted and bur
nshed Syerware and far less costly The prices
moderate that they Brought within the reach Of all cs
ses The working may be with the atuent IN the
decorations OF tie dining table, and thereby engeuder in
his family taste for the elegancies of life
Chinese GOds.-Ne have a variety Of Chinese figures
of the and bizarre character, quite ugly enough
serve ornaments for the etagere or maute piece.
Chinese TOyS.-We have a few boxes OF Chinese
Toys-each box contains 70 pieces. and costs only s3
Those who desire to attain popularity with the rising
ration can now do so, az avery small cost.
Door and ParlOr Mats.-Our stock Of these is ex-
tensive, varied and cheap.
Cooking and PaTlOr StOves.-A great variety
bought before the late advance in ron and for sale cheap
Wrought Iron Cooking StOyes.-We have but
twenty-five of these fine stoves Of the family size hand
If any Of friends desire give valuable Christ
present this they ought TO make prompt application
10 secure one.
deci6 SNOW, MACKENZIE co.
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THE BARKER FAMILY.

This troupe of Singers, who make their first APP
pearance in this city at the Theatre, on Tuesday
night are highly spoken of by the press elsewhere,
We copy the following from the Akron (Ohio)
Standard:
The BARKEE FAMILY gave Concert here on
Monday evening. They had large and apprecia-
tive audience at Union Hall They are yocalists Of
the first stamp, and at once secured the warmest
need Of appreciation among their auditors here.
Their programme is varied one, and they proved
themselves equally at home IN the grave and the
gay, the simple ballad and the more artistic melo
dies.