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EEOUR FOURI -soo barrels Of sxtra on hand
Those Who want extra ce get itai any tne
and Al tair rates By cAllngtt
mV9s 1T KEATMANs.
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MEDICINAL INHALATION. &c,

a LOCAL ACAlLlAG IN THE TREATMENT OF DIS
EASES OF THE THROAT, LUNGS, &c.
THOMAS H GRREERoUGH, md.
(Late Of London and ParsResident Physician Of New
0rleansO
AS arrived In Nashville, where he will remain during
H the summer and place under all those who
may desire his skill and aid in all forms Of diseases Of the
respiratory and circulatOry organs.
Dr. GreenhOugh having been connected with Drs Pereira
and Williamson, Of London and being a member OF medi-
cal societies in Europe, guarantee TO all invads the
most recent and successful improvements the treatment
OF each case, which will always be regulated by and based
pom the vital principles Of the
PHYSIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY OF MAN
n. B.-Chronic Female complaints duplicating the re-
spiratoy organs, will receive particular attention.
dies, when preferred will be visited their residences
NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION
* Ohce, Versndah Hotel, Nashville Tenn.
~ Patients in the country viii receive attention by
correspondence.
ES Numerous testimonial and references as 10 skill in
tegry, &c, from many prominent citizens and physicians
OF New Orleans Memphis and other Cities be seen and
obtained at the Doctors Office.
Due notice OF the Lectures Animal Chemistry the
Physiology and Pathology Of the Nervous systema and the
ChemeoTherapeutic action Of medicines de- viii duly
given. iy1T-tf
EE- FURNISHED ROOM WANTED suitable for a Ply
scians oce, in central locality. Also two rooms par.
or and bedroom for gentleman and wife
Address DR.. g., Post Office. B14-H
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mANUFACTURED TOBACCO.

MANUFACTURED IOBACCO.
EoR SALE AT THE FACTORY
80 boxes ks, OF lump;
25 d" FF )" Z"
so J. Lyons OF. lump;
26 II. Morgan's OF. lump;
20 I" Lump. @. Horn;
All Of which will be sold low on short time by
feb20-u W. MERFDIT l.
Leaf Tobacco wanted for which the highest market price
will BIZ given, at the Factory, delivered W NJ.
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RICH SPRING GOODS.


w. A. & j. G.. McCL IL l. l. A N ID
MOULD ca the attention Of their friends and buyers in
w general, 70 the
Largest and Most Elegant stock OF
SPRING GOODS
Ever offered by them This stock has been selected with
unusual care and prices which will enable them to oner
very great inducements to buyers, particularly to CASH
METROPOLITAN STORE,
Nos 81 and So College Street.
ELEGANT DRESS GOODS.
Elegant Plaid and Striped Poi De Sol;
Super Black Gro De Rhines, very cheap;
E" " Mourning Silks;
Elegant Hounced Bareges;
Rich Printed
super plain Bareges in colors and black, very cheap
d Ohalies q" +" 80"
Elegant French 0rgandies;
Printed Jac0nets, neat styles;
A large lot ~ Printed Muslins, very low priced
Ginghams, Printed Linens, Chints, Prints, &c. &c.
CURTAIN GOODS.
Rich Satin Brogatelle
4" Laine;
a" Wool Damssks;
Union -
/" Lace Curtains;
Muslin Curtains, with ell the Trimmings
complete for putting up Curtains made to match.
STAPLE GOODS.
Our stock Of Staple Goos is very and complete
Irish Linens Damask do Towelng do Tckings, Linen and
Cotton sheetings, Plaid Domescs Cottonades, Linens,
Drills Tweeds Apacas Bombaznes, Drab De Etc, Cloths,
Cassimers, NestiBgs, &c, &C, all very cheap, at
McCLElLANDS METROPOLITAN STORE,
apr5 Nos. 81 and So College s rect.
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From "narri.oa On the Eye =

E'N''1
Persons cannot be cautious Of whom thev
sFectsoles as they 70 be bought wholesale at t oTe
thar one shilling doEen and such inferior articles can
not DC TOO much rcpruoated. GlaSs.s shoud
be large enough 10 the ente eve The shuses of
small raes are but hte known 20 persons using sasses
" M . Eould iniorn the public thet he employs no
Agents 10 se his celebrated speetaees ana .v can onlV
be obtained ~ HIS OFFICE, -
oVER BERRYs BOOKSTORE,
J. II. semmons" Ivs0-tf
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CTRAW CUTTERS FOR FEvR DOL
- G4AnS-A substantial Artce. Jast Fseeissd And ~
sale By D. d. D7cKEY,
ahS Ne. colisss street, NaaAyine.
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IMPORTANT.
NOTICE TO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
- MARKS would mosf respectfully annognce 10 The La
-. dies ana enfi-nieu o. Nashville and vicinity, that he
has opensd nicachiax ana Pressing esiAhshent shers
he win Bleach and Hats and Boons In the latest and
most approved style, without niufing Ne Brad he wil
ple hissrlf "a i've general satisfaction a Who may "A
vor him via fsir patFunEHe. Ma AArks prefcsslcn.
Al aQEner an4 reas maker, ear aE4ys be un8 Ia ne
sahlsfsneu lth general kNssrien. 81 Trirnmnxs Rb-
bons and Ready made Boeneis 81 The latest Fash0n she
uin b. noet harry wast al Ehe nay Pafron,ns
q MARKS,
Eo. n spring street.
hbs-d 3etWpen College And MAFkst
n B-Hsaehlug ana Pressing iur he raAs oa he ssls
reasonahir teFIns.
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From pr.A. HINT.

The glasses you sent suit my eye.
WELL much better than any evefsaw.
NASHVILLE, July 25, 1858.
We, the undersigned, have used for some time Mr a.
seinmons BRAZILIAN Pebble speOtaclcz. and have found
them far superior to any others have used We cheer.
fully recommend them 10 the public
A. W. BUrLER,
Tenn. Insurance Compsny
JOHN ID. wINSTON, ~ D.
ROBr. GIBSON,
s. J. CARTER,
Proprietor Of Nashville Inn
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HART & H0LLINGSWORTH,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, COMMISSION,
RECEIVING AND FORWARDING
Merchants.
No Market street. NASHVILLE, TENN
CHATTANOOGA GAZETTE.

WIS old established paper has large and incresseT
circulation in lower East Tennessee, Georgia and
North Alabama and offered the Business Men of Nash
Vile one Of the best ADVERTISING MEDIUMS Term.
moderate. (feb22-ul T. A. PARHAM
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ECONOMY AND COMFORT.
DIR. C. W. CROZIER's
Camphor Wash Mixture,

FdVenteu July ny 1904, ana Whien received inc
Premium at the Nashville Fair in October
last Warranted to contain nothing in
the least injurious to Clothes also
Great Pain Killer.
VNBE undersigned, having repeatedly been solicited 10
Il make consgnments Of the Patent Camrhor Wash Mix
ture has concluded 10 sell county rights In this
State but win in future have the Improved CamphoE Wash
Mixture and distributed throughout this
cept In the counties where the rights have been disposed o
and in the State Of Alabama And that he be enabled
ecctuay 10 make this arrangement he proposes 20
divide the patent for Tennessee and Alabama into 1000
shares onefourth 70 be retained and the remaindSr750
shares-wn be offered for sale. person Femittng
dollars will have share 10 the Patent 10 fourteen
years from July II, 1854 and Wi be at the
yesng also Eve dollars 10 be used In the purchase Of the
Ingredients advertising and the necessary expenditure Of
tie % prepare and distribute the Mixture TOR sale
guest ~ and 10 other persons, % the amount Of their
remittance And they viii be allowed commission OF SS
per cent on their sales, and also their proportion Of The
profits at large.
prodts RENTED each Shareholder No debts will be
tracted viii the Company be responsible FOR any, the
business vii be conducted upcn the cash system.
Any Of those who have purchased patents for counties In
or share prices they have paid. This exchange viii
be made AZ the cost Of ths Pateuiee.
Il s &czirAbe to have at least active share
holders In each county n the States nAmed Subscriptions
consgnments the Mixture VIII he made very there
asr Certificates issued % shArehocr, who viii request
The Agency, II they desire 10
The undersigned sn sct Agent ana Ire shareholders
eject Tires directors 20 who win have the
management untl thelr Successors shall be elected.
Newspapers IN Moble Montgomery, Tuscaloosa. HINTS
vie Taladega and Tascumhia that vii publish this twice
other advertisements the Amoant of ten dolArs aud
jas knoxEt1s, Tenn.
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LRENCH and English Cloths and Cassieres in great
rey, Cloaking Cloths Blankets of all kinds, Sanets,
Jeans, Tweeds al wool Plaid Lnseys Real Welch FaD-
aels, and all 9th sr descriptions ETC., etc.
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\. H. LOOMS CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERs,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHAN rs.
And sole agents for the sale Of
Hazards Kentucky Rife and Blasting Powder,
BACON BROS SAFETY FUSE, AND
LOngyyOrth's Sparkling Casnw ba Wines,
~ Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENN
BOOKS FOR LEISURE HOURS.
CTAR PAPERS, or Experiences Of Art and Nature, by
- Henry Ward Beecher.
PEEPS FROM A BELFRY, or the Parish Sketch Book,
by Rev. I. W. shelton.
Mrs. Tuthill.
OUR CoUNTRYMEN, or Brief Memoirs Of Eminent Amer
cans, by Tossing.
ALONE, by Marion Harland, Of Virginia.
just received and for sale by
7jy BUG CHARLES W. SMITH
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WTEhave now in store by late arrivals
w 80 hhds. N. o. Sugar, new crop;
100 bbls. Molasses, do
loo do Deans Extra Whskey;
175 boxes-halves and quarters-Star Candles;
so do Palm Soap;
100 do Taow Candles;
225 do Western Reserve Cheese;
so bbls. Clover Seed;
43 boxes Peter NJ. Boaz's Tobacco, No. 4
20 do PrestOn's do do;
"a do g. Boyds 30 do;
10 do Boaz Goodwn's do do;
III do Various Brands;
$4,000 Regaa Cigars all grades;
Which We will sell low for Cash.
jams 8. II. LOOMS co.
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WOOLLEN DRESS GOODS.
DLAID AND STRIPED CASHMERES;
Tartan Paids, (all colors and widths;
Real French Merinoes, from soc. and upwards;
Mouslin de Iaines "a and Ga widths;
Lapen's Bombazines;
White Cashmere de Ecosse;
Valencia Robes, (rich)
Alpaccas, do;
And great variety Of other styles, and cheap.
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CLoAKs, TALMAs, sHAwLs, &c.
CLOTHS, cAssIMEREs, FLANNEIs BLANKETS

A BEAUTIFUL variety Of Cloth and Velvet CloaSs Tai
n mas, Grape Shaws Tukene and Thibbet Shawls Cash
res Scarfs AZ. nova
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NASHVILLE. TENN. FRIDAY,

IUST RECEIVED
115 hhds N. o. and Clarified Sugar;
lis bbls and hf bbls Reboied 50 bbs Cider Vinegar;
Molasses; 10 casks Scotch Ale;
500 kegs Nails assorted; so kegs Shot and Leao;
500 coils Kentucky Rope; 100 doxen Bro"msi
100 whole hall boxes Star 500 Wrapping Paper
Candles: 1Oj 2to gallon Demi0hns
25 boxes Soap: 81 dog Painted Buckets;
~ do Starch; 10 bbis Copperas;
50 dozen PICK e: 100000 Havana Segarsi
IS bags Pepper Spice and 100 030 American Segars
Ginger; 3i' - -t -
For sale by SEYMOUR FANNING & co.
je25 Corner Market and Church streets
FAMILY FLOUR.
WE are manufacturing choice article OF Flour espe-
w ciay family USE which offer to the trade on
the liberal All orders left at the office viii meet
prompt attention. ljy4] 6. HAMMOND Co
CHILDREN'S PANACEA.
IP THE GREFENBERG COMPANY had never produced
any thing for the public benefit than this
Medicine, they would Jet deserve the gratitude o every
parent for the
CHILDREN,S PANACEA.
Which has saved the lives Of young children, and
relieved sick babies than any other medicine ever
known.
one hour old five years Of age this medicine
For Fever, Teeth
ing, Worms, Coc Dsordered Bowels &c, it fals-
Those who have used pronounce it 10 be one oil
the greatest Of blessings.
Eg- For sale at every Drug Store in the State.
my22 ALEX MACKENZIE.
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RATES OF ADVERTIsING.

Newspaper proprietors generally, and sspecay OF ths
sty under the uages and regulations heretofore preVang
are called pon 10 perforn more labor without remunera-
tion any other class Of community The gratutous
publication Of charity and religious advertisement and COM
unjcatons tributes OF respect obituaries o. &C. which
can only be Inserted heavy cost TO the proprietor i'm
poses upon them burden onorous that they feel called
upon ia sedefence check the abuse by making such
publications charge, to extent at least upon the par
ties Immediately interested. In this they but fol-
lowing example Of the press in other Cities mpeed by
intrinsic propriety, aId imperative duty 10
themselves The Subscribers have therefore, united togeh-
In mutual agreement upon the 70 lowing specified terms
the publication Of these well every sort Of regular
business advertising.
For each square OF u lines less Of BREWER 10 lines
less Of nonpare for the 1st insertion 90
Poreach additional insertion per square ....... so
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HARNEsS AND CARDS.

ID ECEyED this day IS seits Eastern made Heddle Eyed
N Harness shafng. Also, d6E pair Cotton Hand
/ Cards fmarl9-n1 JNO. g. WEST.
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NEW YORK BAG MANUFACTORY.

LJAM, Flour, Feed, Grain, Meal Hominy Shot, Buck
II wheat salt, Guano and all other kinds of bags made
and printed to order by machinery with despatch Address
above, II PIatt ST., New York.
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COTTON GOODS.

SHEETlNGs Of an widths; Bleached and Brown Domes-
- tics; English aud American Prints Hoyle's Prints
great variety OF other Goods.
Call and examine my stock Of Goods.
To CASH BUYERS aud PU NCrCAL CUSTOMERS great
nducemcnts viii be offered. JAS NICHOL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-20
LETTER FROM MR.. BRISBANE.
70 a. rsi.s, JIMMY r,s.~ 80Y

n a, Es,,,, Of rh.y.Y Ty2vs< ffftlf
SIR: L. Is very rarely that reply to attacks but the
dseraceful and brutal Assault committed upon me on
Thursday evening and the gsrbled statements o. the
pess, merit this time passing notice
The founder Of the club which has caused so mlch
talk lately is S. p. AsDREws, ESQ, gentleman OF
suusxior mold and an old and esteemed ftiend.
called upon him on Thursday evening aud found him
yery III with a hemouhsge Of the lungs. He re-
quested NE yeiy particularly to 90 to the club and
state that he was seriously sdisp psed for be thought
people n ight imagine he stayed away from fear He
REQUESTED me also to state briefly the objects which he
had in view ip organizing the club. Although dis
ike very much addressing prOnscuous audiences
with whom there is no unity of opinion, went snd
explained briefly those objects.
The fnt was to open place Tor social meetings OF
the people, and for their amusement and instruction.
They cannot find ttese at home, being too poor to IN
vie and not fashionable enough to be invited.
The second was 10 unite band Of retormers,
who recognized Whist Mr.. ANDREWS calls tie sor.
ereignty of the iadiridHaI, that lie to say, who
place the sentiment of individual conscience, in-
tellectua liberty and selfreGancs, above the pre-
scriptions of social and political institutions.
added few remarks on the existing state OF moral
matters in our midst then left the stand and went
to the rear par. Of the room where there were some
orowding and noise. aceosted one Of the captains OF
police q Mr. Turnbuu it appesrs, and asked HIN
whether he could not induce the people to leave
quietly, as Mr. Andrews not present to sttend to
the meeting. He Immediately seized me 10 a brutal
manner, seeking evidently chance to show his zeal
forced me down stairs, and conducted me to the
Eighth waId Station house.
On appearing before the msyor, he questonea NJ
Turnbul as to what ofelse had committed. tie an
swered that | had made remarks which had, In his
opinion, an immoral tendency. Now it appears that
citizen Of this commonwealth can be seized by the
police and dragged to oathsome station house. and
ncarce rated all night because one of the members OF
said police considers that lie made remarks which did
not accord nth his riecs Of mOraiRyH shall test in
our courts of justice whether such brutality, violence,
and desecrstion of individual rights are legal
To sum up, l went to the club and made statement
OF its objects TO obige sick friend. In my opinion the
great reforms to be effected in soce relate to political
economy, that is, to credit the currency, commerce
and bsnking. We mus. strike down the privileges Of
capital and elevate labor. feel a sympathy for all
reforms and particularly those proposed by Mr. An
drews, but they do not it seems to me, break up the
basis of social injustice; radical reform in the re
latons Of labor and capital only can do this.
Yours truly, in haste, A. bRlSbASE'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-20

We learn through late adviees from Texas 81 lne
- American Colony Reunion established IN 81
U.. IN that State, under the direction of NJ. V.
%e..;S[r:nt, is progressing rapidly and we'll Six
or,hs have hardly elapsed since the drst foundation
~ lsid. and already important buildings have been
.;..d tbe lands ere being cleared aud cultivated the
fr,t haryests are being garnered from the hitherto
virgin SOIL and busy workshops are in full blast.
This colony is located in the center of tract Of
mt twelve thousand acres offere land well watered,
,eby wooded, and Inost advantage ,usly sit1aed on
banks of the Bayou, which runs up from Calves
. ard on which the Galveston and Houston steamers
p.y. The associated coonists also own farm that
acr-es as nursery for the Futures and vine plants
Il kinds which have been brought thither from
Europe
We shall watch with lively interest the development
of this project OF colonization which now gives such
fair promise Of attracting large amount OF foreign
capital and-better stlthe labor Of an industrious,
intelligent population, who will cultivate the soil
thoroughly and put in operation mills and workshops,
and where every kind Of mechanical aud artistic skill
can have full scope for fulfilling their unitarian aud
esthetic missions.
wewish the Europeo-American Colonization society
ali possible success.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-20
BPOOhIyy CHARTER NOMINATIONS.
STATE POLITICS.
srv.TopIu NOMINATIONS.
supervisor.

Tracy B4sdle of EImira is the Republican nominee
in the XVIII senate district. Charles huett oil
Horsehesds ia the candidate OF the soft' in the same
district. D.
james c. Hopkins of Washington county is the Re-
nnblicsp candidate in the XIIIth senate district.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
XXIID SENATORIAL DIsTRicT.-Senator' reo' W.
Bradford. NJ.
timer NJ. Southworth. Coroners, Nathan Botsford,
Loclport Hiram G.. Dean, Hartlsnd T. SymonGIs,
Niagara Assembly, LIST district, Elisha Clappi Ia
sARAToGA -Sbereif, Philip H. Mscomber; surro-
gate, Waldo NJ. Potter; superintendent of poor fnro
r. Waterbury; justice OF sessions AuIu,tus E'
Brown; coroners, Reuben s. Burtis, Archibald Go !.
assembly, LIST district, James V. Bradshaw liz us
CaAlgT1T1ArqUf.-Assembly, Is. district, Henry A.
Prendergast.
Dwight II. Clarke special Iucge, ham,Gn rder.
Ersstus 2. Smith, Hip.dae Rose, 10 MI vacancy }
coropers, Theodore Miller, Stanford &; Gibson;
assembly, Second dist,ict, Frederick Julisnc. Nj
BRooME.-Judge, Horace 5. Girls Foldi assembly,
Walter L. Peck; clerk, William c. Doaue; superin-
tendenr, Lorenzo d. OInsted; justice of sesslons,
wilism n. Waterman coroners, Lorenzo Parsons
John CoDgdop.
clerk. E.. p. Hopkins senator, James No1on, SYRIA
cuse: surrogate. Amas Il. Jerome, Manlius' super
intendept, ii. X. Warren justice, John DurnfOrd,
Syracuse. -, T.. c;;,o,. --o-
gate, Charles Hughes; special surrogate, Luther .
Howe: county clerk Philsnder c. Hitchcock; sheriff,
Frederick ID. hods man. treasurer. Nelson q. Moor
superintendent, Ralph Rchsrcs justice OF sessions,
James A. Mcfarland special judge, Lyman IL.
Northrup; coroners james +. Billet, simon Butoni
as.emby, Ist district, James l. Lourie lid dstrct,
Henry Gibson.
SuILIvAY-For judge of the Supreme court, Hid
district, An brose l.. Jordan of Columbia; county
Judge, Wescott Wilkin; sheriff, VIM II. Curtis mem
her of assembly Robert Y Grant justice of sessions,
Geofpe H. Smiley; superintendent of poor, Alfred
Norris; coroners Abram w. Newkirk, james l.. Jor-
dan John Moerech.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-20

1.-THE morals Of the most respectable classes in Ne"
Orleans seem at discount and gin and the muses. in
close embrace in the atitude according TO IAe
NJ o. Delta Of the 9Th, as follows:
"PoLicE MATTERs-Everyhing in this line was extreme ~
du Yesterday night before last Several balls were re-
without heense and one or Two conee
house, found the predic smen Serssn OJo9
reported Officer Hudns for beog staviug drunk on h
some fnv citizens II The tint repeef army coe arena
drpntensss among their numbo pof mn paeea ~ eo.a
ni0A company nth three TuHaog neg'0e' an" cum"
zoea poem entied Liberty vs.. LfetH'e "
How the pure blood of the Pandelly-lise arStoc-
rae, finds the stuff wherever it is formed may be par
italy judged by the fol ewing elegant extract from tne
name journal of the same date:
aCRuyl TRgATMEETA slave little girl named Louise aged
about Yesterday evening presented herse 81 the ro9
ace Of toe Second district seeking protection from ths cfue
fe,tmept of her mistress Madame Cruzsue The save had
beep uy beaten her back and ot1er part' he body oen9
,aIn cut ed thai her owners had beaten her
In this she cid sell enough CAGES &C 70
% atty their oup6ty. She placed in jail 70 await an nve'
rgatior Of the matter"
We have no doubt tina. this is an extreme and
exceptional case, though we have heard before that
many young slave girls at New Orleans are sent out in
this way, and Treated with cruelty if they fail to bring
home sufficient sum to their owners.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Dispatch 70 The N. Y Tribune.

Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune
WAsHDGToS, Friday, Oct. 10, 1855.
Col. steptOe is stopping a. the White bou'e aud
converspg with the President about Affairs In Utah.
lie will accept the Office Of governor provided he is
backed up by sufficient force OF soldiers.
Tie appointment to fill the vscsnc, on the Supreme
bench il now under discussion. Pierce wants Mont
gomery Blair, and be will probably get the appoint
ment, but Marcy opposes him violently Several
prominent politicians from the South expected here
soon to discuss the succession quietly before Congress
opens. Gen. Pierce believes his chance for nom
instion from the South better now than ever. Wise
is sanguine that Virginia wi stand BY him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-20

FIVE FIFrrFVF.-Although it was generany under'
stood that another meeting Of the Club would ro' DC
held until Monday next still some ladies ana gsuue
meB had go strong curiosity to zee the Free Love
,oom and the renowned crimson curt aims which shroud
that big stove 80 ms stcsy that they braTed the dan
gers of all the flights of stairs and btgsea an OPPor,u
nit, 70 examine these famous precincts They found
German and an English lady teaching 'man cias VI
Germans to read English By means OF Poone'ics'
After looking under the desk, admiring The phonetic
system Of teaching, and taking two good peeps oenu
the curtains and at The stove to be sure 'na.
was stove and that their eyes did not deceive lns"
mos. Of them retired toleraby well SATISFIED. ieS'
however, could not go away without exploring ING
ladies dIessipg-room.