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SPLENDID MASONIC TEMPLE To BE BUnT--The
Masonic fraternity of this State purpose to erect
in the city of New ork a splendid edifce, which
will excel in magnifcsnce and finish anything OF
the kind On this continent 1t is to be five storit
high of white marble, substantially and elegantly
built, aud will be one hundred feet front by one
hundred and twenty-five feet deep. 1t will con-
tain ample accommodations for the sessions of the
grand lodge, subordinate lodges, councils and er-
oampments, and the appointments and decorations
of the rooms will be on the most splendid and cost
ly scale The Masonic Temple in Philadelphia
cost nearly $500 900, but this ediice is expectt
to cost 100000 As the Grand Lodge cannot
build this temple itself-the law not permitting it
an association of Free Masoos has been formed,
and trustees appointed who will make application
for charter the next legislature one of the
provisions Of which will be that none bet Free
masons can own the stock, and that the fraternity
will have full charge and control of the disposition
of the Temple. The Masonic Hall in this city, on
Broadway formerly belonging to the Masons,
passed out of their hands by outsiders holding
most of the stock, and they wish 10 be secure
against any such lliculty with the new Temple.
the site has not yet been determined upon, but it
will doubtless be somewhere 10 Broadwsy.-Ne1U
York Herald
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SCOTS maj. 1888 2,l9' Johnson

CERTAIN CURE FOR FELoN.-We are sue that
all who have suffered from genuine bone ielon
will thank US for making public so simple. and yet
so effectual remedy as the following. 10 thou
sands of instances, weeks and months OF the most
intense suffering have been endured, allowing OF
neither rest by day or sleep by night; and when a
is at last effected the finger or thumb Is often
deiormed or rendered useless for lie. AS soon as
it becomes apparent that lelOn is making its ap-
pear zee, which is known byR continued soreness
and pain proceeding from the bone, and sometimes
evincng but little cnange for the worse for week
or month, take strong cord of any kind and wrap
1t around the finger (afected pslD as tightly as 1t
can be borne. Keep 1t in this condition until the
pain can be endured no longer. Now, loose the
cord, and as soon as the pam or soreness caused
by the cording subsidies, tighten it again. Con-
tnus this for several days, until the felon is com.
petely blsckened and killed. We have known
several persons who have been afflicted with felons
to try this remedy with complete success; in fact
we have never known it TO fail The cording
stops the circulation, and thus the soreness has
nothing to feed on, and soon dies of starvation.
We have faith ia this remedy, after the felon
has made considerable progress.
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LATER FROM MEXICO.

The steamer Calhoun arrived at New Orleans
early this week, with dates from Vera Cruz to the
22d, and from the city of Mexico to the 18th ult.
The Hon. John Forsyth had arrived at the capital
in good heath-his previously reported illness be-
ing unfounded.
The Pcdyuns speaking of the intelligence by
this arrival, says:
"The news is of interest in its general character,
SIS it indicates the continued growth of discon tent
against the present Government; although from
the Mexican papers we learn these facts, not so
much by the announcement of new bands of in
surgents as from the increased number of reported
victories obtained by the Government forces in
places where we had not before been made aware
that there was any resistance to the Government
authorities We presume that this suppression of
facts as to the real state of the country is the re-
suit of the policy Of the Government which exer-
cises censorship over the PRESS rather than of a
desire on the part of the press to fsisy the truth
In this partisan and one-sided character OF the
Mexican papers we find no exception and even
the English paper published in the capital, the
Mexican Extraordinary, is as devoted to private
interests as the rest of Its conpeers IN that coun
try"
These troubles are charged to the decree of the
Government confscating the Church property
Large sums have been realized from its enforce.
,nent and the measure would seem to be, on the
whole, popular one
The Extraordinary says:
.Tbe reported sales of property belonging to
civil and ecclesiastical corporations, IN conformity
10 the law of the 25th June, amounted in different
States and Territories on the 10th inst. to Sl4,-
4I3Sl6 SIS.
"Tbere have now been sdjudicated 200 estates
and the law has passed to be one OF the great
realities of the times and will forever mark the
noint from which Mexico took an enlightened adj
Ssnce in social and commercial progression"
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From the Delta of Oct. %. !


The NICARAGUAN VoLUNTKERs.-Four hundred
and more Of the true and gallant iiousters went
down the Mississippi this morning, in the good ship
Tennessee, to join the army of the Man OF Destiny
-Four hundred men with brave hearts and streng
arms are gone from home and friends, melted bv
the love of enterprise ard soldiers life, to range
themselves under the houo-ed flag of Republican
Nicaragua which Walker, the gallant chiettain of
a glorious little army, has tinged with the golden
halo of genius and Of victory.
The steamship wharf presented view this morn
ing that will not quickly fade from the memory of
those who saw it. Looking up to the decks of
the Tennessee were nearly two thou sand earnest
gtzers breathing wishes of goodwill, and praying
for the success of the Nicaraguan volunteers.
1t was sight to make the blood of the most
unmitigated old-fogy thrill with pleasurable and
manly feeling; and the ringing shout of the volun-
teers, as the steamship went from her moorrg
gave promise of the realization Of the high hopes
which filed their hearts.
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From the 2 I t.;,a,o ',r-sa
GREAT CHANGES For Fillmore
THE DAY DAwNs BRIGHTLY!


We have just seen letter from one of the mos
re liable men at Washington, saying
TIE Ia est news we have is, that the entire Cd.
position to the democracy in New Jersey, have
united upon Fillmore; aud the entire opposi IN t.
Fremont in Mas achusetts have united upon FIJI
more. If such b, the case, both States may bt
set down for Fillmore as certain. There is nc
compromise except in Massachusetts,, which may
give member OF Congress to the democracy"
i. Another letter shown US, dated National Fill
more and Done!son Room, Washington, Oct. %,
says: j ffstt
"The result in Indiana has so psraly zed the Ere
monters that they will not make even respects
BILE show in Pennsylvania, New York, and New
Jers'y"
FMS ensures New York, Massachusett, New
Jersey, California, and perhsps Rhode Island anc
Pennsylvania for Fillmore and Donelson. Let tht
South now do her duty, and Fillmore is Presi
dent
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ELECTION ITEMS.


BLoUEr CoUNTY.-The know nothings gain 344
in Blount county.
GRANGER CoUNTY.-Democratic gain As.
JEFFERSON CoUETY'-The democratic gain is
10
MoMNE CoUNTY.-A friend writes: "The Off
cial vote of McMinn county ia, for Fillmore $40;
Buchanan 1859; which makes the democratic ma
jority 89-s gain of As over johnson e vote. Old
Buck is out of hearing of the dogs every where in
East Tennessee
MONROE CoUETY.-Extract of a letter: "The
official vote of Monroe county IL, for Buchanan
lo4l; Fillmore S67. The battle is fought and the
victory ours"
MEIGs COUNTY gives democratic gain of 80.
GREENE CoUNTY-A democratic gain of l6 in
eleven districts.
Polk CoUKTY.-Extract of letter to the edi-
tors:
81 write You in haste, and send it to your read.
ers to cheer their hearts. The election went of
quietly here. Buchanan has gained 100 votes in
this county over Johuson's majority. The votes
are all in but one district, and it will do right"
EAST TENNEssEK.-Ths following despatch is
from the Postmaster at Chattanooga:
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 7-OficiaI and reported
democratic gains in East Tennessee 96I, in Is
counties. Anderson 1873; Granger 45l; Jefferson
go; Rhea &C. Washington 4O-gsins. Fillmore
gains in Blount BAL; Hawkins "a; Greene 20.
WEAKLEY COUNTY gives democratic gain Of
239, and democratic mtjority of 1851
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FHE STATE.

The democratic majority will exceed our esti-
mate before the election. We expected six thou
sand, but it will be more. In the 81 counties from
which we have full Official returns we make net
gain of about $500. Tnere are reports of large
gains in several other counties, which we have not
included in our list for want of naturalization
We think therefore, that our estimate will be con.
siderably exceeded by the actual result.
The State-God bless her has done molly.
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THE RESULT.

We are sorry to have to give up Illinois to the
black republicans, as we do according to the tele-
graphic despatch.
BUCHANAN is elected, having certainly received
l59 electoral votes, with California to near from.
II, as we expect he has carried California, the
vote OF the electors will stand for BUCHANAN, 163
for FREMONT, l25; for FrILMoSE, 8. Our electoral
vote cannot be less than l59, which is ten more
than enough. rs..
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Private Despatch

CHICAGO, III, Nov. 7.-Bissell (republican) elect
ed Governor. Electoral vote doubtful. Michigan
and Iowa very close-probsbly for Fremont. The
fusion of know nothings and republicans in Hi.
nois defeats the democracy.
JRRoMF RIDIFY
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THE LATEST.
PRIVATE DESPATCH,

LOUISVILLE, Nov 7-Kentucky G to 5000 for
Buchanan. Pennsylvania 10000; New Jersey
5000; Indiana Is 900; all for Buchanan. He is
elected. New York, Ohio, Sll the New England
States for Fremont also Michigan, Iowa and Wiz
consion.
+. s. RONALD
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IT The Rev. Mr.. E, woo lives near Per
land, was preparing his discourse for the next SAT-
bath, stopping occasionally TO review what ne had
written and to erase that which be was not dis
posed to spprove, he was accosted by bis lite goa
who numbered but three summers:
Father, does God tell you what to prescl?"
Ger aiDly, my child"
Then aOhat makes youScrafcb ii ous
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LATER FROM GUATEMALA.-The Mexican Ex-
t-aordinary of the 18th ult, says:
The Government Of Guatemala has agreed to
the provisions of the treaty made at Paris by the
powers OF Europe against privsteering. As Guste-
inaa has little to loose or gain by this trasty, it
was OF course Clearly her policy to take an ez anpe
from the wink Of European powers. The decs
CT Guatemala Will have but little influence in the
ultimate settlement OF the question. Mr.. MsreV's
letter is where the shoe pinches at this time
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From the AaslUille Banner Of Sunday, Noe 2
CIRCUMSTANCE-BUCHA 81
HEADED!

UEADED!!
The great Buchanan Arch erected opp.si the
Fillmore and Donelson Pole fell YESTERDAY eyrnir g
with tremendous crash. Col. NJ YEARD Yas I'd
dressing M immense gathering under the Pole,
AMI just in the midst of one OF his most eloquent
aud telling fights--jast as he arragrin { {
Buchanan party for psndering to an organ zsi +
eign element, which threatens the integrity Of or
InstitutionS-a strong gust of wind came athwatt
the immense Arch and brought it cruubling and
cracking to the ground leaving the bare pillars
that supported it standing in mockery Of the in
elorions fate of their doomed head. The crowd
CAVES spontaneous and de'eanirg shout fit re-
QUEEN lor the mighty fallen.
This circumstance is pointedly embemat;cal of
the glorious breeze which is prepsr, to sweep the
BUCCANEERS to the head of Salt River on Tuesday
next
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NOTICE.

IN pursuance an order Circuit Court made
October Term, 1856, WILL on the 18th DAY Of DECEM-
next in the Of Centreville, Hickman county,
Tenn, offer for sale to the highest bidder the following
Lois, parts of Lots t0wt: The Weshalf OF Lot
fractional part Lot No 90 North half of Lot No. Iii
belonging to the estate of Robert Charter Decd which Lots
will be sold credit of 10 monhs with interest from
date The purchaser giving with approved security and
ein will be retained the Lots until the purchase
is paid. This the 25th day of October, 1856.
noy7-W3t X. c. HUDDLESION, Z. d M.
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TO WHOLESALE DEALERS.
I'D. w. RUSSELL.
M MANUFACTURERS "! AGENT

MANUFACTURERS AGENT
FOR THE SOLICITATION OF ORDERS FOR
PITTS BURG, CINCINNATI " LOUISVILLE
MANUFACTURED ARTICLES.
OFFICE NO. 80 BROADWAY, NASHVILLE
TIVE following a portion OF the articles propose taking
orders for ReetiHeJ Bourbon Reserve, M0nOngAheia
aud Rye Whistles. Brandy, Wine, Gin, Rum Ale and Por
ter IonSworhs Sparkling and Dry CataWbl Wines Star
and TaOw Candies German and PALM Soap, Lard and Lin
seed OIL White Lead rnB. Nails, stoves asngs and Bo
ware, Wood and Willow ware Chcese, Vinegar Glass sni
Glassware Hand such Shovels, spades Hose Ares
Picks, MaItocks Cordage, Wrapping Paper, Matches, Sc
Orders handed me will tfOUble ordering or expen
OF travelling TO purchases rzed 10 take Or
deson the same terms and prices you purchase II
you was at the factor IN person u orders handed ma
WILDE immediate sent % The octory and shipped prompt
opening Of navigation HOpfag share good ,ortiaa
Of your beralJ and kindnss remain very respect
fully, -
Oct.e-u ID. ". RUSSELL
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JOHN wILLTAM5. WIN. BATHURST. R. B. MAYEs
John Williams Il CO.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND COTTON
FACTORS,
NEW ORLEANS Ia

ID B. MAYES, formerly of Columbia. Tenn, has taken
H. Office Broad Street, adjoining the Depot of the
Tennessee and Alabama Railroad Nashville, and prepar
to make liberal advances consngnment John
q
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Johnson's majority in 1855 was 2,ll9.
POPULAR VOTE OF THE STATE-OFFICIAL.
1852. 1855. 1856.
Counties. Pierce. Scott. oo1'. Gen'y Bueh FtA
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NOTICE Policy HOLDERs

MR. E. d. FARNSW RTH has been duly elected Marine
vi and Fire Inspector for the issuance Offices and
cies of this city, aud such Inspector authorised
anime any risk taken by either of the Offices.
JOSEPH VAULX, PTes't
ALEX. FALL, Presr
SAM. SEAY, Pres't.
oct3l-f JOS. NASH, Agent.
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AFFIRMATION.

EXPECTED, with the next plenty of that go I'd
~ Lager Beer from Evansville known every body in
this city proved by high learned be the best drink for
mankind had the known Wine House
of k, Whitemuler, No. II, College ST.,
nOyS-lw between Church and Spring SIS.
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ON MANHOOD.
AND ITS PREMATURE DECLINE.
Ju,t Published, drafts, the 2Oth Thousand I;

F9@lrsF A FEW WORDS on THE RATIONAL
= -zA-E y TREAT NENI, without Medicine of SpeTma-
StErr9I t0rrhT II Local Weakhess, Nocturnal Ennis
si0ns, Genital and Nervous Debility, Impo-
tencv, and Imped meuts 10 Marriage generally.
BY %. De LANkY, NJ. D.
The important fac; that the May alarming complaints,
oiginsu This imprudence and solitude OF youth, may
be easily removed Medicine is in this small
clearly demons ted and the entirely and highly
cesu treatment adopted by the Author, fully explained
by which every il enabled N
eety and the least ssbe cost thereby avoiding all the
advertised nostrGms of the day
Sent to any address, gratis post 10 sealed
RENTING post paid postage stamps to DR. B.
DE LANEY, Il, Lspenard Street, New YORK City.
oct26-6mddEW.
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Observation-Disclosures SALE.

WILL be sold at public sale at the residence of Thomas
w Chiffon, the 22d instant watch and other person
al property consisting of household furniture, &c., belong
ing to the estate of Samuel b. Ingram decd Terms made
known at sale. WIN. HARMON,
Admir- Of S. d. Ingram, decd.
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Buchanan's Majority
S,S39s 80
LINCOLN COUNTY.

A DEMOCRATIC GAIN OF 100 VOTES ON
JoHNSON'S MAJORITY IN 1851
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Notice.

L. d R. w. BROWN will, this day. Saturday. the 9th
~ insiant at fl o'clock A the Court House, sell
the highest bidder valuable farm about = miles from Nash
vile.
S-td
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DEM F. SHIELDS will sell on Saturday morning, No
ID vember the 8th, II O'Clock, precisely, o
whom may concern Twelve more Of these undOubted aud
paying securities $1,000 each. Sale for cash
Auction Rooms, No. A Public Square:
BENZ. r SHIELDS.
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Why
/
An H!T HEPo
Oh EXCUSE ME- Mr. fLAo BIT
PROBABLY Bennett Will Taxa
If III
Democrat
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PUBIIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND,
ON S.TrRDAY. the 9Th inst, O'Clock, A. NJ al the
" Court House in Nashville will sell hghes. bid
desirable tact of Land owned by G. Goodwin
continuing ard situated ! miles from Nash
Vile the N0ensvile Creek Valley Pixies
Terms liberal. The owner is determined TO sell
now J. L. & K. W. BROWN,
Az Cherry street.
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Here Comes the State OF
Lincoln!
LINCOLN

Carries the Flag, and keeps Step TO the Music Of Ike
$3.50. - Union. -. \ !.
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1867 l5,O28 15,482 1878 0OOo OOC

1867 l5,O28 15,482 l5,7l3 0O0O O0OO
REHABILITATION
1852 1855.
Pierce. Scott johnson. Gentry.
East Tennessee, 1879 1878 1854 Zl,IoI
Middle Tennessee, %, 1903 2G,931 3Z,oZ5 1882
West Tennessee, 1867 lo,o2S l7'4oZ Io,'I0
57lO5 58943 G7499 G5,352
57lO5 65352
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Boots Shoes! Trunks

Boots! Shoes! Trunks !
LADIES' SHOES.
AIDES fine French Lasting Heeled Caters;
l. - - Thick Sole do, tpt and PIN;
g Congress do;
g hid BOOtees, with and without heels;
q" Kid, FIR. Me. and Goat Welt BOOtees;
g India Rubber (leaher sole) Clogs, art'e;
:" Kid slippers, ofevery description
II" Velvet and Lasting Slippers
A variety &C Ladies' Toilet and Fancy Slippers;
Misses Thick sole Kid and French Mo. Shanghai or Kos
suh R1otees with general Of ana
Chldrens Kid French Morocco, Goat aud Calf
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.
Centemen's fac calf v aterproof Boots;
:. - Double Sole
" 80 Dress Boots
Congress. Caters double and
single Sole:
. g Water-pf. Shoes and Oxford Ties;
large stock of Mems, Boys and Youths heavy Calf and
Kip Work, OF COED material and workmanship.
NEGRO SHOES.
large and varied assortment of Negro Broglns
and boys Negro Boots, &c Planters respectfully invited
10 call and examine b fore purchasing.
TRUNKS. EALISES, &c.
Aargs lot Of fine Sole Leather Trunks for Gentlemen;
Iasia
Ladies' Extra Size Dress Trunks;
Also, lot Of cheap Leather Trunks;
Fine Sole Leather Vales Carpet Bags &C. all Of which
offered low fOreash. JOHN RAMAGE,
oct3I No. AZ College street.
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VOICE FROM GOV. JONES'S OLD NEIGHBoRs.
LEBANON, Nov. s, 1856.
GENTLEMEN: Old Wilson comes greeting with
net gain of three hundred and one votes.
r. E. thompson
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Ii persons indebted the late firm Of j. G. IL O. Rob
- erson requested TO forward and AJAX nme-
date settlement and those having claims against The con
Germ will present. them for payment. r-.,-
nova J. G. ROBEhiSON
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REGULAR FREIGHT AND PASSENGER
LINE FOR ST. LOUIS.

SALLlE WEsT-....... -...--CAPr.J; N.FoRBIrr.
A.
THESE boats will be the regular packets be- 49,
j. tween st. Louis and Nashville this season, eIA&A
and will commence their trips mediatey sxzzzssxa
after the first rise n Cumberland River. They will
their trips regularly the business will allow. One
leaving each port about every five days.
oet23-tf P. A. HAMILTON, Agent
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TINHE fine passenger steamer ALE0NIA, Capt. $3.50
JANIS MILLER, will in the above trade ellaS-4
tss season, leaving Nashville every MONDAY ss.sas-sS
al o'clock z. NJ, and Memphis every THURSDAY at
P NJ Passengers may rely the above boa leaving each
place the day and al the same time advertised.
oct23-tf p. A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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HEINRICH returns his sincere thanks to the Ladies'
and Gentlemen Of Nashville and vicinity, for their
patronage, and informs them that he has again opened
place of business at No a. South Market street, where he
intends carrying the Dying and Securing in all
its various branches for cash only Having made
improvements hope BY strict attention. 10 merit connl-
ance of your custom.
nOY6-lmO A. HEINRICH.
NASHVILLE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
rIlE regular November monthly meeting this Assoeia
l. ion was adjourned to FRIDAY EVENING, Nov 7rH
The amounton hand to loan is sEVEN THOUSAND
DOLLARS. L. G. EASTMAN,
nov4-td. B.P. C. Secretary.
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40 900 WORTIT or DAVIDSON COUNTY
RONnS AT AUCTION,

SWEkT ORANGES Three casks Of the above just re-
. ceiyed by Erpress at J. G. ROBERTSON,
mani Broadway.
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HOf ICE.
CEALED PROPOSALS. will be received al the Recorier,.
- Ohee, In The city OF Nashville mil he I9b IN Ne
ber lo26 20 furnish Two thousand OF Wood snabIs
lOr making steiin. Said Wood be well seasoned four
Iest long, and 10 De approved Engineer a. The Watsr
works Of the eiiy The Delivered az he Wood
ad AZ me wafer Words, corded and measured an 10 be
September, 1856. tVNi a. I lOvS ui7 @"A
Oe''t-so Chm, Water Works COMMITTEES.
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fresh Arrivals,
BY
Vessel & Thompson.

WeSSel & Thompson,
% BBLS. Cranberres, all size packages,
~ 50 boxes Raisins, -
go ." Figs;
" Lemons:
10 New Prules
Cd chests Black and Green Teas;
80 boxes Italian aud American MaccarCni
81. 20 DO English Dairy and Pine Apple Cheese
80 bbs. Almonds
IS do Nuts, ass'd
25 baskets Champagne, extra brands;
20 do do, Ordinary Brands. Together with a
larger supply of Sky Rockets, Roman Candles, Crackur
Biscuit, Sardipes, English French and American Mustard
Sauces, Pickles London Porter, Scotch Ale Foreign
Domestic Liquors. And 10 arrive $50 dozen Woods ceebra
ted Oysters For sale low for cash by
Dov2 VESSEL & THOMPSON
DISSOLUTION.
THE partnership heretofore existing between the under
signed, under the style of. G.. d G.. Robertson,
this day dissolved, by mutual consent.
The business will be continued at the oil stand Broad
way by j. G. Robertson who is authorised all bus
ness connected with the late firm.
NAsHvILLE, Nov. /, 1885. J C. ROBERTSON.
nOy4-f CIIAS. ROBERTSON.
IN retiring from business my sincere thanks for
the liberal patronage received the public by the
late firm, and take great pleasure in reeomnHg con
dnuance Of the same TO my late partner, Ups kobsson
who will continue the business the Old stand Br9ad
CHARLES k&OBEhISON-