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FURNISHING GOODS.

The best Coffee Pot in use makes strong and fine flaw
ored Coffee, all sizes, from 20 20 quarts.
Coffee Hccas and Coffee higgins.
Coffee and Tea Urns aud Pots, common tin, block
tin and Britannia.
Shoyels and Tongs.
Fire Irons in sets.
Fire Iron stands.
Plate Warmers, some very handsome.
Coal Vases, Fiet and Powered.
Coal scutties, Common, Japanned, Copper and
Brass a
Fancy and Plain Toilet Sets.
Bath Tubs, all kinds.
Water Carriers and Foot Tubs. $500.
Wash Bowls, plain tin, block tin, zinc and glass
spttoons japanned, zinc, painted, britannia, china
and iron.
Cake and Sugar Boxes, all kinds
Cash Boxes, with lock and key.
knife b 'xes and Baskets.
Spoon aud Fork Boxes. lined.
Spice Boxes square and round.
Catndlesiicks, common TIN, iapanned, iron, brit
tanbia, brass and plated.
Lamps for Kitchens. Lard Lamps, Brittania and
Miners Lamps
COAL OIL LAMPS all sizes, for burning Coal Oil,
the best and cheapest light in use.
Chalng Dishes.
Steak Itshes.
Oyster Dishes and oyster Sauce Pans
Sup Tur Of Block Tin.
Soup ladies, iock Tin aud Britannia
Egg Boilers and PsEchcrs.
Egg and Cake Turner's, iron and block tin.
Britannia Cigar Lighters and Cups.
Ladies', Swimmers, Forks and Spoons, for Cooks
use
Casters, common and silver plated
Bread and Fruit Baskets.
Tea Trays and Waters, square and oval, some very
hands me
Snuffcrs and Snuffer Trays
Nut Crackers and Nut Picks.
Sugar Tonus tine steel.
Meat Saws
soap Stove Griddles, round and oblong.
Beef aud Slaw Cutters
Coffee Boosters, new kind
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FALL AND WINTER
L GgG g Ggg Is
1888. 1855.
Opening Day, TUESDAY Oct. 18th,
French BOnnets and Millinery Goods.
AT THE OLD STAND OF THE
New York Millinery Emporium,
81 Union ST.. Nashville, Tenn.
Nj II :. DOYLE


Most respectfully announces to her many custo-
1Nl mers in Nashville, and throughout the State of
Tennessee, as well as Alabama and Kentucky, that
she has just returned from New York with the most
gorgeously ch and brilliant stock of Fsrcy Pattern
Bonnets and Millinery Goods, ever exhibited by her
self any body else in this city State. She has
remained in New York late possible in the seas
in order 20 see developed every gem and novelty
that would be calculated TO adorn and beauty the
female face DIVINE, in part as follows:
500 French pattern Bonnets, glittering with rich
ness
500 white and colored Children's Hats, pew styles
500 Magnificent rich Head Dresses;
Hair Pins and Head Ornaments;
ladies' Dress Caps, in great variety;
ZOO pieces Rich Wiaer Bonnet, Cap, Sash and Belt
Ribbons;
SO doz Patent Extension Skirts and Bustles for La.
dies and Misses;
800 boxes Ruches, Embroieeries large assortment
which would be tedious to particularize;
900 boxes of French Flowers, the most brilliant
and Plumes the most rare;
New styles of Shawls, Cloaks and busters Of every
description, beautiful assortment Of corsets.
Her customers Wishing their Summer Bonnets re-
trimmed, may rely that her style of trim ming this
season will surpass any thing done before at her es
Enlistment. MRS. DOYLE.
ocl6-u
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LIVERY STABLE.

INN 7. WRIGHT 4 co. woald rrsp-cl- ~
w fully inform lie eisizsns - Nashville LS~SI<
.ad he pabhc scnrrally, thai tney hzgc N<A-
parrssed she sell knu1a Livery slzbls and
1nd nxt1rs feru rrly e-,caled By VA J. f1Ass, ol
M-Tket street., f.s bsio~ tbs Square.
We haze Grslrsfe lcts and bsx- stalls
dzir aFessrs, 4sd IA friends uho may t4ssr -
siIh lheE fstIsnzsss
We pledge osfseIsas give zatslzctsn IN al eases.
We have llrse nafnbur II fiAe sadie Horses and
q Blsslrs - hire Al All tEnes-
Ihe t2Et 10 Intend being orfassed By AM
s<4bls N iss soefEerE csantry. Cane aioag and
for yourselves
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/, 9p Gelegrapb.
Eron xyashington.


WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.--Our successes
against the Indians in Washington Territory
are officially confirmed. Gen1 Clarke augurs
peace.
The Union this morning speaking by au-
thority says: 1t is not the policy of the United
States to acquire Central America, but to
open the isthmus routes tree to the world.
Costa Rica has made ample apology.
River News. ~ ~
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 30.-The river is rising
about one foot in "A hours All the upper
streams are rising. - -r,.-I ca
Yellow Fever.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 30.-Deaths from yellow
fever Friday 10. -
Markets by Telegraph.
New ORLEANS, Oct 29.-lCotton sales to-
day 5000 bales. liz; Prime molasses %;
Flour firm, superline 500. ss
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Markets by TELEGRAPH.
Misfellanfons.
REGULAR HACK STABLE.

REGULAR HACK STABLE,
Q CHURCH ST. Q-s@
Ss50@J GSg9
/ AN now prepared tn furnish any number of fine
l. Carriages To tine riding pubic reasonable
terms as any other person afford it, II you wish
Business riding for Parties Balls Weddings Travel
ing, Funerals any other purpose, you can be c.
commOdated at my StIble Church street, just be-
low the Post-Uiice. Passengers taken to and from
the different Railroad Depots at the usual price. My
teams are good and safe my drivers trusty, and my
Carriages fine respectfully solicit share of the
public patronage. NJ. 5. COMBS
oct30 II
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Approximations 70 ths $4,000, Of 5000 each Z
OF 600 so oo0 Of 100 10 30 900 OF 400 IS 900;
4 OF 400 10 $4,000.
Whole Tickets $40; Halves 1 o. Quar-
lers IS.
Prixrs cashcd at sight al per cent discount
Bills on the Nashville City Banks taken ~ par.
drawing viii be forx arded as 5000 As the result
bec1E. known.
a. Al orders for Schemes or Tickets 20 be ad
dressed 20 DON RODRIGUEZ, loare Of Cay Pn<t.l
CHARLESTON, 50. Ca octi9 "a
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Sberig's Sales.
SHERIFF,S SALE


X ~ virtue oil NenditiOni expOnas 10 me directed
II ana delivered from the Honorable Circuit Co,rt
OF Davidson county Tennessee At its Aug term lsss
VIA expose To public sale, 10 the highest bidder f,r
eash, AT the Courthouse yard gate In the CIV az
Nashville, on SATURDAY, THE 2OrH DAY on No.
NEMbf 1855, all the right, title claim interest and
estate which the Charlotte Turnpike Comnanv tIsa
had or may have since acquired In and 10 The oiIoy
ing described tract OF land lying in Davidson county
state OF tennessee bounded follows: beginning M
EN- and half east with the line Of Mai John Boyd.s
hsTs, hte poles TO the middle Of the Turn
PlNe ROAD, thence with said road south 6s deg .
west 4. poles through small spring. north is deg
west 40 poles To rock thence east II poles 10 tba
beginning, containing by estimation 90 poles more
OF less, being the same conveyed by Jos L F1iston
70 the PRESIDENT Directors and Company OF the Nash
VINE ana Charlotte Turnpike Company there IN a
comfortable brick dwelling and out houses on said
io',-by deed registered IN the Davidson county Reg
isters Once Book No p page 353 being levied on az
satisfy Judgment rendered in favor of the state OF
Tennessee. - ~ e VI
JAMES Nj. HINTON, Sheriff Of Davidson CO.
octlq-td W.
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Fine Enameled with Circular Tenders and Summer
Fronts;
Common Crates for Rooms, with and without Sum
mer Fronts;
Extra Tenders, circular and square all sizes;
Marbelzed Iron Mantles, with Crates complete.
hand.
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Thick and Double Sole Brogans.
A LARGE assortment e ROC ANS Of the very
n best manufacture
And u Doable Soed and fhsck Kip Boots
1esi receisdd and offered at low prices for cash by
JOHN RAMAGE,
cctls ~ College street
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DRY HIDES.

XNIE wish 10 purchase all the Dry Hides coming 90
w the Nashville market, for whlch We will pay
the highest market price IN Cash.
P.kc. ANDERSON,
Nos. as and q College a.. near Bread.
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Terms.

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srsry morning (c1cspt Sunday and is Delivered
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Tbe WECKRR is also delivered in the Cities OF
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price for Mail Subscribers of the daily WECE Ek
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sss- The weekly BALTIMORE WICKER is publis-
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months in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS on reasonable terms
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Gr4 $50 afee

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Sonncr'to0, oen "a, 09oocmbcr aS5S.

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gang uno waren, wie beim Prin3en 2tu9ult
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Die Nba1rtSta8e Der S@1e itnb wte fpot
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nENTIsTRv.-TFETH EXTRACTED IN TIN sTcoNDs.
~ without the slightest pain by my and original pns
ee-rot reezns This admirable system pfacsed b nc
only. Reference given n required.
DR.. y. DuRK1N, se5 Canal street, near Wooster
NEW INVENTION Or ARTIFICIAL TEErW-wIrtf
AN ont metal plate clasps extracting he rpts car aI
the inventor, a. ID SfnFSNOND, No III ReockNg
street. The most sensitive teeth hed WITHOUT ppIn v'h
material The color fhs natural teeth. CruG ADS - ~.
prove may be from % the lrSt ctens aestg
The superiority ofmy nyenuon after t~o years Copyright
secured
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CyEsIGHf.-OrriCAJ IMPROVEMENTS, 10 IN iBf.E
~ persors al an advanced 70 resd with ease aud
cininsse objects with perfect dnctness Messrs SOLO
Mons opticians have invented and patented spectacle lenses
o. The ercHtss transparent The valuable advantage
derived nom his inveuon that vision become impaired u
prr@ref aud sngened very aged
employ ue sight ~ the most minute with
these lcns ~ much less magnylnR power and they
require The neguet changes the effects
powerful Hssistnce Persons be suited ~ the
pnrs ~ the world by sending pair of spccacrs
eassfs out 81 them, in letter, and Stating tho distance
the eyes they read small print with aud VIII have
not md OF spcctares W stating their
street PccadIy w, opposIe the YORK Hotel london kng
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DANCING ACADEMIES.
4 DoDwCRTHs
"A. DANCING ACADEMIES
No SOC Broadway, New York,

No. 1877 Montague place, Brooklyn
Win In New York Saturday, September % In
Brooklyn, Friday, September "a
Mr. DODWORTH would take occasion 70 say that he has
the younger pupils by which the exercise OF
dancing would be Of benefit physically and useful
development OF graceful than has been OF
late years. The facility with which the polka and similar
dances Of the present time acquired has induced many 70
neglect those exercises that formerly Indispensable To
round shoudered young misses OF the
present generation. They sent schO sand allowed 10
sioop their desks without until the
growing frame the position In which has 80 long
been restrained they then sent teacher dancing,
with the expectation that by learning the polka schosch and
other dances, all this will be remeded, and that they
will become graceful women Surely these things
should be better understood Were children sent 70 dane
ing early in life at intervals during their sta
Ges and the teacher allowed 70 exercise them In such
would add grace the figure, walk and every
something would then be gained consistent with the object
this valuable accomplishment Anxouso the art to
usefulness Mr. Dodworth instructed his classes In
that graceful study The Nnuet de la Cur and
other dances Of similar usefulness The evident success OF
dancing connected with cashcnics, and
during his late through Germany France AMI Great Br
he made his business to call upon the most prominent
teachers consult with them regard 70 the best methods
png these desirable results. lie hopes therefore,
gained such Information w In addition TO his
VIII only make them dance the polka, but viii improve
hgure walk consequently sauty
effect upon every movement in life
During his European this Mr. Dodwoth has
had favorable opportunities Of studying the peculiar dances Of
Poland and Hungary popular athe time in Vienna
some Of these with other novelties win be introduced At the
earliest moment of the present season.
Circulars may be had at either Academy.
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u FERRERos DANCING ACADEMIES,
II. Nos. 80 West Fourteenth street. New York, and II
Clinton street. brooklyn. The win 10
New York the OH Of October, and Brooklyn l2h oct
Der, at 81 Pm.
evening classes. New York october Is and
Brooklyn October II? At A. a. schools and private classes
attended Soee given usual For circulars apply
academies.
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MAGITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF New York, September Sa, 1855.


CLEARED
frcamship Roanoke, Skinner, SorfoR-H Lodlam
BARK son Brabani ,Brem), Being. Demonstration
Bsrl Honduras, Bates, Bellze-r Alexandra.
Bark Golden Age R0usn, Galvesion-DunhAm, Dnon .
Brsr Msry Emny, Chaplin, Para-rIo,chsis- Bros Co
MIS- s.s,e. small, knoya As,I thompson a Hunter.
Rns Wyhs1 Harvey, BermaaszsmA Jones GO.
hss sqFn ns. s. Gsiy .s. ~, nygrsy
sr slss ss.a s sn & s asi ssSs Co
s s i P@1I s a sSSss an sa %
sshr = kinssy. Crawford. Beaufort Eccnasssr:
ScSr Davidson, Ryder, korfos-N Bedel
ssr NV f fssr bas rs RrsTI Renns
SsE So@g ..S T PsRuI SStovsn Bn sAsh
s,s.ms s ks5s Ss9 ,,.a PASssgAs
ARRIVED
tesnshiP ca1sds dr, waloughby, Quebec, days IN bal
Bsssr CO ssssr Has SsS ss, Sanas Wind
Rar Issrsesn el sssTsporo RICE shbsla. July 50 with
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sssaa ssS !s,,s y 90 80 49,
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30 nsrn.o 90 g.st-.uysls craig cientu.ro. 20 avs
man aed leh niss East q Hsterss eIps.
Brs re'rrs a flsy-,!ho, waugh, TrqiaAa @days win
sugar molesses ~ feteis l6sh inst - mos sSE
Porto Rico Tor owi-tl~ captain AID mate werc scs he
BrIs Enss shsrio,,e Cres Helm Irindad " day. viii
sw Brerpsn bsrk Trinidad. nom Tsisiad ~ View Ya,s
BTg NaisS lskon & jsso &c Cuba viii sugar. ae %
re Jsshu togsiay rusgus, IS days van salt % Bret
son So y ltsfse ion y "a erperienoed severe har
sf SUI M a as rsg ~ X ~ ' T.ss
TN u ht.6 0 w. 2 t5 A IN Gpn 2s. Greenwirh
Frg s. mob ii Crow maitland rs days. VIII pssier.
ars sse.o 'rrarr. cheuyaeld IoSays vii lah, simp.
.BrIs Dsar,rs Barber Calais. ds,s with iaih A, %
shr Ei,hnad II Demise Thatcher &c Johns, NJ. days
4 'eo Hi,r sa,v sydney On, iodsys ~. coal %
, ~, Emma ~ Hdsnooh windsor ws u days, wsb
=. 80 ;, 2. Or gresr4us' windsor rs n days Sah pas
.s s i Nsrso9 & Ayres Dorchester, Nh, u days with
81 sssr h,s s.g,. New Newell susgn, aays
srhr Il = Fsrr. M p vras.ri Virginia. 3aays
scer Brcssessle - hsai9,ore ss~vs
tchr Miner f-ses Bssoa ~ ko- -s9is days
Eohr Granite state, Halieu, Bos,oa 3 days
/. Nsamsr KenBebec Hard Phiaaeiss,aN
4. amer Petrol, Baker. Providence.
ehlr foni Blanc ornsrd fso1o Liverpool
she >, ~es cy, Tyler from Glasgow-Both by pa b.,
sss . ~ coos if0n cad Isa snch.r Ia ,bo lower
s.eauabp Roa Wke. NHioh, A..
wind s,rens from wv
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ssey sals non EsF y W ~ ne foreopsa foreopFa
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RAILROADS.
NV YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY
!.
C0mmrnrtne Monda Sent N.

tVHHEN ANNANGEbENT,
Commencing Monday, Sept ID, 1853.
Trains leave depot White Centre New
Nurk u Cas- r. "; White Plains stopping STATIONS
Truius leave depot Of Twenty sxh Fonh
New York Mt $40 A. NJ Wians5riire, s0pulnu II
al .lllens, e \. ~, mail train stopping az Wissfilar
afi al stations north ~ A. ~ williamsburg, stopping aN
saions ~ ~ A. White Plains train, stopping rtti.4
go r. " wiliamshrsiae, stopping q, AT station y
Dover Plains, stopping VI all stations; r. " WAC r8na
stopping al all stations above Wilhamsbriige SO wa
bamshrdse stopping ai all satons SO ~ wUansbrdge
stopping al all II uons
Returning--Ieaye Chatham -Four Corners I2aOP NJ mail
train stopping At wismshrdge, white Plains an ~sions
north WV. ~ CAMPBEII. SUPERINTENDENT
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POLITICAL.

VoUHc MEMS DEsocR .Trc CLUB, ErGHTH ALDER.
nanc'dstfiri - regular meeting Of the club will
~ IA AZ rses Hail. ~ ana PIN ssrecss ls
evcnine rep, "a. ~ ~ O'Clock. BY order III - ~
r. q. RArw, 'op, 5ccreary y DUFFY, President
xvorSG wENs DEMOCRATIC grNrRAr COMMITTEE
Tta commit " VII meet N fanrnanv Han III rrburr
day. evening sseocs panc'ra abundance .req~~,s
chAs a. kENTIsH. Chairman.
Iksrs GmsoSs, sec, eiaries.
VIZ COrrrn,
10TH WARD, ArTEvT. 'VNi-IHs MEMBERS on rHE
~ Tenth ward Young Men Sefefs1nian Ilub viii AZ
their club room, Thursday 's,ns sept ~ ~ ociock
by order o. tdoMs KuaH, Presiient
81 ". Lyons, Secretary.
rvrpTarr Treasurer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-23

A MERICANS, CUBA MUST AND SHALL BE FREE
N But while here you better drop IN e Cuban gar store
No z Nassau street between thc Custom House The Post
olre and try OF those delicious segas imported by
ORIBuELA.
y (l00 000 sEGARsaoF ALMOST EVERY 3RAU
La Normss a. low AZ o. Please examine my sork rea1
NOT be underso Cash -egars amount
o. CHEEKS " Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-23
BILLIARDS.

A TTENTIoN-wE WOULD AGAIN GIVE NOTICE
n that The only billiard tables and cushions manufactured
under Phelans patents made sold
NOR COLlENDER, of No 81 Ann street. this city, 70
wien all orders should be addressed. good seeond
hand tables with marble beds
DUIIARDs-F0R SALE, A SPLENDID STOCK or
I'D marble and bed tables; price $40 800 The
patent humbug cushions taken oh and my style put
WIN III. GRIFFITH, lt6 Futon street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-23

TEwELRy VERY Low
All descriptions Of gold jewriry for retail al less
hsn usual prices BY a ALLEN importer Of watches and
Jewelry, Wholesale aud retail.
No. II wsn street. second noor
TUE ATLANTIC CABfF.-THE CABLE HAS Lost rTg
charm, and the charms have lost the cable wherefore
shs seh cabe charms, mounted IN gold any price Cali
AND see NJ UNGER, bi2 Broadway
Opposite &C. Nicholas Hotel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-18
BY Richard Cauthcrp.
By Goddin & Apperson.
HOUSE AND LOT ON THE sOurH

II SIDE OF MARSHALL. BETWEEN yYSsr
AND SECOND STREETS. fOh SALx AT ACC
TtON.-Will he sold on MONDAY. the isth day Of
o'clock, a Brick aud Framed Tenement located -
above. now in the occupancy Of Mr.. X. 3. Browning
fronting - feet on said Marshall street. running
back lis feet.
TgRAs-One-third cash; balance at 4 and 3
months. for negotiable notes. interest added, ana
title retained till last note be paid The tAxrs and
insurance for ls5s, to he paid By the rurchasee
Ial2 GODDIN APPEkSON Aueta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-18
BY Richard Cauthorn.
TRUSTEES SALE OF GROCERIES,

l. FURNITURE, Sc.-Fursuant TO the prov isions
of dee ii of trust, bearing date on the 23d day OF
December lS57, and recorded in the Clerks Office Of
Henrco County Court, on the 2ith day of the same
month, from Henry Ncwrohr and wife to me- as
sum of eight hundred dollars. | will proceed To
sell, at public auction, on TUESDAY. the 18th
iay of January lstS at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. at the
store ofthe said Henry NewIobr the oa >th
and Marshall streets the property conveyed by the
deed of trust afDresad described the. EN- follows.
TO wit: IAN the stock of Groceries now in the
store occupied by the said Hewrohr. in the county of
Henrco ON the corner OF 18th and Marshall streets,
and all his Household and Kitchen Furniture and
personal property OF every description"
The Terms Of sale will De cash.
: TEMPLE ELLETT, Trustee.
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