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From New York.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-The champion game of the
billiard tournament was won to-day by Dudley KaV-
anough, of Albany, beating his opponent, Tieman,
of Cincinnati, 254 points in thousand. The prize
is splendid cue given by Mike Phelan.
The steamer Cahawba, from New Orleans via
Havana, is below.
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l have twenty-five thousand dollars worth of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods which viii sell at
cost for cash. as l am determined to do an exclusive
cash business We invite all those DESTROYS of pur-
chasing goods call and for themselves at No
%. North side of the Square DAVID HUMPHREY.
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CITY NOTICES.
Attention!

The Breckenridge Rangers, the Lane Guards, the
Union Guards and Columbia Blues, will meet at their
Armory Front street, in full dress, at o'clock,
this morning. By order of the Captains.
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The sale Of China at CAN tS CORNELIUS block
will be continued this morning at 10 o'clock. Those
wishing to purchase will find this rare opportuni
ty as china is selling extra cheap. novS 1t
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DETENTION OF THE TRAN.-The afternoon (maiD
train the Louisville and Nashville Railroad was
delayed about two hours yesterday, in consequence
of heavy stone falling upon the track beyond the
Kentucky line.
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New AUsIC.-Nr. J. A. McCLURE has laid upon our
table number Of pieces of new Music. Stars Of
the Summer Night words by II. W. LONGEELLow
and the Music composed by HENRY WEBER, Of this
city, beautiful serenade. "The Louisa Waltz"
composed by W. J. CoNGER. 'Where is My Lover"
composed and dedicated to Miss MARY SCOTT by KARL
MERz, author of the popular Dehciosa Polka
charming piece.
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GOOD PHCE FOR CoTToN.-The Memphis appeal
of the LIST inst says: One Of the best cotton sales
of the season was affected yesterday by the house
of PICKETT WORMCRLY & Co. The quantity sold
was eighty bales, half the crop of Mrs Jas X Polk
of Nashville, and brought ls4 cents round Messrs.
HARRIS & Hunt were the purchasers
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For Rent OrLease.

WILL leAssfor term ten years o. lonZsr rent for u
ensuing year, upon most hForasls terms that large
e0mmodOus dwelling At the Of Broad and VRux
streets occupied By II. 81. Bays, Sag.
ALSO, viii sell, upon favorable the remain
der o. interest In the property formerly occupied rs
dsnes, rented % H. P BossE, and half nile
West Of the Court House. contzinng With excellent dHsn
Of eight and ether improvements about twelve
Superior garden s0i portion o. Whek = hesuuly
grass and shsds home, in the nnet
vicinity Of Nashville, cannot Be fond FOR EAs. II
sold, it viii Be for rntfor the coming Apply 81 No &
Cherry street. tocsTf EUGESE UNDBRW00D.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 2-It is reported that resi-
dence will be prepared for the Pope at Brussels.
The New Granadian treaty win be ratified at
Washington to-day.
The steamer Hammonia brings London papers o.
October 10Th. Her dates are anticipated.
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All those indebted to ]. C. NICHOLSON & Co., or
to NICHOLSON s HUMPHREY, will please come forward
and settle their accounts, as we are in need Of
the money. noVZ-lm.
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The LATE SHERIDAN KNow1Es-We regret to learn
by oar Geographic dispatches, says the Louisville
Courier of the death of SHERIDAN KNOWLES, of Eng
land. Mr.. KN0wLEs is well known as the writer o.
several popular plays of which the q Hunchback -
is one. OF late years he had renowned the stage.
regreting, ii said, his previous connection with
it, and had become a very acceptable preacher in
connection with the Baptist denomination. As an
elocuuonist he was unrivaled. and wherever he
preached the church was crowded. He was drown
ed, while on a voyage from Hull to Cronstadt His
age was seventy-six years.
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as-Call and try JOHN WHoRLEE's best Fine Cut
Chewing Tobacco the best ever offered in Nash
Vile A large assortme Mt on hand and sale at very
low prices
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THEATRICAL--A DESERVED COMPLIMENT The
Gazette says:
BY the way, we have been particularly pleased to
notice the pohtcness and efficiency OF the ushers at
the Nashville" this season. Ushers should always
be genuemauy and attentive to the wants of the
audience. Our handsome young friend McManus
understands the rules of poiteness thoroughly; and
those who have had occasion TO call his services into
requiston. will attest that his diligence and atten
tons have been unremitting.
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MLTArr.-The Columbia B,ues came in on the
afternoon train yesterday, and were received by
the Breckenridge Rangers and Lane Guards of this
city. We acknowledge the honor of salute from
these companies as they passed our Office
We understand the Breckenridge Old Guard, from
MurfreesborO', and the Lane Guards, from Millers-
burg. are expected on the halfpast eight o'clock
train this morning
These companies, and perhaps one or two others
viii be here to participate in the Democratic de-
monstration to-day.
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mRn rNINSnn1E

An szpeencsa nurse End female physican, has soohIn
Syrup for children sehing which greatly facilitates the process
of toethng, By Soenog the gums reducing all in.nmaton
sl aay all PAIN AMI regulate the bOwels Depend
Hpon IT, mothers, will give yourselves relief and
health to infants Perfectly afs in all cases Bee advsr
usement in smother column. octss-Iy
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HARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR NOVEMBER.
HARPER,S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR NOVEMBER.
GODEX,S LADKss BOOK fer November.
LIE BON TON JOURNAL or FASHIONS
FOR NOVEMBER
BLACK WOODS EDINBURGH MAGAZINE
FOR OCTOBER.
JUST BECEZHgD By JOHN YORK 4 CO.
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Trotting Race.


CORNING, n. Y, Nov. Flora Temple and Patch
trotted here to-day. Flora won in three straight
heats. Time, 1885, 2:3l4, and 2;31. Track heavy.
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WANrED.-A gentleman business man, &c. want
ed as a partner in respectable and profitable bust
ness. with 81 600 cash. He must be as above. Ad-
dres 9 RoBERT,
octI6-dIm Post Office.
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MONTGOMERY RAcFs-FALL MEETING-The first
race for the opening day, was the sweepstakes for
three year ODDS 5000 subscription $50 forfeit $500
added by the club if three or more should start
SUMMARY.
Sweepstakes for years old mile heats $500 subserpon $50
forfeit the club to add S2Oo ifthree start
II H. divers b. c. Richard III by Brown Dick dam By
BelshaEZar
J. s. and S. J. Hurter'S oh. C. sherrod, by Lec1mie,
dam by Picay D
G. g. and P W. Pryors b. T. ChattshoOchee, by Monte,
Time l47A-EGk.
The winner of this race is the finest Brown Dick
colt we have ever seen. He has fine size and q
splendid stride Most people nliScdlc1tdte It. The race
itself taking the two heats together. is of the
very best that the annals of racing show. And
it was won by gentleman who is an ornament Of
the American Turf.
SECOND RACE.-This was the Jockey Club Purse
$500, mile heats, entrance ten per cent. added.
This good race, but the Glencoe really had
il all his own way at every stage of the proceed
ing" If the heats could have been brOked, Mogul
would doubtless have made better showing.
SUMMARY.
Jockey Club Purse $500 mile heats for all ages entrances
| ten per added
John Oambpell's b. h, By Glencoe, dam by Wagner,
4 years. .-.. j
Il H divers Mogul, by Sovereign, dam Old Stock
] 5 =
Cagey's Chi!de Harold, dam by GHno, years. dist
J 0rme's sch T., $ years BY Brown Dick dam BY An
dreW....-. DIST
Tiu-el j
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DR.. HOOfIand's Celebrated
GERMAN RVTTERg


TILL eecusy Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia JAun-
w dice Chronic Nervous Debility Diseases Of the Kid
neys, and all diseases arising from dsorered Liver and
ach such Constipation, Inward Piles Rune Of Boed the
Food Fullness weight in the Stomach, Sour EructaonB
Sinking Fusng at the Pit OF the stomach Swimming the
Head Hurriedand Difficult Breathing Futerng at the Heart,
Choking Suocang Sensations when lying posture,
Vision, Dots Webs before the Sight, and Dull
Heal, Deficiency Perspraton YeloTne Of the
Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back Chest LIMBS &C., Sud
den Fushes Of Heat Burning in the Flesh, Constant Inasn
ngs Of Evil and Great Depression Of Spirits
The propretoTs, in calling the attention Of the public this
preparation, do with feeling OF the utmost confidence
virtues adaptation the diseases for which tsreconmended
years. trial before the American people, and it, rep.
utaon and sale unvallad by similar preparation
The testimony in its favor given by prominent we'll
known Physicians and individuals in all parts Of the country
ally the proprietor, and to be had gratis any his Agents.
cannot but satisfy the most skeptica that this remedy Is
deserving the great celebrity IL has obtained.
HOOFLAND'S BALSAmIC CORDIAL
VIII long standing Cold very time Read the
following:
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. I6, 1859.
DR. @. NJ. JAcKsoH-Sir: had for time hem suden0
under severe cold having pains whole system
throat and hosrseness when recommended to Try 'oof
lands BalSamic Cordial" accordingly procured bottle and
am happy 70 state that one half Of completely
now unhesitangy recommend it 70 my friends may
nlsry afflicted, and deem it than Justice this
public testimony to its virtues. Respectfully yours
ELEANOR McHENRY,
Tenth Street, above Coates
Prepared emily by DR.. O. NJ Jackson No 4s Arch Street.
ana for sale BY Druggist and Storekeeers
out the United States and Canada Price IS cents per
o. J. WOOD, st. Louis, Wholesale Agents for me nesE
EWIN, PENDLET0N & CO., Nashville Tenn, Mn9les.te
Agents Rstaied BY 10. G. BROWN and EYANs.G ". -
DERSH0TT and WELLS & HOOPER, hssnvlls,i .. %
MATHEWS, Edsshed J. G. DOzoH, South Nasn7lHs'
feblI-1y
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WHEY B. WHITE, formerly sheriff Of Williams on
county died his residence in that county on the
18th ult
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HARD TniEs.-The money Of the Nashville Build
ing and Loan Association will be loaned cut to-
night
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From RaItimore,

BALTIMORE, Nov. l. P M-The Lincoln;tes are in
procession tonight. The Wide Awakes, numbering
$50 formed in front of the Mayors office. Three
hundred policemen were detailed to protect them
The kissing and hooting by men, women and child
rem is universal They started on their route al
halfp2st seven O'Clock Baltimore street was
thronged with people waiting for the grand Union
procession. They were received throughout the
route with groans and Kisses. No attempt was
made to modest them. On Lombard street they
passed the Union Minute men forming, and was
greeted with Kisses from the whole line. They are
now marching through the lower section of the
city, escorted by large police force. They viii
bring up at Front street, Theatre. where mass
meeting will be held
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PRoF. Il. ST. MAUR STUAT.-This distinguished
disciple of the Graces closes his dancing school in
this city with grand complimentary ball at the
Odd Fellows Hall on Friday evening, the 9Th. Tick
cts viii be sold only to those who are recommended
by tine patrons. Prof. STUART has been nOminally
successful in his engagements here not only in the
number Of pupils but also in their proficiency. He
goes hence to Mobile where he deservedly stands at
the head of his profession. We hope TO see him in
our midst again next season.
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COMMERCIAL.
MonefarK.

Monetary.
The following staeent Of the aggregate totals OF he Nov
York City the ending octobsr27 and compared
with the week ending October 90;
October e. octotes %. Dinersnces.
Loans 1913 6370O 22 ,9u3Y5l2 Ine-1, I24
Specie.-...-.-. 22,795590 22ll5,229 Inc- ,352
Circulation. o,laS l03 926l990 Dec-. f3s,se7
Net deposits .... 20 065 62 1854 SIT Inc-I,5l0775
Az daily .as9Sol27 az $40 Incl, 1890
ability &c 1s-loo peret 277IO0 Inc $500 OIL
per cent
Table Of comparison for years 1851, 1885, 1859 and 1900
Week ending oet.23, Oct. 80, Oct. %, Oct. q,
1857. 1858. 1858 1850.
81, 754 I26 eos sec Is.44A0s I2s,36s6as
Specie 12e5.4l 26,707slz 2i,2IS976 93798 $50
Circulation =. 63347f5 7s2 $50 e,g76404 9l23 lOs
Net deposits. 5ls5s 160 s77g6s4 73Ds3ls7 "a es5el3
Az dailyexs. 96soy5ef 2IOO3503 22,I62l50 9sg5O4s7
liabilities 2S IA 100 pre- 81 $500 q I9lo0 90 I5-lOo
The following statement Of the condition Of the Banks the
State OF Few York. the dates named is taken from tie Albany
xtkas and Argus:
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NASHVILLE, Nov. LIST, 1860.

REJoIyDEE OF Mr.. UNDERWOOD We find in the
Gazette of yesterdsyShe following reJoinder to the
card of Mr. MORE0W:
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Atten.ion, Hrechinr.de Union Guards.

You are hereby notified to meet at the armory
this morning at half past seven o'clock. By order
of the Captain ALEX. HARDY, o. S.
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FRE-W oRKs-LUCK has a large assortment of fire
works. Give him call
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A Fine Article.
For Rent or Lease.

FFNHAT large and eomodous Warehouse formerly occupied
by H. FREscH soN, fronting forty feet Clark,
running back two hundred feet with
eure length fronting ortyone feet Church. adjoining
the House Of French Irwin Reid This the largest
convenient Storage House city, rented
leased the most favorable For particulars sppy
Oct3g-f
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BY TELEGRAPH.


WAsHISGroN, Nov. ls-Semi-oficial adyicez re
ceived here show that owing to the energy of Pres
dent OspiUa, in accordance with General Herran's
directions of war operations and to the potriotism
of the people, the revolution in progress in the Re-
public of New Granada by this time may be consid-
cred at an end In the decisive action of Oratorzo
fought by $500 men, 600 were left the field and
in the combat Of Manizales Gen. Marquiere lost
800 out of $500 1t is mentioned as a notable fact
that no revolution commenced in New Grenada has
ever triumphed; and that the present one, which
seems likely to be the longest and most fatal in It's
results is the repressed The principle which
the Reyolutionists were fighting for was the ex-
pounding OF the Federal Constitution IN a nuliiea-
ton sense, but the victorious party now urging
the revision of the Constitution in more conserve
tive spirit. Some incorrect statements have been
made with regard 70 the temporary protection Civ
en- TO the city OF Panama by the American and
English men-of-war The Independence of that State
while employing the city troops in pursuing the
negro insurgents thereform, requested the Joint
landing and services of both squadrons and as soon
as they were considered of no further use orders
were consequently given for a withdrawal of the
forces At the latest dates only six British marines
remained in the city but by the authority of the
Intendende.
Thaddeus Hyatt previous to leaving Washington
for Boston, Tuesday, for the purpose of obtaining
relief for the suffers in Kansas laid before the Pres
ident extracts and documents under oath, to show
the deplorable condition of the people of that Ter
rltory.
Two hundred thousand Of the three hundred
thousand copies of the Agricultural report of the
Patent Office, ordered by the House of Representa-
tives, have been printed.
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From PhiIadeiphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2-Sheridan Knowles, who
was lost In the Arctic, not the author, but was
the agent of the American Bank Note Company,
charged with the work for the Emperor of Russia
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VaIuabIe PRINTING Once for sale.

SITUATED in wealthy section Of country in Tennessee an
- having extensive 5utBcr2tou t a1d advertising pat
ronage The paper nsmora and viii Be sold reAs0ntb
terms, 70 hoEever Democrat Ths
ish 70 adEocae STATE RQusy, and the proprietor VIII no s
Il 90 QUITO his hands 70 be devoted other purpose 70
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Snow storm

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark, Nov. IA snow storm visit
cd this place to-day, covering the ground and trees
1t commenced about noon and is still falling with
every prospect Of regular snow storm.
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ID virtue Of Deed o. Trust executed By james l. Bell d.
ceased the uadsrssasd Trustee the 18th day o
april, 1859 and registered in t. Registers once ChsahA
county, in cook A. page 49, and IN DeSson county Re
Once in book T. pages t and l46. viii o2sr for s, bsfor
the Court House door the city Of NASHVILLE 3atureayh
l0 day Of November NEXT many Of the slaves msndonsdi
said deed, (eossstng Of and ehildrsnl viii
isfy the debt for which Iaid dssd executed.
Terms OF sale, Cash.
Q. P. McRoBKRTs, Trustees.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Drak, Glossy, and

Drak, Glossy, and
LuxuFfant HaErg
HOWL
By using Heinstre.ts 1irlfa61s Restorative DoaT uss
anything else on your Head.
Price SOC and 81 per hottle. Sold everywhere.
-sss We. HAGAS & 90. PrOprietors, Troy,E.Y.
SCI an advertisement beaded,
9YOU LOOK I'm VAIN.D
octaS-isdtwkv
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From Hew York.

New YORK, Nov. 2-Counterfeitfives the Farm
ers and Mechanics Bank of Hartford, are in circu-
lation.
Havana advices report that the bark Lyra, of
New York, has been sold to slave traders.
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Robbery.

New YORK, Nov. IA man named Stebbins, a
baggage master on the New Haven Railroad, is I'M
der arrest for the rObbing of Adams Express of
fesses the same
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BLOOD FOOD
SANEORGpS
Liver Tnvt&OrafOr.
NEVER DEBILITATEs.

has become established fact Standard Medicine,
aud approved by ali that have lsed IL, and il
sorted with confidence IL 81 the disease for which il
Il has cured thousands g within the I.st two years
who had given up all hopes OF RELIEF, As the numerous
unsolicited certificates in my = possession show
The be adapted to the temperament Of the
individual taking it, and us ed in Euch quantities a. TO
gently the Bowels.
| use Of the TIVER IN > FViCORATOfS, and il
VIII Liver Conn y plainta,BiIiOus ATT
Iacks, Dyspepsia n Chronic DIaRrhOea
sum mer CSm-S Piaints, Dysente;
CostiVeuess, ChOl- iics Cholera, ChOIe-
IA morBus, Oh oiera Enfantun, Flatu-
| lences j a n dice g Female Weakness
es, and may be used sue - esssfull7 a. An Ordlna.
~ Family Medl- = cine. It viii cure SICK
H E ID A H Z, las > Thousands can testify,l in
twenty minutes, if y two or three Tes-
| spOOnfuls are taxi = en- st the commencement Of
All who use il are giving their nony
| IN its favor.
Mix water in the mouth vii InVigorstor and swallow
Also, SANFORT!S FAMILY CATHARTIO
PILLS, compounded from pure vegetable sad put
GLASS CASES, air tight, and viii keep in any climate
The Family Ca t4artic RILGsa gen
tie but active Cathartie which the proprietor has
used in his practice more than twenty
The constantly increasing q demand from those who
have long used the PILLS ard the saafaction which
all in regard to their has induced to place
The Profession well know that different CAtharc, set
u The S-i FAMILY c A. TH1RTIO PILL
has with due reference this well established fact
been compounded from . variety OF the pursst Yese
table Extracts, which act alike on every part OF the
almentary canal, and are n good safe eas
| es where a Cathartic is = needed, such as d =
arrangements OF the Stomach, Sic PI =
ness, Palms in the z Back and Z o d,
COsLiVeneSs, Pain and Soreness over
( the whole b Ody, q from sudden cold, which
frequently, neglected. - end long course OF Fe-
yer Loss of Appe- = Iite, a Creeping SEN
Sation of Cold over the bod, KestIess-
| meas, Headache, or = weight an tn e head,
4 all Infla mmaIO ~ q Diseases, Worms, in
Children or Adults rheumatism, grea:
Purifier 6 tha Blood = and many diseases which
flesh heir, to mention in this advertise
/ ment. Desc, Ito 3. Prics dimes
The Liver ERVERoratOR and Family ca
thartic Pills retAed by Druggists generality sold
wholesale by the trade ia all the large towns.
- .- s. 7 ". SANFORD, n. D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor, 335 Broadway, n. Y
O.J.WOOD CO.,
febl-.y st. Louis, No.
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stock for Sale.

STOCK EOF SfIes
JOHN WHoRLEY, 50 South Market Street. offers
for sale SIS 600 ,cortt of Stock! Cal and see him.
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R. B. SNOWDEN & co.

r. B. SN0WDEN & co.,
Union and American Block.
WKTE are Just in receipt Of large we'll selected OF
w goods in our line which We are Determined 10
sell Al low Prices to aSit the Times.
Country Merchants With the cash do letter than to
call on US, as Offering extra inducements.
BraDdes. all VintAges, in wood and glass;
Irish and Scotch Whisky
Madeira, Sherry and Port, Of the best brands;
Holland Gin and Jamaica Rum, in wood and glass;
Champagne, Hook, MossI and CArets;
Italian and German Wines, Of all kinds
Old Monongahela, Rye, Bourbon and Corn Whisky;
Bittsrs-Hos.esters Gouley Boxers, Old sachem, &s.;
Scotch Ale and London Porter,
French cordiaIs, Light Wines and syrrps.
Italian Msccaroni, Vermicelli snd Passuice;
Green and Black Teas all qualities;
Theoretically Sealed Meats, Fraits;
Fish sDd Vegetables
Preserves, JeIlies snd JamI;
Pickles, Sauces and Condiments;
Nut Fruits and candied Fruits:
Dried Fruits, Figs and 2aIsius
Extracts and Perfumsry;
Toilet Soaps, Prunss;
Brandy Fruits
Crackers, &c, &c.
Fire Works Rockets and Roman Candles;
Havana Cigars, Chewing Tobacco and snuR
Meerchaum Pipes, Cigar and Liquor Gases;
Smoking Tobscco-TuTkish and Virginia;
Cranb.rres, Buckwheat and Syrup;
Cheese-Br gsh Dairy, ". R. and Pine Apple;
Sugar Cured Hams, Beef and Tongues:
Wooden and Willow Ware and Brooms;
New York Steam Refined Candy:
French Canded Fruit, Apricot Paste and Nsugat
Ground and Whole Spices, Olive Oil,
Macksrel, shsd, Salmon, Roe Herring,
Smoked and Ssuces Salmon and Cod Fish;
Dates, Dried Fruit Canton Ginger, &C., &c, &c.
Together with all articles pertaining the supply Of families
X. B. SNOWDEN & CO.,
s.t3I-2H No. North Cherry Street.
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Negroes TO Hire.

EsNW0 negro GOOD farm hands Also, negro woman
with several children. Said is good house ser
want cook &C. and will be hired good home for board and
clothing. We prefer hiring in Edgeheld or vicinity.
j. L. 4 r. ". BROWN,
novl-d2w Az Cherry street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-03

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