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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-24

THE YANKEES RUN LIKE RACE aoRsus.
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Fixtures, &C., for Sale.
NE7E will sell Very Cheap the fixtures purchases
w from Warrington Bryan 4 Co. and W II Webb q Co
We have Tables 10 sEd u feet long plain and with tops
well made and In good order. one splendid
SteaFns and Marvin Safe, large sIzs.
FAIRBANKS PLATFORM
SCALES,
DESKS,


The remainder Of Washington Bryan & Cos stock Of
Gesds We VII sell eut at prices tefore the war.
decis-dlW ARaIsFgAB L On
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OHFROKEE rUUHT

tuKnal EmmissiOns, bap0tsacy, LOss q Poser,
RG5as n ~ Back, Ss0n6 81 thS RSddsF, o6atrBossd
and DifIcast kaassrBctiOn, 0Ad az DEssascs eaaaas
~ degtGttag (rozs ~ pcA q RGsrS, cd tsdalgiaS
u Capitalization.
b TIE q this "0s AL Improper dseEgy0s renew
Cd he VsAksnsd OgaE5 o. gsnssn Essy surs, AID
nall visoE restored.
Aeer contemplating marriage Shsud reject has soznd
mind and BODY % promote connHbAl hAppne
In tae ~Oaerokee Care he poor desitatud, down
tesparng dsTotee 81 sanSaai pleasure VII and relief
II Is safe and pleasant n sas but INN aenonfs
shining no ntnea PoaDs bat l. prepared from pure Vesstfk
extracts, IN tie fofu o. q dslisicaB syEups
Pcs % Bottle, three hotos fer S. and fordud
By s1FTess 70 AL parts Of TIE Eord.
sala b Al reSpectzbls Druggst5 sTeryWhera.
P0TEkk & EEkHtN. ProPhetorS, Memphis fern-
sela u hAshyille b Ewing Penaecn Berry DanoTia
g. " Hendsr1eott a1s b DTnggiz1s sVeEyVhers.
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ImpoEgant 30 TAX Pag ers.
COLLECTORS OFFiCE,
NASHVILLE Dec. 4th, 1861.

COLLECTORS OFFICE,
NASHVILLE Dee. 4th, 1861.
The taxpayers of the city of Nashville are mott
fed that the tax for 1851 for the benefit of the
Nashville & Northwestern Rail Read. has been
levied by the City Council and the books placed in
my office, where payment may be made.
CORPORATION TAx-PAYEks who hsve thus far
neglected to settle their taxes for the present year
are earnestly requested to call and pay without de
lay, as they VIII thereby save costs and interest.
Longer indulgence cannot be given, without injury
to the public, a NELSON.
DECD lmBPo Collector, City Hall.
ATTESrIos.-Al officers and rrivates Of the 4lst
Regiment of Tennessee Volunteers, now absent On
furlough, or otherwise, viii report themselves at
Camp Trousdale by the 18th inst
By order Of Col. FARoUHARsoN,
dee2l --- J. ASTHOAY, Adjutant.
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The Confsderates Hold the Field.

COZ. TAYLoR ONhx wOUNDED.
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Notice.
; 8. AKKaIoA ORDNANCE oF7IcE,
RicbnoEd, Va, Bee. l6, 1851.

8. AKEaIoA GRIEVANCE oFTIcE,
RiehHoEd, Va, Bee. l6, 1851
Hh oTdnanee Bureau Of ire Confederate States agree
receive all "Charcoal Gold Blast Iron" delivered At
nssnvey Memphis, For6Doe Ala, CHATTANOOGA on or
ton. at the point Of de ivsry. = So
IRON delivered At Nsah VILE Chattanooga or Florence
Wi Dc paid FER By Lieut. Wright Nashville on IeceIots
. o. Designated . him. az those points that eeY
cred at Memphis, by hsJ0r " Hunt
PArtiS will pIeass assert their irsn, I,e,3
(. J. 0ORGAs, Lieut.. Col,
" Chief Of ordnance
Chattanooga Gazette month. osIksViIs Chronicle ors
WOnah- dtcI5 DAWN
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Fif,y DoIIags Fsoi4rfvfff

I = II
FoLrETEEEs ToE THH Waste be attached I
Colonel JOEN C. BURm's Regiment. Good arm
and everything furnished allowed by the Regula
tons. Apply at No 20, Broadway Nashville, Ten
nessee. dec. 20, i N
Patriot COPY, aud charge this Office. saos'Y
Fresh saHsaEsa Neat ana Tender Lolnl
Families in want Of Sausage Meat, Tender Loini
and Spare Ribs can be supplied at the Pork House
of [decl9l EN-. BRUcE Co.
HemOvaI.
Our Office has been this day removed to rooms
over Planters Bank.
e. II. BRUOE d Co..
Beef and Pork Packers for GOvernnsert.
THE INsURANCE OFFICE
w. J. MARI,
Opposite The Sewsnee House, on College street ia
the place to obtain Inlurance in some of the Oldest
and most reliable Southern Companies. uoy2O-tf
Wanted Immediately, 10000 bushels corn, deliy-
cred at race track, or at our pork house, to feed
Government cattle and hogs, for which We viii
pay the highest market price in cash
&. N. BRUCE & Co., Agents O. S. A.
Government Notice.
ENT have this day appointed agents Of and for M
Confederate etaes Of America for the purcAsin9 And
packing Hogs and ose In and or this Garksyile ds
and All OF keaueky and therefore, solicit calls and coreson
enee OF Ell parties having cattle and and also con
terence with our authorised in each every county
N.,h,.u. ~. y, BRUCE co.,
HsAanAe' NoF'si bl'.Szn Agents o. s. A.
shoes for sale.
1900 pair mems asserted Brogans by J.W.
WARD Co.
Purchasers will please call and examine them g,
EVANS q Co. Oct q 1861. diff
NASHVILLE, Nov. g. 1861
All companies wishing to be attached to the Both
regiment, Tennessee volunteers, will report them
selves to General W. c. WHIrrHoRSE, at the capitol
who will give them the necessary instructions as to
he place of rendezvous camp equipage, transports
alton, mastering officer, &c. ~
Companies to form 9 battalion of Cavalry will
Aso De received. INV. HEAD, Col.
One hundred Thousand hoOp-poles wanted for the
Confederate CoopeFy. q ~
nevf7dIw EaN BRrr.i& To
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cor sale.
"a exchange arvoity or county property sss N,v and
" Lishs DFaught ssssnsr Thistle kpplytO
NM W. KNOX
Corner q Broad and Cherry s.4stts,
aec6-dlm Nashville, Fsaa
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us FULKERsON, Agent.
81 Common street.
dsc2l-4Wd2W
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Tender LOins, Spare-Ribs, Kack-
Bones and Sausage MeaG.
PkRS0Ns desiring Hog and Beef oal aipplsd a
ne Paekins Houseo 4. n BRDcH 4 CO.
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ROBERT THOMPSON q CO.,
wholesale GrOeeFs, Fruit Dealers
AND
UaWnv TTaNuEaorTruuwa

EoAa our present stock will be fouad fsIoEipK Mt
a ees % Na Es nVs ne atsnsn Of buysrB and which
M In lc . suit customers ard e lowest
3 0scss cannot b txscud except ts MONEY snesssd.
~ mas sugar 81 grsae8s pips pare Hollsnd Gin;
= ooia Ael-s,esi do % Preach Brandy;
y es blask and aree1 Teas p bels do B0uIbon Whsky
- ban JsEA Qodse; 81 Do % Ro6t'son Co Do;
10 kseSAges Layer RaiEns, IN IS do d NssBoms %;
bOxas, Halves and Qa.rterSs 10 DO Ginger Brandy;
20 cart ns kalsins for zy g1e 20 do Reeasd Whilky;
l5e ocxes kresh Pra1es; 300 Dendohns;
% doz Oysters II 4 4 dos ealS Is eases FLASH;
100 boxes 10 Fine Cracker; 10 DO Bar Eumb,srs:
= ohls Al noLds ana NUS; IS Do 10 Dsoaahrs;
= doEea Topper saucess Togs BoHles;
3 DO Ibmato Cztsups; l5o has Salt;
10 DO Efssh Peschsss 400 do Rxtra Flour;
10 DO BDughton Btsers; 50 dozen Pickles;
80 DO A1stlrdi IS nests Painted Iuha-
dss6-6 R0BHkF FHOMPSoS Z. Co.
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StrRYeh

NEoA tie stable Of Thomas Will Inson near Gresn Hill
= eSEau say - ares bIinata er right sye, with the
aar Eueed on ABOVE both eyes hips Ethsr one
Or both hind feet white liberal rWard will be given for Ter
recovery. ldesl0-dsw'l JAMEs WHITsIFT,
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BY-TELE8RAPH.

Another skirnnisI. At DranssvilIe.
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA h. J
$ s. 8
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
! on AID AFTEB
WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER. 2OGh, 1881,
Passenger Trains hsNsshVIHs onatsaaosH Rsoad
will run - foioHs-
GONG HAST.
Leave EashVIIis ct BIS 4 n ard ao0F TN,
Arrive AZ Chattanooga Lie II aad E35 n.
COMING WEST
Leave Chattanooga at si30A n and $50 Pm.
Arrive atNsahYille at 100 n Azd 4OOP Il.
fTEHA Trains leaving Nashville at els sounsos st VAR
trace with shebyvills Branch at Tulahos With McAinn-
Vile and Manchester Rsilroad Dechen viii Winchester
and Alabama Railroad, Covar vita seaanee Raaroad ana
at Chsttanoogs with Western AMI tlante Railroad
Tbs Trains leaving Nashville e0 u, s0unss1 at War
race with shebyvile Branch, g. Stevenson win Msphis and
Charleston Railroad and At 0hatslooza vita East Tenn and
Geo, and Western and Atlantic 1siroads.
Through Tickets to the fooEg points, and ct prices
sd can Dc had at All hoAr Hppaton 70 The Ticket Agsn
81 0hces ct DepotI -
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wanted.
Wanted,

Sd on College stsest S'~'eS O4-e'
decI8-dIE JHUOopU
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For Rent,

FfHE house and lot Belonging to George A. Arlington
High Street, between Church and cedar Streets Is for
eat for the year e62pros ak hundred dOlsrp Tbs renter
rsrequd 70 give three notes payable the Planters Bank
every four months with GOOD approved security Apo
Immediately 70 GEORGE A. WASHING On,
Cedar Hill, Robertson county, Tern
Or to VIZ s. CHATHAM,
declS-dim No % High street, Nashville, Tsu1-
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ESECuErE HEAD oG.arEas. NAsHyILlLE. TEN. /

= = ! 1-l.. n u DhAIAIN, HUH.
Mas W. H. BLAKxoRE, Cor. Sec'y.
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EAEMeER that splendid Extra Flour made at the
kookhil hills, kdgeheld BY w. H. Luous, Is for zle
At our store and no where ese in the ety.
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Fresh Sausage. Meat and Tender LsIns
for Sale
Families in want Of Sausage Meat, Tender Loins
and Spare Ribs can be supplied at the Pork House
of [decl9l EN-. BRUCE Co.
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Our Office has been this day removed to rooms
over Planters Bank
f. II. BRUCE q Co.. 4
Beef and Pork Packers for Governnseht.
deel.lm. GP
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Wanted Immediately, 10000 bushels corn deliv-
cred st race track, or at our pork house, to feed
Government cattle and hogs, for which We will
pay the highest market price in cash.
&. NJ BRUCE & Co., Agents @. s. A.
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Notice.
0EFIcz PRINCIPAL CoNyIs, Any d,
WIsTERN DEPARTMENT,
Bowling Green. Ky Dee. i3 Is5I)
BALED Proposals be received at his ofc, untI -
- o'clock noon Saturday the 2sh day Of Decsmber 1851
for furnishing good and wholesome RIesh ire
Bowling Green Ky No proposals sup ply less tran hi
gade will be entertained.
The beef must be slaughtered afd delivered nscks and
shanks excluded 70 the Oonmisssries serving with The
q such tines and In such quantities may required
Proposas--Wheh will be addressed the undersgusd and
endorsed the cover, Proposals t. urnish Fresh Beg
must Do accompanied ~ the names Of responsible psoas
Turetes for the fshfu perfOrmsnceO Of the contract
1he Principal UoEmkssIy Ire riRht to reject All
bids. TaOS K JACKSON
deel6-dt28 hsjor and Prfn'I Cony WeS.sFn Dsp't.
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WAR DEPARTmENT.
ORDINANCES OFVToB.

dsos-wE-pr'she
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Ni,ce ellanaaas Nnr mG

1ne b lngoT Vie J democrat Stys:
"At length The paople are awakening 70 a
thTseten them. TaeY haglu TO b aware that
the prosecution Of this fcigA Atfui WAT mast end
in the destruction OF their Freedom In it's
progress Ii the guarantees Of liberty are tram
pied nnder foot. The iron heel OF q military
desp0rism is already on the necks of thou
sands Of their felio coun trYn men -
The Bridgeport (Uonn.j Farmer says;
Before Lincoln undertakes 10 write ano-
ther message on tls Union being oltar III IL
the States, be hGt better So her fe " facts
from some twelve-ye'r Old school by. A
more miserable lot OF trash 'iIau the ,ast Pr
siaeu tiai message VS. ueV-r oof IRE pu iShed
It Is q mass of ans nrd ST lteT1ei tSs tercents
which have not the least shade ~ Of tru III
abont them"
The Portland (H1e.) Arsus say:
Then the unprovoked burniaz of the vii.
committed by our troops. though promptly
rcprDand@l Dy Gen. Mcdowell, unveiled q
lnoseness of discipline calculated 10 ensure
defeat, rather than victory.
Several correspondents OF thu NV York
Herald euggest that the next SrCGd army on
It's march t0 Manassas shall fire the woods,
and thus smoke out the ma het batteries
A. Al enthusiastic, 90 said, meeting in Ne ~
York, e German proposed to have regi men I
raised, TO pa armed with scyth s,to mo " down
the Hack Horse Cavalry. Fny we thousht
the Fire Zouay6s killed Ell them long agc-at
least they say 3d.
Recent intelligence Informs us {says the
LcuisvIiis Courier) hat the Hon Alfred Ely,
OF New York, WAS on his way 10 tho Sou thern
Congress.
Soma OF the "busirsss men" OF Cincinnati,
st q meeting the o'her d ~, censur"li the Liza
coin Government teyel ely Tor Il hing the
battle at Manassas on the Stobath day.
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GENERAL HOsPIfAL, YohKrowN. VA,
August :, 1851.

=,
To The Eiitors or the Dfspateh: Please per-
Nurfrees sboro', N. O., for their kindHess Ia
sending US, through Prof Hosg, ths sun OF
thirty nine dollars aid Afty cents, together
with clio th.s a. for the sick, Of watch
send y3u a llss, accom- panied sy ii. manes Of
sub cribeTs, which yon VIII oD!i.s ne sy in.
sertipg In your paper:
Lysr or M'sgr roR roExro~y soLDiEss PROM
LADIB. or kCsYAEEsEoko, c.
Mrs w II. Smith. IS; Mrs. Mary Baa-
man. 81; Miss Matte II m, 81; Mrs. Good
50 cents; Mrs. NJ Grant. % cents; Mrs W
Warm, rs cents Mrs Ssllie Day Is csnt.,
Mrs. 4 a H~rt, 81; Miss Imox.u Hart, 81;
Miss Heigpeth. SO cents; Nrs Il. r.
T. Spiers, s.; Mrs. J. Iext.s, sl; Mrs.
J. Gartine, Is cents; Mrs. L. IA. Csw-
Per, 81; Mrs NJ Bishop, 5. cents;
ls.;er Mr. y s, r. D'y ., = w ss,. Nr'; % =
Mrs ! W. Hdi, 81; Mr.. J. v Ls~rsLae, 81;
Miss Mamie Hatchett. 81; Miss Flea L.w.
relc- 81; Miss Matte LaGrsnce. 81; MIS- II.
NJ Sm,.h, 81; Mr. IT, Wynns. -; Mrs -.
Mis-. Georgta biontgomsry, 81; Miss Mara
Pearce, so: Miss Zenie Lassitsr 81; Nrs W .
5: Snepa d. 81; Mrs AIex'r HOss, 81; Mrs.
W |. Htrgia's, a5:; Mr. J: g Slaughter,
risoa, 25c Mrs. W. p. Bsamsn, s., iittls
Annie B-a,nan, 81; Mttls Ssllis Resnan, 81
ARTICLES F0z YoaHT'ys HOSPITAL 0oxrxissTx>
ny LADIES OF FxsRKAzgssoxo', rs.
Mrs. 5 j Wheeler, . sheets, : pillow eases,
bundle of linen; Mrs n Eea, / saiti; Mrs.
III Trader. l coun ntarpane; Mra ] V Law
rence, eneets, 4 pillow e~sss, s bottles cor
dials and jeiiVes; Mrs. L .J0hnson, l mattress;
Mrs. II " Wise, . mattresses; Ms. Z .
williams. 2 piiiows. piisw cases. 2 khsets.
towels; Mrs J J Yoa'z bottle b.asKaevry
cordial; Mrs. W + Ea,mau. <hes,s, pii-
low eases IiUeu ! msttrass Mr. q Pa
ker, calico spreads; Nrs. + ". Susthsll 2
sheets, pill2x cnses, bsRdis lisen, A;ss
Sal y Futra!!. sheets, pilo ~ eaess; Mr. J :.
J. Vaughan, bottles port wiKs.
SeTg respect tfullJ !osrs,
r. z HTsEe,
Surgeon to tia UOS
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TparIBLn ExPtos,os.- terrible exrlosion
took place tsw days sgo.in the roske' house,
At III. Washington I'd c. Navy-Yard. At
tie lime Cf the exp os.on there We four
men in the house. Fraccis q. nrown wasj
burnt TO crisn, and led n ,rtly sfer the
ex, iosion. John r. fsceeson was o1d'y
burned and died. man named VIM mar
lin was badly burned, but VIII probably re
cover. Ano her mn, famed Nicholas, wss
very severely burned. bpt VIII. however, re-
GossE
The first explosion occurred In large NOR
tar, suspended from the ceiling, In which
there was q quantity Of fuse powder, and
large copper bali for crushing thu composition
when the pot was swung to and fro. This
caused second explosion Of a tank Of pow
der near by Fortunately, a barrel Of row
der, and several boxss Of cartridges which
were in the room. escaped explosion. The
roof Of the build,s was lifted clear from Its
place, the Windows AL blown out and the
brick walls cracked in several places The
workman In the yard were Qaiekly on The
spot. and ex Ing aished ths frs before II had
made much headwsy. The cause Of the ex.
pio.ton 10 not kn wn. but 1t is supposed that
the ball in the mortar became heated by con-
stant motion, 70 ss 70 ignite tbs composition.
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SrogY or 1nE BATTLE sy ZoCAvT The
Washington correspondent Of sha New York
Times furnishes the subicined specimen 81
Zouave biackguardisn
One little shor. fellow, with a bright black
eye. having his red skull-cnp pushed on the
back of his head, his arms akinko, and his
cheek dilated with the weed, was holding
firth 70 knot of aGmiriny men and hoys,
somewhat In this fashion "fiSht Oh, no,
tos didn't nght-perhaps We didn't. Just sea
here After ne b -eI Il stanting three hours,
by --- in the grass, up come q loAs -lsgged
cuss, tnd says he, follow me We went, ws
did -afst short, and then double quick All
Of sudden Pop, bang, bang, btng, went the
bloody guns on onr left. inst God oaly knsE
were there, for we didn't, ard the boys fell
down like steep. And then tbs way We took
them batteries. Well, Jon .onsht to have
seen i.-tnars Al. We saw our meu drove
away from their guns, and We maaa ap ols
minds TO get 'su,, aud we charged, yelling like
b:2cdv HI, drove the seceshss back deucsd
sight quicker thap they come, and popped
'em doGn al every shot But when ws'd got
the guns ihs feiiers didn's coms TO bold 'sru,
and 9f course we couldn't work 'om, and We
left"
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SeuExY OLD YAsxgx WoMAs I'VE Ana the
fnllOXilZ auecGntA cina tha roa uds.

IUIIUWIU3 INFECTIOUS fCfng tho roands'
An elderly lady, who attended \ meeting OF
the lst Fs mont Reg msnt, arose, full u en-
thus .asm, and said shs tn snksd God that she
was abis TO do somethiag fer Aer &C IN Wy; her
two sous. all shs possessed in .hs W.rld, wsre
in tas regiment, and the snly thiag she had
to regret was, that she coal Ia net hAss xno " ~
1t twenty years ago-she would have furEish.
ej more,
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SADDLE RY, &c

"a NEW sADDLERYE EsrsBLISH.
E.zsA abNT The uoder-ig 4e4 h ,. entered
Erssx5zssys into 4 CO. p2'tnershiO cnder the sty o
< ;..d hl.n Of N LIS, JanNl GS q G ;,
for the purt ose I % nducting the SA DLERY and
H4kAk BC>IN in al j.. branches. Each
one Of the 6rn. being pract calig asqr -inief n
the tusin fb and giving cur pers( i attention to
III WORK entrusie to us, we earnestly .tct tho
pstrou2ge OF all wanting articles in our lie.
We have nov Ia store hns assor ment of
TROOPERS SADDLES and Bkl LES.
SADDLE BAGS, 81.
To ~ hich invite attention.
We VIII teks rders for any articles 10 be mad .
leatl.er, &pd pledge Ourselves t" give battsf&1-
tto1 soth ~ 20 r.atafisl and wolkmansAip
q L al LES,
J. " JENNINGS,
an Sta X n hIiE,
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au 5--ts

r. n 1TLssArY sADDLEs.-s S.
fsfEEA COTTRr Ii cffers lcr sale this Day. the
EEsN largest srd b st elected stcek Of sA D.
DLas ever ogered in this market, Ell =
Tsc;or .Et Paeo," ths 'Gshine, tie
. Hnustorb 80 s'tsih un" and mary other cele-
bratei ,iylAs, gether with ane sssoltnant OF
ShOpLEhY GOoDs. S 3 Cor TR4 l.,
ans 81 &c, I2S Main 81.
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..s..ez sUUfHEkS STEAM Pk.t VA.
SsAEGNTEER COMPANY.-Psrsons desirous
Of prom atiug this branch Of eur Ma
tioa1i cefeaco against orr enemy can yet End
faw hharss OF the stock to subscribe for at their
ofice no IL Pearl street. first 6oor, where all In
formation can DO had. Shares 9le0 each, In an
No ship. " So--ts
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1UV hhERIN9S
100 BALI bhls. ROE HERRINGs;
rs bbis SHAD;
- hal! Snls sEAD ROE:
15o HAT bbls. 20 2MA KSREL;
1ee bbls !qrse and med No.. AACEPREL;
60 bbie. Woods Gu ahRRI1Gs.
For sale by Wa 3. JONES CO..
iy 29--I9t lsfh - bat Main ana tary
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I i4LUKS, BACON.
IL 2JJ hbls tinct nat, WhiShFY.
Ia. h5ls Ens Mountain aye Whisky:
so bhis. GIN and French RRkSpl;
10 half and or. pipes fps French BRANDY;
pipes Holland GIN;
LOO bags prime R.c CQrFEs;
80 hhas prime SHOULDERS e,d SIDES;
sG0 bS.s Sugar House 8OLAsSkS.
&c boil. Refined, eliow. Exit. G, n and A
SU0Ahe;
SO hhds. SUGAR;
10. b xes dsnart'ne and Taiiow CAEDLse;
leo boxes Brown RnAt;
Leo bo,s 10. a. G. Cat HE8RIN0s;
81 bbis Nos. /, sud MACH kEEL;
50 half bbls. No. Family hoe HHRRlSGS:
- cais. new Grissr> aOl.A sshs;
so box To let SOAP;
so box sChsik 81 rOwhatsn PIPES;
Loo dozea ,Uo6S and HI ksrs;
eco rsems W Piug PAPGh;
10 bbis Blackberry and Che ~ BRANDY;
81 tteTGes and .. kess eaf L AhD;
50 hhls Va. Peach and apple BRANDY.
10 hsg SAL SODA. For nls by
THOMAS JONES,
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THE UNDERSIGNED wishes

-r,-- TIE UNDERSIGNED wishes
Ssztgg--vrsrESy INT rna his frients that Re has
q : - II uued the UNDERrAKi g BUSINESS
"a SON. OF sgres friends has hsus rionsiv cir:
c1ls. al ne had have ol hand nt ar two huA..red
COFPiNs, Of all tIxos IRON q inches to 8 SO. 4
inches, OF ali qualities, viz Aahosany. walnut
Rosewood Color Poplar Pine, &c
AIso tsro HghR KS HACK. Bu00Ies, and
everything in tie Under aking line. equal, II rot
snpor or sny in the city or state at an hours.
day night st 20 or 10 rer cent less thsn can %
bought In ths city-tor casn. n.
An y 2yf Cornay sr.nk IN and rAth sta,
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