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American Association for the Advance
ment of Science.

ment OF SCIENCE
ALBANY, Aug 28.-The association met in see
tons early this morning to close up the reading OF
papers.
At ten they assembled in general session, and
had very pleasant agreeable time. Compliment.
tary resolutions were introduced, thanking the Cit
Gems, and particularly the local COMMITTEES for at
tending. Professor Bache preluded with some ap-
prate remarks and thanks to various steamship
and vessel lines, for tender of passage across the
Atlantic.
Rev DR. Ferris moved resolutions of respect to
the memory Of DIR. T. Remeyn Beck
Professor Henry spoke in very eloquent terms
to the resolutions, expressing the deep veneration
he had for the memory of his deceased friend.
Professor Hare made final attempt to speak on
Spirtuaism.
Professor Agassiz suggested that Professor Hare
should lecture Immediately after the adjournment
Of the Association.
August 18th, 1857, at Montreal, was named for
the next meeting of the Association.
The Convention then formally adjourned.
This afternoon, the Hon. Edward Everett's ad-
dress, on the dedication of the Dudley Observato.
~, was deiveredin the great tent.
E. G. Deevan gives a grand entertainment to
the members OF the Convention. On the adjourn
ment, DIR. Hare lectured before large audience
on Spritualism.
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o II. L. TIGHE's SELECT CLAssI-
II. CAL AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, On
The next Academic year of this School will open
ON MONDAY. the 18th September, and close tho 18th
July following.
Pupils will be received who are prepared to enter
any of the classes. A class FOR beginners in Latin
will be formed.
Mr. SAML s. CARR, Master Of Arts, from tn.
tie.i Tescher, win assist il the School.
Professor JOSEPH MICHARD will teach Modern
Languages.
An eminent artist will teach Drawing
The Principal will teach the Classics and most ef
the English Branches.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
A class Of little boys, under ten years of age will
be formed, who will be taught by competent Teach
er, Reading, Writing, Spelling, Arithmetic and Geo
sraphy exclusively, at tuition Of e25 per session
Among the patrons Of the school last year, were
the Rev T. Y. Moore, D; the Rev Geo Wood.
Grant. John N. Patton, VIM Marshall. John n R.,.
all John Crane, VIM. Palmer. George s. Palmer.
Lewis 2; CssnahsW, cSrbin Warwick. J. Adam:
dexter, John H. Tyler of the firm Of Mitchell " ~.
For further particulars, spply to
e r. L, TI0HE. A. NJ.
franklin It.. shove IN.
=. S-As the vacaneies are few, an early appIica.
ton Ter the admission of pupils 10 Desirable
su S0-dim ----..t
u WHO fy0RmR P1y
Miss Hannah Z. Weedl having absented hsrseIf
from our home without my consent since 30th Nav
1900 ana a. debts have been contracted by her ifk
out my knowledge, and being presented 10 ma for
payment ! hereby forbid any person from trustins
%y ~. Tai. Mr.: Hannah Addnston IN my name;
my wife and child. Most respectfully.
Richmond. Va. Aug soth. 1866. a. soNass
Ms. WELLINGTON viii ones Ec1aoI
aoth ne ~ september at the corner Of Main ard
Wiz Music sod Embroidery, will be taught.
y scs-ksv George Woodbridge.
WAAsSiHIuNGrON COLLEGE,, LKXING.
In ION, Vita next session OF this Institution
III III ecmnence on THURSDAY, September IN
ieoo .. soa particulars inquire Of
an so-sI- The PRESIDENT.
NOTICE : Was ten &C ny Ho1sc- 49,.
osfrsn OF Lime. doubtless through mistsks.~-
Any one having lost them, will enquire Of M - ~
e. ~: Tsyicrs Boot md Shoe store. J" :
ssso-E HENRY KARR.
CIGAk ilGHTERs, warmed = r.
os... sns msey snd g ban IN any wind Psiss "a
LAiDLEY ROBINSON, cAemist.
eth aad ta1tlin s1rscts
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VESSEL LosT.-Ths schooner Ellen, Of Rich.
mond, cleared at New Orleans on the 9Th inst, for
Matangas, and was lost in the gale on the l0th
inst with all on board. Capt. Stewards wife,
niece and children were on board with him.
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ny THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA

ny THE (,OyERNOR OF VIRGINIA
ID APROCLAMATION.-I alton having been
received BY the Executive that TaEoD0R1cH x, r.
felouiously abductng white female Win intent 70
dsile her, and OLIVER A. HOBSON, charged
with aiding FeIsus,on in tho ,h o,
make their escape from the jail OF said county, ano
are now going large: Therefore, do hereby oher
reward of two hundred doars 70 any person an %
Hobson, and deliver them into the 1ali OF Charles
CITY County or one hundred dollars for such arrest
and delivery Of either and DO r Tead1ds ~
and request the people generally to use their pest
exerons procure the arrest OF the said
and Hobson that they may be brought to justice.
(~~) Given under my hand az Governor,
)sEAL. and under the Lesser Seal Of the Com
~ monwealth, at Richmond, this 29th day
of August IN the year 1856 ,, ,,,,,r,
George w. MUNFoRD, sec'y OF the Com'th.
THEopoRIcE G. FERGUSON is about . feet 10
inches high of spare make, DARK complexion olack
hair and dark eyes, is quite talkatve; carpenter by
OLIVER A. HoBsoN is about feet high well pro-
portionsd, round face, fair complexion. blu- eyes
and dark brown hair; raised in the county OF
Henrico asd Is a shinge-gette by trade.
au 3O-2awSw
CTOKES & co. offer for sale
- $50 pigs LOAF, CRUSHED, and COFFEE sU.
so hhds P. r. and N. 0. do
1900 bag. and pockets Java, Lagua5ra and Rio
COFFEE
1900 kegs NAILS
500 boxes Sperm, Adamantine and Tsllow CAM
DIES
IS kegs HORSE SHOES
200 dozen Painted BUCKETS
50 nests TUBS
100 kegs SODA
1000 realms WRAPPING PAPER
500 bags SHOT
400 boxes French and American GLASS
100 boxes SOAP
so bbls TANNERS OIL
so cases SUMAC
100 chests TEAS
With Pepper. Ginger, Allspics, Sesars, Matches,
Pillow Lines, Bed Cords Snuff, Lead. Shoe Thread,
Clocks, Brown White Lead, Extract Logwoed. with
great variety of ether articles, which we offer to
the trade. au Sow
l0HN n ASHTON will hear Of Y0meIhing
to his interest by calling Daniel J. P. Scanand
o-day. at the Exchange Hstel. au 30-lt*
DAINTING..-The undersigned have as.
L ISOLATED themselves together for the purpose of
conducting the Painting business 10 al its branches
under the style of MITCHELL HEWITT, at the
late stand of Hewitt Smith, which 6rm 10 dissolved.
We solicit small share of the public patronage.
r. D. MITCHELL,
an S0--.12tt B. HEWITT,
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The arrivals II Saratoga from the 22d OF June
to the 23d Of August amounted In the aggregate to
NAG
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~ Leeches, Leeches, Leoches.Li havs g
inst received by Adaul1 Express, nesn ios ~ y.
most reasonable terms ..s.a
Ps.~Cuppins and Leechins promptly s nr.;eo
To- can be found At all hours at the haif Dressns
Room a. under the American r. c. hob SON.
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BOARDING.

u OARD1NG...Genteef beard, with ,l..
ID ssat rooms, can BE- had for IS so per west sIs.
further particulars, enquire at this Office ''f
IN 28---St
~ OAKDING 1.-The rKEsCOTT HOIJsE
II two doors above the Banks, 10 again open Il, -
reception Of bosrdsn, By the day, week or month
DR.. Hudson, who owns the property, has spsreS NJ
expense to make this House Of the most pess,s,
Boarding Houses In the city. He has made sevs,.s
additions, that renders it much more pleasant ths
heretofore. Nothing on my part shall be Iackns, -
to render all who may favor with their pstrons,
their stay In my house pleasant at the same tina ~
comforts of home
au1s-lm Mss. NJ C. JETER
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- Nofice,-.st. Pnui's Church Will Pc ;
open Ior Disine ~ 30--1ts
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MARINE NEWS
MARIN6 Na VIZ
PORT OF RICHMOND, Aug. q.
u,aa WATER THIS DAT AT Al O'CLOCK.

uIoH WATER THIS DAY At 81 o'CLoCA.
ARRIVED,
Ste,mer Pocahontas, Jones, Baltimore, moxe, Lud-
iAs schr. Anna Bell, North, P.munkey River vhest,
Rrsnch 4 Co. E. Wortham Co, and Wonibie q
Schr. Accomac, Fisher, James River lumber l. J..
Mercer ,h p
RasIand Bro.
Sehr. Way, Jsnes York River, wheat
Schr. Dolphin, Hill, Wilmington, LUMBER e. :
Ragland Bro. ,,,,: ,,a,s
Steamer Pennsylvania, Teal, Philsdelphis' mdzs'
and passengers Fl. Z. Tuttle
Schr Josephus & Edward, Conpally, fredeneAs'
burg corn, L. N. Webb Co.
SAILED,
schr Elizabeth Segar, Stoddsrt, Charleston COAL
W. d. Colqutt & Co. n T.,
Scbr. Dauville, Chester New York, mdse, u. y
Schr. ]. c. Dobbins Rice, down the river. light.
Schr Empire, Butler, down the river, light.
CLEARED,
Bark Adelaide Cooper, Capt. VIM. Rollins, Tor We
nice. with 1852 hhds. tobacco, by Ed. VIM De soD
Co.
BosroN, Aug 26.-Arrived, schr. Matilda, Hsni'
man. Warwick, Va. Cleared, schr. Fannie Currle,
Rogers, Richmond. ls W..
LIVERPOOL, Aug 1s-Sailed schr. Talvera, Meri-
thew Alexandria, Va, and Ann Prentiss, Dunbar.
City Point
GENOA, Aug sth.-An'd J. J. Cobb, Home, Rich
mond.
new YORK, Aug. 28.-Cleared, sshr A. r. Whet
mora R.eart Richmond; and Yankee Doodle, Chase,
Alexandra. Arrived, schr Lucy Penn, Owen', Va.
RIoJANEIRo July Tin port, schr. Clara Haxal).
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\RJs:u9ss 9; 1 q s No. %s"S' F.. a. &c
i hsI'U on "G MONDAY evening The I.s 'V q
\September, ct 8 O'Clock.
Business affecting the interest every member will
'0 au a so"Ss. - ~ M sEAGERs. sec'y.
- FOK KENT--And possession given
sd Immediately, the desirable Brick Dwelling
water the Dwelling, situated at the corner of 25.h
and Franklin streets, recently occupied BY Capt. H
e. futile. To good tenant the rent will be low
~fp' Agent and Collector, No: ) wan st.,
au 5o-st Under st Charles Hotel.
- FOR kENT--A store and bnck room
Sci Kitchen, If desired,) corner OF goth and Main
streets with gas and wsasr on the prsmlsess
TENDER. Apply to J. CALLAHAN,
au 3O---lt* On the premises
- FOR KENT.--The Brick Tenement
5s in rear of the Mount Vernon Hotel. corner Of
IL Sch and Byrd streets, near the Richmond aud
Petersburg depot containing five rooms kitchen with
two all in good order, and all necessary out
houses. Rent $l75 per annun1. Possession can be
had Immediately. App''5HS cLoproN
Agent and Collector No. 8, Wall st.,
au 3o-6t Under St Charles Hotel.
a FIVE DOLLARS X W A x ID -
@ Runaway from my factory August 70 negro
N so years old 81 feet high, of black complexion;
IL he il rather grum, and snswers slowly, with q
downcat look when spoken to; he has wife in Ame-
liza and belongs to j. M. McPyree, of Chesterfield.-
The above reward viii be paid upon his delivery and
all expenses paid, if taken out of the county.
au 3o-ts WIN. BARRETT.
N ATTENTION MECHANIC GUARD!.--
"a Attend Special Meeting of your Company THIS
III Saturday. EVENING, at half past O'clock pre-
u cisely. Az business of importance will be brought
before the Company, it 10 earnestly hoped that every
By order Of Lieutenant in Command
au 30-lt* J. l.. CLARKE, O.S.
m THE GREAT SOUTHERN HAT
Eli AND CAP MANUFACT0RY AND DEPOT.
A-FALL TRADE OF l856.-JOHN DOO-
LEY, 81 Main street. Richmond, Va, has now ready
for the Fall trade by wholesale and RETAIL the most
varied and extensive stock he has ever imported Or
manufactured. s
In order that the requirements of all his customers
may be most fully met-and to obvate the necessity
of country merchants and others going or sending
North for their Goods he has laid in assortment Of
erery article in his line both home and foreign, for
Ladies' Gentlemen's, Childrens and Servants wear,
which he could find in the different markets he has
visited communicated with.
To the getting up Of Silk and other Hats in his own
mandatory he pays the closest attention, and hs
feels confident that few other houses North South
can equal, and none excel him therein.
His facilities for conducting his business being of
the most complete kind ali orders will bs filled with
the greatest punctuality and promptness.
au S0-h
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CENTRAL AMERICAN QUESTION.


NEW YORK, Aug. 29-The Herald contains .
London letter, protesting to give the terms OF an
adjustment of the Central American Question
Treaties have been signed between Lord Claren.
don and Herman the Minister Plenipotentiary,
from Honduras, to the following effect:
LIST. A general treaty of amity and commerce
I'd. A convention for the adjustment OF all claims
Of British subjects, on the Government of Hondu-
ras and for the extinction of any Indian Mosquito
titles within territories recognised Is hereditary to
Honduras.
3rd A Convention for the restoration OF the
Bay Islands to the Sovereignty of Honduras.-
The latter stipulates on behalf of the people who
established themselves there under British oceu-
pancy, the enjoyment Of certain rights and privi-
leges
The ground upon which the restoration is made.
is the Importance of preserving neutral route OF
proposed inter-oceanic railway through Honduras.
The letter also says it has been agreed between
Dallas and Clarendon that Greytswn shall return
to the sovereignty of Nicaragua. and the limits OF
Balize, southwardly, to the river Sarstoon.
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4 o. = ~ ..On Friday evening, pair OF
LGOLD SPECTACLES. The finder will be suita-
bly, rewarded by returning the same to tins once;
an So-3t JOHN WOMBLE.
I OST--On Wednesday night, In the neigh
IL borhood of the Central Depot, my FREE "a
PERS. The finder will please return them to this
Office, for which l will pay q suitable Iemard
an snat* free man Of coler.
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~ Pres~rIptions accurately ana care
fnI5y diepensed BY one of the partners at oil nouns
Of the day or night, st p.rru,s
#ga New Phafm seetsical store,
Iss. N. w. eornsr of Main and 10th streets
an sn-,am Just above the new Custom house.
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D. 3. saioerosD. 5. riHsLs1 PATS
rnAnkLiR nAsnuwa.
~ k1U6eORO = CO.. General CqUU1s
/. mtsae1 ~ Forwarding MssehaatA e ~ Oossss
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u.,,-s.u. Notice. Tho Rev. ED.
-, IN, tWiqTiS n CALIFORNIA; viii breach ct Leigh
street Baptist Church, tChurch HILL to-%ors~
SSr.d.,I n,ornine ct II o'clock. IN SV--H
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LOST.

r OST..At The Junction, or between the
II Junction and Richmond, on the Richmond and
Danyills Railroad. my PORTMONNAfE, containing
and acme North Carolina A reward Of $40 will be
paid for its delivery at the Exchange HOTEL barks-
dale Reads, or to the owner. ,v
au 80 Str hO- i. Wv Eo 1
4 OST --On Tuesday or "Wednesday last,
i between Richmond and Gordonsville, CHECK
on the Exchange Sank, from johnson Pugh. OF
Richmond. for ip24l95, in favor Of M T Gooch; pay
ment has been stopped. The finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving the same at this Office.
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WANTED, A To "A I'll d Ma young
w Lady, qualified to teach the following Orns
mental branches Drawing, Monochrcms'c Painting,
Grecian Painting, Leather and Needlework. s desir-
Gus Of obtaining situation in College or School,
either In the city eoantry, she wsald BE- willing
to take classes in the various schools to teach either
all Of the sbove-nAmed branches, and II desired
would instruct in the English branches For further
information address az. C. J.,n boz 25S, Richmond,
Va. An early application IL desired.
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VNANTED--A MILLER.-One whe can
w take charge Of Stream Mill In the city, and un-
derstands the manufacturing Of Flour that can como
we'll recommended, will receive good SALARY,
an 1S-1 j. J. FRY
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"ANTED ITO hire q good cook. washer
w and ironer for q small family, if well qualified
q white woman preferred, and no other need apply.
Call at Ne. 81 Main street. aus
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-. -.,.r,. TJnved with ~ much ccFfnia.
" a.s. IN TrvIs No ONE cau have return
II e. As..,.s.pe dissass while in pcssessicn OF d
GsAa:s REMEDlE &'.s, si s.sii
"a 0!anausl ~ III other diseases Of the SKIN. M.
aese, ,. ,.s.smonisis can be seen ct his Roem No
.nsrss re- .seswrtten prs.srgtiees aivss = IS
case No humbus II nat .r' Hotel for fsw
days only.
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Ell have engaged with Messrs. WILL.
LIN0HAM TARDY for the Fall Trade and will
be pleased to have my friends call me, promising
every effort to give them satisfaction
The Commission business of HUNT BRO. will
BE- attended heretofore by senior partner
which 1 win return by the lst of November.
an 30---lm d. HUNT
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Trunks, Trunks.

n eAEAA HAS, 4 tEdAEA Sc
A FULL assortment OF Trunks rom the
y finest quality Sole Leather 20 common kSelI- w
Travelling, Of all kinds; and Carpet and IsskN u hA
Saddle Bags, cheap for cash at 9a@1L1-&-G
r K. CUTTEk'S
No. Sc cor. Broad and College ats
ap16 NASHVILLE
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MANUFACTURERS ANN MTTIRPs

I'VE general Agents for the saie OF all Cotton AnO
w Wooden fabrics manufactured in the state OF Tenne
SEE and have appropriated large and commodious
solely their sale and storage. We have also approps
ted another for the sale and storage Of FLOUR alone
And respectfully call the attention Of both Manu-
fSD urers and MiIlers to this arrangement
o. : " GORDON 4 90
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WILL keep constantly hand, supply Of Dry Spark
l ling Wines, which will furnh the trade at Cincinnati
prices, freights added. spt I. A. MCCALL.
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TtoNsIsTING of Patent Leather French Ties, p. Or
~ ford ard Drrss Shoes, Silk Opers Caters, Clio Con
sress Boots Lasting Ties, plain and tipped Calf Walking
Shoes Tapestry slippers just received wi fine stock
30 Is, shoes and CATERS iocuGng pe6ne p L. Oxford
nes and Dress shoes for Boys and ouhs
JOHN RAMAGE,
4 (lnl -
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Ladies' Fine shoes.

- hyoSr Cc fsIs12Xel1
AtL on had AID for sale a very tine Aassrsn-at Of
II lAties' Ltstug CATER, with aud silh0at hess,
bsdes' Pine X Scots.
lzaii.s' slI pers
LAoiss' french Leather FEOut Lace eaiters, some
,hiug new
ladies' Lasting Congress Caters.
LSdie y fine White I'D ana satin Slippers.
A. q Shich Are o1erv st pgoss tArh No so
PuhHe slnsr- l7a'f SNFnfR ssfzLFit.
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A. C. g. A. B. BEECH
No. 40 COLLEGE ST, NASHVILLE,
uAvE Received very large and veil selected stock
II STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
And ARPETS for 1856.
Pine Bsr-re Robes-new styles;
Organdie Robes +"
Rich Striped and Plaid ii Ks;
Bareges Plain, striped, ALd Plaid;
Large lot cheap Masins;
EMBROIDERED GOODS
large assortment Of Jaronet and Swiss Rounengs;
Emhroid, red swiss and JacOnet Collars;
VAlruciennes Lace Collars
Large assortment Masses Collars
Transfer Work and Embroidered Skirts.
KID GLOVES.
BsOas make large stock.
SPRING MANTLES.
Embroidered Black and whioe SILK Maotles;
oolored Msntles variety s prices, from tSto t2s
Mess Trimmed Mantles.
TRIMMINGS DRESSES.
HApdsome Bonnie, Risbons
Moss Trimming and FrinEes
Large :" Black Velvet Ribbons.
HOSIERY.
good o. Ladies' white. black and ooiOrsd
Cotton Hose.
Large lot Gcuten-n's Cotton and SIR Half lose.
Gentlemenis Goods.
HAndsolss AssortmtEt FIeach Linen;
Slack and ancy FRI CAsd neFea;
Cloths;
Linen Duck-gSod assortment;
PLATA and Check CaasiHere f. 30 = scar;
Assortment CrAVGts shirt Collars, nraWers Kid Gloves
CURTAIN DaMaSkS.
Ia satin ant Wosi--new patterns
BaDdsone Lace aud Embroidered Muslin Curtains;
IarEe iat Curtain Musiu
Carpets and HouSe-Furnishing Goods.
Iinr 4-4.h Velvet oaueuhE
- and y brussels do
3 Ply oAfssdas-'s~ '',le';
Good assortment Rugs Mats DFaggsts T. -, aud ga
che1k sud Ahi'e canion AafsinE.
Aso, larFe stock n cheap Carpstg
~, 4, ana ~ floor ,iH c!oihs;
HEAVY Goods for Car CO fer8ngs,
81 fstan Duess rs uehfs Ida These Coods Ws can
faFhsh fFom q 10 t5o looA-s side
We have hrss stsss Of PAln plaid and Striped osnA-
W. have Goois tAs rigAs viasA ipr wages sAs.s .sA
Tent Clofhs -
mos visiting NASHVILLE would DO vel 10 1--WE q. can BE-
ore eaytng. lSpial A. O "A. B Bggon.
staple Goods.
nuR stOck q fsapls 6Seaf SsFy apsts ana ous prs.
~ sss los. Gene and sec isf yosrpssss,
wshW 8 sss - ouilses
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Straw Hats.
CataWba Winp

LARGE Stock OF Ne rs Boys and Chidren's Straw
"A Legorn Hats Of every description, just received an
or sale v Is P. CUTTER
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A. II. ROSCOE,
WHOLESALE RETAIL DEALER
DRUGS, MEDICINES, DHE-STUFFB,
PERFUMERY, PAINTS, OILS GLASS,
BRUSHES, WHITE LEAD, &C,
Corner OF Broad and Market Sts,,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
HAVE constantly hand large and well selected
Of the above articles together with large assortment
Fancy arucessl Of which s offered for sale the
accommodating terms.
Alum, 0u0 pounds;
Arrog foot, loo pounds, Bermuda and Florida:
birthstone, 200 pounds, refined,
Castor, Il, 900 gallons
Copperas, 20 barrels, Prime Green;
Cream Tartar barrels,
Gum CAruphor 100 pounds;
Indigp, $50 pounds, Pine 10 Common;
Abaddyr leo pounds, frat quality;
suprr Ctrb. Sods, 40 pounds Prime;
R5ar sulphur, 500 pounds.
iauGs A. Il. ROSCOE.
SAFEST SAFEST
INTiDDERS Patent sAsmanAer Safes, manufactured by
w eteArns Maryen New York the best article made
the United States hasug failed preserve their
contents any ire al stock Awsys In and r sale
a. manufacturer prices eight aided b. their sgents,
WI. GukOoN 4 co.
HtITIR PRINTS.
have iust received from Rsw orb small lot Of the
w absVe sftcle IN poand and hall and quarter ponnd
nnoulds
ALsq-squAre ana Oval Bresd AMI ohoppins Truys
Wooden BoSis, Ae' Patsps and esmmsS o. E,es Pima.
nsysB NAChtNZIE a WILSON.