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The Kanzas news., 1857-12-05

Among the passengers by the Quaker
City, from California, is Col. Fremont, and
among the passengers by the Arago, from
Liverpool, is Mrs. Fremont, child and SER
want Mrs. Fremont retuPas home earlier
than she anticipated. on account of the re-
ported serious illness of her father, Col.
Benton, who, we are happy to state, is re-
covering
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Later nom Mexico.

TFrnm the rev O, loans Picay une Sept 20
mo to ~boa Conqueror arrived last evening with me
mails OF he steamship Texas, Capt Forbes, from Vera
G. w tie 2lst instant
On scco,I Of The late hour Of the oCnquerors arrival
have, hanks confederate .ondent)
pretty 60 suppl, OF outside fSom which
Dates rrem Vera Cruz are a. late ~ dus.o the lesh
from The capital
The Federal Ongress met on the l4'h, in VIVA. II called
be atory session. forty five members present. The
regular session to open the 18th, with great ceremo
n'es; The order OF things, naugursed by the ne
ous 00 on sss oag Last a0
The SigLe ammo that the colonization contract en-
tered into by Gen Goicorra With the Mexican government
Ne expected to arrive the beginning Of October.
Acoo ding 70 TIC Trait d. Union one Of the Msusins OF
, event. ou o
hes grosn all the difficulties sih Spain, 90 nplesely
onersins Gen Alvarez from any npaty there with, ~
esArged'
repoytei at the capital that the notorious cseftaIn
Antonio, sho has given much trouble TO tue govern
neni IN ye soq'b had been s1os BY his equally notorious
conrde Vsrc the orp or having been caught In secret
CORES pondence with AL ares
Tho eccle.sslieAl difficulty A Pueblo he'd proved OF
mS serious character and had been ended only by tue
nter oston OF the national and the OF large
rum & cirzens Disturbances OF similar and political
character hsd taken place throughout the republic s-ve
raj arrests Of political character mad bees made Vera
Cruz.
The State Sonora sgsn been thro xn Into violent
excitement by rumors OF anoher nhuser invasion from
San Fran sco The corman. ing General Fesquera, had
Published pre- c'annon calling The whole State
and IN, eGiepinS he invaders with death
The movements Of the dib,sters themselves, II any
there be- very clear One their
arrival In Loacr California, another In Sonora. The pro
camalion Of Gene al Pesquera gives no de mite informa
uon be- however 10 have reliable infor nation
that such expedition hovers In the vicinity or the State
A revslunos OF somewhat formidable character had
broken In the Hs,e Of GuadaiIjArA and zi pro-
gvsrg al last accounts As 70 the progress Of the
nt!op In Yuoatan We have intelligence In the papers
before Il 10 stated however, u v the neghboriug
territory or Tab sil quiet, from which infer
hat The revoluiop was not spreading.
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for bsaas hewsvss, sspalasng MAJ h woala Psoos:d
and y s o.u.. 2. ne .ss. wsssssssy, ;ad .s.. n
~ prooors Of the claimants ooussntrg, the
dsrsd % be restored 70 ~ plaoe On me calendar. Aa
cause again regularly oaeS We oalsndAr Tor hear
tpg By proctors for caimans Ths proctor for the
Dsso.s ssain. declined . p,ocssd and moved post
refused 70 postpone The cause and an order was ca
isTsd asrsssby 70 tss ssrns Of me prsvioue order,
upon an appeal taken 10 this court
motion mato by tho prccors for ciaiaAnts and
upon The ground that the order or decree Of the court be-
low dismssiDs the libel was nos nnal dscsee by the
seth rule Of the supreme Ccun In Admiralty, II in any
Admiralty su The beAnt pbA not appear prosecute
his suit according The and orders Of the Court he
shal be deemed In II III and contumAoy and the C,ur
hs so. 70 be deserted and The same nay be dismssed
9Th sts and by the 4osh rule ae Court may, In IL dis
erection, urop motion Of The defendant and pay OF
the costs rcscind the decree In suit IN which tho do
cree MAY have been sganst the hbcant or oontumacy
and default N gram rehoaring u any time whia ten
days after tie decree has been entered the defendant
submitting % such further oroe and terms Is the Court
may direct The proceedings The court below on The
refusal Of the TO prosecute nis suit q
them. taken SUBSTANTIALLY In accordance with INC
practice pre- .cribod In the 39th rule, and are
analogous 70 those In the COMMON lav courts, whore
hero required by the rules and prsc.ice Of THAI
court The decree u gmont Ia snch cases mol nnal
decree and not therefore, The subject Of a. apHes Or writ
Of error specially provided for BY law the RENE
dy Of the party he falls TO procure the order OF dsuis
sal 10 be set aside and the nstased In court - 70
bring freah o. The order decree or disrnssA Il
Ans elusive OF the subject matter Of the sa
Ion bet seen " parties In The case before us, ~e
should entertain ,xe appeal and the order Of the
Court dsmsspg the h,e could not remit tho proceed
ngs the Cour below and direct that Court 10 proceed In
the cause as re possess no SUCH power and weshouid
ain IT, aud unoerst IN hear the In this onur
would be usurpaton Of the jurisdiction OF tho District
Oeurt which ~ exclusive original cogniEaDcs In all these
would be purely the exercise VI original urs
dicon In = case In Admiralty am GRtade therefore,
that have afis lotion In the and hal The appeal
must be discharged
DEMANDING vEFn INTO CUSTODY
The Bark WHIT SqvdH rs John Gardner ct. dl.-NEIsoN
] C.-Order tnAt 10 be vAcaled
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U HA1br0UCE.
syIscuse, charged with acting Ore Toe banking hause
90 sOrtsy morning iAs bs- bsen diichssed after
thorough eIsnDatcn Great sympathy u manifested fsr
him and meeting Of citizens held yester1sy, ~hen
resolved 70 present him with suitable est 'isl
AhsIyALs,
Mne C.eneou.i sgl col' stan,,n. British nny, ,.,i
ss~ fo's G os..s farssss p IS 6on.si :. 1Ss.s-
"a %a; 80 sS.sS ' tas is S.' ..y.- r.@yss
\ r.iss: % Mr.. wn'hrsp 6wr1O, S.-TsJ .B,oin.a
90 81, e. op .r0ssy b,ps-. I B, VT
mar e. A. Newport y stewart ". = a.; o. Free. sprins
DEPARTURES.
For Rremsn va touihnmpso. .si hsvre n he steamship
srr AND uar, rssss.o suu s
IN, si csa ssrys5 SI =, Ke,h g. MAKE ~
c.Irs; IA. ss1,r vlnony Yrs q Arn-r, II Bursssm,
t9.s. ssf . .sasss Sis'. - Il.
70 ssa. SFs r ". NC. s n. o
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Bearitr Mrs. tr.,a % .sa csi, Er- Bous,yer; l. s.ea
va NJ a5ro Ia l. ss,'as .ePs "'''' '
For ohsss'ot - .. ,..nssIg M,,snmy a Tsy,or l.ay
!! s.rr W., v5ge.sg.t, = Z .Rn.seu 4 rr-oa.nsorss
ssassSs ar.. r.'n "a 80 ~. n ss srssa
~. e: e .sPS =. s "a en-. y. say
wss'.s, nus pq,sy ~ Isf -. r,.T,., ssd e,
as sis ua.s We. I.uc.s Mss > ise.., ~. :,
{ 'osss ..s'.r 2 la,ss ~ s.rcs.at sl.. Pa. ~,
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y GOO, nan oeo n2lins.worh W Bsrrow onss
.syey a.c,,e IRE, Jro s'rssn rso- s,ls sn rrrg.
hsnsqi, 800 lady .rsst q mad Rogers 1so rAl.s
VIM q r. mli.soG and ~ 10 tAe storage
ror .h.r -s,os ~ a. sssrsh,1 kusai,-A Bs,hod. VI
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Az zee 1870 ron,s, scpsr,sn srssons essn
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rr Savannah u he s.s-'hip Auru<. NJ Hs,ane. ssa
ssrss - ,pd Mrs. Vim ssmos 4, .ns w, T. sro
= sss 40 so s i, wv =. sr1, 5 re e
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g. ,9sa h s,, " Gvsa yor.s .sd s'se csd,es
s.cson sis Bschdn y a. ssry Ui.s Mr., Ira ices =
sarog /. ~ 81 John snih, Rev. shlsr Thcs s-ris,
n i-os liz subb, W VII .nd son, 3 y Lane ! Il la
Z. Z stuia GO 4 cs.e. = n,r,ln, rsNlr.ssl srs :
b. sSSs' ssss fs cs s. =! ro ssr Ms
srrm.rs N and VIZ Jno .na NJ. s.v M NJ.
rrrnls brown Rev On Evesea vie two son s u ard
sssda saIe-. ssnseorna rss.e rries.sbsys Toss
stsrs~s NJ sDd srs samuel Bsn Mrs srcs ulsnae ssd
vsess IN oaru,sers NJ md NJ. YIN Rsessy ssnsh,sr
snc " setysns si- H.rsidge 2 7 olsin. = Young
trssor aiarso " west WIN i H1osr Mrs ! se.s. inss
children nd serv.nt; Miss Brisc4 . revs9nns
isrdsey, " Hudson q barry, cohen, sna 7r IN TIE
rov sorsos Peser~tuvg and Rehr,ord m ne .e.nshp
- sn--Jssepb Ooh n, lsas, Len Heyi =
go o css v s.s,r sa rsrs ~ y II sys
Cstisr, 4 Fo~ier, navtn, TO. - an Id. .
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f. U 70 J#ttpat 80 ~ - lhones UHsss Geo Vest
a sysa ~ md ~ ah1'rea, sna ~ - s<srse.
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Decisions to Admiralty on appeal.
uSirkD srATss oiEcuTr COURT.
qefor. HIN Iudss g,tscn


spizrRr - rHK STEAMSHIP vasmsaros
IN, Cnsd SaLes Is ne Steamship wghiryson mi, 10
n5eI Of informs non aled proourss forfeiture Of We
ws@ninsos for . violsu OF the revenue lava ne
osar steam Navigation COMPANY inter .ened ~ ola Anls
Of me vessel ana excepted oc ,hs sround
n contained avermeai OF seizure Of the vcssel stan
The southern die rio, Of Nev yors, or 90 the high
brought into this d trics snai any
OF ackn ~nbln the jarsdir.n Of the CJuvt
hesrpt OF exceptions 70 hoe bsore Judge 10
ser OIL he hec Thai the ur had jursc con ond
ruled item, rivog leave 70 the csmans 70 sa.-er A
rruund of fo,eus and sso in,stns tost he ourt aad
turisdcton Of the case-to -hich there vSs repica
tor.
me case came sesore Judse HAIL. the isscs 81 f.c,
thus joined, and AFTER hearing ~ and the 1gu Of
.sn s p,ossr ~ me seizure 81 ss ,s..s
vnhin the osgio., aad require W ave jlrisdcuon,
giving however leave the proctor Tor tie hbelao,s 10
amend The libel In TIE reports held defeM
rne pv-ctnr refurcd 10 smGf, and n spsolute
decree fismi~ipg tne libel be. been entered. The
libel eslsps no ssevmrpt .hsever Of me ssrurs o. n
vessel fer vio non Of The revenne hvs he pncics f
the nbelsni rel log sogesher apon os seizure br tne
Orer OF the msrsbAl the warrant The -1sure be
log Jurisdicuonsl sc W awe " tho curt he
co Of the and sunn far having teen
The defect any stage Of he proceeding, Jadse Hs
therefore, right In dismissnt ths nbel for tbs
son, 10 The Ooun bslo~ Decree sfhrned.
CIV
Wine United Stats The Brg Euen-NuaoS, q b.
Inc question presented, lht Gaze, whether ca an sp
peal from decres 81 District T. the Circuit Cour. In
Admirably chaion "a peotssry a. il rea sired Ia me
Of writ ~ error TIE appeal retulssed BIZ ne
rules and practice q The courts rhch do ns require
citation In tire usual form, but oniy -r'ten notice By
one proctor 70 the p-ocior Of the sdvese parry koIon
70 dsus. sppea denied
APPLICATION fos tHn PuEfEiruRp ~ THE SLAYER MERCHANT
TIE U'nkd 5aleS "A. SatOoner kcrchdn. -kEisos,
o J-rte libel Of irfo' NATION 10 This case ". bed for
he purpose Of procuring deues cf forfeiture q me vss
sel and cargo fer alleged 1ung ard equipment for
the purpose and wh TIE ssut 70 esgsge 10 tho slave
vade u vss fled The 2lst Of April, 1851, AMI the
vtuel arrested ana sksn, wh the cargo, Into the oas
sody ~ The Marsha, on tbs 23d Of the same month Win
Beiro Interviewed, ard claimed He 70 the cargo AMI
pat IN an answer 70 he Incl Thomas Usrin also inses
ttBed cssDins uhe N vessel and pat an ans ser
Or ne lstb ~ MAY The FOR the b ant oDsined
order 4 leave 10 smeni lbe libel rhis snehfmeal rss
ned "a The 2lst n ihe mouth Toe cause was paoe1
20 the cUBrhs snd a. pslad term ~ the Dtt c Ctn
fold a toe fth q ips 1897, wm osNed w ~ n,dar
to- tesr're ~ the nrest ~ The cesTettv IN
~ r. hhelitp' feel urg " ceef N ne cauto as
fsuii vtf eLNfed and lae lDe cirnssed. TIE proctor
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For nu Of brig JERonB KEs0Hr, Port ARRIVAL m
built Robbs s.o1. Ne In 1855 rated and -
tons buih.n Che probably Insured In Boston wAere
she owned
The reanssp ARIEL Capt Ludlow. sailed yesterday Tor
Southampon Havrc and Bremen hls Of her passenger
can be found In theT column.
The steamship Columbia Capt Berry arrived on Friday Ast
from Charleston. The obDging has thanks 1s
Charleston papers In advance Of the nail
sHP NoHrAszn. 1t Philadelphia LIST Inst from Liverpool
the ls.s ult e!perencad gale nom ssu; Pm n
~ g % lon sslo w. ias in violent sqaAn shifted %
s.is fors cpmss asay,sn man spencer and rsevd co
:s:..sls ds%.Ts ;sad.y ossI oop,isasa
INNS rcI The yes. Had nothing but strong gales ts
sa g.: S IT .Son, r No int
for *. s ssss
di.u:s Ono OF her mon had died. and three oshes
s.RE EDw LyE.Err ., Boston nom Baltimore reports On
su o. sanasx perm soH We
DO: and 9SOo : ~ Of a ss ire: Her
below the foot mark ann s,reAks copper she
sss mss ss vide p ss %
been painted Or 3sew me foot mar No
vrecl undoubeel, De, q steamer Nurfok before
on. and srlised si HoioI Sd irs~ NJ
B.,e sA.II wmDrx sof w,..se.' cnnninssan fro.
again ths 7Oh dmssd but a,riox ss.tanoe
tbAnGoned
on by brig " Psckev B,sion from Cape Hayion. Ono
Of The named John fJ1rc,s cied the fhe
MTW dismss<d The ni when fallen IN 10
the entirely exhausted
BRIG RIoH before reported spoton with OF msin
mat having collision 18th
ult The vessel In COLL 18th her doubtless The baxk
Iva. arrived ~ this port Friday.
scHR ALICE bound from Bruos Riscy with
crso Of e went .saors uighi Of sh u nilse
condition srd takes 70 Fan Lrs for merit The sohr
nAgno In In epdeav ,nr into Luis
schr Alice sshore miles side Of
Ban Lps Galveston Islxad she had blSsd shon as
heard from
was INTO by On known brig down he
edge 30 hat she leaked ~ he rate II so strokes hoar
lahore Joe Fogger ssoai sSo pAx.
tcu
scRx NARY KsArr To- Kennsbnnk) CLARK from Port al
Prince TOR Boston, efo repor<d into Mathew Town.
InssuA ieaiy M after neinx surveyed proceeded her
voy nge put into Great HAr,or, sApd cate,
ng oadiy and there ncsmped sold her czrro
oiFewood. Capi UlAsh was g. Nassan, NJ 1oh un
The following table gives = summary vessels IN the
harbors OF New York Boston, BALTIMORE. Charleston
nah, and Kew Orleans, al The froaa each o.
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mssrvpoiisan Police Matters,

ne Rad .s u have uei yc.efssy, bet sstourns4
zoe meea ~ fsssasy TIE e,acrs "a ssrinisnaess hes
l~usd as foao-ins e~ssrs oraes-
fsNaN trrnIs1sstssr 40 VS. Ne apruira. Potirs,
Mr. Ynax, Ost 4. 1857. /
~ Ne aen s~csaa ~ ~ regulations fur ,no
reNsrs ruNerf ~ NE s~arurrisu riea d~sici or
ts sse ~ -. Yr-s, u "a are asi thAi To- right 70
toa ss.sMs6@t hytas csnsItut - every citzsn n
80 ~ $500. hut nv D. sec - 'sH escaarGs
~ wery im rtAnt eutir, cons6si W ne f.rce,
ws.h~* ~ n. Pow nrpaytrert ON es perm rec 10
ear mssF tasCT - q snr -sy stso scrisy, ovb,
eco wiwre rrTstsssf-u n a-y Eind, TIE OBJECT ~
- NE ronuws sevsnessneni q parsy chass o. IN.
e N#as u
ffam as sAy~s rws n % sppsr>ci iaa Mo 1oa-d q,
40 @aeosw ave a~ieef O. s~c1re N rrofspce of
49, rstAsfnrF ~ w~m~fst@f fas 10 leu scer1
-uA Embn8 ~nam~t he go wlety o. tat lie
ssns snferu. sea rss ~ p<rtni 70 ~, ~ tns
asg.~tsxa e~nsstxtse 90 ne efou - fs'l,~
Ns#0~ ise @sswvsuss ~ ther s1d Ia Pr
FKrrwsW &ar~fhe - Co ~ sny positcA rsrsy
fksH ffNMasN $500 np*r fFssus ~ ths rule, Ant .
ne.xms 80 rNI.sADGE
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me e~mmrss % eusrsy ohos q Ihs Bad o. sl,sy
vqs@ss No - y 80 sssurdsy To- - vsssanss cnirS,
Ctv asa no sshl-si ssfuve hen ~v me blis .sn, N
- 40 slr services ne ingus-s o. tie l.s
IN Rarvsy msreua fhs bin n Ds ns,cnus asd Chils,
sn.~lus sa1 .b"usc7rse sssuusnot " blcod wss
Nashi 49,
= : smus .sla ln.a ~ s,a Mr. C6ass wers snploycd
~ 80 tsfamm1 49, Ne itMstoi AAaTney.
~ Afaes 80 81, Heat. lsmes = Wool an MA
vwe Fsftth ~ nU~sl r. me ttse, ant stsssd tnsi
Ne ~ n ~ n@suaus .Ed CNiias 30 ouly very
a@fsei 80 esr- t@a Nv stnn q ne wors fney
~sFs sassss4 ~ asys frt essly mg~r "a Ga after MD
Ash sMNs a. sns0 90 e6eml1a and nbc-o<cofr
$50 $3.50 y $3.50 I. ~ a teiags N1d 81 ne doc
@s en1f asfwa a. eassss hs9. ases ,cs To- auth
wWM ~ weAN3 g. "a ss1 ernsamvs@ verr re&son
49, ~ nass weft ~ tsxef ~ ~ knaxttt Oh Rgne
sl@*e @sns - la~ness - "a 4hfs h.ll ~ss f5r ex
sznia.auns - 80 r.~F ne pswws-* c.osnn~ A.
To enfn1ii.as . ssarmsa ~ wsxna~s.V nes4aaPN
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Noop Washmgton Kinney. New Loadou-
Steamer Petrol. Arey. Providence
Steamer ghetuckes, 0eer Norwich.
Inflow
SNIP Nas,nic Bates, 90 days nom Riga
ssamships Arisl Breaen; AuxustA Savannah: Mazse
Charleston; jamestown, HorfoI, %
Wind during Ne day NE
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kEwotrri0faRE PssslONWas The naTcs OF
49, 3 taam 80 s~rrgd IN ~ Efvasat a. nags ). a.
pAsa % - nsfs ra# 49, 80 isW - a., isls 4rd
81 HfmE
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he believed nothing could disturb his harmony He hen
entered into IN animated oonvsrsauou win Mr. Wright,
skng hin many questions sbout Amsca, and dbpsa, Ing
oonsNerabe familiarity vitA he history and .nsr stoos
feoeH well acquainted with, -, whatsoever aay - biz
faults be ceranly Of The best insormod q bis
age. urdWstasd Governor Wright II much p,eased with
his reception, which b oonsdsrs evncng the part
wards his nation me Governor himself has excited
good deal Of attention and iutessss hare Biographical
sketch OF his career translated from soma New York
paper into the German Journals, and In this country,
where II s almost impossible fer any one 70 attain
high stations who does not belong 10 the moncyed a.
landed srbtoorsoy people are surprised gra.nsd 70
see man raADg himself solely by his own exc tons,
m m obscury 10 distinction and 10 The most important
Offices In the gin Of his fellow citizens.
The meeting Of the Evangelical Alliance Win be inan-
service II the Garrison church. shursdAy morong
the dvst sitting 70 take place, on which occssico DE-
KumnAcher, the Kings chaplain viii deliver an opening
address Duying The whole OF this and the eusrfg week
city by the most eminent dvines OF Germany, France,
England and America. Sir Chilling Eardy, the Chairman
Of tho Bith branch OF the Evar geca Alliance, arrived
here Saturday, with his family. and the Bishop OF
Rlpop, Or. Bckcrstels, u expected Tho Common Council
Of the CITY Of Be lin has vrted 500 thasrs routri
button to tbs expenses OF the meeting. the king himself
has subscribed 200 ouis d'or tho memb r. of the
royal family 10 proportion.
Our University hss Lost Of IL most prominent
bers, Profa sor Loh4nsts'n the dstngusned zo,osis
KEEL, his from lon hrouga 5aede1 and
Norway. He was . native OF Hamburg, and laid the
foundation OF his scientific fame by bis taVels il Southern
Africa, which a that time (tae begnnt OF tbs present
hstory and from when,e he brought homo the most
liable collections vhch he spent AlmoA whole life u
ging, clarifying, describing and completing He
had nearly attained The 77th year OF his age.
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Port Of Kew York, October }, 1857.

ALaASAo ros FEW yoaH-rEn DAY
~ ..s. .st... 40 ,.......eye OF
II .s.,,,,. ....s 80 HON .nan ~
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Personal Intelligence.

Chss HubroDcE the sierra Of ne Oacs faKn Hama, a
syTscuse CHARGED with aeps Ore ~ lae banking hause
90 s0rcsy morning lAsi has been diIchaSed after q
thorough saninatcn G'est synpa'ny 10 manifested FOR
him, and q meeting Of citizens held yesterusv vhan
vas resolyed 70 pfetcpt him wllh suIAse .es mo iN
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.


From YIsCHER OWEN CO., Genr Advertising House.
APPLETON BUILDING, ,S46 Broadway, New York.
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THOUSANDS OF
FANCY ARTICLES!

THE subscribers have received the largest stock Of
Fancy Goods In their line offered for sale in this
city. Amongst this great variety will be found
100 FANCY BIRD CAGES selected from the best assort
ment In New York.
400 BASKETS Of all kinds and qualities.
BRASS, Bronze and Iron Candle Sticks.
RATTAN, Rocking and o ohee Chairs.
BurrANIA and Block Tin CoBse and Tea Pots, Chinese
Tea Caddes.
ALsO.-4 70 Ornaments, for Etageres and What Nots.
MAny Ofthese aricies selected for Holiday Sales,
but hang arrived too late for that Joyous occasion will
be sold az the most trang advance upon the cost
jAnl3 WILSON A MACkENLlE.
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n I" M O " 49,.

THE subscriber takes this method Of informing his old
and friends and the Puhlc generally, that
he removed hs Hardware Etore from the cid sani
Mara No S. Ia the large brick huding lately
the side 81 Road street. Vhers he keep
eonshty haDd aud makes 70 order the Varous arces
embrAced 10 his line business lie invites csprcial at
teniion his large assortment Of CASTING, hollow
WARt BRASS ke such Mantle and Coal Grates, WAg-
B1xes Psw dola stra~ attrrs she lers Cora.
Crushers MH Crushers Hacony Work aud ron FeRcsngs
C5ues Mills Tea Kettles Brass ks ties Deg Irons Cands.
sticks. zna endless variety - other articles
fanag-u kNDRFW ANDERSON.
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FOR SALE.

OF No II In the Wilson Spring Addition. fronting O.
II So feet South Union street. One Of the hand l
soonest lots in this addition. Apply to
feb1s A. V. S. LINDsLEY.
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TTNHE STOREH HOUSE, with good Dwelling at 81
tached, Market street nearly opposite Unien 81;
No. &C. door ON Wells Drug Store. Apply to u
feb12 A. v. 8. LINDsLEY.
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Facts About Ambrotvpes.

a MHHUIL rs Wefe 'FHtr0duce1" 10 Nashvfle
n By A. LARCoMBE.
Ambrotypea made nowhere else in Nashville than Al
4 . Ambrofype Rooms, No. ~ College st.
Ambrotypss made upon double plate giass hefneti.
eAy seaed and thas protected against AL possibility
laFy
amnrotype coanterfsits nade sinse glass, not
seaea and are arzbs ordinary dagasT
Abrotypes named b. InVsntsF
them froz al other pienrss ohsr borrow the
and appy il % an iaeor pkurs which incks the main
.snts ~ an Auphretvpe-soae and durability aAln
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NOTICE,

T. BRADSHAW and A. " RUTLAND have purchas'
n ed from Messrs. RoBEErsoS bAsmEIL their entire
stock OF Bools Shoes Hats TRUNKS &C and would re-
pectfdy inform the old patrons OF the late nrm and the
public generally that t intend keeping At the old stand
No a. College Street. well selected Retail stock for La
dies sentemehs. and Chlrvn's wear, which they viii
eel for CASH and CASH ONLY. We hope BY strict at
tenton business, merit share of the public patron
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FOR SALE,

TN West Nashville, Lot No 154, fronting so feet 81
l. Demumbrane street, and running back 1I5 feet -
alsy-a handsome lot. Apply 90
feb1S A. v 8. LINDSLEY.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From s. NJ PETTINGILL 4 cos ADVERTISING AGENCY
1l9Nassau Street, NEw YoRK,
And No. 10 State street, BosToH.
p Co.. Agents for the most influential and largest
circulating Commercial Papers both in the United States and
tbs
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LINDSLEYS ADVERTISEMENTS.
EOR RENT.

Two GU0D ROOMS over Hagan's Book Store, on -
Market street, With separate entrance suitab Eis
for any sort Of business that Is usually transacted on
second door. Would good once and will be rent
I'd low to proper tenant for term ofyears, desired
Apply 70 feble A. V, 8. LINDSLEY.
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Gold Medal Pianos d!

STEINWAY a SONS, rIanufacIurers,
OA WALLER STREET, NEW YORK -
OF Received the following FIRST Pans 81 "a
MEDALS In Competition with the best makers \ N "a M
OF Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Bal-s
timore:
TWO FIRST PRIZE MEDALS at the Metropolitan Fair,
Washington, March, 1855.
AGoLD MEDAL at the Crystal Palace, New York, No
vember 1888 (being the only gold medal given for Pianos
within the last six years)
GOLD MEDAL at the Mar yland Institute, Baltimore,
1885
THE FIRST PRIZE MEDAL at the Pair, Crystal Palace,
New Yort, November, 1885, Among the judges the
hrst Musical Talent Of the Country, such NJ. Mason
CiottschAk, WollenhAupt and many others st. Pi-
amos, with and without the Iron Frame) warranted
for three years, written guarantee given Pianos
packed and shipped without charge Prices moderate.
declS-iy-y