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stripping in political matters, should, in
bis rapid strides to power, make some
slight mistakes in the manner of elect
ing his petty town officers
1t seems that the old stagers, having
been caught in the trap, discovered some
little informality in Sans doings, and,
probably smarting under the loss of such
lucrative offices, kept dark" until it
was too late to have his proceedings ls-
galized at the late session of the Legis,
lature, hoping thereby, no doubt, to re-
tain the reins of power and smoluments
of Office, in this town. Sans Council,
has, no doubt, consulted proper author
ity, who, by the way, have been duly
declared elected, at legal town meet
ing, by legal moderator, and so re-
corded by a legal town clerk, and have
legally qualified themselves, and entered
on tho arduous duties of their office
AS Sans Legislature will meet again al
the proper time, and if necessary will
legalize the election and doings of the
Council, it seems reasonable to conclude
that we have, really and substantially, Q
town government. SAMUEL.
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MAssAsorr SADvE; A VEGETABLE
Compound that has been used for more
than twenty years, and has proved itself
valuable family medicine. The many
ailments of flesh, such as Burns, Scalds,
Cuts, Bruises, Wounds, &c., are almost
instantly cured by its use. To these
troubled with Piles, it will bring imme-
date relief, and thousands of cures have
been made. No family should be with
out it. Price, % cents per box.
All orders should be addressed to
j. P. SULLIVAN, Proprietor,
100 Washington St. Boston, Mass.
AGENTS.. II. Potter, Wcster-
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Hsy- The Richmond Despatch say

Bsg- The Richmond Despatch says
that grand nuptial affair is to take
place in New York next month. The
parties are wealthy, and the preparations
for the wedding are not only ample, but
extravagant in the extreme. The BRIDE
groom is Louisiana sugar planter, and
the bride is the daughter of New York
Judge. Two thousand guests are invit-
ed, all of whose expenses are to be berne
by the inviters. The bridegroom is te
be accompanied by two hundred couples
of ladies and gentlemen from the South
There being no possibility of accommo
dating the multitude at private man
sion, the St. Nicholas Hotel has beer
rented at $4,000 per day, for four days
The most distinguished caterer of Nov
York is to feast the company during
thisr stay.
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FlncSt opening tJ0r Enterprisang Men
Ii IL l. G. III IL RS
Religious Denominations
IN THE
i nj II E D ST A II ES,

COVERS wide and popular iange of sub
jects in the literature of this country hitherto
but very imperfecty attempted. While EN-
bod ing vast amount of Information as to the
history, doctrine, government, and statistics Of
the different religious bodies, it is yet so hap
PLY blended with innumerable lively and en-
tertaining tales, anecdotes, and poetry that the
reader is surprised and delighted at the beauty
and interest with which the subject is invested.
Its circulation since fist issued has been un-
parallcled in the annals of the business, and
proves 1t to be beyond all question tue most
popular subscription book in the market. From
the borders of Maine to le confines of Texas,
there is vast field for its circulation The
harvest truly is great and only wants the pre-
sence Of the labsrer to gather it in. Active,
earnest, self-ielying and determined men can
find pleasant aud profitable employment, and
pick up vast deal of knowledge of men and
things, by securing an agency and pushing the
work. To such we CAL offer the most liberal
inducements. None other need applv. Early
applications should be made to tue publishers,
JOHN Z. POTTER,
Is Sansom st., Philadelphia, Pa,
! or MOVES SPICER,
222H indianapolis, Ind.
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Ray The Providence Journal says
We understand that the Executive
Board of Brown University have deter
mined to furnish rooms in the college
buildings, free of charge, to candidates
for the ministry, of all denominations
and such other deserving young men a:
the President may select. Som,
measure of this kind has long been de-
sired by all the friends Of the Institution
The cost Of residence in college will ther
be materially diminished to those who's,
circumstances require it, while thos'
whose means are ample will easily pro
vide themselves with rooms in privat,
families in the city.
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AshaWay Bank.

A meeting of the Subscribers to the Stock
n of the Ashaway Eank, holden this day at
the Chape' the following gentlemen were elect.
ed Directors of said Institution, viz:
+. X. Brown, j. Il. Wells, Jonathan Lalkin,
Sands G. Carr, James II. Porter, John S
Champlir, David l.. Aldrich, Charles B. Coon,
William c. Crandall, Ina e. Briggs, and William
ii. Reynolds.
WELCOME STILLMAN, Chairman.
At subsequent NEE ing of the Board Of
Directo 5, j. K. WELLS was unanimously
elected President, and
j. L. SPENCER, Cashier.
Ashaway, June 25, 1865.
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NEaln1iC Bank.

A I the Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
II of this Institution, holden on the 4th inst.
the following named gentlemen were elected
Directors for the year ensuing, viz: Horace
Bahcock, Welcome Stillman, lloratio n. Camp
bell, James NJ. Pendcton, Thomas w. Scgar,
Gilbert Pendleton, Jr., Nathan II Langworthy,
Joseph IL. Lewis, and Charles H. Dcnison.
AT subsequent meeting of the Directors,
on the same day, Horatio n. Campbell, ESD,
was unanimously elected President
JAMES NJ. pENDLETON, Cashier.
Westerly, June 81, 1853.
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ge,y~ The following is from the Ney

Dsy" The following is from the NeD
York Erening Mirror, May 25:-
WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHER
RY.-Among all the Panaceas advcrtis-
ed for the cure of human ailments, there
is none in which We have more con6d-
enco than Wistar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry We regard it as one Of Ma
ture's own preparatons-simple, safe,
pleasant to take, and almost certain to
cure all bilious and pulmonary affec-
tions. We have witnessed its wonder
full effects, in cases that were regarded
as hopelcssly desperate, and we can
conscientiously recommend it as one Of
the best medicines in the world"
1t has proved more efficacious as a re-
medy for Coughs, Colds, Influenza,
Bronchitis, Asthma, and Consumption
in its incipient stages, than any other
medicine.
Always signed I. BUTTS on the
wrapper.
AGENTS.. II. POTTER, Wester-
ly; w. Il. SEGAR & Co Brands Iron
Works b. b. SHELDEN, Usquapaug
G.. E. NICHOLS, Kingston.
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Administrators A Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that have been
~ appointed Administrator on the estate
Of THOMAS BROWNING. late Of Lebanon,
CT, deceased, and have qualified myself ac-
cording to law, to settle the same, and now
hereby notify all persons having claims
against said estate, to present them i'm
mediately; and all persons indebted to
said estate to make immediate payment,
as the estate wi be settled soon.
ALBERT WITTER, Administrator.
Hopkinton, j uly 3, 1856. 222tf
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HARpER's MAGAZINE, for July, is a
magnificent number, with a large amount
of reading matter, and beautiful engrav-
ings. e. G. Barnes has it for sale in
this place.
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Bay The Providence Daily Tran
script says, We are crodibly informed
that one of the liquor agencies of the
town Of Charleston had sold, during the
past year, twenty-five hundred dollars
worth OF liquor, another, fifteen hundred,
and it was believed that the third one
would make tho sum up to six thousand
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tions and if | have been deficient in
them, offer that deficiency as an extern
uation of some Of my shortcomings. 1t
has always been my aim to treat every
person and subject with that candor and
liberalty which truth and justice would
call for.
The Echo and the business connected
Herewith may be considered, with pro-
per management, as being now on a por-
manent foundation. 1t is true, that the
four years past have beon filled with
doubts and fears as to the ultimate sue
cess of the undertaking; but it can no
longer be looked upon in the light of an
experiment. OF course, it will require,
as do all newspapers, and more especial
ly one of this class, judicious manage
ment The subscription list of the pa
per is fair, in regard to number and
promptness of payment; the advertising
patronage is good, the amount being
quite enough for the size of the paper,
with general promptness Of payment ;
and the job work connected with the
Office is also good, being large in amount
and the prices remunerativc.
Of Mr.. Hoyt, my late partner, and
who now assumes the entire responsible
ity of the establishment, it is unneces
sary for me here to speak, further than
to commend him to the goodwill and
patronage of those who have heretofore
had dealings with the office. lie has
been connected, in different capacities,
with the Office since near the commence
ment Of the Echo, and therefore, needs
no introduction from me.
To correspondents and others who
have rendered aid in making the paper
interesting and useful, l would, in a
word, express my thanks; and, in be-
half of the present editor and proprietor,
ask a continuance of your favors.
My brethren of the press, whose
amenities and courtesies have been a.
CLEANS of sunshine on my pathway, will
accept the grateful outgushings of a
heart capable Of approaching your kind
ness, and which is, in small degree
prepared to sympathize with you in your
joys and sorrows..
In conclusion, I would embrace the
present opportunity of returning my
sincere thanks for patronage, and TO
the manifestations Of friendship whicl
have been extended towards me durin,
the period of time in which l have beer
before you. Although from this time
my responsibility ceases in the capacit.
as either editor or publisher of the Ec:o
yet l may embrace the opportunity from
time to time, to echo few thought
through its columns; but whenever
shall do so it will be over q signature
With these few hasty words, l will
for the present, bid the readers of tn
ECHo-Adieu E. G. CHAMpL1s.
| Westerly, r. l., July 2, 1855.
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Boy The Grand Jury in Washington
City, d. c., is said to have found five
bills of indictment against the destroyers
of the block of marble sent by the Pope
of Rome to the Washington Monument
Association.
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Office.

TIE Subscriber having been appointed by
the honorable Court of Probate of the town of
Westerly, administrators to the estate of
Joseph A. Scholield, late Of said Westerly,
deceased, hereby notifies all persons having
claims against said estate to present them al
SO, all persons indebted to make payment Of
the same.
EUNICE c. SHOLFIELD, Administrative.
\ Westerly June 25, 1855. %3t222
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Bey" 1t is said that the Know No
thing Councils, in Warren, have dssolv.
ed and burnt up their records. The
reason given by correspondent of the
Providence Post is that majority si
the Order in Warren are in favor of the
majority platform.
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ID L Il ID

In Stonington, c., June 80, of erysipclas,
Miss MARIA p. GRANT, aged so years. Miss
Grant was member of the First Baptist
Chr en- in Sp ingield, Mass. Her funeral was
attended bv Rev. VIM. Stow, of Weste ly, Crom
the house Of Elisha Randall, Esq, of Stoning-
ton, Ct
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BD- Five clerks and one messengers
we're removed from the Treasury De-
partment on the 3Oth Of June, on polit-
ical g ounds.
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AShaWay Bank,

NOTICE is hereby given to the Subscl ibcrs
! to the Capital Stock of the Ashaway Bank,
that the Fii st Instalment twenty dora's eacl,
share is due and payable on Monday, the 9th
Of July, at the Chapel.
J. L. SPENCER, Cashier.
Ashaway, June 26, 1855.
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Wanted,

u W learn the Printing Business, an
= active, intelligent boy, from Ia to II
years of age. One who has resided out of the
village, and who would be willing to make him.
self generally useful, will find a good situation
with reasonable remuneration, by applying to
this Office.
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esD~ The wheat crop in Ohio is so
promising that the Plaindealer thinks
that in sixty days -four may be bought
for six dollars barrel.
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DsT- The Catholics have purchased
nine Of the best lots at Leavenworth =,
Kansas, and are to erect q church and
nunnery there.
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nS- The New York papers contain a
melancholy account Of the sudden deaths
from the intense heat Of the weather
within few days past.
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RD~ The Connecticut Legislature ad-
journed on Saturday, having been in
session two months.
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MI A IL R I II ID

June 2s, at Groton Center, by Ed. s. s.
Griswold, Mr.. NELSON MoRGAY, of Noank, and
Miss VIRGiNIA Holy, Of the former place.
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Building Lots.

N HE Subscriber offers for sale few very de,
L sirable Building Lots, situated on the north
side of Pleasant Street in the village Of West
ery. Those contemplating building will do
well TO call on j. ii. POTTER.
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List Of fLcttcr

HASS OA nLCNtCI
y EMAlNING in the Post Office, Westerly
LII r. l., June 80, 1861
Andrews, Owens Jennings, T.
Avery, RobertT. johnson. James
Babcock, Nathan Mcdonald, James
Burdick, Samuel Merritt, Mrs. Sarah A.
Burdete S. Ii. Perkin, n. w.
Beebee, Z. u. Parks, John
Burdick Mrs. Davis Potter, S. X.
Bentley, o. Ii. Phtlen, II.
Burdecte, ii. Reagan, Catherine,
Crumm, Ellen Roche, Michel
Champin, James Saortle, r.
Dunn, Mary A. Sullivan, Mary 9
Dolou, Mary Stacy, HELEN A.
Fish, Julia A. Slocum, L. S.
Fairbanks, Lewis SWEET, Mary A.
Fowler, Miss Mary Saunder, S. 2.
Gavit, 5. Swift, A. b.
Gavitt, Capt. Isaac Slater, Mr..
Gording, Edwin Taylor, Lucy A.
Geary, Timothy Tu rer, L.
Green, u. I. Wheeler, Lucy G..
Haskncll, c. Warhou It, Somell
Hall, Loren Wilcks, Harry
Hughs, HELEN Whitford, WIN. C.
Hoyt, VIM. T.. wovlsey, Laura
York. Capt. Joseph
| GEO. BROWN, p. NJ.
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Wanted.

SO0 YOUNG MEN to act as agents in
cOO business, light, pleasant and honora-
BILE, at a salary of 500 per month. For fur
ther particulars in regard to the business, en-
close postage Stamp. Address
6t2lS II. b. CARTER, Haverhill, Mass,
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Root Beer.

THE Compound Extract of Roots for max.
ing Root Beer is beautiful preparation for the
making of cheap, pleasant, and healthful
beverage. 1t not only makes an agreeable
drink, but one which acts as purifier of the
blood and other fluids of the human system.
1t recommended by all who have tried it as
being superior article. Manufactured and
sold by j. II. POTTER.
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Mantill0s.

TUST received, Mantillas of beautiful designs,
d and for sale by PENDLETON & co.
Westerly, June 2S, 1855.
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$500 RE WARD!

VbVV IRE w "A u
above Reward will be given to
any person who will ferret out and prove
to the court and jury competent to try the
same, any one or more persons guilty of burn.
ing my Barn, on the night of Wednesday, tho
9th inst, at about IL o'clock.
JACOB ID. BABCOCK.
Ashaway, r. l., June IA, 1855. 4t2l9
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Dissolution.

THE copartnership heretofore existing
between the subscribers, under the style
and title Of CHAMPLIN e. HOYT,is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All persons
having claims against the firm, as also those
indebted, will please make immediate set
tlemeut. Either Of the late partners is au
thorized to use the name Of the firm in set
tlement. Il. &. ClIAMPLIN.
JAMES Ii. HOYT.
Westerly, r. l., July 2, 1856.
THE business heretofore carried on by
the above named firm will hereafter be con
Quoted by JAMES Ii. HOYT.
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r. WELLS

Al the NAN AND MORTAR, on Market, Opposite Uesou
Street. Nashville hiring rsssisei krgs spgss Of resA
Goods offers unusual Inducements to purchasers.
r IQUoRICE-ssa lbs best Caabria- Received By
IL I. WELLS.
OILs-Fue Salad. Sperm, Painters, Tsnners'. czstor
" and Meet 0as Offered cheap by I. WILLS
CIGARS AND TOBACCos- $4,000 casadorss,
- Aapoleoa BsrriOs, Ls0Ed0ro, Jenny Lind Szgars;
20 boxes Nay Queen and Fine Cut Chewing and Duehee
smoking Tobaccos. For sale low By ]. WELLS
/ poRTER-IODdOn in pint and quart bottles
UARNISHEs Furniture, Coach. Demar, B,oscn and
Btaee .tapaa, Iron, Leather Instrument and Picture
Fnishes- Offered low BY T.-NELLS.
CULPHURIc ACID-l2 earboys; Spanish Viii
- ting-ls bbls. Received by T. WELLS.
II ydraulic Cemest and Plaster of Paris Of su.
ELECTKIC Machines, Ks4seias Czssts. Medical
u Saddle Bags GEss Bags, Trnssss Shoulder Braces,
Uteyo Abd0naiaaE SlRp1tsTs- Reed by T. WELLS.
DLACKING-4O gross fresh Paste Backing. Re
ID eeved and offered cheap by I. WELLS.
GOLD LEAF, Gold Fol, Slrer Lat, Red, Ysio-s
L Y and Hzits Bfoazes. Reed BY 7. WELLS
DIPEs, Marbles, Gun .Fliuts. Percussion Gaps. Can
L wadding Received By T ELLIS
A LCoH0I, Gins, Rum, Irish Whisky, and yiaegsrs
N Received BY T. WELLS
-Ftaakfort, Louisril7s, Lexington and
vi Cincinnati. Received and for sale By I. WELLS
COUGH Candy-s5 dozen HOwe's Cough Candy
u and New England Cough Syrup. T. WELLS
GLUE AND SAND PAPERS in quantity. Re-
VI ceivsd and offered low BY I. WELLS
DRUsHES-7s dozen Hair Tooth Nail Hat ClOth
ID Paint busting, Sweeping Seruh5ng, POons, Stencil,
Horse, Comb Shoe, Stopping aad Va-nish Brushes.
Received BY ]. WELLS.
TOHBS-sS dozen, well assorted. For sale very cheap
" by T. WELLS.
INDIGO AND MADDER- $3.50 lbs Of best quail.
Il lies. Received and for sale cheap By T. WELLS
DAM KILLERS dozen assorted sizes. Received
i by T. WELLS.
T'EAS--l0 cases fine Oooug Imperial, Yong dyson
4 and Gunpowder Tea4 Reed By 4. WILLS
ENLAFORING Extracts, well assorted, Yesmacslli.
IL Farins, Corn Starch, Iats0rizGS PEnnss PrsssrFe8
Gsagsr, Sparkling Gslatine.
For s&lelow by 7. WELLS.
Usage ORANG E-s25 lbs Flesh Seed o. his IA
~ yorite ADssrie0n Hedge Plant
Received and offered low By T. WELLS
ERESH II ED CLOVER, Timothy. HERDS
Il GRASS, Blue Grass, and ORCHARD GRASS SEEDS
Received and for sale cheap b.
T. Wells
mk24 Market Street. Nashville.
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United states Mail Line

NEW TOl3R- AND GHARLESTON SIEAM
PACKETS, SEMI WEEKLY
Nashville, 1900 tons, NJ. Berry Commander.
Marion, i,2Go tons, J. Foster Commander
Jas. Adger, 1880 tons, S. C. Turner Commander
SOatherner, 1000 TONS Thos Evan, Commander.
Es LEAVES Adgers Wharves every Wednes.
SNST<z day and Saturday aftev DE arrival Of the
ssSrESEsaz cars from the South ana Vest
These Steamships were ali built for the Line and for
Safety comfort and speed unri-alled the Coast
Tables supplied with every luxury. Attentive and
Commanders will insure Travellers of this Line
every possible comfort and accommodation.
SteStaRe passage 80
For freight or passage, having elegant State Room Ac-
eonnrnOdahons apply TO
HENRY MUSHROOM,
Charleston, S. C.
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: HARRISON, TENNESSEE
Gentlemen The Graeenberg Medicines taking fine
IL the people becoming acquainted with them the
Sarsapara has especially done wonders in Of liver
and lung complaints Of long standr in patticu
lar that of Judge Gardenhre who has been confined to
his house for nearly years with internal disease
bad that be afraid to walk cut Of sight for fear be
would drop down. Two bottles OF Sarsapsrills and three
boxes of the Vegetable Pills have made him quite well and
stout He attending his business actively be
was, and it would please hear him express him
self in favor of yeur medicines. They all give satisfaction
in evesy case SAMUEL A MACKENZIE, p. NJ.
~ For sale by ALEX. MACKENZIE Nashville, and
BY every Druggist in the State. mh14-tf
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AROMATIC OR STOMACH BITTERS.

AROMATIC OR STOMACH BITTERS.
THE Undersigned having been appointed Sole Agents in
the South for Mills Celebrated Bitters most respect
fully inform the public generally that they have just
ceiyed large supply.
These btters not equaled by any others in use
which will be plainly perceptble first trial They are
particularly adapted for BAR HOTEL AND FAMILY
USE
For sale either by the of dozen oach single
bottles. Cali and examine at
LYONS d cos, 10 Cedar street
Sole Agents fer the Southern States.
March l255-H
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DAVIS & SWAMI,
W II OIL + SAL GR0CE RS,
/ ECTION & CONMISSLON MERCHANTS

DAVIS & SWAMI,
W II o bESAL e CIR CERS,
AUCTION 81 COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 10 Public Square, Nashville, Tennessee,
TAVE now store unusually large and select stock
of Groceries Liquors Wines &C. all of this seasons
inporations bv the recent arrivals from New Orleans
Cincinnati aud Pilt>burg, among which are
AS hhdS New Crop Sugar, Of ali grades, from me-
dun to very fae;
IS bids bite Chrystalized Sugar;
500 barrels and = barrels; Molasses;
$50 bags New Crop Rio Coffee
50 bags Old Govern ment Java Coffee;
100 bbiS Loaf Sugar all qualities;
50 bbls best Crushed Sugar, No :;
50 bbls Crushed Sugar second quality;
Is boxes Gun Powder, Imperial and Black Teas;
90 ierees Carolina Rice fresh;
IS bbls No MackeTe; ceroOus Indigo;
100 boxes Cod Fish: 500 bxs assorted Glassware;
loo boxes Scotch Herngs 800 kegs Wheeling Nails all
500 boxes ". X. Cheese; sizes;
100 boxes Fox Pearl Starch 100000 Havana Cigars;
so bags Pepper; leo boxes Melee do;
IS BAGS Spice; IFS boxes Va. and Nv. To-
tierce' Dutch Nader bacco, various qualities;
IU0 boxes Star Candles
The above stock will be added during the seapou by
weekly arrivals from New Orleans Cincinnati apd Pitts
burg by which intend makng 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 we intend TO do.
DAVIS &sWANE
P. S.--We viii have regular Auction Sales every TUES
DAY throughout the season. ID. s.
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