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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

THE Fine Passenger Steamboat cSTSSn -
L NASHVILLE, Capt. TH0s. BELL EssIDTs-1 !
SNYDER, will leave Paducah for the
above port Sunday, the 4th Of November.
The regular packet SCUBA" will leave here Friday the
Cd day Of November with freight and passengers for the
Nashville. A. HAMILTON, s,a,ts
Oct17-td J. A. McALLISTER & CO., 'sN'
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SUPPLEMENT OF FEEIGHr TaRIzF.
sI-PERINTENnENT,s -

SltthlN tENbENAS Ofhl.tt
NASHVILLE 3 CHArlaSJosA EAILEJAD, 0s. 40, 1875
ON sUa aftor SATURDAY, 2ath mss, Gr4.l AMI flour
- the Nashville and Chattanooga j.,.rOa4 vii 10
charged at below:
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HARPER'S MAG AZINE for October; Also, FRANK LES
LIES GAZETTE OF FASHIONS, can be found at
oct2 BUsl CHARLES W. SMITHS.
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FINE PERFUMERY, &c.
LADIES' SLIPPERS.

I AIDES brown French Toilet slippers;
II fine Black Kid Slippers, Pain and Tsinlsaeas
openei this day By JOHN RAMAGE,
s-uas a College 81
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New Book on Missions.

4 CYCLOPEDIA or MISSIONS: Containing eaurre-
n hensve view OF Missionary operations throughout
World. With Geographical Descriptions and OF the
socia Moral and Rel sous condition OF he people BY Rev
HAKyEY NEwoosB.
The attention Of Clrrgymen OF az Denominations +, in
Vited 10 the above work. For "a by
CHARLES " SMITH.
oci9 quo Al College street
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ADVANCE IN POWDER.

Owing ts advanced price in 50 petre Ak the prices
" of Powder this date ~ the following
Fsr Dapouts Rihs Powder, per keg, a. %
IN
quarter" 20
"a Tennessee Blasting, $50
Nashville Sept, 1, 1885,
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MONDAY mORNING, OCT. 22.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
RIVER AID STEAMBOAT NEWS.

gg- We are authorz d 70 announce the name OF JOHA
MCINTOSH candidate fr be Office ri State Treasurer
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a.ARGE nrnt.EN D

FINE GOLD WATCHES AND JEGELRT AT AUCTION.
rTNHIs, Tuesday evening, Oct 5th ard to-uaorrov Il
even ,g AZ : of.fa-s w shau Offer the 6nesl "a.
10. Of GOLD WATCHES eyer oEsredin this market d.S8
con17rising IS cold Watches from The most celebrated
makers; English lever, Anchor Lever, ans Lepin4
Wgsf $ 10 1Den and ru-tiur extra tne Gene
Watches suilabl 81 Ladies, also 2jt Sold uafd fess
aud Fob Chains Co.'s Breast Pms Ear and tiser hngss
Bracelets Lockets, Thimblcs Pens and Pencils SC, sc
Sale positive without reserve, being the stock CT Geaer
dscnnc burmese Every article warranted re0resentd,
or no sale GeGeueu wishing 90 inspec he soct, or
make pur he az ur yte sale are invited 10 examine dn-
rilE lie 1av. GENJ ? SHIELDS,
80. y Public Square,
cst.G-zg Oeu7site Vsutsr-' Sank.
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Pure Drugs and Chemicals.

LARGE Invoice Of Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Dve
Stc Instruments Perfumery, Fancy Good, Brushes,
&C lust received and for sale small advance upon East
ern cost, by SfHEiCh,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
ITninn SITS NashYie. Tenn.
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FINE MILLINERY.-At Mrs. a. Crookers' Mil
linery Establishment on Union Street, will be
found the most tasty assortment of Head and
Neck ornaments, and Dressing, we have ever
seen in the city. We understand that Mrs. G..
has just returned from the Eastern Cities,
where she has procured all the latest styles Of
Fashionable Head Gear Her establishment
appears to US really neat, beautiful, and ele,
CANT. Ladies who are in need Of trimmings
in that particular line, would do well to call at
Mrs O.. and get their beauty more elegantly
embellshed.
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MOUNT OLIVET CEMETERY.
A a meeting of the Stockholders of the Mount Oivet
Il Cemetery, held at the Office Of Lindsey Crockett
this day, the following gentlemen unanimously
elected Directors:
Avs Lindsey, J. II. Buddeke,
b. W, Hall, r. A Herman,
A. Nelson, +. Morgan,
G. W. Nance.
Amer the election the Board met and organized. A. V.
s udsey elected President, and c. ". Nance, Seere-
tary and Treasurer.
The Company is now permanently organized, and active
steps will be taken Immediately lay OF the grounds IN
handsome style and 10 bring the lots into market II u
the ntnton Of the Board o directors 10 spare expense
or pains TO make it such Cemetery the wealth and
taste Of our community require,
A. v 8. LINDSEY, President
c. w NANCE, Secretary.
sept I, 1855. sepS-u
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500 RENABD.

u ANkyYA on Monday rieht the 2ist inst Wade N the
u employment Of Dir. Charles a. Martin, o. This city,
TWO NEGRO AisN, na'us3 liH AMI Aibttf. They are
aSoGt twenty five years 81 age; OF -tr complex had
with them slit q clothes, rr7lc % green cssinett
and silk halls JIH O. lsCGt Eve feet eight inches
highs weighs a. Is lS9 lbs, vel formed high forehead and
pleasing Cc1utcrEr; AXIS qli-s When spCaen %, Wa
raised Waiau-sor county ~ Thomas petEay. ALBERT
ar0Ht feet inches sh; weighs about l5 5s; round
face, good csUta1aBoe with snail round eyes; speaks
rather slow Eh-n sss,n 20; rather humble looking ne
go; was raised tg Gel TdCuas Williams Ct Montgomery,
Ala vii give the above reward L they are taken and
m,s4-tf C. L. NELSON.
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Read AND BE WISE
DE Il known 20 ths citizens Of Nashville and the balance
ID Of the Human Family hat l. j. FLOWERS, No Al I'm
ion street. have just received fine assortment Of Spec
tacIcs, known TO opticians The "C0ucAve Convey
Gasses-better known in this Community as BRAZILIAN
PEBBLES. made from Brazilian Sand which willing
sell az reasonable prices, As follows:
Gold Frame si0e Temples .--........-..t2 90
q" Single - .......... 10 90
Coin Fine Silver Frames Slide Temples ...... 90
/" " - Singh " ...... 81
A 10 selecting Spectacles profess 10 know all about Il,
having paid particular attention that branch Of the bu
suess for the last twenty years. J. FLOWERS,
octl9-u No al Union st., Nashville.
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nHOGASs. caes 1l.,. B-oFaus. received today
- ~ JOHN EANAGE,
Cctl a College rect.
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CARLYLE, III, June 81, 1858.
have used Prof o J. Woods Hair restorative, and have
admired its wonderful effect My hair was becoming,
thought premaure gray but by the Of his Res.Ora
tive 1t has resumed its original color, and have doubt
permanently SO. SIDNEY BREESE,
Ex-senator United States.
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: uEET IsON-lOO bundles Sheet Iron. just reesiv.
- I'd aoa fog 49, - D. ID. plCkAT,
0p2t ao SoiieEe street.
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Nav DIRK, Oct. ~.
Cotton lower, with downward tendency-sales
200, New Orleans middling %, fair lot, upland
middling st, fair upland 90
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CAST STEEL HOES;
ANVILS, BELLOWS;
SOLID BOX VICES;
STOCKS AND DIES;
CHAINS OF ALL KINDS;
MILL SAWS, COTTON CARDS;
PUMP CHAINS;
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Unton adduces the course of the Know
Nothing party Of Pennsylvania to prove that
northern Know Nothingism is hopelessly abo-
itionized, and glories over the rout of the
Know Nothings In Georgia, where Johnson's
tDsmoorat) majority is very large; perhaps
twenty times as large a. at the last previous
election, If the accounts that have reached us
this morning are to be relied on. Msssrs.
Seward, Warner, Cobb, Lumpkin, and A. r.
STEPHENS ara elected to Congress. Mr.. Trippe
Is the only candidate on the american ticket"
who I, yet known to be elected. The result in
two districts remains In doubt. Our impression,
however, 10, that when the official returns
reach Us, 1t will be found that Mr.. Trippe is
the only Know Nothing chosen.
The Istslligeneer rejoices over the deter
minasion Of the Wings of New York to follow
the example of those in Massachusetts, in the
matter Of refusing to fuse with any faction
whatever.
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TEE NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH ORPHANS
A meeting Wa, held in New York, in the Me-
tropolitan Theatre, on Saturday night, to take
measures, for the relief Of the orphans caused
by the ravages of the yellow fever in those
places. The attendance was not large, owing
to the heavy and incessant rain. The meet
ing was eloqusntly addressed by Rev. W. H
Milburn, Rev. Samuel 8. Osgood, Mr.. j. w.
Gerard, DR.. Reese, and Mr.. Greeley. Reso.
buttons were passed, q collection was made,
and committee appointed to solicit contribu.
tions for the relief of the orphans.
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yiction Of duty as was ever shown by persons
Of maturer age.
The following letter from our correspondent
furnishes the names of the dead not heretofore
reported
Correspondence Of the Evening star.l
PORTSMOUTH, Va, Oct. s.
The yellow fever has not entirely left us yet,
Tor We have had one or two new cases, and
two or three relapses but things begin to look
more cheerful than they have done. When
MN how all is with him at home, he smiles
ana says, Thank you, all vel" or "doing
has been. ~--.t = =" :
We do not know exactly how many persons
nave been buried in Portsmouth, but it is be-
tween nine hundred and thousand; and I
nave no doubt that before it ia done, we shall
nave reached the thousand interments; and
tnat OF Itself tells an awful tale in population
OK three thousand persons that remained here.
Ine DOCTORS that came here to assist in the
epidemic, have all left with the exception of
Two before leaving. all Of them assembled
togetner and held a consultation, as to when
1t would be prudent for persons to return to
portsmouth, and they decided that they should
not return until three or four good frosts and
as many as possibly could had better remain
away until acc IS made here.
Mr. Robt. Thompson is out; Mr.. Savage is
also out.
The following is q list of death for ysster-
day, October 4th: -
John Richardson, Sarah Locking, Mrs. VIM.
Tart, child Of John Lewis, child of Sarah
Lockings, child Of James Emerson, son of
WIN; forde, negro man of DR.. Williamson
total, 8.
Up to the hour Of writing to-day, there has
been but one death-an infant child of Ed.
ward y Winter.
1t should be borne in mind that the chill.
drep reported above are infants whose mothers
have died and left them. their ages ranging
from one day to month old. j. T Il.
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cS The illumination in Paris and the sur
rounding villages, it seems, was by order of
Government, and not at all a voluntary popu-
lar demonstration A Paris correspondent Of
the New York Daily Times says, that in the
village where he resides drummer paraded
the streets at ten O'Clock in the morning, and
after having collected crowd he directed all
the inhabitants of the village to illuminate
their windows on a certain evening by order of
the local authorities, under a penalty of a fine
Of seven aid a half francs for every windc W
not illuminated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-08

ScARcrrT OF SAILoRs.-At the present time,
sailors are very difficult to be obtained at any
price, and one Of the Liverpool packets lay in
the stream three days this week, waiting for
q complement of men to navigate her. The
wages paid are very high, at the rate of sisty
dollars month, for, although the nominal
wages are but twenty dollars month, yet as
the sailors demand two months pay in ad-
vance, and desert as soon as they arrive in
port, it makes the wages amount to fifty to
sixty dollars q MONTHLY. Y. Times, of
SATURDAY..
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gWe have received from the publishers,
Grifiths Il Bates, New York, the October num-
Der Of the United States Nautical Magazine
and Naval Journal. 1t contains much valua-
bic inform alton to al whose business is con-
uscted with the sea.
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III The Greatest Medical Discovery Of
the age is AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.
They don't help complaints, but they cure them
One Box has cured Dyspepsia
Three boxes have cured the worst cases Of Scrof-
ula.
Two boxes have cured Erysipelss.
One box always cures the Jaundice. ..-
Three boxes are sure to cleanse the system from
Boils-often less than one does II. -
Two boxes have completely cured the worst Of
ulcers on the legs.
Small doses seldom fail to cure the Piles
One dose cures the headache arising from foul
stomach.
Strong doses often repeated expel every worm
from the body They should be given to Children
who are always, more or less afflicted with this
scourge. -
A. gentle Physic they have no equal
One box cures arrangement Of the liver.
e AaHa box cures cold. 81
They purity the blood, and thus strike at the
foundation q every disease.
Asa Dinner PHI there Ii not an equal In the
world.
They are purely vegetable and can do no harm,
out 90 accomplish an unaccountable amount Of
Prepared By DR.. J. O. AVER, Lowell, Mass ;,
ana sold BY every respectable druggist
Sold by z. d. 6ILMAN, Wellington, o. NJ !.
LlNTHlCUM, Georgetown; JAMKS COOK q
CO., FredsgislSbuR. IN H-9m
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y Those who require Job Printing Of any
description, and Book Binding In any style
whatever, viii now find our facilities for the
execution of such work unsurpassed in this
city, and our prices very reasonable. Give
the Star Office q call. Counsel before the
Claims Court should cOnfds the printing Of
their briefs to u.
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HIt is mentioned as fact worthy Of no.
tice that the naval armament DESTROYED by the
Russians themselves, to prevent it falling into
the hands of their enemies, exceeded in num-
Der of guns the whole naval force of the Uni.
ted States
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL.

RECEIVED yesterday a choice lot Of HA.
~ VANA CIGARS Of the following brands
which the lovers Of choice Cigars are respectful,
invited TO call and examine:
5000 La SERAFINA, Regalia
1000 LATEMPLANZA, Cilindrado
5000 PARISIMA, Opera
5000 LA urea, do
5000 Ell RAMO, Conchas
5000 La UNION AMERICANA, Lopdres
5000 genuine PRINCIPE.
GEO. w. COCHRAN,
5l4 7th ST., opposite Nat. intelligence once
oct 6-3t
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GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS, &c.

GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS, &c:
w ton of our friends and the public to our stock
Of Fresh Groceries, consisting Of
Fine Green and Black Teas
Java, Rio, and Laguira Conees
Refined and Brown Sugars
Family, Superane, and EKira Flour, In barrels
u and bags
Cheese. Lard, Hams and Shoulders
Grain and Ground Spices Of every description
And every other article necessary to make up
complete assortment.
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
Madeira. Sherry, Port, Claret and Champagne
Wines Of favorite brands, and part very superior
Fine Brandies, .Whiskey, Gins, &c, In wood
and glass
Together with large stock Of Havana, German
and Domestic Cigars. -s. Y : =
We viii ofer the above goods, with many other
articles whic we shall be receiving at such prices
as to make IL an indacement for families and the
trade to give us call before supplying their wants
THOMPSON, HAMILTON CO.,
South sios Pa. avenue, bet. ~ and 9Th SITS.
ct S-N3w = -
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~ Some of the New York city builders
have adopted an excellent "notion" They
insert fire safe in the walls Of the house thew
build, for the preservation of plate, jewelry,
and money. This adds very little to the cost
of house, but is a very great advantage to
its inmates
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u A letter in the ST. Peter (Min.) Courier,
dated Northwest Post, Redwood, states that
desperate battle was fought on the 2lst ult +,
between the Chippewa and Sioux Indians, in
which n Sioux were killed and IL wounded.
Only 4 Chippewas were killed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-08

HIt is stated that one hundred and eigh.
teen thousand persons visited the Paris exhi-
bition on q recent Sunday.
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q Toss, to which, by law, vessel, freight, and
cargo are liable to contribute; and the salvage
diminishes freight in such manner that no more
than rateable freight Is due for the property
actually saved, exclusive of salvage. In this
case freight was allowed only upon that part
Of the cargo which came to the possession of
the United States, after deducting SO mich of
the property saved from the wreck a. WAS re-
CURED to pay salvage. s
Indian Trust Lands in Xansss.-Infor.
nation has been received from the Surveyor
General Of Kansas and Nebraska, % showing
the condition Of the surveys of certain Indian
reservations and from which 1t 10 understood
that those lands will soon be ready for sale
and settlement. The Iowa lands are town
shipped, and the subdivisional surveys are in
progress, and will probably be completed by
the hrst of November next.
The survey Of the Delaware lands win be
completed by the last of November.
The Iowa and Delaware lands can there.
fore be valued and prepared for sale, nearly
as soon As the &c Weas," &c., can be surveyed,
as the latter cannot be completed much before
the middle Of January. 1t, 10 presumed that
all of these lands will be ready for sale in the
coming spring. --t
Re.0pened.-The land officers at Dubuque,
Iowa, were, on Saturday last, instructed by
telegraph and mail, to reopen their Offices for
business-shose Offices having been tempora-
rily closed by orders from the Department.
Appointed. General Saml. Leech, of Iowa
has been appointed receiver Of public moneys
for the Sioux River Land District, Iowa, vice
Archibald 8. Bryant, removed.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Dep artmsnt.-0n Saturday, 9th Of October,
there were Of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books of the Department
For the Treasury Department. 90. $35,l 25 IS
For the Interior DEPARTMENT.. 3,347 20
For the Customs. ............... 1883 80
War Warrants received and en-
tered .........s............. d, 64l 20
War repay warrants received and
entered. ..................... 1881 20
On account of the Navy......... 122, 1856 90
From Customs. ..................1,40 400 694 AZ
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IL Inhalatien for Diseased Lunss.-The
mode OF Inhalation, in cases Of diseased lungs
and throat, recommended by DR.. Curtis in his ad
vertisement, strik0 rs a. the true one. IL Is now
generally admitted by our best physicians, that
local diftcuities can only be successfully treated
oy teeaI applications. This practice has been
pursued from the nrst win respect to external In
.nammation and corrosions, and we see not why
diseases Of the throat and lungs may not be treated
IN the same manner; we believe they may. In
tnls variable climate q ours, where lung and
throat complaints have become 20 prevalent and
me, we earnestly recommend TO the public, and
70 rae amtefsd especially, to avail themselves Of
Dr. Curtis's remedy -(One who has tried 1t. See
advertisement In this paper.
CAufIoH.-Dr Curtis,s Hygeana IL the original
and only genuine article I'm
III DR.. Hoofland's Celebrated German
B.te's.-The condition Of the stomach IN Of vital
importance. No man, woman or child can be
heithy unless the work Of digestion is regularly.
Thoroughly and vigorously performed. With time,
fourths OF civilized society this In not the case
And yet the remedy is within the reach of ali
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS. prerared
by DR. M. Jackson, Philadelphia, viii as sure
ly create regular and healthy action of the stom
ash as oil viii lessen the friction Of machinery
Let the victim Of dyspepsia or indigestion I'm any
Of It's forms, try IL, and we guarantee q good an
petite, physical vigor, arm nerves, sound sleep by
night, and increased cheefulness by day
See advertisement sep la-3m
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UInyalids recovering from the effect Of Fe-
vef Bilious Diseases or long continued illness Of
the only remedy which will revive their dropping
49, $50. stpeU al bad humors from the blood
constitutIU.-,. ---.nt and healthy action,
excite the liver to a p,v--, 80 naIisat to
and by its tonic properties, restore .-.
life and liver.
We can only say THY IT. single bottle Is
worth all the socalled Sarsaparillas In existence
1t contains no Mercury, Opium, or any other
noxious or poisonous drug, and can be given to
the youngest infant without hesitation.
See the certificate of wonderful cures around
the bottles More than five hundred persons In
the city Of Richmond, Va, can testify to its good
effects. See advertisement oct LIN
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OYSTERS & REFR ESHMENr SALOON

OYSTERS & REPRESHMENT SALOON,
No. 4S2 PRNssYLyANIA AvRNrK,
Opposia Extsasios Of ths Treasury BSiidisg.
VVsHE SUBSCRIBERS BEG LEAVE TO IN
l. form their friends and the public n
generally that they have fitted up the&Nlsy
above establishment, and viii be pre- My
pared, in a few days, to serve them
with anything in the eating line The lovers Of
good Oysters are invited to call and try large or
small pla Of Raw, Pried, Roasted, or Stewed:
The BAR is well supplied with all kinds of the
best Of Liquors, Tobacco, Cigars, &c, &c;
wM. LUNSFORD,
]. w. JORDAN.
oc SITS News 81
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III A. the Season approaches for Gentle.
men to replenish their Wardrobe we would ad
wise those in want Of fashionable articles Of dress
to visit the MaYbie Hall CIothimg Emporium Of
N 0 A H w A l. CO, Byotrns' Hotel
new and fashionable for Gentlemen and Youths
wear, in Ready made Clothing and Furnishing
Goods.
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FINE TEAS

A NEW lot OF Fresh BLACK and GREEN
"A T1AS Just received, part very fine, 60
consisting Of Gunpowder, Imperial, Soul -
chong, Oolong, Powchong, Breakfast -
Pecco, and other Teas, and for sale In any guam.
tity.
Always on hand, fresh Burnt and Ground Rio.
Maracaibo, and Java CoRes
Particular attention is called TO our Teas
HALL & HENNING,
&C ST No. $40 Seventh NJ
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1STHE MEMBERS OF THE MILL
o>-Sa tary Association are requested to attend
special meeting. to be held at the aimory Of the
OF the Marion Rifles on MONDAY EVENING
October Sth, at z O'Clock. Ii is important that
everv member should be present
By order: E. R BROWN Sec
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EA CARD.-The Washington Trade and
0>A Benevolent Society Of Journeymen Tail.
ors would respectfully recommend to the public
the following Merchant Tailoring establishments
as every way worthy Of their patronage They
alone pay the bill Of prices established by The
above named Society, viz:
III. F. Loudon & Co. Edw'd Cooley.
r; J. steer, Jas. L. McInto b,
VIM Tucker, Thos Bovine,
Duvall L Bro, Matlock & Grifnth,
Jos. X. Thompson, VIM H. Stanford,
Edw'd M. Drew, Thos X Gray.
p. S.-Strangers designing to work i'm this city
through the season will take ice that those are
the only shops that Society hands are permitted
to work for JAS. LACKEY, Rec Sec.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct. 9Th, 1856.
oc S-et3m
SVOCAL MUS,C.-THK ELEMENTS OF
~ Music MADE RAsY.-A Singing Class
!! now forming, and will have a meeting on
MONDAY NIGHT, Oct. 9Th, at az O'Clock, in
oct 6-2t