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steamboat and River News.

The E. H5,card is in port, and receiving for
New Orleans, and viii leave tomorrow at
4 o'clock.
The Wa1ona, the handsOmest and best APP
pointed passenger boat in the trade, arrived
on yesterday morning with large freight
and passenger list She is in charge of Capt.
2. X BARCLAY, late OF the SeUenty- .Sin, assist
ed in the Office by ESQ. SfDDALL. one Of the
most competent and systematic secre-
taries ever in the trade She will leave for
Cincinnati and all way points on tomorrow
morning at 10 clock, \. NJ.
The Jfnnetonka is the regular mail boat to-
day at IL o'clock, NJ. She is fast packet,
making good time. and is always punctual in
her time of departure. Capt DAsHIEIL is in
charge Of this laughing maiden, assisted in the
office by Tom BELL and SLOAN.
The Ohio river from last reports was
falling. b ut in good navigable condition.
The river is yet falling, with about feet
wafer on shoals. Weather warm, with high
winds throughout the entire day, indicating
rain.
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The s.EIfxir,,,

Prepared by Or JAS. WILLIAMS, for the cure ofDYs
PEPSY, and nothing but DYSPEPSY, (as advertised in
another coulmn has, by its merits obtained for
itself high reputation in Philadelphia that Physi
clans acquainted with its properties using it them
selves and prescribing to their PATIENTS convinced
by observation of its great efficacy in restoring the
dsordered digestive organs healthy function. NJ
merous cases OF Dyspepsy, of the most aggravated
character, which were abandoned incurable by
of the Medical Faculty have, by the Of this
Elixir been restored perfect health, attested
Gates testify aprl5-ly
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

EHspNNS, DR.. KING formerly of New York, for
kIHAAS the last four years Of Louisville, Ken
lucky and who has devoted his attention the treat
of private diseases for 80 years, fatters
himself, having attended L a practice for many
years and cured many thousands, he is enabled TO
cure all diseases of private nature, matter how
bad they may be from mjudciOus medical treatment,
or from neglect of their DR.. Kings DspensaTy
is No % Deaderck street. between Cherry and the
Square second story where he cures all diseases OF
private nature.
GONoRRHEA cured without nauseious medicine or in
reference with business.
STRUCTURES OF old recent date eiectually cured in
few days, by operation which causes no pain.
Where Structure exists health cannot be enjoyed.
Perhaps disease causes more mischief and under
mines the constitution much.
SYPHILIS, with all the diseases of the skin, growing
out of neglect or bad treatment, can be ehectualy
cured In few days.
SEMINAL MISUNDERSTANDING ttentionhavingb been
given this disease and all .he consequences grow
ing out of IL, brought on IN many cases by the de
structive habits of inconsdcrate Youths and
undermine the constitution rende the subject unfit
for business or society and causing premature old age
Females who may he iabOr!aE with amy difficulty Of
tie Womb may stassured Of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their case with fee enclosed directed To Dr. A King
No. % Deaderck street Nashville, Teun., will have
the necessary metcmcsent To their address. It'll ne
Gessary directions. strict secrecy observed. Office
hoursfrom O'Clock in tie morning until in the eve
ming naV2G-ndAwly
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Musical. INsrRU CrIoN.- iIERscuEIL FIN
TON. for several years the leader of the popn-
lar ..CaIapbcll Minstrels," has located Ia this
CITY. and will give lessons on the Violin and
Guitar. Mr.. f. has long been engaged in
tie musical world. and enjoys high reputa-
ito l for his skill in imparting knowledge In
the use of the Violin aud Guitar. and We are
truly glad that he has become 50 much fas-
ciuated with our city us TO make It his flu
ture homa. and trust he will have no caure
to regret the step he has taken, but will meet
with success equal to his well known abilities
as teacher of music.
His rooms are In the Union Block, on
Cherry street.
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W DOCTOR HOOFLAND,S
CELEBRATED
@ E r. Nj A n BIT 7 L II s .
DR.. C. N. JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA, Pa,

DR. C. N. JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
WILL EFFEcTCALY cCRE
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Iaundice, Chronic or Ner
Debility, Diseases the Kidneys and all dseas
arising from disordered Liver Stomach, such
Constipation, Inward Piles, Funess of Blood to the
Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heapburn.
Disgust for Food Fullness Weight in the Stomach,
Sour Eructatons, Sinking FutteriDg at the Pa of
the Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried and
Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart, Choking
sufT.cating sensations in lying posture,
Dimness of Vision, Dots Webs before the sight, Fe
and duh pain the Head, Deficiency of Perspra-
ton, YellOwness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the
Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, &c, Sudden Flusbes of
Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Constant Imagining of
Evil, and great Depression of Spirits.
These Bitters are sold at IS cents per bottle, by
druggists and dealers in Medicines everywhere.
marl-lm.4
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THE GAIErY.-The manager has effected
resn gagement of the Rayels. Martinetu and
Blondn Troupe for another week. Their
performances last week attracted very far
audiences and gave general satisfaeti' n.
Those who have not seen them will not all
TO embrace the opportunity thus afforded, Of
seeing the exercises of the most renoW ned
troupe of the kind now in America. The bill
for tonight embraces a great variety. and is
well worthy visit.
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EIIIbusIerinr Expedifion.

New YORK, March 26.-The Courier des
Etdts Unis says a secret filibustering expedition
is ready to start 10 Cuba on receipt of in
structions, expected by the next Havana
steamer. Their head quarters is at New
York, and they have plenty of arms and
ammunition in Southern cities. Men are
ready to depart simultaneously from different
parts of the Union. Secret agents are in Cuba
engaged in preparing facilities for access.
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Ge- At the Athens Circuit Court-says
the Huntsville Lemocrat--last week, Hon. X.
B. LINDSAY. of Tuscumbia, announced him
self candidate for Congress against Hon.
Gro. S. HoUsToN, who, also, declared himself
a candidate for reelection. The discussion
between the gentlemen was very spirited
spicy and tart, we learn. Both are Democrats
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pp Gelegrapb.
Prom washington.

WASHINGTON, March 26.-Col Joe Johnson,
of the First cavalry has gone to Mexico
under Governmental orders.
The new sloop Lancaster is to be fitted for
sea expeditiously; probably destined for the
Pacific.
The Treasury receipts for the week are ST.
$1,000. There is no balance in the Treasury
over seven millions. h@H
Col. Lander leaves Washington on Mon
day to resume work on the South Pass
wagon road, to repair damages and shorten
the route.
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N A S H WILLIE F.:
MONDAY MORNING, MARCH %, 1859
STATE Convention.

The following is the list of delegates APP
,ointed to represent Davidson county in the
opposition State Convention, to meet in this
ity tomorrow morning. We trust that each
delegate will make it his especial business to
e in attendance:
LIST Ward-John Beatty, W. p. Roberts
2d S. NJ. Scott, NJ. NJ. Monohan.
Sd W. H Horne, K j. Morris.
4th Jas. M Hamilton, w. K. Bang.
5th S. n. Hollingsworth, I'd. ID.
Farnswortb.
9Th III. Yarbrough. Van Baugh.
9TH Isaac Paul. NJ. g. L. ClaibOrn.
Stb q NC. Cotton DIR. a. A. Hatcher.
I'd Dist.-Thos Fuqua, Burrill Bender.
I'd HI. Charlton, |. Whitworth.
4th Hollis Hager, Ii. L. Hamilton.
9Th :. III. Towns, w. Z Cartwright.
9th J. a. Battle, J. H. Austin.
9TH T. B. Bigley, Charles Cook.
sth a. J. Ramsey, w. l.. Ewing.
9Th T. b. johnson A. Gregory.
10th JP Wiles, w. X. EllistOn.
18th " +. Compton, w. EimundsOn.
18th s. Davidson, j. Jordan.
I4lh III. L. Perch. W. W. Fulghum.
18th J. Prichard, J. NJ. JosIin.
18th e" A. w. johnson, Captain W.
Walton.
18Th 1" s. Hill. james II. Wilson.
goth L. Cunningham, W. Drake.
Pit J.B. White, Vim. b. Ewing.
22d Jno L. Ewing. VIM. c. Shaw.
23d DIR. J. L. Manlove, l.. Will
liaIns.
24th Ed. Graves. j. b. q. Carney.
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arkets.

Markets.
New ORLEANS, March 26.-Cotton sales to-
day 10000 bales; prices unchanged. Corn
active at 925. Mess Pork Is Is. Lard in
barrel at III. New York Exchange advanc-
ed }. Sight par al premium.
New YORK, March 26.-Cotton quiet;
sales LOCO bales Corn firm; sales of Al 900
bushels Mess Pork firm at II 50alS 25.
Sugar firm. Lard oil 97al 90.
CINCINNATI, March -Whisky-sales
5000 bbls at 2l4. Mess Pork II 0Oal7 70.
Lard-sales 100 tierces at l2f. Linseed oil
10. Sugar at 7a74. Coffee l2al2!. Molasses
34a344.
SAVANNAH, March 26.-Sugar and Molasses
improving.
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A SLAYER Captured.

SAVANNAH, March 26-Havana advices to
the 10th says the schooner Alice Randall with
cargo OF SO Africans has been captured and
taken into Porto Rico and the crew inn
prisoned.
Another SLAYER, with a cargo of 60, landed
at Remedies Cuba
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gs- A lot of over 1900 bars Of iron for
the Tennessee & Alabama Central X. r.,
arrived at Memphis. on the l7tb inst, from
Pittsburg. Track-laying from Athens TO the
Tennessee line will soon commence.
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wrecked.

NEW YORK, March 26.--The British man of
war, Jasseur, was wrecked off Jamaica on the
night of the fourth of March. The crew took
to the boat. Ten were swept overheard. A
boat containing the Captain and 10 men ar
rived at Cuba. The other boat containing
30 men is missing
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Nome Again.

AIR LARC0HHE desires 80 aafoFm BE
NJ lrsona a. 4 ths pa6lr ssneFAliy that be has
sar ned fr.i SeFtharn toar .aad Is really - oisH
the fail camrsiEHs
Fuliy posted II Alireeenti ~ provenentsin Phcts-
grAphis AAnipslatsabFelyi heEetofsre, selely
upon fAs Il his FlctnFes, and feterntsed -
spare 10 ensrt please BE e0nadsaty tnstes tboss
Mo hAFs Hsx- given hln . fair tai, q d. 50.
LADIES' Nsf,S- hs pFesrut Foonls The Haest coAFe-
nleHtiy an5 TsisssAnsy l0Sstea ef aay n ne ctS,
hsFry ktTs fsfnsr 81 ualea. ssgt@i-t
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LOUISVILLE, March 26.-NoOn.-The river
is about stationary, with l44 feet water on
he falls.
ST. LOUIS, March 26.-Noon.-The river is
swelling slowly.
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Sailed.
River News.

New YORK, March 26.--The steamship
Washington sailed for Liverpool to-day.
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New YORK, March 26.-The steamship
Pacific, from Galway the fifth, has arrived.
Her dates are anticipated.
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New ORLEANS, March 26.-Minister Nc
Lean goes to Vera Cruz by the Quaker City.
The Tennessee is repairing.
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Elm Crag Tor safe.

II WI s1a GA rsAsanabis terms, thai beautiful
ana hig-iy improved psoperty, edloiaing fFHnkiin
and Mtasrya Colleges, kneSa a. '.tas Gao Apply
10 g. X BARNES
frhis-tf rasit Ss~&nSs uetai
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Clerk and Masters Sale of Lots
i'm Clifton- --s-
On Salnrday, The 1Oth Day Of lprl, lS5s,
sHERIFF7s SALE.

Ilf Nirtus 81 N~Editioa exIcnzs sllrecsed Esa
ID deTrfre fto1n he hoaeFsbie CiTcuf caTs - d.
Nsossn caonty ,frnn- 81 - January term. lste NH
-xFass 10 Pubiic sale - ths highest hidrr cash
Il he ossrt hguse yard gate THE csy ~ Nssae s,
90 sArtkslAf, Ihk z1Kb lax - Afkll-, 1853
Al the rgat. rie, caan utercst and estzlr- whlcn
heary kueles thea 4 q nay e4ye since scfplred
h ana ~ the sellu~as aes<rloed llt ~ Greunt- AZ
u1t-d IN tatt9son csaHty. and .tata nl foancssaf
belng lnl No 70 h y. T. Aczvue = plaza ~ ios az
Ff1ln< S1sA sli.r ccmnrncias a. st7ke On relarneF
slrers the cssaer - lefSe y. runang teaee sienz
sanllef strs ninsty -nse fe O. the curheF - LQt.
No q. thfacs a. nt Hngles ens hnndret AID eighty
oi1 f1et 90 sake, tbrocr - rssht angies sla
TIE he - la No - .hiae,1 -ese Sect % STAKE,
= IL feet q a. hs<sn1ing. for rther parIirnla :
rsl<rsoer na4ds ~ strston - see = he Eezi.-
terss cfne< q Ias,ds easnty, Aeek ~. -. pass
ST ana s7s &C eelRs isviet - De HropeFty e
iina.ry Koelry - satst i1txms ~ rendeFea n "a
~ u 1@ees Netssvezk against HenFy kneiey ehd
Ishn nznuasl March zlsi. isse.
4 n HISIo<. sheriff
azr1--td bgE.e tEAkE, u sherac
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Chilaren's Carriages.

fUsr received a large ios % Chldrens CaFrtagss,
j Gney anished hich win be sid lower than ever
tens MACKENZIE 4 nScHIS.
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y OE AZ a. .
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS-
We are selling many articles OF HARDWARE,
"hcing part Of KnHKNAN Elus's last IMPORTATION"
at Il small advance on COST for C'sH. Our NEw STock
~nIrh Is being made complete by daily arrivals, We
Offer at reduced prices Cash negotiable paper
Y.u money by buying your Hardware at
- Public square, kusKNAN n ELLIs's old stand, from
n.bgs-tf MCCALL. X co.
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S T o r A G E.
New Fire Proof Warehouse.

TUE aadersizsss have tAken the large EFslysuss
Il seesntly sFszEe4 FanhiaE thfosxh fFeEa sartst
Cols<e street. aad aElftg fFrIAFsd - Etre
fsvuFaals teFtns, al sFs.ctes thAt nay - aEeEe1
he stesnton " ulerchAnis IN tie c-tf ssroEisliy
rsrss y car E.esllEies fss tzking - ssgar OF
fee sark ezti ana Mel4ssx and - The fset that rs
saFaEce anst are cas- - estase1 ge<s4s sszred
sllh - 90 fnosl fkEoEzbAe terusk-
ws wsil stsc kesF eeust4at snptly - hAikp HAY
and cof<A ska. sAsrh st ~ nslt oa rezs
enshle isFtnz- A share y puefie pstFesass y - .
spsefaiiF safselsca4
ses9-iy n A. PAREsH CO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-06

lost 1000 men, among whom were great number
Of prisoners and wounded, who were sent to the
hospital Of voghera, where the Emperor Napoleon
went to visit them.
DOUBTFUL NATURE or THE STRUGGLE.
That did not hinder that the news received on
Saturday night should have represented the affair
Of Monticello as victory, which appears to us to
DC nearer the truth, as the already enormous
part by the allies, indicate losses far more con-
siderable.
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s-@ Railroads.
l. Advanced Piedmontese guards, which, falling back
upon voghera gave notice Of the approach Of the Aus.
TRAN columns.
q Arrival OF the Austrians partly BY The road leading
from Casteggio 70 voghera, and partly BY railroad.
g. Position Of the French regiments which took part In
The 6ght
l. Movement Of the French troops towards Ne Aus
TRANS.
g. Attack on the village Of Moniebelo.
O. The Auatrians ~ entering CAsteggto.
Gen. Forey Immediately took the command OF q
division of the advanced guard composed OF 5000
French and one regiment of Piedmontese cavalry,
and both sides engaged in the combat. It lasted
nearly four hours. Six hundred men on tho side
of the Allies were left on the field Of battle, and
among the dead General Beuret was numbered,
who commanded one Of the brigades OF the divi-
sion Forey, Colones Lespart de Bellefond, Coutei,
and thirty other officers. Commandments Lacre-
tel'e and Ferrnsac were wounded.
REPORTED LOSSES ON THE OTHER SIDE.
On the other hand, we ore told that the Austrans,
who were to the number Of $4,000 men, must have
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COMO DESCRIBED.
Como il frontier city of Lombardy, situate
about eight leagues from Milan and at point
south of the lake which bears its name. 1t is one
Of the most important positions in Upper Lombar
dy. Como communicates with Milan by railway
THE CONFLICT AT COMO.
Garibaldi having encountered the Austrians be-
fore that city he attacked them with great fury. It
was then struggle of giants. The combat, accord
ing to the last dispatches, lasted eight hours AZ
ter heroic and desperate resistance the troops of
Cyulai were compelled to yield. Many pieces of
artillery and some prisoners fell into the hands of
the Italians, who some hours after entered Como
amid the frenzied applause of the population. The
Austrians retired upon Monza
RHINroRCEMfNTs FOR aARIsALpr.
IL is asserted that GaribaIdi is about to
receive reinforcement Of several pieces Of
Mel is marching to his aid. Everything Is to know
how these two captains will act to secure their
Junction. The French, if they wish to come to Ga
ribaldi must necessarily cross the Tcino with the
venturer.
CONTRAST OF THE CONFLICTS OF COMO AND vAREsE
WITH FRENCH WARFARE.
The two feats Of arms OF Varese and Como Singh
the Allies. While Louis Napoleon promenades
around Aessandria visits fields of battle all full of
glory for his uncle passes in review troops which
lounge with segars in their mouths, and
make jokes at the Tyrolean chasseurs, he advances
towards voghera, then suddenly turns back, no one
diviniDg why. Garibaldi who hides not his ambi
ton but his party, resolutey marches to encounter
the Austrians, and, on coming up, it must be &C
knowledged, did them much injury.
THE NORTHEAST OF LoMBARDY.
Behold, then, the northeast Of Lombardy invaded
in its turn and we are going to see serious opera
tons begun, because il must not be lost sight Of
that until the present time the Allies have not been
encountered on any strategic line. To cross the Ii
cino, at the point Of the Lego Maggiore, in noun.
famous country, where no other kind of war can
be scarcely made than the war of partisans, to
occupy country without defence and without
value IN strategical point Of view 20 cast himself
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gully dunn & 5alrrnarl



Whist tue letter Of this gentlsmzn, which We
give Ia another eolumn, viii be received By the
people Of this Senatorial District with the deepest
regret, its sterling Democratic sentiments cannot
aail TO fad voice o. approval from every demo.
vratie heart like everything coming from Col, HILL
his letter to his constituents is democratic al over
and Il seems the gallant Col is not less grateful N
bowling himself out thaa bOwing himself late the
State Senate.
Il would be piece ef inexeusable aeghgsnes ana
Eanton iDjustice we're We to permit one 90 1aiRiol
to our party and 80 popular with its membsrs 80 pass
from its services without Wordof adiSu--sspecia
y one Of cur own lORfewnsmsn, for whom Wes
"a common With the rest OF the eOmmunity, enter
tain feelings Of the highest respect ana In laying
Ais admirable letter before our readers We take
the occasion to mnge regrets vita those Of the
rest Of his constituency
Col Hill entered the Senate last year % its
Youngest member and served through the session
with credit to himself and those who sent him and
With never nnching adelity TO the interests Of the
State As chairman Of the Committee Of WAYS
and Means, the most Important Of ell the commit.
tees, he displayed his characteristics energy and
application to business The ferretting out of the
frauds Of the State officials, which enans.ed frsu
the committee allowed named, bears testimony to Col
Hills activity aud research. In all ether leading
questions which were settled by the Legislature be
bore prominent part and entirely satisfactory to
ha constituents
As Democrat B. J. HLL Is game to the bach
eoae-in ether words, true to prlnoiples-manly il
dsbate and energetic in aetion. For many years b
has been one Of thu most popular leaders In tn,
mountains, and in his retracys the good wishes Of
our Of friends attend him.-.AsRanoiils Era
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MACKENZIE & MINCHIN

Have rented De House, No IA, College Street, fer
fs doors beiOw The SsUGnes House.
Their Hardware complete and contains least
great variety be found In any other house in the City
They viii eDdearor at s times the best articles in their
line sell the lowest prices At their establishment may
be found for
BUELDERS---EVery description Of Locks from the best
quality to the cheapest Bolts, Hinges, Screws
Nails of all sizes
CARPENTERS---Planes, Saws ChiseIs, Cages, Ham
mers, and every descriptions Of Tool.
BLACKSluHrkESs-sVises Apvils, Sledge Hamers Steel
&c, &c.
PAINTERS---Brushes Of every size and quality,
Tools busters, Cancels Hair Pencils, &c. &c.
Horse Brushes, American Brushes, Curry Combs,
Dung Forks, &c, &c.
FARMERS..~Spsdes, ShoTels, scythes, Picks, &c.
esAHDNERSsIIoes,R akes, Pruning Implements, Lines,
&C., &c.
SPORTSMEN---Doube and Single Barrel Shot Guns,
Powder Flssks, Game Bags, Percussion Caps, &c
Pocket Pistols, Colts RevolveFs, Allan's and all
thenew improvements in Fire Arms.
HOUSE Observation-Disclosures Forks, Table and Tea
Spoons, Ivory Handled Cutlery Of every pattern
Knives and Forks Of all kinds.
CANDLESEHCkSs.-Brta Planished Tin, Japanned
Of all kinds
BASKETS.--of every shape and size
WALTERS AND TEA TRAHS---rom 1oc. each ur
the finest quality.
WOODEN WARE.--Buekets, Rolling Pins. Trays
Bowls.
FEATHER observation-disclosures Brushes, Brooms
POpe's Heads and Eyes, MOps, and Carpet
Brushes.
ORNAMENTAL GOODS---Plate Warmers, Coal Vas
es, Toilet Sets, &c, &c, &c.
q MACKENZIE & MTNCHIN,
ocfO8 oil sire
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B. L. sIMPsO N,
Aa. PuMITn snuARE.


49s PUBLIC SQUARE.
nFFERsto his efens and tie tra4e, largest and best
leetions Of brande Gins Runs Porss asdeiras, shees
and ohauagnes, TO Nashville consisting Of the fol
Loving brands:
lrl COGNAO BRANDTES.
5qles Robins : Co.'S Pale, in ~ X a1a x pipes;
casllon Fine Champagne, In x pipes oaly;
LanerieFs Pale In Y, and pipes.
la ROCHELLE BRANDEESs
PsIltvolsin, Pale and Dark, in X pipes;
Rasteaa, DO do 10 dc
Aexandre seiSneitte, Dark. in 4, 4 and pipes.
HOLLAND GINS.
Aedor Sevon, In pipes;
Grape Leaf in q pipes
Anchor, In pipes.
RUNS.
jamaica, very old;
st. Croix, New Crop
WINES.
Dur Gordon Sherry;
Golden Cluster Madeira;
Pure Juice old 0pSrto Port;
Burgundy Ports
Malaga Wines, dry and sweet.
CaAIPAGNES.
Charles Heidsok, quarts and pints.
Crane Of sllery, quarts and pints;
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