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ANOTHER MISTAKE CoRREcTED.-We had
hoped that we were done correcting the
mistakes of the press with regard to the
identity of our Military Editor; but it seems
we were miserably mistaken. In the last
number of the Knicher6ocker Magazine, "a most
excellent and generally reliable periodical,
by the way), we find The following paragraph,
embodied in its Gossip with Readers and
Correspondents: :"
eff the following Strategic Military Plan,
which the New-YOrk EUening Post daily jour-
nal copies from the y ashVille. CTenn.) Patriot,
be cot the handy-work of 'Sql,6ob,' alas JOHN
PHOENIX, some clever writer has stepped into
his shoes. One can scarcely tell which
most to admire, the feasibility of the Plan,
or its wonderful simplicity. 4.
Who says that isn't JOHN PHGNIx?'
We do. JOHN PHGNIY is not the Military
Editor of this journal. Neither is General
SCoTT.
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EXCITEMENT AMONG THE FIREMEN.-Some
time since a young man named Downs, bav-
ing been run over by the engine of Fire
Company No. 4, brought suit for damages
against the Company, and the court awarded
him 81 900. According to the Daily Gazette,
which is always posted in such matters, as
well as in city affairs generally, it was UNI
derslOOd that the Corporation would pay the
amount of damages, but having failed to do
so, the engine, &c, of the Company were lev
led upon few days since to make the money.
This action on the part of the officer Gre
ated considerable stir among the fremen of
the city, and an indignation meeting was
held Wednesday night, which took no action
in the premises, however; but u call was
made for another meeting the next night.
At that meeting a committee was appointed,
consisting of a member or members from each
company, to memorialize the City Council
with a view of securing the payment of the
debt against Company No. by the City.
The memorial was laid before the Board at
a called meeting yesterday afternoon, and a
resolution was passed unanimously, author
izing the $1,000 claim against the 'Foura"
to be paid out of the City Treasury, and
their apparatus to be restored to them.
The members of companies Nos. l, 2 and
acted nobly and generously towards their
brethren of No. 4, when their engine, &c,
were put under execution. The Zones +"
supplied them with set of hose, the .'Twos''
furnished them a hOse-carriage, while the
:" Threes " placed an engine at their disposal.
Thus, though " fallen into the hands of the
enemy" the Law-an enemy which feels no
throe of conscience and knows no emotion of
pity--the gallant Fours," through the gen.
crosby of their friends, were speedily armed
and equipped for the fray. The "Fives,"
who hail from South Nashville. would also
have contributed something towards setting
up the boys of Capitol Hill, had they been
on hand at the time.
Bold, prompt and energetic firemen such as
ours, are better than an insurance company,
and we don't like to see them get into trouble.
Long may they wave-every one of them.
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THE JuBuEr-A happy arrangement

The JUBnEE.-A happy arrangement has
been made at Watkins's Grove for the Oppo-
sition Jubilee. Two large stands have been
erected, one for the speakers, and disting-
uished visitors. and the other for the music.
Seats of the most comfortable kind under an
ample and dense shade. have been provided
for the ladies' On the music stand. we IN
derstand, that it is the intention of the com
mittee to place three splendid brass bands,
the two Nashville Bands and the Franklin
Band. These three bands will, during the day,
all play at once such familiar and stirring
airs as Hail Columbia and Yankee Doodle.
This will indeed be grand and beautiful. We
verify believe that this Jubilee will surpass
any thing of the kind that has been gotten up
in Nashville for twenty years.
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BAMEY's VARIETTEs.-The Baileys had an
other crowded house last night. The new
pavilion is larger than the old one, but is
scarcely large enough TO contain comfortably
the immense numbers, of both old and young,
who crowd into it every evening. The prin-
cipal play last night was swept of the WISH
ton-Wish, or the White Bird of the Wilder
ness" which was rendered with the ability
usually displayed by the Baileys The enter
tainment closed with an excellent farce, per.
formed with fine effects. The company will
remain here for some time. and if you wish
to enjoy good laugh, 60 and hear them.
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Our MILITARY EDITOR. - LETTER FROM
LOUIS NAPOLEoN.-In the absence (still pro-
tracted) of our Military Editor, who is now
a: the Cape of Good Hope, we take the lib
erty (perhaps unwarrantable) of giving pub
licliy to the following very able letter adj
dressed to him by LOUIS NAPOLEON. 1t
speaks for itself-which is a fortunate cir
cumstance, as we cannot speak for it. Not
having bad time to make a translation, we
don't know what it is about. But, from the
expression ale medicament gun preUient," ETC.,
we are inclined to think the Emperor has got
into predicament, (medcament in FRENCH
and wants our Military Editor to help him
out. He can do that. of course; but whether
he UiH or not, is q question which he alone
can answer.
Monsieur EditeH Nlidire de Patriot
II nest pas de remede don't la necessite Sc
fasse autaut sentir, parmi les Americans, que
celui q.i les delivrerait de la tievre en- frs
son. Ce remede nous sommes a meme au-
jourd'hui de l'otfrir avec la conviction quill
atteindra le but desire ct quo pris Ell MIN
porte qurlle quantitc. fusage ne'en pOurrait
eutrainer aucun accident Celia prouve.
l-c Hhth'SalliNlt Ihi pitFiChS nc ihdi uoAt
etre Dime immense utilize dams les lieuX GU
regne ce NAL. ii vaut mieux PREVENlR
que guerir, car on echappe aust aux dangers
DIES acces. LIE remede fAyer chasse du sys-
teme lie poison Dies miasmas ct PREVENT lie de-
veioppcment De In fievre en- trisson quand on
le prend des les premiers symphonies. C'est
non settlement lie meilleur remede de &c gen
Sc mails encore celui qui coute lie moins. La
quantite que nous Demons pour une pisstre
lie met a Ia porlee de tout le monde at, dams
les districts GA zevit la flevre en- frisson. cha
Gun deyrait y avoir recours. La superiorite
de cette preparation sur les autres recon-
mandees pour les intermittentes, cOnsiste en-
ceci ellie reierme nj quinine nj minerauX ct
ne saurait daucune maniere porter atteinte
IA la constitution. Les personnes queries ont
ensulte un aussi bonnie sante que 81 Giles Ia
valent jamais etc malades. Adieu J
LOUIS MADISON.
We shall commence the study of the French
language early this morning, aud, by close
application, we hope to be able to lay before
the reader translation OF this highly inter
esting letter in our next issue.
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GsS- All persons who wish to contribute
provisions for the Opposition Jubilee on the
5Oth, are requested to send their contributions
by the hour of o'clock on the morning OF
the Both, to one of the following places
where committees will be in waiting TO re-
ceive them:
Watkins's Grove.
Esquir" Dyer's Office, Market House.
Latimer's Store, Church street.
Conger's Store, South Nashville.
Davidsou's Store, Edgeield.
Wards Store, Corner Spruce and Cedar
streets
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Opposition Mass Meeting,
Order of Procession.
AUGUST 3OIH, 1855

LIST CHIEF MARSHALS AND AIDS.
r. II. McEwen, A. Tyler, J. r. Bruce and A. A.
Hatcher.
2ud.-BRASS BAND.
3rd.-oPPOSlTIUN CLUB, WITH BADGES.
Anthony :. Camp and George =. Akers, Marshals.
4th-SPEAKERS, DISTINGUISHED VISITORS COM
MTTTEES IN CARRIAGES
Archer Cheatham, Marshal.
6th.-THIRTY- THREE YOUNG LADIEsS-Represent-
ing the Thirty three states.
6th.-MUSIC.
7th.-ClIIZENS AND VISITING DELEGATIONS ON
FOOf
VIII. F. Meaeham, r. II. Barry, ST. Clair Morgan, Dr
Will. Clark, + q. Earthman, pr, sam. davidson, Il.
+. Durham, jas. d. Russell, sllas Norris, James
Hainey, MIrsbals
sth.-CTTIZENS IN CARRIAGES.
10. H. Vanleer and J. S. Williams, Marshas.
9th.-CITIZENS ON HORSEBACK.
NJ G. Cotton, VIM. Shane, J. H. Anderson, WIN. Jor-
dan and Frank Gleaves.
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criminal Court Clerk.

Sc We authorized 10 announce r. H. CAMP
BILL a. a Candidate for Criminal Court Clerk, al the
ensuing March election. aagts-te
a. We are authorised TO announce CHAs. Z, DIG
CONS q eandidats for Criminal coart Clerk Al The
next March ciectioa- Julss-ie-
as- We are authorized 10 announce JOHN SHANE,
Esa A. candidate fer rs-eise ios 10 the Office Of
Criminal Court Clerk al the Rsxi March slscuon.
mAyl3-te
TIVE are authorized 10 announce br. 4
PATTERSON As a candidate fos Criminal Court Clerk
atthe ensuing March election. naay.s Vi
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Gs-We received by yesterdays mail
copy of the Memphis Eas~iag Ledger dated
June the ith. The Ledger took good deal
of interest In the success Of CuRRIN, and we
presume this copy Iiasered in the district
with the hope of witnessing his election 10
person, and u being the frat 10 bring US the
news. But even IL this supposition is true,
II ought to have been here three weeks ago,
at least After all, there Is no telling why
1t has 50 lOng played traant, nor where IL has
been Ia the mean tune.
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to Hon. HObert Hat
ton-fSarbecuea at Pilot Knob

The Barbecue to be given at PILOT KNOB in
Sumner, by citizens of that county, in honor
of the member elect to Congress from the 18th
District, Hon. ROBERT HATToN, will take
place ON THURSDAY, SEPT lsT. Preparations
are being made for the entertainment of q
vast crowd, made up of people from all por-
tons of the District, and il is earnestly hoped
let nothing prevent them. Other distin-
guished speakers, in addition to Mr.. HATToN,
Will be present
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COUNTY DELEGATION TO THE OPPOSITION
large delegations are coming in TO the Jubi-
lee on the 30th. From all the adjoining
counties, and from the various districts OF
Davidson. they will come in large numbers.
1t is particularly requested that every dele
CATION will notify the marshals when they
will prrive, that they may be received and
conducted to their place in the procession.
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The JUBILEE AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY
BELL AND Observation-Disclosures WILL BE
HERE.--The following dispatch wSs received
yesterday: oc ,ozo
MEMPHIS, August 26, 1859.
JAMES E. RAINS:
Etheridge will certainly be with you
glorious jubilee yesterday and last night
Bell speaks to day at the Hall:
j. Ii. MCMAHON.
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OPPOSITION JUBILEE.-MEETING OF COMMIT
TEES AND MARs1IALs.--All the members of the
various committees, connected with the OPP
position Jubilee, the Chief Marshals, and
their Aids and Assistants are requested to
meet at the room over MCCLELLAND's store,
this morning at IL O'Clock. All members Of
the Opposition party are requested to meet
the committees on this occasion.
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TENN & ALA. r. R.--HALP FARE.-From
the Superintendent advertisement in anoth-
or column, it will be seen that those who
come over the Tennessee and Alabama Rail-
road to attend the Railroad Celebration in
this city next Tuesday, will be charged moth
ing on their return trip. We hope to see
a very large delegation from the counties
South of US on that occasion.
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Extra Trains

will be run on the Edgefeld d Kentucky
Road to accommodate the people VINO WISH
to attend the Opposition Jubilee in Nashville
an the 10th inst. The trains will leave Spring
fele at 7 O'Clock, A. NJ, aud arrive III NASH
vile in ample time for the people to join the
procession, and returning will leave the
depot in Edgefeld at Al o'clock, 2. NJ. Hall
fare will be charged for the trip.
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Great Britain, City of Washington and Ariel,
arrived out
The Sandman representative absented them
selves from some of the sittings of the Zurich
Conference. The proceedings are strictly
secret.
1t is reported, via Vienna, that the Repub-
licans have proclaimed in Parma and that
the Piedmontese were driven out. The
friends of order everywhere are fleeing.
The Russian loan of twelve millions, and
Indian loan of five million pounds, have been
introduced in the London market.
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Great Railroad Celebration
and Barbecue.
TO BE HELD IN NASHVILLE On TUES
DAY, SEPTEMBER SIXTH.

TO BE HELD IN NASHN Lille ON TUES
DAY, SEPTEMBER SIXTH.
The citizens of Nashville and vicinity, will
give Grand Barbecue on the day above
mentioned, in honor of the opening of the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad, from Nash
Vile to Bowling Green. The citizens of Ken
lucky and Tennessee generally are invited to
attend. The Louisville and Nashville, and
Edgefeld and Henderson Railroads are free
to all who desire to participate in the festiv-
tiles.
Arrangements are in progress to make this
the most magnificent affair of the kind ever
COTTON up in the Southwest. 1t will be an
occasion long to be remembered.
Addresses will be made by distinguished
citizens of Kentucky and Tennessee.
City and Gallatin and Kentucky papers
please copy. aug26-td
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LUCKY.-We saw the amiable Local of the
Gazete last evening staggering along Union
street beneath the weight of an immense and
from one of his many admirers among the
ladies'
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INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, Aug. 26.-The Santa
Fe mail has arrived. The Kiowa Indians
stopped and forced the mail party to divide
their provisions and said that hereafter they
meant to levy on all persons.
There is deep snow in the mountains.
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& AN do Att y.
MayOraIty.

co We are authorized to announce S. n. HoL-
IINGSwORrH as a Candidate for Mayor OF Nashville,
at the ensuing election. aug26-te
So We authorized 10 announce GODFREY ~
FoGG, Esq, candidate for Mayor at the ensuing
election. augl5-te
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Clerk of the seuate.

ss-we are authorized to announce JOHN Nc
cIARIN, Of Smith county, as candidate for Prinoi.
pal Clerk Of the Senate us ensuing election
ang22-td
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county trustee.

ss-we are authorized % annoaRos rios 7. sam
nEfss as candidate Cor he one % ooanty Trustee
az davidson coanty al the eleeiioa 10 be heId -
March, lsue. spra,If
ss- We are Aatharlzsd % snnsaRes sAAufl.
AAESr = eAndldAls fsr coanly trustee The hsz
March election, sprieta
ar We are authorized 10 announce -IStiAA
CLARKE candidate fos Trustee Of pavsdsoa eoan-
~, a sAe nsxt nareh slscs1cE. suS2c-ss
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es-The Hon. JoHs BEII. arrived at Men,
phis on the moraing itbe gath, and Hon. En-
sERsoS ErnKRlDoE. 10 the afternoon. They
were enthusiastically received.
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Died.
SiOnaIIed.

BALTIMORE. August 26.-George Brown
and James Swan, both Ex-Presidents of the
Merchants Bank died to day.
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Principal Door-keeper OF the Hsu.

ss- We are authorized TO announce jams l.
LEAKE, Of pNvigGrn Cosnty a candidate for Prin-
oipal Door Keeper Of the House Of Representa-
lives Aug23-te
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To Country Merchants.

Having added to our extensive Retail Department,
a large and increased variety Of New Hardware,
Guns and Cutlery, which were selected especially
for the country Merchant Trade We respectfully So
licit call from all CASH and prompt time dealers
visiting this market Particular attention is directed
10 our NEw and CONVENIENTLY ARRANGED SAMPLE Room.
MCCALL X CO.,
aug19-tf "a Public Square.
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9p Gelfarapb.
Foreign per steamer America.

CoRREcTIoN-It was the steamer America
which arrived yesterday instead of the
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SIXTH WARD.

RJ-W We are authorized to announce B. S. REEA
a candidate for Councilman from the sixth Ward at
the ensuing election. aug27-te
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EB- We authorized TO announce P n. HARRIS,
a IA candidate for Councilman from the First Ward,
at the ensuing election. aug27-te
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The SantaFe Wall.

New YORK, Aug. 26.-The Spanish Steam
ship Pajaro Delo Ceano is signalled.
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II There will he preaching at the Market House
next Sunday afterdoon at 4 O'Clock.
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River NexXa.
Markets.

! ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 26.-The river is receding
slowly with 81 feet water to Cairo. The up
| per streams are falling
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PREMIUM PIANOS.


II. Psrssas xsraes azsass srfline any eeeds $500
II A., % M srees. szpept sleeled "a myssh
sazhsiiis. Ausa IS. isss sasis-&
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MINERVA COLLEGE,
For Young ladies,
Near Nashville. Tex.uessee

TIE iith Anneai SESSION a shts Easlitnsioa VII
II opes 90 ndsy, 5th u september. 1889. The
iuCaitSn a Mnerxa college Offers a1nsaai ndrAnta
gcs Ia haAlthfalnsss q ehaage ease Of Access and
Ia beauty - sarreuDdiug c90ltry. Wei auaIAe8
fsaehofs ez1pisyrd ia each Department : IA the
cozes1 atssnt eli Be eisen the iateiieesu4A aaa
moral improvements of tAe paptlz ne Aasse a.
fsartzneEt b coa1anfed BY rTs< AExkT Wxszx Who
il2s ~g<eaad this iasiltnslan Sortasl schasf Tor
yoang s.fses, ~ho may wish - quaiily shessseises
Ia tssoAlns Agsie. fof c.l- tgaes. ~ farther m
9. = JONES. Praaelaai,
orW = HAWKINS. Sec ~
Nnsrva College, asar NasEvAlls. fezn.
sus1s-in
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Lots Of Good Fronts and Depths,
Terms of sale.


Z n boxes frias Nessern Reserve cAsase, ;ess
OU reserved, fresh aud ace, fsr sale ~
CAikEE1l, NffSfukD %
sages-a ~. aArksl street..
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anftiua Sales.
TAM Il - LIE
GROCERIES
BY
HARRIS, GORDON & co.

On Wednesday next, 31st Of August, 1853,
WTE will offer at Public Sale, in large lots with
w liberal privileges,
200 hhds. prime and 200 boxes G. Boyd's
choice La. Sugar; Sweet Tobacco;
500 bbls. extra white rec 100 boxes GOdwin's Gold
thedlWhsky; Leaf Tobacco:
200 boxes Il doz. each) 100 boxes Godwin's No.
Brandies, vari's IDS Tobacco;
200 boxes q doz. EACH 100 boxes Prestons Sweet
VOLTS Schnapps: Tobacco;
200 boxes Boaz No. To- 100 reels Cotton Plough
bacco; Lines and Bed Cords;
100 boxes BoaZ Gold Leaf SEQ pkgs Star Candles,
Tobacco; wholes halves and qrs
With many other articles.
TERMS SAIE-Au sums under $500 cash. All
sums over $500 and under $1,000 sixty days. All
sums over SlOU0 and under 5000 ninety days. All
sums ): 900 four tbs for approved endorsed
notes, payable in one of the City Banks.
HARRIS, GORDON & co.
n. B-Our object will be 10 close out Il lots offered
aug26-td
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City Council.

II r We authorized To announce THOMAS C.
CRUNk "a candidate for Councilman OF the First
Ward, at the ensuing election. aug23-te
FiFTH WARD.
as- We are authorized TO announce JOHN lei
LYETT as a candidate for Councilman for the Filth
Ward, at the ensuing eiertson. aug20-ie
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OIL.-Linseed has been forced on the market 20 the
extent Of 800 bbls. during the week, at 541<956c,
chiefly 55c, at which rate the market closes SO is
obta ned for small lots from store.
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Qomulerrial.
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Aug. "a.
BUTTER.-The market has been less active during
the past week. and prices are lie lower on the best
quality and 2Sa3c the lower descriptions The
receipts have increased, and there has been put
moderate shipping demand The closing qnotseons
are 15916c for choice Western Reserve and l2Si4c
BROUMS.-The supply continues small ana chi'ny
consists of importatio from the East Prices are
rather higher The following quotations represent
the rates obtained by dealers;
Common 81 i5fGS2 90
Fancy 5o9 90
Extra do OOSa 8 70
Shaker 259 IS
CANDLES ANDsoAP.-The market is unchanged
and steady for all articles coming under this head
We continue 70 quote as before:
Star Candles, full weight. zoe.
% IA oZ..-.---.--. Is
Opal &c fun weight. 49,. II
Taliow GO double pressed. 13H
Soap, No and Palm.-.--..-.
Extra.
,1E boxes Candles, and GO do Soap were export
ed during the week.
FEATHERS.-There is good steady demand, and
prices have ruled firm throughout the week at 42c
Tor lots, and 4Sc in the small way from store
HAY.-The demand is about equal to the receipts,
and prices have ruled steady at Sl6lI per ton Tor
PRIME.
HIDES-A far steady demand and prices are IN
changed We quote Green &c; Green Sailed 71z9Sc;
Flint 16917c; and Dry Sailed, 15@l6c.
HEMP.-The market is unchanged and inactive at
12591S0 per ton, for prime Kentucky and Missouri
Manila dull at sGs1zc per ID.
HOPS--Prime are retailing at 1o9l2c, with dull
market.
IRON.-The demand continues quite limited. Ohio
River hot blast s26927 the latter rate from yard
LEAD ANDSHOT.-Iiere is feature IN the
market The demand is moderate and c9nhn-d SO
the current wants of the trade and manufacturer
We continue 10 quote Pig Lead 55<f06c; Bar 696Z
and Sheet and Pipe T1z07Zc Shot sells at SO 5O(9
received during the week.
LEATAER.-rhe market is unchanged, and rather
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These hats include what = knogn as the Garrett
place situated AcNairy and JeaeFsou streets and
AL Joinng the nrst addition q DE-. d. T. Acsageck
liz L4ysea And otaeGz- Ths property has been
~ hsliK sied into
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CANDLES AND S0AP--The market is unchanged
and steady for all articles coming under this head
We continue 70 quote as before:
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On Friday, the End day Of September next,
WE viii proceed to sell, at Public Sale, on the
w premises.