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MISCELLANEOUS.

Z
TTOITSFS Ann II Os,S ron su
III pr;ct Ua1-a n;, LoIs Eoh SALE.-A large
the Fr,nkIin Pile a'io;n; ~ ~ ,s A''eeen &c on
an - NIO'i'nS ule residence OF Ge2 wood
Also a Fr.,,a Hon. Ia,
Franklin Pile Inovn ne he ,,tso &C. on middle
ALSO, Brick House with rooms, &c. No. 81 Spruce
Sueel near Cedar
AiSoO, q very neat Bsiek Eotise with rooms &c No.
w, EnerFy street. below Tie NeIaudah
Ao, vacant Let fronng ~ feet on the north side Of
u ~ Street running back 10 ieet ON High street.
"a, vacant o1 near inc A q K X Depot front
feet -
ALSO, eight beautiful building Lots in West Nashville
Nos. 30. 80. 50 l02, lot, 126, Ia and 1Ts
ALSO. one of Rowes large patent corn crrshers Make
early application at OIhee No. to cherry street
MO =, H. ". e sa'..N n,
hoVs-d hedi Estate Agent
C,OPAKTNFRSTITp uAVP THIS nay
associated with me in the Wholesale Grocery Com
mission. Receiving and Forwarding Business, Mr.. VIII
LIAM PHILLIPS 81 Nashville under the name and style
oi LANIhR PHILLIPS.
now L. II. LANIER.
L. H. LASIkR. W., .g,,1,ps
LANIFP = ptTrYr,1
UrunT rzArv cpoc,,-s, o.---l-- -
"hoLEsA .i,i GROCERs, COMMISSION. RECEIVING
povo N 90 -, - ~ -, 70
:, - ~ ~ 20, -'4Stet..e Ieaa-
I(lCHARD %. CURREY. CHEMIST Ann
~ DRUGGIST, No. 81, Union street. Nashville Havi,
reied my store, and refuTnsin il with the ebif
o. every thlng IN the way Of CHEMICALS. MEDICINES
DRUGS, &c, respectfully socs continuance of the p,
ronage literally extended him during the past two wears
lie warrants every hedene and Chemical sold by him
pure fresh and genuine. None other can fnd place in
his establishment.
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HUME'S EXHIBITION.
FALL APPROPRIATIONS.


1853. FALL IMPORTATI0Ns 1853.
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
No, 81, College street.
TOHN K. HUME daily receiving from New York
81 and Philadelphia, his fall and winter supply of desra
bic goods TO which he most respectfully invites the atten
ton of ali in want of fresh and excellent goods suitable for
the season. JUN h HUME
Oct2 No. 81 College street.
CTAPLE GOODS.-welsh, saxony and Shaker Flan-
= pels Coored Flannels;
French and English Prints Toweling;
Fine Blankets, &c; Napkins; 80 -
Table Cloths, &c; JOHN n HUME.
NIANTILLAS AND CLOAKS.-Rich Velvet
nj CIoaks; Talnia MsntiIlas;
Satin and Cloth Cloaks Talma ClOaks;
Cloak Cloth; White Emb'd Nantes;
Cloak Trimmings; !" Talmasi
Extra handsome, JOHN h. HUME
HUME'S EXHIBFTION.-Wil be found an
assortment of extra cheap Nous de LANES, some as
low as l21z ceRts per yard oct2
A LSO RIG SILK DRESS GOODS.-Magnih-
n cent Plaid Silk; Raw Silks;
Beautiful POult d'SOl; Scotch PlaIdsi
Rich Changeable Silks stuart PlaldS
Black BrOche Bob Roy Plads;
Italian Black Silks; Highland Plaids;
Satin National; Mc6regOr Plalds;
Rep Silks; Pans de LANES;
Black Armure Silks; " Cashmeres
Radzimer Robe Patterns;
ALSO English and French Merinos of all colors.
Purchasers Of new rich and really elegant goods all
Respectfully 'D'-'''' JOHN X HUME.
oct2 No. 81, College st.
WE RESPECTFJ LILY inform our friends and the
w public that have On hand large and well
assorted stock of Fur Silk and SO Hats; Mems and Boys
Cashmere Hats Chdrens Fancy Hats and Caps Mems
and Bows Cloth Flush and Fur Caps Of description,
unsurpassed in good quality style and lowness ofprce,
which they offer at wholesale and retail
oct22 LANDE, ElSBACh W,
Hat and Cap Mandatory. No. As, Market St
NALL AND WINTER GOODS.-LANDE,E Els
Il BACK CO, No. 81, Market street. have received
within the last week large and well assorted stock OF ee
giant Ready Made Clothing Of the best material haper
sons who DESTROYS OF procuring fashionable garments
can be suited
Customers and strangers visiting the city are respectful
" invited to call and examine their stock before they buy
elsewhere We are convinced that sell lower than
any other house in the city, either wholesale or retail
oct22
A LSO,-Receiyed this week large lot Of Trunks
! N Shirts Stocks, etc, for sale low at
oct22 .LANDE. El4SbACHS q w.
WALL PAPER.
II UST received a splendid assortment Of Gold Paper
81 Gold and Velvet Borders and Plain Satin Papers for
Parors Halls &c, together with large lot Of Window
Curtain Paper patterns wide Green Testers, &c.
s9570n hand large assortment OF unglazed papers,
( from 10 to Csc per bolt.
KLAGGS GORBEY.
No 90 College street, next door to the Sewanee House
! N.B-Paper-hanging done IN the best Oct2
!
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With great variety Of OE price de LANES, &c
White Goods, Laces. etc.
Cambrics, Jaekonets, Svisses, Tarltous;
Val. Laces, Edgings and Iusertings;
Jaconet and Swiss Trimmings and FouncnPs;
Lace and Muslin Collars and Chimizettes;
JaeOnet Collars and Sleeves;
Linen Cambria and Lawn Hdks in great vzrieiy;
Md Gloves, SILK and Wool d"
Supe- Wool and Silk Hosiery, Cotton do;
Black ace Wells Ribbons, &c.
In Cloaks Talmas and Manias have the richest as
sortment offered in this market 10 Velvet San Cloth
and Silk all c0ors with elegant white embroidered Silk
Nantes, with Cloths and Nelvets for making them.
staple Goods.
Cloths Cassimeres Yesngs SatiBetts Flannels Tick
ings Shirtings, Bieached aud Brown Domestcs Bed
Blankets Super Goat Blankets Shawls Lnsays Prints
Apaccas We feel confident thai buyers viii lind greatly
their interest to give this stock careful examination,
and in doing themselves money.
OctlI McCLEILAND'S No 20 Public square
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Total 1S53,-228S bbis, 1890 terces beef 53S7 bbls
Pork S7S,l lbs lbs Lard 1873 1852 bbs Pork 1929
lbs Lard.
BREADsTrFFs-Prces have iuctuated during the month
with each successive steamers arrival and some
what lower, than at the date Of last Circular but the
market closes very firm with active demand
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MILLINERY.
RICH FALL AND WINTER
nhn

hICH FALL AND WINTER
GOODS.
w A. 4 J. G. McCLELL.AND have lust received the
w largest and best selected stock ct Fall and Winter
Goods offered in this market which they otter to the
trade lower prices than they be found in any other
house in the city. At No 20 Public square.
Rich Dress Goods.
Brocade Silks, Rich Printed de Lalnesi
Check do Rich Plaid
Plain do Elegant Plaid Cashmeres;
Super blk do Glasgow Plaids;
Plaid Popins; Plain Nous. De LANES;
Plain Fr'ch Mer.uos Cashmeres
Rob Roy Silks; English and German Merinos;
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~ EsIRABLE BUILDING: LOT FOR SALE.

IUn the Franklin Pike between the residences of Jo-
seph Na and James A. oods Esqs, containing 20 acres
la 1t excellent spring Make early applications to
L. W. BROWN, Gent AgL
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Saint Louis and Nashville Semi-W eekly Steam
Packets.
ALE0NIA. ........... ........ CAPT. JAMES MILLER.
SALLIE WEST ................ CART. j. v THRoOP
THE above splendid steamers will COM fFaEAAN" Il
Il mence their regular trips the first dTv;IsszS2'
rise in Cumberland River, and continue in 5zs-Ss.5
the trade during the season. leaving Nashville and St Louis
every Tuesday and Saturday et4 NJ For freight pas
sage, having unsurpassed accommodations, apply to
move A HAMILTON, Agent
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COMPREHENSIVE HAVE THIS DAY
associated with IN the Wholesale Grocery. Com
mission, Receiving and Forwarding Business, Mr. VIII
LIAM phiLLlPS. q Nashville under the and style
Of LANIER PHILLIPS
now l. II. LANIER.
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LETTER AND CAP PAPER
Double Medium, Packet Post Glazed Cover and other
Papers. just received by TO0N L RUTLAND,
nov9 A Union STRAIT
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WALL PAPER.

A LSO.-Received this week large lot Of Trunks
N Shirts, Stocks, etc, for sale low at
oct92 LANDE EI.SBACH'S co.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-22
Wool in the United States

The Economist says that BY recent
scientific researches on the part Of Pc
ter A. Brown, Esq. Of Pennsylvania,
il has been established that'the United
States can outrival the world in wool
as in cotton. Thus Spanish sheep,
yielding naturally wool 1000 ioithe
inch, carried ITO England degenerated
1890 10 The inch, and brought to the
United States recovered to 2,l00,o fl
,nerthan the original The fact being
at once established that our climate and
soil produce finer wool that any other
countries, will give ON manufacturers
inevitably the superiority in cloths, il
the manufacturers ialliedinlliis inter-
estlto the grower 'lP ,'9g5Nr' shi
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~. ron THE sMIRpoR.
B Estl'E,l = !, Ups1s's @:

JuHudiy otu, 1000. a
Mr.. Editor II am happy to inform
you that the Order of the Sons Of
Temperance Of this place'is in a flour
.ishingicomdiliou, and our number is
steadily increasing. The Order here
has passed through q fiery ordeal, and
all the usual impedimehts thrown in
the way we have had to encounter
yet the star fi"Temperance. Bene.
violence and oBrotherlyGL
forth in all its, translucent, light, to
guide the decoyed, and miserable, to
the haven of repose' and safety. On
last evening, we had The pleasure of
opening heqmystic circleltoi receive
several, talented and iinfaentiallyoun
non, among whom was the Ediloriof
Inc q North Western Observer and
In the hands in that Office; quite a
l brightly Hooking set of.fellows, i as.
| ire you; and they passedithroagh all
7 9 eyolutions as .nimblY as old tacti-
lns, and delight " was s visible in every
4 untenance.
Q There are several others to lie mi
q ted at our next meeting, fiotwith-
siding the strenuous efforts which
a put forth blythe yummies ihiillis
) witty to sustain Prince ig Alcohol. ir
1, ours. in 7, !: and md r. p, a
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-22
SUSPENSION 10, BRIDGE.

I'VE had an opportunity decreasing,
for the FIRST time, the other day, the
Fairmont and Palatine Suspension
Bridge. 1t is a noble and enduring
as well as a beautiful structure-a and
a onumentsof the enterprise Of the
citizens, no less than the skill of the
builders. &C.,, sY
~ The WALKER HOUSE, at Fair
mont mont although not as imposing in ap;i
p pear as some Of our fash Hotels,
is mol a whit behind the best of them
in all the appliances that refresh and n,i
cheer the weary traveller. An atten-
tive landlord aud landlady-an amply
furnished table Of edibles tastefally
prepared, with good beds, and prompt
atte,nSdannecee.-render this House a de-
sirable stoppIpiing-place. Few who try
It once will failto repeat their visits
as occasion is furnished.
ntg The Streets of Fairmont, with
the exception Of Main street, are ina
condition not to be deserted in plain
English. To'doj justice to The subject
thelanguage should be deeply guttr-
rail- I'VE saw two sturdy gentlemen
engaged in an effort to assist a lady
to pass fromithe cars to Main street;
and if they hadn't their hants full we
are mistaken. We would sty5to the
Board of Trustees, very atte$ :iona,ely,
do, gentlemen, go towork, Ind lay u
plank.way, or dig atunnel, or make
any other imaginable Improvement,
that will enable man, dulysober, to
reach your business.street fom,ho
cars, without fetching up" IN gut
ter. A person staying over night in
yorktown. might perchance wish to
call.upon some of.his friends r'siding
thcre-but how can he do III At
whose risk shall he make en,esperi.
ment 50 fearful ''iiad
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-22

10 lis land, by The location Of the
Fairmout and Wheeling Road.
BY Mr.. Taylor-of Jacob Ward.
askingpay for extra, services as Com
missioner OF the Ileyenue for The
county Of Ranlolphiu 1852. "
BY Mr..Jaekson Of Doddridge and
Tyler--of citizens of Pleasunts coun.
iy. .prnyipg tue Incorporation Of a
company TO construct a rail road from
some poiut on tile NORTHWESTERN Vir-
gina Rail Road 10 Williamsport, in
the county of Wood,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-22
PURE l'IIJ WINE.

We. had a call, a few days ace,
from Mr.. Tzomas IYAite, wlorades
near Martins Ferry, belmont 9 o.
a mile from Wheeling, Va, and a
vineyard of6t acres, one;third Of Nch
lis fiveiyearst old, and who has tped
his attention 10 the, manufactuf Of
pure ssiae5 for medicinal and ssa-
mental purposes. At our spggesn
he brought on a few gallons otis
wine for this market, which was RI
chased BY Messrs; p, ", Toner ".
to whom We respectfully refer the
wishing 70 purchase cha the article,
Mr. w. has made loa barrels
wine, this season, fromthe young vim
above referred;to; and is prepared
furnish any reasonable quantity I
thrifty roots tothose wishing to plal
vineyards or decorate their garden
See Advertisement. aa.i 3At
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: B q 81 RoBBERF

Or Sunday morning last, between
III. bo,rs ,,fthree al five O'Clock, the
store Of Nh IL Ds, .,s, on VAIN u,
street, was enterelb forcing the side
door ,yrencb;nv he sepIe which SO.
cnrea The lax ASH the dpor.frame.
Hnv;,r entered AMI 5n-saie in a cor
nsr near the doot VAS the object of
,boir boldest depsdu,ions: Unable
q find the key.h5iyS tlray set 10 work
deliberately to rem.ye The iron.facing
fioml,be safe. untiIihey could unlock
it, Which they didIbatto fnd ihatthey
q had their labor f1r their pains, !" as
no money had been leit there. They
then took all the IN Pre- Yqlpable Jew
elry from the Showcase such as I'm q
ger rings, breast,PiPs' Sc. several
watches, . brace OF TO 81 pistols,
knives, and such othsr arlcles as they
could best appropriate e themselves
A lad, sleeping in the s'iond story,
heard them while fsrelig a lile safe,
and seized the spport'nit when he !i
heard them go down'fntp ne cellar cellar
to run down stairs and lgls' the the alarm N.
In his fright, he leit q cam (Which which no 20
had mad lighted, burning OF counter
which the burglars noticed n r coming
from the cellar, and made |9osd l.t their
escape, before assistance q 70 tl pc had lad
to arrest them.
Several circumstances unisd to- as-
ten suspicion upon two men tho came
passengers in tho boat OF tht night,
and on Sunday morning ppsuit was
instituted by Constable syindler,
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HOUSE.

The bill to prevent frauds on The
Treasury, and prohibiting members of
Congress and officers Of the General
Government from prosecuting claims
was Passd. yeas 1874, nays 90.
The House then took up the bill 10
prevent the issue ofsmall notes in the
District OF Columbia, which was amend
ed, and the House adjourned without
passing il.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-22
From he Alexandra (va.) Gazette.
The Trade Of the Northwest.

line TRADE Vi lle NUllu.Went,
The trade of the North. Western
portion Of Virginia ought to be cen
tral iuthisplace. Alexandria is the
proper. and Legitimate point for the re-
ception and transportation of the pro-
ducts of that section Of tho State !
and it is unnatural to see them carried
into another State and used to build
up cities there, to the injury of our
own. Tie Richmond Enquirer pub.
fishes an article upon the resources of
Marion, county, as a specimen Of what
The North West cando. "This little
county lies onthe Monongahela river,
at point 10 which STEAMBOATS, only OF
The smallest denomination canascend,
and then only during the spring and
fall freshels. The produce Of that
county was hitherto carried by fiat
boats down thelriver to Brownsville
aud Pittsburgh, in Pennsylvania, TO
which places a considerable traffic in
lumber will still be continued. From
Fairmont (ihe county seat to Balti.
more, is a distance Of three hundred
miles, and the railroad between the
two places crosses the great Allegheny
range of mountains. Yet, we see,
from the fine spirit of the people, that
transportation over these three hlli-
dred miles of railroad will work a
reyolutioninthe arrangement of farms
and the prospects Of the farmers, -7-.
In yiewlof these facts, the Enquirer
veil asks: sfWhat shall we say Of
Eastern members, who have driven
almost the whole of Northwest
Virginia enough for q little sovereign
IState) with her great resources, into
the lap Of Baltimore, to the priyation
and impoverishment of their own sea:
port towns! Where is Alexandria!
is she not one Of thefnest interior
ports in the Union, and much nearer
the county of Marion than Baltimorel
So, indeed. is the whole Of the North
Western section of Virginia. The
too, three, or fire landed thousand
dollars worth oftrade from Marion
might just as well be poured into Al
,exandria, and the profit derived IRON 81 n
its expectation or consumption con.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-22
Fast Young l,lLI Men.

Is stated that a failure took place
id Nv York, Of a firm in the dry
gocjobbing trade, whose capital had
beet year since $4,000, and whose
liabiies are Ssso,oo0.i The personal
exPees Of the two members Of the
firm Z given at S37, 900 for eleven
mont, Or three times the whole capt.
tai 1.-THE business. These persons
werelown every smart young men'
totherade, and were favored by Tbs
older uses, from their supposed aSilir
tiesto II a large quantity Of goods.
This sil Of 'ssmartnessp is generally
all on /, surface, and is prevalenti(says
aleiterrom New York; toisome es-
tent, ,,,,,.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-22
Heirs Of Gira,r,.d. sEI

II is stated that The heirs ofthe late
Stephen FGirard are making an effort
10 obtain possession ofthe estate nowin
possession Of the city Of Philadelphia.
The heirs have filed q bill in equity in
the Circuit Court, and have comme en-
menced actions Of ejectmeAt in. that
Court and in the Court Of Nisi'Prius.
This is not The first attempt made by
the heirs to, obtain this immense es-
tate. E1tiil JnehiE IN has .sta.il hs1a ID.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-22
gamnihnses m New York.

II is said iha, there are in the city Of
New York the almost incredible num-
.ber, q upwards SIX hundred and, City
orSnibusses running upon some thirty
lines, aud o%ned Wy some thirty p ina !.
yiddals Of companies, one company
owning sixty.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-22
WASHINGTON, Jan. IL.

John M. CLAYTON, Senator elect from
Delaware, appeared and took his sea-.
Various private bills were passed,
when the Senate went into executive
session on the nomination ofMr. Bad
ger ior.the Supreme Court.
The session was suddenly interrupts
ed by the announcement 81 the death
Of Senator Upham Of Vermont. ..
The Senate then adjourned. m
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-22
Cl,rc,b L,,., N the west

Il is shed that sum, not less than
fly thopnd dollars, is TO be raised for
bailding eurches in The West by va
rpus Congregational bodies through the
lfhefNew Yolk Express says
Ut on Su,day last the collection liiI n
q. Cheesr's church amounted 70 q
bbt one th,usand five hundred dollars,
aih in the tabernacle to no more than
Oh thousand dollars. .g1oiad ~
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-22
Afairsl lin Cuba..l

lecent eve1tsslate That conhdencefs
efely restored in Cuba that business 3 ., !
is prosperous and promising 10 dlflsr.
ensranches. One Of the most satislac.
tod evidences ofthis is the facility
alb, hancewith which moneyohasbeen
off,sd for the construction oiarailroads
snd!her enterprises, f3ic ra e;gv !,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-22
CONGRESS.
From the pi,tss.sg Ds,po'eA.
WAsniNaroS, JAN. ls.
SENATE.

,SENA IE.
Mr.. Cass' resolution calling for inior-
nation touching the 'Sqaier's trcatys
was taken up aud passed.
The senate then took up Mr.. Gwin's
bill proposing The construction of q
Railroad from The Mississippi river 10
the Pacific. Mr.. Gwin made a long
speech in its favor. Mr.. Seward ur-
ged action an The matter. AR. Cass ia
vored the project. MI. Butler oppo-
sed the bill. Mr. Rusk supported it.
Various amendments were proposed
when the matter was postponed until
Monday
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-22
Prn,,ip.aapsEL:rl.aflA, Jan. "a.
Melancholy Suicide.

BENJAMIN lam IL Benjamin, young man
who was married in New York on
"wednesday last committed suicide TO-
day by, hanging himself, Tfe,alleged
cause Us Is lhe discovery thai his wife |, was va
a lunati.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-22
(, wasnlil,saorroes, Jan.14.}
The Republic says,ii-iss generally lbsr
lieyed that MIR. Hunter has refused the
Office of Secretary Of State, because, Mr..
Dix isincludsd in the Cabinet. M ID
Observation-Disclosures 8

11f WAsnINarocN,l Jan. II I1s53aI
2 The recently prepared prepaid pos
tage envelopes have rejected'by
The department; the contractors are
to furnish better specimens blythe LIST
of February.
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HOUSE.

The House took up,he bill 10 pre-
vent frauds onthe Treasury. Various
amendments awere adopted, and the
House adjourned without coming TO vote
on il. tiNl6