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Tux Hoo MARKrr.--We have heard (says the
Louisville Journal) of no transactions, but learn
that an offer Of se net for round lot Of hogs,
averaging 200 lbs, for early December delivery,
was made and refused. The market may be quo
ted from se to &c 25 for November and December
delivory--sellers asking Sc so TO 80 rs. N.
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THr war THE FoREIcs INFLUENCE AND FOREIGN
vorr Coin Wisconsin the Newsbode. the only
Dutch paper published in thst State, the Emil
granten, the leading Norwegian organ, and the
Corcar, (Milwaukce,) Demokrat, lManitowoc;) and
Pioneer, (Sauk City, are all engaged ina jealous
support Of tho pseudo I" Republican" or Free-soil
fusion CAUSE 4a F
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Miss Eunicc E. Culver, Of Blandford, Massachu-
sets, received verdict of ~, 500 damages a few
days since against Fred. Dwight, formerly Of
Springfield, for breach Of marriage promise. The
lady is % years of age, and had been courted by
the gay deceiver since ls49. 30 i3A -
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"SonE PUxPxrss Raised on the farm Of J. s.
speck, Clear Spring. old Rockingham, on 4 single
vine, ten pumpkins weighing 800 pounds, making
an average Of 20 pounds.
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II. Long 4 Brother, Of New York, arc 10 pub
lish, in few days, work entitled Lilly Husop,
or the Autobiography Of an Orphan Girl, and Other
Tales, by Alice Grey. Price, one dollar. We have
no doubt that this book win be one Of great origi-
nality and interest.
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Worcester elects Fusion Senator Dorchester
not heard from. h8t
In Montgomery the Americans have elected the
Sheriff, one delegate, one member Of the Orphans
Court and two County Commissioners
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On the sth Instant BY the Rev James A. Duncan,
Mr.. HAaxAx NEWELL, United States Navy 70 Miss
ANN ~ DUyALL, of this city.
On Tuesday evening the 9th instant at Cleveland,
King George county Virginia, by the Rev. Mr. Friend,
ALsRED N. BERSARD. Esq, 70 Miss MARGARET b.
Mason, daughter Of w, 4. Mason, Esq.
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FRrsH IMPORTATION or AMERICAN Cfrfrrss.-
The ship Albion, Capt. Williams, arrived at New
York on Tuesday, with 500 passengers. During
the week ending Tuesday evening, about 1900
arrived. 4&E AtN
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The aourishing little town Of Buckhannon, the
county seat Of Upshur, was almost totally destroy
ed BY Ere on Sunday the 2sth ult IL . ,Si rf
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A correspondent Of the Butler Herald, Virginia,
earnestly recommends Hon. Samuel A. Gilmore,
Of Fayette, as suitable candidate for United
States Senator. s.te ~ aen Fa. if.tt
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Ma RIcgrrs, OF riiE Treasury DrPARTsESr
We are informed that Mr.. ricketts,, who.but re-
Gently renowned tho American party, passed
the day Of election in Maryland We wonder
IL he carried any Of tho "black mall"
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LEGISLATURE.

The Senate consists oftwenty-tvo members, elect
cd Cor four years, but under tho new constitution
were 20 classified that one-hslf (eleven members)
are elected every tvoy years The following is now
It's political complexion; VS. sa
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DIYoRcEs-Two divorce cases were decided by
the Mason Circuit Court last week, in favor Of the
plaintiffs in favor Of husband and the other
Of wife-both On the ground Of dcsertion and
abandonment The husband who applied to be
relieved from the bonds of matrimony had been
deserted By his wife for more than thirty.two
yearsl So the Maysville Express informs us.
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ASSUMING LADY.--John s. Conner, keeper Of
the Marlboro House, Wall street, Richmond, was
arragned before the Mayor of that city on Wed
nesdny last for ssssnlting and beating Mrs. Maria
II. Hardy.
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CRlxrs AND EXECUTIONS IN CALUoRSrA.--From
the LIST Of January to the LIST Of August, 1858,
there we're s2s murders and lynchings in Califor-
mia. Two persons were lawfully hanged
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THAsKscivKe.- This appointment has now been
made 10 twenty different States, as follows New
Jersey, Oct 4; North Carolina, Oct. %; Virginia
and Maryland, Nov. ~; Florida, Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Illinois, lowe, Maine aad Delaware, Nov. 22;
New Hampshire, Massachusetts,, Connecticut,
Rhode Island, New York, Missouri, Wisconsin,
Michigan and Texas, Nov. 20. Seven have mp
pointed the 22d instant and nine the aeth.
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Bishop Meade had his pocket picked last week
in the cars, on his way to Richmond. ---
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wAsif1ScToS CoKnEsroSprScr. The Naval
storekeepcr at our Navy Yard is the Washing
ton correspondent Of the Baltimore Argus
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The Washington correspondent Of the New York
Herald Gays. "The appointments Of judge IN the
District SIN hangs Are. was informed this eve
ming that Il would probably assume this form---
Crawford, now judge Of the criminal court win be
promoted, and Radcliffe appointed on the criminal
bench. asit H'W lotto
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Major John p. Morrison and Mr.. ]. d. Skein, Of
the metropolitan Bank, indianapolis, are about to
open new bank at Beloit, Wisconsin, with cap
ital of $4,000. Mr.. L. D. Smith, formerly of the
Canine, ,lton Bank, is 10 be the cashier
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ROBE HTGiIiHIiIEiia.,.

TyHIs being . good teason for transplant
ing, the citizens Of Washington. are respect
fully informed that an extensive collection Of the very
and those purchasing TO the amount Of t5 viii be
furnished with man 70 plant them, at the Washing
ton Nursery, Fifth street. between K street and New
York avenue, Washington, ID. O.
nov 1o-st w. GRIFFITH.
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POsTPONEMET.
THIRD GRAND ASSEMBLY

BEN FRANKLIN TARGET COMPANY.
MYTH regret we announces TO our friends and
w the public In general that upavoidsbly We
Tuesday evening, November Goth, upon which occa-
sion we hope to satisfy All who NAV honor US with
their presence HENRY K.sCHIEBLER,
nov 10-2t M f. Socretarv. y
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Charles NJ. Barass, a Cincinnati writer win pro-
duce a. the Theatre in Louisville on Tonight his
new the HJpocondriac
Hon. VIM. J. Brown, special agent Of the Post
Office Department, was in louisville last week,
y Among the Americans returned home. In the
Arsgo, were DIR. lie Vert, and family, Of Mobile
The Place st. George, Paris, is covered with
straw, in consequences of the serious illness Of Mad
anne Theirs, wife Of the ex,mnister Of King Louis
Philippe.
Rev Or. s. H. Cox has accepted call to become
pastor Of the Presbyterian church in Owego. He
last week received call from the Central Presby-
terrain church Of Newark, but declined on account
Of his health suffering from the sea air.
A double wedding occurred at Chicago last
week, when two Misses Hamilton entered the bliss
fiji state Of marriage, one Of whom is the Oldest
native nhabitant Of that prairie city, though she is
young bride. 2 ~ ass. 3s q n III r I
Hon. w. A. Walker has arrived, and is stopping
at Wizards.
The following is 4 list Of those who have engaged
quarters for the season at Willard's Hotel Hon.
Lewis Cass, Hon. VIM. Wright, Hon. Reverdy
johnson, Hon. r. T.. 8. Foster Hon. Mr.. Straua-
han, Hon. B. +. Butler, Hon. A. Wakeman, Hon.
John M. Wood, Hon. VIM. Murray, Hon. B. Pfin-
gle, Hon Russell Sage, Hon. s. G. Haven, Hon.
Alex. Dewitt, Hon =. Clark, Hon. T. B. Morgan,
Hon. Mr.. Woodruff, Hon. Mr.. Fhgler, Hon Mr..
Paine Hon. Mr.. Smoot, Judge Gilchrist, Of the
Court Of Claims. and Judge Curtis. ie
Mr.. Macaulay, the historian, intends retiring
from the representation of Edinburgh at the next
dissolution. Several candidates are ready to step
into the field.
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What Il Interpretation Of the elections IN
Massachusetts, and New York; Simply this,
the people have said 1--WE have had enough
Of sectionalism, and need no more Of It. Truc,
we become incensed at the repeal Of the Mis-
sour Compromises; but those who supposed
we were readyto become Abolitionists, or
could be induced to join party wholly section
al, and thus imperil the Union, were cgregious-
~ mistaken, and greatly underrsted our rstri-
otism and nationalisn.
Agitating demagogues have now boon taught
severe lesson, and one they sill not soon for
get Attempting 10 lend the whole North into
the. slough Of secdonslisn, they havb only gone
in themselves, and sunk into quag-miro
where the people have left them, to thegrcai
delight Of all true lovers Of the Union, peace,
harmony, and concord. sset r s,w ~. !.
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New York Election.

Our latest accounts from New York make the
plurality for the American ticket over the Repub-
lican ticket 1856, with only six counties TO be
heard from. y is unqucstionably elected. The
returns Of the vote for Secretary Of State in 6fy
tbraa s,o,,y ia. f.,,t t,,r, "a fS,lIoxvS !. he
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THE FOURTH ANNUAL BALL
y3s..ae x OF THE, mF
BOON RIFLE CORPS
WILL TAKE PLACE
At Odd-Fellows' Hall, Navy Yard,
On Wednesday, 14tA Nor. 1856

"HE Undersigned, Committee or Ar
- rangements, in making the above announce
ment return thanks for the liberal patronage which
has heretofore been extended to the Corps on SINH
Lar occasions, and respectfully solicit from their
friends renewal Of this evidence of their confidence
and favor and promise to use every means of con-
tributng to the enjoyment Of all who may honor MS
by their presence at the Ball.
Prof Esputa (whose justly celebrated Band has
been engaged for the occasion) will in the course of
the evening, perform solo on his fvorite instru-
lnent the Sax Horn
An experienced caterer win have charge Of the Re.
freshmeat department
Oommittee
Lieut. Henry n. 0bcr Lieut. C. SAndersop
Ensign VIM. y, DobbiDs Sergt r. Robinson
Sergt. BENZ Suit Pioneer Jno Robinson
Corp. VIM. B. 0,Donnell Corp VIM. Nally &C
Private Columbus Bryan Private Jas. H. ferrsl
~ John Nokes g. eJno. McNsily -
John Russell go, * $3.50. 80 7'
Floor Manager Lieut. G. SASpHnsoS. itf
Tickets (admittng gentleman and two ladies)
ONE DOLLAR. {'.s.lststI,s $500 3 49,
nov l0-SaMTuW 1870 -
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~ Mutual Building and Loan Associa-
tion-A special meeting Of the Stockholders will be
hed, on Monday evening, 18th instant, at o'clock.
mept OF the second and sixteenth articles of the Con-
stfuH0n. Il. lsef q ~ tst II ssss s38g9T
All persons who have subscribed for stock are
hereby notified, that unless they comply with the
ing their stock will be disposed Of by the Assooa-
ton. CHARLES WILSON
nov l0--2t Agg Secretary.
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ny THE MORNINGS NAIL.


The Pesasylvania Liquor Lar--N Navigation 2,
NE Ohio.
PirTsBuRo. Nov. s.-Tbe three parties before
convicted and sentenced for a violation Of the II.
quor law in this city were again arrested Yesterday
for the same offence at the instance Of the tempe
rance league, and held to bail.
About eight other arrests have been made, In
Guiding the proprietors Of the st. Charles and other
hotels
The Ohio river measures six feet and six inches,
and is still rising
Wisconsin, Election.
GALEsA, Nov. 9.--Returns from Wisconsin az
far as received show triaing majority for Bash
ford, the Republican candidate.
Nal g6 Napal. 5@fi3ats
Nxw York, Nov. 6.--The United States sloop,
of-war St. Louis, Capt Livingston, sailed hence TO-
day for the Coast Of Africa.
She takes out Captain Ward, who has been or
dered TO the command Of the Jamestown, the flag
ship Of the squadron, and Capt. M. Blair, ordered
to the sloop-ofwar Dale.
|gdsoy AYrest Of alleged CoInterfeiters
BrrHIrHEx, Pa, Nov. s-Two men calling
themselves Foster and Kelly, from Philadelphia,
were arrested to-day, charged with passing coun-
terfeit notes on the Mechanics' Bank Of PhiIadel
phia "a W '''' III ".
Departure Of Skipping at Boston.
n BosroN, Nov. s.--Aftera long spell Of easterly
wind 1t came round to the west this forenoon, and
large feet of over 500 sail Of square rugged yes
sells and coasters went to sea. sGi ft
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TO THE LADIES.

80 Ii TO THE LADIES.
aNNE have received direct from New
~ York, and will open this day ease Of 81
perior Velvet and Satin Hsts to which The attention
OF ladies wishing to purchase is invited s So 80.
HUTCHINSON 4 MUNRO.
BIO, Penn, avenue, between 9th and 10th Streets
nov 10--d5tif " sA4 q IT fN'1''7I-'-' -
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Ther confcss they are Whipped.

One Of the most prominent men in the Treas
ury building, being accosted yesterday with
Whats the news ?" replied, "Bad enough
we have been most essentially and most unex-
peetedly whipped" II should Think re-
marked the other "that there could be no
doubt about that; but what do the big ones
Think Do they feel as if the people had pro
nounced sentence Of condemnation against
themSn rsYes," said Mr.. Black Mail, :" they
give it up, aud are obliged to confess that the
verdict Of the country has been fairly rendered
in favor of our opponents. We may regret
but can't help it But who would have thought
Prince John could be so egregiously mistaken
in regard to the strength Of the Softs2 From
what he assured us, we felt confident that ths
Softs would have carried New York"
1t is well that the administration have ct last
been able TO open their eyes wide enough te
read their doom, which SAN has written In
Iegibls characters on the wall. They thought
that by the aid Of foreign .legions they
could conquer and trample upon Amerfcdps
forgetting the fate Of the Tories Of the Revoln.
ton, whose example they have been following
But Americans " scorn to. be slaves, and can.
not he made 70 submit TO foreign rule; nol
viii they sit by and see their own couptrymcr
ruthlcssly thrust out Of places Of honor, trus
ana front, 10 make room Tor Foreigners, with
ont an indignant rebuke and q warning tba,
sannot Ia aafelv unheeded
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EN-NOTIC E.---M . h Q 4 ist Episcopal
Church South.--0n Sunday evening, at ~ o'clock,
the Rey. James A. Duncan will preach in the above
Church. Subject; Brotherly Love-"
Members of Societies who profess TO practise the
abovevirtue earnestly invited 70 be present on
this occasion a9ss nov lott
s5g- American Legion, Attention I.--The
regular meeting Of the American Legion will be held
this Saturday, evening at 71{ o'clock, at American
Hall. The members are requested 10 be punctual In
their attendance, as arrangements are expected to
be made for Grand Torchlight Procession and
Mass Meeting in honor Of the recent victories achiev-
ed by the American Party.
BY order; Qct 3. N. ID. LARNER,
b nov l0--lt g Secretary
h sy-Sixth Presbyterian Church, coraer Of
sixth and streets, (isiand THE Rev. Il. b. Pol.
lock- of Warrenton Virginia, Qate Of Wilmington,
Delaware will preach In this church TO morrow the
18th instant. Services at IL A, M. and 316 Pm.
: The public are invited to attend NOV 10--lt
tE- Tenn perance Notice.--The Freeman's
Vigilant Total Abstnence Society will hold Public
Meeting, at Temperance Hall, on tomorrow after-
.noon Vt 315 O'Clock.
Speakers are expected to be present
Gentlemen and ladies' and the public in general
respectfully requested to attend All are inte-
rested more or less in this great moral reformation
By order of the President:
mo. JOHNSON,
nov lo--lt Cor Secretary
- Mutual building and Loan Associa-
tion-A special meeting Of the Stockholders will be
held, on Monday evening, 18th instant at o'clock
Z. M, at Temperance Hall to consider an amend
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Wisconsin, Election.

GALgNA, Nov. 9.--Returns from Wisconsin as
far as received show triaing majority for Bash
ford, the Republican candidate.
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DEAJEH's HOIEEs go
(roRxrnIr THE AVENUE HoUsR.1
TUNHE Undersigned, recently OF the Ma
u tonal Hotel, In this city, having leased for a
series Of years this large and commodious House,
Pennsylvahia avenue and Seventh street. and having
retted and refurnsbed il throughout in an elegant
and substantial manner begs leave 70 inform his old
the reception Of guests on the 10th Instant
Having been engaged for a number Of years an a
caterer for the public he has no hesitation in saying
II win vie with any other establishment Of the kind
In the United States. M. A. DEXTER.
nov 1O-eod3Hf
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FEHNANUV WOUD, Mayor.
To Messrs. Adam Hornung, William orossman,
George A, Peter, Directors City Infrmsry, Gin
cinnstL
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Premium Boot and Shoe Manufactory

IAHFs W. HAMILTON. FULLER
HAMILTON & FULLER,
TENNESSEE BOOT SHOE EANUFkCT0RY,
Corner Market and Spring Streets, Nashville, Tenn.
VNTE would inform friends and the public that we
w still at our old stand Market street. where
We have on band and manufacturing, much better
assortment Of work than have before offered the
| public consisting part of the following kinds
Mems superhne French Calf Boots and CATERS;
Men and Boys fine Cali Shoes Oxford aud Monroe Ties
Mems, Boys and Youths Calf and Kip Boots, water
Mems, and Boys Kip and Thick Boots double and sin
gle soles;
Mems Boys and Youths Kip Shoes. double and sin.
Double Sole Negro Brogans;
House Servants Shoes, heavy and light;
| Youths and Childrens coarseaud line Shoes;
- ALSO -
Ladies' and Misses GaIf Ii Boots ssWed and Peggsd
:" French No.
a TampicO
French Morocco Boots,
sewed and pegged.
Wsare making work from select stock, and in
good styles and warrant every part of the workmanship
| Prices hto and uniform. 20
tf- Work made 10 order. Aso, repairing promptly
Ng- Cash paid for Hides or taken in exchange,
| jsn1l-iy HAMILTON FULLER.
RECTFIED WHIsKEY.
/ TIVE HUNDRED bbls "Nectar" Whiskey for sale by
| = janl6 E. 5. CHEATHAA co.
FINE WIIISKET.
| TWO HUNDRED bbs Robertson County OLD Double
| 4 Distilled Corn Whlskey very superior quality.
| For sale by fjanl6l E. s. CHEATHAN co.
1,wENTY bbls pure e oa Monongeheia aa RE whskey-
| janis E s. CHEATHAM co.
ALE.
JNHIRTY bbls bet Cincinnati Ale fresh. Just received
i and FOR sale by janl6l E. S. OHEATHAM CO.
CHEESE.
| NNE HUNDRED boxes select W. R. Cheese. Just re
| ~ ceved and for sale By
| janis E.s. CHEATHAM co.
| STARCH.
TWENTY boxes best Cincinnati Starch. Just received
| i and for sale by (janlel E. 5. CHEATHAM co.
THIRTY dozen Corn Brooms; Just received and for
| i sale by tjanlSl Z. s. CHEATHAM co.
STAR CANDLES
| NNE HUNDRED boxes half and quarter boxes Star
~ Candles. Just received and ] for i,;I4 sale by
| janl6 ss Z. ;. CHEATHAN co.
= ~ OYSTERS.
V1ORTY boxes Fresh Baltimore Oysters cans. Just
jsnis Id 80 49, = F. S CHEATHAM CO
MATCHES.
J7IFTY gross Matches in round short boxes Just re-
ianis I1s's" AN1 ~ '- E.s. CHEATHAM 4 co.
-. TEAS tFRESH.)
| FINHIRTY boxes Imperial Tea
! L half chests gxrRA hne Black Teas;
S do do Green do.
Just received and for sale by
| janl6 - n >. CtkATHAM co
| = FLOUR.
| TSHREE HUNDRED bbs 3 +. Flour FGEsH. Just
! L ceiYed and for sale by
janis y. GHEATHAM co
WE ARE ALSO III RECEIPT Of large in-
I w voice Of Flannss Beached sud Brown Musns Of
every description bought at astonishing lew figures which
will sell very cheap TO maze roomto Spring Stock
| jan2S,-tf. R. c. MeNAIRY & co.
JUST received two drums Cod Fish. For,~-4sSsTss
| q sale by {. sS-<--s-1fa~
| decl5-f STEWART & WEAKLY.
| RICE.
| VSiVE Tierces fresh Rice received and for sale BY
Il [decl5-fl 10 STEWART WEAKLY.
HOO BAGS Green Rio Coffee. Just receved, and
! lOO for sale by STEWART WEAKLY.
| decI5-H =. e --..
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sUNDRIES.
STEAMER IRooUoIsE,


81 NJ D. L. r. IL BROOKS, MAsrER, -Ss
aEeAes@ y WISHES to inform the pcblic that he has
$50 recently purchased this substantial Steamer
nom - 81
NASHVILLE TO NEW ORLEANS =
and soliciss from his old friends as ornerlT share
public patronage Ar. THOMAS j. HOPKINS riii act as
Clerk and vail give every attention any business that NAV
be entrusted 10 hHaM there is patronage sut
e ut and shippers DESIRE application TO the boas agents
tr2s vii be extended On the Gun berand high up
Tie fRoouoISE q s,,,er;or s.s,yn for Pas.
sengers and Freight Standing NJ. in isurssic. Apply
to -.,si7 ,es - .lHa J0HSSONE MEAY Efs, or g. Esa
noyFio-.sn 1as seHN ava ts's-sA's 41SF--'' l'-s
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REMOVAL.

Tie SOUTH EAsVfLLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
~ removed taeJr Depot 10 FOGG'S RAN BUILD
L iNGS. NJ Is COLLEGE STREET, South of SPrug,
"ueTe they will he pleased attend the call o. their
customers IneV keep constantly hand every variety If
Z U 2 NJ 7 J'R e..
Iihhin oT tae liberal patronage Heretofore reoeigei
they solicit continuance II The same and hope 70 give
general satisfaction. r ii GE0dNES
w. L NANCs. Secv. President
Nashville, Jan. IS ,Is55-f e. er.tls
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MERCHANDISE.

r. c. M'NAIRY & CO.,
M, 30. SIS College St., Nashville Tenn,
a NJ ~ now receiving their FALL STOCK OF W
9ou,'S TO which they EeIId respectfully invite tie
ailentien'o 'of the public
Embroideries.
lave now opened for sale the headsOmest and most
rue s ro winch The ladies would do wei to select early
VIII Siin 1ooas' hlDoons, Trimmings, etc.,
Carpets.
In few days they Will receive rich and ex.sns;vs .nr
ply Of Carpets selected in the East by their bnxsr AZ
pressy for this trade and which they intend TO sell 80
cheap to make to the interest of every ops n bnv
hea. Their stock in this department viii be 10000
Also OF every thing in their line of business tbev win
keep constant supply Of the best quality tEs lowest
price
Desiring to close their Summer stock before going into
their New Store they selling below cost Let I'll vho
desire good bargains give them call.
augis-H .-
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ZINC PAINT,

rVHE undersigned Agents for the saleor WHITE OXIDE
OF ZINC, manufactured By the Penusylvsna and le-
high Zinc Co., prepared TO receive orders for the same
and would invite the particular attention of the Trade
It's evident superiority over others of American Manufe-
Foreign.
Dealers can with confidence depend upon always obia
ing any desired supply of this Paint which will be uaa
nTecommeai itsc Tor Purity, Great Body and Unifo
Ehsness
Prices snd;terms arranged the most liberal footing.
JAMES T. LEWIS b Co,
oec3 -em 60 Water Street, New York.