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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-15

81 The PIONEER printed by Steam on Taylors Large
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TIME spa cious buildings and premises on Fifth stree,
near the site of the s,int"mine House. The building
are new and offer great inducements any one wishin
to go into the Foundry other manufacturing business
as they were built for that purpose. Inquire cr
ct. Paul, Oct. 70. l854-u F. Il J. b. GILMAN.
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,- GLENHOOO CEMETERY,
Office Ne. 2J2 Ra. aIe.. Corntr Ioth sts =

(OvER THE SAVING BASE)
Tv&flS CEMETERY "a laid ont on The plan OF
Il the cetcbffttd u Greenwood, or New y GTk & i
Sltusted on the high ground distant one aud q
quarter miles north Ol LIE Capitol-Nortl Ca apitol
StEeet leadiag directly % the gateway. =
This Company have secured haTter from Con-
gress, apfrOPriaa1 their ground forever 10 burial
purposes, making fcr title to The purchaser, and
prohibiting all enc FDae+Tnsn5 from e gislaticn or
Otherwise which is OF vast Importance TO those
who wish their dead 10 repOse where they have
other cities when the buFal ground becomes valu-
able for other purposes, TO sell It, and throw the
dsad profuiscOusly into enc large pic and legal
measures cannot Pseveat IT. IN no titles are given
to the ground. -.----.---
\. B.-Once open from 10 10 II O'Clock I. III .,
where Pamphlets, containing the Charter, By
Laws, and map OF the groIad, and all other Ia
formation, can be obtained.
All orders left with Mr.. James T. Harvey, No
4lO Seventh street. oIany other undertaken, will lie
promptly attended to. eI3-1yr
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AUCTION SALES.
BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer

BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer. D.
INTENSIVE SALE. OF BEAL ESTATE
IA and Valuable Wharf Property at and
near the south end of 9TH street west, under
Deed Of Trust By virtue OF q deed os trust,
dated May I, 1884, and recorded in Liber J. A
No. ~, foliOs 5, 6, ct seq we shall proceed to
sell, on MONDAY, the 18th day of November
next, at ~ o'clock M ,at public auction, to the
highest bidder, all that pruper,, lying in the city
Of w shington, D. C, known in the plat OF said
city as square numbered 472, together with the
Improvements thereon, (eNceping certain lot Of
ground therein belonging to tn. heirs Of the late
Simon Fraser j the entire Wharf Property lying
west OF. said square, (i72O known as Page $
Wharf Property; the whole of square Al in said
city; and Lets g. a, 5 and s, in Pages subdisi-
sion Of square 800! " The property viii he sold in
lots to suit purchasers.
Terms: Ope:third cash AID the remainder at
., IL, and Is months, with interest, secured by
deed OF I st convey ancing at cost Of purchaS-
ers Sale to commence on Square 472. A plat f
the whole property may be seen at Van Riswiek S
Otic, on 7th street and canal. -'
If the purchaser purchasers should fail 10
comply with the terms Of sale within five days
hereafter the Trustees reserve the right to resell
at their risk and expense.
JOHN 4. FENWICK, r,
s--.- RICHARD WALbACH.{ ifuspeeS'
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
cct l9e0d&dS huctioneer.
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GFFECsAL.e q

~ ciKRKAseRy y DsPARrMKNI, Aug. B. 1886
Nouce Is hereby ygiven to holders OF stock Of the
}oahauthozized by the act OF lSs8, redeemsble on
and after the 12th NQyeilber, 1856 that the whole
or any part Of that stock VIII be purchased by this
department at any time previous TO the Both No
vepbeT next, for which per cent. premium will
: be paid IN addition TO ths suas expressed In the
certificates. ... '.
And to the holders or the stocks OF the ether
loans of the United States, that purchases Of the
same to the amountof 81 $40 ,OOG VIII also be made
during the same period al the following rates:
- For stock CT the loan OF l5i2 premium Of 10
per cea, for stock OF the loans OF s17 and 1913,
pfemium,6s is per cent; aud for stock issued un.
der the act of i5J9, commonly called Texas-in.
demnity stock PreIpiun Of per cent.
Interest will alse be allowed, at the rate stipu-
lated IN the certificates, from the 1st July last to
the day Of settlement here, with one day in addi.
ton, to enable the Treasu.er's dIaft TO reach the
party.
Certificates transmitted to this department; un-
der the present notice should be duly assigned 70
the United States by the party entitled 10 rsesiv.
the purhase-meney.
Payment FOR these stocks will be made by drafts
upon the assistant treasurers at Boston, New York
or Philadelphia, as the parties entitled to receive
the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
p,au 4--dtNOv3o~ Secretary OF the Treasury.
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DECT1SrHY.

nR. MUNsON respectfully calls public atten-
ly IMPROVED method Of setting Ar ESsssSs.Zz
hfclal Teeth, with COltin1Ous Gum, IIkYO
Ae yery PERS ESGIUH OF TIE ARY|Ihis
ryie Of Teeth has, tae 70 loving adyantagCs over
eli others, VII: GREAT rRES G TR, CLEAN
EISESS, COMFORT nd BEAUTY, vteiag
With Nature in these resp Cts and III some Others
errelhnS. PUBLIC Inspection is respectfully sJlic-
tied = '..--
Please call and see specimens.
pcAU rION.-No other DeItisti in the District cf
Gd1mbia has r.ghttO make ttt3 style ofteeth
N B.-feeth cUnstit1.tou4lly healthy, plugged
syd warranted fGE life =-T-.rsarg 80 5tGeT
.QAce and Gouse. No 2S Is street, neaI Tho cor
lkSt9.Peana. avsaae and lita .tscei. ! .--s
sfu<E-H ..--..
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Dr. L. B WEIGHTS
Vegetable LIQUID Catha,tic

or, PLEASANT FAMILY PHYSTC.
yENsE -UNEQUALED SUCCESS AND WON
\ dsTfl popularity Of my "LIQUID CA
THaRTIC" amongst all cl asses OF people ply
- ians, heads OF families, Cover of the differ
eIt almSt ouSes, q. oveIseerS CT various public
Institutions can only be regarded as united
VERDICT OF THE WHOLE COUNTRY
| ia is favor AS amily Physic and Alternative,
II has never yet heen equelled Some Pc sons,
who hav> been dosing the public for years with
their ma ;seous and debiftating compounds, have
endeavOred to bring my % Liquid Catharc'' into
disrepute, bat with so frih'nS effect that Eotice
would besUp; ffIIous. . .--- - -- -.-.
This medicine is not a Cure-au, but IN ny be con-
sidered asps lie f0F the following complaints -
Liver Complaints, Affections of the Bladder aud
Kidneys, Bilious FeWF,. Bronchitis, Co,tiveness,
P;eurisy, owfl Complaint, Pitts, Rlotches on The
Skin, Dropsy, Dizziness, Dyspepsia, eery cffcn-
rioHs, Erysipelas, Fever and Ague, Gogt, Sick
tit adsche, Jaundice, i mpurity Of the Blood Mer-
cur:al Dis ases, all Cn'anpoes Eruptfons speedy
,ensdy Pains iA Side, Ea3 X and Breast. Second,
a-y SYMPTOMS, Ulcers OF a kinds and for al the
purposes Of Family Physic -.
All ages, conditions al a cases can be beneficial
ly tseafed VITA It; and In ali cases OF Debi ity
Weakness at u.. stomach ,.aHd Affections Of the
Ihr !, and RyspePs:a no Ply Slcian should be
scater 1t :et not Ha"scdts tAs weoksSt stomach
tOS f0tince gripping pains, nor isdre the bOtoeIS
rOstiee. fhave ever held all q rtck preparations
In the great abheIence, and can safely say that
have avoided al asSimilatioIls TO quackeIy In Its
r-r.-tF -
THkRE IS SoT A1PARTItts OF MgRcuRY IN 1T.
| can fully assure all who take il that II Is pre-
pared upon the NEST scientific principles, and no.
| thing but " hat IS perfectly wholesome and %"
- .. PURELY VEGEIAB4B Is INIT. .1s-.
haye received from al most yerYpreGiIct where
this Medicine has been Introduced, the most Hat
terng testimonials Of its MIRACULOUS CURES Of
the greatest variety Of complaints yet rendered to
any medicine ,..-.
10. :. ''. THOUSANDS OF MOTHERS
have testified TO its soothing and al healing quail
Ries and many assert quite posi- lively thatthis IS
TaR ONLY reliable FA lilly Pbysic for children or
auuits. .s1's 80. ~EJ > aEz-1T t.-.. --.
| PHYSICIANS pSIvBB = lily TRsJIFE that this Is
tie ONLY GENUINE kennedy siasl,r
hat has yet made its sapPearsnee aud In pr2of of
Ore trial viii prJve to die most incredulGus hat,
wi en- all others dave failed this remedy may be
| relied upon WltheRtire CONFIDENCE g ~ i:e
Full directions accompany each bottle Price
~ and = cents Of ten and twenty. doses. IT
Principal Depot fG9 Broadway, n. y. Sold by.
| srOrT'& i co Washington, D C and by ali
respectable pfdggists thfoug hen, the county -
i1a I3-Efn 70 '.IET5 ~ .li1t & u .alrv nTE3..
4 2
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ftfP0RTisr TO GeNrL.NEN.


CREAf INDUCEMENTS FOR YOU TO
ASI1s L. AN o SRE The undersigned pives
nan nis frie.Ids and the patAic tAat be has
ius: received his stock Of alt and Winter Goods,
mPfsin an the taeststytss and eslerso OF Cloth,
Cas- afn3r4s, and Nesanes; which goods VIII be
madsup p 10 order In tie nIOsi elegant manner, as
EeHay youJe OF he re1t wolknle1 IN Tue -uniled
SIMS at G6rh Tor lJin. 'BefuS agent foT Sc6T T
Ps 3sPoytfS y Fashiohs, fch.h;ay rely upon gel
80 RE4DT-M4DS CLOTHISG =
u oNa Iudk - "a d. over garlnents, FIock,
QfeSs, AMI b lSiaess Gas Pants, aud Vests, from
madiup TO very ,speGiI. quality. - ..--F t-s..-
AL the above gOOI9 vii ue sold at veIy low
prlcss for instance, ssi1oIc salt, Goat, Pants,
and Vest, for the small s1gn " So. - .-''-
~ sUve5coats, be4qHr-i >;yle, ftOln Gle to $50
II Raats, .s.- d. -. do "a a!o 10
HsTsspeclftiiiy soiiGits 4ll from all IL want Of
''Yh-'s 'DFURNISHING GOODS, 80 --.
such as Shirts, nra%srs, OoIss, stocks, Hand
ketctlels, s1rarfsI Umbrellas, &c,' -. ri - q
- - - 3. T. w. BROWHIN6, =
49, ..lg.i unheT ynited States Hotel.
.,,i.n1 ibsty-eh ,j,i asd ~ street>, Ia avenue
- : a.
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HOME MANUFACrURES.

FAIRyLKW o9YTo,g WORKS.
NEAR THE CANAL BAs1N ALEXANDRIA,
FHITzPATIlcK = EI BIKNsl dSyS Pr9PristeFsI ard
PET CHAIN, SAIL TFINE,, VIZ RaPPINa
TWINE, c0kDAGE, C9lTO n s BATS.se. .,
Orders ftcYa merchants in Washington respect
fully solicited Cor any Of the ahoye articles, which
we will deliver Ia Washington lower plan can Ut
had Ia Baltimore or other Northern markets. AL
olers i'll meet with prompt alton, bA address
Ing as above -.,, -,,I-, + d IL. .
LII
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BALLS.
THIRD ANNIVERSARY BALL
Northern Liberties Fire Co

- -'' AT THE ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
On TUESDAY EvENING, November 9th.
T'HE NORTHERN LIBERTIES, FIRE
Il COMPANY take pleasure in announcing to
their ffends and the public generally, that their
Third Annual Ball will take plsce at the As
SEMBLY ROOMS, on TUESDAY EVEN
ING, y ovember 9th, 1855.
The Company pledge themselves that no ex-
PenSe or pains will be spared to make this the
BALL of the season
Firemen are respectfully requested to appear in
uniform. :.
The very best Cotillon Music has been engaged
for the occasion. s--.--.' ,.-.- =.
Tickets ONE EDOLLAR-admitting a gentle
man and ladies; to be had Of my of the men,
beTs: and at the door on the event X ofthe Ball.
Managers.
p Robertson, Culverwe1l, f Hoover,
II Goddard, jrT Dawson, Nfatlock
j Il Haueck, Stafford, Columbus,
Williams, ST. v johnson, w Taylor,
j ii Keenan,, i SLraus, - w Smith.
e L Lowry, ] II Burch, .. -.
oc2i-W ThS&eotd
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COFFIN wARsROON, &c.

IWIt.LIAM PLANT i CO, UNDERTA-
Us UsKERS-resideacc zig Seventh
street, between u and streets
fnterments procured In any ground
or cemetery, COeins, Caps, SLrolds, Carriages,
Hezrse, and every article for interments OF
the best qualify furnished at short notice, on the
most reasonable terms, and at ait hours OF the
night. Having dls exclusive right ofSCrump's
Patent Corpse PresaIver, we guarantee 10 keep the
dead fOr a,fy leaStn OF time iy lily
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NANUFACTURED BIZ
ID ID y A L. ID h e EDY,
}. l2O War -sn street, ROzbHry, VI

PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
Wholesale Agents - y W York City, c. V.
CIICKNER, S1 Barclay street; G. II RING,
1872 Broadway; A. Il & ID SANDS, 1GO Fulton
street. PIiladelphia, 4. w DYOf'f IL SONS
Ba tim1r-, BROWN L BROTHER, CANDY &
ITCH. Alexandria PEEL Il STEVENS.
At Retail by al respectable Druggists ia the
United states ald Britt n Provinces, and also by
the Druggists Of this CITY oCt2i-1y
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+. yOEN z. sLvANs. -- WILLIAM THOMPSON
30 - EiyANS THOMPSON,
- go pRALERsIy
HARDWARE, COACH TRIMMINGS, &c.,
No. 3J6 Penn Viva ala avenue,
tsfvssS Ni.!k dsd II sts, Washington, d. @.


HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE
Britannia, German Silver, AlGata and Silver Pla-
ted, Tea, Table and Dessert Spoons
cdrvers and Forks, Steets, Knives with and with
.'out Forks -..-.
Brass, Britannia, Block Fin and Plated Candle
sticks, Shovel and ToRgs, Waffe lions, Sad
<.--.- Irons
, Assun and Bell Metal Kettles, Furnaces, Grid.
irons, Ovens, &c.
BUILDING MATERIALS.
Rural Cottage, Closet, Cupboard, Chest, TIL, Pad
and Trunk Locks -
shHtle, Door and Bird Hinges, screws, Cut and
Wrought y ails, Bolts
Braa's shutter screws and St,ibos, Door Springs,
Handrail Screws, Door Knobs
Bell Pulls Door Shelves and Rail. 30.
CABIN EFT NJ AkERS' GOODS.
Hair EIa-k, C2fied Hail.: Moss, Gimps, sofa and
Chair Springs
Veaihl'TBN HsOkS, Rack PtIlte2s, z Roller Eads
- Brackets, Furniture Nails
elue, Caan Handles and Screws, Diamond Screw
Plates, &c
CARPENTERS GOODS.
Plane, saws, pTswing klyes, ,Sqeseshayes,
Chisels and GougeS, pf2ne irons
Augsfs, Braces and Bits, Boring Machines HaH-
.-mers, HatSh@ts, Daveis
Beyels, 50 Iares, Guag -, Axes, &c
BLACKSMITH Il COACH MAKERS GOODS
Black aud Bright Springs, AxleS. FeEloes Shafts
g. Spokss, Hubs, Bows, Holes
Sleigh Runners. Silyerei aud Brass Bands, Stump
Joints, StuaIa Collars, ,t0p Props
Curtain tEa;aes, Lamps, Inside Innings, Lining
Silks, DaInasS. Scanning Cords
Tu.ts, TassplS, Buttons, TacES, Ennges, Laccs
:. and Pia!n and EnamelleG Cany.5s -
Russia Duck, Enamelied Leather, Dash Leather,
sc. -a kLEANS i THOMPSON,
k-Sm Pa.
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MISS III T. II II; L haVlng c0mmenCtd htf
Isl classes on Monday, Septe nter 17th, az he's
residence on sth street, one door from +, is pre-
pared to Offer to limited number cf young ladies
every poss,b advantage Cor pnrsutng thorough
course of English and French studies
An arrangement could be made by Whic one
or two children might be accommodated as per-
maneGt or weekly boa1ders -. 80. ..-y.-T
For terms aud other particulars see circuiars-
sep 26-wtf '-.-t : .'' 80 -. - -..-
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EsPUTA's, EXCELSIOR BAND.
yI,His Band is now again fully organiied
= l. They lrows number eighteen, ,9Perfesmers,
and .comp;ise the best musical tatent IN
this city! This Band is now ready'to furnish
any humber OF Ausieians on al Occasions for
Military OF, Civic Parades, Parties. Balls, ZIG
Mics; Serenades, * ,and ttv'y guarantee TO give
entire satisfaction on ali occasions. ae itstnl
thankful for pas favors, would respectfully solicit
a continu 1nce Of PUBLIC patronage. nj -
lloIders lei at Messrs Hilbus Hits Music
Store i'll be prnttuaih atsend I'd to, or by 2ppii
cation to the Leader, At No. 54a Seventh street
cast. near the Navy Yard
JOHN ESPUTA,
l. sen l7-h1a&.yE .'.:a!iC = > o. Leader.
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: = 2 I.ESCn uoOt MAKEk.

",Iz - FRENCH 1901 MAKER. -.
IACDB ROLF STEINER, No. iSI Eighth ST,
J J,.nesr,Pa avenue Is now prepared 10 ssSsp
M M ie ths most Fas Lin,l. biz + reach Boats u
Hi, lols eIperIence and pIa tee IN thi9S
bransh 0f .he business ia Paris and ~"
York Justify hin iD saYl0S maj lis Do'l9 cAnh0t
besxeelis in this county
a. on hand I"t already made up, To which
the particular atienr5a bf sshttenfsn Are Invited.
sep Ila snf. : . Z ? e. :. =
EyfHa pf,,TEp, TEA SETS, 1..E-
4 tBATA FORKS ~, SPopHs, 81 RE-
,Ensnei a bssuilfdI ass ,nment latest styles
$TfED TEA SETS, CAKE BASKETS, AL
nfH FORKS, CASroR5 SrYOSS4-& !;
go he bssf snit ? Of TAB4lE cUTt fs y, .sa7 a,
dwhifA II a. sW Gi'tf FRO o'&fSSfets;,,oo 10
32I Pa ayrnIs, between 9ih and'ro'hsS
os IL
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EDUCATIONAL
MR.. BUSHNELL,S SCHOOL,

. NIX, -BJ JSHNELL-S SCEfOULi
No. All Thirteenth strset, bettcse,t F.dRd q Sts,
U,OR ADMISSION, OR FOR CIRcU LARS,
L containing all necessary information, apply 10
the Principal. go. = Get l3-eoim*
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/ CONCLUSION TOMORROW !
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RIVER NFW2

REPORTED Ply CAPT. HARRISON, STEAMBOAT AGEHt.
NASHVILLE Feb. "a PA
The river still recede with &c inches large on the Shoals
Wind N E. Siill cloudy; prospects fer snow or rain
not SO hattering as heretofore
Steamer VIM. Phillips The GAINESVILLE packet IS laid up
for want Of business
Small lots Of freight occasionally re4hipped Fl en-
boats below upon orders sent down.
Arri7sd-Dr. Robertson irsm Paduczh; Huntsville, do
Departed Republic for Paducah; DIR. Robertson, for
Memphis.
Accounts from the Ohio and The Upper Mississippi not so
aaering for resumption Of navigation as heretofore.
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE.

r WISH to rent my House and Lot in the suburbs IL
i of Nashville, the distance from the Public It'll
good and other conveniences The lot
tns five and half of ground three OF
which is welLenclosed garden. There the lot
number of peach cherry and other ALSO brick
stable and carriage house. will this property low
to good tenant. WM. 5. LANGD0S.
.ly@ Refer to LINDSEY 4 CROCKETT. ian26-H
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THE subscriber has discontinued the manufacture OF
l. Tobacco in this city, and will commence manuactur
ing at st Louis, where only in the West Fine Leaf
be obtained suitable for his celebrated Nail Rod Twist
Nectar and IXL Tobaccos All oruers sent TO ST.
Louis after April lst left with Morrison Co, who
will be my agents in this city, and will keep stock on
hand, will be promptly attended to. Any Tobacco sold
by me- and not proving represented viii be corrected
by A Morrison Co. A. j. MUSSELMAN.
ian 1n-3m
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n.ssaIUqInv az PAFYIIFPsgrp

tE'HE au "i Hi.lma7 NaHiees q 90 ha. JuS day been
dissolved, aud DANIEL imiTran GroTge ". liiliman
and Cu.-rE Hau hove pucla 4ed tie egtre interests
G the partners. THE bnsaocs, wi hereafter b. car
red ou lu5a- Sire slyle Of hiA:&iAE EEUIHEkS az
Nashville Memphis add A. ITO E0jn~ Sill On ''mEer-
and river, and ugGaTssa -ryIe ~ ltCNlAE, IllHLMAN
BtUluttSa "a ST. ioU.s. Az debts ogJHg 70 the late
urln O. hc pad iha.lH Brothers. aud all debts Uw-
tpE by tine iar ar' w' b.. uaa by lhma1 IT"j!uS who
are aiane aUnH-el go s-u See name Go, tue firm IN
liquidation. We solicit trl ga. na6.rm cnutsm'sucr of
the p3sruua 20 500 .i..... Sd, rN'rnEeJ lee us.
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PROPOSALS FOR MAIL BAGS.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
.Iannarv 10 13h5

1oSr OFFICE
January l9, 1885.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this depart
= ment until O'Clock, H. of the 28d day OF April
next for furnishing for four years from the first day Of July
next in such quantities aud such times may be re-
quFed and ordered for the mail service mail bags OF the
following description, to wit
Cipgas Nril Bags.
Size No ! as inches in length and 90 inches in circum.
ference be made of cotton weighing at least Is
ounces to the ward of % inches width the yarn Of the
fabric to be doubled and twisted and fve-fold
Size Nc . al inches in length and As inches in circum.
ference Ia be made of cotton canvas weighing l.
the ward of q inches WIDTH and the cloth to be
in every respect like that of the first size of bags
Size No 5 (32 inches in length and IS inches in circum.
ference be made of cotton canvas weighing 10 ounces
the yard of 30 inches width and the cloth TO be
az above described
The canvas bags of sizes Nos and TO be made with
a sufficient number of eyelet holes and provided with
strong cord To their mouths All be well and
distinctly marked az 5. Ad" and 10 be numbered &C.
coTdiug 10 the sizes above specified.
Ts1yE5 mi DaySis.
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ANUTEER CHANGE
TNHE partnership between KICKS DARDEN, in the
Queensware Business NJ HICKS CHISA HALL, is thi
yay dissolved - H. Hicks will pay all the debts and
collect all the DIES OF the old business Hicks Darden
and will continue the business at the cid stand where
be found very srge and desirable stock Of articles
IN his line which will be sold the reasonable terms
ior cash, or short time to prompt dealers
Nashville Feb. ! ls55-lm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-10

FoREIoy NEws.-The AJantics news was Te-
csived yesterday q: the Merchants Exchange At 3
u'cock-being few hours in advance Of all other
adVicss. Onr merchants are beginning to see the
practical utility Of keeping mp the Exchange; those
who do no. belong TOT are cut of from its facilities
and should 90 and join at once.