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A Moral Bankruptcy.

The New York correspondent of the Boston
Journal writes:
1t seems as if official corruption and fraud
were holding jubilee in this city. The open
and shameless manner that the public trca-
sury is robbed exceeds all former years.
Millions of dollars are thus squandcrod and
stolen, and no one is brought to account
Those who preside over the collection of taxes
have made the discovery that immense sums
have been fraudulcntly detained by the col
lector Of taxes, and appropriated to his own
account. What is true in this department is
also true OF corporations. One of the insur-
ance companies of this city, that has stood
high, went by the board yesterday. Its CAPT
tai was 100000, all paid in professedly. 1t
was represented as one of the safest and most
reliable in the city. A friend of mine one month
ago wanted to make an investment. A gem
4tleman who held 100000 of this stock advis-
ed this as as safe stock.-Y esterday IA meet
ing was called of the Stockholders. The con-
Germ was insolvent. The Comptroller was
present, and out of all the assets. good and
doubtful, only $4,000 could be found. To
the stockholders the loss is complete. Such
events are of daily occurrence. Ii is difficult
to tell what is safe and whom to trust. Com
mercial integrity and business honor seem 10
be thing of the past. 1t cannot be denied
that the late commercial crisis has seemed to
sweep away much besides for tunes. The
bounds between right aud wrong have been
broken down. Aud men who would have
scoI ned to repudiate a debt or appropriate
what Is not their own, seem now regardless of
public sentiment or private honor
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A Dangerous Counterfeit.

The CINCINNATI Gdzette OF the Ism. says:
Another exceedingly dangerous counterfeit
on the State Bank of Ohio has been dscOv-
cred, which has undoubtedly had an extensive
circulation. Last week twenty dollar bill
on the Ripley branch was suspected by a tel
Ter of one of the banks in Third street, but
after a close comparison, and strict scru-
tiny by the most reliable judges, there was
difference of opinion as to its character. The
majority. however. decided that ii was genu-
inc. In order to test the matter fully, Mes
srs. Johnston & Bro. forwarded the bill TO the
cashier of the Ripley branch, and to-day an
answer was received, pronouncing it coun-
terfeit no notes of the date and number of
the counterfeit having been issued by the
bank.
Engravers are of the opinion that the i'm
preston must have been taken, in part at
least. from genuine engravings, so perfect is
the imitation. There is no mark by which
the counterfeit can be distinguished from the
genuine, and as the former have undoubtedly
been changed in the filling up so as to repre-
sent the several branches, the only safe plan
is to refuse all notes of the denomination of
$50 on the State Bank of Ohio. The cOun-
terfeit is not new one, and some of our
bankers are Of the opinion that the spurious
notes have been received and paid out by the
banks themselves, for some time, and that a
large portion of the S20's now in circulation
are counterfeit.
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Pork-A Chemical View orft.

DR.. Wienland. of Cambridge, just before he
sailed in the Vanderbilt, on visit to his ma
tive country, Wurtemburg, left a pamphlet in
which he has undertaken an expose of the ter
rible dangers which attend tue use of pork as
. diet. The note of warning, indeed, has
often been raised, and still thousands of
pounds of meastg pork are eaten weekly. The
immense quantity of pork, most foully fed,
which is received from the West is especially
subject to measels or tape-worm; aud the
allied troops in the Crimea suffered greatly.
in consequence of the article which was sup
piled TO them. The measles in pork are
nothing but the kIrpde of the common Taenia
solium," which, when taken into the human
stomach, develope into the full-grOwn tape
worm, and reach sometimes a length of TWEEN
~ feet As these kruae seldom lose vitality
in the cooking of pork, they are eaten uncon-
sciously in large quantities. Butchers, says
DR.. Wieniland, sell measly pork with full cog
nizance of it condition, and should be re-
strained from doing so by legal enactments.
~ y. Express.
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CLEANING Our SToyE.-A gentleman
residing in Petersburg, Va, essayed to rid his
stove of SCOT by placing small quantity of
gunpowder the inside. and closing the
stove door, lighted few shavings under the
CRATE, having been informed by some wag,
who deserves hanging, that such was a ready
and effective mode OF accomplishing that
object. Upon the explosion of the powder,
the bolts which held the stove plates to-
gether were torn asunder. and the various
pieces scattered about the apartment, the
shock also causing about onc-half the ceiling
in the room to tumble on the floor. The gen
tleman, together with servant, who remain
ed in the room. fortunately escaped injury
but were, as may be supposed, nearly fright
cned out of their wits.
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The state Faffs

The audience at the Fair yesterday was all
{ hat the warmest friends of these popular ex-
hibitions could desire. immensely large, and
composed of the best materials. One striking
feature was the presence, In full strength. Of
the pupils of the City Public Schools. with
their teachers Great interest was manifested
! n them by the elder portion of the crowd,
particularly those who did not belong to the
city, and had formed no adequate idea of
what Nashville is doing for the enlighten-
ment of the rising generation. Col. MP. GEN
TRY, who was present. and called2hpon for a
speech, in his brief response, spoke of them
in handsome and appropriate manner.
The days work passed off well, and will
not soon be forgotten by any one present
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FURNISHING GOODS.

Plate Warmers, some very handsome.
Coal Vases, FIllet and lowered.
Coal Scuttles, Common, Japanned, Copper and
Brass.
Fancy and Plain Toilet Sets.
Bath Tubs, all kinds.
Water Carriers and Foot Tubs.
Wash Bowls, plain tin, block tin, zinc and glass
coated.
spittoons, japanned, zinc, painted, britannia, china
and iron.
Cakeand Sugar Boxes, all kinds.
Cash Boxes, with lock and key.
Knife Boxes and Baskets
Spoon and Fork Boxes, lined.
Spice Boxes, square and round.
Candlesticks, common tin, japanned iron, brit
tannia, 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.
Chahng Dishes.
Steak Dishes
Oyster Dishes.
Coffee and Tea Urns and Pots, common tin, block
tin and Britannia.
Old Dominion Coffee Pots the best Coffee Pot in use,
makes strong and fine favored Coffee, all sizes, from
! Ia 20 quarts.
Coffee Heclas and Coffee higgins.
Soup Tur OF Block Tin.
Soup ladies', Block Tin and Britannia
Egg Boilers and Poachers.
Egg and Cake Turner's, iron and block tin.
Britannia Cigar Lighters and Cups.
Ladies', Swimmers, Forks and Spoons, for Cooks
Casters common and silver plated.
Bread and Fruit Baskets.
Tea trays and Waitsrs, square and oval, some very
hands'smc.
Shutters and Snuffer Trays.
Nut Crackers and Nut Picks
Sugar Tonus, tine steel
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RELIC OF FORMER WORLD.-The Waco
tTexas) Democrat states that the citizens of
Sumpter, Trinity county, while digging a
well on the square, after having gone some
twenty-three feet, through soft limestone
rock, they came to piece of pine timber
hewn out by 20 inches square bearing visi-
BILE marks of the club and broad ak. Four
feet below this piece of timber, through the
water
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Now, or NEvERl-To-day the State Fair
closes there exhibition, and with IL little
MIII.Y, tn two headed wonder, will take her
departure from the city; therefore all wishing
~ see her must take advantage Of to-day on
the Fair ground. Little MILLY has one body
two heads, four arms and four feet, and Is
pronounced by ali who have seen her the
wonder efsw AID ssp Il member this will
be the last q. .. an opportunity will be
Offered TO see this strange aud wonderful
sight. 49,. rsa.s
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z5- For the benefit Of those persons who
have not yet seen the Exhibition Of Paintings
&c, at the Capitol, we would inform them
that it will be open to-day and tonight, after
which 1t will be closed, and the pictures
returned to their owners. A. this Is the only
opportunity that persons viii have Ia see in
one collection the art TREASURES OF GU r city. IL
is advisable TO take this last chance.
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taken, through the naval expedition to Para
quay, to introduce into the United States the
''mate," or Paraguay tea; also, a valuable
medicinal plant, called hard" believed to be
a sure specific against the bites of venomous
insects or reptiles; and peculiar kind of
honey bee, which builds on branches of trees
instead of in hives or trunks of trees, as with
the common bee.
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THE CRAB CHoLERA.--We learn that large
number of our citizens have recently been
attacked by violent form OF cholera morhus
caused by eating crabs. From what cause we
are unable to say, this shell-fsh has had
impaired to it of late some noxious property,
that makes il certainly unfit for food. We
know several cases Of short bnt severe sick
ness that occurred from the use Of them in
the last week, aud physician Informs US
yesterday that he had heard of no less than
one hundred in the same space of time
SaoaJusah Republican,.
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HEREDITARY BuFfooSRRY.-We see IL stated
that a son of Kentucky Congressman has
joined a circus company, and made his debut
In the ring as n clown. OF this particular
case we know nothing, but nobody will deny
that the sons Of great many members Of
Congress might assume the molly and act the
clown without departing very widely from
the public habits OF their progenitors.-Bes-
ION Courier.
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Three beautiful Vacant Lots, on
South Cherry street
Rio FIGURING Mills,
For Sale or Lease.

WE have determined to retire from business
w therefore, wish to sell (or lease for a term of
years our mill, known the Rio Mills at Murfrees-
boro, Tenn. We will not attempt to give a descrin-
ton OF the Mill in this advertisement as we presume
any one wishing 10 buy lease would desire To see
the Mills for themselves. TIE Mill budngHs 70 brick
90 by 50feet, u stories high covered with tin The
Boiler Is OF brick, 80 by 40 feet covered with
tin. The lot on which said mill is situated contains
about six acres of ground with two Cooper Shops
Also, good dwelling house, with six Sooms and a
passage, and good out houses. SAID LOT is as well
adapted to raising ttenng hogs as anv lot in the
STATE having a number of shade trees in il and a
never failing stream OF water running through il A
railroad running the mill door about 900 feet track
same gu"ge and size iron the Nashville and Cbatta
nooga Railroad. And a contract with the Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad receive and deliver ALI
freight, going to or from the mill at the mill thus
saving the entire expense Of d-ayiug Five run of
feet Burrs, everything in perfect running order
These mills have more eniences and possess great
er advantages, to situation &c. we think than any
other mill in the United States
We offer the whole, as above described for $40 600
$40 900 down in cash good cash notes the bal
ance in one, two and three years
The profits Of the MILL if rightly attended to- will
mo than meet all the payments (except Of course
the irst.) For what time have run the mill this
season. 1t will pay at the of over 80 per cent pr
annum. Two or three energetic men could make
with these mills, two three forum 3 while they
would make one IN California Kansas so we think
Those wishing TO buy lease will please apply i'm
mediately, as we we wish to dispose of them on,
way ar the other, by the first Of January next W,
Incorporating the mills which the purchaser can uss
or not as he thinks best. Address
HUGGINS 4 RANSOM
octl6-trlw2m MurfreesbUro Tenn.
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Indf<ession.

DAzs2Hoss, Montgomery CO., ma D,
January 81, 1871.
never feli the bsneat cf any nseizise much az
from the bostis Of BzxaAvks HasIAss Alrsxxs par.
chased tass an. ! Wish u know where eaa &c, il
without fear IL imPesi,soa-
Signed, JoSkfd c. nEIEff.
ocsiz-Is
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NEUTRALITY OF THE CABLE.-The Savannah
Nars gets OF the following:
The Atlantic telegraph is Mt present per-
fectiy neutral. AS our friend Pat would
say, "Its dtvii the word il has TO say on either
side" ffs
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llew CIVILIZATIONS.


". 7. BERRY co have just received few sets
of Mr. MoxoN's beautiful edition of THE WORKS
OF CHARLES LAMB, complete in -Four Volumes.
CONTENTS:
1. The Letters Of Charles Lamb, with Sketch Of
his Life BY Sir 7. y. Talfourd.
2. Final Memorials of Charles Lamb; consisting
chiefly of his Letters before published, with
sketches OF some of his companions. BY Talfourd.
3. The Essays of Ella.
4. Rosamund Gray; RecoIlcctons Of Christ's Hos
pital, Poems, &c.
W. T. B. K co. have also Just received
HAYDN's DICTIONARY OF DATES. vol. svo.
vEsTIGEs OF THE NATURAL HISTORY OF GRE
ALTON. vol, vo., new edition.
TAYLOR's PHYSICAL THEORY OF ANOTHER LIFE
] vol.
MEMOIRS OF THE EARLY ITALIAN PAINTERS
by Mrs Jameson. Numerous Illustrations.
THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF ART-by Ruskin
HAND BOOK OF PAINTING. VOL I2vo.
LIVES AND WORKS OF MICHAEL ANGELO AND
RAPHAEI-illustrated with fifteen highly finished
Engravings.
FLAXMAN'S COMPoSTTIONS-The Iliad and Odvs-
sey of Homer, Dante, Hesiod &c. sert2e-n
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G. R A r E S

Fronts;
Common Crates for Rooms, with and without Sum
mcr Fronts;
Extra Tenders, circular and square, all sizes;
Marbeized Iron Nantes, with Crates complete.
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Motel for Sale.

TINE ST NICHOLAS HOTfJ., Nashville, TeBBessee,
Il fof sale n application Be made soon either In
person b. letter.
Al. paft q Tie furniture, which In Rlod or
der IL the above named well known House can be
bought on The most reasonable terms.
TIE HOUSE u "a good repair, having been recently
newly p4Ecred, painted &c,, = now fun OF boArdcrs
and doing thriving business
Pe-seszioa given Immediately. Apply ~ - address
}. v. Gli.HEsf,
eetiS-AlW 81 Nicholas Hotel, Nashville.
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NEW LIQUOR & CIGAR HOUSE.
ALEX. DELISSER
Rrandies, Wines and other Liquors.
and Dealer i'm Havana Cigars,
Tobacco, &c., &c.,
No. s North College street, Nashville, Tenn.

INHE undersigned has lately gone into the large and
Il commodiOCs store Rooms No College St. for
merly occupied by d. u. Dckey where will be found
the following Large Stock of PURE BRANnIES
WINES, WHISTLES and other Liquors all Of which
offer to the Trade at low prices for CASH and 10
prompt customers.
As purchase all from first hands and bring them
10 this city through the Custom House will warrant
all TO be PURE and GENUINE being determined not to be
undersold by any one, and I constantly re-
ceiving fresh supplies, can offer every inducement
TO purchasers that may be wished for.
call particular attention the following list Of ar
ucles which comprise part Of my stock.
Brandies, Wines, WHISTLES, &c.
25 packages extra Cognac Brandy, in rs, a s and
as, Of the most popular brands
= casks Vineyard ProprIetor's Brandy, a superior
article.
a casks Pellevoisen Brandy
l puncheon each -. CrOiX and Jamaica Rum.
pipes Holland Gin: 10 bbls old Bourbon Whisky: S
bbls Monongahela Whisky: so bbls. assorted Whisky:
10 = casks assorted Port Wine; = casks Malaga
Wine; 5 "a casks Blackberry Brandy: 2 puucheons
Scotch and Irish Whisky 20 bbls Corn and Rye
Whisky Is bbls. Robinson county Whisky: l. casks
South side Madeira Wine; 10 casks Sherry Wine old;
casks Cherry Brandy; casks Ginger Wine, very
fine.
so baskets Sparkling Champagne asstd brands;
10 boxes each Sparkling Hook and MoselIe
200 do. assorted Bottled Liquors
Porter, Ale and Sundries,
25 casks London Porter; rs casks Scotch Ale;
rs boxes Hostetter Mills Bttcrs:
10 q Brandy Peaches; 10 boxes Brandy Cherries;
100 '' assorted Pickles, Sauces and Catsups;
100 " Scheidam SchnaDps;
so Z" London Cordial Gin.
Cigars and Tobacco.
100 900 Havana, German and Domestic Cigars;
90 boxes Chewing Tobacco, most approved brands;
A full and complete assortment of Snuns, Pipes &c
Satisfaction guaranteed in every instance
ALEXANDRA DEIISSER,
octl-u NO , y. College st. Nashville.
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~ y. THuRSroN ~hl resume be les sxsx-
". seas n Noc4siEAtiun aud On the Piano -
fsrte, % Moaday next Seta eth. ~
Orders say - lei al hls RON AZ the Sc ~
s141t@ Hotel seVlsI
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West Nashville.

West Nashville.
On Tuesday, the 2Gth q ctober next,
IN the prem Sc, at IL oclock A n Or aud on
" account Of JoHN L. GLKAylz Clerk and Master Of
the ChAnceTy Court Nashville By uirtue OF a de-
cree IA the case OF Hcushag Edwards Co et ais "a
Nm- H. hcNhisy Ct ais wiii sell l1blic sale the
following LOts Ia W-ss Nashville viz: Nos 26l $50
2Is, -. H. st2, seo, 20 La l5s, 2sl, 2lS All 81
25s, 20, 2l4, ss, H., IS and Isl.
Handbtis with more particular description 81 the
sale will be issued la due tune.
1EEss--A credit 81 one, tao ami three years for
a0ies satisfactorily secured, bearing interest aud
iien retained A. " = IlNIiSIEY
sept-4-ia ~ College street
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MURRAY,S HAND-BOOKS,

MURRAY,S HAND-BOOKS.
HANDBOOK FOR TRAVELLERS on THE CONT
NENT.
HAND BOOK FOR FRANCE.
HAND BOOK FOR ITALY.
HANDBOOK FOR SPAIN.
HAND BOOK FOR SWITZERLAND.
HAND BOOK FOR BELGIUM AND THE RHINE
HAND BOOK FOR GERMANY
HAND BOOK FOR LONDON,
HANDBOOK FOR IRELAND.
HANDBOOK OF CHURCH AND STATE.
GAIIGNANI'S NEW PARIS GUIDE
GUIDE To THE HIGHLANDS OF SCOTLAND.
For sale by
sept27 W. T. BERRY 4 co, Public Square
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Valuable Free-Soil Property
FOR SALE

Il WILL sell tie house aud bot Al present occnsiea
Il And owned by VIM. T. Mostly, situated ON fiigh
street. south Nashville. treating sixty fees and
ming back two hundred Tbs house b q brtck, with
ali other necessary out buildings all IA good FeF@ir
Als9, vacant lot rouing on gh street thirty -kx
feet, and running back 30 feet. good loeatoA for
building site ihts 4 desirable property, 10 tnose
wtshiag % get rid Of the tA1es thai
posed upon property haiders, and weaid earnestly
nvile those wishing exzlniae
this property
TEkxs sAIE-A credit % one, and three
years, with interest," frcm date.
As- For further particulars cali Ga
r. 0LAsoocE,
lei. ReAl Fsssts Agent
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Misrellanfous.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC

After several years experiment in the man ufacrBr
Of GIN, fortunately succeeded in the year ISiS IL,
making discovery in its manufacture by which n
was deprived OF IFS acid and ufammatory properties
and rendered perfectly pure
sly manufacture is at Scheidam Holland Alter
several months reflection what title 10 give il I'm,
trodnced to tn" American prbic under IN. tt, ~
3" Wolfe's Scheidam Aromatic sehnap,s -
Scheidam is the name Of the place in Holland v,a-.
the GIN is manufactures: '.aromatic'' derives its
name from the Italian Junincr berry with which ii, -
favored; and the word "Schnappsr is the German
for drinE-eogu", dram-wolfcs S,hciiam aromatic
drink No sooner had NV Schnapps been introduced
to the American public and received with appror,,
ton, than the liquor mixers of New York R,st,,,
and Philadelphia started in pursuit with tlo.r ,j,st
and poisonous stun, under various names In scv.r-
al instances my labels have been so ncrrertlv initial
ed, with only the addition Il few letters ~ nl,da
technical avoidance Of the law and 50 carefully pre-
nar"d as % impose careless purchasers. under
stand large quantity has been purchased nv the
mcrch nts Of New Orleans account or the cheap
ness of the stun. Two Dollars per dozen for the
Quarts, and one Dollar and Ten Cents a dozen Tor the
Pints, being the wholesale price in New York Il Is
nothing but American Whisky favored with the OH
Of Juniper, and reduced thirty per cent below proof
merchant who participates Indirectly IN the fraud
by selling the spurious article is as much an offend
er as the principal, who planned the imposition
hop" every respectable citizen, who values the
health Of the community in which he lives Will aid
me IN fcrrcttng ont and exposing the unscrupulous
merchant who FOR the sake ola 'ew cents viii put
IN Jeopardy the lives of the community in which he
hives. Such men should be nailed 10 the pil.ory Of
public execratiun.
! UDOLPHO WOLFE,
| SnIE IMPORTER Nos. is 20 and % Beaver St
| NEW YORK
! Tia" following respectable M ms IN New Orleans
/ sell the GENUINE ScITNAfFs.
EJ HART 4 CO. Wholesale Grocers
! EATON n HENDERSON,
| Gnol Rich y CO.,
| \. H. GRIEFF & co,
| W. L. ALIEN h Co.
| ~ FLOCK 4 co.
| JOHN T. MOORE n co,
! Jos II y !. y. MAEkS,
nlSCOF & SIMNS,
HALL, KEMP \ co
7. ". CpELER, RrlnFicz, Wines, Sc
RUNNflL 4 BAIlIfIF. commission Ncr, hauts
JOIN WEIGHT X CO., Wholesale prurgi-IS.
q q. WOOnMAN
THOMPSON - BARNES. Gr,crrs.
! g. lHlt iEK, GrnceJics, wiu-s and Liquors.
GO 9. WtITE x CO,
kARSl ~ pFiE X CO,
HOLMES X SpFNClR,
W. l. ItNiEI X O.. New Orleans.
W \. Nu'IITTE CO.,
oCtl-anidAu Ig2lp
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HOllSw-Warc, all Kinds.

English Pots Sugar Kettles Stew Kettles, Skillets
Ovens Tea Kettl 5, And-Irons, Fire Dogs, all sizes.
Bark Mills and Cob Crushers.
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Produce.

Produce.
WE wEi rag fhs CHEST mzrkes pric~ 10 cssA fsr
w Bscan, Lard, ~ ed frniI, Fseah.ss .ad hees-
wax. EaiSG sPkRRy.
ocfi--A es@s ssss-@i - - -
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FOR THE LADIES.

LEsLIE'S MAGAZINEAND GAZETTE OF FASHION.
for October, just received and for sale by
+. HAGAN,
sept29-u Market and Union streets
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UDOLPHO WOLFF.

S'IE IMPORTER Nos. IS, 20 and % Bcavcr St,
NEW YORK
Tho following respectable ims IN New Orleans