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STOP THE R4SCATI

TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD for a man who
calls himself ORIyAL EvRETTE who came 10 nv hOuss
IN February last and sci in 10 work for me- and remained
with me until last Saturday evening; he then my
horse saddle bride and blanket and made his escape and
has not been beard of since He small man. Of rather
yellow compiexiOn about five feet inches high he isl
thin vsaged man, with yeowish hazel eye and O!eFa-
be large his hair straight and black with
few gray hairs he says that he Is 25 years old he is
mild spoken with bat few words he said that he
raised IN East Tennessee aud his father lives in Roans
county, East Tennessee The horse that be carried away
young bay horse two years Id; about fifteen and
halt hands hIgh with bald face and hind feet white 1t
tie above the quarter joints he mas black main and ai
and is rather brown bay; he Of the Tom Hall pacing
stock and can pace very we'll he IS unatered, and shOd
before when he letI.
viii give the above reward to any person who will
bring the and the horse either of then
cure either OF them, and give Information that
get them ). j. klTTREIL.
Lebanon Wilson county Tenn. go
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DIR. J. w. GRAY,

NFFICE No g Cherry street opposite Judge CAtrou's
and next door TO DR.. b. W. Hall Residence City
Hotel sn2s '54-G
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IN CHANCERY ATJACKSON, TENNESSEE.
Pitser Miller, 1Sf



Thos ". Harris, et ais.
IN pursuance to decree, made in the above at the
March Term, 1854 shall Saturday, the 26th day Of
August next sell the Courthouse in the town of Jack
SON that fine AID commodious brick dwelling situated
the South West of the square, known the Armour
house with the three lots Immediately back. Said house
is large and cOmmodious suitable for Dwelling or board
inc bouse-there being some % in the same-wih
good out houses, &c.
TEnNs-Oue third cash, the balance in one and tive
yearsbond and good security required and lien retain
ed-right Of redemption waived.
augS-3wtw. l. CLAhh, W O NJ
STEPHENS 4 STEPHENS, Soils.
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NEW BRUNSWICK RUBBER COMPANY.
WAREHOUSE 100 LIBERTY AND los CEDAR STREET,

MANUFACTURERS and WHOLESALE DEALERS
y in all kinds of RrbOer Goods, ma de under Charles
tfoUdyear's Patent consisting Cf Mems Womens Misses
and Chdren's Metallic Bot, aad Shoes, Coats COaks
Overais oIib, Stay aud iIcG, Bone Dolls Doll Heads
BIDS. T,ys WHIPS. TelthIng huEs, Syunges, Beast
PaIiE~ DC, sc
1 .jove Company "a oulI -oc call from their friends
aud tie lubHC LeIOre purchasing.
iy15-6m JOHNSON LETSON. Prss
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T AND FOR SALE.-A TRACT OF LAND
/ 4 containing about ONE HUNDRED AND SIX acres,
on Hgdes Ferry Turnpike four miles from Nashville,
which 20 acres are in cultivation and the oleraby
well tmbsred in Blue Grass with Dwelling House.
failing water &c, &c.
ALSO, SIXTY ACRES OF LAND threefourths of a
mile from the above very fertile aud heavily TIMBERED
will be sold at AUCTION at the Court House door in
Nashville, the I'd day of SEPTEMBER next, for one
third C IS H. and the rest in ONE AND TWO YEARS
without interest Title unquestiOnable.
W. Driver who resides the first Tract will show the
premises, JOHN RAINS
F. R. RAINS,
sugl 7dtrw&wlm. W, DRIVER.
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01 FEEN IA ,ODtoIta Die h'use On spruce s* ssrse
LsL aoJ sfsbo &c Also small frame house on STr1-
mer street 0sy0"1 -''' WM.G B9ID, Sr
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THE MUTUAL PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE

THE MUTUAL PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
OFFICE over Sheppard Cos. Excha Office, Will
I insure on ind MUTUAL PRINCIPLE, Houses
Merchandise &C., &C., &c, against Loss Damage by
Fire. Steamboats, any of the Western waters against the
Hazards of Inland Navigation and the Ccrgoes of Vessels Of
every description against the Pers Of the Seas and Rivers
Also the Lives of persons in good health for single year.
for of years during life. Also Bank Notes trans
mitted per mail
All persons having teir lives property insured in this
Insttnon entitled to full participation in all the prof
it's without any liability to loss beyond the amount Of Pre-
miums which they may pay.
NJ. S. PITCHER, President
J.B JOHNSON Vice President
@. J. F. WHARTON Secretary. janl
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DON AQUA SPRINGS FOR RENT.-These
ID Springs will be rented for the present year leased
for of years There are extensive accommodations
for visitors and everything necessary to make them
popular place of resort for health pleasure They
several years have been much requened by the citizens
of Davidson Williamson, Maurj and other neighboring
counties ANY one wishing rent lease will address
MRS. ELIZABETH A. WEEMS
Bon Aqua p o.. Hickman county, Tenn,
s. L. FINLEY
81 College street, opposite Planters Bank, Nashville.
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ASSURANCES.

THE UNITED FIREMENS
Insurance Company of Nash
vile.
Capital 100000,
Chartered by the State.
s. full Ht1 Operation, eGn,y and is prepared to -
y take risks on Buildings, Goods, &s54>z4
-tEZ@SA- and Wares and Merchandise, against
LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE.
Also on Goods Wares and Merchandise and Cargoes gen.
orally against the SEAS RIVERS and INLAND TRASsPosTA-
rIov upon favorable terms any Office in the City
Office No. 25, on College street opposite site the sewanee
JouN 5. DAsHrELL, Secretary mylS-tf
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY OF NASH
CAPITAL 100000.
THE COMPANY being fully organized under its Char.
l. ter, granted by the Legislature of Tennessee is
prepared issue Policies against loss damage BY Fire
Buildings, Goods Wares and Merchandise generally.
AIS0-0n shipments against loss or damage BY Seas,
Rivers, Inland Transportation, the most favorabl
terms.
Life and Negro Policies granted at current rates
~ Office No 81 Public Square, up stairs over ". 7.
Berry Co.'S Book Store.
DIRECTORS.
Samuel Seay, X. J. Morris,
L. IL LanieT, ID. ID. Dickey,
L. A. Lanier J. F. Demovile
G. NJ. Nichol, W. Fl. Gordon,
Hu. Douglas, H. B. Morris,
H. s. French, r. N. Williams
p. W Maxey, 7. o. Harris,
4. J. Duncan.
SAMUEL SEAY, President
ISAAC LrTroS. Secretary. Bwe Imy7-tf
TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE COM.
PANY.-CAPITAL $50 600.
OFFICE OVER DYER PEARL d COS. EXCHANGE
OFFICE.
They will make insurance Houses and Goods every de
scrpion against fire. Steamboats, and Cargo against fire
and of the river on the Cargo of Keel Boats and
other crafts and vessels and other cargOes on
the usual terms. JOHN NJ HILL, President.
JOSEPH YAULx, Secretary.
DIREcrORs.-Aex Allison, John Hill, D Fogg NJ
Fogg James Corey, JnO Bass, Joseph Woods, Samue
Seay Matthew Watson, ] White, Jacob McGavOck.
janl
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H. N. MYERS, A. c. CARTER
cG NEW Annn
6AS STOCK OF CARRIAGES. xsS&.$tsssE
"When we have money we ride in chaises
When we have none we walk bejases."
IXTE have just received stock of CARRIAGES,
w consisting of the finest Coaches Calashes Rockaways
French Phetons Broughams, Barouches and Bugges.-
This work selected by Mr. MYERS in the best Manu-
factory in New York. and think is the best stock OF
Carriages offered in the market ID will be sold at
any price above cost.
n. B.-We have made arrangements with three large
Manufactures to keep supplied at the shortest notice
MYERS Il CARTER.
may20-f No So, Lower Market street.
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CIRCULAR SAWS.
GARDELLE Il DELAIGLE,
FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

ACCOMMODATION WHARF,
CHARLESTON, s. C.
T IBERAL advances made On Consgnments of Produce
j. Prompt attention paid to Receiving and Forwarding
Goods.
REFERENCEs:-Bustin Walker Doughty 4 Beall Au
gusta; J. Fraser Il Co, Charleston. Taugl5-6m.
FOR SEPTEMBER,
G0DERS MAGAZINE for September, this day received
by Laug22I F. HAGAN, Market st.
NRACKERS.-Soda Butter and Water Crackers,
- made every day. aug 1871 J. NIXON, Jr.
I OAF BREAD am now selling an excellent arti-
c.e of Loaf Bread Ia ade from wheathourI at the
reduced price. aug l6. J. NIXON, Jr.
CROCKER'S SCHOOL,
At Whites Creek Spring. 70 miles North of Nashville
INHE next session Of TINS School will commence the
first September next The studies will consist of the
Classic Mathematics and the various branches of good
English Education Board, washing lodging, fuel and
lights $50 per session of five mouths.
aug6-w&tW. IT, F. l.. CROCkER.
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Il BROWNS ESSENCE OF JAMAICA
Il GlNGER.-Ths ESSENCE is a preparation Of uuu.
sual excellence In ordinary darrha incipent cholera
in short all of prOstraOn Of the digestive functions
common, II OF Inesmable value. During the pre-
vuence Of epidemic cholera aud summer complaints Of
children, II peculiarly eicdci0Is family individual
traveller should without enables the system to
resist tie influence Of ncpeHt disease which turks in
changing climate
CaUTON.-Be to get the genuine Essence which is
prepared only by F. Brown, his Drug and Chemical
Store T. Corner of Fifth and Chestnut Streets Phadel-
pha and for sale by all the respectable Apothecares the
United States. Gnd in Nashville by W. w. Berry 4 De-
moville, Ewin Bros- Thos. Wells, Il. c. ScOvell.
Ev
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THE. GtEAI aA.'.---
THIS grand exhibition will commence the 26h of Sep
tember, 1854 and continue for FOUR DAYS, Al the
Fair Grounds
Ihese beautiful grounds have been htted up at great
| expense, under the direction Of u committee who have
made every arrangement for the comfort convenience
of vlsiters. and especial the LADIES'.
The number OF stalls and Pens for every kind of stock
have been largely increased now lar exceeding those of
any other fair grounds in the country Most them have
already been engaged by persons distance and should
the public interest increase addition OF several hundred
more will be required.
The Society have also arranged for the completion ofOne
of the
LARGEST PAVILIONS
Ever erected in the state the Canopy alone containing
over 2OOOO feet Of canvass 10000 fees cord witt every
necessary appendage-ths whole weighing over 900 lbs
The erection OF thus pavilion over the beautifully arranged
amPhltheatre, with elevated seats sufficient for
SEVERAL THOUSAND p RSOES
WIN contribute very greatly the ennyEs Of the
son shordng complete protection from the of
sun, and giving the visitor full view Of the circle and
grounds.
POPULATIONS
All articles animals ilrhded tor exhibition posi-
lively be entered before 10 O'Clock the day exhibition
The SOcetys book Of entry w be OpeneJ from day
OF september, and PersJls respectfully requested
make their entries before the days OF the Fair.
No animal viii be admitted the ring without being
confined unless by special permission from the Directors
All the members Of subscribers families under twenty
one years Of age admitted free OF charge.
The Fair Grounds will be opened each morning at
O'Clock and the proceedings commence at 10.
The Association sOlcits com EDITION for the premiums
from every county in the State
The officers OF all ssersOceties respectfully invited
to attend and participate with the pleasures Of theo
casiOn.
Ali the ladies will confer favor BY granting US ttei
presence
WI. CRUTCHER, Sse'y.
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Auction EaisS.
BY j. o. MCGUIRE. Auetionser.
uANpsOME YURNIrURB and HoUsggol,


IL hfects OF Auction.-On TUESDAY moruins.
the 18th Of November st 10 O'CLOCK ct the residsn
OF Jne i. kee3, Esq, on the east side of Twelf b
street, second door north Of tn Kirkwocd Eouse
shall sell all his handsome Furniture ard House.
hold Elects, viz:
Pair Of elegant rosewood French Sofas covered with
Satin damask.oovsred P.rlor Caairs, Ottomans,
Yootstools
Wslnut plush covered Arm and Reception Chairs
Marble top Sofa Table, Etaeere
Egyptian marble top Wine Closet, With . Writing
D.sk attach
Elegant Fren"h plate oval Mantel Mirror with rich
gilt Frame and Brackes
Beautiful inlaid Workstsnd, Chess and Fancy IT,
hlss
Rire Screens, Astral Lamps
Hsndsome blue Damask and Lace Curtsina Oornjce
and Fixtures
Several Excellent Lounges with Pillows
Brussels, Threeply and ingram Carpets
Oilcloth. Mating. Rugs
Very large al 81 front Bookcase
Walnut extension Iining Tables, Te, do
Walnut cane asat and bamboo Chairs
Handsome suite Of Cottage FurGiture
Mahogany DIR ssing Bureaus, Wardrcbes
. 10 1talisn and French Be1steeds
marble top Wsshstsn 6, Toilet Sets
superior hair actresses, French Pillows &C.
very large round soil msLogsny Dining Table
French and Stone China ella sware
TOgsther with Q general ss.ortmen. of K,ths,
Ut-nsijs.
Terms: $50 and under cash over $50 credit O,
sixty and ninety days, for notes satisfactorily en-
iorsed, bearing interest.
JAMES C. MCGUIRE.
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By ROTH WE'LL 4 BROWN, Auct,

~ NV ~ ~ II "a - DHO w AuC
4 DMINIsTR tTOR's SALE OF VALUABLE
IA Horses Carrisge, Buggies. Cart, Sets If Hsr
ness, Ssddles and Brides, &e-By virtue of en- o.,
der of the Orphans Court for Wsshin g on county
in the Dist ict Of Columbia he subscriber admin
istrator On the estate of Charles W. Stewart, de
ceased, vii cell at public sale, on THURSDAY, the
5oth day Of November instant, at III O'Clock O. NJ
in 1rcnt of the Auction Store of Rothwell Brown
on LOUISIANA avenue, opposite the Bank OF Wssl
in2ton and near Centre Market SPACE
One fine stallion, called Mosccw
One fine Mare, one Pony
On. Family Carriage
Two BugRies, in good order
Several sets If Harness
One Cart, Saddles and Brides.
The above stallion, Moscow, Is we'll kroa n rs
having received the premium at beth the P.,ncs
George and Montgomery Counties Agricultural
Feira, and is considered the finest and most yaua.
BILE horse in the Dis riot Of Columbia either for rse
In harness, being very fsst, or for standing Tie
mare is possessed Of good qualities and nCw ui,h
fosl by Moscow he pony Is we'll ad sptei fer a
child or sdy's use. The carrsge buggi.s, cart and
ether articles all nearly new and In good ordsr
The terms Of sale will be: All sums of $50 and
under cash over $50 and under 500, thirty an0
sixty days; 800 aud over 80, so, and 20 days cred
it, for notes with approved endorsers, bearing in
terest from day Of sale.
If the terms Of sale not complied with in three
days after the sale the property will be reeod,
the risk and expense Of tbs ttfaul;ing purchaser
upon one weeks notice.
CHAs. g. WALLtCH. admir-
R0THWELI 4 BROWN,
nov I'd Auctioneera
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ICOMMUNICATED,


BALL OF THE Presidents MOUNTED GUARD
The second annual ball of this fine and ia.
vOrite corps took place at Odd Fellows' Hall
On Thursday evening last. 1t was the good
fortune of the writer to be present on that &C.
casion, and must confess that for order, the
beauty Of the ladies, the kind attention of the
members of the core to the wants of those who
palronized them, has not been and cannot be
surpassed by any other company in the Dis
trict.
The present deep af1iction in the family CT
the popular commandment of this corps, Capt
Peck, and his son-in-law, Ser't King, deprived
the company of heir presence on this occasion
Nevertheless, the ball progressed in the most
admirable manner uLder the management Of
Lieuts Baden and Flint, who gave their 1ols
energies to the discharge of tie duties devolv.
ing upon them. Nothing that could be done
was lett undone by these worthy officers
In regard to the supper, all can say is that
the most fastidious could not fail to be mere
than satisfied. Instead of supper for ball
there was enough of the good things Of this
lie to have satisfied whole regiment MIR.
Columbus, who furnished this repast, is On.
uleo 10 the thanks OF all who were present on
that occasion.
Among the military officers l noticed pr.s.
emit were Col. Hickey, Lieut. Col Riley, Mai
keyworth, Quartermsster McCullom, of the
staff; Capt. SchwarIman and Lieut. Eichorn.
of the German Yagers; Capt. Darlington of
the Washington Light Infantry; as also ex.
Captains Tate, Qate of the Infantry,) and the
eloquent Cutter, late of the Mexican war :
Lieut.. Cohen and Quartermaster Flood of the
Highlanders were also present and attracted
much attention in their new and magnificent
uniform Nor must forget to name the brave
and gallant Capt james Stuart, who COM
manded a COMPANY in the Mexican wor .n1
Was the first to plant the stars and stripe,
upon the walls of Monterey. His old compan-
ions in arms will be pleased to hear that he
is still about and the same glorious old Stuart
This was the best and most brilliant ball of
the season, and establishes the fact that th g
Presidents Mounted Guard never miss fire.
JONES, JR.
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baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, Nov. T.-Howard street four
Is held At - n; City Mills at $500. 5000
bushels of wheat sold-whits at 81 IS 81 sss
Corn-40, 900 bushels sold-white rs rs cts.
yellow 80 s. cts.
The Western rivers are rising, and navigs-
ton improving.
Dispatches from New Orleans say business
Is active. At Charleston and Savannah tie
weather is fine and business improving.
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nov I'D
BY j. G. McaUIRE, Auctioneer.

nELI6HTFUL RESIDENCE IN LAPAYETTE
IL square at Public sale-On MONDAY after
noon, December 18th, 1T eclo,k, on the premises
shall sell that valuable and desirable residence
lately occu led by Thomas Richie, deceased, ad
joining the resuen"e Of W. W. t',rcorsn, ESQ and
rrOuting south on Lafsy-t Tor Preside nts) SQUARE
The lot has trout of 81 feet In hes on moth II
street, and ,uns back 81 test inches to connie
alley 20 feet wide on the opposit. side OF which
stands stable 70 feet by 81! belonging to the prem
isss.
The house is first class double building built In
the most substantial N anner, with ample acoommo
dations for large family disposed to entertain.-
Apart from the main house is lsrgs outbuilding,
for the accommodation Of servants, &c.
Further particulars are deemed unp eeesssry. as
persons disposed TO purchase will doubt ess examine
for themselves. ss the property Ia we'll known.
Terms: One third cash the balance payable in
two equal instruments in one and two years from
the day Of SALE with interest thereon pay bic semi
annually, ard secured b. the notes of the purchase
and deed Of trust on the premises
JAMES e. MCGUIRE,
nov I'd Auctioneer.
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The RACE on sAsURbAY The match race
which took place over the Columbia Course on
Saturday last, between Mr.. Hsrris's bay colt
and Mr.. Suits sorrel colt, for the sum Of $500,
mile heats, to carry 80 pounds eaeh, Afforded
much Amusement to . large company OF the
admirers Of this sport.
The horses were brought to the post little
after two O'Clock, and an even start was effect
ed ; the rider of the sorrel racing at his best
pace to obtain the inside track, which he how.
ever failed to accomplish, for the little bay,
without advantage, held his own. Thus thew
continued locked down the back stretch and
on nearing the half-mile pole, the race seemed
so equal that bet of $25 q side took place
between the owners Of the horses Here, how.
ever, the bay colt showed his head little in
front, increasing his advantage ct every stride
and won the heat by ten yards. Time, 2 min
utes, Sc ,onds
Second heat, the horses went away we'll
together to the quarter pole, where We may
say the contest ended, for the sorrel colt sp-
peared to lose all power of action and the bay
cantered in alone
The afternoons fun closed with some scrub
racing afofding much amusement to the spec.
tators
On Wednesday next the great two mile match
comes Oh, After which a trottirg race in wag-
CONS via take place.
FIRE AND FALSE ALARxs.-On Saturday
night last, about IL O'Clock, fire broke out
in stable near the Long Bridge, which de-
stroyed the stable and large quantity of hay
stored there. This was without doubt the
work OF an incendisry. Mr. Hughes, butcher,
owned the stable
During yesterday several false alarms were
raised, and the fire companies drawn out.
The police officers are again beginning to
enforce the minor law. Several we're arrested
last night, and confined in the guard house
until this morning, when they were heavily
fined. This is right.
DisoRDERLY CoNDUCr.-Wm. Umberfeld,
young man. was arrested on Saturday night,
charged with two violations of law-one break.
ing windows In house on the Avenue; the
other assaulting an old man, and beating him
severely. 1t appears that the old man was
eating his dinner, near the Capitol, and I'm.
berfeld went to him and demanded 1t, and be-.
cause the old man did not give 1t to the young
scamp, he beat him very severely. Captain
Birch sent him to Jail to await a trial on the
charge of assault and battery
BAD HUSBAND. David Moore, a young
able bodied man, was arrested on Saturday
night for i'll treating his wife and family. He
was sent TO the workhouse. This Is the conse-
quence Of drunkenness little boy ten years
of age is the support of the family. the hus
band not furnishing FIVE dollars during two
years. The wretch
WATCH RErURNs.-David Moore, abusing
his wife; workhouse 90 days VIM. TIMBER
field, disorderly conduct; Jail. John. Evans
ysgrant; workhouse 80 days. Ellen Cowan,
disorderly; workhouse 30 days. JAS H. jack
son, colorad minor, pulling FIRE engines; fine
and costs. Richard Bates, do; do Charles
H. Blackston, do; do. Danl. Brown, profanity,
do.
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By j. G. MEG UIRE. Auctioneer
- ale VI VALUABLE PROPERTY ON PRNN-
- s}lvxpia avenue, and fronting Market Space
On ,LhohsDAY, Decenber 18th, at O'Clock D m
l. square $50, corn'r OF Pennsyivania avenue xnd
street north. The ground fronts AZ feet on the
aVsncs, and runs back to c street north, hs,ina
TREE fronts, ore of which Is an open space tn
location ofrrs greet advantages for permanent IN
Tessment in real es's'e in the city Of Washington
ms Gouse will br sold porately, If desired.
Terms: One fourth cash: the balance In three
equal ct 6, 10, and Is months with In.
t-rest, satisfactorily secured.
JAMES G. MoG UTRn,
nov ~ AuctSoneer
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Auction Sales.
By GREEN q SCOTT, Aus,ion.er..

By GREEN q SCOTT, Auetionsers.
~ WEDNESDAY. the goth instant. We thal]
" sell, at 10 O'Clock = M, at the residence Of .
lady declining Housekeeping on the east side o.
svsatn, next to the corner Ct street north, good
assortment OF Furniture, viz:
Mahogany Dressing and other Bureaus
70 hoe portable Wardrobe, With drawers
10 French Bedstead, Washstand and Tables
Gnina glass, orosksry, silver and plated Ware
Ivory hansle Knives and other Table Ware
aeather Beds, Bedding and Mattress
Brussels and other Carpets and Russ
herigerator, Stoves and Kitchen Requisites
Partition Screens, Counter and Bar Fixtures
with many ether articles which We deem unr O.
csssary to emu mera.s. Terms ca h.
GREEN d SCOTT,
nov I'D sn.ti,nsr,
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Rising Of the Ohio River. &C..

CINCINNATI, November d The Ohio river
Il rising, and there lie now four feet Of water
in the channel. The various landings are
crowded with boats receiving freight.
The money market Is quiet. Exchange IL
dropping. On New York We quote it at one to
one and half per cent premium, and for gold
the same rates are asked
Hogs are averaging four dollars, and the
tendency is upwards.
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New YORK, Nov. 7.-FtouT has declined
10; sales Of 5000 barrels Western ct % Iass
IS 81; Southern, $S.50a$9. Whsat-lo, 900
bushels sold, white 81 S5a$2 Corn 90, 900
bushels mixed sold at ssa95c. Cotton dull
osks dull and unchanpe.