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BALTIMORE, % HOURSl
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
THE ONLY ROUTE by which through tickets to Wash.
ingtOn be procured to which point as well as to
Baltimore, 1t is the shortest most direct and in every
spec the most reliable route 1t s the only route by which
purchasers of Through Tickets to New York are enabled
TO reach the cities Of Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York. at the cost of Ticket to New York only thus en-
sbng Business Men and Travellers for pleasure nfor
nation to visit four OF the principal cities in the Union for
less cost than can be afforded BY any other route
And it the only route by which Through Tickets can
be had to Richmond Norfolk Winchester Fredericksburg
ana, Augusta, Berkley Springs and Bedford Springs
Passengers from NASHVILLE take the Stage Coaches of
Carter d Thomas, steamers the Cumberland river
to LOUISVILLE connecting there with the United States
Mail steamers to Cincinnati with the Jacksonville
Railroad Indianapolis Ind make direct connection al
Columbus, Ohio with the Central Ohio Railroad to Wheel.
ing whence close ecou with the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad is made TO Washington City, Baltimore Phila-
dephia and New York.
~ Passengers holding Through Tickets from Man,
phs transferred at Cairo TO the Of the Illinois
Central Railroad, from thence passing through Terre
Haute Indianapolis, Dayton and Xenia Columbus Three
Daily Trains leave Columbus at 10 A. NJ, $50 p NJ and
IL p NJ.
~ Travellers requested to notice that while this Is
the only route arding Through Tickets to al the Eastern
Cities the charged by other routes To NO
Tort only it is also the shortest most speedy and direct
to all the leading points in the East The distance from
Columbus to Bamore is only 576 miles, being about 100
miles shorter to New York. than by any other route There
less changes of by this route and
less detention than by any other.
~ The road is ballasted with broken stone and ia
entirely free from dust
For further information, please apply to d. G. RUMSRY
Agent, Nashville, Tenn.
For Through Tickets apply in Louisville at the Office of
the U. s. Mail steamers at the Jacksonville Railroad
Office, Main street. WIN. s. WOODSIDE,
Master Transportation B. 4 o. R z.
JOHN NJ. SHARP, General Western Agent.
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STEAMERS
NEW YORK, BREMEN Il SOUTHAMPTON
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.

THE ships eempraing this line are WASH SEA
a lNGTON. Capt E. Caysndy; her <E5<4$
MANN, Capt. Bdvard Higgins These stea- 49,,
mers stop Southampton, both goingand returning
PRoPosHD DATES OF sAILIEs-lS56
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THURSTON & BERNARD,
No. 10 Public Square,
Soo. a n.

WYE now have on hand beautiful stock of French
w and English MerinOs, PLAIN Plaid and Ambre
shaded all wool DeLsnes Bombaznes, Cashmeres, Man.
chester DeLaines Plad Red Yellow and White Fsnnes
all qualities. Also, complete stock of Staple Goods
Servants Goods of all kinds to which invite the atep
ton of all CASH buyers, we can give good bargains
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LADIES, SHOES.
II ADIRS' fine French Lasting Heeled Gsiten;
1la IS Thick Sole do, tipt and pl'n;
Congress do; =
Kid B0otess, with and without heels;
Kid, Pr Me. and Goat Web Bootsss;
India Rubber (leather sole) Clogs, srt'e;
ea Kid Slippers, ofevery description
Velvet and Lasting Slippers
A variety Of Ladies' Toilet and Fancy Slippers;
Misses Thick Sole Kid and French Mo- Shanghai Kos
suth Bootees with general assortment Of Mlsses' and
Chdrens Morocco and Calf Welt Booses
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.
Gentlemen's ans calf % WsisrpsoSf s, Boots
Dress Boots;
= Congress- Caters, double and
single Sole;
t. cf 6. " Watsrpf. Shoes and Oxford Ties
large stock OF Mems Boys and Youths heavy Calf and
Kip Work, of COED material and workmanship.
NEGRO SHOES
large varied assortment of Negro Rrogans, for
and boys Negro Boc Planters respectfully Invited
10 call and examined efore purchasing. t- =
TRUNKS, VALISES, &c.
Aia2gs lot Of fine Sole Leather Trunks for Gentlemen
Lades' Extra Size Dress Trunks;
Also, lot of cheap Leather Trunks;
Fine Sole Isather Vales, Carpet Bass &e all OF which
are offered low for cash, JOHN RAAAGE,
oct3I No. ~ College street.
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IMPORTANT TO CITY AND COUNTRY
. WATCH-MAKERS.

HAVE received direct from Europe large supply OF
Watch Makers Tools and Materials, which will sell
twenty-five per cent. below New York prices Materials
any part country by mail Likewise, large
OF Click Materials Having engaged the services
of experienced WoTkmen for the repairing OF Watches
Jeweiry, COaks, warrant entire satisfaction 10
City and Country Trade M. c. BRUCE,
Wholesale Dealer in Watches, Jewelfy, Clocks, Fancy
Goods, Sc, II Cedar street, Nashville, Tenn.
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MARYLAND LOTTERIES
For December, 1866,

II. FRANCE Il co., Managers.
A GRAND MARYLAND LOTTERY ON THE HAVANA
PLAN.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF
MARYLAND.
BE- -..rar-r EXTRA GLASS ltE fesEllrf n
To be drawn SATURDAY, December goth in Baltimore Nd
Prizes amounting to 1892 600 viii be distributed accord
ing to the following splendid Scheme:
10000 Numbers IL, 900 Priest
Prizes payable in full without deduction.
SCHEME
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~ NOV Al.

TNHURST0N & BERNARD have removed TO no. 16
i Public Square, next door to Calhouns, where they
will be happy to show their customers first rate stock Of
Dry Goods consisting of Black Brown, and Blue Broad
Cloths Black and Fancy Csssimeres Yestin2s, Gloves
Hosiery Cravats Handkerchief, &C., DO.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
80 -

rHE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic cites
Il with Eestern Northwestern and Southwestern State
by continuous Railway direct THIS road also connects
al Pittsburg with daily line Of Steamers to all ports on
the Western Rivers and at Cleveland and Sandusky with
Steamers to all ports the Northwestern Lakes; making
the most direct cheapest and rsL5dbs route by which
FREIGHT be forwarded to and from the Great West
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg:
FIRST CLASS.-Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods on. -, 1oon
(n boxes Furs, Feathers 6c....... '0s P0i i0'D
SECOND CLASS.-Books and Stationery
. Dry Goods Gin baes) Hardware, Lea zoe per loon
tner, &C.
THIRD CLASS-Anvils, Bagging, Bacon,
and Pork lin bull, u Hemp &c. o'' per i"VD
FOURTH CIASS.-Csfee, Fish, Bacon, ,oo,,
and Pork packet Lard and Lard Oil 00o Por iOVio
FlOur--Sl per bbL until further notice.
Grain-50 cts. per 100 lbs. until further notice. =
Coon-s2per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs. weight until
further notice. gSrfT go 40
~ In shipping Goods from any point East of Phila.
delphia be particular to marx package "vid PGdetig
Railroad" Ali Goods consigned TO the Agents Of this
Road at Philadelphia Psburg will be forwarded with
out detention 80
FEEIaHF AskS1s.-Harrs, Wormley & Co, Memphis
Tennessee; K. F. Sass & Co., st. Louis; j. s. Mitchell q
Son. Evansville Indiana Dumesni Bell aud Murdock and
Carter Jewett Louisville KY; z. C. Medrum Madison
Indiana; Sprgman Brown and Irwin Co. Cincinnati;
N. w. Graham q Co, GAINESVILLE Ohio; Leech 4 Co. No
"a kiby street Boston; Leech Co. AstOr House New
York; MOL William street. and No. Batsr1 Place New
York; E.. Sneeder Philadelphia; Magraw Koonx Bal
tmore; Geo. Frsncscus, Pittsburg
Il. II. HOUSTON, General Ffei0St agent, Pkila.
II. J. LOMBAERT, Sep't, Altoona, Pa
JAMS '56-tIslj '57.
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p p Peck

Is receiving from the celebrated Mandatory of
1 BREWSTER 4 Son. New York. further supply of
choice Coaches Rockaways and Light TrOtting Bugp
Al<e has constantly hand of his build Bugges
psciay adapted to country use at his Ware Rooms
lower Market street fOct2-f
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R.H.BROCKWAY Gee.
WHOLESALE DEALERS AND DkANUFAcrGRERso OF
Gentlemen's Clothing
No.71 IL Public Square,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
Nashville Sewing Machine Company.
nos. II I.2
EAST SIDE OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, PENNESSEE

HBSk Machines very Justly considered 70 be he
best having the advantage Of all others Ia me
simplicity Of thsf construction, the speed beauty Of their
work, and the great strength Of their Unlike snv
others In use, they form with threads
from ordinary spoos OF cotton. silk nenmaknx knot
at every stitch which prevents the work from ripping
The first anc highest premiums have 10 thass
Machines al all the leading Fairs Throughout this country
and Europe and the inventor reOces more sub
santa reward OF the largest patronage
any Sewing Machine in Europe or America.
They Of the highest 1nh and Of every variety Of Es
and style, and adapted 10 all the OF the sewing
manity.
They all secured exclusively the prOpetors by let
ers patent, and free from all legal controversy Crest
pains has been taken 70 adapt Machines 70 Plantation
sewing and they simple, durable easily
and tended BY person, that they entirely beJoad
competition for this work for the Of heavy
light bags, for Corn Wheat, machinery has ever
been invented TO themany person Aer one hours
practice can make from 900 10 100 sacks per
machine These machines asO equally adapted 20
the Manufacture OF all kinds Of clothing hne
veil as general sewing, quilting, stitching, &c. These
hines so arranged TO make the stitch any length de-
ed and TO sew with and every any
ment and the durability, regularity aud beauty anis
cannot be equaed BY work accomplished BY he most
skillfuI hands
We shall al all times keep hand uI assortment Of
these machines and most respectfully invite the public gem
orally To call and them In use, and give them careful
examination and be satisfied that the half not yet besn
told. decQk-tf
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vI. C. BRUCE,

w. G.. BRUCE,
III consigned Goods to be sold at Wholesale and Retail
ever offered in the wssisrT sTsT1SSFRy, eSHgtry,
al 1890 Note Paper, Gilt Edge;
1000 Commercial Paper
500 ." Bill Cap
.a $50 Fancy Note ''
1909 self-sealing Envelopes; -,
cords of Blank Books various kinds;
1000 gross and Pencils;
1000 4" Steel Pencils
1000 sets Lnives and Forks;
1000 Pocket Knives;
500 pair Scissors;
1900 Hammers and Hatchets;
100 doz. Argentine Silver Spoons;
Ih cords Of double hHT barre aT0oG Guns;
20 dor Cologne;
80 Hair OIL
32I6 Fancy Work Boxes;
500 Ladies' Companions;
2OCO packs Pins No. C, 4, g, 8, 10;
1900 pair Buck skin Gloves
I5O dOz Gents White and Fancy Hose,
$500 Port MOnaes, .rrH ...
$50 dozen Linen Hdks .....
5000 spool Thread;
50 4" Gents fine Merino Undershirts
BOOKS.
5000 vol Standard Books
GOLD WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
25 Magic Gold Watches;
.s $50 English Gold Patent Levers, manufactured by
Joseph Johnson 95 Ch. street. Liverpool
$50 Silver Lever Watches
$50 Open Face Silver do;
SIS Composition dos
. IS Ladies' Hunting Case Gold Watches;
$50 do Chatngs "
$50 do Gold Neck Chains;
$50 Gents Fob and Vest do 30
s25 do Gold Seals and Keys, with Lock6ts;
800 sets of Canoes, in
$50 do FlOrentne, do;
500 pair Plain Gold Ear Rings;
a.. 5000 Ladies Plain Gold Breastpins;
1000 Gents and Ladies' Gold Pencils;
$1,000 worth of Gold Finger Rings;
GOLD PENS.
1000 Gold Pens with Silver Cases, assorted;
1900 Gold
And all other articles usually found in iewery Establish
ments. Merchants Peddlers and the citizens generally
invited to call and make selection, all the above
Goods have be closed limited time, they be-
different estates. have numerous other articles too
tedious menOn in short have anything that Lady
Gentleman would call for. M. G. BRUCE,
Auconeer for Consiguees Il Cedar street, Nashville,
Tennessee. noy2-6mdSw
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THE subscribers addition their large list of Books
Il for general dealers, are now publishing
SERIES OF ILLUSTRATED WORKS,
be sold exclusively by Agents, of style entirely
subserip rendering them far preferable any
thing now in the hands agents For full particulars
dress MASON BROTHERS,
oct22--f I0S and ITO Duane st., New York.
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SOC per l00D
'76c psr1o0B
$50 per l00D
$50 per l0oD
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,

ENNS u Nv ANA ffAILHUADs
TNHREE Daily Through Trains, between Phadelphia
Il and Pittsburg. = THE M0RNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg at III A. NJ and Pitts
burg for Philadelphia at Z, A. M. THE FAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia for Psburg at p NJ and Pittsburg
for Philadelphia at /, p. NJ THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pttsburg ut H. NJ and
Pittsburg for Philadelphia st 10; 7. N.
The above lines connectat Pttsburg with the Railroads
% and from st. Louis. Mo Alton, Gaena and Chicago
H.; Frankfort Lexington, and Louisville Ky; Terra
Haute, Madison Lafayette and Indianapos Ind. Cncin-
natl, Dayton Springfield Belleonaine Ssndusky Toledo
Cleveland, Columbus, Zanesve Massillon, and Wooster
Ohio also, with the Steam Packet Boats from and 10 NeW
Orleans, ST. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets be had to from either Of the
above places.
FOrf rfurther particulars, Handbils at the different
starting points, Passengers from the West will find this
the shortest aud most expeditions route PhiIadelpha
Baltimore, New York or Boston.
TH0S. MOORE, AGENT, Passsngsr LinSs. PAiLada
j. MESKIAEN, AGESr, Passenger Lines, PHtS6Er0.
Philadelphia ls5s-janS-ly
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
MERCHANTS BANK,
hOvEnBEE, y, lH5S.
N and aer Monday next, the 18th instant this Bank vii
" be opened Och ek "A, N, and closed ct . p. NJ
ovl2-lm . ! oRTERFILD, eashisr.
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NEW ARRIVAL OF BOOTS, SHOES,
TRUNKS, VALISES, CARPET BAGS, &C.
FOR FALL ANDwINTER TRADE, AT
G.. B. Hall'S,
NO. Is, PUBLIC SQUARE.
CONSISTING In part follows, viz:
~ Supersne ERg. Kid Slippers;
{" g White Kid and Satin Slippers;
90 Black Satin Slippers;
Kid BOotees, thin and thick solcs;
- Black Lasting Slippers and Bustins
Last'g Congress Caters with & without heels;
Caters, side and front lace;
=" oatsewed and peggsd BOotees
Fine Kid Boo.ess and Slippers;
,,- q 6 Black Lasting Gai.sr';
Kid and Goat Bootees thick aad thin soles;
&" " Ancle Ties;
Servants Calf and Goat Boolses large assortment
Gents fine Calf Single and Double Sole Boots;
- 90 90 Oxford Ties;
4" 4" Monterey Ties;
q" " Patent Leather Shoes;
Boys fine Calf Boots, &C., &c.
TRUNKS, TRUNKS, TRUNKS.
splendid of Iron Frame Sole Leather Trav-
elng Trunks, Vases, Bonnet Trunks Velvet and Brus-
sells Carpet Bags Oil Cloth Travelling Bags &C., &c. all Of
which offered low prices for Small profits and
quick sales Is the motto. Give q call.
sepI7-f C. HAIL. ls Public Square.
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THE SHORT EST AND MOST DIKEaFT7
ROUTE TO THE EASTERN CITIES
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bOYS' CLOTHING

bOYS' CLOTHING-
INTE have just received extensive assortment Of
w Boys Clothing, of various styles and prices which
respectfully invite friends and the public geu-
orally 70 call and examine. We also constantly re-
ceiving gentemens Over Coats Dress and Frook Coas
and Vests OF every description Our stock Of Furnishing
Goods is now complete. all Of which in addition 10 heavy
arrival Of Cloths Cassmeres and YesnRs in the piece we
hatterO rselves will offer Inducements rarely preauted
70 the citizens Of Nashville.
septic CLIFTON q ABBOTT
THE sUBSCRIRERS
HAVE Just opened q very handsome assortment Of
IL Furnishing Goods, comprising Q great variety OF
Gloves Suspenders Neck Ties Black and Fancy StockS
Linen Cambria Handkerchief Lambs Wood and Cotton
half Hose, Gents Shawls and Mufers &C. &c all of
which will be sold at fair prices
septlO-f CLIFTON ABBOTT.
Harvey In Nashville.
THE eminent "HARVEH, 50 well known 70 every gen
Il ueman in PhadephiA the most successful Gutter
Of garments is at our establishment, No. Is Cedar
6ne an assortment Of Coths Cessimers and Vssnes rs
we're ever displayed in Nashville Our stock Of Ready
Made ClohiDg both geDtlemens and youths is now full
and our Furnishng Department contains every article
comprised under that head.
Octi4-H CLIFTON ABBOTT
TO TOMILLOWEERS, ,MILL-WRIelHTs, IRON
Founders, and the Public Generally OF
Nashville, and the Surrounding
District.
r HAVE commenced the business Of Pattern Making
Wstsr Wheels Pulleys and all kinds Of 6xines for mill
gearing TO Farmers and others 10 the country would
also say, hat am prepared 10 make fhFeshng Machses
Fan Mills bcrse powers rex those that Of order
the most reasonable ters and hope By my constant
and unremitting attention TO business win receive
share Of public patronage Place Of business Washington
street. South Of the Blind Asylum between the hurees
boro and Lebanon turnPikes, and be found By
curing at Mr.. Sades Grocery the Lebanon turnpike
ssp2s-4m HENRY wOLFRSDEN
NOTICE.
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LAMAR HOUSE,

Mr.. STERLING LANzR, late Of the Lanisr House. Macon
Ga, and SAMPSON LAsTER, late 0fTuskege Ala viii Be
happy % meet all friends and customers House,
where they have ample accommodation $50 psrsons
nOVT-n
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A SMALL FARM FOR SALE NEAR NAsII-

TCOR saIs at D,1 piant.,;o. ~ n - = a yAChs.
Il cash or on time FIVE BLACK JACKS thr-e yeas
old, imported from the Island of Malta Of pure blood
ys-6mdAtw. JAMES h. WILSON
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NAFIHs. Oct. II, 1883
Az two O'Clock this morning Ne experienced an,
q earthquake 80 alarming in ne effects that We All ru.t
In our nifht clothes irto the streets. was only AZ
being there some seconds that We bethought our.e,
Of The situation that We wcro In, and the majority Of
notwithstanding our fright again entered our bou.es
Irocure clcth,ne. The FOG wa 90 dense that ve Co
not see each other At ten paces distance Tue dew =
ell 20 heaviiv that even umbrellas failed 10 pyotact
We reuaned in the open air until six In she porn,
Curious 10 say the shock set all the belle o. the
end houses ringing The alarm was 90 great In Nan
ibst tbe vboe population rushed down 10 the beach
have bad two shocks-one slight and the othe, "a,
bh--n hoped they are over for the preseut rbe
mcsphere, however. " heavily charged r n h Al vs
Az In the month Of August
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since quite realized sfe hopes or their pvo;ess<
Tho Patent arscs Company aad the SYDNEY ana n
Railway Company. Joan rtxroy Young IN
only director IN the former COMPANY but "A
deed for COO shsres; In she hser - thoughs
sufficient and does not spp,ay 70 have tsfen
indeed there ~ere any To tAke.
BeEides getting the bills Of his ssfryend nov
CONTINENT discounted 1T 30 per cent the ear
agency house Of "John Young h Co." cooss,oss
little private business 9th hem on its own ZOO
one occasion the nrn sppeareo u Asssrs. 50
Tstton's, OF Regent street, with "8 lAdyn on
and lutte bill ef the friend nos on the cOntneu
pocket In excbar re FIR this little bill, the IN
which ls no. speci led Messrs. Sowerby and fAtt
sois enorgh to reno 10 the residence Of John
Young, Fsq, IN Sommer street, Portmsu squas
especial benefit Of the pncny NOUS lady, 20 guiIl
worth forty I've guiress and dress worth htta(
Il necessary to add thst the bill was dshonored,
Nessrs Sowerby Nation are remitted--as Tor IN
gollio'li'y they realty deserve 70 be-to take the|
of those promising assets nov In tho possessto1
official assignee, described - "sundry shal|
bills, N stock vaiued between "a and f6 n
Ntxroy Young, Esq. Ia evidently not person OF
morality when brsrkruptcy finally superveDei
found living 1T villa 1T North Bank with led
name Of Vernon under his protection. (Was this \
Il the guipurc shawl2) Fortunately for him no Y
weaF-and NO one apparently n able 70 disprev
he house where be is 10 residing 70 the iady.s NJ
he furniture was sko hers. and though ne hims
orders for IT. removal 10 the Pantechniocn, yet
cid 90 under the directions OF the fair proprietr
would have been sorry termination 70 career
porous TO have been unable 10 protect thel urn
well an the lady. At brokers' prices the pfotecte
snd tables would have made but sorry additto
sseets. At the Psptechnicon they may convenient
III thel improved state of his AfiAirs "makes I
The late director At the late Patent Brick Company
other villa TO decorate, and, may be, another
protect And 70 help spch people ~ this that q
CT Bankruptcy has been established II the too I
practice Of the Commissioners bad not been q
way, We should have been led TO the conclusion u
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Ncv. s-The Nov, mber term Of this court nominal
commenced To-Day, bu after the calling Of TIE rrsnd an
petit jury pannci and bearing their vax,ous svcy,e
,hey were discharged VII Thursday morning mem. n
fht Mstnc Who bad been vsced for receiving soIe
pItp.ffy unoer very nggrsvsiiag crcumstanoes he n
sentenced 70 one year " the penitenavy the Records
however, rsmsrked that strict just,ce required thai
prisoner ,hould he consigned the stats pv~on foy a
yssr tm sympathy Tor bis family impslei him 10 md
gate the sentence. The Court then sdjcsrped I, scc
n thursday. s-.X..s
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GENTLEMEN's LIST.

Yale Mrs, William stYoung Julia r
Young Anne
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asnal.bg = Dc Hev Ter cly PsA ealse,
Friday, Ssv. Z, 1855.

PabhaAcA exclusively m Ne NEW YoRx HsaALS. By At II
Csasrcssds p~p~ Asstss o.. ssyss arcass ssS pspw
A, a puss} S6nm.
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Walsh Abbey
Walsh Hannah
Wash Mary !
Ward Ann J
Warner Margaret
Watkins Ann hlixa
Waterman Miss.
West Broadway
WATSON Jane
Watts Niss. ChrystieN
Weed ApReline !
Wheeler MissJ .4th ST
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wilson Mrs. Samuel
W'isey Jufts
White Emily
Whiting kmeltne
w litney Mrs ] r
w uittAker Ann
Woods Mrs u, lAA u
Wood Miss IF
Woodbury. Helen
Wyckoff Caroline q
Wmsa Mrs, Wash
iagton st
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Zolilkorer Emile
Our Rio Janeiro correspondence.

United States MarshA.
ISAAC v. FOWLER, Postmaster
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Weller Mary Ann

Weller Mary Ann
Wrigh, Ameiil +,
Weight Fra ces =
W,l.oxsCn Ars J III
WllcoYon Mrs jaime
Williams Nary, Be
thune 81
Williams Mary, Sui
ivan 1t
w il'iams Sarah A
williamson hanuah
,WiliAI q Mrs X ID