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Mons. J A. PingueIv.

Mons. J A. Pinguely,
d ESPEC FULLY announces to bis patrons and friends
IL and to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Nashville, that
he has returned, and that be will open his DANCING
ACADEMY on
FRIDAY, THE 2ira OF OCTOBER 1856.
Grateful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended
him. be respectfully socts continuance Of the same and
would say TO those who may favor him with their patron
ago. that be will teach the latest and most Fashionable
Dances now in vogue in Paris, and which not yet
taught by any other Professor in the United States but
himself
Considering the extensive patronage bestowed Mons
Pinguey, he has made some improvements in his Hail.
COopers Building, which will make it one of the finest in
the city, and which will enable him receivea large uu.
bsr of pupils.
~ Terms and days of tuition as usual rOctl7-tf
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Large and Extensive
Auction Sale

OF NEW AND FASHIoNABLE. STAPLE
AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, READY
MADE CLOTHING, HARDWARE,
CUTLERY. SHOVELS, SPADES, LASS
WARE, WRAPPING PAPER. &C. A.
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NoE1u EAsr Brrr.rlr.sI.. March 9. less.

NoETH EAST PESNsyLvASIA, March 8, 1855
SlR:ln consequence of having hair for several years
past not only gray but perfectly white have il short
and worn caps t. hide II from view but some three
onths SINCE was induced to your Hsir Restorative
and mast in justice say, that its effects almost
mracuous for it has changed it gradually to almost
former spendor to COLOR and lei il soft and glossy
as to be beautiful than 1t was when under the
influence of the hnest OIL earnestly, therefore,
mend to every lady the best preparation for toilet se
of any thing in the world. BETSY SMITH.
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ALL HAIL.!
SOMETHING FOR THE MILLIoNlll
Professor Woods
Hair Restorative.
ALL HALL

We call the attention Of ALL old and young, to this
derul preparation which turns back to its original colo,
gray haircovers the head of the bald with uxurani
growth-removes the dandruf itching and all cutanous
eruptions-causes continual flow of the natural fluids
and hence, if used regular dressing for the hair will
preserve its color, aud keep it from falling to extreme
old age, in all its natural beauty We CALL then, upon the
bald, the gray, diseased in scalp to it and surely,
the young will not they value the flowing locks the
witehing curs be without IT, Its praise is upon the
tongue Of thousands
WATERFORD, Mass, July o. 1855
PRoF. D. J. WooD:-Hith confidence do L recommend
your HAIR Restorative being the etcacous article
ever have used the WalDheDe and other prepa-
ratOns of the day. all without effect Since using your
Hair Restorative my hair aud whiskers which were al
most white, have gradually grown dark and now feel
confident that few more applications will restore them
to their natural color. 1t also has relieved me of all
dsndruf and upplt asant itching, common among per-
sens who persplre freely. j. &. kILBY. g.
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goILs CURED BY K. r. RksoLvENr.

RoILS CURED BY K. 4. RkSOLVENF
Inns, Indiana, Dee. y, 1855.
kessrs. Railway & Co., Chemists, N.N-Ssbd nae two
dozen OF H. Resolvsnt. have been sorely aaetel M
boils have been tomented with these disagroeabr en-
for than two years. tried All kDJs Of
medicines without effect. commenced the Rssnvsnt One
cured entirely. have suee recommended a 70
others. Yours truly, R.gWRIGHr
RADWAY & Co..
l62, Fulton street, New York.
Sold by Druggists, MerchAnts and store Keepers every
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- And sold Wholesale BE- Berry = Denoge, Retail
by 30 G. Brown Nashville, aud all Ifggst tho city
aud ali Dealers in Msitc,ue sSerJ WbeIe.
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GOOD MEDICINES
HOW DISEASED ACTION .aGOMES ESfA BLIsHRD
AND THE RLOODIMPURE.

The positive virtues Of Railways RenOVatng ResoFent
restoring the CORsumptiys to Health, and secuing
Bronchitis, Asthma, bad iaataches aRd Dyspepsia.
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WET NURSE WANTED,
ITO whom liberal wages will be gwen Apply at this
1 office, or at No 81 Spring street. loctlG-St
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JEPTHAGARDINER.

December 25th, less. december 3lst, Is55.
CRIPPLED WITH lNFlR- FREb FROM PAIN AND
MITES. WALKED WITH RASE
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Those Premium Hats
Excelsior!

this particular juncture when politics high.
IA and important issues pending, every ought
to be at hs posi-, and with GOOD HAT Callat Wafer
field Walkers, there taste be suited. Their
stock is full AID complete and their prices moderate and
uniform. IOctlSl WkTERFTETD & WALkER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-08

Address TO THE PArRIoTs or NEUFoHArEL.
There meeting Of the Swiss OF ths city lest aght,
at hsErast O'Clock at No III Leonard street IN
responre 10 the followin, CALI
Les Suisses resistant New York cnvrons iuvi.
Is 50 rtnnir Mard oc,obre, heurr- da sor local
du cercc Suisse No ~ Leonard soccupar dc Zen.
dun adressc prro,es Nruichhc rocctsca acs
9trnors 6yenerers Qui 80 sont passes dams le cAon
NJ MAIREr
rhere about my persons pres,n, Tho Chair
mau a. tie Swiss Club, Nr Ma,ret road TIE adireas
shi0n 10 been prepared b send 70 The patriots o. Ssaf
chatsl: unanimously adopted ~ tue sting, AMI
alter Daipg slgnee BY those gbo approve ~ a. VII b.
.1nt b. tie shaner ~ saturday q Mr.. Jean R'aaad
Ba,op toUr seloT or state Va Negfchsis The aifccg
trsuaics thc repgbl csns of seu etaie for thsr
cdufBgr fG Nls snd energy defending the incgrf
OF the republic AMI thank The eGe 81 authorities for ne
suproft rendered % The patros II slso expresses tn
hope that the Federal Council " w' take
necessary r. prevent Tho renewal Of simar II
up1 ss4iri the nheity Of the country. ny ihs anhi
loo a. thosc mel VII hfk OF foregg i-corGtions
az o. uhtir COUNTY = y -tfaTc
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
VI d " Ely N X Y II.

TUESDAY,, oct I'd Il. VI.
The stock market much depressed a. ths opsoio.
this morning. TIE trans actions large but u
disrosion 10 sell general than have notice
for days. The decline about equal 70 ihe IN
rrovcment of yesterday morn,ng. Al the first b3sr
Virginia es fell oil = per cent New York Central q,
Y; Illinois Central Bonds 4 Pcnnsylvanis Ca, y
Cumberland, a.; New York Central Rlrosd \
Eie Railroad, *. Nicaragua Transit al rsucei 4 ~
cect, and Panama Railroad ~ Cleveland and To.eto
Michigan southern closed steady 1t yesterdays prices
There was an active demand to-day for Milwaukee
Mississippi Railroad, and sales were made at 10 70
pcr cent cash, and u on time. Tao operations .
Reading were all ~ price, New York Cenl1
coming upon tho market 10 larger lois ths
leua There Is such m Overwhelming amount o. ~
Oet, hat when Il gets fairly s1oa will bs pslt
enough and the shorts deal 10 without the slghs
81 probability Of a corberlpg combination. Is - scis
rcw high price, and certain plflie are sica iiy "
ass 'no contracts bo.h seller and buyers opi,L
mere vas very active demand Cor money 1, day,
va, the tghhst day u the
Al the nd board lower prices ruicd and tho.e ~
very oul market, Eric deoned i pas cs9,; New Yo,
Central RaibOsd, =; Reading =; Ilnos Central r.,
osd, ]; Glch AN Southern, r. n Cfasss and = 4
.Aulie cold a. "a per cent cash, aud IS o1efs,
buyer 90 days. Another tcsgrsphc despatch
fectivSd tocey from Madison, confirming tbs.
yesterday, % tnc eject that toe Congressional graz,
4 lands q tho state Of Wisconsin f0r rsilros
rurpoSs, had been awarded By the Legislature 70 ihcl
Crosse and MIlvaukie Railroad Company. ibis vii ss
the cenpany about one and quarter millions 81 acfcs
land 10 build atodt 2C0 miles Of osi The ne will rrn
from ro'iafe City 10 81 Cro.x aad from tnr p,il
20 Superior City, Ike supsrior. Tho IA Crosss ar
nlwautie Railroad Company have BY this grant pih
he lind, better scheme than thai originally rreseuis
by the Illinois Central Company, snd the result Is aStl
70 be even more nat,erihg. u will have ono and guar
ter million Of spd for building 200 miles OF
whereas the Illinois Central had two and hair miioay
for building 200 miles of road.
The steamship Carada, from Boston for liverpool, o.
Wednesday, will take out upwards Of half million II
specie, most Of which goes ffon this city.
The valuc OF msrchandlse and specie imported ID,
Tits port during the month OF September 1855 was
followss-
Consrpcs oF iHE rom OF new yoRK-vAfrE o. ixrcar
uNable mtfchandisc..,s..s. sl0,qSt A.
rIee htfenahase l,0la,2
Nnhorawn rom warehouse. 5.4tT,7NE
Specie .....4.......,............. siog5
Jcia ,so24i
The aggregate imports from Jan. / have been 'or nas
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A7nishok6 OSt ., looo
Hoio w FoWsypanio Go in October -Aodeyass OoJcula
si0rH az Averaged from the Several States.
The subjoined tabular statement prepared from ac-
credited data and coated in the various countess Is sub
itted as The probable result Of the election on the l4h
instant.
In every county visited, personal conference was
sought and had with the recognized leaders Of the
spectve parties and their party statistics obtained These
several calculations, modified as the facts demanded
(Which were elected in most instances by rigid personal
inquiry and nvesgation) and arranged in tabular iorm
Rave been submitted TO several Of the most prominent
and influential gentlemen of the State OF both parties
who are now actively canvasing IL, and their general
correctness In tho localities visited by them conceded and
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m EslNcH 7. AsoHKe, the Father OF the roxas revoln
ton, dad in BTszors ny, Texas, The 22d alt m
Archer came from Virginia 90 Texas In 1881 He had
served 10 ihe Virginia Ia gslature He elected 10 The
Cor uita of1S35, and by that body made is President
en- ts adjournment he was cent, with VIM VI Wharton
and ADssiu, az Coumssloner 10 the United Sistas was
toeo 10 the nr,t Congress In 1885; and from 1899
tslI vac Secretary OF War,
The Woodstock, Va, Tsrh Legion publishes the death
Of CHPslg IItINoEp Al tho advance age Of ~ yote
Heserved IN tde Revolutionary war 81 the f " " years
ard sns present. 81 The siege Of Yorktown.
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Tho Turf.
vf1oN CorRsE, T.. I.--TK0TrIf q.

Two ,rttrr matches CINE OF ycstcrGay afternoon ovev
The uIon CSrIso which afforded considerable excitems
70 those who Witnessed them. IRE brst between
LADY tn and sats,r FOR - 600, mile hoas best three
IN eve, ~ harness Lacy flen In three straight
htsis without EFFORT Tho second trot ~ss bctscep
John Wares and ,kck Pcitcr and this for 81 o00.
mile hess best THEE 10 eve, in harness. The tune made
by those hortes SURPRISED all who Witnessed the
the third heat having been made In 2sI and taat IRON
iofsct that rot expected TO 60 better than 2Aa
Ihret heats Of TIE race were good, bu, the last
fiecd JACK began gull before he 70, 10 the quar-
ttr pole ard was badly beaten John wands proved
hintelf better horse yesterday than be
pec,ed 10 make ard his ny be proud o, him
The following are SUMMARIZE
Trnrsy, oct Watch for 1000, milo heats, best
ihrce IN five. in harness.
H. woodruff named m LADY Ellen ...........1 l
The owner nsued br. &, SuarRtr................2
Time. 2I2h-2.tS-2ioL.
SNt RAY.-Esieh Tor 81 Geo, mile heais, best three 10
Gve. in hsfBess-
r. litter raued br g. John wsnds..........1 al y
4. Walton rsu,d h. y. iehr Potter .........2 4
Time, 254h--73S k-2s34-23ah.
Trr T1oEa rrvur Asp IssCxr tro,. In harness, will
come OF this Afternoon the Fashion Course Shout
The weehtr prove favorable, aud three s.bs may b.
lc kcd Tor The u has been rolled and scFaped nicely
and 10 as level ard smooth carpeed oor and is jus
should be for fast time Flora Temple hal the CT
" the betting iasi nisht At slight odds The advertise.
n Five fhA particulars
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sNrFnv-Eox,-nr Tu., a.

1sTEoS--EoSx.-or Tu.sday morning, Oct 7, by Tho
Rev q. Hecghion, FEs.EsIo ASTHoS 10 HEsaErrA,
daughter Of the late Henry Hone
sAyTosbiGGiNs. the Presby tsrian church, Mali
s0n sqlafc. Tuesday, Oct ny the Rev ny Adams,
Ibis cay.
D1l,tEsn-CAkR-on TUESDAY, Sept 30. at the
Chrrc, Of The Assumption, b. ooryn, by the Pew VIM.
ngaan. Gr. JANer DjuGsEETy ~ Mixs MARC Cara
NsN Sns-Crs>IsGBAs al larry town. On saturday,
sept, ~ BY the Rev. Sed, spencer. Mr. GsoRss Van
tcvg
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Union over democrats. 10000
In this es nate il will be perceived that the city and
county OF PhiiIdclpbia has been ed found IL 10
be exceedingly difficult task to ASCERTAIN accurately
the precise facts In the sufficient Investigation
however instituted there 70 enable 10 determine
The local issue which unbestatiugly avow, from the
dAta in my possession will be favorable to the Union
ticket by najory ranging from two IN three thousand
In my letter from Plsburg dgurec the State result At
majority Of twelve thousand Subsequent research aided
by personal inquiry and examination In many additional
prediction and nov enuncate II the foregoue couclu
op the death kne attic station OF Pennsy vania Pierce
Fo,Iey and Old Buck and all their schemes and asp,
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THEATRICAL AND MUSICAL We are compelled TO omit
our usual notices OF the various amusements provided
at aederert theatres this evening owing to the crowd
ed state Of our columns. By referring 10 the advertise
ments people canno, go astray performances grave
or gay" as wished for, announced q: every house Ia
the city.
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10 TnE EpIroR on rnE NEW YoRk tiraALn

10 The EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD
acueiy suffer from the antiquities of be
9psathed 10 US by the Phoncians and Egyptians Although
nave twice proclaimed myself candidate Mayor crowds
rush 10 kI ow Il am really in the ded and in their haste
nave snapped the bell wires and muaed newly painted
door with their tough and knuckes therefore
proclaim that am not only tbs course. but that will
every other nag II burst the arteries of Grecian
my gigantic strides towards the victorious goal amid the
Dugie blast and the crums tattoo and the crowds haoo
And conquer By solitary span,
IN make thieves and aliens trembe TO a
STEPHEN IL. BRANCH.
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hAhEIzsks sxcoND CoScxRT.-THe second lyric concert
by The Academy troupe will be given this evening at the
City Assembly Rooms. The programme is superb.
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w
sales limited Southern vns without charge 81 M,
men vhile the sales emb6 cd COZ ~ hbs Rye Tour
wasgust MBass Meal was heavy aud transactions I'M.
cd a. s. Ga, Tor jersey, and ~ a. - 1915 Tor Brfnds vine
whcaThe sales embraced about 5000 bt-hcls included II
which red southern and Western A. 81 4ea e ~
and common Illinois spring at 81 II southern and Wes
ern white ssl oasl 60 snc Cana iisn Thfe SIS dQaS ~
c0rn-1he market heavy ard prices c7srd al easier
hrures The sales embraced stoa' 1000 ~ N1 bushes NJ
ti,c &c, Vhe yellow Southern hed 4. zoe. snd
urine while do a. 72.. .ac Rye 1rn With sitcs q q,
nor a1c Tor gcoi % prime Northern. B7rlev
vas firm At y 80 Gas were steady, A. a. Sc f9r STATE
and Western
30 800 bales Al sbou, the 2 sriss qn5,stops-
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Gentlemen I'm Want Of Hat, Superior Ia
assau street.
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Holloway Pfils.-rhe Axe 10 nor more We
cessary settlements than Is this wonderful medicine
bich with rapidly and certainty all those debta
OF the stomach and the bowels which paralyse ndu
Try In unhealthy regions Gold at the manufa ,tores
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ro,al. slq. osl eas e,egl ,llI I.42s See ll,a

Total. sls osi ,siS eoyi,i5I 742s,353 ll,ah,e2d
The following table exhibits the respective amounts q
exchange held by the various banks, ana also The
due 70 distant banks the attor being comprised u the
tabl. cf deposits, rs shown aboyo;-
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10 Eorth." That is precisely opinonread H. by all

The Eorh." That Is precisely opnionread Il, by all
means.
The New Yorker, . weekly paper, OF the ilh instant,
contains the following paragraph
HmRgw GoyEsysHxr-The alarming condition Of Louis
Sapoeons mind suggests the probability tina. change
VII soon be required the government Of France IL
6ees eeem however, that the blood Of Josephine has
sufficiently distinguished se IN this Emperor 70 be taxed
sway from the cnrrens Of royalty The Napoleon family
y of Hebrew origin The hrss Napoleon Was Italian
Jew and would not be difficult 10 trace the blood OF Jo
sephine 10 the Isrxees II singular tact that all the
great monarchs Of jewish origin this easily
counted by the promises recorded in the Old Testa
nent All the external gifts were 70 be the inheritance
Il these people, and they have the leading hand in all
The fiscal affairs OF the world, SO they have the ren Of
al political government. vs. do not know what the
suit OF Presidential contest may but Col
Fremont is OF Jewish origin there 10 TO believe
that God will be in history this continent.
VIII Col. Fremont como out under his own hand and
deay that he is a Jeu3 Perhaps ne s Mussulman and
WI not.
Another dinner war given to Preston 8. Brosks, ct
Nnety-sx, G., ON the Sd inst, at which three more
and two gobles presented to the honorable
yepSesen Of South Carolina and Southern chvary
A. reward for h attack Senator Sumner Mr. Brooks
Aas thus far received
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Every Variety Of Fall and Winter Clothing
at low prices, at DRUMGOLD PRoCHS famci estU
ishment 100 Fulton street.
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Banta Fall Styles Of Beaver aud Felt Hats
for children, trimmed in the efu and elegant manner
with me richest materials These beautiful articles now
on exhibition at LOG Canal street. of Wooster
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stock Exchange.

The expectation Of these articles by cans from BufAi
from the opening To oct l, 1855 was a. foowa Whcs
2, iIs ecb bushels corn 6,s2s,o al; cats, s'sGes.
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Alfred Munroe q Co. have Now Ready, and
constantly receiving from their manufacturing dear
ments large assortment Of overcost Ragans bus
ness coats, pants. &C &C., for and boys.
ALFRED MONROE CO.. No. Ill Broadway
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letters stable stomach bters in curing dyspepsia live
comp aint, and mpGrng tone 70 the system Is without
parallel IN the history medicine. Sod by all grocers draF
gisis and hotels. uose,ier & Smith, Prsbrrg BARNES
PARK, Agents In New York
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Crlstadoro's Hair Dye and Wigs may b.
bad OF superior excellence and the dye prveey applied
No. AstOr House.
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Wells, Fargo Il Co.'s Express stock fos.
sale-A small lot of the above stock 60 per cent rh
company Is doing prosperous business and s expected
pay dividend shortly Apply to ALBERT H. NICOtAY No
4 Bread street.
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IIill's Black aud Brown Hair Dye, Fou
shings box, at No barclay street. AM druggists genr
rally.
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Pianos and MelOdeOns - The Horace Water.
modern improved pianos and meodeons be found on
at SS broadway Pianos TO rent and allowed on pur
chase Tor sale on monthly payments Second hand pianos
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Gums, OF all Qualities. Selling OF at CosI
to- close the W. BARR, LOG Beckman stree.
stock and fixtures for sale.