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A. KERR u CO.,

A. KERR u CO,
IMPORTERS OF GENUINE HAVANA CIGARS,
SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCOS.
FRENCH BRANDIES, WINES, BITTERS,
SCOTCH ALES. LONDON AND DUBLIN
PORTER, C0RDIALS, FRUITS, &C.,
2l Cedar Street, opposite the Verandah.
OOS 400 HAVANA, MEXICAN AND
ZOOaUUO GERMAN CIGARS.-The largest and
best assorted stock in Nashville comprising all kinds quail
ties shapes and Sizes of which the richest ia
vored and costest Cigars that come from Havana.
Also barrels Havana Smoking Tobacco, drect impor
taon with the choicest assortment of Virginia smoking
and Chewing Tobacco in the market Dealers and
fthe above respectfully invited TO give call, and
examine stock and prices before buying elsewhere
selling wholesale and retail as low such be
had in any market IN the Union. A. KERR CO.,
mayls --. No. Il Cedar street.
CIRENCH BRANDiES, WINES, CORDIALS,
L FRUITS, &c.-27 0ctoves fine French Brandies, Ber
uard end Seignett's; .... ..-.
Grs Otar1, Signett aud London Dock;
pipes Holland Genuine Gin;
dozen pure Jamaica Rum, imported in CLASSY
55 =" Champagne Brandy, :"
barrels Wild Cherry Bounce;
10 dozen Brandy Cherries, {French;)
10 cases superior Caret
casks Z"
F." Pursold Sherry;
. Madeira:
100 baskets Champagne, Ccquot Charles Hiedsck, and
other favorite brands;
London and Dublin Porter
Scotch Ale;
Is dozen Sparkling Hook;
8 Mavisa Wine delicious and nOurshng light Wine,
for ladies' A.KERR CO,
mayl5-d&tBtf No. % Cedar st.
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Sewanee House.
NASHVILLE. TENN

SGWSBeE E4GIlSe.
... NASHVILLE. TENN
BRIDGES & SON, PR0PRIET0ES.
THIS desirable house has lately been entirely refed
i and Furnished and there has also been added
Der OF large and beautiful rooms, dining hall &c.
The house centrally located, convenient to the Gene
raj Stage tfice Steam Bost Landing, and tRe busnes
portion of the city.
We now prepared to accommodate the travelling pub
lie and our fTienns general in style not TO be
juneaO BRIDGES SON, PrOprietOrs.
FRANKLIN COLLEGE.
TTHE Twelfth Annual Session OF this Institution will
open Monday Sept 2Ith, 1885, and close July the
4th 1854. Orhes uf location, facilities for study, ana
freedom from vicious Influences college OF the country
T TANNING, Pres't, or
W. LIPSCOMB, Secy,
june9O-dtw&w-1w Franklin College, Tenn.
RECTIFIED WHISkEY.
1--WE HUNDRED bbls "Nsctar" " Whiskey for sale by
janis E. S. CHEATHAN co.
FINE WHISkEY.
TWO HUNDRED bbls Robertson County OLD Donbis
Distilled Corn whi3key very 1ig, sIgs,.Sr I quality
RYE WHlSKEY;
TlWENTY bbs pure O4t Monongahela Rye Whiskey-
l. superior article. For sale BY ,,r,, ..
ianI6 Z. 5. CHEATHAM co.
ALE.
THIRTY bbls best Cincinnati Ale, fresh. Just received
4 and for sale by janl6l E. = GHEATHAM co.
CHEESE.
nNE HUNDRED boxes sesct W. R. Cheese Just re-
jsni6 ~ " E.s. CHEATHAM CO. .
STARCH.
TWENTY boxes best Cncuuati Starch. Just received
/ aud for sale by [janl61 e. ). CHEATHAM d co.
T|HIRTY dozen Corn Brooms. Just received and for
/ sale by ianl6l L. s. CHEATHAM co.
STAR CANDLES
NSE HUNDRED boxes, half and quarter boxes Star
~ Candles. Just received and for sale BY
jamie h. s. CHEATBAM d co.
OYSTERS.
JTORTY boxes Fresh Baltimore Oysters an cans Just
Z received and for sale BY
jaul6 E. 3 ClE4THAM co.
MATCHES.
EIFTY gross Matches, in round short boxes. Just re.
Z I'D and for sale by
ia EE E. 3. CHEATHAM & co.
= TEAS FRESH.
TyNHIRTY boxes Imperial Tea;
L 5 half chests EXTRA fine Black Teas;
do do Green do
Just received and for sale by
SUGAR. .-75 hhds n .. Sugar
y so Clarified do
30 bbls Crushed and Loaf Sugar
159 bbls MOlasses. Just received and for
jaOel8 s. Fl. LOOMS & co.
REAPEKS.
A SUPPLY of Seymour Morgan's New York Reap
n ers and Ketchum's Moving Machines on hand
ready for operating. Apply to b. g. WELLER
NSNABU KGS.-20 bales TrIOu facIoI9, Gvorgia
" q usnsburgs-a heavy article. suitable forFwhe:s
Bags, for sac bv jos " GORDON = CO
NOTICE.
ON and after Sunday next, Omnibus will run from
the corner of the Square and Cedar Street to BueDa
Vista Springs, leaving at 10 O'clock NJ and again at
IL NJ and any day through the week that families or
load may desire to 60 g. H. SLAUGHTER AGO
junel3
NEGROES FOR SALE have a number Of the
~ best Negroes that have in years. warrant
ed 10 suit or sale; amongst them is a No. Turner
Also q woman to hire until Christmas. -1eI
juueaI REEFS W. PORTER
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THE undersigned offers his valuable Farm stafed
Il Coffee County, three miles from Pelham aud six
miles from HlsbOro the road from Sashvis Chat
anOog and about three hundred yards nom the Pleasant
Plains Male aud Female Institute aud contains about tour
hundred and twenty-five Said farm has been long
esteemed OF the best in the county, located
in healthy section, entirely exemyt the visitation q
all malignant diseases There about hundred and
twenty i've Of cleared land all under good fsnos
and in h gh state Of cultivation. There comfosr
able dwelling houses, eouiu'odO Ous - stables. with
comfortable negro houses. 10 short well improved
Said farm has most fertile and productive soil, admira
bly, adapted 10 the cultivation Of grass clover and small
grain, &c and be made ct the stock faTs IN
Middle Tennessee-having suheiency Of wafer al every
neceSs ary point.
Possession can Be had any time Persons desirous
Of purchasing respectfully invited to examine the
premises and learn the subscriber the paTtcuars 10
The term &c (febswtfJ p. IL PaICH.
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A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND FOR SALE

ssg-Feahers received at the highest market pIee.
Nashviie Marrh g. Ist5-tw6w
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PATENT SAD IRONS.
NNE Of the most valuable of inventions, with which
the ironing tor a family be done with FIVE cent
worth of charcoal
Taors' and Box Irons
Ironing Stoves and Furnaces;
Preserving Furnaces &c, &c;
Iron Spoons, of all sizes.
junes SNOW, MACKENZIE & co.
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Spiritual Telegraph,

TlHE ORGAN OF MODERN SPIRITUAL
Il ISM, Fourth Volume, commences in May IL coz
tanS the fullest record extau Of Current Facts and Op-
ions Spiritual Intercourse PUBLISHED WEkkLT 81
PR ANSUx. Also, all Spiritual Books for sale By PAKT
RIDGE BI1TTAN, 342 BRoADwAY, NEW YORK.
P. SA Catalogue Of Spiritual Books sent, spplies-
tiOn. ap2I--warn
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W. & R. FREEMAN,
No. IL North College Street,

NASHVILLE, TENN.
WE manufacturing at quarters Richly Or.
w namented Gilt Mantel and Pier Glasses in the
highest style of the art Portrait and Picture Frames Cur
tain Cornice and Inside Window Binds and keep
stsnty hand choice stock of Window Shades and Cur
tain Materials; together with complete assortment Of
Artist Materials of the very best description. Oil Paint
ngs and EDgravngs Cabinet Makers Materials; French
Window and Picture Glass &c. &c.
We would call especial attention to Gliding Depart
ment Having gone considerable expense in procuring
Ornaments OF the most elegant and beautiful styles
safely promise that the shall compete, in
all respects with that of the noted manufactures
the Eastern Cities, and at low cost the de-
scrpton of work be brought here from abroad the
purchaser running no risk on account of breakage.
feb23-N -
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r. C. M'NAIRY & CO.,

40. SIS College ST., Nashville, Tenn,
RE now receiving their FALL STOCK OF W
n GOODS, to which they would respectfully invite the
attention of the public.
EmbrOideries.
They have opened for sale the hanasomes and most
varied assortment Of Embroderies brought Nash
ve from which the ladies would do well select early.
Their
Silk Goods, Ribbons, Trimmings, etc.,
Will surpass all previous displays.
Carpets.
In few days they will receive rich and extensive sup
ply OF Carpets selected in the East by their buyer
pressy for this trade, and which they intend to sell
cheap make il the interest of every buy
them. Their stock in this department will be 10000.
Also of every thing in their line of business they viii
keep constant supply Of the best quality at the lowest
price.
Desiring to close their Summer stock before going ints
their New Store they selling below cost Let ali who
desire good bargains give them call.
auEI5-tf
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Attachment Notice
HosHce II. Hammer,
.-.----rs-. .s AAacb7lenf


A. c. VIM.
ATOTICE is hereby given 70 said A G. VIM that 40 At
achmen; has been sued out at the instance Of H. "A.
H4mnef and levied Upon his properly tho 25th March
last which has beea returned before Josiah Per
russ Esq Justice Of the Peace for Davidson county and
further roce dngs therein stayed according 10 law until
the 10th day ct November next which the aid A.
G. Winn notified attend Office Of said Justice IN
the Court House in the city Of Nashville and deead The
same, be think proyer H. II HAMMER.
Iny6-6m.
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O IT NITI ~
depresSionOf
A-Lrlra
TESTIMONY FROM TENNESSEE

EESTihDNl FRUM TENNESSEE
DR. H. ScARBOROUsH, Dover, Tennessee, August "a
1858, says: have sold all the German Bers ven have
sent and If the preparation eOnfinaes do ~ much
mod Z Aas d0s, q tt4 d t5e bet nssdcias sur sss
here"
L S,ODGRAss Sparta, Tennessee August 20 1885, savs:
am pleased 10 state thai year GerDs Buers has gissp
satisfaction Ia instance where il has been used
b. T. hoLLIsS. illsb0rough Tennessee August 20 Isss
says: am pieased hai lhe German Bisrs has
given general satisfaction
DR., 2. FArIo BIO, Knoxville, Tennessee stk 4prE
1884, said: NOEr Btters selling very fast; and
every person that has used far have been ahs
to learn, has been benefited"
J. W. FRANKLIN . Co, Gaaiin Tennessee December
81, 1850, said: TIE firm will ws1t OF your Bit.
ers soon, OF the partners thinks great ne
cine"
X. HARDY, Bolivar, Tennessee, September is. 1855
said There great demand Biers here please
send another lot soOn'
- They are eatiry FsgstI5le free from all injurious
Ingredients aSsys strengthen tbs system, ard pros
tTate it.
~ Sold by dealers in Medicine and S,orrkeeps-s ss-
erywhere.
81 Sold in Nashville BY Berry DemOvile. Brown 4
Grabbs, ,Ewin Brothers, h. G. Scove and dealers in med
qnnerav inch ln'5s-<flvlv .
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEM ENTS.

". ..
TCA in store Brinkeys KY Premium one and two horse
Steel Poughs, Subsoil Ploughs "nltvators Harrovs,
Corn Shelters Corn and Cob CrusbA-s Corn Drills and
Planters and almost all articles elas"d Agricultural In
pemens Any article which he may not have on hsnd,
will be ordered and cost of transportation and exchange
only added to the manufacturers prices He expects by
the first Of May superior HAY RAKE, which he wishes
TO submit to those interested for examination. @
ThresheTs and Reapers.
have also Just received supply of the New York
Reaper Mower and Thrsshers Those in want of Thresh
always be supplied in eight days, if if he is
out Of them, either the endless Chain or four horse
Pennsylvania power.
Landreth's Seeds.
Just arrived, additional supply Of COrnfeld and
Bunch Beans Parsnps large quantity Of the finest Onion
Sets, and a variety of all other Garden Seeds.
Flower Seeds. -
variety Of Flower Seeds hand and viii be in
receipt of more in few days. ..| ...
Irish Potatoes. rr.. ...
superior lot of Galrna and Iowa Potatoes at 81 soc.
per bushel by the barrel.
Field Seeds.
He also has all kinds of Field Seeds, sdch Clever,
Timothy, Orchard Herds and Blue Grass and in few
days will be in receipt of Barley, BsckWheat Hemp and
Cummiu Seed. Has also ffe let Of Oats.
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CIIFTnN q APRnTT-
DAVIS & SWAMI.

DAVIS & SWAMI,
" II o OLESALE GROCERS,
TION - COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
D. 70 Public Square, Nashville, Tennessee,
lE now IN store an unusually large and select stock
Groceries, Liquors, Wines, SC, all of this seasons
gt0ns by the most arrivals, from New Orleans
lai and PitfS5urC, among which are
'85 hbds New Crop Sugar Of all grades, from me
dium very fine;
Is hhds White ChTysalized Sugar;
200 barrels and Il barrels; Molasses;
90 bags New Crop Rio Coffee;
so bars Old Government Java Coffee;
90 bbls Loaf Sugar, all qualities;
SO bbis hest Crushed Sugar, No. /
30 bbis Crushed Sugar, second quality;
81 boxes Gun Powder, Imperial and Black Teas;
20 tiercCs Carolina Rice, fresh;
NO. AackeTel; ceroons Indigo;
ss Cod FISH 500 bXs assorted Glassware;
ss Scotch lierringsi 500 kegs Wheeling Nails, all
. W. Il. C6eesa Sizes
1 IS toH Pearl starch; 100000 Havana Cigars;
2 Pepper leo boxes Melee do;
= spec us boxes Va. and Kv. To-
e. Du''h M2dderi bacco various qualities;
loo boxes Star Candles
= oye S'oeN WI! be added 10 during the season bv
rivals from New Orleans CncEnat and Pits
" which We intend making our stock alwsys large
assorted; and We invite The attention of country
n svlsng Nashville 10 give our goods and nrces
al examination, as no house in the south West viii
{ greater erlnduoenents than intend 10 do
DAVIS SWAMI
WeWl have regular Auction Sales every TUES
an sNo"' '"s 'e1'H' D. L ).
CI INE yIRUS--''e have a isT Sca6s on hand
n, We tnlhh, are rCiEble
DENONILLE & BELL, DRUGGISTS
No. &c Cherry street
4. SEA Ah--Lad'es, come along! Our Ice cream
hoo is now open ior The season aDd YOU can rev
EFT. ng the pure Article
VESSEL a THOMPSON, 42 Union s.
VI sOld nv eItre stock OF Fu7ul ure TO r d
YNI 9 and take this 10 thank the MANY v no
lib orally extended to me their patronage
aviI e claims sglinSt or lndehled 10 the firm of
ORR ON, are requested to call Ct the Old stand and
nme diately l. ii. MORTON.
vile June 2sd, 1855.
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= ,.5I Ean & Cc.u,nE3.nI1ilnngh.aasIn1: { , E3.I1 an ....

OF HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND Guns -.
No Al, North site P15e S9alrs, NasiCils, 7snResse
TJAVE in full ard complete assortment ~
Ha5dlcaye in all its varieties together with an sAs
suaf1 Ifrge stock Of CrG and Guns ID al of which thew
invite the attention of Dealers visiting this market Their
stock has been made up by direct purchases from he
H1ctBrers both in America and Europe and thew fee!
confident tha. those who NAV give them call viii ind
advantageous to deal with them. 49, .- 4.
Cth and prompt tins 5Vys, win find the prices Of their
gOOds suited 10 the times. @ 1...H
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LATER.

A M1LLINER QuEEN.-Although it was
no secret that the King Of Denmark had
contracted a morganatic marriage with a
milliner of the name of Lola Rasmussen,
whom he has elevated to the rank OF Coun-
tess Danner, yet that step had never been
made publicly known. It therefore caused
great sensation when he presented to her the
foreign ambassadors, requesting the latter te
notify his marriage to their respective courts
On New Years day she is to be elevated tt
the rank of Duchess. ea 1s e
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for the surplus products of Iowa and Mime
sofa to Southern market, and for direc
return Of Southern Staples.
It is not too much to say that such road
thus |. Gated, is more important to st. Louis
than any other railroad projected or in cours,
OF construction-not even excepting those
trayersing the State Of Missouri itself-be
cause the most of the people Of Missouri ant
Kansas must, from geographical necessity
trade 1t st. Louis. This was once true o
Iowa, North Western Illinois, and Western
Wisconsin and Minnesota. The Upper Mis-
sissippi, with all its distractions, was their
only avenue to market. They were COM
pelled to pour the legitimate wealth of an
immense commerce into the lap of your city.
But great change has been wrought within
a few years. Illinois is traversed by Rail-
roads running east and west, connecting the
waters of the Northern Lakes and Eastern
cities with the borders of Iowa. These roads
are being extended across this State with an
energy and rapidity never before paralleled
They must soon cross the Missouri and ira
verse the fertile prairies of Nebraska. Arms
OF these roads are reaching up through Wis
consin to the equally fertile plains of Min
nesota.
With the Instructions to navigation in the
Missouri, and the Rapids in the Mississippi,
above named, the teeming millions who are
so soon to inhabit Iowa, Nebraska, Mime
sofa, North Western Illinois and Western
Wisconsin, must seek an Eastern market
along these Railroads and Lakes for their
immense surplus products-u unless st. Louis
will throw out her commercial arms to re-
ceive it. Construct a Railroad from ST. Louis
through Iowa and Minnesota, crossing all the
roads running East and West, at right angles,
obviating the Instructions in the river, and
your city again becomes the natural mart for
the exchange of Northern products for South
ern staples.
Now is the time for st. Louis to exert
herself if she would secure fair proportion
of the trade of the Northwest, and amass
wealth in legitimate commerce that equally
enriches her Northern and Southern custom
ers. And now is the time for the people of
Iowa to second these efforts, if they desire
to reap the advantages of choice of markets
for their produce, South and East.
With sincere thanks for your personal
kindness towards Mr.. Hornish and myself,
during our stay in your city, and for the
warm interest manifested in the final SUCCESS
of this enterprise,
/ subscribe myself,
Your obedient servant,
LAURIN DEWEY,
President K, Mt. P: & M. r. r. Co.
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SAINT PAUL. MINNESOTA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER IS 1855

SEvENTH.-Charles Grant and Carlisle
Burdick.
EIGHTH. - William Covill, William F.
Dunbar, M: G. Thompson, William B. Gere,
Samuel Hull
NINTH.-Corneliu F. Buck, James Kirk
man, John H. Hartenbower.
TENrH.-C. F. Della Vergne, P. K. john
son, George A. M'Leod.
ELEvENrH.-T. Thorndyke, T. W. Pierce,
J. 7. Bradley, Thomas B. Hunt and Arba
Cleveland:
I'VE wotild add that we understand the
seat of Mr.. Cleveland will be contested by
Mr.. Wolf-EDs. MIMI q
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Frsm the Dubuque Republican, Lee. 1.
Startling News from Kansas,
MEN KILLED, HOUSES BURNED, AND
ANARCHY REIGNING.

The Telegraph last night brought US the
following startling intelligence:
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 30.
independence dates to the 3Oth state that
three Free State men attempted to drive
Coleman, pro-slavery settler, from his claim
near Hickory Point. Coleman killed one,
after which mob gathered and drove him
and other settlers off and burned their
houses. The ringleader was arrested by
Marshal Jones and taken to Lecompte.
Gov. Shannon has called out the Militia.
Many citizens from Independence, Weston
and st. Joseph, have gone to offer their SER
vices to Gov. Shannon. Lawrence is in arms
They have five pieces of artillery. A num-
Der of houses have been burned in Douglas
county, and several families driven to Mis-
souri, for refuge. The law and order people
in the Territory are rallying in large mum
bers to assist the Sheriff to execute the law
Sixteen houses were burned at Hickory
Point and several citizens missing.
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t. A herd of wild horses, chiefly of
the Mexican breeds, were seen few weeks
ago within few miles of Leavenwerth, Kan
sas. There were nine of them. They were
seen still more recently, ten miles distant
from Topekah. s94 aH4 ST..
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WASHINGTON, Nov. %.

More than fifty members of Congress have
arrived. The Republicans and Fusionists
among them have already consulted together
and express their readiness to meet caucus
for the nomination of officers of the House
with all the opponents of the Administration
irrespective of political issues. The anti
slavery Americans will, it is said, positively
refuse to meet their non-intervention breth-
rem in caucus as distinctive party, while
several Democrats threaten that if in Demo
cratic caucus the support Of the Kansas
Nebraska act shall be insisted on as test
Of orthodoxy, they will withdraw from the
caucus, -
Jos. R. Bailey, formerly chief operator in
this city, and the oldest operator In the
country, died here this p. NJ.
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Rice's majority over Marshall =. +. 1908
Rice's majority over Olmsted.. . 2,l54
Olmst..d and Marshall over Rice, 72l
Increase in vote since 1858. 49,. $500
The following list of members of the Le-
gislature is carefully compiled. In the Coun-
ell, if we are correctly informed, the seats of
Messrs. Ludden, Tillotson, Lowry, and Han
son will be contested. In the House, Mr..
Taylor's seat is the only one which we have
heard of as likely to be contested:
COUNCIL.
FIRST DfsTRIcT.-J. d. Ludden, and H.
N. Setter.
SEcoNp.-John B. Brisbin.
THIRD.-John Rollins.
EcuRrH.-Wm. Freeborn.
F1rrH.-Lewis Stone:
SIxrH.-Henry G. Bailly, and Samuel
Dooley.
SEvENrH.-Joseph Rolette.
EIGHTH.-C. w. Thompson, and b. F.
Tillotson.
N1NrH.-St. A. D. Balcomb, and W. s.
Lowry.
TENrH.-C Charles E. Flandrau.
ELEvENTH.-D. NJ. Hanson.
HOUSE.
FIRST COUNCIL DIsTRICT.-N. @. ID. Tay-
lor, Jas. S. Norris, A. Van vorhes and H
Jackman.
SEcoNp.-William H. Mobiles, Ferdinand
Knauft, B. w. Lott, Reuben Haus, and Ross
Wilkinson
THIRD.-C. w. Boutillier and S. w. Farm
ham.
FoURTH-C Charles Gardiner and J. B.
Hubbell.
FIFTH.-William Sturgess and John L.
Wilson. @ tS
SIXTH. Nc M. Holland, T. j. Gal
braith, J. c. Ide, M. I. Murphy and o. G.
Gibbs.
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Il In less than two months, Rachel is
said to have realized about $45, 900 for her
performances in New York and Boston, and
her brother not less than $780, 600. After
this the Yankees cannot be tainted with
want of appreciation for "the high art"
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CoNsoI1Ne-The London United Service
Gazette says that however much the govern
ment may have been to blame for neglecting
the wants of the troops in the Crimea, it is
now determined to supply them with every
comfort; and it mentions, among other
proofs, that !" two very elegant black hearses
are now waiting at the Tower for shipmen,
TO SehastopoL"
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SoME descendant of Solomon has wisely
remarked, that those who go to law for
damages are sure to get them.