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wEBER'S EXCELSIOR BRASS AND
h STRING RAND.

OININd bANUs
MR.. w E B E r RESPECTFULLY BEGS
W leave to inform his patrons and the rublic
ha' he has Withdrawn from Esputa's Band, and
that he is now prepared with BAND OF TAI
ENTED MUSICIANS to accommodate them
with brass, string or reed band. the occasion
may require MUSIC for Balls, Parties, Parades,
iSeTenades, &c, furnished from one to any NUN,
er at the shortest possible notice. by applying to
= WEBER, Conductor, four doors east Of Gen
tehderson's neaIthe Navy Y lard, or to FREDER-
lex PROSPERI, Leader.
Orders can be left at the Z" Music Depot >" in the
Star Buildings oc 16-2m
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FIsUHER's BRASS AND sfRINGBAND,
.'1NHE only regular Band, now numbering 30 per.
l. formers, any number Of which may be had by
applying to the undersigned. Charges moderate,
and satisfaction warranted on all occasions
P. FISCHER, Leader,
Residence, Pennsylvania Avenue, north side,
next door west OF Iron Hall. sep lS-2m*
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u MANuPACTuRRD BY
DONAL D kE N TX ID Y,
No. i2o Warrss strsst, Roxbsry, Mass.
- PRIcH, uNR DoLLAR. - e !.

Wholesale Agents New York C,tv. a y.
CLIOkNER, 81 Barclay street; @ HI. RING,
l9s Broadway A: B. 4 ID. SANDS, 100 Fulton
street. Philadelphia, T. w DYOTf & SONS
Baltimore, BROWN BROTHER, CANBY &
HATCH. Alexandra, PEEL & sTsVENS. i
At Retail by all respectable Druggists In the
United states and British Provinces, and also by
the Draggisu Of this CIV. -, oct 9a-ly
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EOR THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE
Il Just received, a large and complete assort.
ment Of SHOVELS and TONGS, ANDIRONS,
COAL HODS. FIRE CARRIERS, &c. Eol
sale by ELVANS 4 THOMPSON,
.r 326 Pa. avenue. betw OH and 10th SITS.
oct 29-eo6t [Intel& Organl
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EDUCATIONAL.
MR.. RUSHNEIJ.,a SCuOOI

No: AL Thirteenth street, bet,ceen Fand g SITS.
E>OH ADMISSION, OR FOR CIRCULARS,
L containing all necessary information, Apply to
the Principal. ~, ..'-.- oct 13,solm*
M iSs II w TT having commenced her
4'l classes on Monday, September nth, at her
residence on Sth street, one door from E, is pre-
pared to offer to limited number Of young ladies
every possible advantage for pursuing thorough
course Of English and French studies
An arrangement could be made by which one
or two children might be accommodated as per-
manent or weekly boarders
Fer terms and other particularssee circulars.
sep 28-wtf
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MUSIC DEPOT,

MUSIC DEPOT, EEs
Southwest corner Of Penn "A avenue and ID street.
Star Buildings, Washington, d. C.
SID q G. III EISENBRANDT
a. sr p (SuccEssoR To HuBus d HITz1
-.r-l IB,PoyIs", Publisher, aad Dealer ts
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN MUSIC, PI-
% AMOS, STRINGS, &c.
THIS POPULAR ESTABLISHMENT HAS
IL bsen reftted In the most modern and tasteful
zaanner, combining all the comforts and Convent
,enoe tha. such an establishment should poxsexs
to9sfher with the most complete assortme 4 of
X&ERICAN and EUROPEAN MUSIC. PIk.
NOS, &c, to be found In the Metropol s. With
dsire 10 rneos tae wishes Of the musical public
respectfully solicit their patronage.
oct a5-n ss. GEO. HILBUS, Agent
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A DDlTIONAL SUPPLY OF TAPESTRY
"A BRUSSELS SCARPETINGS. ~Justreceived
and on sale bales (l6 pieces) elegant new style
w ifch are going at unusually low prices.
Also, bales elegant and cheap Administer and
Velvet Rugs
1 bale English oval shaped cocoa Door Mats, q
new and superior artinle -.aa
bale Jute do, bale Manila do, bale par
Also, daily expected, a full supply superior floor
Oicloths, In sheets, to be cut up to order.
All Of which Will be sold as low as the lowest.
oct 3y-eo2w CLAGETT, DODSON d CO.
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A CARD.--6EORGE KOLB, late Superin-
"A tendeat for Wall & Stephens, Sd door east of
National Hotel, can be found for the present at
their establishment, No 30 Pennsylvania avenue,
between Ninth and Tenth streets, where he would
respectfully invite his friends and customers to
Gall. |" .fR .4G fesir3 - 10 90 1T
A NEW LOT Of Perfamery just opened at
IA JOHN F. ELLIS'S,
oe2a near 10Th ST.
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~ e. TO THE LADIES. is .H
lust RECEIVED, PER ADAMS'S Express,
- or e case Msillardis New York Steam Candies
and Fancy Chocolates For sale at
T. NJ. p. KINGS'S.
28s Vermont ave, corner 18th and sts.
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RIVER News -The Cumberland was falling
slowly on Saturday, with about two feet on
Harpeth shoals.
The Justice arrived on Saturday from Padu-
cab, and departed same day.
The CuJa passed GAINESVILLE Saturday morn
ing, and win doubtless be found at our wharf
this morning.
The Hartsp;i;1e also left on Saturday for Pa
ducah.
The river was rising briskly yesterday, from
heavy rain which fell on Saturday night.
The Ben. C0ursin, from Cincinnati, arrived
yesterday, and is advertised to leave to-day.
The fine steamer Cuba leaves this evening at
o'clock for Cincinnati. Our clever and affable
friend BoYD. presides at the ledger, and pas
sengers will find him au fat in all the courte-
sizes of the season.
The Sallie Hest was hourly looked for last
night. She will leave for St. Lonis at O'Clock
this evening.
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Sincerity Of AbOlitionists.

In spite of their studied endeavors 10 hide
their real sentiments, the fact that the fiereest
aud most fanatical abolition leaders in the
North are anprincipled demagogues, who de-
spise the negro, but use him to secure for them
selves nororiety which would never accrue
10 them in legitimate way, viii occasionally
leak out. For instance hear what Greedy, OF
the n. Y. Tribune says about the negroes Of
the North:
Nine.teuths Of the Free Blacks have no Idea Of
setting themselves 20 work except as the 'rrli -
and servitors Of white uieh; no Idea u building =
church. or accomplishing any other serious enter
nrise. except through beggary Of the Whites. as
lass he Blacks are iadolent, prosidsnf, aertiis
and Eoe,fioss: and their inveterate habit OF APP
n.aIino 10 White benevolcnce or compassion when
ever they realize a want or encounter dfhcalty.
IL euiuently banefuI and enervaGing. II they could
never more obtain dollar until they shall have
earned Il. MANY Of them would suffer, and some
nerhaps starve bat on the whole, they would DO
better and improve faster than may nov be reason
ably expected
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M,rnuoNIAL Gosup-The Wasblnrt,

MATmMoNIAL GossIP.--The Washington
correspondent OF the st. louis Republican,
furnishes that paper with the following biz of
gossip, which We give for what it is worth:
Mr. Buchanans contemplated route on his return
TO the United States has been clearly defined, but
his purpose have been matter of conjecture. He
lsnds at New Orleans, and proceeds up the Mississ
sppi 10 Memphis-th' nee to Neutrality-suspicious. by
no particularly route 10 his home in Pennsylvania
/ came near saying TO his 'becheor' home but this
wonld anticipate. The New York Herald, general
ly so correct in its statements orsees aulectoneer
ing movement Tor the Presidential nomination in
1876 but this all mistake. ! cave IL from one
who knows--from the lips of fair contiiiaHte Of
the distinguished statesman-that matrmony and
not President making is the object Of bis mission
through the interior towns. The accomplished
and estitnable widow OF the late Ex President James
K Polk Il the idol at whose shrine his bachelors
affections offered up. aud il is TO bring 20 bear
upon her heart The powers Of his great diplomatic
talents that Ole Buck makes his "tour Of the States
where. in the lsngage Of the Union, he is sure Of
" greeting warm and generous" Success 90 all
old bachelors when engaged in such priiseworthy,
enterprises. What say my lady readersf
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BY TELEGRAPH.


- ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 2s.
Harney's command twenty miles this side of Fort
Laramie. The troops were in fine spirits.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9S.
Thomas Nicholson (Whig) was nominated Canal
Commissioner by the Fusion committee. Martin,
the Know Nothing candidate dropped. He lavOrs
Nicholson.
We have Mexican dates to the 10th. No govern.
ment has been organized and anarchy is feared.
Carrera abdicates to the Councils. Santa Anna s
son has been arrested and will be severely dealt
with. ..oj 3isaga5. 1i9fl
SYRACUSE, Sept. 81.
The State Convention has adopted the Fusion
platform by reclamation in favor OF sustaining
the Liquor law. Afterwards the Wing Convention
come in and had joint session and ratified the
platform and ticket
MEMPHIS, Sept. %.
Notwithstanding the weather has been cool and
pleasant for the last few days. sickness has increas
ed. Several deaths and new cases have been re-
ported as yellow fever. Weather cool.
rx a LOUISVILLE, Sept 20.
River falling slowly with Ave feet three Inches
in the channel Raining
PIrTsBURe, Sept. 90.
River rising with FIVE feet water in the channel
NEW YORK, Sept. 2s.
Flour firm with an upward tendency. Corn is a
tride lower. Pork dull. Lard steady.
New ORLEANS, Sept. %.
CorToS.-Prices easier, but not quotable lower.
Sales 1900 bales. Sales of the week $500 bales.
Receipts of cotton for the week 80 600, against l.
700 last year. Receipts at this port ahead OF last
year 1880 Stock liz, 900 bales.
FLoUR.-Prices a triae higher, 81.
NEW HAY $2l per ton.
COFFEE SALES for the week $3.50 bags. Prime
1O4all. Stock %, 600
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n CAhD.
.ExIssTo :, Tennessee, August IS. 1855.

LExISsT0 !, Tennessee, August is, 1855.
To the Senator'S elec1 Of Tennessee:
Hon SRs = haveavaled myself OF this medium Of ile
public 20 inform you that candidate before your
Honorable body for Door Keeper at your session. and
trust in doing you viii take my in consideration
With the many others may aspire TO that position in
thus publicly announcing myself deem that have acted
rightly, and although tits somewhat deviang from the
81 course Of canddaes fer that oce who generally speak
ing mporune Senators with letters tedious read &c.
and not wishing to annoy you in that manner shall
tent myself with this card trusting meeting at Nash
vile, and further acquaintance in October where will
have the opportunity Of uterchangng sentiments will
close by only saying elected viii discharge my duty TO
the best Of my ability aud the comfort and convenience
OF your body throughout the session
augzI-4w Respectfully,
WILLIAM II. MCKINNEY.
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ZOE MAroa.
FoR ALDERMEN.

FOR ALDERMEN. #
LIST Ward Temple o. Harris ia; G. F. Jones
llS; A Lebetter 90; John Doyle 50.
I'd Ward-W. A. Glenn 79; w. P. Downs rs (;
j. D. Kelly II I; w. h. Townsend n.
3D. Ward k ]. Morris l47; A. Anderson las;
Jas johnson 80; Lewis LaHier 20
4h Ward j G. Darden l16; J. F. Morgan lie;
Thomas j, Halle SO; J, n Bertrand II.
oh WGrd,--Robt Msrtin ll9; j. P. Coleman
ll9; John Campbell 49, d. f. Carter 45.
6h Ward "A. L. Davis 1872; T. w. Chiffon
IFS; w Stocked as: N. D. Ellis As. ~FzE
7h Wa d-W. w. Gavin IS; W. L. Nance 50;
w A. Beatty %; w. A Davis %.
sM Ward.-J. Fl. Burke 80; Jas. Hayne "a
j. Richards A: Thos Newborn 40.
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T II ID NASH VIII b
TIE City Election

Passed off quietly, and resulted in a signal
victory Of the American party. Bat one OPP
position Alderman was elected and that was
attributable mere to want of interest in the
result on. the part of the defeated candidate
and his friends than to any other cause. We
give the official result: Tul -rosa 81.
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MONDAY MORNING, oCr. /.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are authorized to announce SAMUEL PIPKIN, Of
Macon county, candidate Keeper Of the Senate.
I'VE are authorized to ANNOUNCE DR. J. T. BURNETT Of
Smith county candidate for Engrossng Clerk Of The State
Senate. sep5-td
We authorized 10 announce Mr. W A. ROBINSON, Of
Wilson mtg candidate for D. Keeper 70 the next
House Of Representatives. sep4-td
We are authorized TO announce wM. J. MALLORY, Of
Dickson county, candidate for Principal Door Keeper
the mex. House Of representatives.. sep3-td
We are authorized 70 annouDce SAM n. NIcH0L, Of
this city Candidate for Engrossng Clerk Of the Senate
augk9-dtd
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COMMITTED. = Mrs. Bolton, of Williamson
county, whose arrest for killing female slave
we noticed the other day, had her preliminary
trial before Esquires Wren and Clons;on, on
Thursday and Friday. The5 admitted her to
bail 10 the sum of 81 900.
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n. N, CARR a co.
ISIS Pratt Street,
TyJIORF MD
A CURE FOR HARD TIMES

n change and Lottery Brokers' the great Prize sellers Of
months sold Capital Prizes besides large number
OF smaller amounting in the aggregate to than
one hundred thousand dollars And convince yourself by
single trial that the great road wealth purchase
- ~ E. n CARR co.
Choice Selected Schemes for October, 1855.
Bel.Ar, Glass as for October O. IS i5-scheme
/ do ASS 10 do 1000 &C., &c. "''''
Tickets S. shares in proper ton. Certificate Of pack
age OF wholes $40, halves $35, quarters $3.50.
PataP:eo, Glass PA, for Oct. IS, 1s55-scheme.
l do $50 do 49, 100 do 60
GA do 20 &C., &c
III kets s1-Shares proportion Certificate OF packape
Ct p who'es SIG halves IS, quarterss4.
Washington County, Glass 49, for Oct %, 1s55-scheme
Prize of s24siO Prizes OF $4,000 10 Prizes Of 81 500
9S do l'S SSO 10 60 900 20 do ESQ
Tickets ssshares in proportion Certificate o, package
OF Z6 whoes S12J, halves 500, quarters $50.
Class w for the benefit Of the Consolidated Lotteries to he
drawn in the city Of Baltimore, Nd on Saturday, Ocr
e lS55-scheme-l5 drawn ballots in each package OF
Prize Of 100000 Prize Of 800 $50
do Of lo,o goo are 2o,O9o do Of 5000 20 coo
do OF $500 2oO0O 100 do of 900 are 100000
o39 do OF 800 are $l01 700, &c, sc.
Tickets 500 halves $40, quar- s., eighths 50 So
Certificate Of package Of 26 Wholes 1865 halves 1892
quarters $50 70, eiehths s}S 70
All orders confidential, and the official drawings viii
be sent TO AL who order tickets.
ne receive the notes of all solvent Banks Checks of
Deposit and rem in return for Prizes, Checks
any place in the Uni ed states No risk gain single
package Of tickets may draw the four highest prizes
All letters directed to 4. N. CARR CO. will safely
to hand and distant correspondents may that heir
orders win be attended to the if they were here
themselves.
Those at distance viii be particular in naming the post
office, county and State.
1t has happened that have made our correspondents
rich before We hao The pleasure Of personal Interview
single trial may you in possession Of competency
I9S Ne Please show this to your friends TRY US TRY
sepl4 No. 1ss Pratt street. Baltimore Me-
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BEAUTiFUL BoouET.-We are indebted TO
Messrs Carmichael & Macredy, Tourists and
Horticulturists, for the handsomcst and most
ingeniously put mp boquet Of flowers we have
ever seen. 1t is redolent with the richest per-
fumes of therose, jessamine, lemon tripoli, and
all the choice flowers in the catalogue. These
gentlemen are carrying their profession to the
highest perfection, at their Gardens, about
two miles from the city, and their contribu-
tions to the flower aud fruit gardens of the
city and vicinity, are becoming valuable de-
sderatum.
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The condition Of tie stomach is of vital Importance No
child he healthy unless the work OF d.
geson is regularly thoroughly and vigorously performed
With three foUrhs cf civilized society, this is not the
And yet the remedy is within the reach of all Hollands
German Btters prepared by c. NJ Jackson, Phiiade
phs, will as ely create regular and healthy action Of
the stomach oil will lessen the friction Of machinery-
Let the victim OF dyspepsia indigestion in any its forms,
try it, and guarantee good appetite physical vgor,
firm nerves. souad sleep by night, and Increased cheerful
by day.
advertisement. oct1-1m
PROF. WOODS HAIR REsTORATIyE-The testimony
Of all who have thoroughly tested the virtues OF this
breted article is THAT viii restore the gray, and the Id
eradicate diseases Of the Scalp preserve the hair from
ing and preserve the color perfectly to old age
II is put up both with and without sediment. See ad
vertisement. augI
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The ENTHUSIASTICALLY was a dark and
cloudy day, with occasional slight showers.
The fall season seems TO be regularly set in.
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e SPECIAL NOTICES..
WILLIAM L. M0RSELL.
DEALER IN
Dry and Sparkling CataWba,
NO. IS EAST THIRD STREET,
jyl6-lyr ~ 3 CLNCLNNdzL OHIO.


- .-"--- EnV-1IlUHl H.-'-r0 T.T'T !" Il !
Recovering the effects Of Fever Bilious Diseases
long continued illness OF any kind, will find Carers Span
ish Mixture the only remedy which viii revive their droop
ing constitutions expef all bad humors from the blood
cite the liver prompt and healthy action, and by its
tonic properties restore the patient to life and vgor.
We only say TRY IT. single bottle is worth all the
called strsaparlas in existence. 1t contains Mercu-
ry Opium any other noxous poisonous drug and
be given to the Youngest infant without hesitation.
the certificates Of wonderful around the bottle
More than five hundred persons in the city of Richmond
Va, testify 10 its good effects.
81 See advertisement in another column.
octI-im
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~ The yellow fever has made its appear
snce in Montgomery, (Ala.,) as we learn from
the papers of that city.
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Premium Boot 4 Shoe Mandatory.
EBEN FULLER,
-.t Successor to Hamilton 4 Fuller
TENNESSEE BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY,
Corner Market and Spring or Church SITS.
NASHVILLE, TENN.

NASHVILLE, TENN.
GRATEFUL for the liberal pa ronage bestowed upon this
" Mandatory since its establishment the Proprietor
ture.
have on hand good a. sortment Of ready -.
male work, consisting in OF Mems Boys and IN
Youths Calf Kip aud Thick Boots an Shoes; Negro
Brogsns double sole; house Servants Shoes LADIES' a.
and Misses Calf Morocco and Kid Boots and ShGe all
from good stock, in coed style and warranted.
Orders from Planters Iron Masters Railroad aud Turn
pike Companies respectfully solicited.
s1f- All kinds If repairing done.
- Cash paid for Hides. EBEN FULLER.
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1--WE Public respectfully Informed that LYONS CO
siIl cntinuc selling their hrasd a. rn M
s,iarrhcu Preventive. lifun he Elects of whIr,
meny last year reapsd cnsnor and rec bs the
Gallon, Rote " Glass AsQrerenutes arc auars heller
than strongly recommend al ase a. 4he poor
supplied without charge II accompanies With pfsc,isins
Doctors certificate Private fafcs particularly shauld
have botts u this article IN he house. ia ~ enes-
gsney. HONS a Co
myi ~ Cedar street.
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To Wholesale GrOccrs.
EDGEFIELD.
s4ss -E.cET0 Card.

nv THURSDAY. the lilh Of October next We viii make
" Of our BIG FALL SALES Of Real Eastate and on
that day, the premises, viii orer Ono HuBd red
Bcanttfui HufldiBg Lots. IN WILLIAMS ADJ
DIXON to Eigehed- The Lots front ify feet each on
Fatherand, (which Is being handsomely graded
and graveled BoscObel Shelby streets (which Is Broad
street extenddD all Of them will be 10 feet
deep, With twenty feet alleys
These Lots al beautifully situated and In con-
nscion with the Additions already sid ca Of the nv
Grounds makes Edgvhed OF the most desirable cities
laid OF.
We viii have onr plots ready IN a few Gays
All those wishing 10 rake good investments or 20 Inv
eligible huing siies would do well to these lots
and attend the sale. We do them that th~V ale
worthy Of examinaon and All ash Is that the public vii
visit the 70, unds AMI Judge for themselves.
TER ms:
The lots gn be sed credit OF one. twn three spor
ard ave years. notes satisfactorily snd1rsr PAYABLE IN
Bank aud bearing interest from date aud lien retained
EEWe Wli gladly zh5E the Lots 70 All who wish 70 ~.
them. LlNDSLEf 4 CROCKETT -.
- IS College street.
E 4 Z. GIAscocE, Auctioneer. sepIs-td
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The State Legislature

Meets this mornilg. We believe there are
but two or three vacancies in the House, anG
one in the Senate. As far as we have observ-
ed they are an unusually fine looking body of
men, and promise TO do themselves credit, and
the State some service.
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Fall and Winter Trade fer 1856.
r.. C. M'NAIRY g. co,

No. % College Street,
RE prepared TO exhibit one Of the ~ Ost Conn
a piete as wen as The Largest StOciS OF zsrY
re for friends and buyers generally call
what they want, and We will su ely supply them
The two partners having peat tkr months New Work.
have accomplished much in getting Their stock from first
hands, which viii enable them sell prices far 6eIoo
previous rates.
Dress Goods.
In Silks-Every thing and beautiful
Brocade and Plaid FIouness;
Plain, Plaid and Brccades;
1,060 -ich, high colored Delains:
Plain, plaid and rich Fgue ed &erinos.
Laccs and EmbrOideries.
2o0 sets of fine Val and Honon Laces;
100 Collars and Sleeves in Lace;
100 French Work Jaconet;
80 d" 4" Z" Cardinal Lawns.
Domestic and staple Goods.
All the Leading Styles Of Goods such
New York Mills and other DOnestcs;
Cotton and Linen sheetings;
Damask and plain Toweing and Towels;
JacOnet Musns ami Cambr cks
Globe, Merrimack Dundel, Excelsior Prints;
Furniture ChHtzes, &c, sc.
GentIemen,s Wear.
New French and Engish Cloths plain and fancy CASH
and Vestngs in endless variety which will have
made to order in the most fashionable style.
Also extensive tment OF Kid and other Gloves
Hosiery Stocks Cravats, Collars, Handkerchefs, &c.
Carpetings.
We have the argest and most varied stock Of
fered the Nashville pu lie which will be be added monthly
by all the new styles and patterns they brought
sep15
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MOUNT OLIVET CEMETERY.
meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Mount Oiivet
II Cemetery, held at the Office Of Lindsey Crockett
on this day, the following gentlemen unanimously
elected Directors:
Az. s Lindsey, j. H. Buddeke,
u. w. Hall \. A Hermgn,
A. Nelson, r. Morgan,
c. W. Nance
After the election the Board met and organised A. v.
$ Audsey was elected President and o. W. Nance Secre
and Treasurer.
The Company now permanently organized and active
steps viii be taken immediately TO lay OF the grounds
handsome style and to bring the lots into market
the intention Of the Board Of spare no expense
or pains to make il such Cemetery the wealth aud
taste Of our community require.
A. v. S. LINDsLEY, President.
@, W. NANCE, Secretary.
Sept. I, 1855. seps-tf