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DIED,

On Thursday night, the 18th instant. JOHN
KICKS, of the typhoid fever.
His remains viii be removed from Mrs. Buffers,
on ST., between 9Th and 18th, to Zion Wesley
Church. Island, whore his funeral will take place at
10 O'Clock a. m. The members of the family and his
friends respectfully invited to attend without
further notice.
On the l4th instant, Of typhoid fever, ADRIAN
PAINTER, in the SJth year of his age.
His funeral will take place from his ate residence
on Maryland avenue, between 9Th and 9Th SITS on
Sunday, at o'clock. The relatives and friends of
the family are respectfully invited to attend.
tBatO. and California papers copy.J
In this city, on the 18th instant after a protracted
illness, which she bore with christian fortitude
the 26th year OF her age.
Her funeral will take place on Sunday, 18th inst,
at 2k O'Clock p. ~, from her late residence, No
3sa Twelfth st. Friends of the family invited TO
(Spring6eld ILL papers copy.)
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Burning of the Conewaso Bride.

MrpDLETowN, Pa, Sept. I3-The Conewago
bridge, on the Lancaster and Harrisburg railroad
was destroyed by IRE this afternoon. There will
be no interruption 10 the travel on the Pennsyl-
vania railroad in consequence, there two
roads between Lancaster and this place, and the
entire freight, with portion Of the passenger
business, has ALWAYS been done over the road via
Columbia, and the passenger train that heretofore
run via Elizaoethtown will, for the present, be
run via Columbia, making the same time.
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ITTBE STAR publishes the List of Letters
remaining In the Washington City Post once
under the provisions of the law directing them
to be printed in the newspaper having the largest
circulation within the delivery Of the Office. Iu
total daily circulation is more than double tina,
Of any other Daily printed in the District Of Co
lumhia
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Baltimers Markets.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 1S.-Flour closed steady and
with large sales; Howard street and Ohio Sc
Wheat closed dull and 5aI0c lower; red 81 a0a
81 30; white 81 .3Sssl IS. Corn closed duh and
heavy; white 6Sa7lc; yellow 6ea72c. Provisions
Lard closed steady at'l3Yc. Coffee closed Arm
at Iial5c. Whisky has declined &c. closing at
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CENTER MARKEr-The market place was
plies in every department were ample and of su-
pefior quality. The country dealers were numer-
Gus, and all the licensed dealers were at their
stands. The gangways were crowded with pur-
chaseis from every section of the city, and the
business Of the day appeared lively. The prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-15

ID Though TEE STAR Is printed on the fastest
steam press In use south Of Baltimore, Its edition
is so large as to require 1t to be put to press at an
early hour Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before ls O'Clock m; otherwise they may
EOs appear until the next day.
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NIassachusetts Peltti

BosroN, Sept. IA. II. Rice was last mig If
renominated for Congress bv the Republicans Of
the Fourth District, by acclsmstion. Chss. b.
Hall was chosen District Elector.
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Departures for Euroue

NEw YORK, Sept l5.-The steamship Fulton
for HAVE via Southampton, sailed at noon today
with s5 passengers and Si40,OO0 I'm spscie. The
City OF Winchester left at the same time for Liv-
erpool via Queer stown, with 14O passengers and
SIP 900 In specie
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Union FIREwOOD MILLS,
W CORNER 1IH L A Nn IA 1

Union FIREWOOD MILLS,
~ CORNER 7TH IT. AND CANAL,
Washington, ID. C.
The undersigned most espectfully invite the Mt
tent'on OF our customers and the public generally
TO the fact that we have now aioat 500 TONS OF
COAL, of all sizes and of the very best quality.
which we will sell at profit of Is cents per from
the vessels
az We also manufacturing HICKORY,
OAK and PINE WOOD. all lengths and sizes.
H. All orders flied with dispatch.
= Office corner 18th street aud Canal.
Sc 4-eol0t MckNEW d NARROW, Pro'rs.
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We are are also prepared 10 furnish, at short no
hce, Architecture Ca stings, from any designs thai
may he FURNISHED as cheap can be obtained else
where Also, steam Engines, portable and station
airy; high or low pressure; saw and grst mills; Inv.
drostauc, or Otner presses boilers for heating
buildings, wrought iron water tanks hating.
ing, &c for Touring or other mills, and forging oil
all kinds.
So IL 0au9nn WM AL IIIIc nun
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BOARDING..

fSC NINTH STREET.-Persons returning tn
tCC the city from their summer resorts will lind
vacant several desirable rooms, having the cOnve
nlences of gas, water. and bathing closets at So
Ninth ST., one door south of F. suitable either for
families or single gentlemen. Tabs boafders &C
commodated on moderate terms. se52w
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A Battle with Indiana

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. l3.-The San Antonio
Herald OF the 9TH inst says that Capt Surveys
command had fought a large body Of Camanches,
klowas, and Cheyennes, sixty miles from r ort
kearney, killing twenty-nine Of the enemy Tbs
American loss was trihinp
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Pennsylvania Politics.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. H.-Hon. Henry NJ Full
Ter, chairman Of the inioa State Executive Com
nittor, has called a meeting Of the committee az
Harrisburg, on the 27th inst, for the purpose Of
completing the electoral ticket, and selecting a
candidate for Governor
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New Hsrk MRrketa

NEW YORK, Sept Is -Flour il unsettled and
1Oal5c. lower State IS 5Oa5 60; Ohio IS coat. 10;
Southern IS 95e6 %. Wheat is unsettled and has
declined 2s3c. Corn has declined lc.; mixed
6ea66kc. Provisions are steady butquie Whisky
Is heavY at 24c.
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Marine Disatters.

NORFOLK, Sept. 1.-THE bark Agnes, of Bslti-
more, bound to Cork, has put In here leaking.
The schooner Ranger, from Jackmel bosnd 70
New York, with coffee and logwood, has also az
rived here leaking, with mast sprung.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-15

NOTIcB.-Dhtrict Of Columbia Advertisements
to be inserted In the BALTIMORE SUN are received
At and forwarded from THE STAR Office.
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EInnnefnl-

NEw YORK, Sept. Is Stocks are better; Chi
cago and Rock Island 81 y; Illinois Central shares
soy: Michigan Southern 49H; New York Central
So; Reading is \; Hudson River RI 62x; We. e's
81; Mo. 6'E SOZ.
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'COMMUNrCnrrp

TCOMMUNlCATKp
Mr.. EDITOR: The article signed Index - in
your paper Of yesterday, upon the prompt dismis-
sal OF case to which 1t alludes, bya certain
scarcely requires a reply. Had he been present
the reasons Of the judgment Of the magistrate
would have been satisfactory to him inasrnuch as
1t was shown, beyond dispute, that the whole
proceedings were either contrary to law. or nm
supported by proof. The general opinion en-
pressed by those who were present approved the
decision; aud am of the opinion that an increase
according to law' by that magistrate was the re.
suit. JrsrIrv
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Movements of HerscheII v. Jshnson.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 4-Herschell V yohn-
son will speak TO the Democracy Of this city to-
morrow evening. Preparations are made to give
him grand recsPas.-
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Sinking Of a Steamer.

MEMPHIS. Sept I5.-The steamer Aurora, bound
from S. Louis TO New Orleans, struck a snag and
sunk, on Tuesday night, when of Osceola, Ark.
She will probably be raised.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
TEL CRAP HIO.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Helita

ST. JOINS, Sept 1.-The steamer Melita. from,
Liverpool for Halifax, with sdvices 10 the an in
slant has been intercepted by the news boat Of the
Associated Press OF Cape Race, and thence we
have the following intelligence
The steamers Adristic and Anglo-Ssxon arrived
out on the 18th
The news is not important.
The London Observer qualities its statement
,oat MIR. Lindsay visits America I'm an authorita-
we capacity. and saws his journey IL private. but
ore OF The representatives Of the shipping inter-
sst, ne mas consented 20 use bis influence % In
az s sue anetlcan government 20 negotiate for
,Se auJus,ment OF various shipping matters, and
III s"Te'hment, DESTROYS Of facilitating these
se~s, las unfinished Mr. Lindsay with all the
subject "" VIC
Sardinia is said to be about 10 interfere I'm Ma.
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A GRAND TOURNAMENT will come .s
lostan Island on Monday next t. On a. ana,
o0,oness 70. the maids Of hone are gotten M at bv
are on exhibition at his 81; "a s stevens, ana
vania avenue, betwe' ,o Ninth and TsUtb st,ess.
which has just bee fitted min Nh
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DEDICATION OF A CHuRcH-St. Mary's Church,
(Cathoiic) recently erected at Fairfax station,
viii, we learn, be solemnly dedicated to the wor-
ship Of the Almighty, on sunday the I'D inst .
by the r. Rev. John McGin, d. d., Bishop Of
Richmond, who will preach on the occasion. The
imposing characters Of the ceremonies and the
distioguished reputation Of the Bishop, will, no
doubt, attract very large congregation Of per
sons Of all denominations from the surrounding
country.
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POLICE MArTBRs-Befoye Justice Cark-Jos
HUT, VIM. Betters and George Whitlock were
caught indulging in an unlawful game plaved
with hfty-two pieces painted pasteboard. They
were taken before the abovenamed magistrate and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-15

GEoKSErowN CITIZENS, your last chance In ses
wyman, the prince Of good fellows h this aftrr.
noon az O'Clock, and to-nig hit at TX In the N.
tsraoop he holds q children's levee and adnoit,
them foe dime Zach. So give the children ten
cents and set them to laughing -"
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NM. NJ. ELLIS & BRO.
DOVES ORIENTAL BALSAM,
H. A CURE FOR
Badness AND HEADACHE,

This new discovery has produced astonishing re-
suits In curing badness and stopping tbs hair from
falling of 1t removes dandruf ard all eruptions
Of the skin; certain cue for headache and a de-
shtful wash and perfume. Pnoe 50 cents. For ga
BY Messrs. Nalrn d Palmer, Chas. Stott L., M
Smith, ]. Schwarzs and KIdwel & Laurence
Sc IL colin
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SCHOOL AND COLLEGE OUTFITS.

Youths and Boys Clothing for School and
Dress Wear.
Parents and guardians wishing To furnish their
children and wards with School and COLLEGE Outfits
Tor the coming season, are invited to examine our
present inrge and extensive assortment BOYS
CLUTHlN6, whore they oau fit out their ehildT sn
OF al sizes In few moments with every descrip-
durable quality, a. very moderate prices
gu So-u 329 Penn. avenue.
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BEAR IN MIND the grand tournament of the
Eagle Riding Club at Analostan Island ON Mon
day next. For particulars see advertisement
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MAIDS, WIVES, AND BACHELORS.
.H. REMEMBER
That on FRIDAY, the 2lst day of September
1850, you can present to your
sWEETHEARTs,
SWEETHEARTe,
I. - HUSBANDS, -s
AND CHILDREN

copy Of " The Household Journal" the chea,
est and best periodical ever published, contaniur
sixtssp pages Of hffy columns Of matter, By the
beet writers on the best subjects. go. =
Price Three Cents per copy, to be published
weekly. VISOR
III The Trade supplied BY Ross & Toussy, ana
Dexter & Company, or any Of the Wholesale news
agents in New York, Who will supply the retail
trade With show bills, 60, 80,
self& l.zs.ss Il ~ sf.4s-..t
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REV. J. J. KELLEY, the well known Indian
preac her, will preach at the Fifteenth street col
ored Presbyterian Church, tomorrow afternoo
al 81 o'clock. "a,
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! The PLACE TO get A No. fried oyster. In the
First w ard, we should judge from . specimen
sent US, 10 at Jacob RUPEES, Union Restaurant
$50 Nineteenth street, FIRST w ard. ~ 7
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GENITAL GuARpHoUsE ASKS The trial doc ke
Of the guardhouss was without case this morn
Ing. -Four dodgers were accommodated. d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-15

The BUDwoRTH's MINsrRRLs, now perform
Ing every night at Odd Fellows Hall, are unan
imously voted by the thousands Of our citizens
who have seen and heard them, to be the best
company of the kind that has ever visited this
city. Drop in and see them, tonight, and Judge
for yourselves.
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WATcHREkRH ANlISs AZ 3 SILVER WAR

i nave one OF the best 0stabIl Bhments, and fuf-
nlshed with complete set of tools for repair n
I'M, na every description Of tine Watches, and IN
thorough competentwork man and ell work guaral-
usd. Al every descrip ION Of standard S1l YER
WAKE, PLAIN and ornamental manufactu, ed under
my own supervision, which my oustome rs will q cd
III superior IN quality and finish 70 northern ware
ovn manu0oeufe. Y II. o. HOOD,
~ S3e Pc, avenue, near 9th st,
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BARRY's TRICoPHKR0Us
ls the best and cheapest article for Dressing, Beau
tilylng, Cleansing, CARING, Preserving and Re.
gIsts and Perfumers arI2-8m
MEYERS MIRACULOUS VBRMIN DESTROYER
the Oldest and best remedy known for exterminat-
ing Rats and Mice, Cockroaches. Bugs Ants
Mnsquitoes, Fleas, Moths, Grain Worms and Gar
den Insects.
UrPTincipal Depot, 6I2 Broadway, NY.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere. ma ls-3m
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HoLLOwAy,s purs

most ~ Of the Stomaeh.-These medicines Are a
ali .werigi sntacld remedy for the correction Of
r. nose acldltes, whether induced by debility
on TAT substances in the stomach, or impaired by
eEcessLthe torpid functions are stimulated, the
liver purified. Sold byall Druggists at 25c o. and
s per box, SO ILL.,
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no NOT FAIL TO CALL

no NOT FAIL TO CALL
- AT HARvEYs,
261 ST., befuceez fora and liza
He will to-day open his long. stabilized and
well known NORFOLK OYSTER
SHUCkING DEPOT for the season NLl
He has made arrangements tn receive SSNA1
regular supplies Of the best NOR ~XZ
FOLK OYSTERS on every Tuesday,
Thursday, and SATURDAY.. He will also keen con
stanty on hand . large and varied assortment Of
Fish, including every sort known 20 Washington
tables.
he returns his sincere thanks TO those Who pat
ronised his bishme at during the psst. eason.
keeping constantly on hand fresh suspiies OF OYs
TERs, FISH, GAME, &c &c, viii amply re-
Sold st the lowest Market prices, and delivered
ss iSrim 1'' +. Al. HARVEY.
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HOMEOPATHIC REMKpIxs

READER, have you seen Prof Woods advertise
ment IN orr paper Read it; it will interest you
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-15

All of DIR. Humphreys & Co.'s specific Bo-
meopathIc Remedies put up expressly for family
use, IN boxes, al Is and 81 cents each. Also,
each, with book Of full directions. For sale by
retail agent; W A. Fitzgerald, $50 north str s
also by T. B. Winter, corner of Massachusetts ave-
nne and sixth street. so, Ponds Extract of Witch
all kinds. Sold as above. maajx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-15

CHARGE. OF AssAuLr AND BArTERY-This
morning Mr.. james Fletcher appeared at the ONCE
Of Justice Dom 70 answer charge Of sssaulting
and beating a man named William Baden, in
the county. Mr. Fletcher denied any knowl.
edge Of the charge, but the plaintiff swore post
lively that Mr.. Fletcher struck him. Mr.. Fletcher
asked that the case might be postponed, In order
TO produce q single witness, and he gave bail for
further hearing.
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S1SO REwARD.-Ran away from tn. sui

NTS0 REWARD.-Ran away from the sub
RIOC serber, living near Nottingham, Prince
John WILLIAM TYLER ADDISON, about 5
IT, OTIS In. In hight, tolerab!y stout light copper
dunn thickness, face and forehead well proper
TONED, and likely. May have scar on the outer
corner OF one Of his eyes; chin slightly dImpled:
about lg or ~ years of age. Was dressed when ne
ieft with black felt hat black cloth frock coat and
ight blue CASHMERE pants marked on the inside of
the waistband &c. w. Hollyday;" some of his shirt
collars also marked. He may, however, change his
clothing, He may be in Washington or George
town, " G., where he has a"quaintanoes or NAV
nave iolloyed the course of the turnpike or rail-
without provocatlop will give the above reward
OF $50 provided he is secured in Jail so that qet
him. JAMES T. = HOTJ.VnAyO
Sc LIST
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PERSONAL.

ME PERSON WHO, day before Yesterday
morning, sent as present q bouquet with a
piece on newspaper Enclosed, will please give name
thereby to relieve the mind of the receiver of an
unCoItaIntN It,
Il WHITE HORSE, black on the nsse, ~ :"
ana IN good condition. Any one proving IN
Penses will get him from CONRAD KNATZ.
Blacksmith, Toll gate, Seventh st. road, Washing
U. lac
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FINE WHskY.-Our neighbor, Patrick Nc Dew
itt, % well known to and so popular with every
clever fellow who has resided here for the last
twenty years, has at his store, at the corner Of
Pennsylvania avenue and Tenth street, some old
rye whisky that will compare favorably with any
ever distilled 10 10 so pure rich, soft, and mel
low as that Ii should be reserved for medical pur.
poses, though we fancy that customers who prefer
good % bad liquor will sna D IL up in a trice - !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-15

ply stefan, has SoothinE SyNp foT Ch,Idsr TIA
trs, which greatly facilitates the process of teethnr
by soitsnIng the gums, reducing all inflammation
wlll aliaJ al pain, and is sure to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it viii give rest
to yourselves and relief and health TO your infants
Perfectly safe in al cases. Sec advertisement in
Anotner COLUMN. 90 lily
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MADAME MORRICE, The GREAT AsTRoIo
W GfsT AND DoCTREss, JHN from Europ.-Thls
highly gifted and intelligent lady can be consulted
on the Past, Present and Future Events, Call at
Washington. lie ~ jm-
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- LAST OF LETTERS
llEmAlNiNG In the Post Once, washington
CITY, ID, c., SeptembeT Il. Ip6O

tOrdered to be inserted in the EVENING STAR, il |
being the newspaper having the largest circulation
Of any daily paper published In Washington
H. All persons applying for letters In the follow
ing list, will please say they ADVERTISED,
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY.-A magnificent
n FARM for sale or exchange for city property,
containing Je4 acres, half mile from Fairfax sta
ton, Orange and Alexandra railroad. 1t lie under
a high state of cultivation, well wateIed, good
bui dinsg and timber; It can be bought low. Call
on G. w. BRAY CO, az their Jewelry stOre,
SIS Seventh street. Slim
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

For other For Sole and Rentr ddretissnerts,
sss first page.
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LNOR SALE-A new two-story- and basement
Il BRICK HOU SE. containing rooms and eel
lar, situated on Eleventh street north, within 5
minutes walk of the Northern Liberties Market
Terms unusually liberal. Apply to III. N. LANS-
DALE, corner of 7th st. and Pa. av. SEA Wv
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-28
R. B. sNoWDEN 4 co.

No. 4 North Cherry street,
Have always on hand a fine stock of
Fancy Groceries,
Fine Wines and Brandies,
Observation-Disclosures Goods,
Foreign Fruits,
Green and Black Teas,
Havana Cigars, &c, &c
Our stock Of Wines is complete, embracing the
finest brands of Champagne, Clarets, Sparkling and
Still German Wines Hungarian, Italian, Sicily and
Native Wines; all of which are warranted pure and
unadulterated.
Scotch and English Ales;
London and Dublin Porter;
English, French and American
Fruits and Vegetables;
Preserves and Pickles;
Sauces, Jellies, Nustards Condiments
and delicacies of every description, from all parts
Of the world.
We have just received selected stock of genu-
inc, fine Havana Cigars, which we offer, together
with large and varied stock of every thing in our
line as low as any house in the Southern country.
r. B. SNOWDEN & CO.,
UNION AND AMERICAN BLOCK.
GROVER & BAKERS NOISELESS
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
The Best IN Use
USES No SHUTTLE
Scws from two Spools.
NASHVILLE SEWING MACHINE Co..
MARI No Public Square.
A. &. d a. B. BEECH.
AT NO. 81 COLLEGE STREET.
Are receiving and opening every day an elegant
Stock Of Spring Goods They will be constantly re
ceiying until the 18th Of April. feb eft
Attorney General.
We are authorized to announce +. W, HAYWOOD
Esq, a candidate for the office Of Attorney Gen
eral for the Ninth Judicial District cemposedOf the
counties of Williamson, Sumner and Davidson
election next Nav