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q REWARD.-STRAYE OR STOLEN
~ - from the Centre Market on Satur- 0Sz..As'
day last, the I'D instant, a red COW, EEEssS
with white face and dark legs. TheNM
above reward will be paid on delivering tue Cow
10 me at stall No 81 Centre Market, or at Dorsey's
wagon yard on 7th street. 2j-3t&
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nR. mUNsoN, Ar sss PENN'A AVENUE.

mr. MUNSON, AT 33s PENN'A AVENUE.
IL is still making those beautiful
continuous GUM TEETH, called
Aliens Patent, for the ercellency ofSSlIYYp
which over all other styles OF teeth, many now
wearing them in this city, win cheerfulIy vouch
There Is one Dentist In this city who has been
infringing the patent, ana made a bad Imitation
OF Il, against whom 1 hereby caution the public.
N. Il. Whenever a Dentist speaks against
Aliens Patent Continuous Gum Teeth, when
properly constructed, iti because he Is ignerant
OF the process, incompetent TO make the work, or
Is unwilling 20 paw for the patent. slo-u
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Financial

New YORK, August 27.-etocks ere dull.
Illinois Central les; Michigan Southern s9.-
Reading s5i; Missouri o's S5i; Illinois Ger trail
bonds ga Sterling exchange is dull
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rsN DOLLARS REWARD.

I OST.--ON SATURDAY NIGHT POCK.
IL Ell BOOK, containing small sum of money
and papers, the latter Of which Of no value TO
any one save the owner The finder will receive
the above reward by leaving the same at the Star
ONCE, or at No. 3s3 Pennsylvania avenue
au 25-3t& J. ID. RYNARD
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American Scientific Convention

ALBANY, August 25.-The American Scien-
tifc Convention, to-day, decided to meet next
year at Montreal.
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The Masters Of the Old School out done by
Combination Of Pencil and Sunlight

Combination of Pencil and Sunlight
"HITEHURST's IMPROVEMENT IN
w PHOTOGRAPHS, In Oil, Pastil, and
Ivory colors excel all They possess inc onceiva
BILE beauties. For Likeness and finish they out
strip al other paintings yet unveiled to the world
Of art Language Is too tame to describe them
they must be seen to be appreciated, and are in
deed the gems Ct the present age Those desir-
o1s may have these paintings taken either from
life, or msnifed, or copied from old dasuerreo-
types to any agreeable size, even TO that Of life
His mezzotint Photographs, just introduced, may
lie multiplied from the result of one sitting to
thousands OF copies, Will each subsequent copy
IS equal to the first thus rendering the price, 4;
humber Of copies are taken, at about the same as
for lithograpns Ambrotypes, or imperishable
Glass Pictures, taken in great perfection.
Gallery, on Pennsylvania avenue, between AZ
and 9th streets
au 23-1w& HI. WHITEHURST,
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ICE! ICE (!

lust RECEIVED PER SCHOONER ED
y ward Slads, two hundred and sixty tons
Of psrs BOSTON ICE.
J. MIDDLETON,
Once and Depot cor. r and 18th stfeets.
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THE LAKES.
NOTICE.

CEN. WALTER JONES AND CHARLES
~ LEE JONES have removed their Office to
No. sos, street, between Sd and ath streets
Charles Lee Jones will practice in the Supreme
Court OF the United States and all other courts
held In the District OF Columbia. Gen. Waite:
Jones, though mostly retired from general prac-
tioe, viii unite with him and do his best to ad-
vance the success Of clients by written statements
and arguments, and by all ether needful and
pYoppr eYprtfops Nv 5A3m
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MAR RlED,

In this city on the 18th inst, by the Rev Mr.
Deae, Mr.. w. 6. SIMPSON to MISS EMMA
F. CARSON. oil Of Alexandria
(Alex. 6az. & Marlboro Gaz please copv)
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TTNHE SUBSChlBER, HAVING DkT Err .
l. mined to close up his present business, re-
quests all persons indebted to him by open &C
count, to come forward and settle the same on or
before the 5th dav Of the ensuing month, Septem-
ber All accounts not settled on that day will be
placed In the hands OF a collector for Immediate
settlement PETER O'DONOGAUE,
au 2O-d2w Georgetown.
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A CARD.

AM PREPARED TO ATTEND TO ALL
orders appertaining to the duty of Scavenger OF
the Seventh Ward, IL left at the following places
to- wit:
Mr.. Quigley's, corner 18Th and SITS.
Mr.. fuckers, on 9TH street, at MARYLAND av
MIR. Samuel Humphrey, corner Of N and \ SITS
MIR. John keiley's, ~ street between and G,
Island WILLIAM g. MULLEN
au 2l-Ot% Scayenppr
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AUCTION SALES.
ByA. GREEN, Auctioneer
ME PUBLIC IS REaPECTEuIIy

ByA GREEN, Auctioneer.
VNHE PUBLIC Is RESPECTFULLY
informed that the valuable property which is
advertised by Charles B. Calvert, Esq, at private
sale Is not sold and will be sold at public auction
on TUESDAY, the I'd day Of September, at 10
O'CLOCK q. m In the grove adjoining the Spa
Maryland.
NO. Is Hne tract OF heavy and valuable tim
Deaed land, adjoining the Spa Spring, containing
q. NO = Is hne piece Of meadow land, containing
- asles, adjoining the southern part Of the town
ground rent VII
NO is those beautiful building lots In the vii
iage OF EilavI'e, but few minutes walk from
the Biadensburg depot. Each lot contains from
three to ten acres
The terms will be very liberal, and made known
on the day Of sale
All OF the above mentioned property is hand
somely located, and presents many inducements
ana rare opportunity to persons wishing to pur-
chase dne tract OF excellent land for a farm, a
beautiful piece OF rich meadow, or building sites
Tor country seat In a very elevated and command
ing position. A. 6EEEN,
du z'-o AuCttOneer.
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BOARD, &c.-MRS. BATES, ON THE 5. w
- corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
Is prepared to accommod ate gentlemen with rooms
with or without board. Every effort will be made
TO render those comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. Transient or table board
can be obtained. ap6-H
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TED WANTED-WAN
w ind persons In want OF the following ar
Boarding.

Mrs. sPALDING, ON THE CORNER OF
WI + and 9th streets, can accommodate boarders
either permanent or transient. au 25-eo3t&
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SENSIBLE IALk.

A GENTLEMAN PASSING ONE OF OUR
"A elegant private houses, accidentally heard the
following sensible talk between two ladies, who
were standing In the door. One Of them, 1t is
thought, was from the country. She appeared to
DE- .cosing over LONG nora ne E SeGss
or Spoons, or Cutlery, go to FRANCIS on Sew
enth street what You BUY Of him you can depend
upon He has every useful housekeeping article,
and his prices are certainly modorate.n au IS
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X EEP IT BEFORE THE .PEOPL 4 |;
N That we keep constantly on hand gentle.
mems DRESS SHIRTS Of every qualify and
price, and made up after the latest styles and pat
terms.
with colored linen bosoms and wristbands, CON-
pfising the choicest patterns. 49,.
Our attention will be particularly devoted to
making Shirts to order, and we confidently be-
lieve our experience In this department will en-
able us to give satisfaction to all who may fAvor
u with their orders Style and ht guaranteed or
no sale. GEO. ii. B VIII E & CO.,
Gents Furnishing Stoie
jyss-tf 332 Pa avenue, bet 9th and 10th SIS.
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BOARD Two LARGE ROOMS FOR
- kENT-One very Handsomely furnished.
Also, a large size single room sultable for gen.
tsman. Board can be had on the most reason
able terms IL desired. The situation Is cool and
pleasant, having large yard attached Is desira-
BILE for family with children. No. 46S Tenth
street, between ID and r.. au 25-6t*
MRS. BANNERMAN, CORNER OF 9TH
lvl and + streets, has several good Rooms va.
cant, which she offers with board on reasonable
terms. She can accommodate several table board
ers. ~ 10-u
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WOOD AND COAL.

"E ARE PREPARED TO SUPPLY ALL
w those who may favor US with their patronage
with the best article Of fuel at the following
prices:
Oak Wood. ......................96 90 per cord
tiHe 90 '...................... D w
hlckorydo ...................s....7 %
Stove and White Ash Egg Coal. 6 so per ton
IScu hSH D 0U
IIdhsltloh Nut... W
CunlDeIlaho Lump. 80
OPersons lpying in fuel for the winter would
do vel! by giving us cal. All orders lef: at p
j. Steers store, No. ass 9TH street, between and
streets, or at our office, will be promptly filed
2,Z4O lbs. given to ton
JOHN w MYERS, IL CO.
Office and Yard corner OF G and 22d streets,
au slim First Ward
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WOOD AND COAL DEPOT.

n. w corner Twelfth and street, NO St1,
Css square sos.k u tAs AosHHe.
,VHE BEST ARTICLE 6uARANTEED.-
L An Coal carefully weighed 2,sso 70 the ID,
nom which there Is no oeviauon'
Persons iaying in their winter fuel VIII md Il
70 their advantage to leave their orders 10 De sup
rItaI rom the vessels on their arrival.
TrCoal kept under cover.
WOOD OF the best quality always on hand.
a., 40 ~ T. q W. M. GAIT.
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l. TON willdepart at the follow
ing hours: 49, Il
Leave Washington: ::s, no ~, TX, AZ, 6x
je esd JOB CORSON, Captain.
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OLD HAMS. OLD HAMS I!

SHIE HAVE RECEIVED LOT OF MAJ
w nolia Hams two wears old. a rare ana very
scsrce arti lie KING BURChsLbi
aul9 cor Vermont ave, anu sueE''
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TO MORROW.

AUCTiON SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW.
BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
TINRESERvED SALE OF VALUABLE
u Building Lst.-On WEDNESDAY AZ
TERNOON, August 9th, at O O'Clock, on the
premises, shall sell parts Of Lots and S, in
square 44s, fronting 81 feet on north l. street. be
tween 6th and 7th streets west, running back 124
feet,
This lot Is situated In a rapidly improving part
OF the city, within short distance Of the market.
Terms: One-third cash the residue In and
IL months, with interest, secured by deed Of
trust on the premises
Title indisputable
an % 81 &c. MceUIRE, Auct'r,
BvJAs. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
TkUSTEE'SS SALE OF % SMALLLOfs,
n fronting 20 feet each on Maryland ave.
! virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in Idbey
/ A. 3, No. l09, folios 259 $50 a6I. and osa 7
shall sell on the premises, on WEDNESDAY.
the 9th instant, at 5x O'Clock D M. Lots Nos
| 1,2,3, a, and S, in subdivision of SQUARE No
| els. fD''e NO
Also, Lets Nos. 1,2, 3.a,5,6,7,s 1o.u
II, 20, 81 %, %, "a, and %, in subdivision Of
Square soutk Of Square No. sis.
The above Lots are very desiTably located on
Maryland avenue, between 9Th and 9th streets
| east, fronting 20 feet each on MARYLAND avenue
and street north, running back to IS feet alley
| Terms: One-third cash balance In SIX and
| twelve months, FOR notes satisfactorily secured
bearing interest,
Government title.
HORACE EDELIN,, Trustee
| au2l-d J. G.. McGUIRE, Auct
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FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
6f HOUSE PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
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49, l.. j. MlDDLETON,
DEAL z In ICE,
omes and Dspot-Southwsst corner Of Y ara
twelfth streets. feoH-u
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"ANTE IMMEDIATELY-AN EXPE-
W rienced and competent Nurse, to take charge
OF children and assist in sewing. Also, a good
18th ar 0S 70
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WATCH RETURNs.-George Medallion, dis
orderly, fine and costs.
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FILLMORE AND DONKLsoN Great Song Book
only 10 cents, for sale at A. Adamson's, Sew
enth street, opposite to the Post Office.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-16
TIE LEcTURE' OF JOHN MITCHELL.

A very respectable audience assembled at Odd
Fellows Hall on Friday evening last to hear tie
lecture of the distinguished Irish Exile JOHN
MITCHELL. The house was not 60 full as we had
hoped Tor OWN to an impression with many that
the lecture would be repeated
We regret that we are not prepared to give an
outline Of the Interesting discourse Tie subject
Of the evening, "Europe-Peace or no Peace"
though speculative in its nature possesses peculiar
iut rest Just at this time The revolutionary ten
denotes in Europe for years past--the recent con-
test in the Crimea between the Allied Powers and
Russia recent diplomatic Convention at Paris,
resulting in an alliance Of offence and defence
the present wsrlke appearance in the Mediterrs-
mean, presagng difficulties between England and
tie Italian Ststes-ber tender relations also to-
wards Span-form chapter 10 the present his.
tory OF the times, singularly Interesting and Of
weighty moment 10 the civilized world.
In the present day whatever concerns Europe
concerns America. By the rapid and ever on
ward march Of mind in its triumphs over matter,
the mighty waters that divide US have been made
to assume new aspect from what they did when
cur government was established. Since then the
and currents of the ocean, have been unravelIed,
and, by their agency, what were once distant en-
pires are to-day our next door neighbors, with
whom we have great partnership in the manage
ment of humanEadaiTs and in shaping the destiny
Of mankind.
The subject, though by far too lengthy for the
compass of one lecture was treated with great
ability by Mr.. MTToHsLL, eviucng the thought and
research natural to the vigorous mind of mau
who is himself an object of European oppression,
and exile for his struggle against that oppres.
sion. The prrport of his argument was that the
present peace in Europe is deceptive. That the
accommodating discomfort of years has reached
point beyond which there is,no security. And that
the legitimate consequence Of Il these things is
Revolution
Mr MITCHELL is no elocutonist HIS manner is
awkward and ungraceful His voice is good, but
his readi1g ind fferert. His lecture had more of
weight than fine fnish-more thought than rheto-
ric. And vet his language was chsste and his Pc
RODS we'll rounded Having heard him deliver it
has bu. given Us a TASTE to read it for oursel-
ves Oar reading Of tie Citizen while Mr. n
was its edter had impressed US with the belief
that he was a patriot, a scholar and man f
thought The lecture of Friday evening confirmed
Us in the impression.
~ We are indebted to E. c. DOYLE, clerk of
the SqRe u est for ie of St. Louis papers in adj.
vance Of the mails
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RIVER NEWS.

Reported by n. II. HARRISON.
The river falls rapidly, 2l2 feet water on Il e
Shoals
Arrived Sallie West, from st. Louis A. L
Davis, from Rome. Tennessee, from Smithsnd and
Paducah.
Departed; Princess, for Paducah; A. L. Davis
and Tennessee, for Paducah.
Expected on Monday next, Aida, from Men,
phis; Blanche Lewis, from Paducsh and Nettie
Miller from Southland.
Trade in the freight department dull
The steamer Aeonia is now repairing at this
port, preparatory to her entrance in the Memphis
trade On the first swell of Cumberland she will
meet with INN, date despatch to the above and
intermediate ports. She is command by James
Nils an old and experienced bostsman, who I'M
dsrs,ands well how to make all comfortable that
patronize his craft.
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CRooKERs MILLINERY ester
day was the Fall opening day of the above estab-
lishment, and prompted by desire to see some
thing very nice as well to be in fashion Gas near
ly every body, we thought, was there,) we went
along with the tide and looked at the large ard
fno display Of millinery and fancy goods there TO
he SEGA NJ Crooker has brought on very large
aud varied stock embracing all the articles belong
ing to the trade, of every style and quality. Tie
so k oGbounets flowers, ribbons, trimmings, head
dresses, sc, ia far beyond what we expected to
sec The finer qualities of these various styles of
goods are indeed superb surprising anything we
lave ever seen. The bonues, particularly, We
look upon as the prettiest things in that line ever
introduced TO the notion Of thcpu0lic.
Mr.. c. ia prepared to sell millinery goods at
Wholesale as well as retail and country dealers de-
,aing to purchase will do well to examine his
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BY TELEGRAPH.
PIrrsBuRG, Nov. a. M.-RiVer 2s inches, SITS
tionsry.

PIrrsBuRG Nov. IA, M.-River % inches, sts-
tionsry.
NEW YoRK, Nov I4-Flour declining; sales
10000 barrels of State at 50a6 go. Wheat
lower. Corn declining; sales at SO for mixed
Pork buoyant at 10 90 for mess. Lard firm
Whisky improving; sales at 80.
CIScIsNAT1, Nov. I4--Flour dull at 3Oao 80.
Whisky dull at 25 Wheat; white l l6al 10;
red O8sl 10. Groceries unchanged. River three
feet, rising slowly.
LOUISVILLE, Nov l4.-River risen an inch; ris-
ing slowly.
New YORK, Nov. l4.-The French steamer Ly-
onnais which sailed from this port on the lst inst
for Havre was run into o. the night OF the I'd and
was abandoned the next day in sinking condi-
ton, forty passengers aboard. Sixteen were
picked up in a boat on the 9th and have arrived
here Two were dead in the boat. The fate of
the rest is uncertain.
NEW York, Nov. IA, P. M-Cotton firm; sales
$500 bales. Buyers have outnumbered sellers
New York, Nov. l5-Flour market declining.
Sales 5000 barrels at Sc 40a6 So for State. Wheat
market declining. Corn very dull. Pork dull.
Lard steady, but easier; Gales at l28. Whisky
steady.
DETEoIT, Nov 15.-Steamer Superior has been
wrecked IN Lake Superior. Twenty i've lives lost;
sixteen were saved.
PIrTsBURG, Nov Is, M.--River % inches and ct
q stand. Weather clear and cool
WASHINGTON, Nov l5.--The contracts for deep
ening the Mississippi river were concluded yester-
day wit Craig & Righton, of Kentucky They
contract to execute the work and maintain it for
four and half years for s32o,O0O.
CRaoTNNAri. Nov. l5-roon.-Flour market very
dull and nominal. Red Wheat, a moderate de.
msnd at l 10: White dull Whisky active at 25a
254 Hogs heavy at S. IS. Groceries market
unchanged. River fallen one inch; weather clear
and COO.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. l5.-The river continues to
rise with about 16 inches on the falls
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ARE NIlII NICkl

THEN you can't be cured Don't delay until
YOUR complaint il incurabe, and then when il is
late. Four hhs Of all the diseases which people the
church yards, might be cured by AYERS CATHARTIC
PILLS, il taken in Don' dragging through the
Spring, faint sleepy and ses because blood load
ed with bile. Don't wear the headache, heartburn,
their kindred disorders because Your stomach foul Don't
parade yourself around the world, covered with Pmpes
BOIces Ulcers and all any the unClean diseases
of the skin, because system cleansing.
yourself about lean, hsggard, all cayed
Stomach and Bowels need strength enng healthy
action Ayers Pills set these things right surely water
quenches fire. They purify the body aud blood and
their functions into healthy activity which You feel
quick they taken They the great medical
wonder OF this recognized by all who know virtues
aud many thousands know them Take the Cherry Petora
Cough, and the Pills for all arrangements requiring
purgative medicine.
Lowell, Mass, and sold by all Druggists and Dealers in
Medicine through this section,
noyIl-2m,
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BOnnets. BOnnetS,
For the Million.
BOYS, CLOTHING.

WYE have just received extensive assortment OF
w Bows Clothing of various styles and prices, which
we respectfully invite friends and The public gen.
orally to call and examine We also constantly re-
Gel wing gentemens Coats Dress and FrOck Coats
and Vests of every description Our stock OF Furnishing
Goods complete all of which in addition to heavy
arrival of Cloths Cassmeres and Vestngs in the piece
atterO rseves will offer inducements rarely presented
To the citizens of Nashville.
septic CLlETON ABBOIT.
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WI. G.. BRUCE.


HAS just returned from the Eas with the largest Stock Of
ever offered in the Western m country, to-wit;
IOOO Realms of Letter Paper;
1900 :. Note Paper, Gilt Edge;
1000 g. Commercial Paper;
1000 I" Fools Cap I"
$50 Fancy Note
$500 selfsealing Envelopes
cords of Blank Books various kinds;
1000 gross and Pencils;
1000 " Steel Pencils
1000 sets Lnives and Forks;
1000 Pocket Knives;
500 pair Scissors;
IG'O RaZors;
1900 Hammers and Hatchets;
100 doz. Argentine Silver Spoons;
FANCY GOODS.
so doz Cologne;
3gl6 Fancy Work Boxes;
500 Ladies' Companions;
1000 pair Buck skin Gloves
$50 dOz Gents White and Fancy Hose;
$500 Port Monaies,
$50 dozen Linen Hdks;
5000 Spool Thread;
50 Gents fine Merino Undershrts;
5000 vol Standard Books
GOLD WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
25 Magic Gold Watches;
$50 English Gold Patent Levers, manufactured by
Joseph Johnson, 25 Oh. street, Liverpool
$50 Silver Lever Watches;
$50 Open Face Silver do;
s Ladies' Hunting Case Gold Watches;
$50 do Chatlings
$50 do Gold Neck Chains;
$50 Gents Fob and Vest do
se5 do Gold Seals and Keys, with Lockes;
800 sets of Canoes, in cases
$50 do Florentine, do
$500 pair Plain Gold Ear Rings;
5000 Ladies Plain Gold Breastpins
1000 Gents and Ladies' Gold Pencils;
5000 worth of Gold Finger Rings;
GOLD PENS.
1000 Gold Pens with Silver Cases, assorted;
1900 " I" Gold "
And all articles usually found IewelrY Establish
Merchants, Pedders and the citizens generally
invited call and make selection, all the
Goods have be closed limited time, they
long different estates have other articles too
tedious MENTION in short have ythng Lady or
would call for. M. G. BRUCE,
Auconeer for COnsgnees, No. II Cedar street, Nashville
Tennessee. nov2-6md&W
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THE SUBSCRIBERS

TTAVE Just opened q very handsome assortment Of
i Furnishing Goods comprising a great variety OF
Gloves Suspenders Meek Ties Black and Fancy Stocks
Linen Cambria handkerchief Lambs Wool and Cotton
half Hose Gents Shawls and Mulers, &C., &C. all Of
which will be sold at fair prices
semitic If CLIFTON q ABbOTT.