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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-10
SEMI ANNUAL WAsHrsG.-Yesterday the

SEMI ANNUAL esterday the
Fire Department turned out In Its full strength,
the members of each Company being uniformed,
and repaired to the Capitol Square, where the
power of the various engines were tried, except
'PhDnix" which was 10 the hands of the painters
Most of the apparatus worked admirably, but the
new engine just completed by the Messrs. Barnes
threw the highest stream, No. proving second
best. If the Association determines on the pur-
chase of the new engine it will in all probability
60 into the hands OF No 8. During the washing"
hundreds of boys continued to send up their yells
and at it's close two of them got into regular
"fsticuff which put an end to by police officer
Tyler, who arrested the belligerants and with the
aid of officer Pearce marched them Oft to the
cage.
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STEALING MoNEY.-John G. Kyle, arres
ted Sunday last the charge of stealing $45 in
bank notes from Phelix Richards, was arraigned bs
fore the Mayor yesterday but not examined because
of the absence of Mr. Richards to appear and testify
He was locked up for safe keeping, and will proba
bly, have hearing this morning. 9H4
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MARRIED.,

On the 4th inst, at the First Baptist Church. BY
the Rev. Mr.. Manly Mr. SAMUEL 8. CLARK to
Miss MARGARET r. HoBSON, both OF this city
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DEMooRArIc MEETING,-The Democra-
tic Association held meeting last night At the Al.
rican Church, and was addressed by q. 8. Senator
Mason.
The Church was full, and the speakers remark,
were repeatedly interrupted by applause.
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Pick PooKEr.-A gentleman had his
wallet taken from bis pocket yesterday afternoon,
while standing near Lafayette Hall, looking at
the fire companies. 1t contained small amount
of monay, and some few valuable papers. The
thief escaped with his booty. .l = ,.a
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PASSENGERS per q. s. Mail Steamship
JAMESTOWN LEWIS PARRISH master. from New
NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE regular monthly meeting of the
Young Mems Christian Associatidn will be held 10 the
lecture room Of Centenary CHURCH, This Evsnine, at
quarter before O'clock. ap lo-1ts
To THE VoTERs OF THE CRY OF RIoH-
oND:-Gentlemen-I thank YOU sincerely for your
recent manifestation of confidence in me the
Mayor of this city. In return for it, you have ny
assurance of an Impartial admiaistraon Of the lai0s
of the city, according to the best of my ability
With sentiments of profound gratitude aud respect
ap lO-lt JOS. MAYO.
AT meeting of the Council of the City
of Richmond. held on FRIDAY. the 9Th d.y of April,
eighteen hundred and fifty five. the following reso-
Resolred, That the Council of the City of Rich
mond tender to LoFTIN n: ELLETT, Esq. their
berlain and Clerk of the Council pro tsmpore, and
their high appreciation of the noble and disnterest-
ed motives that induced him to accept the appoint
ment.
Resolved. That the foregoing resolution be pub-
lished in the daily newspaper.
sp 10-lt Chamberlain.
AUCTION NOT1oE.-We would call the
atten ton of Dealers and Housekee per sales
of Cooking Stoves, THIS MORNING, ct 10 o'clk.-
ap 10 Auctoneers.
LEWIS L. SMITH, No. $50 Broad street,
scriptious sl the New York. Boston and Phil4del
phia WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES
and PERIODICALS, at publishers prices, and deli
vers them in any part of the city, free Of extra
charge.
good assortment of CHEAP BOOKS, BY the
best English and American authors, always on hand.
NEW BOOKS received soon as published
~ By subscribing to papers at the above place,
you get them at the price You haze to pay
az the North, and tciR the postage. Rememb1
this sp 9-6t
DAILY PAPERS received in advance of all
The NEW YORK DAILY HERALD
NEW YORK DAILY TIMES.
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
PHILADELPHIA LEDGER.
Received every morning by s O'Clock and delivered
to subscribers 10 one hour afterwards.
The BALTIMORE SUN il received and for sale
at the store every evening by O'Clock
THE DISPATCH, PENNY POST and ENQUi-
REX, are also for sale every morning att O'Clock a.
The NEW YORK PAPERS furnished al -
cents aweek. or 80 per quarter, inyarabiy in sd
vance. L. T.. SMITH.
General Newspaper Agent,
sp Get No. $50 Broad st.
SroRAGE-The subscriber is prepared to
receive on Storage, all kinds OF Merchandise ana
Country Produce at lowest rates. Warehouse on
Dock. between 10th aud 2lst SITS
ap9-1g* J. B. SCLATER. Produce Broker
DIR. HoorLAsD's GERMAN BlrTERs, pre-
pared by DIR C. NJ. Jackson are Justly reos onea
among most valuable medicines La cases oil dys
pepsa 1t acts like magic, STRENGTHENING the tone =,
the stomach, stimulating the digestive powers ana
giving rudy health TO the cheek and brightness.
the eye. There Thousands In this community
who testify TO their virtues and Thousands VIII
he tesfter add their testimony.
Agents fof this city N. ,ssrs. PuscELL, LADD .
Co., and BENNETT u BEEas. Druggists-
DIV
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PRUSSIA.

This country is not yet represented in the
Vie ma Congress. The Prussian Minister of
foreign affairs, Mr.. Manteufel, has addr essed
a despatch to Count Hatfield, the Prussian
Minister at Paris, which evinces much cool
ness towards the French government. 1t
complains of indications of an unfriendly
feeling to Russia On the part of the French
government, and resents with dignity and
spirit, the reproaches of the French cabinet
respecting the language held by the Prussian
representative at the Germanic diet.
In the British House of Lords, Lord Lynd'
hurst, has brought forward a motion "to cali
the attention of Parliament to the position OF
Prussia, with reference to the approaching
negotiations at Vienna" In speech which
is said to have been of great length and abil-
ity, he endeavored to prove that the conduct
of Prussia throughout the whole of the ques-
tions at issue between Russia and thew estern
Powers, had been stamped by weakness, vas
Citation and bad faith. He concluded by
warning the Minister of Foreign Affairs, the
Earl of Clarendon, against entering into any
alliance with so doubtful friend as Prussia,
within the past few months, had proved her
self to be.
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R. F g. II. il the title of q new fantas-

c corps that made Ito first appearance In this city,
snd marched thfouah our principal streets, yester-
cay attracting thousands OF spectators By their lud
s sa.as dresses and novel MASKS This company 10
Si H. exclusively oftqyenles. and js m admra
u's Imitation Of the \. 4. n. e. whose publie pa.
~ created such sensation In November last =
sry o. spscs We arc unable 70 notice ct lsasth
most Of whom wsrs well dressed ard sds'irsSIv sns
'snsa snFossAoas their Ions end tedious narsi.
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AUCTION NOTIoE.-We would call the
atten ton of Dealers and Housekeepers to sales
of Cooking Stoves, THIS MORNING, ct 10 o'clk-
Seed advertisement. LARUS & SHINE,
ap 10 Auctioneers
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~AMERrCAN DIPLOMACY

/ The London Times, under this head. has
wrathful article on the Ovtend Conference.
II says that the diplomacy of the United
States "combines with the utmost simplicity
the habitual pursuit Of dishonorable objects
by clandestine MEANS" Rather strong Ian
guage this. 1t adds that the questions dis-
cussed at the Ostend Conference, II they
could be seriously regarded, might threaten
the peace of the other hemisphere. Inc
States. thinks the oracle, would be TAR from
unanimous in such war, and "the freemen
of America would ask how long they are to
endure the opprobrium and participate in
the guilt of the shareholders and the Slave
States, whose simplest notions of morality
and duty are tainted by the institution under
which they live; the hardy States Of the
North would not send down their forces to
rivet letters on the slaves of Cuba, and to
place in the Senate of the Union the repre-
sentatives Of another slaveholding communi
ty; and the reaction would extend with
alarming violence against the interests of
slave-owners in the South. By the nature
of things, that conflict would be fought out,
not on the soil of Cuba--the battle must be
,,ost or won in the heart of the United States"
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MARrlr B. HMkrnEY-Wa taka nIeasnre

In announcing that this gentleman who was 90 badly
injured last Sunday morning by beiog thrown from
suiky at the corner of 18th aud Main sire cts, was
much improved In condition yesterday. and thought
to be entirely out of danger His escape from In
slant death was almost miracle.
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THE regular monthly meeting of the
Young Mems Christian Asaociatd will be held 10 th
lecture of Centenary Church, This Evening, at
a quarter before 8 o'clock. ap 10-Its
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The George 4. Ev-
ans, arrested on the Northern cars lasg Saturday
AFTERNOON, on the charge Of attempting 10 pass q
altered go note on the Bank Of Esston, Nd. on
Mr.. Z. Slaughter, for e5e0. was arraigned befors
the Mayor yesterday morning After hearing ths
statement OF Constable Tyler, Mr.. D TIC. Peters
OF Lynchburg, was called, and testified that be hst
similar note passed on him on the Goth Marcel
last, BY man calling himself A. Bowman, but tina
the prisoner WIS not the man.
Evans declared that he had received the note fol
$500 found on his person. from George F. Whita
ker. of Philadelphia, and that he too had beer
swinded A. much a. Mr. Peters. He further stated
that he was from North Carolina and was stag
driver.
The letter given Mr.. Peters, by Bowman. Is IL
tho same hand writing OF the one found on Evans
and with the exception of the date and signature, 1
rerbatim copy.
The Mayor, after hearing ell the evidence In thi
case, directed the accused to be taken to Fredef
icksburg, to answer for the attempt to pass $500
counterfeit note on Mr.F Slaughter, and recognised
Dir. Peters and officer Tyler to appear there snt
testify in the cause this morning Evans LEFT herr
In the northern train Ia custody OF the police yes
serdsy evening" and has, ere this, reached the des
tination assigned him by law for the present.
HUsTINGs CoURT.-The Quarterly Tern
of the Hastings Court commenced at the Stat
Court House yesterday, Recorder Taylor, and AL
dermen Bray, Wingfed, and Toer presiding.
Felony John M Thornton was examined OF
the charge of numbering free negro named Robt
Custalo, on the 18th of March last, Brooke ave
nue. and remanded for final trial at the next tern
of the Circuit Court
House Breaking George, slave to William An
derson, Jr charged with attempting to break init
the office of Messrs Goddin Sc Apperson, on tn,
LIST instant, arraigned for trial, and plead no
guilty molle prosequi was thereupon entered
the crime being that OF misdemeanor, and the prs
orer sent back to the Mayors Court to be there
disposed of.
Cormissioner.-Mr. C Wingfele was appoint
ed Comm issioner by the Court to visit the public
warehouse.
The Court then adjourned.
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ATTENTION UNION GUARD :

ATTENTION UNION GUARD
You will Parade at your Hall on THURSDAY
Nj April 18th, at O'Clock, A. NJ, with arms and
" aecoutrements in order for rigid inspection. By
order of your Captain.
+. B. CHAPPELL, I'd Sgt.
Members will bear in mind that it is the alton
Of the first anniversary of the company. Be prompt.
sp LOST B. C, I'd Sgt
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Il ATTENTION r. L. I. Blues
"a Attend a meeting of your Company at LAFAY.
iii ETTE HALL, on WEDNESDAY Evening" the
~ 1lth inst, at quarter to O'Clock
The Committee on BYLAWS will be ready to
report, and it il hoped every member will be pre-
sent.
sergeants will notify every member in their
squads.
The Roll will be called at O'Clock precisely.
By order of the Captain.
ap l0-2t WIN. III. FRY, Sers't.
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DAILY PAPERS received in advance of

SroRAGE.-The subscriber is prepared to
receive on Storage, ell kinds Of Merchandise ana
Country Produce at lowest rates. Warehouse on
Dock. between 10Th and 2lst SITS.
ap9-Ig* j. B. SCLATER. Produce Broker
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To THE VoTERs OF THE CRY OF RIoH-
thank YOU sincerely for your
Mayor of this city. In return for it, you have ny
assurance of an impartial standardization Of the ia0s
of the city, according to the best of my ability
With sentiments of profound gratitude aud respect
ap lO-lt JOS MAYO.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, April 9.

NEW YORK, April 6. Cleared, ship Chns, Kelser;
Richmond; schr. Starlight, Cook. Richmond.
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NEW WORK BY DIR. TYING. BAXTER
~ UNABRIDGED, &c, &c-For sale hv

fNk FOR PHILADELPHIA. VIA
= CITY POINT AND NORFOLK.-Tbs
A No. L Steamship VIRGINIA., Captain David
Teal, 10 ROW ready to receive freight and will
leave on THURSDAY, April 18TH at 70 O'Clock. nj
For freight or passage. having superior accommo.
datiops, apply to I'll. e. FUTILE Assnt
ap Ie-ss Rockets
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MILITARY.

PARADE OF THT TWELFTH REGIMENT.
The Twelfth Regiment N 5. A., recently com
mepded by Colosel q. G. Stebbips, turner out yes
,ercay fer spdDg parace. The line WAS for ned on
h;nc,o,.,ouare, about . O'Clock, under he CON-
m.rd If Iiut Col +. b. Hart, C. c. Savage acting
ss Major
After being reviewed By the acting Colonel, the
live broke into CO lunn and march, from the Park
;, rough niversi, place to Foure nth st. and thence
down Broadway 10 the PARK, where the regiment
pss,ea in review before the Mayor honoriDg dim
u;a the marching salute From the Park the reg-
peut again marched up Broadsay 10 W4shiogion-
sausre where the various companies were dismissed.
The following companies competing this reg nent
pareded yesterday, the uniform Of the men consisting
Of dsrk blue pantaooDs and overcoa's, with bes Of
patent leather: Independents Guard, Capt Boyle;
Baxter Blues, Capt. Waterbury; Tompkins Biues
Csyt. BetsoD; Baxter Guard, Capt DIckmaoi Wa'h-
inson Guard, Capt. Thomas; Light Guard, Capt
Vincent; City Blues, Cspt. Foster; G.rde La
Fgette, Capt. McCauleyi Black hades, Capt.
Johnson.
This regiment is composed OF some OF the beS'
ompaDits il our State militia and they never appear
ipon parade without ecifipg much pr'ise from AL
who ,hrong the streets 20 see them The reg'men'
numbers about $50 men, and the even tread upon
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
MosDAY The Recorder in tue chair


COPYING INDFXEs II REGISTERS OFFICE.
A report wa received in relation to bill OF Wan.
Dodge for examining, after being COPIED, index Of
mortgages &c. II was stated by members that 80
cents per page are so~ed for copying, and In add
ton to that resolution passed the Supervisors Ia
January lat allowing to Mr. Dodge, who is clerk
in tie office, but not connected with the copying,
II cents per page 4 examining and seeing that the
pages had been copied correctly. Under that resolu-
ton the bills of Mr.. ID. have alresdy amounted TO
500. and Aid Ely stated thai the COMMITTEES have
conclusion that Mr.. Dodge must make by the opera
ton ESQ to $40 per day. The Committee consider
that the per.ons copying are bound to see that they
are correct and offered a resolution resembling that
of Janusry, and recommending that bill no. pre-
scented by Mr.. Dodge be audited at but cent? per
page. Adopted
Another bill from Mr. d. was presented at cents,
which the Board ordered to be paid at CT cents
Several bills for repairing books In the Register Of
fee and oth er matters ordered 10 be pad among
thm two small bills for carriage hire for Justice STUART
in relation 10 the search after Baker s35 IS toLieus
Webster, OF the police III going TO Easton, Penn IN
relation to the torpedo at Esrles Hotel 81! 70
Frenchs Hotel for supper and breakfast Furnished 70
the Jury in the case Of Holmes; and two or three
small bills. Others were referred.
TAX or THIRD Av. RAILROAD COMPANY.
The report in favor Of reducing vsustion OF tax 70
the Company from capital Of 81 l7O 600 10 s5Io,OVo
was taken up, and motion made by Ald. " Ahta,'
that il be adopted. This was opposed by the ne
corder who considers that the Company are 100 iats
in their application. Fix months having elapsed, anu
that relief can only be afforded them by the Common
Council. This was opposed by Aid. W. =,
Aid. BLRRIcK offered remonstrance rom MI.
Thomss Goodwin, against the City reducing the tax Of
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the march, the well dressed lines OF the a,
companies the regular scton throug hou, the cob
., The word Of commsuo-sl stamp the reQi M,
berg worthy Of the position ss,igred them b. !
ersl consent-amoDg the head ranks II the n
York stse militia The regiment was at. ndsl
Dod~or'b's Band. numbering ,hrty.,i1 in.,runs
A short time prior TO the last Division parads,
Engineer corps, consisting Of macy Of ths met
eDied engineers in this City, ~as organized and
tsshsd TO this regiment They sppesred on px
yes'erd-y, ard eiicied much st'eu,on
Col Steboins who has for many years past 9,
nardeo tbs regiment, resigned his position .
days sgo. H. is shout 10 visit Europe Tor hi. he.I
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BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

MONDAY, April % ls35.-Present H. ID. CoSoyER
President. in the Chair, and quorum.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr. BARyEY-Tnat tue sale Of the ferry-lesses
of Barclay street. Hellgate and Whitehall aud Staten
Islard + erries, be postponed to May Is. Adopted.
REPORTS
OF Committee on Finance-in favor of confirming
leases of cocks and slips, and approprs ng 80 900
for dredging out slips. Adopted.
FROM BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Nominations of Fire Wsrdeus. COncurred in.
Various other papers received, and referred to
the appropriate Committees.
The Board then took up and adopted various pa
pers which had been ordered 10 2 third re ,diog.
Adjourned to first Monday in Msy, at o'clock.
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AMERICAN CONTINENTAL MEETING.


public meeting Of the Con'inentaI Companies Of
this City, and other persons interested 10 the org AMI
zsiioD of Native American regiment Of Z. aiids,
took place at the Eagle dri'lrooms, in Deancey.st,
lsst everirg There were sboat two hundred persons
present consisting principally Of representatives from
u @ various local military companies The meeting
was presided over BY Cspt,in HELxE, who, on pre-
s.ptipg the roll Of the Company took occ aston 70
cw. upon the object which had called than tos ether
He ststed that TIE general desire the members WAS
TO have the CoDiineDals become permanently organ
lied e. regiment OF militia 10 90 this It ea' ne;es
ssry To have esbs compsnes # ~ least 20 members
eacb; at The present time they have six companies,
and be thous bt there would ne difficulty IL con-
etirg The Necessary number About 20 persons sub
scrbed their nsu.. 10 the roll ard after some exem
porareous spec ohes on the American question: the
meeting adjourned Indefinitely.
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frentb China, 81.

TrHENCH CHINA TEA DINNER and
LET-W.aE- 10 full ..s Of s-psf.ts peoSs, ~ n
.o.,d .pa a.ooo,odi Cor Gl--s w.ter soeIsI =
Fumbi-r. Dishes Dee.oDr ssltes1 TT s,-neh -
a.. :. no. .oo anos - loo q. The common .np ~,
49, NM. y,th1n The re.eo Il 81 boasese-p-n
ro ie SHAkLPs AHREsssLDr No -
sno - 49,, .bovs Wnsls'. House 'araishns @oN-
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Professional Notiffs.

hrs. ROBERTS, Surgeon DentI. e., - -
~ b.n' ,.nS,s b.lr ne, s,le Of ipsnios rssss
a. pl.is .urpss.ins the old sty.e "a .t.eesso $50
SYLVESTER LAY, Attorney ano . - o..
~ M. o'i Ysrs duly .aiseh.-s g 81 ~ Us
mons, Aeino~lsdsn.e. 4e 80 s,,-n.so: Hos. o O.
isP, S.s .sr.'y sos. Vel. F.,O CO S,y nscss
D. p ysav" Sol Irs a.rs, Alosoy' WIN
H.o. Wnmlns,ou Del A., T,rsyel
~ sPAssPoRTs-Indi ,pens: st'is :, =. y IS
s-.c b,J MONS S9..p rel ssrttsosssA
,t. ssisrAsed sitiseDs msss P''s''
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said Company slt ooo IS now proposed, aud remark
ing that The stated by the Comp ,oy IA tneir
turns for their expenses in Running ther ears eIc-sds
that OF The whole line of the Harlem Railroad CON-
paDy.
During q dehs'e upon the subject, the Board sd.
journed to first Monday in Nay.
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State If York secy,ta,ys 0Tce Il have compared tse
preceding with the orsp. file In this Office $40 ~
hereby certify the is trsoscrp: th"
and the Whole OF said original su Az.
Given uuoer nv band Of ofce at the ctf -
py his .ith'eenb day Of April, in the y'n r
eng. I'noieo aHS MY i've Dss Secretary Of State
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The Aonual Exhibition Of Defamation OF the
University Grammar School will take place to-day, 81 /!
o'clock in the Chapel 1.-THE University Washington square
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-09

DAVIS SWAMI,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
AUCTION II COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No, 70 Public Square, Nashville, Tennessee,
Have now in store, unusually large and select stock
OF Groceries Liquors. Wines &C.. all Of this seasons
mportaions by the most recent from New Orleans
Cincinnati and Pittsburg, among which are
430 hhds New Crop Sugar, Of all grades, from me-
dunn TO very fine;
10 hhds White Chrystalzed Sugar;
500 barrels and Is barrels; Molasses
$50 bags New Crop Rio Coffee;
so bags Old Government Java Coffee;
100 bbls Loaf Sugar, all qualities;
20 bbls best Crushed Sugar, No
80 bbls Crushed Sugar second quality;
IS boxes Gun Powder, Imperial and Black Teas:
20 tierces Carolina Rice, fresh;
20 bois NO . Mackerel; cer0ons Indigo;
100 boxes Cod Fish; 500 bxs assorted (IlsssWsra.
loo boxes Scotch Herrings; 500 kegs Wheeling Nails all
500 boxes W K. Cheese; sizes;
100 boxes Fox Pearl Starch 100000 Havana Cigars;
so bags Pepper; leo boxes Melee do:
20 bags Spice; us boxes Va and ky. To
terce' Dutch Nader; bacco, various qualities
lou boxes Star Candles
The above stock will be added To during the season by
weekly arrivals from New Orleans Cincinnati and Pitts
burg by which intend making our stock always large
and well assorted and invite the attention of country
merchants visiting Nashville TO give goods and prices
careful examination, house in the South West will
hold out greater inducements than intend to do
DAVIS Il SWAMI.
p. S.-We will have regular Auction Sales every TUES
DAY throughout the season. d.. as
ianl6-tf