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HAMPToNsBURG, Orange CO., n. Y.-Last night
Peter Sboerbich and Margaret Shealey were both
murdered by unsuccessful rival for the latter's
favor, named VIM. Sanders. Great excitement ex-
lists in the vicinity in consequence, and general
search for the murderer is being made He has
thus far eluded discovery.
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The Cincinnati Price Current of the llth says Of
the pOiatOe crop: "Our sdvices from the country
speak disOouragingly Of the pOtaOe CROP the vines
vithered and second growth ensued in many local
tiles 1t is clear that the crop will be below an aV-
erage one, and the quality inferior"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-17

The Lebanon (Ky.,) Wing says that John J. Crit
tendeD who is on visit to that town, disaVoWed all
aspirations for the presidency, and said ne would
not accept nomination if rendered to him.
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ATLANTIC TELEGRAPM SUCCESSFUL Z

1858. FALL TRADE. 1858.
At ZLZE NEW YORK MILLINERY EKPORTCL
b UNION STREET, NASHVILLE TESN.
RS. DON LErespectfuly announces 10 the ladies IN
~ Nashville, State Of Tennessee and adi0ining3 -
States will receive a days, from New York. VI
the largest magnificent stock Of FRENCH PATTERN
BOSNETs, we'll the cheapest brought city,
part as follows
1000 Fall and Winter B0nnets, all colors:
1900 Ladies' Misses Brown White Leghorn Boomers
styles
500 Cheniel Fancy Bugs Mareeau Plain Flower
Dresses
500 Ladies Dress Cans:
800 Boxes fine French Flowers for Party Bridal
pOintments
800 Pieces Rich Winter Bonnet Ribbons, new Styles
go Boxes White Red and colored Plumes.
EMBROIDERIES such Collars Sleeves Handkerciefs,
Sets Bands Edgn, Childrens Robes, Capes
large lot Of Patent Skirts Cores Cloth Coas Of the
popular styles Fur in great quantity, al the way from the
Rocky Mountains.
vi FOd Bonnets renovated retrimmel style II
augl5u MRS. DOYLE.
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Contradiction of the Walker sonora Ex-
petition.
PHILADELPHIA Aug, l2-The following despatch
has been received from New Orleans:
''Gen. Walker is in Alabama He left Mobile on
the steamer lie Grand, for Montgomery, on Monday
the 10Th inst -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-17

The challenge to duel between Tom Marshal and
Tom Porter, of Kentucky. has been announced. The
challenge came of, but the hgnt didn't come on
Porter said he would only fight gentlemen.
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GEN QUITNAE's SUCCEssOR.-The papers and the
people In the district which was represented in
Congress by the lamented Quitmsn are moving in
the matter Of successor, and so far the public at
tenuon seems to have been pretty generally drawn
to StanhOpe Posey. ESQ, of Henson county Missis
sppi. The tone of the editorials and of letters from
private persons in the papers, is exceedingly euo
CYSTIC. There seem to be very general and we'll
settled determination not to choose any man who
will not maintain the distinguished character for
ability which the representatives. from the district
have always borne. 1t is a just PRIDE which every
man must admire and commend. Col. John b.
Ihrasher is also named to succeed Quitmau. and
COUNTLESS there will be others.-Richalond SolLh
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yellow Fever.

NEW ORLEANS, August Is, P. M.-There were
fifty two deaths from yellow fever yesterday.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

EnapsEtans vgorzE On American EElstsrTs
DOCuMENTAET HISTORY CE-THE
MEXICAN REVOLT TION.
C0NsIsTI2s on
Letters and papers relating 70 the contest
fer Liberty chiefly "a south Csr0linns
from originals "a the possession o.
the Editor, and other sources
Bx r. ". GIBBEa. %. D.
Member II the American Association for the Ad7ancsnt OF
ssncei Of The YORK Historical society; q he Georga His
torieal Society Sc, &c.
In Vols. s7o Cloth,
Vol. ], I1Bf-l175
Vol. ,, I77G-I7se.
Vol B. Ils1-I7se
The Editor With rare spirit Of patoas has zen suggd
Tor 25yoars in collecting hc valuable and interesting pa
pers in the hope Of preserving American history
which might otherwise haze ost These are given for
their intrinsic value and the dates without reference
to special eren3s He trusts they win be received as they are
oHerl as contribution the history Of glorious Resolu-
ton OF which svery Memorial is dear to South Carolina
sister States.
For sale bv ". n. BERRY & Coz
angle PUBLIC sQUARE-
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CuuD IN A WELL.-A son Of Mr.. Robert Breokin-
ridge, about three years of age, fell into the well at
the residence Of that gentleman, yesterday after
noon It was - feet TO the wafer, and the water
was nearly FIVE feet deep. The little fellow kent
atoat until bucket was let down to him. He caught
hold butWhen drawn about half way up, hisstreugth
gave out and down he went again. At this june
ture Robert Jones, ESQ arrived, who immediately
descended by the rope put the child in the bucket
end he was drawn safely up. he was, strange to
say, not hurt in the least-Latdyszts Ind Journal
An. :.
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COOKE, BAILEY & co.

DEALERS
Boots, Shoes Hats. Caps, Straw Goods, &c.,
8o. 50 North SIDE Public S7lre, 8dsACizs TsHB.
WNTE receiving large and we'll assorted
Wv and desirable goods, selected with great care and
adapted the and approaching season. 70 which
ly invite the attention Of the trade.
To those merchants who buy goods short time and then
their paper promptly maturity, viii make their interest
70 give az least a portion Of their patronage.
Call and examine stock and prices
Orders carefully fed and goods promptly sent forward.
augl5 COOKE, BAILEY s. CO.
NEW FALLAND WINTER DRY-GOODS AT
WHOLESALE.
receiving desirable stock Of staple and Fancy
w DryGO0is and Varieties and the entire stock will be in
y the l September, which invite the attention Of
merchants buying this market. Inducements viii be offered
cash and prompt time buyers.
fu supply Of celebrated Dufour Co.'S Anchor Brand
Boiling cloths hand. All numl ers, fr0mI 10 IL.
L. b. L T. ID. FITE,
No J. southeast Public Square, Suspension Bridge
nnaI5friwAEMlW
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Great Reduction i'm GOOds!!
r. G.. Mon a co

Re closing their entire stock Of DBY GOODS at prices that
"a will surprise you. Call and buy
Muslins al from 70 50 cents per yard.
Silks at half cost
Embrd Nantes al fourth
Carpets al greatly reduced prices
Call at once and get bargains OF
augIj r, c. McNAIRT Il co
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New Stock OF Fail and Winter
GOODS!

u % % ID ,
VETE are receipt Of our stock Of Goods adapted to the
approaching season. comprising ;hs largest and no
Of the latest styles, entirely new.
FRENCH, ENGLISH and GERMAN ME
RINOS,
THIBET CLOTHS;
ALPACA LUSTREs, of all qualities;
REAL mOHAIR and SILK LUSTREs;
COBURGS, and ITALIAN CLOTHS for
Ladies' Dress Goods;
DE BEGE, &c, &c., of all qualities;
FRENCH, ENGLISH, ana AMERICAN
MUSLIN DE LANES, of the greatest va
riety Of styles;
FRENCH, SCOTCH, and AMERICAN
PLAIDS, &c.;
ChiIdren's PIafds----GOOds Of
New styles!
solid cOIOred MOUSLIN DE LANES, Of
all qualities;
Our stock of DRESS GOODS is perfect and
complete In every respect, and CannOtbe
surpassed in quality and price.
GentIemen's Furnishing Goods
Superior quality of BLACK, BLUE and
FANCY COLORED CLOTHS of ali prices.
BLACK, and FANCY COLORED CASSI-
MERES Of entirely new styles;
SOLID COLORED CAssImEREs OF all
qualities;
FANCY VISITING. AIarge stock Of new
styles of CUT VELVET, FANCY CAssI-
MERE, SILK =nd woRsTED VEST
Notions and Trimmings.
comprises largest variety of small Trim
ings, Threads of all kinds Combs, Buttons, &C. e Hosiery
Gloves suspenders, andkeref Umbrellas, and every article
wanted in a Dry Goods Store
BLACK and FANCY DRESS SILKS;
With the greatest variety of Trimmings.
eOoUsses FANCY PRINTS, of American,
English and French manufactEre.
so Cases BIeached Domestic, all quaIi-
ties;
100 Bale. BROWN SHEETNGs and
sHIRTINGS;
100 Bales Al and 7-s OSNABURGS;
100 Bales BROWN and BLEACHEO
! DRILLINGS;
sOCases PLAID LINsEYi
so Cases BED TICKING and CHECK
PLAIDS, etc;
eOCases SATTINETS;
Ceases KERSEYS;
5000 Negro BLANKETS Or all qualities,
1000 COAT BLANKETS, :.
TRAVELLING RUGS, BLANKETS, etc.;
White Goods and EmBrOideries Of every
variety, Sleeves, Collars etc., etc:
LACES, EDGINGs, FOOTTNGS, White
and Black Bonnet Ribbons OF All styles;
mANTUA and SATIN RIBBONS, Of all
eoIOrs and widths;
IRISH LINENS Of every quality;
SILK and TABBY VELVETS, all cOIOrs;
The greatest variety of SHAWLS, for
Ladies; also, -GENTLEmEN'S TRAVEL
LING SHAWLS;
mOHAIR and ALPACA WRAPPERS, etc.
The assortment offering trade is the largest and
best have offered viii he sold prompt dealerson
liberal tine.
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PASSING AwAy.-LITTIBToE WALLER TAzEWELL, of
Norfolk, is believed to be the only surviving mem
Der Of the memorable Virginia Legislatures of 1898
-'99, and l799-lSOO. Maj. YAEcBY, of Buckingham,
died last year, and Maj holland, Of LOudoun, year
or two previous.
Of the As Senators who took their seats in the
eighteenth Congress in 1923, but two survive, viz
MARTIN VAN buren, Of New York, and JOHN BRANCH
of North COrOlina. Both Of these gentlemen, it
will be reoOIeOted, were members of Gen. JAoxsoE's
first Cabinet
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From January LIST to July 8lst, the ice shipped
nom Boston to foreign ports was 81, $50 tons. But
nesaes there were about 10000 tons not entered ct
the Custom House, shipped to Southern ports prin.
cipally Philadelphia sud Baltimore.
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P. P. PECK, So

CARNAGE WARE Moons.
Cherry street, Nashville,
hand Of Family Coaches, Barouehes
4 & and RockaWays, some Of them extra fine.
Also few Choice Buggies Of Lis own and eastern
manufacture, with and without tops.
Also a adams E1pses Wag0R genuine article.
In order my Of ROckaWays and Barouches, IN
usual inducements will he offered to Cash customers
augl7-G
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DILLON q Co.'s
SALE OF GROCERIES AT AUCTION.
Tuesday Morning, August II, at 10 O'Clock,
KNTE will sell IN front Of Warehouse the following art
w cles at Auction:
80 bags prime Rio CoIee; 80 bbIs c yellow Sugar;
10 hhds Sugar; 50 boxes Tyson Tea;
50 boxes Star Candles; - ar. boxes Candles;
10 Ginger Wine nice so boxes Tobacco;
article; p bxs various brands Tobacco;
10 Ky Leaf Tobacco, 90 hf. barrels Whisky;
SO boxes Brandy; 10 Aromatic Bitsers:
200 dozen Maslus Backing; 100 kegs Nails assorted
800 bbs WHISKY, assorted binds 20 bbis Holland Gin;
IS III bbls Holland Gin; 50 bbls II. Smiths Old Re
25 bbis Old Bourbon Whisky: serve Whisky;
IS bbIs Old M0nongaheia DO; 20 bhls Malaga Wine;
IS hf casks COgnac Brandy; 20 boxes Whisky.
Together with other articles up complete
sale. DILLON A. CO.,
augl7 No Is College street
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Persian Pearl Drops,
Impart pearly whiteness to the compiexio n.
Persian Pearl Drops,
As beautfer cannot be eSceiled.
Persian Pearl Drops,
As a cosmetic stands unTvallei.
Persian Pearl Drops,
Warranted not to injure tie skin.
Persian Pearl DrOPss
Sold by 10. G.. Brown.
Persian Pearl Drops,
Sold by W. II. Hendershott
Persian Pearl Drops,
Sold by Rains & Brown.
Persian Pearl Drops,
Prepared from the orig mai receipt BIZ
augl1-d6m A. +. WETIJTFPTTT Cir.;,uoti
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NEW FALLAND WINTER DRY-GOODS Al
WTFOLESAEE.


- = BBLs Family Lard in Store and for sale low, by
ASb TERRESS & BROS,
auVl5 Broad Street
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GOdey's LadYss Book for August
VERY hne number, splendidly illustrated an al an ne
N Fashions. just received, and for sale By = HAdAH
jyaU Market street,
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
By
LANIER. PHILLIPS q co.
ON MONDAY, AUG 93d, 1855 will sell for Cash in
Warehouse, complete assortment Of Groceries,
consisting in part as follows, viz:
40 h4as Sugar; 100 boxes Star candles;
600 bags Coffee; 100 = and do
IS bbls Molasses; 20 bNs selected W. r. CHEESE
40 bbIs crus'd & pod Sugar; 100 barrels White Whisky
IS kits Maekerel; . do n. Y Brandy;
s sacks Almonds 10 do Holland Gin;
T. Sarlines 800 kegs Nails;
90 boxes Cove Oysters; IS dozen Painted Buckets;
10 bags Pepper; 30 nests Tubs;
IS chests Tea; 45 boxes Starch;
% bales Cotton Irvine; $50 do Soap;
a5 coils Rope; IS do DOyle's Candles;
Is Matches; 100 dozen Mason's Backing;
100 boxes Flasks;
Together with other articles to make up complete
sale. LANIER, PHILLIPS & co.
augl7-dd No. 80, Market street.
BRANSFORD, M'WHIRTER q co.
WHOLESALE
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY-GOODs,
No. 3, Inn Block, Nashville, Tenn.
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s'TEyHE OLD DOMINION .ss-Just received fresh
supply OF the above Golfer Pot, warranted give salts
faction to those who tTy them.
For sale wholesale and retail.
Js5l-d&Ea D W. WILSON, Y college street.
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4sTy and 9 a.sG e; ii's 5es
DRY-GOODS,
Ready-made Clothing, Nantes, Varieties,
&c, &c., DC,
which receiving and will have ready for exhibition by
the 25th of August Our stock is comprised in part of
Brown & BIeached Shirtings & Sheetings;
3-4, is q Al OsnaBurgs, Grain Sacks;
Prints, Checks, Tickings, Plaid Linseys;
FIanneIs, Blankets, TVEeeds, Jeans, Sati--
nets;
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, TaiIor>' trim.
mings;
American and French, Plain and Printed
DeIanes;
French, German and English sIeFinOcs;
Black silks, Fancy Dress silks;
CIOaks, Nantes, ShaEls;
Irish Linens, JacOnet, Swiss and Checked
MusIins;
Laces & EmBrOidcries, E4stdies' Dress Trim
mings;
Bonnet Taffeta and velvet Ribbons;
EN-. heavy TwiIIed Jeans, Linseys and Ne
gro Blankets for Planters; Ready-made
Clothing, Buttons, Thread, Combs, Jew
eIry, sc.
The --latest designs Dress Goods Dress Trimmings viii be
the stock they may their appearance in the
Eastern markets.
augI7-sm BRANsFORD, M'WHIBTER q co.
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vixen lie will De pleased to see all his old friends and custor
aug I3d&W9v A. u HICb
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Total Of cIlims, losses, and liabilities, slJ562 %
The greatest insured any risk is $4,000,
aeeneral rule VIII not excced $1,000.
The Company have general rule 90 the allowed
to he insured In city, village block. Go being the in
telti0n Of the Company distribute its risks u
as no TO lose more than 5l0,0O0by a single ire
part Of its capital earnings deposited other
State security for losses thereiu-
An ateste copy Of the charter Of Incorporation ac-
panies this statement.
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GUM ARABTC.--An sztu, ans article rseszsa ana r.,
" sale By DEM0YILLE 4 BELL,
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OF CO-PARTNERSHI p
SALE AND CHANGE OF TsU SINESS.
HOUSE FURNISHTNG coon

A IL Hicks is making arrangements to continue busine
STAIRS at the old stand and viii open soon as he
IN a general assortment o.
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STATE TEslEssEE, CosrFrEoI1za's 0TrIcE
NASHVILLE, Aug. Q, lSj3. -
This IS 70 certify that the Home Insurance Company, located
New York, in the state Of York complied with
quireme1s Of passed h The General Assembly Of t1c safe
Of Tennessee, in March, 1856, entitled San act % rats The
agencies Of Insurance Companies incorporated W the State
Of Tennessee. and that Joseph Nash te legally authorized
agent Of said COMPANY of Nashville, of Ten
ncssee. j. T. DUNLAP, ComproIler.
Tho subscriber viii Issue policies I'm he above mentioned first
class company ategutable rates Of premiums.
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llI AMI county OF New ACFEsf
Chas. J. Martin President, and J. Milton smith, secretery
the Home Insurance Company, being sveray duly
pose and say, and each for himself Y, shat the foregoing
true, fll, and statement of the Affairs Of coror
ton, that they the above described officers hercof
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Losses Clainass and Liabilities s35,582 20
Amount Of losses adjusted, ami due and unuaii, none
incurred and in process OF adIus.-
msnt, $500 %
reported, on which no action has
been taken, Io7l5 90
claims for losses resisted BY the Company IG6l7 ~
Z" dividends declared and due aud unpaid, 500 %
o either cash scrip declared but
not due, none
money borrowed,
all other existing claims against the Com
pany, mona
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24

THE EXILES OF FLORIDA;
THE CRIMES COMMITTED By OUR GOVERNMENT
AGAINST TIE MAROoNs, WHO FLED FROM soJrH
CAROLINA AND OTHER SLAVE STATES sEsKiNG
PROTECTION UNDER SPANISH LAWS.
By JosHuA GIDDNes
EIGHTH THOUSAND NOW READY.
"Mr G6doss ss handed his subec. WELL Those who m,y
think be has written series of violent chapters viii find, On e1
sns;e u that they mistaken He of sense Ard
experience s well honest mar and knows that ne simple
truth effective Of all things in ali and to
that be hes confined himsef" Boston Journal.
JOSIAH QUINCY.
IL letter 70 the Publisher, says;
The work ustrates with great p3we aud unqoes.orsse
th the Inherent spirit Of the ssvehoder-hs pride he copd
y disregard Of the Tss Of nature o. the feelings ofhentn'
ny and extinction Of The moral in every eoson n
vlsh sp. u nsNerdom pIedomins.es II ougn: to erhn
de in the Free States feeling will snd resolve - relieve ne
Union Of incubus which depesses hopes OF the prer
yson Of free D,;uons d,gs,es chsracsr and vAe
il bruaes portion of our population demorsss ard mites
calous another.
"Mr Giadinss has executed his undertaking with great bad
AID sku.n
"The Authors
TWENTY YEARS SERVICE IN CONGRESS
Las him opportunity 70 prepare Cd sahen;' h'Ty oi fs'
WAR FOR SLAVERY.
THE work Ct M GiddiDgs written il style at once sim
pie and elegant That will be populsr there Is little doubt q
influence will be beneficial there is 10 believe
The atlantic Monthly, :" in lengthy notice, ssys
a cruel story this Mr. 6iddngs tells Too croe but too
II IL fun Of pathetic and tragic interest: and nets Az 'ts
the heart with pity for the sufferers and with anger that
not their and ruthless oppresso Every American
citizen should read for Indictment which recet erues
which have been committed in his perpeated BY troops
officials in his service and all done at his expense The
whole responsible the bar Of the world AMI before the
tribunal Of posery for these sroces devised BY members
Of its CaiDet Congress- directed by its Presisents and
executed by its srmiss and its courts.
"Mr GddDgs done his task admirably we'll 1t is worthy
10 crown,s work Of his long life of public service His
style Of that bes knd which 10 remarked upon bat
serves clear medium through which the events he porrys
are seen without distortion exssge ration. He hss done hs
country service entire consistency with those that
have filed up whole Of his honorable and benecect
hfe."
EVERY AMERICAN SHOULD READ IT."
vol l2mo. Price 81.
FoLLETT, FOSTER Co., Pubi,hsra
Columbus, Ohio.
isde supplied by
SHELDON BLAKEMAN CO, New.York.
PHILLIPS, SAMPSON Co., Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24

prp GOODS.
SILK COOP
FALL TRADE.
9 9 2 2 9 2
BOWEN, McNAMEE e. Co.,
NOE. 32o AND 522 aEoApwAY.
taSEn cy yyiI,:r,
IApsI,s,s Jetssrse Of
SILKS AND FANCY GOODS,
Tshs pleasure n tonrs us ri:oEsrs nd buyers generally
thoushou. he county La they Uepsd 10 offer
Of the most
ELEGANT AND ATTRACTIVE STOCKS OF
AUTUMN GOODS,
LvLh EXHIBITED IN TEIs CoUNTAY
he
steamer pains VII he ,psed o'rsy assortment Of
Goods, which for
BIArrr, rARIITY AND cHEAryEss,
CANNOT BE SURPASSED.
!ACEs AS LOW
YLkMs AS LIEEAAL
a. those Of sry ether Hor.E IL TEE TniDr.
Special attention Is invited to tie D.psrtnentsoi
HOSIERY AND SMALL. WARES,
In which will be found every variety Of articles usually kep< BY
who devote them selves those branches .1cluvey
CTRANG, RANCE & Co.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
have removed to the store
No. S55 BROADWAY,
formerly occupied by MeGs j. Bech Co.. where, in
with their present busre they will open oS MONDAY,
August %, I'll extensive
sIDsI,
consisting Of Fancy Fabrics sdks Drs" Goods Enbroideres
&C., together with fGD stock staple articles saspd family
Belle the e1.ent AID variety Of teir soch to be worthy Of
special attention trey would respectfully solicit purchasers TO
examine their ex.enGve .isortnaeE..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24

rse Joint Committee eeebrsting the laying Of the
ltuuc Cable give notice. - .
s be lst cav OF September next having been determined
20 lbs day upon which the reception, parade presentation
~ ssion wiz take ace, would request tha. all
Y. .od Issoaoss who desire 10 j7ia Ia the procession
their intentions 70 Aldermen Lynes and Owens
5, Hall Oh before the 25.h inst And requested
. IN Societies and Associations will parade, with appropriate
- ustrsye Of the object and design Of their Associations
Tn COR designs.ed made asngenen "a
.sy Society or Societies except with the Harmonic soci
A., tbty having kindly rendered their aid in the ceremonies At
~ c,y,n Pssce aud the having been accepted The
Sormee would request ths. ell Musical Societies who desire
- sr,s ON that OCCASION would communicate their nten'
ar,n r. McCenachap at No City Hall, thai the same
r,y 10 the Committee Of the Harmonic Soci-
, ss provision may be made for their sccomods'
N. 1uOo. hNSA 6bN-' S"eHsA
CT McCLENAcHAS Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24

Il. seems 10 be admirably adspted 10 its otec.p
PROT Henry Smith D. d., Union Theological Seminary.
n ks AND sc II T. NJ S >
~ LATIN ENGLISH SCHOOL LEXICON.
the bsss Of the LsuG Gemsn Lexicon Of Dr. T. r. lreer-
slew Published BY ,,.
From the Rev. DIR. John McClintook New York
am acquainted with Inserseys Latin Lexicon, and believe
il to be best o the many school Lexcons e1ant in
Germany Whatever alton be given 30 lngersey
Is t more amply and Schems Lexicon Their
book retains Ingevs Terpcuous arrangement bat 70 point
etymologca matter attention to proper OF dsr-
iraon in the general Of the material and Of adaptation TO
the wants Of students fsr In advance Of its German proo
tyne The ought find lis into al classical
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