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FIRE on VINE-srREEr fire broke out
about one o'clock this morning at No. CSC
Vine street, in o building occupied by a man
named Gardner, as a tin-shop, and by the
owner, George Kcehler, as a residence. The
loss will probably reach $1,000, but the build
ing and stock were both insured to an Al mount
that will fully cover the loss.
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LAW REPORT.
SUPERIOR COURT,
The order Of the Court made IN tha aa.e of

The order Of the Court made In the case Of
Reemeln vs. Kilbreath and Others petition for the
discharge Of Chas. Resmein from his trusteeahp Is
tins petition In ten dsys and that notice be inserted
10 the Cincinnati Gazette aud the Journal OF Com.
merce, a newspaper published IN New York, for the
term OF two monihs notifying the creditors Of the
Ohlo Lie INSURANCE ana Trust Company Of the pain
I'm Application aud requiring them to show cause
not be granted. 1t i further ordered that said
plaintiff within thirty days. ie IN this Court fnll
statement OF his from the date of his ap.
pointment until the time he shall file said statsmen
In the cases Of Bianchn 70, Ferrari, Logan vs. Pat.
terson, and Dorsey Henna, dsnurrers wore over.
ruled; In Springer vs. Beatus the demurrer was sus.
tained. -''7I
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NEWPORT IEEvys 3.

FIaar.--Two men, named Reed and Foley,
having become inspired by the spirits they had i'm.
os, near the foot of York street. yesterday evening
The parties did we'll, considering their opportunity
each infictng numerous bloody, though not danger
ons, wounds, on his antagonist. They were boil
lodged In jail.
REPUBLICAN CoNvENTION.--To-da day is the
one fixed upon for the holding Of the Republican
State Convention in this CITY,
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An UNyoRTUNATE INMATEoP THE CRY PRIsos
NEARLY FaozEN TO DEATH.-Night before last
man suffering from deliriun tremsns was sent
TO the City Prison, and placed in cell, where
he nearly froze to death, and would have done
50, probably, had not several persons carried
him out and laid him near the stove. The
carelessness, not to say inhumanity, with
which prisoners are often treated at that
pestiferous institution ought to be checked at
once, -.
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NlaHr DISTRICT SCHOOLS. The semi
monthly reports Of the Principals of the
Night Schools in the First, Third, Seventh
and Eighth Districts show that the number Of
pupils enrolled since their establishment, a
period Of four weeks, is l,221, , of whom 847
are in average nightly attendance and II
the per centum Of attendance-much smaller
than the attendance at the Day Schools.
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Steamboat keglster.

.ARRIvALs.-Melrose, Maysville; Ohio No. O. Mari
eta; Prioress, Madison; Superior, Louisyille; Op.
per, Big Sandy; Denmark, Portsmouth; Dunleith,
Neville, Virginia Home, do
DEPARrUeEs-Melross, Maysyile; Prioress, Mad.
ison Superior, Louisviile Clipper Big Sandy; Bos.
tona, Portsmouth Eunice, Wheeling; Dnneith, Ne
vile; Virginia Home, do; Melnotte, Now Orleans;
Ohio No. z, Marietta -" ---7~'
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WONEN's PooKETs PICKED IN MARKEr.-Ds-
tective Reany informs US that fivs or ak women
had their pockets picked, in Fifth street Market
yesterday morning, of small SANS Of money
and articles Of jewelry, the ag gregate of tho
losses not being over $50. 4r.4.
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gTPersons wishing to supply themselves
with hats, a IA mode, would do well to call on
B. 4. Alley, No. Al Broadway, opposite the
Broadway Hotel. His stock Is Of the first
quality, and his prices ~ low as those Of any
other firm In the city. -'i'Stf
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COMMON PLEAS.

CRININAL SIDE--Peter Gandolpho arraigned
for the murder lin the first degree) OF Peter Schne.
DER was permitted to withhold his plea until oxam-
| tnatlon or the indictment
| Henry Lewis, a colored man, was convicted OF an
assault aud battery on G.. W. Ash. ut
John q JauMs Mclaughlin were put on trial for an
assault with in tent TO kill J. II. Greene. M
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ST.. JoHNs HOTEL FOR INvALrDs---The
present Board of Physicians and Surgeons,
consisting of Stephen Bonner, J.. f. White,
John A. Murphy, W. Fl. Mussey, John Davis,
=. Williams, j. R. Smith and Jesse Judkins
have resigned their position at St. Johns
Hotel, and a new Board will be Immediately
chosen. This institution is now under the
charge Of Sister Anthony, most charitable
and capable lady, whose entire life has been
devoted to the poor and afflicted, and under
whose auspices it must of necessity prosper.
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CITY N w s.

METEOROLOGICAL 0BsERvATIoHs-Eo the
Penny Hess, BY Henry Ware, optioian, No. 7
West Fourth. street.
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FOR SALE.

EN0R SALE-A wel-known old established
the city. This will be sold cheap. $500 cash-bal-
snce in monthly payments. Address 3. B., Box No.
25i3. nol6ds
ElOR SALE-SEwING MACHINES-Ten
n First Glass Double Thread Sewing Machines, at
$50 each. A great bargain. Call Immediately at
JESSUPS MOURNING STORE, Fourth street,
opposite Shillito 4 Co.'S. NOLAN
EvOR SALE-An unlimited amount Of Sign
N painting. house painting, glazing, graiping,
vanishing, gliding 60, cheap for cash and only for
cash. WARREN Il. DAVIS, u West Third-street,
between Walnut and Vine. nolOaws
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! The Dry Goods market is quiet, as usual at this
season. though the leading jobbors continue to sell
with freedom 10 city customers. The imports con.
tinue large, and spring goods are beginning to ar
rive large impor tati0n ID generally xpected by
the trade. An advance In Wooden Goods Is predicted
by the authorities, on the strength Of the advance
which has latoly taken place in the raw material.
If. however, the Importers, aided by our banks, i'm
port foreign goods next spring freely as they did
this fall it will require very surprising advance in
the raw material to save them from heavy loss,
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slnceJan l."....9o, ,o45,5ll lSO,6o2,Oz3 22,03,9O3
Mondays New York Herald say, OF Saturday g
financial affairs:
The Money market has not been quito so easy dur.
ing the. past week, though We can not quote any
change in rates. On demand, loans are made at 5@6
according to the quality of the security rendered ai
collateral and the standing Of the borrower Parties
who leave money with brokers IN call can not get
over 4@l415. The very lowest rate for Paper is per
cent, at which figure extremely choice acceptapces,
at 30@40 days are passed; 5h is the usual rate for
frst-class Paper, 60 days TO run, with two good
names; very choice 4Q96 monthss Paper indorsed,
goes at 6G16k per cent; single names first class 4
per cent second:cass names, SOLO; lower grades,
l0@l2@lS, according TO Standing, date, &c, &c. The
prevailing impression Is that the Money market has
settled down 10 low rates for the season.
Foreign EXCHANGE continues to rule duh There
u very demand fiom the importers: most of the
leading drawers have had an easy week Of T.. We
quote sterling 90 day bills lbankers) at I061IO4,
and short sight, lO>a@llo,6; good mercantile bills
at iosHglG9ai bills on Paris 9l3A for 80 days,
Quires some management to cover exchange by ship
ping specie and for the present, we presume tbnt
the leading drawers will find it more profitable to
purchase Cotton bills. tt9 .i
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BOARDING.

DOARDING-Tw gentlemen can obtain
1-D boarding, with well-furnished front room,
second story. lighted with gas. Call at IL Ninth.
street, near Vine 40 Srl.l nol6bs
OOARDING--0n One unfurnishsd front room,
~ with boarding for q gentleman and wife; also
few day boarders at No 239 Race.street. Reference
required. .tts Z nol6b+
DOARDING-Room with board suitable
1D for small families, or single gentlemen, can be
street, third door east Of Pike Also two ladies'
bs accom- modated. ,a @ nol6b@
R0ARDING--A gentleman and wife, oS
IL two or three young man, can be accommodated
with q pleasant room and board at No. 29S West
Fifth-street. Also, few more day boarderB wanted
~ sEae4Al [nol6bsJ 4a..-ars -. q.
N4 NHTT0TN Na.er e., ,. ..
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wv WANTED-M q N-Three men used to
w thecsre Of horses and COWS, one Porter and
Messenger boy to attend to bells also six or seven
good girls for city and country. Apply at the Gea
eTal Intelligence Agency of A. d. CARSON & co,
No aS2 Western.row nolsbs
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"ANTED--WASHERWoMAN-Apply
wv, at the National Hotel Room No. 46, fourth
moor, between and o'clock in the evening. En-
HpPly, ttNl.l- N ..--- .-.- ~. n0Ihhs
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"ANTED-A SITUATI0N-By a
w widow lady, as Housek eeper in a arespectable
hotel or widower's family. References exchanged.
Address A.. r., Box l,795 :, '''''''' :" : noIbb.
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RECEIPTS AT THE MAYORS OFFICE DURING
the PAST WKxK.-The Mayors Clerk, Mr..
Charles Belts, yesterday morning paid into the
City Treasury the sum of $50 80, which he
had received during the week ending yesterday,
for licences from the following sources
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Monetary and Commercial.

More bills on the East were offered in Third
street yesterday, and Exchange was somewhat heavy
though me dealers continued to pay H for ell GOOD
checks on Philadelphia and New York Drafts were
bought of or two of the bankers who were shori
OF Currenc cy at 45c. premium.
The Money market continued rather stringent
without particular PRESSURE and parties who wished
to borrow found 1t more difficult TO obtain loans than
they did two three days ago. Tho supply of Cur.
rency appears to be Diminishing gradually with The
bankers -
No one was paying more than n premium ester
day for in the regular way and the brokers
were very willing TO sell at 4Oc. premium.
The receipts Of hogs were larger yesterday than
many previous days, but the weather Il
again packers may have TO step OF awhile.
The receipts of Produce and Hogs for the TWEEN.
ty- our hours ending yesterday noon were Us fol.
lows
Flour, brls .r..m.."25s Whisky......... ,...i a3c
Ooru, bushels........66O6 Wheat bushes......5 sis
Oats, =" "..,"..l l72 Barley, ...... 745
HoHa, head $50
The imports Of Foreign Dry Goods and General
Merchaudise at New York for the past week, and
since Jan ], we're
nIH For ed6ed. the Week .s5S; z; Is5s.. 3. ls59,
General Merchandise i,To7,57e S,sa69l3 i,5Ss,00!
Total for the week. .S2372ls3 So sl7s79 S24s26e5
Previously rspored.lS 1928 lz77HlA 2096 ,2O
Ian nenn nnlo ~ tongp
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az DeS s,s eiif 3aLtFffIlsE
s'fliva ssan2 n irs ~
.is9's
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WANTED-C00K-A good cook, one
w who is good washer and ironer. None
other need apply. No. LAG Broadway, above Fourth.
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WANTED-SITUATION-By a young
w man, to drive q one or two horse wagon for a
grocery dry goods honse hotel, mandatory or ex-
press company 1s used to driving, and acquainted
With the city. Address u. NJ H., this Office noIbhs
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WYNN. II. BALDWIN. ATTORNEY
w AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW and Master
Commissioner Of the superior and Common Pleas
Courts, Bank Building, hFth west corner of Main
nd Thirdstreets. Fr1f r9 y ~ moo
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WANTED--A good sBELL-HANGER.
go 80, Apply to GEO. MeGREeoR, No. 1893 Fifth.
street., becond uOor from bace. nol6ct
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AUCTION SALES.


"A u CTION SAL. E-BY G. BRA
- SHEARS a 00.-ssles.rooms Nos. 81 and 20
Main street --Groceries, &c, at Auction-We will
sell, THIS wednesday, MORNING, Nov 10, at Q
ocl9ck general assortment ot Groceries &C., con
sisting of 90 bbls Molasses; 25O kegs Nails 20 do
Soda 900 boxes assorted Ground spices; 400 bdls.
Paper 70 half. chests Young Hyson, Gunpowder aud
Imperial Tea go dozen assorted Buckets; 200 bxs.
lbs and 30 Tobacco.
ALs0-Indigo, Rope, Soap Bedcords, Twine Rice,
Washboards, Hops. Manila 0ordags, &c.
nol6 @, BRASHEARS co, Auctioneers,
"A UCTION SALE,--BY JACOB GRAFP
"a C0...Positye Sale Of LANDS In Kentucky, on
THURSDAY, November II, 1883; VIII be sold a.
Auction, on the premises, at CLOCK, ls8 acres OF
iir,t;rats Lard IN Campbell couay, Ny, about
the town Of Palestine twill be sold in ons tract,
or divided into Ave lots, four OF which con
about thirty acres each, front ON the Ohio River
and are irst quality Bottom Lends; with gentle
the bottom and part Of the other land is cll aIed and
on each lot Is very good Timber. On the tract are
Log House, Stable, &C also several hne Springs,
Terms OF sale-One -fourth cash, balance in one
and two years with six per cenr. interest ~ pr
Title good and sale ilhGIt reserve -. ...
'l. % JACOB GRAFF, Auctoneer,
nol5 No. Is East Eoutth .stTeat.
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"ANTED-A sITUATTON-By lady
o..,, we'll experienced, as Nurse. Apply at No. Is
Oatherlne.street References given. nol5ds
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FOR RENT.

N0R RENT--0ue or two Rooms, suitable
~, for small family, at No. 267 Western. row.
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REPORT or CITY Tax CoLLRoToR DuNN1sa.--
The following figures show the Auditors
settlement with Samuel H. Dunning, City
Iax Collector ror thv 6outhern District, for
the Dresent vasr. -frff ~
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Board OF CITY IMPROVEMENTS. the reg
ular semi-weekly session of the Board Of City
Improvements, held yesterday morning, the
Clerk was directed to prepare and transmit to
the City Council ordinances to assess special
tax upon thsreal estate bounding and abutting
on the following streets: Front-street, from
Mill to Fifth. Andrews-alley, from Race to
Plum. Also an ordinance to light aith gas
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WANTED~-SITUA UATI0N--By a young
man, as bartender in the city or on steam.
boat Has had some experience In the business.
Address A. H., at this once. - noibbs
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"ANTED-SITUA BY o young
~ girl, as Nurse or to take care Of children,
Address MARY, at this office. nol5bs
"ANTED--WET NURSE Tmmedi-
snoed nurse. The highest wages will be- given An.
ply at rooms 10 and Ii, N 80 nol8bs
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wANTED--sTEAM ENGINE-A small
w engine In good order. two to three.horse
power Apply to WILLIAMSON wAINE, "a syc-
amore-street. i., nol6bt
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o young
wv woman, as Cook or Housekeeper for small
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.ANTED-SITUATI0N-By young
" woman, as Cook. Can give good recommend
ationB. Address HELEN. at this office noIbba
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NOR RENT-TWO Notwithstanding
n gas and water, to a family without children.
Inquire at No. 81 Elizabeth street. nol5bs
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RInrshnIrs Nntire-
UNITED STATES OF 4MERIoA,


MIDDLE DISTRICT TENNnssiE
NVTEEREAs, petion has been 6lei Dstrtt Court
u the United States for Addle District Of Trnaese
ts frst LAY o. March, 1859 bg II aiurphy aaI The steam
boat DeaEar her hoas tackle, apparel rurnitur
against all persons lawfully intervening for their trn
Tor tbs reasons add causes Ia the said position
whereas, BY tie permission thereof joint een lei
in G said District Court, the 2i day 8arrh 1850 b Ar
drew Dongn and Others against the said Steamboat DeFar
her boats tackle apparel and furniture and against all persons
lawfully intervening for their interest tereln
in the said loci mentoned and PRAYED In TIE sld
petition and the sad nbe that process sgnsf The si
Steamboat DeiaEae, her boats tacks, apparel Furniture
andtt all persJns be amonhel AID ced in general
special to 10 and appear before The sd Court day
OF Nsrch, ie59 there 70 the premises = make er
allegations IN that behalf
Now, therefore, in of the m0nitnns.
the SAID Court to directed and delivered
toned cases. do hereby give public notice 70 all persons claim
ing the said Steamboat Delaware, her boa tackle apparel
furniture or in interested tleren that lhey and
teiOre the sld District Court, be held city
Nashville, IN and for the Middle Ds. OF Tennesee. on Sur
day the 1871 day OF March, 1859 10 o'clock forenoon
Of that dyn e Court daE-otherNise the nexs Cozr
day thereterhen and there premises and 70
make their allegations in that tehaf.
Dated b day o. Marcn, 1850 J. B. CLEMENTS,
Z s. Mar -hal for the Middle
Eflr-ar rtnfTa
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PROBABLE MURDER-SHooKIsG BRUFALITY The
Memphis appeal of the 18th says: & In consequence
Of some Information he received officer Wilson, on
Sunday, went On board fstboat empty Of freight,
that lay in Wolf river, and there he found man
named Edwards, who was lying speechless, and ap-
parently, past The possibility Of recovery deserted
in The boat It appeared on inquiry, that man
named Calvin RosencrBns owned the boat, and on
Thursday last he and Edwards quarreled on the
boat when he beat him senseess, by repeated blows
on the head and face, by which the eyes and other
features of the face beat into shapeless mass
shocking to look upon. He then took the boat
across TO the other side of Wolf river and tied It to
trees he next sold the boat and left Edwards ~
ing from Thursday to Sunday without help or at.
tendance. The wounded sufferer was taken to the
hospital, and Rosencrans placed in Jail. Such are
the particulars given US by the officer who made the
arrest. They show brutality and inhumanityon
the part Of Rosencrans seldom equaled"
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MAN HUNG AT LtsTl-WelL q man has been
hung By laar in Mississippi, at last. The Holly
Springs Herald Of the 9th says:
pleasant NJ Mask was hung yesterday, in the
presence Of the largest gathering Of peopls eoer before
eORgrrgatcd in Holly Springs"
NO wonder there a great crowd says the
Grand Junction Qua Nune; the novelty of the
thing was not 10 be resisted No wonder, too,
there were the occasion as we are informed about
''forty fghis." Since the hanging aud muster
days of yOre, knights of the 6stouf have had
but few OpPOr for INDUCING in their favorite
amusement.
Mask was certainly hung on Friday week-''hang-
mans dsy''-at Holly S JriDg'. We can hardly re-
alize the fact maIderer-but a human being
like the rest of us-hlJ his neck deliberately brok-
en-in the presence Of "the largest gathering Of
people ever bsflre cOngregated in Holly Springs
About hundred women, We learn, frcm the chill
country" were present, aud fessted their eyes on
the interesting spectacle. They did not go away
grumbling this time they did on former Ocea-
sion, when the Governors pardon cheated lhem out
Of the tragic "shOw" which they had come many
miles to witness.
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FRAUD IN PACKIEG COTToN.--The Memphis AP
peal of The 10Th says; "We were yesterday shown
by Mr. Bsyliss, of BaJlss s. Co 8, Front Row,
portion Of Ihireen bales Of cotton, which bad been
sold to an eastern manufacturer, and returned on
ton were beautiful, aud the top bottom, sides and
ends of the bales had correspOnded with the sans
pies; but The middes had been filed up with refuse
cotton of the hlihest description. In one bale
which was from Upton county, Tennessee-we hsye
the planters nams bat withhold IT, at least for the
preseBt-was rats nest, with the manure aud dirt
attending such hsbitaiqn-this We sas. In anoth-
er bale were Jumps Of filthy cotton, which looked
much Ike the refuse that has been used to clean
machinery with. THIS had, apparently been put
into Inc bale in wei state, and it full Of sand
and dirt SO that when lifted up the tangled Jumps
are nearly as heavy IS Jumps Of clsy. In all the
bales the contrast be,ween the white specimens in
the sample, and the dirty, tangled, black refuse
withip, was astonishing, Some Of the frAudulently
packed cotton was from Lardis and other places in
Mississippi, aud me from places in Tennessee;
portion had rsachedthe city BY the Ohio Railroad
A number Of gentlemen whO we're in Mr.. Bsyiss'
Office while we were there, were discussing the pro
pIieiy OF drawing up card containing the names
Of the planters st Whose gin houses this Gotten, and
that Of others, who have in similar way, defraud-
ed ether merchants il this city, signing it with their
Dame5 a1d publishing it. This exposure is richly
merited by the dishonest persons whose criminal
conduct is calculated to destroy the good name Of
the city and neighbOrhOO5, aud to injure commerce.
The packing could be 70 accidental afflr, no mere
trick Of negroes, for bale weighing seven hun
dred and twenty pounds had been cleaned BY the
manufacturers Of the sand that hsd been put with
the cotton in the middle Of the bale, and the result
was loss of three huHaTsd and t,0sHty ssVen pound!
What shsms must be felt by the owners Of these
thirteen bales when the filth they have palmed Of is
returned to them. What viii be heir sensations
when they have to refund the money they have OBJ
tanned - saa - a-
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"NA-~-4-@S-''
WILLIAMSON q CHEATHAM,
IMPORTERS OF
BFandieS, Wines, and Liquors,
AND DEALERs IN
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c, &C.,
NO o COLLEGE STREET
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
TENHE undersigned have in store the following pure LIQUORS
Wines &c, which they the low prices on
favorable and respectfully invite purchasers of those goods
to examine their stock before buying
Our Liquors Wines purchased through the Gus
tom House and be warranted genuine Being determined
sell at fgures-possessng the facilities fatter
ourselves that such Inducements Cash and
Prompt dealers. as win meet their views
Brandies, Gin, Rum and Whistles,
&c and pipes Fine Cognac 10 bbls superior Rye Whisky
x do Rochelle do bbls genuine Old BOur'n do
sdo pure Holland Gin 100 b6s fine Tenn Corn do
2puncheOns pure W. l. Rum; puncheons Irish and Scotch
Malt Whisky, best brands.
100 baskets and bxs Champagne, 20 do sauternas;
~ best brands lOqT casks Sherry;
50 ds HSDsaFia., % Waite and 70 Do %aGsrs? id s?a nn'
q boI.s Red FD. cI,-.t, ,S DO DO Port! do old
Porter, Ale, &c.
- :, casks IenSis LondsE oTter, & best brands
20 boxes Boxers celebrated Wine Biters;
90 do French CordiaIs, assorted;
10 do Curacao, MaresehinO and ASsynthe.l
Cigars.
icO'0o genuine Havana Cigars, s9o,oeO German Cigars
choicest brands; $1,000 Baltimore ReSalas do
% bKs Fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco T. ". AndersOni
10 do do de do do "Leftwick's aces
Dc 3: dc q. s ssis.,,..s. sS Sl:'i III:
Star;
boxes fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco "suherands qua
Roh;"
% boxes hno Virginia Chewing Tobacco, "oAam1er FDper
Golden Leaf"
20 boxes fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco 'LanghOrn Armesd,
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