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HIRE also Just recsirsi-
NAPOLEON IN EXILE. BY o'Nesra
NAPOLEON, HIS COURT AND FAMILY. By The Ouch
ess D'Abrantes.
The LAND OF THE sARACEN. BY Bayari TAYLOR
WoLFERI'S RooSr. By Washington Irving
ILLUSTRATIONS OF GENIUS. By Henry Giles,
The LIFE AND EPISTLES OF ST PAUL. By HERE,
W. J. COnybard and Rev. J. S. How.op
RESTORATION OF THE MONARCHY IN FRANCE.
By LAmartine. VOL
HISTORY OF THE GIEoNpIsTS Rv ..,,
LIVES OF THE QUEENS OF ENGLAND R, Mis-,
Strickland With Portrait of every Queen
THE WONDERS OF GEOLOGY. By Dr. Mattel
The MEDALS OF CREATION. By Dr. Martei,.
RICHARDSON'S GEOLOGY.
DANTE, Translated into English Verse. With FIsxmau,
Designs.
TAsSoS JERUSALEM DELIVERED. BY wisen.
PLiNf'S NATURAL HISTORY, with Notes
THE NATURAL HISTORY OF MAN. BY Lieut.. Colonel
Charles Hamilton Smith
LAwRENCEs LECTURES on THE NATURAL HIS
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THE GEOGRAPHY OF sTRABO. Literally Tr,D.l,tsd
With Notes.
LILLY'S ASTRoLOGY. IvoI.
CELSIUS ON MEDICINE. Translated by Jas GrsiveMD
pUNCAN'S HISTORY OF RUSSIA. vols I2mo IL
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PoPES HOMER'S ILIAD. illustrated
PoPE'S HOMER's ODYSSEY Illustrated
GU1ZOT'S HISTORY OF CIVILIZATION. vols
XHE RELIGION OF PROTEsrANTs A SAFE WAY TO
SALVATION. By William Chingworth.
CHRIST THE END OF THE LAW: Being the Preface
10 the Geneyan Bible 1850. By john Calvin In Black
Letter.
TACITUS. The Oxford Translation.
THE BOOK OF SPORTS. Bv Pierce Ersn
CYCLOPEDIA OF UNIVERSAL BIOGRAPHY-Fmbr,-
cling Memoirs of the Most Celebrated Persons Of An Tine.
vol.
CYCLoPEDIA OF CHEMISTRY, with Its Application 10
Mineraloey, Physiology and the Arts. ] VOL Emo.
THE LAND WE LIVE IN: Pictorial and Literary
Skeleh-Book Of the British Empire. vol.
MANUAL OF GEOGRA PHICAL SCIENCE. I volume.
With n Atlas.
THE BOOK OF RAPHAEL's CARTOONS. BY Cater
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HOUSEHOLD WORDS: A Weekly Journal. Conducted
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EUROPE IN THE MIDDLE ACES. By Hallam
LITERATURE OF EUROPE. By HsIlam.
CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY OF ENGLAND HsIIam
MORNINGS WITH JESUS. By William Jay.
III Together with many other Valuable
New Publications, Just received by
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NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
Chartered by the General Assembly Of the State.
THE above Institution is permanently located, and /;
i not surpassed BY any similar establishment IN tho
United States in point facilities for imParug thorough
practical knowledge Of the duties of the Accountant
bookkeeping.
THIS Department is under the immediate supervision
the President of the College who is practical book Keeper
having had many years experience IN some oil the largest
counting houses in the Union.
Commercial Law.
This Branch is under the superintendent OF JOHN
widely known lawyer and orator to require any further
notice at our hands
The Course Of Instruction embraces both Reading and
Lectures
Lectures will be delivered at night not to interfere
with his professional engagements.
Mercantile Calculations
by WV FRRREL, NJ Under this head IS embraced every
species OF calculations necessary for or bust
to understand-vz Interest Discount Loss and
Gain, Equations, Exchange, &c. &c.
Terms of Tuition.
Book Keeping, by Double and Single Entry applied
to every variety Of business, both prosperous and
adverse -..---. 50
Commercial Law Lectures including the OF books SIS
Penmanship-For twenty lessons, TO be taken within
For fifty lessons to be taken within three months $40
e. The abeve fees payable, invariably, in advance.
The importance of this rule appear obvious students
enter for unlimited period with the privilege of review
ing at any time during life without extra charge.
This School is in perpetual session. having vacation
hence students may enter at any time and pursue their
studies without interruption.
Merchants and business will be supplied with COM
petent book keepers by applying at this establishment
Good board and lodging be obtained for So per week
No student will be taken for less than Il full course III
whatever branches he pursues.
Time required for full cnurse-frOm six 10 ten weeks.
~ Address - Southern Commercial College, Nashville,
Tenn" ap27-dtw&wly
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OPENING OF THE CANvAss.-The canvass between
the candidates for Governor, was opened at Muir
freesboro on the lst inst. The day was warm anC
sultry. and the accommodations prepared altogeth
er insufficient for the very large crowd in attend
ance No political State campaign was ever opened
with more interest on the part OF the people II
addition to the inh" bitants of the town and county
very large special train brought from Nashville
and other points on the road, from 800 to 900
persons.
The opening speech was made by Gov. johnson
and was to the entire satisfaction Of his numerou:
party friends on the ground. We do not purpose
giving detailed analys of the speeches on the
occasion, as the candidates are to speak here on
Saturday next Gov. Us speech was a calm
though searching and spirited review of the politi-
cal course of Col. Gentry, and an analysis of the
origin, objects tendencies injustice, inappropriate.
ness and fundamental errors of the know nothing
hydra. This subject was treated by him in an
able and efficient manner, and would carry convic-
ton of the aacies of the order to the mind of anv
not so deeply imb9ed with the blindness of bipotry
as to refuse to hear reason.
Col Gentry, we must say dsappointe US sadly.
and if we err not greatly, carried that feeling TO
the breast of many Of his most devoted friends
In regard to his past course, he completely ignored
the many and grave charges preferred by Gov. j.,
and swept over them all with the unsatisfactory
duG IltS eva vi iOttilS W SOucS Ue py cones.
This may satisfy those who are determined to sus-
tain him right or wrong, but how the mass of wings,
whom he has reviled and abused, can stomach the
indifference with which he treats them is more
than we can imagine, and moreover we do not be-
Geye that the calm and rejecting protion of the
party will be satisfied with his course
His speech was composed of the bitterest oppo-
sition to foreigners and clearly established tie fact
that the party he represents does esteem as its
cardinal principle prescription of Catholics for the
sake of their religion.
His remarks on the subject were evidently the
coinage OF calculation, and were fixed up to be
roared every time the wire pulled.
The effort smacked more Of the trite style of
fourth Of July orations than aught else
We were decidedly independent when we went
to Murlreesboro, with our sympathies leaning TO
the side of Johnson, but we feel convinced now
that he occupies the true position on this great
and exciting question, and we shall cheerfully give
him our support and best wishes that be may
arouse the honest part Of the people who have
been lured into the dens Of Know Nothing iniuui.
ty, by false lights and men, into the true open and
undsguised action Of citizens of a great republic,
endowed with great privileges and uurestraned
in their lawful exercise.
We place his name at the head of our paper
Southern Star, Winchester.
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TIE MASSACHUSETTS LEc1sLArrRE. AND SLAYER,

The MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE AND SLAVERY.
The Boston Courier, referring to the fact that
both branches of the Massachusetts Legislature
have passed resolutions for the removal Of Judge
Loring because Of his decision surrendering Burns,
the Virginia fugitive slave slave, says
The whole debate upon the resolves, from the
time Of their inception has been of the most anti
slavery character-every Senator who has spoken
upon the subject has declared himself to be an alb
oltionst, whether he was on one side or the other
with regard to the TeSolves-and the first effective
stroke at the independence ofthe Judiciary of Mas
sachusetts has been made in the arguments ofsnti-
slavery Senators of the present session, and these
arguments did not alone refer TO the action ofJudge
Loring
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Iu Chancery at Lawrenceburg &.
Richard X. Allen, B. NJ, Moore,
rs
! Bill 10 .SrH Lind.

Bill ~ .Sry Land
George 7. Gof, ct as.
ON Motion, and it appearing to the Clerk and Master
~ that Ira c. Golf John c. Golf L. F. Gof and Thomas
c. c. Garland, VIM. Garland, Menoana, Lucinda and Jet.
erson Garland children Of Lucinda Garland deceased
usnresidents of this State is therefore ordered that pub
LEGATION be made for thirty days in the Nashville Union and
american newspaper published in the city of Nashville
requiring said nonresdents TO appear at the Court House
in the town of Lawrenceburg the second Monday in Au
compliments BILL and in default thereof said bill will be
taken for confessed them and set for hearing eDdr
my6-lm. WM. CHAFFIN, C. L NJ
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In Chaacery at Lawrenceburg.

rs. attachment Bill.
G. Wells, ". C. Stephenson etdb
ON Motion, and appearing to the Clerk and Master,
" that G. P. Wells and W. c. Stephenson non-resl-
dents of the State of Tennessee is therefore ordered that
publication be made for thirty days in the Nashville Union
vile, Tenn requiring said nOnresdents to appear at the
Court House in the OF Lawrenceburg the second
Monday in August next then and there plead
demur to compsiuants bill and in default thereof said
bill will be taken for confessed to them and for hear
ing Tparte. W. b. CHAFFlN. &. NJ.
mn; I'm
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NEW ORLEANS, May 5.-Cotton has declined {,
market firm, sales to-day 5000 bales, sales Of the
week 8, l0O imports for the week $4,000 bales
Stock on hand ll4O00 bales; Receipts at this
port less than last year 100000 bales.
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LIS CASiS
Memoirs Of Napoleon.

W. T. BERRY & CO., have just received
MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE, EXILE, AND CoSvERSA-
TONS OF THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON. By the CousK
Dr. Las CAsAs. With Portraits and other Illustrations
edition in vols.
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FAIR PLAY
IN ORDER TO DO EQUAL JUSTICE TO ALL PAR
NF THE CITY. AND TO PRESENT PEPPER

IN ORDER TO DO EQUAL JUSTICE TO ALL PARTS
OF THE CITY, AND TO PRESENT PROPER
EQUILIBRIUM
TAR. ID. T. McGAYOCK has kindly allowed US to
~ bring into market portion of his s4DDITYON-
On THURSDAY the 10th inst, the premises, will
sell 96 LOTS. situated College, Cherry, and Summer
Streets and adjoining the csticausaI burden! These
lots are 50 feet front by ia 'eet deep finely situated
elevated ground, commanding line view Of the City,
River Cap to &c No portion OF our city has improved
more rapidly within The last than that lying North of
the Public Square, and those purchasing that direction
the present ruling ures viii be certain realize hand
some profits. --,f - r
The NOR rH-WESTERN RAILROAD will rtainly Q
built and the Depot it is believed will be located
near some portion Of DR.. McGayocks lands. The public
are most earnestly invited call u.s. get Plots OF the
Ground, and examine the premises for themselves.
THE TERMS IGZLL BE MOST LIBERAL.
credit CT 2, g. and years. for Notes satisfactorily
secured payable in Bank bearing interest and lien re-
tained-Sae 10 commence at 10 O'clock A. M-Omnibuses
will run usual.SIle positive most ndlspnaele.
LINDSEY CROCKETT,
SO, College street.
my6.td.-E. r. GLAsscocK Auct'r
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Attachment NOTICE .
Horace Il. Hammer,
as. Attachment
~ Wjun

NOTICE is hereby given TO said A. C. Wnr, that an Al
tachment has been sued out at the instance of L. Il
Hammer and levied upon his property the 25th March
last which attachment has been returned before Josiah Fer
rss ESQ., Justice of the Peace for Davidson county, and
further proceedings therein stayed according to law until
the 10th day of November next at which time the said
c. VIM is notified attend at the office of said Justice in
the Court House the city of Nashville and defend the
same il he think proper. Il. H. HAMMER.
my6.6m.
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Southern Forwarding House,


Agents IN Nashville for
YOUNG, WYATT co, WYATT co,
savannah, Ga, Charleston. South Carolina
FORWARDING AGENTS & GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
WE would respectfully announce to the Merchants o:
w Nashville and vicinity that we have secured the
services OF the well known house OF Messrs H. COR.
DON CO. whose pleasure il will be to present our for
wadng bills for collection at The counters of our ratrOr
in Nashville Our bills being made payable in Na.hve
will efecuay do away with all the annoyance and ncon
venience heretofore arising from having to purchase drafts
make remitances, leave deposits &c &C
tsods cnnslged TO our care IHtdri1Ay forwarded
the same day OF arrival unless discharged from vessel
ter the railroad depot closed for the night when this
occurs the goods are slowed reproof ehouse
GHl c0teret By t1str0Bce at additional cost - Ddro
We would again ret grateful thanks 10 nerehar Il
generally IN Tennessee for the patronage heretofore lib
orally bestowed upon u.s. and at the time psculy
solicit their busine long they nd 1t to their inter
est TO paFOnize our houses
YOUNG, WYATT 4 co,
Savannah, Ga
WYATT CO,
mayld Charleston, j. c.
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poNEsTTc NkNuFAcTUREs.
One Thousand Town Lots
TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND
Adjoining, the city OF Hickman, KY,
FOR SALE!!

HICKMAN is young and thriving city, situated thirty
miles below the mouth of the Ohio the Mississippi
River enjoys uninterrupted navigation all
year; Is ected BY telegraph with all portions Of
Union by the Hickman and Obon and BY the Nashville and
North Western Railroads with Nashville, Tenn, and all
cities of the South Eastern Atlantic seabOad by the Hck
and obion and Mobile and Ohio Railroads (all
rapid state Of progress with Mobile and New Orleans
all the Southern cities and country the
outlet for large of back county, good
roads, natural and artificial and has Whin years past
doubled ii elf IN wealth and population.
The country tributary to Hickman is excessive and rich
agricultural productions Of both cmRtes-caplbls
tanning populao dense in the world, and
Pldy filling with rch intelligent and industrious people.
Hckmas IS now, without doubt the most prosperous place
In this region of county, and its present
increase Of wealth and population In few years will
outstrip all others.
The lands high, dry gently undulating and within
mile Of the corporate limits. and sold lois of
D. s. 6, g. TO- II, Is, 20, o. 30, and
Encours gements offered to WORKING MEN of all
classes, trades and cangs, native born nauIaked and
foreign. Catholic, Prote -tant and Jew.
This property will ALL, Positively be sold
the highest bidder without reserve, commencing the
2fst Day of May, 1855,
under deed Of rs the Trustee is determined for the
interest OF all parties close the business.
IL y TERMS OF SALE-Ten per cent. down balance In
one two, three, four and years. with
paid promptly at maturity the interest to be remted
q. F. YOUNG, Trustee.
Uiek man XIV Anrl l955-td
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!R Our friend Col ROBERT wEBp, of Noun.
tain Creek, has placed us under obligations for
list of of new subscribers.
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THAT VALUABLE RESIDENCE on Cherry Street, for.
L merly occupied by Gen. Armstrong Applyto
my6-tf LlNDSLEf d CROCKETT.
MITCH cows FOR SALE-Three Cows with young
Nl Caves-good Mixers. Apply 10 the subscriber two
miles est of Nashville on the Charlotte Turnpike Call
at 5 O'Clock and see them MIXED. NJ. BARROW.
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In Chancery at LawrencebuIs.
Wiltshire j. Bristol,


Attachment BIZ.
Wells 4 Stephenson, Il ats
ON Motion, and 1t appearing to the Clerk and Master,
7 that G p Wells and W. G. Stephenson are non resi-
dents of the State of Tennessee il therefore ordered that
publication be made for thirty days in the Nashville Union
and AericdH, newspaper published in the city of Nash
vle requiring said residents TO appear at the Court
House in the town of Lawrenceburg the second Monday
in August next then and there to plead demur
to complanants BILL and il default thereof aid bill will
be taken for confessed them aud set for hearing
g1rte. ny6 lm WI. CHAFFIN, G. NJ.
Public Sale of Valuable Real Estate.
THE COURT HOUSE, at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ. on Sat.
n urday, May 18th, will sell the highest bidder,
for Cash. very valuable Lot in Edgefeld opposite Shell.
bys Addition; fronting rs feet Sycamore street. and
running back 2l0 feet to aley-Sycamore street runs
parallel to the Gallatin Pike. Also small Brick Dwelling
in Bosworths Row-he lot fronts about q feet Cherry
street. by 36 feet deep. Also very desirable Building Lot
near the New Orleans Railroad Depot fronting 1872 feet
Hume street. aud running back 1876 feet Terms six and
twelve months credit with interest for notes satisfactorily
secured, PAYABLE in Bank, and lien retained.
very great bargain will be given at private sale any
or all OF the above valuable properly.
J. L R. W. BROWN
Az, Cherry street.
l. II IN .sSroCV Auatir
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Fine fall Bosom Shirts with and without Collars
DOCOlOTed do " do
Together with handsome assortment Of Rufas Collars
every sly e Cravats. Half Hose &C. &C. in fact eyerythn
elegant in line
MYERS < McGILL,
LIiisS' and GsEteDesq' $ Fifrnisii1g Store
mayS COrDar S1rare and Collega Sfraat
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Hlck man. KY, April 3, la55-td.

NAPITALISTS.-I will sell from 1000 To 1000 acres
~ Of land, which approaches within 81 mile of Nor
mandy Nashville and Chattanooga RailrOad-the most of
which is well tmbered with the best of poplar walnut
Oak, chestnut and every variety Of timber common in our
country; good water, valuable sites for steam mills and
other machinery. Terms moderate Call and see
apl8-w5t WILLIS BLANTON
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XNE ARE NOW RECEIVING OUR SPRING STOCK
w OF Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, selected
with great from the latest importaons and redu
ced prces We are prepared to CRAFTY the most stdous
IN taste as well the most economical in prices We
nesty solicit for the firm the continuance of the
rOus patrons of the former firms of the house and as
all persons wishing te purchase Seasonable and Cheap
Goods
The former stock will be s,ld pricss greatly under
the market value STEVENSON BIRTHRIGHT
ny2 College street.
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r ADIEs' BONNET BOXES.-Just received an
II assortment OF Ladies' Bonnet Boxes single and dou.
BILE tops. For sale at the lowest prices
mill IA AGE CHURCH, AZ College st.
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Public sale Of 80 Building Lots in
HARDINGS BEAUTIFUL ADDITION TO NASHVILLE
10000 SHINGLES PER DAY.

oU,UOU STfINGLE.S PEK DAT.
HATCHERS New Rotary Single Machine, will be on
i exhibition the Public Square Nashville on SAr-
URDAY next at II o'clock AN Experiments will be made
to test its working There is humbug in this patent 1t
witness its operation. The Agent wishes to sell rights
States and counties There any number of For in
the thing The Machine may be seen the Crucher House.
Call and examine ii. WIN. A. D00LEY.
mv5-9t
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SPECIAL NOTICES
lAdvertisement.l

IT SHOULD UNIVERSALLY KNowSfor it is strictly true
that indigestion is the parent of large proportion of
the fatal Diseases Dyssntery, diarrhsa cholera mo.bus
liver complaint and many other diseases enumerated in
the city inspectors weekly catalogue of deaths gene
rated py indigestion alone Think OF that dyspeptics
think of it all who suffer from disordered stomach and
II you are willing to take good advice, founded upon ex
perence, resort at (dont delay day to Hooaands
German Bitters prepaid by Dr. c. NJ Jackson which, as
Alternative curative, and nvgorant stands alone and
unspproached General depotl20 Arch Street We have
tried these Bers, and know that they are excellent for
the diseases specified above Philadelphia Gig Hen
See advertisement ewd&w
(Advertisement)
CERrFIcArE OF DRUeGtsr.-Testimonias like the fol-
lowing reaching the proprietor continually extong
the efficacy of B. A. Fahnestocks Yermiuge and bearing
witness Of its curative powers. is the great worm de-
sroyer and but for its discovery hundreds now in the
enjoyment of life would have been in their graves Use
it with confidence there IVES preparation pos
sessing such extraordinary powers to expel worms
AUSTIN, Texas, Feb. 81, IS.
Nsssrs B a Fdhnesock d. Co.,, Pifts51rg, Penn.
GkNrLEHux: During the two years that have been sell
ing your celebrated Vermuge have witnessed its efficacy
in expeng worms with satisfaction Ii will certainly e
pei such if there be worms in the system As druggist
take pleasure bearing testimony to the merit of YOUR
valuable Vermfge and but echo the sentiments of num-
bers of my patrons and customers when say that be-
eve be the best article in for the expulsion of
FRANCIS J. DUFFAU.
Sold wholesale and retail by all tn principal druggists
and country merchants throughout the United States
may4-lmw.
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over $500

Notes payable in Bank with approved security
And will be sold in lots to suit dealers
will sell BY catalogue which bill will be cut in due
tme you will the of sale and numerous arti-
Giles that will be sold that have space put in tn is
advertisement The dealers from the surrounding ooun-
es would do well attend this sale as all the above ar
ticles will be closed out regardless of prices.
BARNES,
NASHVILLE May 4, '55-1tw2w Auclioneer
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$1,000,
FURNITURE AT AUCTION

WILL sell $1,000 worth Of Furniture at auction on
i Tuesday and Wednesday the $50 and 24h of May on
College Street. opposite the Union Bank of Tennessee
sstng in part Of the following articles to wit Sofas Dr.
vans Paror Sets fine Cottage Sets Paror Cane and Wood
Seated Chairs Rocking Chairs Of every description Gen.
ire Side Card Extension and Sofa Tables with and With
ont marble, Mahogany, Walnut, Cherry, Rosewood and
Oak Wardrobes. Ma ogany, Walnut Cherry Rosewood
and Oak Bureaus with and without marble tops Mahog-
any, Rosewood Walnut Cherry. Oak and 81 camere Bed
seads OF every quality and style large lot Of Carpeny
Piano Fortes Clocks, Window Shades Hat Racks What
no Foot Stools Otomans Book Cases and in fact great
many articles not necessary TO mention
TERMs.-A sums under 800, Cash.
from 500 to $500 80 days
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NEW FIRM,

T d. STEVENSON, having associated with him in the
l.. Dry Goods business, Nh, J. P. BlRTHRIGHF the
business will b. continued under The firm and style of SFE-
yENsoN BIRrHRIGHT either Of whom have full power to
settle and close the business of the late rm of stevenson
White. lmy2