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Doors TO OEDER. -. Coll, French boot
maker, College street, under the Sewanee,
has established an enyiable reputation for
the excellence and finish Of all work done
by him. II you would secure neat and
durable boot, give him a call.
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A PART Of the pavement on Spruce street.
between Church and Broad, il in wretched
condition. Hundreds Of school girls pas
over il daily, and, Yesterday, got more than
their share OF mud and water. How long
is this TO continued Can't remedy be APP
Mind
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COlemRn'S Instant Relief fer Mammary
Abscess. or beaded breasts" with females
after partIritien. This is the only preparation
kneEn that win soOth and soften the breast and
give almost immediate relief. Manufactured and
FOR sale only at CoLENAN's Drug Store, 90 Church
street. [janl2 -2aw-lm
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By TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RoAo.--
There we're brought to the city by this old
reliable road, two hundred sud tifty-three
bales Of cotton, two hogsheads Of tobacco,
twenty boxes cotton yarns, besides other
freiphts
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IMPORTANT HABEAs CoRFus Casa
few days ago Frank johnson, whe it will
be remembered, was lodged in our city Jail
under a mittmus from Sumner county, on a
charge Of stealing an OK, through his at
torueys, Messrs. Parker, Ready and Akers,
6led a petition 30 his Honor ] Judge Frazier,
Of the Criminal Court, stating that he wss
illegally deprived of his liberty by con-
fnement in the Davidson county Jail, and
asking for a writ OF habeas corpus to test the
validity OF his incarceration. The case
was heard on yesterday and the writ
granted II win be tried as soon as the
prosecution can have notice
Johnson's attorneys claimed that he
could not be held in this county for an Of
tense committed in the county of Summer,
and that the case was beyond the iurisdic-
ton of the magistrates who committed
him, A point IN magisterial jurisdiction
win be tested on the final trial and decision
ofthis ease, which will be very shortly.
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DuRIE0 the late disastrous FIRE on Broad
street, at s b. SparlocEs, a very fine tele-
scope, the property Of Ben. W. Mccain,
was carried of AS it's priced highly BY
the owner, any person returning Il to him
At Nos. z and 9 Broad street will confer a
favor
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Tennessee Bonds, new ,65e Silver. ......-.....t22
Also, highest price paid for sl kinds Of southern
Bank Notes. See price list Furnished when desired
Deposits resolved and Exchange furnished on
New York. Cincinnati, Louisville, Memphis, Eng
land, ireland, France, and all parts Ct Germany
CORPORATION CHECNs oashed AZ best rates
OFFTCE. corner Union and Cherry STREET oppo-
site Bank Of Tennessee.
0filcs hours, 8 A. a. o. P. s.
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To Marry or not 80 Marry WY
Not2 Serious Reflections for Young Men, in
Essays Of the Howard Association. on the Physi.
illogical Errors. Abuses and Diseases induced By
ignorance Of Natures Laws. in the first age Of
man. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free Of
charge. address. Dr.. J. SKILLIs HoUeHToS,
Howard Association. Philadelphia, Pa.
ian x On
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Az EsTAaLRHED REMEDY" Browns
Bronchial Troches' are widely known as
an established remedy for coughs, colds,
bronchitis, hoarseness, and other troubles
of the throst and lungs. Their good repu-
tation and extensive use has brought imi-
tstions, represented to be the same. Obtain
only Browns Bronchial 1roches.'
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FTsEIaHT b. THE NASHVILLE AND
CHATTANOOGA RoAD.-By this exeellent
road there we're received on yesterday
eiuhtv-two bales of cotton, one car Of lum-
her. and fourteen sacks Of dried fruit.
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The Healing Pool, and HOHse Of
MeFey.--HOward Association Reports. for
You've MES, on the CRnE or SoLITUDE. and
the Errors. ABUsEs and DIsEAsEs which destroy
the manly powers. and create impediments to
MARRIAsE. with sure means Of relief. Sent in
sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge Address,
DR.. J. SEILLlS HoUGHTOS. Howard Association.
Philadelphia Pa ianl5-Sm
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a Sure Pile CuFe.-DR. GILBERT's PILE
INSTRUMENT positively cures the worst eases Of
piles. Sent by mail on receipt Of "a. Circulars
free. Sold by Druggists. Agents wanted every
where. Address J. B. RONAINE. Manager. No.
SIS Broadway New York. lnOgl7-3m
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FLORENCE
THE BEAUTIFUL

V1OM HOODS Song Of toe shirt. Wogid
never have been sung had he lived 10 the
g0ldsu age Of the SEWING MachiEel Stitch Z
Stitch Stitch bat no more Weary hears 'L
aching beads The nimbie needle . not pLed oy
quickly. snreiy. the greatest blessing Of the
nineteenth century.
The Florence q the latest improved ID ~
-ewing Maehines. n Quilt. Cords, ta.4s
n ems fells and Gathers and 5eaa On e. -
same time: make four distinct eltihe s.s.
fr1u1 rsht 10 laf on Ten % right az tae VIII OF lhs
operator. and Il the only Macnne naJinf Z ~
adiusfing SHUTTLE TENSION. Dor MfalJ
use none compare with a.
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MARKETS. BY TFLEGRAPH.


New York stock ana Money Market.
NEW YORK. Jan, 23-Money quiet ut 6a7 per
cent, chiefly latter. Sterling duh 1t 94693k
Gold lower, opening at lS51 4, declining to I34ss
advancing to l3454. and closing l345S.
Government stock are without change; freights
TO Liverpool q shade firmer with engagements
for 1000 bushels of corn for sailing vessels az Cd
There was an unsettled fesling in the money
market towards the close of bank hours, owing
% heavy decline in stocks.
New York Market.
WV lORg, Jan. 23.-COttOn = cent lower.
sales 1900 bales Middiing uPllnds see
Ny heat dull, in buyers favor. No receipts.
Whisky nominal.
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEw YoEE. Jan, 23--Ths Dry Goods market
is dull but steady and unchanged Business is
confined % the pressing wants Of buyers.
Louisville Market.
LOUIsyuLB. Jan. 23.-Tobacco, sales 50 hkds,
at SIS and $25. Superine -Four, So T59lO co.
Grain corn shelled zoe; ear IS. Oats sec. Pro-
visions. mess pork 81 So Bacon, shoulders
lllkG clear sides 1870; hams l6c. Lard 1875.
Fifiy-nine bales cotton sid at auction this
evening a 2oz@S0c.
Sc. Louis Market.
81. .LqgIs, Jan. 2s.-cotton market dali at 500
Flour easier at ss759O IS fOrsuperfne, Wheat
Pork, mess SO 5000. Hogs Sc so for heavy.
Whisky dull and unsettled at 50 1092l5.
CineIunRtf Market.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 23.-Fiour unchanged and
dull SupeTfne So 50Gl0 IS; trade and fancy
brands sll9l4 50. Wheat dull but prices are I'M
changed. Corn quiet ear 55@a56c shelled Gle.
New Orleans Market.
! NEW ORLEANS, January 23.-CottOn market
easier; sales 1000 bales; low middling at SIC;
middling SEC; receipts to-day.6 SOL bales; exports
nominal
Sugar frmer. l235e. Molasses. fair &c, prime
10 choice 70@73c. Flour, superhne Sli 506l2 90;
Gold l34H.
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The Rest quslity Of Cumberland Ceal can
be had Of p B. Mason & Co.. No. "a North
Cherry street. at S so per load of Il bushels,
delivered in any part Of the city. ian1O.tf
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Selling our al New YORK Cost.

To close business, we are positively closing
out at New York cost prices our stock Of Fine
Groceries. Wines. BFandies, Havana and Do
nestle Cigars. PANDilLFINI RIYA.
jamie u North Cherry street.
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ON THE DEATH or sEIss LOUIE L.
HAWKINS.
aorR LOULE.s aoNE."


Taseri5c9 70 her Dcar Sisfer Irese.
w JOSEPH WHELRs8.
The lovely bud that promised fair
To bloomso soon with fFagranco rare.
Has fallen from In parent stem
To rise sgain the purest gem.
How sad il is to TART with one
Who's sinless life hsd just begun
Tosee her draw her latest breath
And meekly fold her arms in death
!n beauleouE siuBlbeg she's At rest
Aud sWeetly sleeps on Jesus breast
The cold Eild wind that rudely blows.
SHALL ue'er disturb her calm reposs
Her fragile form Of beauty lies
Beneath the bright and starry skies.
But far beyond those orbs Of light
Her happy spirit takeE its flight.
And mounting high on snowy wing,
With golden harp, shall ever sing,
With all the ransomed hosts above.
Heavens sweetest song-redeeming love.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. Jan. p 1867.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

CoTToE.-Tke cotton market evinced
more animation to-day, and the sales
picked up little, at fuller prices IN some
instances. We heard Of the sale Of 30
bales al 2si@2ssc, "a at 2s@2s1e, l at
2se, "a at 2s92 20 at 251s:, sc at go
2sic and 90 at 28G2e4c per lb., making
in all 253 bales
Bales
Received ... .--.--........ ~
Shipped 70
CoRs-Is still in much demand, whilst
stocks are light All that comes in sells
readily at s1@L05.
HAY-Iu demand at S27@2s per ton IN
store. But little in market
OATs-s5c per bushel.
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\ WISH 10. PURCHASE A SMALL PAkA
1 IN Middle Icnne &C. veil .mFis ~, 80.
yaad water and convenient 90 @-nl.ie ~
eburche5. Psrton8 having sarh Tar s1isssil pea
adarr4r me al Moag Greek. Jr1efo GA coses3
sd Tennessss with dsrcFipfi-n. griee 7iia i-i'
@f;5 az ia N''l' '' ii. MOUNTCAsILE.
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FOB LEASE

T0O ACRES CT LAND, ABOUT Two
IOO milss from the city. Is Weii adapted o.
Garden purposes, o. for fastuTeEe. and VII Be
rented for term q years, AZ ares,-oua6le price
Also That valuable and blgbly lmproF 90
farm known az "TAIRTIEW" = miles from
the city situated On the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad and Gailatin Turnpike, containing
over 40 acres, and il oas Of the 6nalt places IN
the State. for tHrrur, etc. RFplL %
ian17-2,-~ GEO. " SHIELDS.
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For Married Ladies' OnIy.-A fool for
luck. and poor man fer children. Send for
Circular. L. L. COLEMAN. NJ. D.,
lan12-2R Boy 500, Nashville. Tenn.
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MANUFACroRIEs.- 1t is and has beenfo
a. nll, q source Of pride to witness the inn
petus given to manufacturing in our State,
and especially la our immedists midst
Iron and wooden and wooden and cotton
factories have been put in motion in va
rious parts of the State, and scarce e week
passes but We have 20 chronicle the opening
OF progress OF some new and extensive
manufacturing establishment Ia the city
il has been especially the case, and possess
ing as We do, every material resource es-
genital 70 The making Of Nashville one Of
the most hourishing manufacturing, az il is
already one Of the most important conner
cial cities Of the country, il behOoves AS 10
foster. protect and encourage every enter
prise tending to the development Of thee
resources.
The manufacturing interests of our sec
ton cannot be over estimated Much as
has been done % advance this department
Of industrial pursuits there IS vet much
that can probably receive our attention.
One drawback that has heretofore existed
as detrimental ie manufacturing has been
exorhitani rents demanded FOR suitable e.
Z Establishments, and in some instances tend
encr 60 ask an advance price Of renters
amer they had gotten started. Several par
Ties, as we learn, have been deferred frou
making investments from decentralization
We trust that this difficulty mas no longer
exist, and that every effort viii be made d
foster and protect Manufactures In oul
midst.
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LARGE ARRIvAIs.-The Louisville and
Nashville railroad, on yesterday eyoring,
thought down q large train Of passengers,
and there were more than she average num-
her Of strangers and visitors in the city
from various sections Several Of our
hotels were filled 20 overlooking, and
some Of them ha3 TO turn of guests for
the want Of accommodations. Whipping,
no uniortuitous Circumstance preventing
travel will resurle It's wonted extent and
channel
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PETROLEUM The steamer J. J.. Ora
ham, on her last trip, brought into port
two hundred and lty-nine barrels Of pc
troleum for market.
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Very Superior Cumberland round and
slack Coal for sale cheap at "a North Cherry
street. janl0-tf
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CedaI Posts and Fencing Lumber,
cornerof Crawford and North Summer streets.
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Yellow Pine Flooring, etIow prices. cor
ner of Crawford ana North Summer sts. ttf
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WAGONS. Our friend S. II. Stevens has
now on hand upwards oil six hundred new
and secondhand lumber and log army
wagons, old and new carts, etc, which per-
sons in the city and country needing such
articles would do well to look at They
are sold very low. Call snd examine them
st the shops. Franklin Pike, near the cross
ing Of the Nashville and Chattanooga rail-
rad 81
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Buy Your Coal. the best quality Peacock.
at "A North Cherry street-s5 20 per load of Il
bushels, delivered. jsnl0-tf
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OFFERs his PROFESSIONAL sEKE ICES
" 70 the citizens Of Nashville.
To OBsTETRICAL SURGERY. ani the Die
eases Of Women and Chiidren. BE- via give spis-
Oisos. inr he present. .; his reriience. NJ.
- NORTH SUMNER STkEfl & lev door
nGrth II Jefer7en-
Nashville. Jan. 5, 1871. ans-lm
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Bonn AND DARING RoBRERY-YoUR
MONEY or Your LHE.-Last night be-
tween the hours Of eight and nine O'Clock,
two men, unknown, went into the saloon Of
Mr.. Mike Foley, on South Market street,
Just beyond Broad and with cool audacity
demanded Of the barkeeper his money.
One ofthe rascals raised his cooked pistol,
and pointing il n the head Of the bar
keeper, who is quite a youth, told him to
keep his mouth shut at the peril Of his
life. While his pistol was thus leveled,
the other villain opened the money drawer
and took the entire contents, amounting TO
between thirty and forty dollars. Giving
the harkeeper TO understand that instant
death would be the penalty Of giving any
alarm, the robbers took the key, walked
out and locked the front door. They then
hastily lef the locality, leaving the bar
keeper locked up in his Own premises. BE
made his egress BY means OF a window, and
informed our efficient policemen Of the
transaction. No arrests had been made al
II O'Clock last night and the unknown
perpetrators Of the villsiRous robbery are
still AZ large.
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EFFECTS OF THF THAw.-Succeeding
the cold weather and the snow, We had on
Yesterday damp warm temperature Of at
mogphere The result was the rapid
thawing Of the ground, muddy streets and
street crossings. The sidewalks were IN q
slush. The sleighs and the Juvenile sleds
are Withdrawn, and instead Of the hrm
solid earth OF 3 few days ago, in some parts
Of The CITY, there exists almost q mud
blerl-nae
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Notice Of nissoIutlon.

u1HE FIRM OF BOONE, GIBLIN 4 MANS
i FIED has been this day Dissolved b. mutual
consent illism Mansfield Withdrawing from
the Grm. The business. n failure, viii be trans
acted b. A. Is Boone and Richard Giblin. under
the style q Boone & 0iblin. All assets and
Liabilities Of the firm a Boone. Giblin & MEns-
6eld are assumed b. the new hrm Of Boone 4
Gihlin. A. r. BOONE.
X. GIBLIN.
AM. MAkSFIkLD.
wins poinf. Benton CO.. Tenn, Jan. !. ls65.
lanfl-lm
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Mr.. \. f. ALLowAY leaves the city To-
day on tour North. Hewill he absent
two or three months.
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Seasoned Poplar Lumber. corner
Crawford and North Summer streets ftf
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TH0s. s. MARR. Prest. L. @. TkEB0X. Cash
NATIONAL SAVINGS COMPANY,

Corner Union and COllsss Streets
The following are the rates paid for HhcurTeni
money These quotations liable 70 fiuctuAts but
may be depended a sufficient length Of time faI
Tenitanoes 70 be received b. mail OF express, Il for
waTdsd without delay
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ST. MARl's PARoCHIAL ScHeSI.-Ihis
extensive institution, in charge Of the
Sisters, is 10 highly neutrality-suspicious..
There are in attendance at the present time
over three hundred pupils, ST Of whom
AZ we learn. are progressing well, while
the stricfest moral aud mental discipline
is exercised over them. The institution is
evidently doing much good # is at the
corner OF Cedar and Summer streets.
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Hoe STEALING CAST AGAIN The ne
gro men, stokeley WALTON, Henry Douglas
VIM. Walton, and Toney Blythe. who were
before Esquire Wilkinson and afterwards
Esquire Meachsm, on Saturday last, it APP
pears have not as yea found the end Of their
troubles. Their case was SET for a final
hearing before Esquire Meacham on yester-
day. bui the Grand Jury have found q true
bin against the entire party, and under
oayids they viii be held and arraigned for
trial for Larceny before the Criminal Court.
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To MEEr-Both the BOARD Of Alder
men and City Council meet again tonight,
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Notice.

rUHR TRADERS BANK HAS REMOVED
/ from old No. % College street. to
No. 80 new nunbeF) UNION STREET.
Next door to Sandy Carriers Saloon.
ianI9-lm
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building Lumber of all kinds, corner o
Crawford and North Summer streets. III
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VALUABLE FARM
A. O TX = AL Il

Lorenzo D. Cover ct ais. vs. F. r. Chsatham
ef ais.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE RENDERED
ID 81 the January Term, ISL. Of the Davidson
County Court. win offer for sale, a the Court
House door in Nashville, on SATURDAY, the
18th of February next, G certain tract or parcel
al land situated il the district Of said county,
On the Nashville and Charlotte Turnpike road.
ooutainining about i423z SeTes, and known as
Lot No I ia the plan Of the diEision Of the
hnuds Of William Cover, deceased, OF record in
the Clerks ofice Of Davidson County.
TERMS 0ne-third ca7h. and balance on a
credit Of six, twelve aud eighteen months. Notes
bsaring interest from dag % sale. with personal
security required Tor unpaid purchase money
ana lien rstained.
js,iia-tds P.L. NICHOL. Clerk.
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white Pine Flooring manufactured by
knight Bros, on Rolling NH HUI. for sale at
reduced prices. Office, No. 40 Church street.
noy4
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold opened in New York yesterday at
1851, was 1885 at ll:S0, and closed at lS4s
at P. n. Brokers here were paving 1873
and were holding at l35.
Government securities were quoted in
New York re.fsrslav % follows.
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Greai Attraction THE entire stock Of
our beautiful Dress Goods and Wooden Goods
are now being sold AT COST. to make room for
our Spring Stock. Call At <. & J Nor,hmans s.
@ Public Square. and judge for yourselves
jan20-lW Il. & J. NoRTHNAs.
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II. G. CTunk a Co., No. IL Union street.
are selling their stock Of Dry 0sods AT COST
for thirty DAYS. ian4a-lE
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FATHER RYAN's LBCTURE-Let none
Of Our readers forget or fail to attend the
lecture Of this distinguished gentleman to-
morrow night His lectures are profound,
instructive and entertaining. We trust
that the house will be crowded 10 repletion,
and assure our friends that the occasion
will richly repay them for their attendance.
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CanuEAI CovRr.-This court is pro
crossing with admirable facility through
the lengthy docket There were before il
Yesterday thiriy-eight gsmihg cases and
thirty cases Of tippling on Sunday, which
were yariouslv disposed of by 1ole pross-
GA. continuance and forfeiture The most
important case was that Of the State versus
Jeh Campbell for larceny, which was dis.
posed Of by gol5 proogJa. This will be
quite a protrscled term Of the Criminal
Conf
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E. BOONE AND RICHARD eIBLN
~. have this day associated themselves IN
business. under thesEtyle ana name Of Boone
diblsn. for the purpess % TRANSMITTING geneTal
business. All nOtes q hand n be signed ~ both
AZ. BOONE
faull-im n. GlBLIN.
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FOR SALE.
NOTICE.

TVHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BOUGHT
/ out the entire stock Of Groceries u =. q;
dTissbey. on the corner OF Vine and Broad
5freets. no. AS, will keep a good assortment,
which be will buy exclusively Tor cash, aRd can
afford to sell cheap for the same. Mr.. ID. Gilman
viii attend 10 the business for me. and We Eouid
be pleased TO have our friends and the public
iani9-sm ROBERT PIEKARD.
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Newspaper and Magazine. forszle by Jno.
York, Is Union 80. jan,l-Sm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BE sure and 90 u G. Rice a. Co.'S No. %
College street.. and get Goods at and below Cest,
Is their business will be closed BY the 18th Of
February. jan22U
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ON CEDAR sTKEET. BETWEEN CHERRY
L y aud -summer. Suitable f0r Physician OF
Lawyer. Appiy % b Cedar g.
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WING, TOBEY & CO., Bankers and Dealers
In Gold. Silver Government stocks and Compound
Interest Notes. 1855. ..
cro7rNa PRTcFs TH1s DtTr
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WI 4 +. P. ANDERSON. Proprietors.
Golden Wedding, Sparkling CataWbR,
Dry CataWbR, Isabella, ete.-Thess Wines
are furnished at much lower rates than imported
goods and for purity and bOquet are exrelled yb
none-either native OF foreign.
Sodsby
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NOTICE.

w n. sTOCKWELE., OF NEW YORK
w Is admitted a partner 10 eur business frOm
this date The style firm will remain as here
tOfore.
HAMILTON a CUNNINGHAM.
NAsHvILLE, Dec. !. 1850.
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I. G. crunaz a Co., No. "a Union street.
are selling their stock Of Dry Goods AT COST
for thirty days. jan2O-lw
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