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Export of Specie from New York.

The money article of the Journal Of
Commerce states the exports of specie from
that port fol- the week ending Goth Au-
gust at S1,374, 74s. Total since list Janu-
AIRY, S23, 656, 637; same time in 1852,
S13 p763,56l; same time in 1853, ST.
476,554. The exports of this year show
a heavy increase.
The amount of merchandise exported
from the port Of New York to foreign
ports from January Isl to 26,h August i.
stated at $43,547, l62-an increase s;ncs
last year Of more than SIX million. The
foreign goods imported at New York
since ,aS lst January amount TO $3.50. $40 :.
1913. se'e.'s
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iass To suffer for having acted well. i.
Itself species OF reeompense.
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Gorrit Smith and Fred. Douglas

Gernt Smith has addressed d letter to
Frederick Douglas, giving some graphic
and piquant sketches of the members OF
Congress and incidents connected with his
congressional career. He oonfesses that he
has no hope that anything will very soon
be done to get rid OF Slavery, but thinks
that the North might melt the heart OF
the South" # it would only take the
ground that It vii! not rectsnize the va
idity of any Constitution or any law which
recognizes the existence of Slavery. Doug
las lie thinks, had better not so 10 Com
sress bceauSe the members sSqui t5baeeo
! n. - -. IL. ..arn. = Il IL 49, IL
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The ALBEMARLE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
CHARTEnEp CArlTAL S4U0. OOU.

This Company now organized with cash
capital Of $4,000, paid in, is prepared to take
Fire risks in town or country, Marine risks, aud
TO insure the lives of free persons aud slaves on
the same terms as other responsible companies
Ia this State.
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~ We should never speak Of ourselves
good or evil.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-18

W We grow.old more through Incidence
than from age.
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spx@ Cruelty is the reseI. o. bassness and
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-18

ttse fhe ieNoa aaa ksssea Tx faes
OF Natafe saysat aifast ea halt s. .sri,Ss az
the kisses Of some Of his lady friends
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:: Al SiiEs'S
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FOR ALL THE PURPOSES 0rs
IA Willy PHI SIC.

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49,, 1r,r>e nils produce 10 irritation 80. ;.i.
,,.l,Ss It :ri<, from lr.,io'.~,y listing c.-;ru.-
.:,.,r '.rar..c,r.lt IN the bowels. BEN, .U.ciT
.,.,;l.. rn II rm an arse from the. u Ill AIT
,-.,,;.,. i,.. !, ; ,ct;cr any Ttclcill" >h"ri
=. t.l -, i,ijc;o1-lv Minute directions 'r ~
$3.50 j., fine >,\,,.l t;>,..~,.- 10 winch IL, n, r.,
,j.,il. ar. .,i.cr a., the box. Among ,hc com
SAINT ,,hi.i nav, been .r,cc,ii', ,rel nv ,;en
may nction Li,,I C.:a, ,.'. l.. IL t.r.ou> i"rI'
Ill.r.>tir,,. and l- Dt A.,
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:lS..s!ui nm ASrI!4!nlI1.
, y YOU PRAY ?

l. 'u.t :. \ dark stormy nl.M h.
r., / T. wiz !, have I.ov:.cd ahoat ynHr
+. ..ir.:.+ l'.on.h they would tear it down.
....I.~ >.,Ir fellow beings have been il
.....,r.l;l. ~ some are 10 more i'll this
ro-'I. Nl,t vas aIu;ct night OF Sleep to you
,:,-to ,..yl: .!ccp Of death. You were rest
j. on your bed: on the great ocean they
,,r., ,-runn about You see the li"ht, are
j.. l,aitl. and The lcssn.S OF Kind Pow
ne az. r!rst bonn.it'nl. (io'l has watched
t.,. Az! .rar,l,,, YOU, and brought Won o en-
,r upon tie privileges and duties OF 'hc"'y
T., 1ou thank han ;nr it:
1t j. ,r-ii.4. The day hts ra--cd ""j
,iurin. i; vow haze dashed on in Your work
lou have been ~ and clothed, AM have Ind
.;rca.yh 10 i..,rt It's many engagements. y,
.:.c..!c.., 10, l.t !,n you 10 loss 70 ,ou'
pro,,r!v. You l,,.l that Hou lave done
rood business The hour OF rest draws n: u
VA you >'ccr without thanking God tor tn
j,,,-in., o' The day, and asking him to k'c1
,uu ,hrou.h .hr night II,w hard must b
your hcarr.anl bow .:ui i. il all God, mcrcic
,..!j fort. NO .raIciul remembrance.
r. ,e'Jof3 t'> co..". Tie church Lcl
= :irnu. lo nuke il pra!e Til, people az
..o:r- to IT,. nol-r .. God. Ion are pcrini'
T.. t. ioit. fi,-i Ion hca: the PRAYERS A..
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NOTICE

TNNipSE lersons having bcu-ht Los IN tl.e ;-e|
Cemetery. are reminded tia. the FEST OF
JANUARY Was The time wi"a payment for the same
haca,.lc L. Hose who have no. already i'ilA Tor
.!.cit Lot and taken .!eel Of TIE same are r.
,;lc-':l ~ 10 - IMMEDIATELY.
Z. JEWETT, Treasurer.
Ir 1,l,-, St0"a
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THE CAY, ED q n 1 "A n
REM 81.

+ b. CORHAN respectfully rNes 1900. go, -
3. ~: ir;ra. ~, ! ~, ,,hl,, that lie has ren'"Ted
HI. Ua. O., & rrr sore from tie c!l Hat ~taF'
;,rnerlv occupied Iv W. T. E,srialn. 70 a rev
ar.e and com,noc:ous huilding enc door SCUM :"
Ncs>rS no'cs & y, .nirsS Clothing store anu ie''-
II opposite the S.. Jo,In=hurv House
Has made 70 order and repaired at snor' ho''ee'
u Cash Paid icy shipping fur-' CO.,
Oct. %. 1858.
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- Ra+s al Tia g., i.

~ II i.aus, IL the country W. 80 nh
,rc;.'' va, r..: Tat the :ir::,er 30 I ,.:'
- Kill ;tp,.r. all - WIS ~u'h IN rNt'l.c:.
h"a,,s thu; : r;:h Y1,s vi'tou, A.r'.'.l-
IN, IKE .: r.. :; ,ra.' Wien TIE :~.;t'':.'
,Lc:r ..;... -: 'csso:tir:-. lie, init -.'h
g.. ... ~. -: :.9t va to ie dr"o. 81"
II t., -. .... ID, Tia. ia lei cod IL
::r.- l.;:... ~; Ta',l,'s neck. >'.c VOID u
l.. a,,.r !, t,i,,' them by surprise = - noy
III. l.: =. Il. .iuNlnr 0. he bill ;he.' could
,.l run o3t 10. i2r NV. Ills W. thought
su-h .a.-l an that the speaker Wa .sr'a'
* p~.i>o.l. az, It was settled that rl
:: a!H :, c..t One old rst. however. 100
rsalk.,I. tn, the plan w0;i.I 80 dru,t an
.wcr well, IL, H. should IL" 80 hno" WAC
would Ian. !.c icIl on tie eats collar: \
NO one offered 20 % this. the meeting W.
broken w. aud the rats sneak oil 70 t'lc;t
~, ar.l corners. each one thinking t..
49, ay;.hlDr i..i.'t have undertaken tie q,
&
" N l..:':s plan more easily ior o'h'
,... ,.'c ,lgH . g ourselves.
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E1urs, Furs, Eurs:


\ SpIE%piD STDCh Nt ttkS,
s~,nN~l>TiN,. il rst.. 81 IIPfEI>: Veto
I RIMS. tI Frs. Eri'ES. a'1 nN tEtnAlN.
for -a' cheaper tia, The ch''H'>' ~ =" 81! Hat
Ca, :nd Fur Store. olr r'"r rom ~ =, -.
,a,a'~ Ni";i"c >:u!". - W h'i'i->H''->-
=. I,lll,-hury N"y. .. l>'2. ''"I
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Tp1wMIECS OF ALL KINDS

OuY Goods are Ny. INV '','. i'"NN 'o .,, .,c-
with .rc,. care v" i,.l c"rrr' liz. .n,
~, ,.lr,ucnt~ 70 order in II (OODSi '.:'. ~
h.. done: anl TX - d'inr. ah' >'t' ,'.,,@ -.
'm;'..,, .,:,,nj, 81 ISL ANIIAL CLIO HIM.
'''''' W ;....r Il -rtli!cl Oi
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.gnr tIlr Eous ouG &iTI5.
Friendly Scheme Of t,vc CO.,.

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...vL,I t,cnt There :. 4 God vow arc !
,...,l - -. ,o,con.. apl mast answer !
ali Vow arc n,c., ;o,v;.c % &c irrci-
,;uv. :. Won i've vi;iou, PRAYER. i. viii be
sad rl..,:.r to settle IN the cnI. Those who
,rav no.. lev" no Grace ard no GROUND 20
mono
o. .tvan haze i;ve,ir.aye:.c.> III low. do
10 moe i.ar IN tln morning ;,"av IN
ih' ''''"!'.- pr: "i''" Wv
II Ac'''H pa. III" .''' :,
Vs. . '''''' '''' !,'' H., or
VIII . ''" w.t. J. VIA ~
''.'' or "a' year "'"'' '''''''
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j,,u,xIr, Nh, III: beautiful world
r,,c,I L,ow moi what 20 think about it
:or,,.;oc.;. :. al r'.1nc:s and sunshine and
,.., e., ar .,1 thcn Il chances
.,,..,,. .n.,;.;.1 ,r:. and sorrowC,l. and
.1o.,l .,,,.o.. ,,,o ~, In ,hc lives ofthc
.1,. .us ,h.ro a,e BRIGHT .,,v< ike this.
,,',r., .rc .,.n' as # ;:r could take t.iI% Great
,~,,It IN oY. arms. Tion come the gloomy
,..,r,.. wha, HE fire vii. neither burn in onr
-..,r., ~ ~, cnr hcar,bs. and all without and
;,,: ,.o,I co,1 anil 1,r,. Believe. cv-
cry heart has - secret s'rfo"~' "''''" ''''
weird f'''"S nov "''' '''''''."'
'''''' WV
PLAIN TALK.-Hcv. Nathaniel Howe. OF
iicpninton, Mass, was famous Tor ta'kin"
with great nircctncsS Of speech. Ia one OF
his pu''i,h"d ,!iSonrsrs we find the following
~. ,.r. winch vas addressed to his people
Your l@t..:' arc =" firmly iixc'i.tha no r'f'r-
nation i 10 !a'cXnccc'! daring my ministry;
and. indeed. !: wp;iil require more power IN
tho Deity 70 ail;,'rt il. that II did 20 create the
,4osii'. FOX wh"n i,r treated ihc wor'. H. had
1,,,v fo ~, .l.r! t'r"rc Lr lI!if. ar'' there wa
, ,,l . lily no ,,r..
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o, o.,u,. ;,.oros. anil ,h,.
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=. I. - lie ISL -. ! d: 1T :" t.iN u.'.
sa,. -. y II i s@.t-;A:1rr,: 10 ir'rr'.'':'u ;
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HOUSE FCR SELE.

VIZ snn>cfh"r offers ioy sale his n,,v an en-
'!7!:oGs >',''I!.- ii,usc situated O.. Isir-,.s
.:-ce. CO.. 0,,t'W ,>,, =, -. ~
- $50
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Raadv.Wade Clothing

Tb,r v,r fr ,le reason that we reduced ''f ~''"
very low indeed before We c"'hi'hee' ,.nnn
i,s. a,,,! consequently have ifr-h -nl! .;
G0OJS and 'f our own manufacture '"ii,i',,il@ u
I Eu,Lny Ov,rcoat-. Broaacl"th. Pilot
anI Beaver do.. Drc--. Frock and Sack do
E,rA and Fancy Doc-kn Pant Black
and Fancy C:i~-incr" do. wr'''
Sheep Grey and S;,,.ncit do, ;,
Satin. six and Lasting Vest. aIcv' rae anu
Figured do. Valencia, ta>!rerct' ;'hn ""'>
tr,.l,- tbNrr3.l>. &c.
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The K;itish Quarterlic ;
Diackwocd's Magazine.

! iUNAi:N >CrI SEQ. %cw l"r,.cr,..n,e :
nr-9ub, :. ~ ;,.I"v:. E..::-i rc>., ..ct>. 'z.
IHi LONDON I'll t:IrElN EiNlIW C.e.scr
HE li!N" H';Il hENIIN Wig
III Nu.lN t"i'LICAN Ni.\I.V Ia, ..:r,'
liifIL> iNlN>llE r!fI.W, i:5e.1
- irXNnur.> II,iXNl HGHNAGtI!NI 7.
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Mittanccs and communications shuuld alv avs
'ITt>-PN. posi- Pun. 10 HE TllT.l>hcrS,
LEONARD SCOTT & co.

"a Gold Street New York
~ Il. l.. $. & Co. have recently published. and
have now for sale. the ''FARMEE'> Guide. bv Hen
nv stephens. OF Edinburgh and Prof Norton. of
ale College. New Haven complete in vols roval
octave" containing 1000 pages. II steel aic Goo wood
en.raving>. Price in muslin binding. g.
HIS work i NOT the old Book Of thr Farm
lately EE>r >CIrATED and thrown upon the market
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"-LI. I'M WORLD AXn rur REST or
M,>'A'Nh."-1hc Sandu~kv Register re-
marks ;hat a,.h .l-h President Pierce did
not 50, til. he d;d cypress TIE hon, tia. be-
tween 'hc United states and Mexico. "a last
'"4 'Is,'!>hip might be c.,.H,n.rd cad pr
-, '.I." Tie ta.toory l. .;,.ifcl.1
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SrAii>IiCS o.. I'VE GEHVF.-A recent
that since the birth Of our Savior. 1873 years
~incc, ,lirty-'wo thousand millions Of human
beings lave lived upon this earth and of
these all hut about nine hundred and sixty
Nil ion ave gone down to the grave OF this
have died by war: eight thousand millions
by famine and pc>ticncc: five hundred mill
ions by mar'vr'lom: nearly six hundred mill
ions hv intoxicatin. drinks: and the remain
nr thirteen thousand millions naturally o.
,ti,orv, =.
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FuREISHING GOODS!

Men and BOYS ko~ ,th Hat ali prices AID q''i
tie. Fur Ijl,-i oyrr-h.,.- :I.,. HhhrrS. Inrc:-
Canes ami iii fac. everything in the lie OF 'ct'
" ~ "p:srri.
Tn. above stock will I've offered AT prices to II
sure y rcrdv ,.lc ard y i'll be rcI'',: i!" - o':cl
,,;,. y, ,,,,u,,l>r tl, M. # ,,.,pfj, (, .,,k.f
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-12-16
MAGNIFICENT BUILDING ASSOCIATION

NNTE Offering about So valuable Building Lots
w in Edgeed fronting 50 feet Fatherland and Bos
cabee streets and running back 10 feet convenient
slleys on such terms Will enable any to procure
delightful home for ms family. These Lots
Iha Public Square as CanuonS corner-are Of deep soil
and covered viii magnificent Forest trees They will be
sold on eEtraJrdinay SO lar payments con-
cerued.
Tslas: . g. and wears credit with interest from
security required the two first notes only.
purchaser who pay 25 Of the purchase money IN cash
on the other payments and give his note for the other
g-5 Al g. 4 aud D years, with interest from date.
snv one who vl satisfy the owners OF the property that
he viii improve his ,ot neatly can have the same on
rscre8 with interest the principal payable at the end
Of the three Tuuysiuteest payable annually, and no Sc
Cufity required. ,
We arc sincere IN making this remark. No city IN the
Union can produce such lots, with the soil and TIM
bsr a, near the Public Square as Lots the South side
Of the River that readily command from 800 to SlVO per
foot. , ,
The terms will be varied to suit any purchaser provided
he As a building man. Call soon on -
LINDSLEY & CROCKETT,
,,,o, 80 College st
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MERCHANDISE

D
POPULAR TRADE.
SILKS FOR THE MILLIONI!,
PRICES TO SUIT THE SHORT CROPS.
Thompson & Co..
81 Public Square.
A RE receiving their Fall and Winter Stock most
Aof which has been selected since the late enormous
Auction Sales the Eastern Cities and they feel real graft
hcaon in being thus enabled to offer their Goods prices
to suit the present crisis Cash buyers will be surprised
the inducements offered them to spend their money,
SILKS.
Wehave the largest and cheapeslO lot of Silks offered
in this market We have all kinds and styles VARYING
from fifty cents to five or six dollars yard.
Rich Plaid and Stripe Silks;
90 Moire Antique Black and Colcrs;
81 Satin Plaid and Stripes;
Black Satin Plaid and Stripe;
60 all kinds cheap Silks:
de aSoje.
DAMAGED SILKS.
large lot of splendid Black grograin Silks that have
been wet but ere not injured in texture appearance
We are selling themst less than cost and are selling them
wooLLEN DRESS GOODS.
Rich Plaid Valencias;
Plaid and Striped CashmeBes;
De Lanes:
Tartan Plaids, all qualities;
Beautiful Robes de Chambrs for Ladies';
French Merrinoes and Cashmeres, cheap.
Black Satin Faced MerrinOes;
Super Super, Black Cashmerss-
LACE GOODS
Madalon Surpice Collars and Sleeves;
HOniton Lace Colsrets;
Maltese do;
yalenciennes, Patt and English Thread LacsS
Point Lace Capes;
Point Lace Hdkfs;
Real Black Thread Lace Wells;
Great bargains in extra fine French Embd Linen Cambria
Hdks.
CLOAKS AND SHAWLS.
In few days will have open splendid assortment
of COaks, Msntles and fine Shawls
FLANNELS, ETC.
Particular attention requested to stock of Flannes
Best Shaker Flannels;
d" double milled;
Welch do;
% English SWansdOwn, very heaVy-for invaIids.
Mems Boys and all kinds of servants wear Blankets Ia
bic Linens, Sheeting, ETC., etc.
IRISH LINENS
We cannot speak too highly Of our Irish Linens they
are cheaper than
FUR FURSII
On the first day of October will open the spen
did assortment of Furs offered in this cty-a kinds
and from every climate.
CURTAIN GOODS.
Splendid Satin de LANES;
German Demasks;
all kinds of French Cotton Damasks.
HOSIERYI HOSIERYli
We have q cheaper and better assortment of Winter
Hosiery, than we ever offered before.
All kinds Of Ribbons and dress Trimmings.
sep6 THOMPSON 4 CO, No. 81.
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THURsTON q BERNARp,

RE now receiving their stock of Fall and Win 4, s
IA ter Dress Goods, consisting Of Silks CASH NfiH
meres, French and English AefinOs all Wool De- Yti
lanes Hosiery, Gloves, Corset and general assortment
Of Staple Goods.
The above goods were all purchased in the Eastern cities
by one OF the firm since the decline 10 prices Of Foreign
Merchandise, and will be freely offered to the public at
prices that must insure ready sale We respectfully invite
all 70 give our stock examination. ect3u
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STOP THE RASCAL!
FURNITURE! MATTRESSES. PIANOS ~!

FURNITURE! MATTRESSES !! PIANOS!!!
lust received fine assortment of Bed <-z5 =--ssa,
81 sieads, Bureaus Wire and Tin Safes, 2 sEsA
Sofas Sofa Beds, Breakfast Dining, Cen Ss5----al9
tre Side and Work Tables extension Tables, &c, large
OF of Wardrobes Chairs, Of all kinds Window Shades
Clocks, of L. Giberts entire IronTamed
Pianos Carpeung Oil Cloth &C. Mattresses, Shuck Moss
Cotton and CuTled Hair Spring Mattresses kept hand
and made order and warranted. Now is the time
those wanting any articles in my line buy
CASH, approved paper
l. H. MORTON,
iyl2-f a. Union street.
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VALNABLE FAi[N FOX SALE.
CONTAINING between 500 and 600 scres about 200
acres cleared and in high state Of cultivation, with
FOOD ya ~ sud outhouses good orchard and never fall
nr water springs three miles south east OF Paris Henry
calpty Tenn mme iiaey the road leading TO
bur,f ueJChborhood healthy. Terms accommodating.
Persons wishing the Farm will call on the sub
scr Der on the premises. j. L. FONLbh'
ivSO-w till jan IS.
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H LOOMS T. A. N CALL
8. I'll. EOOEgaiS 81 Co.
WHOLESALE GROCERS AND COMMES-
SION MERCHANTS,
AND AGENTS FOE THE SALE OF HAZARD POWDER
No. AZ Public Square, Nashville.
WYE have now in store, and for sale low for Cash
w so hhds. Sugar, all grades;
rs barrels Loaf ana Crushed Sugars;
100 bags fine Salt Factory filed;
100 kegs Nails;
20 bags Pepper, Spice and Ginger;
ceroOns Indigo;
so 14 and Is chests of Tea;
80 boxes Star and Sperm Candies;
I75 " Manufactured Tobacco, all grades;
100000 Regalia Cigars. do;
10 cases VOLTS Schiedam Schnapps;
S Il. LOOMS i co.
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NASHVILLE AND GAINESVILLE PACKET
Mailing three Trims YaeL
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE,
No. So Market Street.
NEW ARRIVAL. DE FALL Ann WINTER CInTHINl

FENHE undersigned has just made large additions IA
to his Fall supply Of Ready Made Clothing, which 81
makes his stock complete. 1t comprises in part II
Cloth ClOaks latest Styles
Tama and Spanish Coaks;
OvercOats of all qualities and styles;
Cloth Frock, Dress Business and Sack Goats,
all cOlOrs;
Cloth, Cashmere Satnet, Tweeds, Jeans,
and other Pants 10 great variety;
Silks Satin, Plush and other description OF
Vests very choice stock;
Shirts, Drawers, Suspenders, Cravats, Handker-
chiefs, Socks undershirts Net and Flannel, Trunks,
Valises Carpet Bags, &c, &C., and indeed everything
necessary to gentiemen's Furnishing House.
The CusomDe parment is under the management Of
peenced practical CUTTER and those who may order Cloth
ing made up may rely full satisfaction being given.
lie thanks hIs friends for the patronage which has been
extended him. and hopes for continuance of their ayOrs
Oct22-tjanl N. SULZBACkER Agent
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DRESS GOODS.

No. Union Street.
WE are now Offering q and beautiful assortment
w Of Dress Goods unsurpassed in the market consist
ing oPlain Black Paid Striped and Broeade Silks Cha-
eys in plain coors Plaid and Printed Beages Printed
Jaconet Muslin and LaWns-togsther with general assort-
msnt of Staple Goods Hosiery Parasols Twisted silk
Mitts &C lap261 THURSTON K BERNARD.
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A LSO, IN MAGAZINE:
n 1000 kegs Hazards kentucky Rife Powder
$50 $50 do do do do
1900 kegs Blasting Powder;
1000 canisters Of one pound each Rife do
100 kegs sea shooting do do
100000 ieetof Bacon Bros celebrated Safety Flu
For sale by ; Il. LOOMS CO,
noyl2 Agents for the Nanuiac lurers
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
TINE UNDERSIGNED offers his VALUABLE -,
i FARM, situated in the county Of Madison, le S,'f
miles northeast from Jackson, and miles 4ssA
OF the Mobile and Ohio Railroad the distl nee
from Spring Creek, and contains about zoo
Said Farm has long esteemed of the very be st
in the county, and is located in healthy section, entirely
exempt from the visitation Of Cholera. There $50
acres cleared land and comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE conmodous GIN HOUSE and good COTTON
PRESS-an excellent STABLE and other necessary out
houses
The said Farm has most fertile and productive soil
admirably adapted foT the cultivation OF Cotton, and could
be made OF the best ,karms in West Tennessee,
being well watered with i've neyeTailng Springs, and
beautiful creek.
ANY person desirous of purchasing is invited TO examine
the premises and learn Of the subscriber other particulars
as to terms &c THUS B. FENNER.
y2-6mtriwEw%
IRON AXLES,-ZUO soIt iron 10 81 incneS f0r
4 IssIa nv MCtlREA Il TERRASS
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Fare Reduced!
eARvN PAssAG e FROM CHARLESTON
TO NEW YORK,
TW NTY DOLL A r. S.
United States Mail Line

NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON STEAM
PACKETS SEMI WEEKLY
Nashville, 1900 TONS NJ. Berry Commander.
Marion. 1900 TONS j. Foster, Commander.
yas. Adger, 1900 TONS s, c. Turner Commander.
SoutheYner. 900 tons, Thos. Evan, Commander
- LEAVES Adger's Whsrves, every Wednes
= Ssss dsv and Saturday after the arrival Of the
i7sas-asssss-1s, cars from the South and West.
These steamships were all built for the Line and Tor
safav comfort and speed are unrivaed on the Coast
Tes srppIied with every luxury. Attentive and cour-
teens CommanieIs will insure Travellers of this Line
.yery possible comfort and accommodation
{.
For freight passage, having elegant State Room Ac
Communications, apply to -o,
Charleston, 3. c.
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CAUTION-PAPERS STOLEN.

CAUTION-PAPERS STOLEN.
THE desk my Foundry was broken open on Monday
i night and large quantity of notes. accounts, and
coustabes and lawyers receipts taken therefom.
uon all persons from trading for any such and
counts and will be thankful any clue their recovery
Under the circumstances, will be very thankful to my
old customers forward and settle their accounts
And if the person who took the notes. &C. will leave the
book conaiug list of them where get it will pay
handsome reward for its recovery.
ssDt20-tf SAMUEL p. AMENT.