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AFRICA.

Cape OF Good Hope dates are to Aug. ". rsx,
ties have occurred between the British ana pos,sl
authorities in Mozambique channel small cw,er
from Natal rsding on the east coast, wss srir.s \.
the Portuguese for lot paying duty a, BelapoS ~.
The crew were sent TO Mozambique and plac,.i \.
charge of the British Consul, who demanded the h.,
aud cargo without Success He has in conseoas,Ss
eft for England 10 represent the case to iae Ff,s
Office.
lions during his Free-State mission. Il w hoos
that bis mediation with the powerful ChIf No,ssss
would produce peaceful results.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO The n. Z. TRIBUN

SPECIAL DISPATCHES 10 INK ~ l. iH'"S'
Fr0s S5ecil! Co're.ToaGer.
WASHINGTON, Thursday. Oct. :. l'oS.
Judge Bowln left for New-York to-day. Adj
miral shubrick will leave here BY Monday and The
Sabine and other vessels will sail immediately
aterward. as shubrick is allowed TO carr, his flag
at the fore. why should he not be called Admiral
The present Commander OF the Braz.. squadron
has card Inscribed rs follows:
F.r officer Admiral French ForreI; commsnderia Chief
Of the American feet, Brsrl station
Allegations in the correspondence of The Jonr-
nal Of CONNER, as To the alleged strength OF Lo-
peg in respect 10 forts, armies, &c, are not
credited at the Navy Department. II IA full IN the
faith that its information Of the resources of Para
quay for defense are thoroughly trustworthy. and
that its preparations for the LAST resort are ample
Your Collector, Mr. Schell, is here 81 the Ma
tonal.
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Pnsssuycrs.

Mr Froiiereaux and lady Mr. Locqsst aud LADY, NJ Hop
s-, three chiTrL, lady and servant, Nj sweet and sa M
WAVE sud lady Mr.. ana Miss Miller Mr. Sykes sty aud IN
Mr. Cess. sud lady Mr. Talbot ay infant aud .rrSaa
Mr. aud Mss Sayics Nh Meseng aud lady. M log and
sdy Master JOY Nr Terry lady Miss Tecry aud rsant
Nj Fr0st aud sdy Nl sbur, lady and child Mr. aouile
merry lady aud rAd Capt Whitney hes-rs WaikinsDn e,
Bal REID, Bradley, Schrdr WATSON. Hume. Grow, Miller,
fase, Docs, Meysr Ca.bas Temner, Howe ttsTol hnf
nan. hrnIsLal kubrerhl Rednann, Appleton, Deso'S
NATION andy, Dasiia. Mslaei sshne~lnd Ciemeuts0a
Ohmorr. sbeTsd, D.au.y, Norman. tns nb-rail. sol
Martin Fraser Dodge, Williams Crein Bennett W oOdsi.
Heude rsOu, BIoyuir-, Carter
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Fires.

CIScIsShrI, Thursday. Oct Z, 1875.
At9 O'Clock this morning q fir broke out in II. +.
Stills iquor-store in Columbia street this city rhl'h,
with It's contents destroyed. The ire then COM
1nuncatei To- the Miami oil Works ami TO the building
occupied by Messrs. Lay Brothers, manuisetureTs ol
1ters ink. which were also nearly destroyed Loss
500 0t0: insurance not 9scertalned.
CLty,LASD, thursday, O.t 7, 1888.
TIE extensive barrel factory at Akron. Ohio, was
DESTROYED by fire last night, bywhch seyc'ty-nve men
are thrown OF. Of employment Loss $i',"'i ih-ui-
auce g. coo.
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To the Associated Press.


W,sHIsGroS, Thursday, Oct. !, 1888.
Mr. Reed Minister to China ssys in his official dis
patches received to-day that after he signed the reaty
he made provisional arrangement with the Commits
.ioner for the adjustment of the claims OF American
citizens arising ont OF the difficulties at Canton, by
which portions Of the duties at Shanghae, FoO-Chow
and Cauton are to be- appropriated to that end. He
intended to visit during the Summe. months such OF
the ports Of japan a. might be accessible, and return
to the United States BY way Of Bombay in November
or December next.
Commodore Tstnsll, in his official dispatches To the
Secretary Of the Navy, dated July D. after saying that
the entire East India squadron would soon be shown
to the Japanese remarks that no better opportunity
could be selected for the temporary absence from the
Coast Of China as the treaties ard termination
Of ho-tiliies together wth the OF English AMI
foreign Interests of lawful kind in perfect safety for
.he present. he would return with the squadron 10
the Coast If China about the last of October.
Tie Treasurer's weekly statement SHOES balance
in the Treasury on the fh September Of slO ,OJD.
The receipts were Sj1S. j00-a reduction a. compared
with those Of the previous week of nearly sts,'".
The drafts paid amounted 10 upward oi u il',oW,
ard the drafts issued tO q 2s6.o0o.
Judge BowlIn and Commander Page left Washing
ton this afternoon for New 1ork.
The Navy Department Is preparing orders Tor Coin-
modore Shuhrick and the frgae Sabine VIII SAL early
next week on the Paraguay expedition.
Mr.. Samuel Ward Of New-lork has been appointed
Secretary 10 Commissioner Bowlin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-08

Covsr OF APPEALs, Der. !, ls,S.-No. IL, argu'
,.r, c,n,lu9ed No. Watson respondent, MAYOR -.
1Il.ny Arsusd. MIR A j. Parker counsel for appellant M
k.xpolcs couns. for respondent Nc 81 reserved or
C,,ob Ii No o. Of. No - Spencer respondent AZ; bs!
~, srt,isf, Afrued Mr. SeDue! Besrtsiey. counsel for
nelst Mr. KEENAN, counsel Tor respondrn NJ -, skin
ON rrsoudeut al Kelley. appellant Argued Ar L. Ire
osp couu.ei ioT appellant; Nj T. Smith, counsel os
spopoert "a e, q. :, - 70 - "a "a eo y
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AsIIow Eeyer nl NeW-OrIca,ls.

NrW-OKLEANs, Thnfs1ay, Oct. Z, 20.
Tie deaths N tins city by yellow fever y.''sraV
vere Giiy-si1
To the A cent q the Associated Press. ar,
NEw-OaLShss, TDurstay, Oct. Z, -.
Please give circulation 10 the following aim Alton
Strangers should Keep away from New-)reas,
until there is n marked Abatement Of the ever, u
which teey will be duly ADVISED. The epsimc
nOg sustained by aew corners. .,....,o
- the y. %. Asa Prsss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-08

Gen. Mour~yef, Count AuoursAi. vii il i. All,
be Russian Minister a, rrkin.
1t req rted IL Pans tha; the B-,.s G,ys,
meut also proposes sending military NAN i. IA,
preventative tScre.
great victory over the Circsssians '
A, Moscow, the Metropolitan Archbishop sii-...>,
a solemn Sll,caiiOn 10 the Elpervr, chArl1nv H.,
cary the orhodox Christian faith by All M. 70
appliances into the heart Of China. ND
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Congressional Nominations.

ALBANY, Thursday, Oct. ., M.
The Hon. Clark b. Cochrane was renomnated by
the Republicans of the NNIlth District for Congress
Yesterday. His nomination also adopted by the
Americans. 80
BosToN. Thursday, Oct. Z, 1853.
The Hon. b. I. Butler Of Lowell Was to-day noni-
mated tor Congress by the Democracy OF the With
District.
IL the Hid District the Republicans have noni-
mated the Hon. Charles Francis Adams for Congress.
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Auurdersr Sentenced.

EAGLE BaIDGE, VI, Thursday oct. {, nc
Martin Wallace, HShnsn, was con'lclra oi eNT
murder Of Barney NcIItyre which was committed
about mile from this place on ie evening OF the IoA
Of February last He received his sentence a. Zoe
Court House in Salem, Washington Ioahi! 'V-la! at
=. m IN he Executed an the lst Of December l.1t
between the hours of 10 and -
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NttuTprk DAILY Gribnme
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1853.
10 CORKESP0N DEN rs.

NJ notice anonymous Coramunc.rions WAT
10 Intended for uS.oD be suheDtis~d BY the
Of ID. srerDi ueoessarlT FOR pnh oa
tor. but Is guaranty for bis r'.oo "a
We cannot under,st. N return rsj"c~6 Communications
Business letter, for Tar rssVss Once should IN AZ case Do
addressad 70 BosAcr GstsLsys Co
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CHINA.

The Anclo-Chinese treaty had not t-en pubE,h,,
The Moanear gives the detail. az N. r.,
Chirese treaty, which were already generally tro-'
II say, the chsstisement Of the Mspdsr, h
orders Father Chapdelsire vas behe,J,,, Yin 80
public. The indemnity to Fra.ce i. Is Oo DO i,src.
1t was reported ~ rams ,na, tie Emperor If Gina
and TIA, Of the Legion of Honor from Erasce '4>a'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-08
Indian Troubles.

NJ. Louis, Thurs lay OcL Z, 1919
4 gentleman Just arrived from Fort Cul0a says thai
Ina an Agent Il, dfeld was ut Suutty BesG Camp. -
miles below Fort Randall the 2ith iuss.; that tho
indar- saucy toward the whites aud that serious
trouble we're apprehendei wh the souxand RcaIes.
Kari Sorues cl"-cd brilliant and successful ser'es
81 cuuc.ris here last night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-08
Illness Of James T.. TalIniau.

PHILADELPHuA, Thursday, D;t. I, I'o5.
Jams, T. Iainan, President of TIE Empire Wy
Insurance Company If sew-York, has been attStA
with paralysis He Is on visit 10 relatives here
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-08
Sailing of the Canada.

HaLrAx Thursday, Oct. =, 1853
Tie X. NJ. steamship Canada sailed for Betoo at
O'Clock this afternoon where she will be due NJ a very
early hour on Saturday morning. Weather cloudy.
with light vest wind.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-08
New.Hayen County Fair.

WATtRBIKr, tUnn., Ihursdayl Dot. - ~.
The New Haven County Fair closed here to-isy.
Tie exhibition las beeu an unusually tine one. Mons.
Regnerd made succcssiu balloon ascension IN spite
Of the rain 81 "a o'clock this afternoon, and sHiing
some five mIss north, reached this city IN sieiy at
about g..
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N urier.

PorGHxErPsrE. N Y, Thurstsy oc'., :, is's
On Sunday ls-, an freshman IN thr ehp"y VI NJ
N, the latt.rs brother. Tue murderer II s al large
uc steps yet having been taken 10 apP'es'nd h'~'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-08

which definitely gulaies the question Of C;cy.,,,...
The order viii moi be pubhhe1 until the return -
Prrce of Prusr,a from Warsaw to ~hica p.cs n. NJ,
gone to witness the grand military evolutous bsIsr.
the EMPEROR Of Russia Se
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poPTIGAL.

The TariT Commission at Lisbon Wa repor,eu =
have decided il favor Of general reduction IN the im
port duties on manufactured g'9as, pa' us SuSsYs'
,.r, NJ, e,Derted 20 be on limited scale, aud !
,5'r,'5 Nv Iv,ruu,eft canno. be- put in fofce unit
nes wear as they must Pa-a the coFte-, which meet
ia November.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-08

C.s,spAioUl AND NIAGARA FALLS RAILROAD
THE work Of reducing the gauge OF the Canandaigns
md Niagara Falls Railroad 70 that Of tine New-fOrk
Te,rsl !. row completed. and regular trains are H.
Scmnerce running hex, Monday. lAbaoy Journal"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-08
THREE DAYS LATER ER0M EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA At HALIFAX.
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TnE CRYSTAL PALACE FIRE.

TIE CRYSTAL PALACE FIRE.
We specially invite the public examination Of our o." =
sheb passed through the GREAT FIRE ov Tnt CRYSTAL
and hough the door locked and evidently but i"p'
stly closeo condition 10 rth'tand 0"0ta ''' M
~. feel ss.ured ito contents you'd out sHha'"sd
The pubic will distinguish between this SAFE that YVES
rsolgA nor loehed AID those Of our MAKE "mc" WIZ " ~
r-r spd Of course destroyed
sTyARss MARsfN,
Manufacturers foJ seventeen years OF
WuprR's PATKsT SaLs.ANDES S.rt,
No. ~ Muuay-st., n. Y
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Personal---very. 81 MPO.--DO not meet M
anles. you have procured of ksoxs f>t ~, o,s
chr rseur claims this confederation your hands hs
:, No xz Rroadxav Your. l. vnFlv but firmly ~.
Jy,S,y WITH INV LiGhr bsO"s I-
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III, Mm,Irs Bs!2eti. says President Buchanan
owns slOoc0 It IT. sock of toe Planters bank vt
TepIesree.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-08

The editor Of Tie Charies,os Mercury Wa
tscked With yellow fever, but uyw out OF danse''
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~ &c, Sc, &c. &c, &c, Ie.,
n Evans
Extensive Clothing Wsr.house,
Nos. o. AID &C FuLtou-st.. ,,,.s-.
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PRUSSIA.
Berlin telegram ssys the KiSg has sigred al orles
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IT,, PREVAILING EPIDEMIC. - The sudden

-. o.. .,n,r tom hot 10 cold, chill, and oPJIcs i.e
heat oi the past week has Produced serious ais p
c.lt,ss IL TIE hutf .ysten-iufuenIs sni, "
ashes Ia the bones, Sc fever aud aSue, cAis 40
ache, kc., not throughout he ey 'pd county -
Of R,D~As's KEGvlsTlNG fILLs taken on gong 80 -,
bo a;e thus afflicted. they will follow tnis u.s' "
,,u sAsrtse pain Pricc > c''- y
boue and box R,Dwsr Co.'S okce. No. To- FULTON 81
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Tur RrrNIxG OLE TIE CRYSTAL PALACE

H.. ,o,cla sp, heart the rest but te MAO
s,,c SAM rood for wounded hearts a. vel &c broken
hu.s Far sac :, Dr. X. SMITH, No 81 C"n>isi ucae
Chu.ch. Hrc hy Druggists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-08

Wigs 50, TOuPEEs 80 AT CaMERoNS Manu-
f.orv No 1873 FuNons, Brooklyn the only place where
srcr car be- bad a. able Ash large
ss,acnt az L.pI.s HaRwog Of the latest improvements
INV low
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The amount os
fROCK DRESS COATS,

fkOtk DRESS GOATS,
CsSSiMEkg BUSINESS Co.Ts
F.Il .SD WisTss Ovrscos1s. r.xrs
y, ,cx AID Fsscy CAs>isssh 49, Wee
IxI,Er SILK AND CAsSiMkh ','f''
Nov on sale u Evans
EXTENSIVE CLorsise WasEHovsE,
Nos. 90 and % Futoust,
IL imnf1se. .. .,xle. and sizes IL such that not
Tee f.l. suited in respect In no
ore ma. W ear BE- found large assortment
osnef 1o.Is q. b. found here; especial aten
o. .,,,n 90 this dspaF;ueu' IA regards prices Evans
non tnsss thai b. and does uDderse other
NJ e..e or retail cothi.T in thu City OF New York FOR IL
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BACugLoR's HAIR DYE-WIGs AND TourEE

-LsIsa ia the world-This celebrated esaen'9eL'
IL q. Nc ZS broadway Twelve private rooms expressly Ivy ,o
ap cation bis fsmous HAIR Dyy, the best eNtAnt bA0hh'
loss WIGS TousEEs have improvements over al others
,h l. the oIy place where these things properly understood
nd u.ode
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MFNIES NlRACILOtS IKMIN DISH In.
~ No MORE SERsiN al
Houses ships hotels Sc, Kept permanently H'' "u osH'
ns. b.. rA.- mice, ants, aud All other sefu1n,
BY CoNTKAcT.
w Ru,u,e, Dnsr. General Agent Nos 10 As.or House,
aud All Broadway conner CAnal-st. u.
Prupri.toPs depot Nc. 6lT broadway corner i'ous''
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STEARNs 81 MAGvIN'S
Wiider-FafeHt
FIRE- PkOof SAtsS
styxxTris Yr,Rs ~ Usy AsD nhyt NE'EE FAILED.
{ No. ~ Murrayst New YORK.
No. - North Maiu-st., ST. Louis.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-08
BRUMAGTMs Rn1rn1Nn
sast side of D street, na.r oo,.na,. =, u..o,,

''' si1e OF street, near corner of Second st.
STAGES LEAVE DAILY FOR
md Yreka. . 0ui0o' rehama' Red Blufs, Shasta
ME and paS pnoSie Keystone, Fosters Bar, Campton-
ma Pords a9eh Rough and Ready Grass Valley, Ne
end San Juan. ~ "oouS Orossng, French Corral
Hat Gardnn Lynchburgh, and Ophr, Thompson's
Hausm Hansan.,m,i Ranch, and Bidwelps Bar.
hancb OroIaeeo brownsville, and Forbestown, N. York
Tsrs' Dlggings. '"' iiouse' nappt Oreek' ana
ALE sar and Parks Bar.
Gock , NJ sacramento at o'clock A. NJ and 2 o.
tsco boats "ay, ana arrive in time for the San Fran
GEO. F. THOMAS,
N.B-p General Superintendent at Marysville.
Of at anv securing their seats will be called
VI bne City. fehI l-nv
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-08
Dissolution.

i ns FLth d.h OF HUDSON, EILERMAN q 90. lis
hndson hay dissolved by mutual consent, Geo. b.
e remaing sold his entire interest in the firm to
vii eontinmas partners, WILL. & b. Ellerman-who
name ai nue the business as heretofore undar Inc
VII pay ALI ~ ~ oi HENRY EILERMAN q co., who
seect all ueDtedness of, and are authorised TO
". es uuethe firm of Hudson Eerman &
GEO. b. HUDSON,
IL. EILERMAN.
9lgsVille No. b. EILERAIAN.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-08
MARYSVHLE CALIFORNIA
DAILY DEMOCRAT
The Wife of LumIey Moore.

BY ALICE GARY
Have you not seen her many a day,
Leaning out of her door,
List'ning and looking far away
The wife Of Lumley Moore?
The leaves of the roof tree, thick and dim,
Trembling through and through,
And little birds with neck stretched slim,
As if they listened too?
Have you not seen the air a hush,
And rendered with her praise,
And the squirrel hide in his hazel bush,
Ashamed of his clumsy ways?
Her timid glances all alert,
As if her peace was gone,
And her step as light as she feared to hurt
The grass she trod upon?
Have you not heard her piteous sighs
That reached to other years,
And seen the light of her sweet, sweet eyes,
Going out in tears?
Poor lady! when at midnight dark
The death watch beats its drum,
She turns no more in her bed, to bark
For feet that do not come.
The brier its thorny arms all wide
Has thrown across her door,
And the lizard slips where lived and died
The wife of Lumley Moore.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-08
FASHION RESTAURANT!
A ID
BOARDING ESTABLISHMENT.
ID Street, opposite the Cal. Stage Office.

~ THIS old popular Restau,-
o. ant il still under the super N@sM
EN vision of the undersigned, SsEs fA
A and to meet the wants ofits US
visitors public generally, has been thoroughly
renovated and reflrnished during the past week,
nothing having been left undone to make it one of
the best resorts the CITY, BY strict attention to the
patrons of the Fashion, with pleasant and attentive
walters the prOprietors will strive to merit the
patronage bestowed upon it so literally.
Single meals. .............. ............. so
Meals from o'clock Morning, till IL
O'Clock, Night.
Our friends may rely that the best the markets
affords shall at all times be literally supplied together
with assurance of an unexceptionabe Cook to doit
Justice.
jan9-my LYELL Il BURNS.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-08
TERM
Fifty CentS per Wook

kor one wear, (per mail. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $12 90
on,bs T." ................. 90
x ,hreo &c .......,......... 90
ADvERTIsING,-one square oil twelVe lines anu
s,ore than six lines, first Insertion 49, eac supsequeh
assertion 81 So When advertisements are lhser'eu
eatervas, each insertion will be charged as the hrst-
For half square ofsix lines or more than three' nrS'
rsertion A. each subsequent ST. For three lines
- lass arstinsertion 81 so. Monthly advertisements
~ one square of ~ lines, So When changed at the
and Of each month, an extra charge will be made
For half square of six lines, and more than three
tiues per month, 81. For three lines per month So.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-08
HOUSE
AT GOLD LAKE.
FOR SALE.

A planning, TONGUING & GROOV-
IN ING III \ q II n r. This is one of Wood
worths best Machines, having solid cast iron frame
with two sets OF knives 1t planes lumber 22 inches
wide and two inches thick and is in perfect running
order Inquire OF A. S. RANDALL, at this office.
septt
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-08
DAILY DEMOCRAT
PUBLISHED pALY( MONDAYS ExoErTED) BY
A, s. RANDALL & co.

As. RANDALL, s. b. CHRISTIAN D. f. WHITAKER
a w RLooR, W. BoULwARE, J. o. HEATLEY,
JOHN r.. RIDGE.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-08
THE WEEKLY DEMOCRAT

Is published every Saturday morning, and contains
twenty eight columns Of reading matter. The aim of
She publishers will be to make 1t a good paper and
suitsble Offering for friends in tha Atlantic States
TERMs-s5 per annum; So for six months; 50 for
three months.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-08

,w- Office in fremont Block, corner Maiden Lane
and Second street.
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NOit's Pntent Agricultural Furnafrx.

FI,iiIs artee waa esnstractea N eonseaaence e
IL sasgusfson ffeEn he AHercaE Ins1isete Ehaf
sample, portable, and loo pruet furnAre. Eznk
neeaod 81 fAFners fog ba-llns and Eleamnz fa4 and
tor many ueeh anacai zAd d0eslie p1rpoaes Il taok
The premium Al tbs q 5 Agricultural Far Ioas-
vile Just received NA sTENAkf
No. i< AnFkst street,
Also ca@i ceokiaE Ranges. a1a zzlA cookiss saves
foT cesl VS.
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TRUNKS Trunks

A Optional SUPPLIES. Just received a large
~ stock Of Cheap Trunks.
JOHN RAMAGE
marriott ~ College street
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SNYDER & ERIzZCT

HAVE in store fine stock Of Boots and Shoes NJ
every description, which they Offering at low
PiiSNo- marlT-tf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-11

n 600 KEGS ShoenbeFger's Nails, all sizes;
~.OOO 100 kegs -four barrel nails;
100 - finishing q
100 I" fencing
SO " I, 8, and inch Spikes in store
and for sale by W. II. GORDON & co.
IcIpISG ANDERSON, CHURCH ANDERSON,
LetsIfsoa, Tran AdshTiile Tenn
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Cotton Manufacturers Agency.
NEW GOODS.

RCHANT ILOR $.
VITARD & BIRMINGHAM, No. !, Cedar street have
w received their stock Of Spring and Summer
Goods which open for inspection They are
of the latest and most desirable styles and cannot be
surpassed for elegance. They invite the attention OF
their old friends and the public generally
Also good stock of Furnishing Goods
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Fresh Garden Seeds.


Fresh Garden Seeds.
NNTE now in receipt of the most extensive stock
w of Garden Seeds embracing many new and
valuable varieties ever brought to this market They
all Of the growth Of 1857, and from the following
houses of well known reputation:
Dr. Landrcth x Sons, Philadelphia.
The American Seed Garden, Withersfeld, &c.
Rsley's FTedOnia, New York.
Shaker Garden, South Union, KY
Descriptive Catalogues from the above houses ready
for gratuitous distribution. Call and get
IN addition 10 the above, have a large supply of
the most usual varieties by the pound and Beans and
Peas by the bGshcI.
1000 Papers Flower Seed.
Just received from the celebrated house of Johnson
Robbins Co, 1000 Papers of Flower Seeds. The
lovers of Flowers have larger and better assert
ment from which to make their selection of seeds than
they have heretofore had in this city.
RAINS BROWN,
No. 19 South Public Square,
janl3-u Opposite the Market House.
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No. 10 Public Square, opposite Market House
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