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THE THEATRE.-Mr. ANDERsoN's engage
ment is rapidly drawing to a close, and as
the weather has been very uniavorable during
the whole of this, bis first visit here, 1t may
be that there are play goers in the city who
have not had the pleasure of witnessing any
OF his splendid triumphs upon the stage. If
there be such, they should not loose the
opportunity afforded them by the four remain
ing evenings of his engagement. 1t will he
many day before we shall have another
ANDERSON here. His equal il not to he met
with every day, and is not met by everyday
in lifetime. Some one in the parquette
pronounced him "a whale" the other evening
when he had electrified the house with one
of his brilliant strokes of genius in Richard
III; and il that which constitutes him finish
ed tragedan also constitutes him n fish OF
that magnitude, We are inclined to think
ourselves that be is every like whale"
In all our theatrical experience tive mean
on this side of the ioot-lighis, for we are
stranger to the mysteries which lie beyond
them, having never appeared upon any other
stage than the four-horse concerns that went
out when the railroads came)-in all our
theatre going, an expression better adapted
the conveyance Of our meaning. we recolleet
to have seen but one Richard" which NAV
be referred to as equal to that of Mr.. AMBER
son.
Mrs. WARD being too uuweli to appear on
this occasion, Mrs. CRISP took her place as
"Queen Elizabeth" at a moments notice, and
We need not say that she played the part a.
few others can. Mr.. ANDERSON was well
sustained by the eompany-partIcularly,b by
Mr.. KEEBLE as Richmond" Mrs. HKSDkn.
Son as Lady Anne" and several others.
Mrs. mechanism performed her part excel;
1ently as the "Prinee of Wales" while the
pretty little Miss LERoY acquitted herself as
the young Duke of York''to the admiration OF
all. She is a child Of much intelligence and
and will one day distinguish |
herself as an actress.
Last night Mr.. ANDERsox appeared as
'.Ingomar" in the play of that name. To-
night ne plays Hanaist. Could he not give |
Is The Aereha'ato Of Psaios again before he takes
cave of usy
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,.Gomulfrrlal.
DALYPArRIor tlFrIcE
NASHVILLE: Dec. 0: loos- e
is an active denand at

NASHVILLE. Dec. .. coS- j 4
wHEATEThae is an active demand at
81 o0(9sI1o.
FLOUR-There is fair demand with an
increased price, and we quote superfne at
IS 90; extra family 81 90. 80 ae
8 I4kRD-HGood Lard in demand at 1ol @l0a-
Rb. 800 nerr,
SEEDS-Marketd dull with slight decline
in Glover Seed at So 50(97 90. Herds
Grass 81 25@s1 so; Timothy Seed So 25@
SIS so; Clean Blue Grass 81 IS; Stripped
81 80.
BACoN-oShoulder are worth s9ss;
Hams IL 90; Clear Sides 10 rs:
CORN MEAL-sI(9l 10. Thisrange in
elades the retail prices. = "a
WHISKY-Rectifed a5@2s; country
brands 5O@75c. fa
IRON.-Teunessee- Bar ac, Band 7(972,
Horse Shoe 81, Nail Rod 9, Boiler 81, Sheet
5000, Hoop s1@s3. Pittsburg- 81,
Band 54@6. Horse Shoe5 Nail Rod7 Sheet
54@6, Hoop 1911.
NAIIS.-Threes SIS so. Foars "a SO per
keg, Skies 81, Fights So rs, Tens andl anger.
sizes So So ~ y
DRIED FRUIT.-Little doing. Apples
81 OO(@I Is. Demand good. Peaches
none in market.
RoPE-Grass 23914c .Jute 12i; Cotton
Thread 223@23. 5tO 4 a GJJ
LEAD.-7t cents B D.
SHOT.-Buck So 40; Drops 90 per Dag.
POWDER.--Blasting So 90, and Rife 81
90 per keg.
GINSENG-In fair demand at an increas-
ed price. We quote at 3O935 cents.
FEATHERS.--Therei is moderatedemand
for this article; price 3s(940c. 49,. s..
BEESWAX.-In demand at IS cents.
SALT.-Fine sackis worth s175@s2 90,
Coarse, 81 SO, Barrel 40c per bushel.
SUGAR.-We quote, in bbls, 8439a,
cent less in hhds. n. Y. Coffee Sugars IO(9
l14c; Crushed and powdered @l23c; Loaf
1l@l2. aa
MOLAssEs- bbls. (new CROP 45C95Oc,
and very scarce.
GOLDEN SYRUP--In Barrels zoe, in
half-harrels IS, in kegs 80 cents. 81 q Z = -
COFFEE Stock light, demand fair.
Prime Rio is worth Ss@ l34 cents. Laguyra
CANDLES.-Star, firm al l9 for IA OF;
II for full weight; Tallow, lie.
HIDES AND LEATHER--W We quote green
hides 5 cents, dry IL.
Oak Sole Leather SOC. II b. for best quail
ty; Harness 80. !.
RAGS.-For Cotton Rags in good order
3 cents is readily paid.
WOOL.-Tub-washed, in demand at 80
cents, pulled, 28(930; unwasbed 5000.
OILS.-Linseed, 85c; Lard 81 10; Tanners
10000; Cod Liver 81.
BALED HAY--FrOm store $50 per ton;
stock light.
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pp Gelearapb.
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-SENATE.-TheS Sen
ate was principally occupied In discussion
between Iverson and Bigler respecting the
loyalty of the Northern Democrats to the
South. In answering Mr.. johnson, Mr..
Trumbull said that under the existing state
of affairs he would not admit as q sovereign
State. ueithersa community of negroes nor
Indians johnson charged Doolittle with
sympathizing with Brown. Doolittle denied
such sympathy, but said that the Virginia
foray dwindled into insignifcance compared
with Atchison's invasion of Kansas.
HoUsE.-Mr. Hickman charged Mr.. Buch-
anan with carrying the. reeenl elections in
Pennsylvania by promising that Kansas
should come in as free State, and afterwards
violating his promises. Mr.. Hickman said
that the North has become convinced that
the only thing which will satisfy the South
is the right to carry slavery everywhere and
plant it anywhere, against the united wishes
of the North.s He said the North charged the
South with the violation of old covenants.
compacts and compromises and that il was
well enough that the South should know it.
He said the Democratic party had been bank
rupted by Buchanan, and that the people
would prevent the threatened dissolution of
Z the Union.
Y, Mr.. Gartrell asked how?
Mr.. Hickman replied that eighteen millions
of freemen, raisedto industry and habits of
the rlgh; Kind, VIII always be ready to cope
with eight millions without auxiliaries. Zap
plause.l # ~
House adjourned 80 Es s
WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-House.-Mr. Sick
les denied Mr.. Hickman's statement that the
irrepressible conflict was a fact and so pre-
sented in the House. He also denied that
the South had violated her covenants, COM
pacts and compromises. He defended the
North from the sentiments ascribed to it by
Mr.. Hickman.
SENArE-Mr. Clay on Mr. Mason's resolu-
ton said that the South had good reason to
distrust the professions of the opposition
when one treats the matter with levity, and
another ridicules the cowardice, weakness
and Importance of the South in suffering
handful Of men to take Harper's Ferry.
HoUsE.-Mr. McRae asked Mr.. Adrian
whether if the Charleston Convention shall
adopt the Cincinnati platform he wonId sup
port the nominee. Mr.. adrian said no, I'M
less the people Cf a territory have the right
to decide the question of slavery. Mr.. Eth
ridge asked whether the DEMOCRATS would
support Mr. Gilmer if thirty five or forty
votes could be polled for him, and said the
Southern members ought lot to object as he
held a hundred slaves. (Applause.)
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From Mexico.

New ORLEANS, Dec. l3.-The steamer Ten
nesse with Vera Cruz dates Of the 18th has
arrived.
Minister McLane is on board the Brooklyn.
Fuente left the Juarez Cabinet and Ocampo
resumes the portfolio of foreign relations.
Miramon was at Guadalajara with Mar
quez. "a ~ 49,
Degollado had evacuated San Louis Potosi,
which was afterwards occupied by General
Woil
Cabos is in possession of the Isthmus OF
Tehuantepec, and has seized large quantity
of arms. -ars-., -rcr - rT-ET
The Tehuantepec steamer Suchil was lost
at Alvarado.
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NEW ORLEANS, Dec. l3.-Cotton--sales to-
day lO.5O0 bales; prices sitter but quotations
are unchanged; middling l0aG@ll; sales of g.
days 81 900 bales; receipts OF three days A.
900 bales, against $4,000 bales during the
same time last year. Sugar steady. Molas.
SEES 4l(@42c. Flour has declining tendency
at SIS S0l@6 90. Mess pork steady at SIT 90.
Freight on Cotton to Liverpool 9-l6. New
York sight exchange 2(94 discount.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 13.-Flour firm at So 0O(G
5 40. Whisky 22c. Mess pork at Sl6 90.
Lard at l0fc. Molasses 47c. Sugar S(e99c.
Coffee l20Dl3c. f H
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A Magnificent Chance.

WILL sell my Farm IN Franklin coaasy Tean., a.
i Rock Greek, ak miles soesh Of fallah0 u
divided into tao places. Il has "a sood Improve
ments-the best of kiaEtn< water good oFiss sne
say M, and - wtfhfnfcur miles % tAfee eeishrAteS
watering places.
Dor further Information apply % b. 4. WHITE, On
tbs place, % 20 me a. opeloaaas, Ia.
jaass-su b. q. WHITE.
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~ win the ice sssy msa fsQm the sha-
dy side of the streets2 1t has been quietly
reposing there for about a week now, which
is quite as long, one wonid think, as self
respect would permit it to remain. II it has
settled down for the rest of the winter, it
ought to say so, and let people know What
they've got to depend upon. It has already
caused more mischief to careless pedestrians
than it can ever get forgiveness for, and If it
were penetrable to the pangs of contrition
and remorse, it would long since have melt
ed into repentant~tears, and hid itself in the
gutter.
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ng in prices from SIS to $3.50 each, also a
choice selection of fishing tackle and sport
ing materials, including English wire car
tridges, &C., all of which we offer at less than
market value to cash or prompt paying Gus
TONERS. MCCALL IL Co., .Fr
(Kirkman d EIlis's old stand,)
t. No. "a, Public Square,
Nashville, Tennessee.
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l. A n Dl % AT Il y.
For Attorney General.

Sc We are Authorized to ammo nee WIN. g. BRIEN,
of Davidson county, a candidate for Attorney Gene-
raj for the Ninth Judicial Circuit, Hpsed Of the
counties OF Williamson, Davidson and Sumner, at the
neXt election.
ES- We are authorized to announce r. w. -HxY
WOOD, of Davidson county, candidate for Attorney
General for the Ninth Judicial Circuit, composed OF
the Counties of Davidson williamson and Sumner.
octl9-te
ESQ.,, OF Sumner county, candidate for Attorney
General in the Ninth Judicial District, composed of
the counties of Summer, Davidson aud Williamson.
Election May next. oct14-te
H1- We are requested to announce s. I. FINLEY as
candidate for Attorney General OF the Ninth udi-
ciai Circuit. Election May 1860.
oct lite -----------
a4- We authorized announce JAMES f..
RAINS, Esq, candidate for the office of Attorney
General OF the Ninth Judicial Circuit, posed OF
the counties of Davidson, Sumner and williamson
Election next May. oct3-te
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ES-Tbe Gazals learns from Columbus
(Ga) paper, that HARRY CRisP. sou Of Mana
ger CRISP Of the Gaiety theatre In this city,
and acting Treasurer OF CRIsP Il CAssISa's
theatre at Columbus. accidently shot himself
at the hotel there few days rince, while Ia
the act OF taking pistol from his pocket.
We are glad 10 hear that the wound Is not
. dangerous one.
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Mrs window. a.

Mrs WinsIow, an experienced nurse all
emale physician, has soothing syrup for children
tsething, which greatly facilitates the process or
teethis2 by sofeniDg the gums Iucng all inilama
,ion-wili ilay all pain and is regulate the
bowels. Depend upon 1t, mothers, 1t Will give rest
yourselves and relief and health your infants
Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement in
Inother column. uneTdAwly
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Heavy BrOgans

Sc Mrs. DUBOIS respectfully announcesto her old
riends and that she is still to be found at
SO College street (oyer McCleland's) where, using
the HOWE SEWING MACHINES, she is prepared to
do handsomer and better work than ever heretofore.
Dress making and Stitching of all kinds done In the
best manner. nov26-im .
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HORSES, CATTLE, sc.

such Ring bone Gall Scratches SPAWN, PolLEEil,
Sweeney, HoOf-ail, sc are subdued and cured by
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County Trustee.

RS- Weare authorized TO announce JONI W. MAR
TIN AS candidate for County Trustee at Inc ensuing
March election. octll-td
s5-we are authorized to announce HARDIN +
BOSTICK candidate Tor the Office 0f County Trustee
of Davidson couaty at the ensuing March election.
oCt5-td.f .a.s H "a ~.
HS- We are authorized announce HENRY l..
JUSTICE as candidate for County Trustee, al the
ensuing March election. 40 sepl0-te
S-Weareluthorizedto nounce rHOS. T. SAuN-
DElsS candidate for the OIL SO OF County Trustee
OF Davidson County at the election to be held in
March, 1860. 20 Apr2O-Id
as- We are authorized TO announce SAMUEL
AMENr "A candidate for County Trustee at the mex
March election. apTl9-td
Sc ne are authorized to announce ISHAM
CLARKE a ,hh4. iits for Trustee OF Davidson oun
~, at the next March election. Aug2o-tef
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Ga Al NJ - u - n +,

II.
The Proprietors of the GAIT HousE, pre-
paringfor a large increase of travel IN the
opening ofthe Louisville and Nashville Rail-
road, have enlarged the Hotel to do15.e it's
former capacity, with new and extensive Bill
lard Rooms, Bath Rooms, DC.
The public may rely that the well-earned
reputation otthe Cali House AS assricIiy first
class Hotel. shall be maintained. The House
is most conveniently located for travel East
or West, as the Louisville Office Of the JEFF
fersonyille Railroad, having direct Railroad
connections to all Northern and Eastern Cit
les, and the landing ofthe United States Nail
Line Steamers for Cincinnati and the East,
are within a square of the Hotel. : 'o.-
s- Baggage Checked in the Gait House
to all the principal points North, East and
West.
cy- Time from Louisville to New York
SIS hours. auglS-6m
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Thus: Four copies of Lakewood, OF Review
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TO ARRIVE.
/, 700 r loo sss aGi Ss..i sa''''s''
lso Epglish Pots;
.ss sS 81 l.sa s:''l .'s re- ,3IIiVl
- Tea Kettles;
- Sh4xtag skillsts;
1fke<s Nuts aad Washers;
hsaales SslFRaiEed Sheestron;
.f AazsooppsF, Fiaaedi
k# - If1a Axless
45z BARS Urea,
80 8anates Iron;
- Hanaies saeet Tree;
fasrixeiroa PsttseaFs On steamer Emma. and
ter sAieby u. a. ntSkgY
oeff1 BAr Ma. AZ College street.
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China Ware, sc.
Monday morning, December u, at 10 o'clock.

To be sold at Auction 20 the highest bidder with
out reserve FOR cash, al the corner OF Cedar
and Cherry street, conn eneing ON : I
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PaincannOtexisI where thisP lasteris applied

rheumatism, Lsmeness Stiffness Weakness DE
bity Seriousness, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Cough
and Colds Pains and Aches OF every kind downeVs
. to Corns are IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED, and with
tile patience PERMANENTLY CURED by the m "a r
calinhuenee Of the MAGNETIC PLASTER. IL the
simplest ,surest safe ,pieasantes
edy in existence. Itsappiicatc
iy tothe strong man the delicate woman and the
reebletnfant. To each and allit vi lprove "A la In
and Blessing Its greea lie and without an
nOyance trouble. It's price ls wthiBreach ofalI-
rich or poor al may havett, ana alIsbould haveit
whoare sick and suffcrtngi In any way.
FARMERS and PLAN Frs should always be sup.
piled with the MAGNETIC PLASTER. ItWill Re th,
Good Physieianih any household ready at alAimes
ana at instant notice.
Put upi IN ar-tghitin boxes, Each pox via. max.
six to eight plasters aud any hid can spread them
Price 25cents box ,withful and plain directions.
ID. &. MOREHEAD, Md.
inueHtordnd Proprietor j Walker street Nelo Porl
= AoRtHEAD's MAGNETIC PLASTER Is SOLD BY
All, ntUGGlSIs AND DEALERS IN GENUINE
MEDICINES EVERYWHERE. a4 IT
July 29-deOdkw eOwlyin
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New YORK, Dc. l3.-The American
Tract Society's Repository and Bindery, was
damaged by fire and water to-day to the ex-
tent of SIT 900.
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Louisville and NaShVitie
RAILROAD. 49,
rs. - - s -

HSEcE EsE9E SsEsEtslT EsSFzS
1.-TWO through Passenger Trains between Nash
vile and Louisville, making close connections at
Louisville for New York, Boston, PhiiadelphIa, Bal
umore, Washington Guy, Buffalo; Niagara Falls,
Cleveland, Cincinnati, 81. Louis, and the far West
First train leaves Nashville at A. NJ. daily stop
ping at Gaatin, Bowling Green, Glasgow Junction,
Exabethtown, and all regular stations south OF Ie
anon JeneIion, when sigualled by nag, and arriv-
ing ih louisville At 2:-o Z. NJ. Returning, leaves
Louisville nj $50 A. M, STOPPING as above, and
irving n Nashville at 3:46 T.. 81.
Second train leaves Nashville at 2:25 =. N. daily
Sundays excepted stopping FIRST train, and
rytng in Louisyle al II al night. Returning leaves
Louisville at2.2l r. NJ, stopping above, and ar
irving In Nash Wills at 1910 at night.
GaIlatia Accommodation Tram leaves Nashville
daily Sundays exeefted1 al 400 7. NJ, stopping
regular stations when signaled by flag, aud aTriy-
ing IN Gailatin r. n. Returning leaves Gala.
tan at 9 20 A. NJ, aud arrives IN Nashville s:45
A. II.
JAMES +. GAMBLE, sup't.
= A. J. FIztp Gen 4Ticket Ag't now dlf
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Criminal Court Clerk

aS-w We authorized to announces r. H. CAMP
BELL Candidate for Grimm Court Clerk, at the
ensuing March election. augl5-te
Sc We are authorized TO announce CHAS E. DIG
CONS a candidate FOR Criminal Court Clerk at the
next March election. july4-.t
Sc We are authorized to announce JOHN SHANE
Esq. a candidate for re-elec 10 10 the Office of
Criminal COurtClerk at next March election. myl1te
III We are authorized to Announce pr. E. NJ
PATTERSON as candidate for Criminal Coz IT Clerk
atthe ems uing Marc election ------- nay24 I'd
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xxyE areees rsesising ane assortment orr
w nishing which SHIFTS - - 4
ossry VARSITY aa4faissts o.iAfe z.
Girses saspens a azkss flss, Baud
ker1Aaas. Fnf-s Is, USDkfgWEAH--essrF s<rie-L
ts-seesy Bella hAll Hos E--ef Cotton, Wool Mo-
rine czses ss--IkAXk1lSls SHAWL attfl
Aid Cali sfsr sale BY so -
aecS-tf >. H. Nc6Iil- ~
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New Music! New Music!! go. :
AZ I4uek's Music store
LADIES VESTS.


HIGH Seeks andlonE Sissves, heavy and ofeest
Il aaahty Also al 4sssrtnaentor cheaper styles.
s asc1-tf n. Hc6uI-
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British Reviews.
THE LONDON QUARTERLY Conservative
BLAcKw0oD's EDINBURGH MAGAZINE
(Tory),

These periodicals ably represent the three great
political parties OF Great Britain-Whig, Tory and
Radicals-but politics forms only one feature of
their character AS Organs of the most profound
writers on Science, Literature, Morality and Reh-
gion, they stand they ever have stood, unrival
led in the world Of letters, being considered ndis
pensible 70 the scholar and the professional man
while TO the inteilgent reader of every class they
furnish more correct and satisfactory record
OF the current literature of the day, throughout the
world, that can possibly be obtained from any other
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For &heriG.

IT p We are authorized to announce JOHN X.
EDMUNDS0N as a candidate for Sheriff of Davidson
county, at the ensuing March election. oct26-te
IT T9We authorized to announce JAMES NJ.
HINTON a candidate for election to the office of
sheriff of Davidson county, at the ensuing March
election. sept2Std.
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WEEKLIES.

NV YORK LEDGEE; sEw YoRK MERCURY;
SEw YORK wEEzLfs NV YORK cf1FPER.
sEw Y0KE BEKAl.li, 0uR NC sscAL FRlIzSp,
ffE MUSICAL WUkIn, T1fE HCIssEI uF FCS.
POskFERiS SPIRIT OF FLAG % Uuh 4 MON .
RIG FINfeS. tbs gfLJf:
NATION Al. Pul1CE Ca EAhIsEH' 5 WEEKLY.
zsTfE. FRANK EF4LIErs PIC
BAIloCs Picf0ziAt-; fTf T0RIAI,
40. ~.
"a 4aa shs t.aest aEaahsEs sqte ~ e4sE
tkA 4s4af ,. HAGAx
asvszAf sleaisEs ~ "a.
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a. NzNA a. 90. 7.ilEsg
Importers direct through the Custom House Of
49, Nashville, of
Brandies, Wines, Havana Cigars,

&c, &c,
No. 80 North Market street, next door abovethe
Watson House. rF - ~
We have constantly on hand RlaTge stock ofyarious
grades and very old age OF Port, sherry, Madeira
and othere xIra wines I.agrima Christi ,MaIvosie, sc
Among the different brands of Champagne and
Brandies We have the very choice C6aHnpagns
Creme-de- Boazy,n and cognsc ''otard ,Dupuy a
Co. forty nine y ears old.
A. RIyA & Co.,
& 0ctS0-lm No. so North Aarketstreet.
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To SaII.
Fire.

New York, Dec. l3.-The steamer Europa
sails tomorrow for Liverpool She takes the
New Orleans mails OF the 7th. Il
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No. 80 Union Street.

Strangers and others visiting this city, will
find at the Boot and Shoe Store of J. Il. & A..
V. RUTLAND, a choice lot of fashionable Boots
and Shoes of every description, which they
are selling for cash. and on most liberal
terms. They invite the public to give them a
call.
Heavy BrOgans.
A splendid lot of negro wear. Also
Trunks Valises, Carpet Bags, &c.
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