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Bra dshaW a. Rutland
No IA. COLLEGE Street.

Bra 0SlaW a. Rutland
No. IA, CoLLEaE STREET,
HAVE Just received their FALL and WINTER STOCK
II Of BOOTS and SHOES, which consist In r Of the
following;
For Ladies, Misses aud Children,
Ladies' me Kid aud Morocco Booees hiek and thin SOLE
with and without Heels
Ladies fine black Lasting Caters side and front lace,
Congress Caters, with and without Heels
81 " Kid Slippers, plain and trimmed "
., /" anc AOrOsoo Buskins, shiez and thin SOLE
Misses {" BOotees E"
q" with and Eithout Heels
" Black Lne Fancy Lasting GaitsrE
&" Cslfsud Goat Heeled Bootees for school;
Cbildrens Kid and Morocco boOtees thick and tain sole
" " ankle Ties with ROsettS
" " Top bOOtees, wit Heels;
Woman's extra size Calf and Goat Bootees;
Servants " 4" Kip and Dutch Bootses;
1" Calf and Goat with Heels.
For Gents and Boys,
Gents fine Pump and Stitct ed Cslf Roots;
A." quilted bottom W. p. 4"
double sole W P. {"
Calf stitched, Calf Congress Gaitsrr;
d" double sole P. l.. e extra;
. Union Ties, sewed and psggsd;
Calf Oxford Ties, stitched and Peggsd
4" Cloth Congress Caters, stitched.
Boys fine W P Calf Boots, seWod and pegged;
." Calf ana Kip boots
q" Calf Oxford Ties, ssWed and peggsd;
" Congress Caters
4" Cloth and P L Congress Caters.
hick BTOgans, Boots.
Extra heavy BrOgans Tor plantation use
Mems heavy Boots eli Of which will be sold cheap by
oct BRADSHAW d RUTLAND.
Trunks, Vslises and Bonnet Boxes
Ladies' extra size Sole Leather Trunks;
8 % Travelling
sole leather Bonnet Boxes;
Gents Trunks
" 4" hog Skin Iron Frame;
Ashland and Steel Spring sole leather Yalises.
Also, Heavy Wool Hats Carpet Bags, Satches, Black
Sag &C. all the above articles win be sold at the very
lowest prices By BRADSHAW RUTLAND,
No IA College Street,
oct Is On Of the NegrOA
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pY virtue OF deed OF trust TO me executed, by P,
II Ncks aRd duly registered in the Registers Office, OF
UiCEsOn county, will al the time and place
specified expose pubus SALE cas1 highest bid
der, O lsnd, containing 60 lying Immediately
sd dining the Of 80 TINS
made 10 OrdanC5 with said deed, the
sfacon Of Evans Co.'s debts therein mentioned. The
boundaries Of said land will be gwen Of sale
JAMES d. TRIM LE,
anil TrUst
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Regular PassengerPackets.
FOX ah
EllE townsville.

Ire sPisudid Light D rau shs PASSENGER sleamers
JOHN GAULT, ..-... ......... J. H. BUNCE MASTER,
TEMPEST ........ ...... ......D. G. PAIR, MASTER.
Z EAVB as above, Alternately ever TUESDAY, evening
" at4 o'clock Tor louisville and al ntsfnedate poins,
connecting Louisville win U. 81 ali facks Cin-
einnat nseing aad ritisburs- Ihrou8l pts given
freight an Easter1 cities, per Baltimore ald Ohio
Railroad MsFehsnts and shippers may rely these bos
saViag advertised. Fer ireight o. passage apply on
board or TO a. d. hAhhla5Hs
marM Agoat
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5O Negroes for SaIa.

MONG the lot We several goOd Families two or
"A three YOU win arst CLiId Jour good hOu.
girls, rOys, from Il 20 good dining room servants
with good lot OF Geld hands, and girls blacksmith
and barber.
april 2q-u H. HAYNES g. co.
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Wool: WEoulli

NJE want Three tn usaud Pounds, coa1 Washed
w Wool, for which We viii pay casa 81 wat il 70
maze Jsansand Lluseya.
marohT w. GORDON Z Coz :
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FINE FANCY FRENCH CANDIES.

WE have Just received three hundred boxes o the anes
" French Fancy Candies Cream Candy, Chfy siaizsd
fTuis, &c, non H. Y Maitlard New ora HAS posi-
BY be produced, suited for Parties. &C.. VIZ:
Assorted ChrysIaiized Fruits;
Capitalized Ginger RosoHns,
Jelly fruits with leaves FaniliB Gum UrlIa
raspberry Balls; AeiduIaled Fraiis.
DO Gun props candy TOYS;
aaugal CANDY Ice Cream Dropar
Brandy Drops C5rdiai sugar Almon
sherry CObIers, Cream Fruits;
Pineapple Ballsi Maraschta8 balls.
DO FutCrs; Strawberry:
Bss0cs many other kinds. Come for vo1rzsrvsa
elOre fcu Suy. uOLLlsIER d LAHIHR
apf23 Union -r--f
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hiOnable Dancing Academy
Al. hECEBriGIe.
COPPER, TIN d SHEET IRON WORKER
30. z, BROAD STRsET,

COPPER, TIN q SHEET IRON WORKER,
No. 2, BROAD STRsET,
NASHVILLE, TEN EESSEE.
T HAVE this day purchased the interest Of Mr.. Henry
MoCaslin in the above business and hereby tender my
sincere thanks to all my Oldtrends and patrons for then
ibersity heretofore extended the firm and would most
respectfully sOct continuance Of vors from them, and
wish TO info s the world gad the rest OF mankind"
that have on hand and for sale a splend ID lot of
COOKING STOVES,
Of various patterns Psrl0r Stoves for wood and Goa
common and fancy Crates, Box Stoves Tor churches HO
low Ware Of every variety hand made to Order Fur
uacss and Foot Stoves entirely patterns Tin Ware
of every description, suitable for house keeping
JOB WORK
lam prepsrsd to do all kinds Of Job Work, such as
House Guttsrng ROO6ng any other branch pertaining
to that line.
STEAMBOAT AND FURNACE v ORK.
Myold friends OF the River will find it to their advantage
to call and give heGgin2 oeOre bargaining elsewhere
Tor work.
ALSO, for SALE one pair seoo ld-osnd ENGINES eyin.
der IL inches diameter and four fest with water
shaft and other fixtures suitable for light draughi
steamer, which can be bought On reasonable tsTms
June IA ls25
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UReurreHf 6ank Notes Wanted.

M will pay he highest malkss Paco Tor tns Notes
~ The folio6ing BAKE f delivered immediately: Law
reneeburg, SHELBY vine, Oo0es Dandrds, ard Knoxville
lhs above Notes Es want paEcuariy 80 VIII also 5ug
Inc aotss Of ali suspsndsd Pre- Banks not mentioned 10
the above list, at m 6i CHEST market price.
dee 80 A. WHELE6S q co
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FIG % WnisI,lea-

WE have usl received from thrss bsrsIso OF
~ H. * "A. CatherWOod5 Old Mountain kye 81 Risky,
IhTes barrels Of xxx
Three do xxx
Two do Xxx
One do X
Two barrels old Bourbon, I5i1. These WhisEisa are
pare, and are worth from st,5O four d0Iar5 rllon
FOr sale in any quantity. HOLLIsTEk 4 CaRFsR
apr9 ~ Union street..
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Sundries.

TETBLL Buckets, Half Bus1sI Measures Woou 10 gIs &
w Ladies, Rolling Pias, Wash Boards, FmLl Wash aud
backtng Brushes, Hearth 8roos, DJJr Hat, darzst nd
CLONES Baskets CLONES Pins shJ, Oar Lad, 90 90
FKEEMAN HaOIuska.
sPHl4 MOL, College, do0rs Norm oi spans g.
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3. LANLER & Co.
WHOLESALE GRCCERS, AND DEALERS
s. DOMESTIC LIQUORS
No. 5 Market street,
mar 24-I BPeN NASHVILLE TENNESSEE.
Removal.

THE Produce house OF Nicho Green have remoVsdfrom
College Street, to the old formerly occupied BY
Messrs. M rrs & sttt0n, No r. Corner Of Market and
CLARK Street, where they will continue Produce Com
mission and Storage business the and style Of
NichOl, Green d co.
Try Produce.
IL We paying at all times the market price for Ba-
con, Lard, Feathers, Ginseng, Beeswax, &c.
SF All orders, accompanied by the cash, dlled with
pTOmptness AID despatch, at moderate commission By
JAM TT NIOHoL, GREEN s. 60
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Dissolution.

THE partnership hecIoJie exsIag under the style and
Il 1rm Of CufLn & Ab1OLt was dissolved the 9Th
inst. BY mutual consent take effect the I'd Of Feb
ruary, 1873 The business will be continued By Clifton,
Albright Co., of Philadelphia.
AL persons indebted 70 the late firm, previous to the
2d Of February s5s will please call Immediately lat The
old stand No IS Cedar SEest and settle with George B.
ABBOTT who fully authorized collect and receipt for
the same
In retiring from the late firm Of Clifton Abbott take
great pleasure in recommending 70 the patrons Of my
friends Messrs Clifton. Albright Co. gentlemen
worthy Of confidence and solicit for them nuancs Of
past flvors. GRO b. ABBOTT.
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NnaLCe6

DY Vrtu OF various yendon szpoHuses to me directed
ID tie Circuit Court of Dickson county, at its Feb
evU, 1853 will drst Monday in june next Offer for
sale highest bidder, for cash, Court House
door 10 Charlotte, th5 Of land which tie White
Bluff Hotel IS situated yng the stage road miles
from Charlotte. Said tracts contain thirty acres
land we'll proved There said land an excel sn
dwelling house, Gently Fitted for tavern, good
house and large and cOmmOdOus stables, together
all necessary houses. Sand property will be sold
TO satisfy execution OF Evans d Co., and Others
JOHN W. HU rTJN,
april55 sheriff of Dickson County.
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HOUSE

TULLAHOMA, TENN,
70. B. SMITH I. d: : PROPRIETOR.
HAVING taken charge Of he shove Hoie viii endsaV'
n please all s. may favor win call OF my
frianes ana she citizens NASHVILLE and Davidson county,
Ruud s0c PATRONAGE Ny table will at All times De pro
ded Wth Ne best The country sfOrds, aud every care VIII
ne taken please ali.
There is good Livery Stable contiguous % this house,
the Fayetteville, Mulberry and Lynchburg Mai and Pas
coach leaves this hotel every Monday, "wednesday
and Friday the HbOVJ places O'clock p and 70
turning Tuesday Thursday Saturday II O'Clock,
a. M making connections with the Nashville and Chata-
nooga. aud McMinnyiile and Manchester Mail Trainss
Tuliahnma. August -. 1857
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LaWrencehmre M0neT-

WsR are taktns L4Wrencs0urg b-az Noses IS fin pay
W msht Of all accounts due u, for aAy aflel5 We
lave for sale.
ob ., 1855. o. G0RuOy q co
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J. DOYLE s. %.
HAEILMAN BROS

lRON DEPOT.
No. a College, and "A ana AZ s4rl,et 81,
OFFER for sale on good Terms % cash OF prart dr.
- Sg0 I0ns Of their cesbIsted Charcoal saasi nor
$50 ., we'll assoFted Fiilsburg irons
50 g. hammsrod Iron, ineiud.ng FlOW MouIda,
81 Best Tennessee Castings
F." Casi- shear, b. q a. b. Sl5eli
let0 Kegs assorted Nails AID spiEes, best 5randi
10 East Wroughts and atssi rl8Hsi all siEss5
299 SETS WaEs9a and Baggy AKes, all sizes
also AuFiis, Vices, Flies, Chais Axss Cuiiss, Sc
lan2a-lo Ian 80
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mills.

J000 KRGS shoenbsFger's Aaliss-sH rizss.
SUOU lOU kegs Flour Barrel
lU0 Kegs Finishing
100 - FsHciRg
5g " 4 and In. Spikes. In store and Tor sale
maySi W. g. GORDON a go.
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ANB ef9 lust IA rec5lPI 900 6ag5 al kaif says,
W harsFlLe Mil flour, Whlcn Fe uusung
clty - per Dag EGts stY IccIsag
IN favor, gives perfect sal1IaetlJu
ns have tna5u will De found Of uIIIorm al.
III pEric ulary laVlis the Rstal Trade give % "a a.
rkEEuAN BROS
am barrels Extra and super Fine Flour lrom The ABOVE
mls, row Ia Store For sale ~ he Lowest ularkCt
puce. FRESHMAN baO's
Bpnl 25-H n q. NOrh COLLEGE g.
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NORTHUMBERLAND 10.

hB best areie o, Ice 10 ne Cys tazsH irJ h5 pure
= waters OF tne houghOgaeny Hver, Be parcGas5d
reasonable prices a. tne DcpJL Broad
stfoet ~ SlOans Ice house fEJuJ street,, and nm
wagon which will pas ihr0ugh tle city dzi5.
Epr3U-dgm. nIJDLE-CUbssa AS g. Co.
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RngRP.

IN HHDs. Common, FAR, Prime AID Choiss Losisi-
4 ~ sugar.
lU0 barrels crushed Sugar,
Is - Loaf
50 Cladged
Sc 9, Whine Havana sugar, IN store AID Tor sal
y may I'll ". ID. GORDON 90
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STAB CANDLES. AZ.
I'M 1HOLk Boxes WerE & Co.'s s5ar Candles;
4OO 200 Hail
2OU Or
30 boxes Madison Starch,
100 Ruxs
i,JOO g PFsso0ts q Co. No.. rtra soan
10 Store. and for sale IA H GDv.HtU 80
CO1ION "A AuCF A. aeE4aao aSs.a1a.
NA|k are sole AgenJs Tor The Sasof tee es5rcs "a ths
w kicHland Manufacturing CON- PuiaskI Tear
5umner do Gallatiu, do
Franklin Factory Frankln. &C.
koe6dals 40 Be. Peasant DC
Shoal Mills, Law en-. e5urz, DO.
Crescent 90 do -
CrOWsCn do do 90
Hope DO DO a.
PlneWo)d 90 PIsFo,d a.
sparta Al nulaciurlug Cen y. cplILa. Go.
Laurel Hill Factory, Henry Vile do
Aaa rave alEays on hand full stock OF S1te Inr3 Os-
na3urgs, DTlllngs, Blgg lg, Cotton Yarns aad Baug
EnIea We Csr 10 lns Wholesale trade only 9t, If not
.ess tRan bAe5 Snssrngs, bales Usnab9rys Is bags
Cotton Yarns, sc.
WI GORDON & co.
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SCALESi oCALEsII sCALEstf!
FULL STOCK Of fairoank ceobraIed Scass-Gorr1nnt
"A Platform, Grocsrs, Counter and Beams.
also nay ana Coa Scales IN store and Tor sale Flcto-
y prices % W h. GUkDUN q 20.
u Sole AGENT for Wft6Is r-T,----,
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ALEXANDRIA.
Of Tie Sisr .

COVeSp0aa57aCe or Ihe Sfaf.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oct u, 1853
The special elections, yesterday, passed OF
without excitement, resulting as follows Sec
ond Ward, Councilman, James HalIoweil So
Hugh Latham, IS Fourth Ward, Alderman
w. Ii. FOwle, ~; ID h. Blackjack 81
A large amount of property was offered al suc-
tion' yesterday, the greater portion OF which was
sold al good prices.
Mrs. Mary Downs, probably the Oldest Inbab-
liant OF this city. aged ninety eight yearS, died
Yesterday morning, at the residence OF Capt Eze-
kiel Jones.
An attempt was made, some nights since, to
fire the Exchange Block
The Sentinel says In 1856, Mr. Mclean. the
Inspector of this city, inspected 226 barrels Of
Potomac herring, including a few shad Ia 1857
,lS6 barrels Of Potomac herring. and 9 0iO from
the British Provinces, called Eastern herring
In ISIS, 70 the present time, ,adl barrels of PS-
tomac herring, and 1, l6I barrels of Eastern her
ring.
Fairs are now in progress at Sarepta Han and
at the Village Chapel
The Alexandra Rihemen start on a visit to the
Morgan Continentsls, at Zinc hester, on Tuesday
next
Coal has accumulated on our wharves ia large
quantities, In consequence Of scarcity Of vessels
FTeights, in consequence, have advanced, and
are still advancing, so that vessels now command
almost any rate they choose TO demand.
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GEOItG ETOwN,
'spOndsHes of TIE Ssoz.


uEoRsKTOwN, Oct. Ia, 1853
We think IL more than likely that the body
found IN the Washington canal, as noticed IN
the star OF Yesterday, was that Of a coIored man
belonging our city, by the name Of Frank lowe
ana VINO suddenly disappeared on Sunday mig bt
last For many years past F rank had been en-
pioyed about the wood wards a cart driver.
and was well and favorably known among ouS
own citizens and many in Washington as yery,
civil ana accommodating colored man For sew.
eIal years ne had been In the employ of Mr. Bar
ron, and when last seen, (on sunday evening b
he was In the neighborhood Of that gentIema5is
wood yard on Green street, very much intori-
ceted, since which time nothing has been hea' q
OF him. As he had about him when be left home
q small sum OF money, the fruits Of his previous
weeks labor, II Is supposed that be was deceived
on oy some person for the purpose OF getting him
TO spend IL in drink.
About twentv-f five persons have united them
selves with the West Georgetown NJ r Church
the fruits Of the revival which has for some
Speak.
Would IL not be a very popular move for our
Mayor TO call a meeting Of the Councils, and rec
ommend an appropriate. q for the purchase of a
mud machine for the spec ial benefit of BrIdge n
or few cart loads OF tall stills be deposited al
ITS crossings for the benefit OF pedestrians during
wet weather! We feel satisfied that such a rec
ommeGdation would be decidedly popular among
the ladies, TO say nothing Of the other sex.
The Hour MAJ ket continues very dull; no sales
worthy OF note are being made Holders de-
handing $ 50 for Canal supeThne brands and
buyers are holding of, and refusing To purchase
Very little wheat Offering in the market There
Is an active demand among our miIlers for white
corn, for milling purposes and prices have adj
vanced for small lnts-selling at S4aSG- yellow
S2ae5c. But little of either coming in The above
prices could not he obtained for white in any
thing like large quantities
Arfived-packet schooner Helen Mar Nicker-
son, Boston, TO Hartley d Bro; schooner yohn D.
Crittenden. Gosley, Salisbury, lumber to Iibbry
n Son, and number Of bay and river craft with
wood, potatoes, &c. g
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DIED,

On the morning of the 14tn instant, Mrs. SARAH
A:GATES, widow Of the late John Gates. In the
9th year of her age.
The friends and relatives invited to attend her
funeral from the residence of her son in law, on
Maryland avenue. betweed Sd and 4th streets east
Tomorrow Friday Afternoon, at o'clock.
On Wednesday. the 18th instant. INDIA MAY
infant daughter of Louisa p. and John b. Ward.
The friends OF her parents are hereby invited to
No. AS street.
On the 18th instant, ANN ELIZABETH FER
GuSON, wife of John +. Ferguson. In the SD year
OF her age, leaving husband aud three small chill
dren to lament her loss.
On the 18th instant. VIRGINIA SIMS, infant
daughter OF Adam Nj and Harriet =. Hoover,
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$40. O5I O5 ala I65 q, q.


These figures, compared with those for Sep
tem6er OF last year, show decrease of S3s 975 as
on the main stem, and SI0, Osl 20 on the North
western Virginia, while there il an increase OF
sl,ls7 60 on the Washington branch. Total de-
crease "a, 1863 SO.
The only question that excited any discussion
was the following resolution submitted by the
mously.
hsSoIred, That all free passes not directly is
sued by and ON the books OF the president, be
withdrew, and that instruction TO that effect be
given by the master Of transportation to the con
ductors, and that the conductors be further in
sucted to recognize no free passes to parties not
10 the se7yice OF the company, except such as are
issued and signed by the president
A letter was read from Mr. Hall, of Washing
ton, stakeholder, requesting the company not to
run any trains on the Sabbath referred 10 trans
portatiOn committee.
MI J. w. Garrett, chairman Of the " St Mich
olds' Convention committee" made an interest
ing address, in explanation of the agreement
which had been brought about between the four
great lines, and the favorable position in which
placed our road. Mr. Garrett submitted a reso-
non, which was passed, providing that any con-
onctor who shall pass anv one over any portion
OF the road after to- day will be dismissed from
the service Of the company.
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ALL Persons desiring to have their cards in
serted or continued in the daily Alphabetical
Business Directory in the Daily Star, who have
not already seen the agent, should do so imme-
diatsy at the Star office
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From Havana

NEW YORK, Oct 1.-THE arrival of the Phil
adephia from Havana on the sth inst. bring, the
I1lowlng additional particulars OF the LATE en-
plosion of the Arsenal in thai CITY,
The loss of life, az far as had besp ascer,,inad
~ds II2i and the number of wounded, I2s The
loss OF property is estimated at > n GOO 1o0
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Disturbance ala Eair

RICHMOND, Oct 10 A dispatch from Knor
vile, Tenn reports the Occurrence OF a serious
anray on the fair grounds. One man was titled
ana The reir had been broken up in conseq uence
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The Nashville RI,

NASHVILLE, Oct. 10 The fight On the ,.i,
grounds to-day was desperate sffsir or,sin,,,a
In family feud. Twelve or fifteen psr,ons ,,.a,s
sngdged. sandy owen was killed, and his bro.
ther was dangerously wounded Gen D.,
ue ana samuel Cowan were MORALLY, and sew.
erai others severely wounded
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
SUPERIOR DUTCH BULROUS Roots AT
AUcTIoN.-On MONDAY the Istb inst I ~ i
seI' at my auction room, on the corner II SeyentI
anu O'Clock p. m, two cases of su pe-
Iln1 luton Bubous ROVts, just landed and IN fnt
9raer from the eebrated Nursery of Vardersbnoi
Sons IN iceland, consisting Of Double and single
Gus, &c. -SuIs' iiis' NTo'
Terms cash.
&C Is rDrrn -.
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NEw YoRk, October IA -Stocf rs are bioher h,,,
Irregular Chicago Rock island, 65k; Illinois
Central sha's IS u do. bonds soy: LaCf and Mi.
"a; M,chlgan southern "a \; New York Central,
~; Reading SIX; Milwaukee and Miss ia,
Va 6s s34; Mo. 6's, SIX
Sterling exchange on London frm al LOO z ALA
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Arrival Of European xt,am.,,

NkW YORK, october The Indian Empire,
aud toe North Star, from the same port on the
2stn with goo Passengers, inc udinQ Peccolomoni
and a number OF other musical celebrities ar
rived here this noon "
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fiiculty I'm Brown Uniyer.t,

PROVIDENCE, X. L. Oct l2 "A number of STA
dents Of the sophomore class AT Rrown m ntysr.,
~ nave been suspended in consequence OF som
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ErssS SkitS. BustneSs SAINTS.
, NOAH WALKER CO., Marble Hall CIofkins
Store, Browns Hotel Building, respectfully an
WINTER CLOTHING Is now ready for inspection,
comprising an assortment of GeatIemens and
fotfhS Clothing of the newest and richest design
IN material, trimming, and workmanship.
To those who study excellencs, with economy, in
1asnlonaoie articles OF dress, opportunity now
offered for selecting from one ofthe most attrac-
tive stocks Of Clothing this city at very reduced
prices. se2-Im
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-14

NEW YORK, October Ia Flour is heavy: s,s,e
al ., - 3aas4 55i Ohio 81 sOa5 20; Southern at SSa
Wheat is heavy; red ~ TO- white 81 asaI as
Corn is heavy; mixed 7na7Ic
PORK is dull mess sl6 %. Lard is heavy nj
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-14
MARKED,

On the 18th instant, by the Rev. Mr. Chapman,
Nj; ALFREp B. LACEY, Of this city, TO Miss
Port Tobacco Times please oopy.)
In Baltimore. on the 18th instant, by the Rev,
Father Foley, JOHN MARKRITER, Of this CITY,
more.