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p DECOU g. CO., Franklin Clothing

n DECOU & CO., Franklin Clothing
w. Store, Richmond, Va, is the best and cheap.
est store in the city to buy all kinds of READY
MADE CLOTHING.
We are constantly making up and have for sale
all qualities and styles of Garments from which the
most fastidious can select and be suited. The fac-
newest and richest styles of goods as fast as thew
appear in the Northern and Eastern markets. afford
a guarantee that we will be second TO none Ia the
fashionable tasteful and excellent character of our
goods. 1nclnded in our stock, will be found
Dress and Frock Coats. of all colors and materials
suitable to the season.
Plain and Fancy Cashmere Pauts of new and
beautiful patterns.
Rich Fancy and Plain Vests, in great variety.
wardrobe of the gentleman and the man of busiuess
may be met with as above; and all of which we will
sell as cheap as the cheapest and warrant as good az
Clothing, would do well to call at the Franklin Cloth.
ing Store, No. SO Main street.
fe 10 r. DEcOU l. co
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FIRE, LIFE AND MARINE MSu

uhE, LIFE AND MARINE MSU-
AANCE.-Ths Richmond Fire Association ars
sow pIepaled % issue policies Of fnsuxspoo ths
soosS cnscnpuon OF risks - reaeopable terma -
- pstronsee g the public. ApplicelQps will hs Fs-
ns. ne once, No. ~ corner % Main and 81
3ees WHARF the ofacaEs viii cheerfaliy furninh ai
Hfcrmesion that mar Be- require1 All losuoe ptor q
JANEs BOsHER, Prsadsst,
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900 DOLLARS REWARD.-Rana
cNIO way from Mr. John Wright baker a Ne

WOOD.-I offer for sale, at the wood
W yard recently occupied by Mr.. John r. Reeve,
on Broad street. for cash, or to punctua customers
good WOOD, both Pine and Oak, at low prices
having number OF hands engaged iu cutting Wood,
! shall be regularly supplied with it. Through the
kindness of Mr.. Luther r. Ellis and of Mr. B. w Dab
ney, have placed slate at their stores where or.
ed to.
fe l0-Sm IN DAVIS
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Tns RECENT fnx ii Exw Yosx. The N. Y.
Tmes stves the subipired rscapisnllsipn Of losses
By he Ore In Spruce street. Athat city, last Sun.
dayinorning The kesn Harper have again sas
tanned serious los n the destruction of the stereo
type pilates Of LAmsrtines Restoration, shAks
psarA Ssniths Classical Dictionary &c
Loss. Ins.
John g. Helm, leather findings
....... $1,000 ...-. ..--s- .S2uUW $iJsuVU
sardick, Reed = Roberts. pria
Ira Porter, sash and blind factory. 1000
James II. Beneiicf e. Co., printers. 10000 lA,000
The Isdspendeat danes H. Ladd) 5000
Thos. e. Jones' importer OF leather 10000
Edward G. Taylor, bookbinder-. 1000 5000
James D. Torrey, printer. $4,000 1o5oO
Alx'dr Montgomery, publisher. $4,000 $4,000
Ssaday Dispafch. ......-........ 6.000 5000
John J. Reed, printer. 10000 5000
Seth w. Benedict, paper-dealer 5000 1850
Harper & Brothers, losses by de-.
struc,ion Of plates and paper 5000
Carter g. Brothers. pits and paper 5000
Value of ave buildings, Nos 8, 10,
y, IA and l6Spruce street. $4,000 $4,000
AotAi.... -.S~Vl,coV @i~o,ooV
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J. RIED BARRETT,
IA 2l-2m formerly agent of Barrett 4 Newson

NEW CONCERN. - The subscribers
IN have this day eZ.ered into co-partuershiP for
the purpose of conducting General Grocery, Com
mission and Forwarding Business, on Cary street,
opposite the Columbian Hotel They win in q few
days offer good and weI-selected stock OF GRO
Northern markets, principally for cash, to which we
invite the attention of our friends and the trade gem
eraliy. We also solicit consignments of every de-
scription and will make liberal cash advances on the
same, VIII attend to receiving and forwarding
'o'D' upon ING w. B. RADCLIFFE,
fss5f - " DOUGLASS.
Richmond, Dec. 4, 1858. la .
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asAs-,EEMEk FREIGHT, FREIGHT
ss:5:zfzSB Goats ROSE, CABELL and MO-
BILE are running weekly between Richmond and
Tye River and win receive freight for that point,
Scottsville, Lynchburg, any other place on the
canal ENGAGEMENTS solicited for these boats for
the freghtng of iron, plaster lumber machinery,
any article not liable to damage.
w. WALDROP, Agent,
Richmond Planning Mill, 9th street. Paper Mill.
sfe 9-lm
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d NOTICE TO GENILEMEN.-

We are now prepared at the Ladies' Saloon.
No. IS Main street, to manufacture to order
Gentiemen's Boots and Shoes of every de-
SER ption. in the best and most fashionable style
Gent invited to call and leave their orders
We have also constantly on hand, of our own man
utacture every description of Boots and Shoes for
gentlemen, to which their attention il requested.
WHITE PAGE
fe 8 No. IS Main street.
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OWING TO THE ADV ANCE IN
y FLOUR, Bakers have been compelled to adj.
vance the price Of crackers to the following rates IRE.
vVsssr ~ Nj
i.oh I'D.
The cent loaf is now small and IL H. fesrad thsv
wi, oe compelled. to save themselves, to charge
80. ~ -. inc same. $500 JAS
w "A. PRATT, Daguerreotypist, Jas
- Eagle Square, sign of the Gothic Window,
ISrnnMes % take bis superior style Of DA0UER
members Of the Legislature who have not favored
us with call this session. viii please do 40 st once
Horss W. anxious to complete tho picture Of the
NIB. No charge Il made for members
"a WIN. A. PRATT.
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WHIT Err STOCK .-Oyer-
-. Shoes for Gentlemen, Ladiea Misses and
Boys will be sold very cheap to make for sprns
stocs WIN. WALSH
te Sign ofthe Boot, 45 Main st.
hRY GOODS AT COST FOR CASH.
Intending To improve my store. and wishing 10
open with an entirely new stock. Il becoes neces.
sery that should dispose Of my present stuck by lie
18th Of March, which conssts Of the usual assortsnf
70 be found IN . Dry Goods store.
H-Persons In want will find It TO their sdyautate
70 call soon ~ The Goods must be the 18th dsv
of March, 81 ~ WIN. BOQTWn1GHT, III.
10 l7--lm. CONT md Broad ~
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Merino Shirts Drawers, &C. he.
My current expenses being less than oae-hAlf OF
any other house IN my line in Richmond, in addition
to other great facilities affords the opportunity
to offer the greatest inducement to all who intend
purchasing and are In want of good and well made
Clothing An early call is respectfully solicited
J. ID. GOODMAN, lS4 Main st., OPP. Eagle %.
N. B.-I have on hand good lot of Trunks and
Carpet Bags which win be sold unusually low.
fe13 J. ID. q.
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REMOVAL,-A CHANCE FOR BAR
~ GAINS in CHINA, OCKERY AND
EGGLESTON, FITZGERALD = 90

a. 10. Il rearl street. offer for sale -
~ osFs MO, Lseuayra and Java Coffee 165 packa-
crop \. b. and P. r. Sugar: IS nscEsss.M nnos, nsw
L Moi s loe boxes Adamantine and Tallow Can
ssx sw issss nails ~ assorted Sizes with full and
CigarR Smekins and Chewing Tobacco. Ac Nq1oi''
E6GLESTON, FITZGERALD CO..
30 No. IA Pearl street
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P. s. All goods by this line from Philadelphia, vii
be discharged Tuesdays and Saturdays, and after
they delivered on the wharf shall be considered
by the Company at the risk of the owners.
NH ROBERT RANKIN, Agent.
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HO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. = Inc
~ undsrdxped have associsted themselves togeth-
or, under the style and firm of BARRETT, WAL
LER CO. for the purposs ofcoId1ssing genera r =,
the house recently occupied by Messrs DEANE =
BROWN near the Basin, In the city of Richmond
They will give strict attention to the sale OF froduce
Lime Guano, Plaster, Cement, Farming lmPie-
ments, Machinery. any and everything that may De
ordered from them. .a@e
VIII also receive and forward Goods OF every de-
scription with the utmost dispatch. -
49, JOHN B. BARRETT. Danville, 81
of the firm of Barrett L Richmond.
ARCHIBALD p. WALLER,
Caroline county.
T. RIED BARRETT,
Ia 9f-2m formerly agent of Barrett Newton
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Al PROPERTY IN WAYNESBORO'
E:l FOR SALE.-The Subscriber offers for sale
privately, his property near. Waynesboro' Augusta,
DWELLING HOUSE and TANNERY. with about
TWELVE ACRES OF CLEARED LAND attached.
This property is directly the line of the Central
Railroad, which is nearly completed from Richmond
to Staunton and is well adaped for public house
The TANNERY will be sold separately if desired.
NJ H. PARRY.
Wavnesboro'. Augusta Co, Va. NH 6-d7t*a
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THINGS IN PHILADELPHIA

The Moral War and tile Pennsvkpan;iau-
The Gratz Estate-Non,iuatiou-
nssMts, &C., @c.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 4, 1854
The Pennsylvanian is out in an article of
over two columns, against the 'gross outrage
perpetrated by the Mayor in breaking up the
Duponcean street houses of i'll fame. The
article is exceedingly sharp Through some
Misunderstanding the birds got out of their
cage, before their recognizances were taken;
and the Mayor not approving the course pur.
sued by two or three of the officers peremptorily
dismissed them. The psrading Of the girls,
through the streets, in broad day, was certain.
Iy in bad taste. to say the least of it,
The Evening Argus states that the "famous
Gra,z estate, which few individuals are
anxious should be purchased by the city at
81 900 per acre, is assessed, and pay taxes to
The city on a valuation of $500 per acre only
The fact is significant The owners ought to
object. hereafter, if the assessors return and
tax the property at the valuation they them
selves put upon it. ?,
Mr.. George H. Huddell, whs has held for
number of years the position of agent for the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Rail-
road Company, has resigned his post for the
purpose OF embarking in other business.
he democrats of the tenth district have
nominated Hon J. Ellis Bonham for Congress
Demp-ter, the vocalist, will give one Of his
Ballad Soirees tomorrow evening.
Parkinson's Monster Coucerts will be given
ct Concert Hall all this week.
The weather 10 awfully hot. At 8 o'clock.
the mercury rose to o..
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A NEW MOVE:
GEN. ALVAREZ IN NEW YORK.
Armed ships Fitting out in Rew York against
Santa Anna
A NEW NOV

We copy the following FROM the New York
Evening Post, Of yesterdays issue, without
vouching for its correctness
The beautiful little war steamer Santa Anna,
built by Westervelt & Co Is attracting good
street, East river, where she is getting ready
for her departure for Vera Crux. SD 10
pierced for IA guns, though she will only nSunt
Ten. These guns are "a Founders, and they
give the steamer . formidable appearance
Her officers and crew coneist of citizens of the
United States, and with the exception of the
captain, their engagements are made for two
years
If the rumors In circulation, however, are to
be believed, Gen. Santa Anna will never SOC
the pretty little craft bearing his nane among
the vessels Of his navy.
It Is said that General Alvarez, the opponent
of Santa Anna, Ii now in this city, engaged in
fitting out an armed expedition against the
present Mexican government. Three or four
vessels have been named as connected with
this business, and, among others, the propeller
steamer Benjamin Franklin which was former
ly engaged in the trade frou New York to .
southern port.
She has on board ten thirty.two FOUNDERS,
and all tho ammunition required for q naval
engagement, if such q thing should become
u0C0eCdIys ~ 10 AOISuSI IuuOI0O ludI ou0 Will
sail from this port several days before the
Santa Anna, and take the latter vessel at sea.
Her officers and crew consist { Americans, all
of whom are to be literally rewarded in case
of success.
The other vessels of Alvarez party are said
to be ship, brig, and schooner. They are
preparing for sea at come point on the North
or East river, but the work is carried on 90
secretly that the precise locality cannot be
discovered.
General Alvarez, though supposed to be in
Mexico worrying Santa Anna, it is stated wa,
seen in this CITY several evenings last week
The most interesting rumor Of all ia that he
was constantly in company with Santa Annals
friends. This has given rise to suspicion
that Alvarez will make an easy conquest Of
| the war steamer after her departure from thil
port. 1t is even intimated that there Is an
understanding between the opposite parties t.
unite at sea and place the Santa Anna in pos.
session of Alvarez.
Some Of the seven millions dollars paid by
| the United States to the Mexican government
| for the Gadsden grant, will likely be carried
| to Vera Cruz In the Santa Anna, and this il
also said to be an inducemont to enlist Ameri
cans in the expedition of Alvarez After the
capture Of the vessel the plumber is to b,
divided
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@'.c I UoSoHSoT 4THUH rom EHTOD6-lReD1
Fivs-dotar Iickets-The Hoteis-Yeiios
Ferer-Military Visitors, DC
NEW YORK, September 1
The European steamers are just now bring
ing back the spring tourists, who went to
Italy, Germany, and Switzerland, for the
summer. Indeed, the berths (homeward) in
most Of the lines are said to DO pre-engsged
into November. The Pacific, which arrived
here on Sunday last. brought $50 passengers,
with 1000 pieces Of baggage. You can imag-
ing the " noise and confusion" during the dis.
embarkation of the passengers
Haekett, the manager of Grisi and Mario,
says that he will reduce the price Of tickets to
1 see 1t stated ia one of our city journals that
the enormous sum of nearly thirteen millions
OF dollars is invested in hotel property in New
York, which sum includes tho cost of furni.
ture and real estate. The St. Nicholas is val.
ued at $SSS, 900; the Metropolitan at $550, 900 :
the Astor at $3.50 900, and the Irving at $500,
600.
:. There was death from yellow fever in the
Marine Hospital, at Tompkinsville, ON Friday.
Other patients, with the same disease, are un.
der treatment there. The Augusta was dis
charging her cargo at quarantine, on Friday,
and will reload and put to sea from whore she
now lies.
The Philadelphia Cavalry, Captain Becker,
accompanied by Major Fritz, Major William,
and other distinguished officers belonging to
the military Of Philadelphia, will visit this
city on Tuesday, by invitation of the Third
Regiment Of Hussars
The crew of the ship John Rutledge, now
lying in the harbor, bound for Liverpool, re.
Voited yesterday. Five Of the ringleaders
were put In irons and conveyed ashore. xJeaa
The corner stone of the first Roman Catholic
Church, at Hoboken, was laid yesterday after.
noon.
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aEoRaErowH CORRESPONDENCE.
GxcReRrows, September 5, 1856.

GxoReRrows, September 5, 1854.
We think if those persons who have hereto
fore advocated the Rock Creek. in preference
to the Great Falls project, for furnishing Wash.
ington and Georgetown with supply of pure
water, would make survey of that stream a,
the present time, they would discover that q
moro ridiculous idea never entered the mind
of man. At many points above Syous' Mill
tho bed Of the stream is nearly dry, tho whole
amount of water passing down it being insult.
fcient to furnish full supply for an ordinary
Touring mill.
arrested on Saturday night by Mr.. w. Brown
and the night watch. charged with having
stolen -four from the mills of Messrs. Boyce and
Taylor Though the -four which was recov.
cred was Not found in their possession, the ev.
idence of their guilt was pretty conclusive
They were committed to Jail by Justice Henry
Reaver.
Notwithstanding the very oppressive and
enervating state of the weather during the las
several days, business along our wkarfs AM
Water street has presented an unusually brisl
and encouraging appearance.
We regret exceedingly to learn that Mr.
and respected citizens, is lying dangerously ill
not expected to recover This is the Richa n
Davis of whom the eccentric Roanoker, Johl
Randolph. once remarked in a speech in tn,
United States House Of Representatives,, wa
the honestest man in Georgetown.
We have been requested by persons livinI
contiguous thereto, to call the attention o
those having charge of the canal basin to th
| Importance Of letting of the water now in ii
so the quantity OF filth there, which is dali,
becoming more offensive, may pass of also
In Its present condition it is detrimental 4
the health Of the neigh borhood. The waite
might be let of and the basin re.flled il
twenty-f0ur hours.
Since the arrival of the last foreign news
our flour market has been less active. Ther
Is but little probability, however, of declin
OF any moment, go long az tho drought con
tinues. Held at 50 25a$9 ST. Wheat, white
81 90; red, 81 IS. Corn in great demand
but mono arriving. SPECTATOR.
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- SYPHILIS, SckoFUl, ASp DIsxasxp BLOOD -Po'
these terrific die as.s "Csrtsrs Spanish Mixture" b
The only eprci6o.
The proprietors have In their pcsseseion over one
hundred rtiicstes Ct the most extraordinary cures
effs ted by L.
We refer you to TIE certificate of Richsrd Adsns
late High sherid Of Richmond, Va: Edwin sur'on
Ccmmissic ner OF the Revenue for Rid ncni: Geo
Welch. Of the Mammoth Circus; Dr. Hendley. O,
Washington CITY; hr. Vim. A. Matthews, ant @ b
Luck, Esq, of Rchmoud, Va; Mir. =. Boydsn, Ky
change Hotsl. Va, ard host q others. who havs
sesn caees Of the worst description cured by Carter
Spanish Mixture. They oil certify that Il h tbs
greatest purifier Of the Hood known.
See advertisement.
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an should DC ussue,xaQy kso,cs-for its atr;otIv
true-thst indigestion is the parent of large prc.
portion of the fatal diseases. Dyssntsry disrrhoea
cholera morbus, liver complaint, and many other
diseases enumerated In the city inspector's weekly
catalogue Of deaths, are generated BY indieestion
alone. Think Of that dyspspticsi think Of s. al VIA
suffer from disordsrsd stomachs and II You are VII.
ling to b guided BY advioe, founosd upon sxperi.
snce resort at onos tdont delay day. to HooHands
which, as an alternative, curative, and iuvigorant
stands alone and unspproachsd. We have tried the
Bittsrs; ssd knsw that that they are excellent for
the diseases specified above For sale b. Asasis IN
usdictns sysrywhssS. ms
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PERSONAL.

.... The steamship Pacific brought over one
OF the most distinguished notabilities in the
British musical world, Miss Louisa Pyne-ac-
eoupanisd by her sister and Mr.. Harrison, a
teaor, who are all to appear In October, at the
Broadway Theatre, New York, and in English
opera Miss Pyns is bsastsd of by the British
public as their sweetest warbler; and the
Queen of England has 80 highly distinguished
her By countenance and favor as to make her
the fashion in the British world.
-. The drsss ball ct Newport came of on
Friday evening last. =. About sixty couple at
tended.
Miss Heron, crowned with California
gold and laurels, commenced an engagement
a. the Walnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia
last evening.
zee. The New York corps editorial are Ger,
tsinly very aspiring in their notions. Greeley
wants to be Governor-which, no doubt, hal
entailed the want Of advertising custom. Ray
mond wants to be Lieutenant Governor, and
Ersstus Brooks wants to 60 to Congress-
80. Tho Boston Post hold. forth a. fol.
1ouss-"We do not say it irreverently, bu
give /. as singular fact, tina. though fer week.
our clergy had been praying for rain, it neve,
cams until the Prayer for RAIN was prin
ted in yesterdays Post 1t began to cloud il
as soon as put in type"
-. Col. Bissell, Of Illinois, who has beer
seriously i'll at Berkeley Springs, Va is no
expected to recover.-Bosf0n Post.
We have seen letter from Berkeley Springs
written on Saturday last, in which the writer
states that Col. Bissell's condition was muci
improved, although the hope was a slight on.
in regard to his ultimate recovery.
80. Hon. w. Everhart, of the sixth district
Psnnsylvania, declines q re-nominstion fol
Congress-
80. The New York papers announce tn.
death Of Francis B. Habsrsham, for ffteer
years an assistant editor Of the Conriey ana
Enquirer.
80. Mr.. Crutchfeld, editor Of the Peters
burg Va) Express, recently succeeded In
making an impression, not upon the mind, bu
upon the body, Of the locel reporter of ,h.
Intslltgenesr. Mr.. Bssche il the name of thu
easgelled reporter.
80. A duel Wa recently fought at village
near Havana between a Senior Gomusio, who
is employed by the Custom House, and Senol
Ssrtorious, the Postmaster General of the
Inland They fought with swords, and both
were wounded. A gambling transaction wal
the cause of the quarrel. They have both
been deprived Of their situations for month,
and were each sentence to four days impris-
onmsnt in The Moro Castle for q breach of the
law.
80. Vim. Avery died at the Boston Luns tic
Asylum, on the LIST inst, of general paralysis
This man has lot walked, fed himself, or
spoken for six years. Nothing certain Is known
OF him, but he is supposed to have been 3
sailor, and between thirty.fys and forty years
Of age.
go. Dona Maria Aessta, resides in Cuba,
assd III. She was born at Santa Crus, Tene-
fns, having crossed the 500 to come to the Is
land only ak years sines.
80. Lord Byron's tragic poem of sardan-
apalusu was produced al tie Bowsry theatre,
Sss Iosk, last evening.
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

7 would respectfully notify my friends and the
L public generally, that have removed my resi-
dence spd place Of business to No 4lO on 7t stree
I've doors north Of my old staBd, and I've doors
south OF the corner Of 7th and II streets. where ]
con inue to csrry on the Undertaking business in
al its branches.
Alt persons desiring nv se vices are cautioned to
be par irular to apply at the plaa and number
above mentioned, IS I AM informed that unpriuei
Piled perfone have assumed my name and answered
my calls. JAMES T. HARVEY
sep5-d1W Up6ertaher.
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LATER FROM TExAs.-The New Orlesns pa.
pers Of the S0th ult, contain later advices
from Texas. The news is not important.
Fights with the Indians and the state Of the
crops still continue to form the staple Of the
editorials Of the Texas papers Yellow fever
was prevailing to considerable extent st Gal.
weston.
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COOPER & WISE,
81 Hanover Street. Baltimore. Md /.
49, DEALERS In LUMBER.

AND ALL KINDS OF IMPORTED WOODS, s.
HAVING commenced the above branch of bins;
IL ness they have, and will constantly keep an
aesortn emit OF the following seasoned WOODS and
UMRKR, suitable for Cabipet, Piano Forte. and
Coach makers, and beg to solicit share Of public
patronage:
Rosewcod Plank and vereers. Mahoesny m
Veneers Walnut do. Walnut and Mahogany Oof
Plank Bass Wood, &c
: Particularly for Piano Forte Makers.
Ivory, Wire, ., numterD Tuning Pins Kew and
Bridge Pins, Buskskins, Cloths and Rrlts.
SHLRLEPS POLISH Tor restoring the polish O
Piano fortss.
YsNd tn the rear Of J. J. Vie 4 Brothers +,
anoforts Mandatory, Hanover street.
Rkp k-ln - =
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Book CONCERN AT NAsHvlLLE-Ths com.
mittee to select site for tho Methodist book
concern at Nashville, Tenn, have purchased
piece OF ground adjoining the City Hotel for
$4,000. nf IL