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Metropolitan Eating House.
Riddleberger's Eating House.
FOUNDRIES, ETC.
SHELBY IRON-WORKS
MANUFACTORY
Near the Suspension Bridge,
EucEELEL d TENN

vITUITrONP IFIGO 4 CO., Founders and Ndch'HfS'N,
w yesrecfhrlv notice that thew prerared
a. n cir extensive Foundry chine shop, ard ForEs and
win execute oil for heavy and light castng ncnd-
ing
In this departmert thorough knowledge and long expe
rierce enable o challenge competition.
Also, Cast-Irnn Fouse-f onts OF ne ro.t ir,roveo
ra..erns: PLAIN Flued and Ornamental Cormns; Nater
ines 81 p sizes: Rerorts for and ohtr
reauired sea N Fnrinss, aw MINIS, our
Mills &c made promptly order. and OF the hes Uater
al Particular attention given TO repairing machinery 81
Tow pI ices and on liberal terms
Our Snithwork win he Of the most extensive charac-
acer. SaU-MI work. Stirrups, nog, Ptmsn ITon' saw
Cra,ts Bolts all kinds Of MillIrons, made on The
shorte-t notice.
Aswe ore p-ac,i cal mechanics, wishing to establish
permaupnt ect win be 70 particular at
sntion 20 All orders for repairing old machinery
All We require trial, and are confident Of being pat
rcnized. -.---.
VI '''' @HITCoMB, LEGO CO.
Nashville, dec 4, 1S57.-tf
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CLtIBORNE'S MACHINE WORKS,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

ruNUE attention Of Railroad Companies, Fsrmer Manu-
facurerS and all persons DESTROYS Of pure asing Al
home good machinery, such ss STEAM kN6lHESt SASl
the osi uproved patterns, SAW WILLS. PUHPS &C.. hc
is respecfnlly called 20 this new rsabsh ent hoN gov
facturing Conpany We intend TO the bu iness
Iv as e.tenve before and shs soon be ready 10 TAKE
orders for Machinery and Castings. We have ALREADY
Commenced operations in blacksmith shop AEd toier
yard and shall give immediate satisfaction 10 ou Ahu h
We are experienced Mechanics-eaeh Of us Personaiy
attending 20 his departmen-and thus We shAh DC
sble 20 turn vSrk at over rates than hereo
fore done IN this city. We shall warrant every piece Of
or done at this Establishment, and give prompt Ane
attention every order left at our oce mus
hone TO give general atisfaeton and be pat'onLSo Oy
blends OF home II anufActure. M-JACBER 4 CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works, NAshyue, ennl
tuns2T-u bAte NA>hNiio 49, -
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RHMoVAh T..

rT,V pbscriber takes this method informing his old
4 customers and friends and the public generally ina
he has his Hardware store from the oi sAh
stset 20 No So the large brick building, lately
ctd on the South side Of Broad street. where he keep
.c,sahtiy on hand order the various Arcies
hsred IN his line Of Tie invites especial at
tentiou TO his large assortment OF CASTING hVLLO"
WAR BRASS &c such Mantle and Coal Crates, Nag-
on BOXES PIow Mods Straw Cutters, Ccrn-sheers Corn
CTpsh,rs MiIC rushers Balcony Work and Iron Fencing
Snes Mills Tea Kettles Brass Kt ttlef Dog Irons Candle
sticks and an endless variety other aTileiss
jan29-u AHDhNh"
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r. C. McNAIRY & CO,
LARsEsDxALKRs IL ALL Krsrs OF
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
RIO. IS, COLLEGE STREET,

IN ct ore unusually large ana s very
w ID stock Of Fall and Winter 1ooos -
s.-;ntion ana We prepared 10 over a. ha
10 persons wishing articles In our me; ~ email
itv and variety compare with any VI h &c IN he
an prces shall II is possios a., I'll 10 Give
;,i1ens and strangers visiting the city wiz 40 "e
our stock an early thorough su IN. at
We can make it their interests we smnuing denart-
tention Of the buvers particularly 10 'ne 'e
1nents in our business.
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x,sot. 20 be make In all In advance. Money cur
rsotn the state issued will be received ~ par
CLUBBING.
discount OF twenty-five per cent om the above prices
an n. 70 Cluss ordering four copies OF
n. or mare Of the works. fhas foos copies OF
ood or Of Review will be seat 70 address
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POSTAGE.
In all the principal Cities and Tovns these works VIII
A.S-nss,sa q A. III AZ OF POSTAGE. when
n, mail the PosT any Of the United States will
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s,s bat foursucn cents year fOr each Of ,hs Be
views. -. !. -. a..
sboys-nAlned 10 tsi per annual
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Christmas Presents

NITEhave hand the blowing usefal and ornamental
w ar,c o., would make the most valuable Ohrit-
mas GIN given al Of which We vii sell al very
low prces for cash. :.
Il esAnt China Porcelain, and Java Vases. -. y
JEWELL BOXES, great variety Of ornameh'A pat
CHIvA INKsrANDs, MATCH BOXES, FLOWER
MxSTLs AID GrAGERs ORNAMENTS, great variety
very elegant coPFEE URNs. TEA and COFFEE Pors,
CaANBER SETS, the handsome patterns to be found
in the Eastern Cate.
BRITT ANA, pi.AStsHED TIN and English and Ameri-
can Japan Gandeeks Coal Vases, Col and orns
mented Coal Scuttles.
Feather DgsteTs Of all sizes.
Hearth Brooms, different styles
English Chtiery-Piated.
Forks. SBsons CAKE Baskets, Cups, &c.
Rstt - hooking, Hall aud wing Chairs.
Knife Baskets, Wulos, AMI Japannsd I'm
pLATE WARMsRs, most eeg fnt s"gtish patterns
sniee BoxAs, ster aud Bread Boxes
peel srttaaia uastsrs, Lqsor and Pickle STANDS
MATTERS ali sEes, .he greatest variety sTsr sseaFh
NASHVILLE. ..,.,, m. .s
Io1 aIRo CAiES, Of the most elegant aeAgns- =
ras-atus ant OF House Furnishing 20 ods Is moie
$3.50 ~ rsxaat thAa before aud we WI cell Tor
cash stAvsry snahA1sAN's- iMxcKEsztE 4 WILSON.
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@. 1887

NIAGARA FALLS
To all the Eastern Cities.
"a NJ lightning Express, through to Coiu nhuS, and
c,sv.1,Ds iIhou caauge $50 p NJ veuing TX
press through Beuair and Ftoars without eha"se Oh
CARS FOUR DAILY TRAINS.
v,psT TRAIN-Cleveland, Pittsburg, Steu'enyile ana
~. -, Jjgbtning Fxnress-Lesves Cincinnati Al
,.iocp NJ tor an Eastern cities; also, sprinRheld
This train stops between Cincinnati ana columbus Al
InyeI4nd. Morrow, Nenta and LONDON only. =, , $500
sECOND TRAiN-ClevelRnd, ENltes. Mhll-LehNes
C;c;, na,i at $40 NJ for Dunkirk Buffalo Nv YORK.
Peston &C. Vine cling, Baltimore, Philadelphia "asAlhs-
ton city. q, -.-.. A.,,~a., Cincinnati and q
TIen Tg CinennEtla at
| 40 p NJ for sprrghe d and CO. -. -
~ :; r,n also n ases nections for wilmington, Lam
| nd Zauesvie. 1hs train stops u Ah POh'S W.
| tw.sn cincinnati and Columbus. ,,,..,,
poIrRIH TRAlS-Cleveand, PittsbuFg, All ""Sei....b
Ntaht Exnress-Leaves Cincinnati At e.3V ISoSA Ms
| for All the Eastern cities. - -. ft,,f,,,t{ and
| Colunbus.
| No Sundays ,..,., ,hap
Transrun by Columbus time-seyen minutes faster 'hA
| Cincinnati time.
! FOR THROUGH TICKETS
| A. Ill Inflammation at Cincinnati please apply AZ nc
| Ii,tIe Miami and Covingtou and Lexington ouo' 80
Intnet House OF at the Old Oce, south east 6,
Eront opposite Spencer House or al me
| DEPOT -, -. 49,,
TIE omnibus LINE calls for passengers AT an n
is.aI csls for each and train by leaving o.
.t;ops 81 either above ohces, VIII call LOT PASe
gsrs IN ali parts Of city, without iail 81, -, ,-
| novib H. ID "-'
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THE LONDON QUARTERLY, CoDservative0
2.
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW, Cwhig)
THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW, Gree Church,
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW, uiheral)
BLACKwoop's EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, Tory0

Tbsse ably represent the three great polite
nj uarties of Great Brtain-Whg, Tory, and Fadica-
hut politics forms only feature OF their character AS
Of the r,ost profound writers Science, Ltera-
ture Morality and Re they stand, as they ever
have stood in The world OF letter. otihg con-
man While TO the Intelligent reader Of every class they
furnish ect and satisfactory RECORD OF ,he cur
rent OF the day throughout the world than can
n, posxihiy obtained from any other source
EARLY COPIES.
The receipt Of Advance sheets frem the British
gives additional value to these Reprints mas
much as they now be places In the hands OF snese
bers about as the original editions
TERMS.
Per n.
$500 an. p, IN, four Reviews % 90
FOR any OF the feui Reviews W
For any three OF the four Reviews W
For All four OF the Reviews W
For Bisekwood's Magazine "
For Black rood and three Reviews W
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BRIDAL Dresses;
Evening do:N
Robes-a-ouil'e;
" Morning Robes;
Printed Delaines.. lou
Together with an endless VARIETY Of MEDIUM ano %
ed SAYS an FIounces Robes aouille, and bv the vna'
ia plain paid. striped md havadere, as0 satvariey
~ oil voo and Union PIafds Mousdelaines, and every
thing new and desirable in this way.
Cioaks. ShayvIs and Scars.
We have nov largest and mot elegantly beS
were Imported bv Messrs A. T. Stewart 20, o, ~
York expressly for sales In Sae and grey
cloth and Beaver Talmss and long ooahs ac 70. IN
and children IN all 1"nes both suuars ard from
the ordinary TO the most eegant hso sk Che.
a fresh Invoice OF those eleeant htch eoioreu ' Wv
neie shawls that really beautiful.
Iaces and EmbrOiderles.
In This line our stock ssuperbembracne all the noss
ties Of the Collars and PriSai Wells
ard audkrche Lace Falls real and
and Swiss rnings and Flouncings Reai 'aeh0ie
Point Applique Laces, Insertings, &c, &C.
House Furnishings.
s41O-4 1Obv124. 10 by IA, 10 bv 10 q panask =
bIe Cloths o. ga and 1O4 Table Dar'asE nv
PaS srred Toinettes Napins toseher With Az ain1'
OF Diapers, Towengs, Marselles Quilts &c;i &c BONES
widths cotton and linen sheetings, PHO" Lineiis'
Curtain Goods.
ysEegant LANES in all coiors, win 10
I'D
tissent Lace Muslin Curtains; all wool union ana
ILL., Da,ossts in great variety, together with Conices
Curtain Pins, ard Bands.
LCarpetings and Oil Cloths.
peoI wilton Carpets Elegant Velvet and Brussels IN
great variety. Elegant phys and Ingrains the m
he largest and assorted we have ever euereu, a
a. rices Also Velvet and Brussels hair ana ns
Carpets TwiIed plain Venetian in all w'atns
with Fel.s DruCgets Crumb cloths, Rugs mas, &C. &c
We are prerared make and put down carpets .,
,bortest notice We large lot OF Floor vi oIo'h'
of the makers, and in all widths, which VIC va" " "
any shape to suit purchasers
Staple Goods.
We have an unususIy large lot OF al kinds OF poesC
Goods BIeacbed nd Brown Cotons; wool, union ana COT
Ton striped cottons for servants In great
Heavy goods for house and field servants; PRINTS nhg
hams Hosiery in short every 'ng IN our Inc
and al prices that fail to give satisfaction m
Oct6. H. " ''o'H-- y
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Dress Goods.

Elagant three founced silks;.
tvo do;
{" Double skirt do;
Bavadere do;
ss Pri1al Dresses;
Dinner dol
Evening do:S
Pobes-a-Quille;
/" Morning Pohes;
Printed Delaines.
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Together with endless variety OF ~" -. w. var
nced sHts IN FIounces Robes a-Quille, and bv me v
Ia plain paid. striped End havaderes also 1t
~ All wool and Union PIaids Mousdesines, and ever
thing new and desirable in this way.
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House Furnishings.
- tCorpetings and Oil Cloths.

We have an uuusuay large OF all kinds OF Domestic
Goods BIeacbed nd Cottons WOOL union ana cot
TON striped cottons for servants In great
Hsavv goods for house field servants Prints 'nng
hams Hosiery in short every thing In our hne
M na az P 1850 r. G. McNAIRY co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-30

LOPEZ AND THE ENGLISH MISIsTER.-A cores
pondent Of the Express, writing from Buenos Ayres,
recOunts the circumstances Of an interview between
President Lopez and the British Minister, at which
the President Of Paraguay wore his hat, whereupon
the indignant Plenipoentary resented the act as an
insulting breach of etiquette. Calling for his pass
ports, and proceeding down the river in an English
merchant steamer called the Little Polly, that boat
was deliberately run into by the Taenari, Paraguay
an war steamer The passengers aud crew barely
saved their lives before the Little Polly sunk to the
bottom The TacGari is the steamer which last year
ran deliberately into the French war steamer Bison
for which Lopez had to apologize and pay $1,000
II the circumstances are rs stated and MI Christie
was barely saved in his night clothes the collision
with the Little Polly will be yet dearer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-30

A MELANCHOLY DISASTER. The Middletown
(Conn,) Sentinel says that the daughter Of Mr. J. Il,
Bundy of that city, on Tuesday last, while riding
with her uncle aud aunt aud cousin near the track
of the Cincinnati and Dayton Railroad, in carriage
drawn by mule, when in crossing the track near a
curve which hid the approaching train Of ears iFom
train could he stopped it struck the carriage ki'lnS
her uncle and aunt (Fessendenl and seriously lgur-
ing Miss Fessenaen. Miss Bundy fortunately escaped
with but slight injury. Mr. Fessenden was " brother
| of Mrs RnniY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-30

Two WOMEN STABBED.-In New York, on the
2lst drunken man named Simon attacked Mrs
Mary Hays with knife, infcting three dangerous
wounds upon the head and one upon the neck. Her
screams brought out John Hermann and his wife, who
occupied the same house, and Simon then turned and
cut Hermann twice on the head and stabbed his wife
10 the shoulder. The wretch was arrested. Mrs.
Hays was the only one dangerously hurt in the bloody
affair. They were all Germans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-30

THE AFRICAN SeuADRoN.-A private letter from
an officer board the sloop-ofwar Dale dated Porto
Praya, August II, states that the health of the
African squadron generally is good. The Dale had
sailed for cruise off the southern coast Of Africa,
and was to return in December. seaman was sent
to the United States as criminal, and Surgeon
Sherman was dismissed from the squadron by a
| nnurt martial
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-30

JUSTICE IL MIssIssIPPL-A man named SeaboEn
Bradford was convicted, at the recent term Of the
court in Neshoba Of rape upona girl u years Of age,
and sentenced to the peuitentiary tor life In the
same court married man and two married women
were convicted Of adultery. The man was sentenced
TO six months imprisonment and fine Of $500, and
the women to four months Imprisonment each.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-30

is said are advertised to be sold at Tallahassee, Fla,
on the 7th and l4th OF December, belonging to the
Tallahassee Land Company, extending from the St.
Mark S to Apalachicola rivers, in Middle Florida
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-30

There is no apparent improvement in the public
health as yet. The fever has been OF an unusually
fatal character this season, although the number
OF eases has been smaller than at any time since lS53
We hear of two deaths since our last issua--Mss
kinchloe and Mir. Harvey Neal, both from the pre-
] ulilinn disn4sn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-30

Two PERSONS KILLED BY LIGHTSING.-B Bangor,
he = sept. zzIEnoen a9VrtR, m Gt LasEagnge, ana
The former was sitting in the barroom at the time,
and the latter was on the road with his team Of
ILtars
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-30

Tuz FEVER ~ BAroS RoraE.-rhe Advocate Of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-30

MOBILE AND ONO RAILRoAD.-The Mobile Aer.
cary informs us that the President of the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad Company has succeeded in negotiating
for all the iron required for the completion Of this
road and that Gov Brown, during his recent visit to
London effected two contracts by which the financial
condition Of the company has been much strength
enel. The Mercury says:
1t is not necessary to say anything in regard to the
cost Of the road through Tennessee as ample proyl
sious have aheady been made by that State The
amount expended upon the road thus lar, Is consid
eraJIy over s. ,00OJO0. The road from Columbus
Ky, to Jackson Tenn, distance Of S2 miles Is
rapidly progressing. Seventy miles are already com.
pete and the remainder will be iu operation by the
Both Of October next.
Ne congratulate the Company heartily upon its
present condition. Everything is now in hand, ex-
cent 100000, that is requisite for early compile
ion Of this great work which for the past ten years
has caused much anxiety and demanded so much
labor aud money from the directors and stockholders
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-30
AcctDzNr TO Gky soorr.-rhe New York Herald,

atClDEAI ~ NEN' SCoII 4ue Ne" lolA i9lsaiu'
of the 24th says:
Gen. Winfield Scott, who is now stopping at West
Point, met with severe accident last week, which
may c0utne him to his he'd for some time. He was
about attending dinner party given by Col. Deafed,
when on going down the stairs his foot slipped and
he fell to the bottom. Owing to the bullet in his
shoulder, aud the sword wound in his arm, he was
unable to arrest his flight, and the fall was severe.
To person Of his advanced years and large frame
this ii most serious affair. The General was taken
to his bed cupped and leeched and though he feels
better, be is still suffering intense pain
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-30

tered into partnership for the
ard GOm'4issinu business, uuter
'5IIAMPLIN, 90 UaroGdeiet street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-30

FIREMAN SHOT-During freman's procession in
Philadelphia on the night of the 22d, disturbance
occurred, in the course of which a fireman named
Samuel Percy was shot the ball entering the right
breast passing through the lungs and lodging under
the left shoulder The wound was supposed to be
mortal.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-30
5lf6 0fleans 1aiIp Crescent.
THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 30. 1858.
gOlaL 5attLligRute.

TIE WEATHER offers US nothing new to scribble
about The hot sunshine was fecked with clouds, as
usual and the streets where the watercars didn't go
were dreadfulIy dusty
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-30

0HF32lNfEET, AII8lN - UQ3., UUIT0N FAUFORF
w Apd COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No, l2O GravIaT
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