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TnL1oRAraIc NEWS.
TnLHoRAPnIc NEWS.
prPoRTED FoRlFHE DI6RATCH-
sTyEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ApprvAL OF THE G ANADA!
NOTHING FROM THE SEAT OF WAR!
rrprrcvrITY ENGLAND
AND SPAIN, &c.


DIFFicoi1HSN AND sPAfs, &c.
u.rrrAx Nov. 22-The steamer Canada, with
dates from Liverpool to the 10th inst, arrived mere
to-day. ,- ,,,c,Y AMERICA
The excitement in England with regard to the
.nt;c;nated rupture with America has entirely died
out MN
There Ia nothing of importance from the seat Of
war There Is a rumor of another battle al Pere-
kop, but it is believed to be without foundation.
Tbe allied fleets in the Dneiper have done no.
thing. ...u .
Omar Pacha Is acting very energeticaiy In
RuMoRs OF PEACE.
There are great many rumors OF peace coming
from the direction of Vienna, but they are aPpa-
rently without foundation x,cp
ANOTHER REPORTED ALLIANCE.
The chief feature of the Canadas news IS the re-
norted alliance of Sweden with the western Pow
ers
Another false rumor of an attempt to assassinafe
Napoleon had caused some excitement In Franco.
ENGLAND AND SPAIN.
Unfriendly relations are arising between England
and Spain, respecting disputed claim between
the two powers.
An instruction Is reported to have occurredlin
Sicily but no details have been received
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL Noy l0th-Cotton active, owing to
a scarcity of current qualities. An advance OF
fully had been established some descriptions.
Breadstuffs generally advanced, and all de-
scribtions closed active Flour advanced Is
Wheat advanced Sd and Corn 2s cd. higher
Provisions unchanged.
Sugars considerably advanced.
Money easier. Consols closed at ses, for money.
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SECOND DISPATCH. I

HALIFAX, Nov. 22-The Canada left Liverpool
on the morning of the 10th inst. Upon a further
examination of the files brought by her we find the
following additional news for transmission:
: THE WAR.
Gen. LevaiIlant has been appointed Governor OF
that portion of Scbastopol captured by the allies.
Gen. Campbell has taken offence at the appoint
ment of Sir VIM. Jno. Codrington, Commander-in-
Chief of the British forces in the Crimea, and has
asked leave to return home
A BODY of French from Eupatoria, while out ON
reconnaissance, fell in with large body OF Rus
slams and offered battle The Russians declined,
and retired after a few discharges of artillery
The French afterwards destroyed several towns
and villages.
aieff defensible
II was reported that Odessa was to be disni;.n-
lied and the guns transferred to Nicholaietf.
Dispatches from St Petersburg say that the
Russian force in the Crimea number 100000 mel,
and is provisiOned for months.
Omar pacha had opened friendly relations Win
Schamyl, and was marching with y battalioiis on
kutai
RUMORS OF PEACE.
1t is reported from Berlin that Russia recently
made confidential communication to Prussia and
Austria of her wish to renew negotiations and
that Bourgueny had returned to Vienna with fresh
instructions to meet the contingency of proposals
being made to Russia.
lomatists from Vienna and the Russian ministers
from other German States, are certainly to meet
the Car at Warsaw, about the middle of Novem-
Der, when the question of the renewal of the ne
gotiations will be settled. r.
1t is also stated that Napoleon is favorable to the
renewal of negotiations ..
DENMARK AND THE UNITED STATES.
1t is rumored that Russia has accepted the Office
of mediator between Denmark and the United
States, on the subject of the Sound Dues.
TURKEY.
The Sultan contemplates visit to London and
Paris, next spring.
SWEDEN
General Canrobert had arrived at Stockholm
charged with the mission of bringing Sweden into
an alliance with the Western Powers. Sweden is
required either to assent or refuse. E
ENGLAND.
The excitement in England in regard to the
threatened war with America, had entirely cooled
off, and the journals much ashamed of the
panic they had created. Intelligent Englishmen
express themselves panied and Inundated by the
whole affair."
The Bank of France shows diminution of a
million pounds
SARDINIA AND TUSCANY
The misunderstanding between Sardinia and
Tuscany still remained unsettled.
THE REVOLUTION IN SICILY
The London Post says t$at there is doubt
that revolutionary movement has broken out in
Sicily several of the insurgents had been captured
and shot. r.. .-,-. ...
THE VERY LATEST.
VIENNA, Nov. 9th.-The Turkish Embassy here
has received dispatches, stating that the lombard
meut of Nicholaieff was commenced by the allies
on the Goth, and continued throughout the day
The result is unknown
PARIS, Saturday.-Advices received here from
Russia show more warlike feeling.
COMMERCIAL
LONDON, Saturday.-Corn market very FIRM
Flour and wheat advanced.
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wImportant Notice to Hou,ek,euers. =.

Paterson / Jackson's MAGIC FURNITURE POL
ISL is unversallG acknowledged by all who have used
it. to be decided hit" 1t is warranted to give the
most beautiful polish to furniture and with es- labor
than any other known polish. Prepared only and for
sale by PATERSON JACKSON
no 1S-2w Druggists II Main IT.
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BosToH, Wednesday, Nov, 81, ls55.-The Gu
nard steamship Asia, Capt. Lott sailed at 10 O'Clock
this morning with 122 passengers for Liverpool
and lS for Halifax. She takes ont no specie.
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attep,,o, youna GHard. foar
on9cksten is now ready with fine hthosraph Of jour
T. D. CLARhE.
Successor 10 W. A. Buffers
%, or ISL Main street.
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RICHARD MOOD,

w ladies' Furs..-One Of the l,.~
best selected stock of FURS in the 80, aafsest ana
at our new Hat and Fur Warshous.. "a M o foaal
mo, biNfoRD' DICKINSON ( WHisI.ya
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Valuable Hint 10 Furniture Dealer,


Use Paterson & yackson's "MAGIC FURNITURE
POLISH" 1t is unquestionably the most laborn.
wing polish known and satisfaction is guaranteed
Prepared only and for sale wholesale and retail BY
PATERSON l. JACKSON
no I3-2w Druggists, IL MainH
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SImONhV \ t.airg Ln1
superiority of the Ambrotype process iG a. tic
likenesses of small children is quite f,ay;h
time required for sitting Is only seo1' ,b.y srs
that required by tho old process Aaa : $50
Dramatically sealed between two aiAsses,. $500 Of
evident that they will last indefinite haN''
wears.
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rY. John A. Beivin returns a. de hbsFs
thanks to his friends and the paohc ~. hs,soi0fe
share of custom in his hne they na ''rs;setsd Va
awarded to him. His late disaster ha Bat b
to heavy loss and great NEON be found Ds
the present in the Basement Of the -, T ba,iaas =
Hall, and will DO pleased TO attend ~ '@' &c ~
his hra prh of trade.
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e mo- the CitIzens Of Richmon q, a anat

Strangers visiting the eity-lf your ~ s,s!s snd
Hair cut in the latest ana nos esgtif1l black Of
your Whiskers changed 70 NOS ',.5sr the An4h.
brown color-then call on hooson Ran. can be bad
can Hotel. Hot, cold and shower DS IA, - Sings
at all hours from O'Clock m 70 - % tin
bath Is cents or tickets Tor si' ocg
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D III. TAYLOR haas lust rccciyed One Of

ID Fl. TAYLOR HAS Just received one of
l. PELEOUBETS CELEBRATED DOUBLE
REED hlELODEONS. These Instruments are far
superior to any offered for sale in this city
They are well adapted for the church parlor-
These Instruments occupy but little space and COM
pletely supply The place of the Organ He has also
on hand several Single Reed Melodeons very supe-
rior tone, which lie sell cheap for cash He has
large assortment of Pianos, Guitars, Flutes, Niolins
Accordeons, &C., from the very best makers
At his MUSIC STORE on Governor street.
no SIT
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Seizure of Mails by the North Star.
New YORK, Nov. 22.-The private mails by the
North Star, from Europe was seized yesterday. on
the premises of the consignees by Holcombe. the
mail agent. 1t contained 500 letters, principally to
merchants. The government intends prosecuting
the nffanflars
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~ Fashionable Cloaks M
E4pHasT rS SILKS. ROBES; MORE As1A-
CURTAIN Maternal, WITH ALL
TURES.
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS. 4. 10 whsa u
A splendid assortment OF these oo01N
invite attention. 100, 70 PRICE GU
&C Its THUS H.
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S ,a,a nf . 1888 535 II
The above accounts for the difference between
the receipts and estimates, and shows that the
bonds and other usual subjects of taxation have
produced handsome increase in the ordinary re-
Venue during the last year, by S3e.247.23.
The failure of the internal improvement fund to
yield as large an amount of revenue as was anti
Acpated is attributed mainly to the decline in
premiums ON the bonds of the State, which was
taken into account in the estimates of December,
1853.
The falling off in the receipts from license taxes,
payable in June last has been caused, it is said, to
a great extent by the County Courts in many in
stances, refusing to grant licenses to keepers of
ordinares and persons engaged in the sale of ar
dent spirits. 1t would seem, therefore, the dictate
of policy and patriotism to pull on: the spigots and
let the liquor run.
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HUNTS MERCHANTS MAGAZINE,
H Fer Is 5 q.
THE BEST
COMMERCIAL WORK
PUBLISHED IN THE WORLD
Every merchant and merchants clerk should sub
scribe to it.
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1850 Cent Dnguerreotypes...B Nv the =.

Hcltatl0n OF many OF our friends, we commence M,
day to take good and durable Dagueyreotvpe, for a
cents Respectfully WV
no 20 POWERS {, nIrVr
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~ Notice..-The Henry Debating Society

There will be meeting OF tbs society ~ :s a5,
nrr Hail ON CLAW street, FRIDAY evening 20 ih'!r
ct a quarter before o'clock. The members are To-
quested to be prompt in attendance ,.s,npsr
By order of the Fhhoip1''''
mn l1-Sts
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Furs, Furs.--I have ms, 49,,
S supply OF Ladies. Furs, such as vic,a,;oF
and n, daina which am selllus very i 5w
Store, No so7 Broad ar s call ss the Prsup
Fox & Co. 'is Ion BreeS,s
no Z3-2w% prctx
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To which may be added the amount Of
interest due on the James River and
Kanawha Company's bond, which has
not been paid,
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Iii prsstiee in iii shs courts Of tns "a
ias counties lea e 9 e &. q Al '
enfrusted 10 his care - n.is stfessa s.~
O6Rce cornsr Of Cover nor soS No lila
the stosso =. D. bpsnss "a
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MARRIED


On Wednesday evening. 2Ist instant, ~ Kev. Mr.
powr4 Mr WILLIAM w. WELLS to Miss JULIA
B CRUSfR, MI of this city.
finXtd nesday morning 2Ist instant, 1t Mr.. J. u.
f,ouII:nr's BY Rev Thomas c. Hayes, New. OSCAR
I,ITTL ETON, of the Virginia Annual Conference, to
Ms. MARTHA E.. daughter of Rev. Overton Ber-
nard OF Norfolk, Va.
On The 2ist inst at Kingsland Chesterfield county,
by Rev. r. Pryor, Mrs. MARCIA A. FENDLEY to
WM. r. GREGORY, of same county.
Petersburg papers please copy. 6.szs1s
IN, the 18th nst at Leigh Baptist Church, by
the Rev Mr. Ford, Mr. WILLIAM WILSONto Miss
SifsAN LORD, all of this city,
DIED,
I'm the 22d instant, at III O'Clock, HESEKIAH
JOHNSON In the 45th year of his age His friends
and "Reminiscences invited to attend his funeral at
Trinity Church, this afternoon, at o'clock.
ADJUSTMENTS.
ruyHEATRE...
i SOLE LESSEE. II. TAYLOR
Benefit of MIR. Nealie.
FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 23D,
HAROLDE.
Harolde. Mr.. j. A }. NEAFlE
Julien. MI oneWeii-
Eleanor. MISS tsPPeii.
Singing and Dancing.
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NELLIE OF TRUKO, by the author Of
~ Vara. Price Sl00. At
PRICE CARDOZO'S
Also new work by the author OF 1.-The Philosophy
Of the Plan of Salvation" viz
GOD REVEALED IN CREATION AND IN
CHRIST; $l.00.
DIR. Cummings Works, including the latest:
SIGNS OF THE TIMES-75c.
THE END; or "Proximate Signs" &c-75c.
TWELVE URGENT QUESTIONS-75c.
Seymours popular Works Romansm:
EVENING WITH THE ROMANISTS-$I00
MORNINGS WITH THE JESUITS-75c.
Abbotts New Juveniles
LEARNING TO TALK, with one hundred and
seventy pictures-50c. iaf
Mantford Euthanasy:
OR, HAPPY TALK TOWARDS THE END OF
LIFE-$l00.
''Minstering Children
informing and Night Watches,n
Better Land"
'Hooker's Uses of Adyersity,n
"Brtish Poets," "Newcombes," "Pendennis" &c.
no SS-2t
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w&1oY y s ndoss.r R. PRicE co. s' s,sr
hsnd large and well selected stock Of 'ao nd nJ'
blankets, Sattinets, Plains, kerseys
which they win sell Ct the lowest Pfie"
oc I6--ts sfa s-4.-t a..
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rA Gold Watch worth s oo. worth sls
Cola Bracelet worth si2, Gold Lo .,ssl sssl Cas-
. splsudid Dsgaerreotype 10 os e. S,S.rs Was,
Csnss Port Monnaies Cigar Gases. k g., store,
Is eents each, as fo' , AMERICAN hess-
no Is oPP
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sIirs .Ss e9%natts &c appointed to
the Corporate limits of the City OF ~. ~ fxt-Edis,
gnss'ed 70 meet at the office Of J esn Is.
no 8-3t 7 ~ - O'Clock " -
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II DIR. Alexander
fnsnds OF thls gentleman can see IP II.
o orIn ~ ~ siMoss where copies are or ., . hin
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Price SIS per Annum.
II Send in your names to A. NORRIS
no 23-St Publishers Agent.
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Making deficit in these three subjects
of revenue, of..........',.......
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Friday Hlsrniss, Nevenser - loS~
TIE weekly Dsspsteh.

r~s~~~ sssrsisr. Nevember ., 1880.
re weekly Dispstch.
This paper since Its enlargement ~. M" !.
es4 and one Of the neatest weeAhes paon." :
the Union. Il Is issued to-day. ~ contains 'he
late Foreign news-comments OF the Lonaon p.e =
ON the Affairs of the United States ana dfea' DIT.
.ip--Domestic news-detahs OF the recent caIam'
&C. 3, acknowledgement Of q storm in New York
and train blown off the tfack--much interesnns
miscellany-Ed Editorials on the current fnenlss
the day-weekly report Of the Markets, ea'e''
correcsed-Local news, &c. .,b.
Single copies at the counter three Genus
scription per annum, oaIy oas dollar.
R.,.rs ef the Auditor Of PaoIc A's Ssan,,S
~ sxa;.o- If Public Accounts mas Ieeensy
-...sa ~. annual synopsis OF the nnahe.Ai
..'ss .,d condition of his Department, AZ tue
are seal wear ending the Both day OF sep
r-,..t The following statement shows the
.-" ,.ce;nts of the Treasury, the difference be-
80, tho estimates and receipts, and the amount
of deficit: -, ~. n,,a.s,rsr ;s
m. .r,;re receipts with which the IIeesaie -. 10
h.rssd on the books of this ofhce as ss 90 90
ssstenent A. amounts to. ......;,..... P@'i''~ y
Deduct temporary loan obtained from Aoo oOo 90
the Banks. -
Ac,nai receipts from all sources OF rese.
nne including the earnings &c, Vi '"e , -as a,e no
internal Improvement fund,
TIL. animal communication made 10 tbe
General Assembly, when II cohseheo .-
=; december 1853 estimated the pro-
liable receipts during the year endihs Of, oAs no
fine Soth day of September 1900 a''''' 1ss oso no
The actual receipts amount to.''''-'''' i'o' ~
..;,,,.... $500. 287 "a
RecetDts
This great difference between the estifnaees anu &c
.s;nts NAV be accounted for as follows:
Estimate of earnings. or surplus reve,
nue. - TO be derived from the Internal ,,, o-o ca
Improvement fund .......... pooo,s so1 ~ ~
The receipts from said fund were....'.. io~'''i w
Showing deficit in this item alone, Of: S4o09of o.
Estimate of taxes to be derived from IL
censes payable at the Treasury ia III
June 1855, - <o4,oVo W
The receipts from this source
nnseis - his ;tem'.. - 54,o29 AZ
$522417 II
To which may be added the amount OF
interest due the James River ana
Kanawha Company's bond, which mas - ,,o m
not been paid ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. MILO w
Making deficit in these three subjects -. -
of revenue, 9ooo,1oo -
The above accounts for the difference between
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SUPERFLUOUS HAIR REMOVED i'm
- five minutes by Alexander's Psilottic Paste
Price 10 cents. For sale by
no % BENNETT & BEERS
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EXTRAORDINARY BAKGAINS.--The
. GENTLEMEN, hard to please, will recO!-

u lect tbat we have that lot of Ross Chewing To-
bacco, twelve months old, and just III its prime
1t has not yet failed please the fastidious-
Call and try it at BENNETT & BEERS,
no g DruguistS
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$468,3a7 50
5,029 AZ
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HALIFAX, Nov. 22.-The Canada left Liverpool
on the morning of the 10th inst Upon further
examination of the files brought by her we find the
following additional news for transmission:
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THOROUGHLY PATRIoTIc.-The
Panama Star, giving the incidents
ofthe recent earthquake there, says:
One individual rushed to his Con-
snl's residence aud claimed the pro-
lection OF his national flag. In vain
friend told hi n he would be no sa-
Ter there-that the earthquakes re-
spect no flag. I'll be did it they
shan't ours; though,' he replied
If any earthquake dare touch that
fac, the whole Union would rise to
put it down.
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"OUR BECKY DOES" "A young
damsel who is engaged, and VIII
shortly be united 10 a gallant sou Of
Neptune, lately visited the Mariner
Church. During the sermon, the
parson discoursed eloquenly, anc
with much earnestness, OF the dan
ger aud temptations OF the sailor
tie concluded by asking the follow
ing question:
as there any one who thinks any
thing of him who wears tarpau
lin hat and blue jacket, or a pail
I OF trowsers made OF duck?" A
little girl, a sister of the damsel
jumped up, and looking archly a
her sister, and in tone loud enough
for every one to hear, said
eyes, sir, our Becky does
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A shallow headed coxcomb |

A shallow headed coxcomb hav-
ing received peremptory nay in
swer.from young lady to whom,
in spite of the most significant hints
that his intentions were disagreed.
bic, 'he hadpoppeo the question: de-
clared that Che wouldn't live-he
would blow his brains out. Twill
be a glorious shot il you hit them,
said she as she turned upon herheel
contemptuously, and left the room
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PRETTY NEAR DRUNK. German
employed i'm hotel was sent for a
bucket VI cistern water. Remain.
ing longer than was necessary, the
landlord who knew him TO be pref.
ty we'll filled with lager beer, went
10 see what was the matter, and
found him indusiriously turning the
wheel Of dray, which had been
propped up to be CREASED, with his
bucket nnder the hub. Mynheei
complained that The water was very
low Sin der cistern."
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One day little school-mate OF
WiIlie's was in here, and the two
got to disputing about the number
of days III week; Willie persisting
that there were seven, and his little
opponent stoutly maintained that
there were only six. well, said
Willie, you say them over and /
will count So :he days were ma
med and counted, from Monday to
Saturday, inclusive; and then there
was a pause, which Willie broke by
saying:
and Sunday
or said his diminutive opponent,
with a look Of supreme contempt,
that belongs 10 the next week.
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Z Foote's PROMPT Repartees.

He was talking away one even
ing, at the dinner table Of man Of
rank, when, at the point Of one OF
his best stories, one OF the party in
terrupted him suddenly with an air
of most consilerate apology, Il beg
your pardon, Mr.. Foole, but your
handkerchief is half out OF your
pocket Thank you, sir said he,
replacing it, you know the company
better than | do and finished bis
story.
Dining when in Paris, with Lord
Stermont, that thrifty Scotch peer
the embassaGor, as usual, produced
his wine in The smallest of decant-
ers aud dispensed il in the smallest
Of glasses, enlarging. all tue time OF
its exquisite growth and enormous
age. 1t is very little Of IFS age,
said Foote holding up his dimInu-
i've glass,
Distressed on one occasion by
mercantile man ofhis acquaintance
who had not oniy written apoen
but exacted a promise that he womb
listen to it, and who mercllessl.
stopped.to tax him with inattentIoi
even before advancing beyond th'
first pompous inc. Hear me, I
PhGbus, and We muses. nine! Pra.
be attentive, Mr.. Foote. i am.
said Foote; mine aud one are ten; g
un!'
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4 say, niger, how does you sell
dem brooms so much eheaperfdsn
| does, when, tween you and me,
/ steals de stuffto make dem widf'
why, you black fool, Pomp. |
steal mine ready made.
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Mansion House,
NASHvILIE.TENN.

TINE undersigned have i>MWoN
Il opened the Mansion III -
House in Market Street, two 344ls<9G
doors North of the Square and opposlte the
Nashville Inn. They are prepared to furnish
transient company with good Rooms and
Board at the following
ss
Board and Lodging per week ........ 81 90
Gay ........... rs
These are about ons-half the Charge Of the
large Hotels. Good accommodations for Hor-
ses aud Carriages.
Z. IT, VIM L. BERRY,
3 WIN. s. LANGD0N.
January 4, 1855-3m.
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MAxEY, MCCLURE g. Co.,
Tin-PIate and Sheet Iron Workers
No. rs Market street,

NASHVILLE TENN
TEEP constantly on hand, Tin
IN Ware of every description-whole-
sale and retail. Aloo, Tin Plate, ~
Sheet Copper, Block Tin. sheet Iron
Wrought and Cast Iron Cook Stoves, of the
most approved Patterns.
WOOD AND GOAL STOVES,
consisting of Franklin, Ten, Plate, Seven Plate,
Bon and Cylinder
Also, PARLoR, CHAMBER, AND OFyIcE CRATES,
SAD Irons; Fairbanks Platform and Counter
Scales; to all of which they would respectfully
call the attention Of those. wishing to pur-
chase. [Sept. 2, 1854-12m.l
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KNOW THYsELF.-In ancient DAYS
the celebrated precept was know
ThyselG 10 modern times it has been
supplanted by the far more fashiona.
bic maxim, Know thy neighbor and
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