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qTHE MEXICAN MUDDI.E.

A few days since the public were fur
nished with lhe diplomatic correspond
enOe with France as the patron andsup
porter the Imperial partyin Mexico, and
the instructions to our civil and military
representatives in or near that distracted
country, The understanding with France
was effected to hasten the downfall of
the effort under Maximiian to establish
a monarchy in Mexico, and which, when
the French support was removed, was
thought certain to accomplish it MessrsI
Campbell and Sherman were evidently
sent in the fan assurance that this was a
foregone conclusion But if the latest
accounts are true, and the non-compianee
of France with her stipulation to com
mence the withdrawal Of her forces in
November, lends strong probability to it,
Maximilian at the head of pretty strong
force has plueked up the courage to try
the fortunes of the Empire IN another
contest The. accounts are somewhat
confused, but It world 'appear that the
French are still backing him, and that
owing to the divisions among the Libe>
rails, he may probably reiHstate himself
in the capital, for. a time vt least
It would seem that this unexpected turn
Of affairs would place our government in
an embarrassing, not 70 say awkward
attitude with all paEties->-France, Maxi
milan, and tie Mexican Republicans
There is flavor of bad faith about the
French feature Of the affair, which WIN
require some pretty searching and strong
talk if we escape the discredA of permit
ting the government to be trifed with
Messrs. Campbell and Sherman will have
to cruise about in the Gulf and suck Or
anges on board the Susquehannah, or if
they do anything at all it win have to be
a Observation-Disclosures sort Either
this, or they will have TO be recalled,
(as the latest news from them would, in
deed, seem to indicate to have been
done,) which will be sort Of taeit
confession that the government had
blundered on an important step with
cut understanding exactly how the
land hay. Any way it is looked at,
there would seem TO be an "entangling
alliance or a mortifying fGseO in pros
peet Cor the part that Mr. Seward has
seen fit to insugurate for his government.
In giving the correspondence day or
two since, it was remarked, that the mo-
ives that induced the mission Of Camp
bell and sherman we're doubtless disin
terested and proper, and taken with a
view, 10 maintain the Monroe doctrine,
and promote Republican principles on
our Southwestern border but without
pretending to be able tofathOm the depths
Of diplomacy, or forecast the future, we
must say, that to US, it appeared ill-timed,
unless We were ready for any sort Of
cork it might Gus out for us b. les
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TELEGRAMS.
FReM WV -YenIk.


senatoriaI ComnlfIfee asa RafIrd...is
-COngressional 1sayestisl4ion Cssn-
Eaittee - Explosion = north Carolina
Cola Mines.
NEw YORK, Dec 1.-THE State Sena-
torial Cetnnfitt on Railrsads, which has
been in session liz this city lately on the
t.questfgn 81 city failf0ass. adopted resoIu-
tons Yesterday Recommending underground
street anways, for the transp ortation Of
y passengers along the route Of Broadway
Three victims of the tenement house
| fire in Thirty-iirst street have died
/ Two more distilleries were seized yester-
/ day. II is estimated that not more than
ten or twelve are now at work in this city.
: The Congressional Investigation Com
mittee have arrived in town, and will COM
mence its labors on Monday.
The Compton House on Third avenue,
corner Of Twenty-fourth street, was the
scene of an explosion last night and con-
sequent fire, supposed to be from barrel OF
gasoline in the lamp room. Eight persons
/ terribly burned, and three Of them, it is
supposed, will not recover. The flames
did not extend above the basement story.
The names Of thelpersons burned were
Wiliiani Compton, proprietor eff the. house,
! dangerously, and il is feared mortally.
Oliver Miller, a deaf boarder, not ex-
pected to recover.
Kate Flanagan, the cook, dangerously,
and it is thought will not survive through
the night
John Blake, Daniel Brown, Daniel Nc
Ginnis, Margaret Brooks and Catharine
Cooney, servants, were seriously burned
about the face, body and arms.
The Herald's Concord, n. G., correspon-
dent says old California miners pronounce
the North Carolina gold mines far superior
in yield to those of California. Large
Numbers OF capitalists have arrived from
the North, and many of the mines were
being prepared for re-working
The Herald's Richmond special SAYS
large amounts of property have been
destroyed. in Southwestern Virginia and
the Northwestern portion of North Caro-
lima, by persons disguised as negroes.
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We could not be otherwise than graft,
fed With the patronage bestowed upon the
UNIoN AND DIsPATcH Its daily circula-
tion is now considerably larger than that
Of the Union aud American and the Dis
patch before the union Of the two papers,
notwithstanding ) large number were
taking both Its advertising columns
show the high estimation in which Il is
held hy business men. These are indeed
substantial evidences Of The popularity 81
the UNIoN ANp DIsPArcH.
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-earnestness to furnish the committee with
the eonditionof the bank apd tie evideu1E
Of iis ability and purposes mot at once
the demands of the commiflee.
The committee serutiniked dc u.ition
of the bank, and was impressss With its
solVency. a
The final arrangement between the COM
mittee and the bank resulted in the prompt
payment by the bank Of the sum Of $346,
052 so, twenfy-three bonds Of the State for
one thousand dollals each, and satislacso-
rily arranged for the payment Of the bal
ancet 20 ia y W. BossoN,
" SPENCE,
t-kA fAAAs- +---A = JoHN NORMAN.
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VT b. & co.
Have also jusi opened case Of
III - nm e 80, 49,.

Have also jusi opened case Of
ENGLISH BIBLES, in elegant bindings
EPISCOPAL PRAYER BOOKS in fyDry
and Morocco; sss Es
CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS. In livery and
Morocco;
LARGE PRINT TEsTAMENTS;
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS. new styles =
sTERE0sc0PEs. with new French. spanish.
ssisss, German, Scotch, English and American
Views, very beautiful
FRANCS AMERICAN. PICTURES. nav and
beautifnl;
WRITING DESKS. Rosewood and Leather.
the most beautiful assortment We have ever had
CHILDREN's ILLUSTRATRD BOOKS. iro,a
&RIAlMs ILLUSTRATED STORIES to COCK
ROBIN. s 1aA $50 dcels-n
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ia RG Nsf

GUBUBBAN RE8IDENCEs FOR SALE.
O-Ths Wm. Z, Jones place. neTly fitted uD.
House With ave or 1E rooms ard out buildings
frst-raie. zerer-faliins spring u fiiy yards 0f
house, with % or q acres Of land. three mileE
from the city. on the Brick Church Pike, No.
neat residences with three o. -four ROOMS and
Out.bpilainRE. dne cistofn. and 81 asres of
Eplendia land. on the 8aliRtin Pike two miles
Great bargains, Il immediate application 8
- J-L&B. W. BROWN. Agents.
decii-lg 5s14 lRiOn street
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ENoREI9N AND DOMESTIC GROCERs.
II Masonic Temple. Church street. are reeeiT-
ing the most attractive stock q ZINE urocerieg
ever offered IN this market Come and Bee % ~
y0u Walt fresh, clean goods. We have hug4rs
Lolees, Ieea, Hour. Bacon, Smoke and Picked
ttsn. hclniny, hise, Crack ers. Buck Whe1t, lubs,
Cheese. Maccar8nt, Lemons, OrsnEes. aelatina.
yelhes, canned Fruits. Singer Preserves, shaker
Preserves, French PreserFest Oysters, Capers,
Olives, Pine Apples. Seedless Hsisius Figs, Cur
rants, Citrons, Prunea Dates, OILS, Salad Cream,
Toys, FIRE Crackers, Ierpefoes. etc., etc. but
Why tn 70 cnumcratef We have everything
you want fresh and cheap. Come End see rs
before ygu buy. Qricn tron the coautTy ipT
Holiday Goods carefully flled.
o. B.PLUMMEk + co,
dea7 -2w Maeuuid Temple. church stree
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Honse ana I,ot f.,r saIe

w premises on MONDAY. the 11th inst al
II o'sl8ek, the valuable House and Lot No "a
on Sprucs street. at which time the precise dimsa-
tiOns OF the Lot will be siven. Iems--Ons-
third Cash, balance, one and two years, with
interest and lien retained. Al :
ANDERSON. JOHNSON 4 SMITH,
decl3-td Agents.
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AuctiOn safe Of CITY Dwel.
Hngs

ms THVRsDAY. DEC. s0sa, INST, AT II
" o'clock 4, - cp the prsHlises. re viii cell 20
the highest bidder two story Dorbie Brick
Dwelling. Biih ave rooms. kitchen and wood
h0use Wilh each teueUtRt Situated % can hor-
iand streeL Immediately IN rear 81 the ffrsf
Cumberland Prssbyterian Church. Rev. Dr.
Baird Pasi8r. Tbs property always conmauds
aoOd sszaE1s, Eho pay IN aaFanee. Terms
''''' J.L.&H. ". BROWN.
A. NELSON 4 Co. Aesan.
DoEN L BAREEs, Auetionoers. deelf-lH
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Ha7E UNDERSIGNED HAVING QuALI
j fei a. Adminisitdtsf 81 Che Estate % ,.
Ashtlehoer. deceased. hereby nQtites ~ peftoss
Indebted % said Eatalc n come ioFWnra $40 So
tie, and parties hayinr claims Against ne tstats
AZ 80 ~ ''''''' ~ 6ifIENKR. Adm'r
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OlB

From the Rio GTande Courier eth.
Yesterday passed in quiet in the heroic
city. A portion of the troops were in pre-
paration for a march to the interior, among
whom is a portion of Canales' command.
They were expected to start last evening OF
this morning. Good feeling pefyades all
. There we're inklings Of call for vol
llhtary loan, the usual forerunner Of COM
uulsory one. sfl fr Ett
The question Of the future GovernorshiP
is not yet settled There will probably be
an election, by the people, as the State is
now entirely free from invasion. Mean
while, a military Governor will be ap-
pointed. Is cas- eE3s 2 sstltt
An election for municipal officers will
take place soon, probably next Sunday.
Nothing further is heard of Canales'
going to Chihuahua. He will march to
the interior with command commensurate
% his rank. The business houses are re-
gaining their confidence.
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AL PERSONS HAVING GOODS AT
N j. COHEys PaWnbro0kers Office, % Moth
cherry 81 that are over due, are hereby hotifed
that Il the same are not settled for before he
lTtb day Of Dseenber. they will be sold AZ Puilie
Auction Idecl3-lWI il. COHhN
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A YOUNG NAN WHO has HAD FOUR
"A teeD years experience ih the Ap0thecary
end DFaF business. both Ia American and Ger
man houses. W0uld b. pisased % aceepta sltqa-
zion. either IN tie cifs or county town, Csn
give best Of references. Appiy 10 S, VI, y
Box 80 Nashviiie. decl2-iN
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THE SCHOOL RUND-RERORT or
THE COMMISSIONERS SENT 40
MEMPHIS.
The following is the report Of the com
mission sent 10 Memphis - look after
the school fand We are grsti6ed tha t
the amount stated has been restored, and
trust that the arrangement" made or
the balance may Be fully complied with
The restOratiOn should be- Of COURSE
equivalent in all respects 70 the 1905
adsposited,s together with al interest '
tNAsHvIunE, Dee. is, 1865 Gov. VIC.
BrownloW The committee appointed
hy the Legislatnfs 10 proceed 70 MemplEs
10 investigate into the condition and Sc
caritv of he school fund of the Stste, de-
posited by the Treasurer in the Tennesee
National Bank & Memphis. respectfully
present: That IN Sc discharge Of the dn-
iias entrusted they at once pro-
cee1ea 81 ne
Irceata aialfs O. nF -
iionai nrk M Ies astc no,
were mel b ths tslfi4lni 81 ~
rifit 81 els taf ehi
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A ND c0cKRILL SPRING .TRACT.-Y-E
IN have a large number Of beautifug Ending
Lots In Boyd's Addition. and ia the immediate
Vicinity Of C0ckrll Spring, that will sell Pr
Tately on liberal terms Pers0ps desiring hand
some suburban locations would DO we'll 70 give
asa call. ANDERSON, JOHNSON 4 SMITH.
decl3-lm. Agents.
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/ NJ. B. Howell, Admir-. etc. vs. Mary A..
I Shelton ct ala
AS DIRECTED BY AZ DECREE OF THE
% County Court Of Davidson county at its
March Term, 1866, in the aboyheause, viii offer
ht Public Sale. az the sOuth end Of the Court
House, in the city of Nashville, an SATURDAY.
The 18th day Of December. 1888. the Lot Of
Ground on Broad street. West Nashville, belcng-
ing to the estate Of M. L. Shelton, deceased,
fronting 50 feet on Broad street. and running
built two story Brick Dwelling, contain
Ing eight rooms, good cellars, cistern and every
eonvenience. Sale TO take place at II o'clock
before day Of sale. rr
( TERMS-One third cash, balance Ga credit Of
ix,tWelve and eighteen months, with interest
hen, 8te. -Hf... p. l.. NiCHOLs Clerk. .a.i
I decl4 A. NELSON 4 Co, Agents
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OEFtoE ASSISTANT QUARTERM1srER,

- - NASHYTLLE, Tenn, Dec. u 80. J
4 WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT PUBLIC
i Auction. on Saturday, the 22d 1nsi.,
at 10 O'Clock 4. ~ at the Cavalry Barracks IN
North Nashville. and at the tFestlefWork near
the corner OF Vine and Crawford streets.
Three Thousand $1,000 Cords Of wood.
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
By order Of Brig. Gen. fHOs. SWORDS, Asst
ID. of T.. 57E Il. B. KIRK. roef
decl4d BYt. Lieat. Col. and A. O. NJ.
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"A BOARD HAS BEEN RECENTLY APP
N pointed by the Secretary OF War 70 EXAM
me and report 70 Washington upon claims al
IBIS CHARACTER The President Of this Board, Is
ii Nashville. and has fitted up an Office IRE
other members Of the Board are expected this
week aRd the business will commence at once
We have orgapized Branch Office, in this
cty for the purpose sf Prosecuting this parfieti-
lar class Of claims, Our House has been en-
sRged for the past two months in preparing and
prosecuting these claims before the Missouri and
Kentucky commissioners. and IS familiar with
all the rules and decisions there made a. we'll A.
tbe most recent rulings Of the Secretary War on
the subject.
We. therefore. offer our services to Attorneys
Agents, and Clsimants, Throughout the state,
believing we enjoy unusual acilities for serving
them. These claims will be examined first BIZ
the Board. bus hnai action can Only be taken by
the proper Department az Washington.
Our purpose 3 70 attend personally before tie
Board In Tennessee the better % euabie "a 10
serve clients at Washington. t.-.'# IIEr.f "a
We desire one or more correspondents in each
s5 S ~ lien III III bs atsds b isS a5d
printed instructions. and keep them fully in
formed from time 70 time Il the action Of the
Board
We furnish individual claimants, blanks ana
full instructions 70 enable them 20 prepare their
claims. .f "a. rl
: Oar Washington House hss already a large
eorrespoudnee IN the State, but 70 satisly those
who nay rot know as With regard b eur in
tegfitY and bushes eaplfIty we givea few Of orr
I6PisviIle and Nasbvil e references, who are all
V-iddiy- knc.Tn in both kentucky and Tennessee.
y CHAPMAN. H08MER 4 GO. u
No. "A ealQnnado Buildings.
NashFille. Tennessee.
Loaisrille Refersnces.-Js n. Lindsnberrsr,
Csshier Msrehants Bans Of kantneky, Geo. A
Iewis. President First Nashville Bans; Col. I.
4. Thnstir. Secretary suusheru Mutuai Life In
sllrar.rs Company; Jos. 7. T0mDkns, Wholesale
Nercbant.' NeWcomb. buehanaa q Co. Whole
Faie Norcbauts; r.. G. Dun q Co, Projectors
MeTcantile Agency; Gen. kiehfrd ". Jqhnson
Cashier rrsders' Bank Of Tenlezsse; a. q. sam
fad, PRECEDENT Eirst y aticael Bank; j. 2. Nc
Cn0ry, Cashier First J atigual b1n X Adams Obj
son < Co, ~ holesale Mefclasiis; Hen IL III
Harrison, LATED States BistIiG Attorney; 81 !
Watson. prssident Bauk 81 Ienuessee. WinE
Tobe7 o. Bankers: Col Z. p Ferry Emitted /
States Eax Commissioner ,. 3. Ailovuy. Esq.
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A ~ totsrr faoe9st1,. - oorre.

A Nav UouxrY PRorosED. "A CORE
spondent OF the MeMiunyille Neg Era
has the following gwuuuoqRa
CT cannot close his Communication with
Gus reference % anoiherauigeCi az vital inn
portsnce 10 the people Of this part Of the
country. via the lorgfion Of new COIN
ty Il % $50. from 0verion and
Jackson psa an, IN tie pniren
81 Ne 1iain The requkiie
M oilers. and slill
laen'I tilin
Alen 20 ie1S b
o1an lies from
0set s.-sae their ceun-
ST eai incpn
lehie he winter nd
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For Renf.

A FINE STORE HOUSE on CHURCH ST.
"A near the corner 81 Vine. now occupied a. a
Sh0s Store. Tor the ensuing year. Apply 20 Gso
and Vine streets. decl1-lw
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PUBLISHERS CoNvENTIoN.-We see that
tie second annual Convention Of the Edi-
tors and Publishers of Illinois, takes place
atSpriagfeld. on the 8th and 9th Of Jana-
AIRY hext.
. Why. cannot the editors and publishers
Of Tennessee have a similar organization to
meet annually, at such time and place as
may be selected BY the previous conven-
ti6n2 We feel ,satisfed that the interests
of the ipublishegs wOald Be l4rgel saib-
served BY such annual meeting. What
thiRk our contemporaries of the project?
I'VE would suggeii the 18th Of January
next the birthday of Franklin, as a suits-
bic time and Nashville as the place, for the
Kidding Of the first convention. Can We
have ! 'seeona ~ csIffsae7Fle Nsis ETa
kFhy not
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For Rent.

A STORE ROOM on CHURCH STREET,
"A oppositethe Stacey House" An excellent
5tand Tor business. Apply 10 80 -
dsc5-lm n E. ALLoWAY.
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sale of Valuable land.
NashYIlle. FemaIe AeademY.

"A MEETING OF Tbs STOCKHOLDERS
"a of the Nashville Female. Academy will be
held on MONDAY 9TH day Of January, 1871. ~
the ofice Of Judae dLENS. In the Courthouse,
for the purpose % elesting Seven Trustees. for
the ensuing year ..
". K. ELLISTON, President
I deel2-td Board Of Trustee.
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soush CareIioa. LevIsIatare.

COLUMBIA, S. G., December 1.-THE
House has indefinitely postponed the con
sideration of the resolution expressing sym
pathy with JEFF. Davis.
The Legislature has accepted the dona.
tons for establishing an agricultural col
lege, and has appropriated funds for the
State University llei7 ~ %, . ha-l.s1.-l
CHARLESTON, Dec. I5.-The Legislative
committee on constitutional amendment
and proposition to call National Conyen-
ton, have reported adversely. The COM
mittee says that South Carolina, in their
opinion, would not accomplish any good,
beside they consider such a course undigni-
fed.
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For Rent

A LAR9E BRICK HOUSE ON THE COR
"a nor Of Broad aud High streets, suitable for
Ia Boarding House, with q room fronting on
Broad street suitable for a Store or Grocery.
1 Apply to J. W. G00STREE,
I decl4-lW On Broad, near Vine
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80 az Roller for anIe.

A GOOD STATIONARY ESGINE AND
"A Tubalal Boiler 20 sale AZ moderate Price;
Both u frst-Tate order. Ihey ue of sufficient
poNer 10 drive a mill Cnl Be seen, AID terms
earned. ,oL application a. his oIca. dees~tf
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FOR RENT.
NOTICE

nlHF HOUSE NEXT DOOR TO SANDY
i CARTEB'S. No. o Union street. Apply on
he pgsruisag ~ r.. fdeel3-2w
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WEST AND NORTH.

T So Steamer OF U, s. Mali line leave Louis
vile daily at 10 A. q. and r. n, arriving N
Ciucinnafi in time % take carly morning trains
for the East.
az 80 A. n, arriving ID Nashville At ~ - a. N
Loa,es Nashville II 950P ~, arrives a Gala
tin sd 2, ~, and A. krRnklln 30 ?. Ma j. .
ALBERT PINK.
{ General Sunefintendenf J. &N.h.R.
deeg ~ Fa9iH II
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WASHINGTON, Dec. l5.-The. wife 81
Senator FowlsT, Of Tennessee, died la#
Hikhi
go fgl that Cong 1ill pasli
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billiard Tables at Auction.
ME WILL SELL. on SATBRDAK, DEC.
VI u. l8G6. at our auction room. 10 North Col
ie1e street,
TWO FINE BILLIARD TABLES,
l,,,s,,,,'s make They are n n on exhibition
D0EIN BAkNkS 4 CO.
- "a Auctioneers.
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AND THE EAST.

Two Daily Through Trains. hIakinz
Direct COnneetious etIouIsviiie mr.
the East, West and North.
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PAINTING.
To Country Newspaper Pub
fishers. ia'

fishers.
EOR SALE, AT THIS OFFICE. VARIOUS
II fonts Of newspaper and lobtype. which can
be bought a. very reasonable rates for cash.
Also. lmpOSinE Stones, Gases. Frames, and IN
fact sill the material necessary for retftting
good country newspaper and job Office. Wehave
likewise for sale Proof. Job, and q Power
Press-all as good as new. The Power Press Is
Potter, on which can be done almost any de-
seripti0n Of work; siae Of bed. 32x72. Terms
can be learned on application at this Once.
decQ-sf
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A splendid selection Of Imported suit
Domestic Cigars, al fine brands OF ChsWing
and smoking TobaceOs. CARROTS Scotch
and Maccoboy SHUTS, ami every article in
that hne, constantly IN store.
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STEPHENS { WATKINS,

a FIER HAVING REFITTED AND
hefurnished the entire establishment
ana having made hTge additions thereto
We are again ready to offer to the Public
every article usually found in DRUGGIST.
Stock.
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COMMENCING NOVEMBER e. 1860.
.r Trains yin run AZ foIio7ys e. r..--,..a