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RrrruRr.-MAxsu's PATENT, THE ONLY RAD


zeal CuEr ffcss-MagsR a Co have Just received the
Uptod Lisrs Patent for MAasHs Radical Cars Trus
that took e premium II the late Exhibition In the Crystal
Palace II has received the universal appreciation Of the med
and se profession Of this city aud viii nine
Of ef redueAbe Hernia All psrous eauon.d
sssinst infringing spon this instrument Open from NJ
until o P NJ. MASH Co. No n MsidsnlaDe, n. Y.
CRIsTsDoRo's LIQUID HAIR DYE.-rhis is the
very bes eoohns pud in the world The black and brown
conferred BY II 70 the hair natures perfectly und
dngukhsble from the natural tint. Sold wholesale and
tail aDd applied. si CRIsTADoaos. No. 8 Astor H1use
HAIR Dye AND WIGs.-.BArCHELOR's cee
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Sold Wholesale retail applied IL Zine private rooms 81
". A B.TeHELos's Hair Dye, Wig and Ornamental Hair
Fee,ory No 133 Broadway.
PANO-FORTRs,
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Equal IN tone and touch world fully warranted
and for sale Large doount for cash or approved pape
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A VALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE


ebr.teS h.s Dr. NLASt's vEkMtFuGE become, that IL
regarded as the only specific for Worms FAMILIES
shous be without supply Of l. AZ THIS season par
amons children parents should Re wstchn and the hr
appearance Of those ds ptOms which wan rs OF mex
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Purchasers will careful for Dr. MLASg's CgLK
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be hsa all respectable Drug Stores In the United States
and Canada (49
WHOLEsALg AND RETAIL DEPOT FOR THE
SALE or DrsHitss CELEBRArEp TAsrELESs Puts,
fKvrR Aeuk0wRs to the unexsDped dsInaad for this
new specific os Fever and Wholesale and
bscp opened II No Sal Broadway neatly opposite the raber-
nscle Tue inventor d the remedy Mr. DrsHLEs viii be in
eoassnt attendance and sdviee particular
feyer and paepts viii be gwen xratutousy By him
Tbsss Pills warranted to cure the worss cssea
Oasn from the city trade and from dealers generally are
respectfully solicited
O. D. DS,stxs, Agent. No 81 Broadway.
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There was considerable excitement in Williams
burgh yesterday, but no outbreak. A large mill
tary force is constantly under arms.
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RMNEL s EXTRACTS. The subscriber has Just

received supply Of the above celebrated
uset They upquesonaby the Extracts imported
into this country and AL the rage" in Paris London
and the Whole Continent OF Euope Can be had at retail Of
RUsHTos CLARK Co, +. v RusHrcS JoHS MEAKIn, J.
L. CoDDNeToS, RIc. SMITH ard Of Druggists and Per
famers generally Also RINsgLs RosE-LE PowDER,
LAvBspEk WATER. ToILET VINEGAR, &c, &c. Sole Whole
sale Agent, W. J. DAVIS, No. log ChAmbersst
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WINTER. l854.-6,OO Overcoats, Talmas

NINTEK, IOOI,-D,UtW ONtICOdIs, IHIIHds,
Paeots and su-touts 5coo Business Goats Froks Sacks
and De Coss; 600 Pants OF French Eaglh and Ams
Caeres 600 Vests of silk Velvet, Plush Cashmere &c.
&C. very large and select stock cf Furnishing G2oas viz
Under Shirts shaws Robes Cravss Gloves, &c. &c.
together with about Garment boys winter
sstng Of Oyercoaa Pens Jackets Vests &C. &c forming In
the most extensive and desirable Of Winter Clothing
and Furnishing Goods for and bows ever got 40 10
this city VIII be sol during the remainder OF the season
eeseout prices part Of system 70 hold no goods
over their season ID. DEvLS q Co,
No& nd go Broadvny. cor Warreu-st.
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These are al the Counties.
RoekiAnd has gone for UlnAnn,
but is said to be nearly tie
between CLARK and Seymour.
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OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENTS RY THE PRESIDENT,
Byani lcith tie adsice and consent Of the Senate

CoNsULs OF THE UNITED STATES
Joseph w. Clark, oil New York, for africa, in
Peru.
Edward B. Buchanan, of Maryland, for La Ro-
chelle in France.
r. G. Barnwell, of South Carolina, for Amster-
dam, in the Netherlands.
James H. Williams, of Maine, for Sydney, in
Australia
Noble Towner of Connecticut, for the island of
Barbados.
Max Stettheiner, of New York, for Stuttgardt
in Wurtenburg.
Fayette NJ. Rnggold, of the District of Column
bia, for Paita, in Peru.
John L. Nelson of Maryland, for Turks island
Robert c. Murphy, of Ohio, for Shanghai, in
China.
John Higgins, of New York, for Cork, in Ireland.
James w Green of Virginia for Lima, in Peru.
George W. Fletcher, Of Alabama, for Aspinwall,
in New Granada.
John Dufey, of New York, for Galway, in
Ireland
CIV. Denison, of Massachusetts,, for Demerara,
IN British Guiana
Stephen Cochran, of Pennsylvania for St Jago
Ct Charles W. Bradley, of Connecticut, for Ningpo
lev Lew X. Bowen, of Maryland for Bordeaux in
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STATE pESIrESTlaRY.

In the circuit court, on Monday, the motion for
writ of mandamus ordering Mr.. Hays to deliver the
keys of the State Prison to Mr.. Page, the keeper
elected by the first board Of Inspectors appointed
by the Governor, was heard. Lengthy and able
arguments were delivered in support of the motion
by Mr.. Meigs and Ex-Gov. N. 5. Brown, ana con-
ira by Messrs. Houston, e. H. Ewing and H. u.
Smiley His honor, Judge Baxter, gave decision
in the case yesterday morning, disnlissng the mo-
ton. We did not hear the decision, but under
stand that it covered the merits of the case ana
sustained the right of the Senate 10 reconsider tue
confirmation of the first board of Inspectors under
its rules.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
sENATE--MoRNIsa SESSION.


Met persuant to adjournment.
- The minutes of yesterday were read.
Quite number of bills were reported on by the
different standing committees, and passed on the
second reading. E4F gEfr
: On motion Of Mr.. Polk the morning business
was laid on the table, and the Omnibus bill was Ia
ken up, and
Mr. Carriger moved that the Senate recede from
this amendment which the House had non-concur-
red in-being the Senate amendment giving State
aid to the Southwestern and Dechard Railroad.
Mr.. Farquharson moved that the Senate insist on
their amendment. and went on to make an argu-
men in favor of his motion, at the close Of which
the question was put, on the motion of Mr.. Farqu-
harson and the Senate refused to assent the ques-
ton was then put on the motion OF Mr.. Carriger,
TO recede which was agreed to-ayes, Is; noes T.
So the Omnibus bill is law.
Then, on motion of Mr.. Dunlap, of Shelby, the
Senate took up the morning business again, and the
chairman Of the Judiciary committee reported on
the bill to change the name of - Edwards,
and recommended its rejection; which was conc ur-
red in.
Mr. Bowles presented petition from citizens of
Oyerton and Fentress counties, on the subject of a
Turnpike Road Read and lad on the table,
Bal to incorporate the Polk county Mining Com
pany; passed its third reading.
Mr. Nelson, chairman of the committee on Inter
nal improvements reported on a bill to amend the
charter of the Western Central Turnpike Company,
on its third reading, recommending its passage !;
which was disagreed to, and the bill rejected.
Also the bill to amend the charter of the turn
pike road of Caldwell & Boyd, and for other pur-
poses which was read, amended and passed the
second time. -.,
Also a number of other bills on their second
reading, all of which were passed second time
except one, which was read, and before further
action,
On motion, the Senate adjourned until half past
o'clock P. nj.
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THE WAIER FmmrsrrRrye EXPEDITION
-'t''""'. ''"''e' OF the 18th inst gives the fol-
lowing information:
ie a tenant, SSWeeny now of the second regiment
Sor vonntSor ''''soS Infantry formerly of the New
Diego Dec 2ls, Col Walker had reei,,dI 1 ii' 'oan
Inducements, and was carrying every tbing Eec, re-
hlm-the previous accounts respecting h;s h pelore
been closely pressed, were correct Pm lug
arrival of the achievements he was penned mn h
large force. Lieutenant Sweeny also informs ny ny
that advices to the 3lst ut from the city of New
co, received at Acapulco, confirm the reportwe give
elsewhere respecting Gadsden's new treaty. The
new Republic will soon be among the things that
were.
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tained and the main question being on the passage
Of the original bill, it was again rejected Ayes,
39S noes, 81.
And the House adjourned until o'clock P. NJ.
ATE-ArrERNooN EkssIoN.

WEDNESDAY, Feb. 8.
The Senate resumed the consideration of House
oil to amend the county subscriptions to railroads
bill and the amendment offered this morning by
MIR. Perkins was adopted.
MIR. Farquharson offered an amendment in lieu
OF the bill after the enacting clause, repeating the
act which the House bill proposed to amend
MIR. Farquharson spoke at some lengthin opposi-
ton to the policy of county subscriptions to rail-
roads, predicting that, when the day of payment
comes, the State will be called on to foot the BILL
and that as the county bonds depreciate, the State
will be called upon to endorse them.
MIR. Nelson replied, and ridiculed the alarm Of the
Senator from Lincoln
Mr.. Nixon moved to amend the amendment, by
providing that it shall not go into effect until the
4th of July next; which was adopted.
The question recurring on the amendment by
Mr. farquharson, it being suggested that some of
the Senators interested in the bill absent it
was informally passed over.
This bill authorizes the counties to issue their
bonds in payment of subscriptions to railroads. the
law at present authorizes them only to subscribed
large number of House bills passed on the first
and second readings which will be noticed more
particularly on the third reading.
Senate bill to authorize the purchase of ground
adjacent to the Capitol was read the second time.
On motion Of Mr.. Farquharsen, the bill was a.
mended by providing that said ground shall not cost
more than $500.
The bill was then rejected
And the Senate adjourned until 10 o'clock, to-
morrow.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-09

Time: 1st Heat 3:49; ID Heat, 35l1
After the main race the Hutchinson Stakes, mile
Heats, came off. OF the entries, but these came
to the stand:
Mr. Carriers b. f. Epsilon.
Mr. Campbells C. by Altorf
Mr.. Harrison's b. f Gritf Edmondston
Epsilon was the fayorte at odds against the field.
The knowing ones were not disappointed on this
occasion, the mare won both heats with ease, the
first in las, the second in 1:52
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-09

The Citizens of Nashville will bear in mind, that
agents for the sale of that superior preparation Nor
TxoRK's BITTER CORDIAL BLOOD PURIFIER which has
become popular throughout the Union, remedy for
purifying the blood and reino9orating and renghening
the system. This is vegetable extract pleasant
to the tsste and with many thousands who have used it
proved itself the great remedy the treatment and
all diseases arising from Ladgeston dsorganized cond
ton of the Liner or Impurities of the Blood Call and get
a bottle Price 81 90 per bottle. Sold by
II g SC0YIl, Druggist
BERRY & DEM0YILLE,
WELLS,
ian19 '54-d&wSm JP DR0MGO0LE.
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SUNDRIES.
ADJUSTMENTS.
ADMITTANCE REDUCED TO % CENTS.
ODD FELLOWS, HALL.

POSITIVELY TO close on Saturday next the nth Feb
i Baynes Celebrated Series of Gigantic Panorarlas
entitled
A VOYAGE TO EUROPE s.
Embracing magnificent views of Boston, its Habor Hall
fax the Atlantic river Mersey Liver pool the CRYSTAL Pal
of the Worlds Fair, Westminster Abbey, LONDON
from the Thames passing under the Bridges and ending
with magnificent view of the Thames Tunnel, brilliantly
Illuminated and both banks of the beautiful ri FER RHINE
The Hall is comfortably seated with entirely inclined
Platform that all may view the Panoamas without in
convenience.
An exhibition Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at
O'Clock.
Admission 25 cents .-
Doors open at 8, Panorama commences moving at *
O'Clock precisely feb SIT
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WASHINGTON Feb 1

NASIIINGTON, Fed. 4.
SINArE-The Nebraska bill was taken up Mr.
Dixon having the floor He spoke in favor of the
bill, and contended for the justice of the bill, and
of the provision which repealed the Missouri Com
promise, and opened the territory alike TO all citi-
zenS of the Union, and said that it was unjust and
against the STAKEHOLDER to the right to carry his
property into the territory. He said that the vast
MAJ ,rty of the people in all sections of the coun
try, as well as the committee who reported the
hlil, believed the proposition of the Missouri com
promise was wrong and inconsistent with the
principles Of the compromise Of 1850, and ought
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THIRTY,THIRD CONGRESS FIRST SESSION.

WASHINGTON, Feb f.
SENATE Mr. Chase concluded his speech thus:
at the compromise OF 1850, which afirms and
continues the Missouri compromise is to be sat aside
then away with all compromises, away with all
compacts between North and South, and let us re-
turn TO the ancient policy of combining slavery to
its limits within States guaranteeing that in no Ter
rtory OF Il e United States should any man be de-
prived Of his he, liberty and property without due
course of law"
s4:Iie quoted from Pinckney prophetic picture of
the destiny Of his country, TO be attained only bya
strict adherence 10 plighted faith and honor and ell
oquently appealed to all to stand by the solemn COM
pact and phghred faith of 1920
The great crowd present continued in attendance
until the speech was closed
Mr.. Badger moved that when the Senate adjourn
ed it be to Monday.
Mr.. Mason Eope not
Mr. Douglas-We can get through with the bill
to-morrew.
The question was then taken and lost Yeas 49,
nays 81.
Mr. Dixon got the floor and the Senate adjourned
until Saturday.
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Dr. Morse,s Inrisora,ina ......,

inc on! sure safe Kennedy discovered for Gene
raj Debility Physical Prostitution Irritsbilit an
rious train of Nervous Affections it will also
sion Excitement, Dislike of Society Incapabity for Study
Business, Loss of Memory, Mental Debility &C. See
Advertisement
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JOHN SHULZ,
ORNAMENTAL GARDENER

OFFERS his services to the citizens of Nashville -
\ and surrounding country, in Ornamental lSs.kES
Gardening in its various branches lie will also .4Sss0
prune any kind of shrubbery in a superior STYLE ffN
He may be found atthe Jefferson House, No. 20 -
Market street, Nashville Tennessee. Hebs '54-lw
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PATENT TWO HEATER SMOOYHIyC
IRON.

THESE Irons were exhibited the Great Natiopa, Fair
OF the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute at Washing
ton when was said Of them, they far ahead of All
others that noiny scIs mart An ordinary fire is sufficient
for heating them-they are awsys cleaney are highly
Poshed the surface true-n short they make the labor
OF the laundress pleasure. Price 81 80 each For sale
wholesale or reta by A. MORRISON a co
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For Memphis and New OrIeaus
YOUNG MAMMOTII.

THIS fine Jack, years old this Spring, winsA
Il stand the ensuing at nv stable In Gffa
Bedford county, IL miles South of Shebyvlle- esz.G
Young Mammoth is Of the foa getter in the
country full ISL hands high black with mealy nose He
VIII be let TO mares at s. the season. 50 to insure and will
Jennetts at SIG BY TIE insurance Mares from dis
lance kept at the rate of so cents per month Season to
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feb9-3tw
!SaebyUilLe Erpositor.
CTUATION WANTED.--Ane experienced yo1ne,
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WANTED TO HIRE Wet Nurse. without
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DOX ORANGES boxes Oranges; 10 boxes
ID Lemons; bags English Walnuts Received this
day. Tfebgl JOHN NIXON. Jr
SUNDRIES.
TX DOE Spring Balances; ) doz Counter Irvine Balls;
y so gross Table Spoons; 70 gross Tea Spoons;
dez Hand Bells.
Just received and for sale by
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NEW BOOKS.
NEY BOOKS BY ExpREsS

OLD ENGLAND AND NEW ENGLAND, in a series
Of Views, taken the spot BY Alfred Bum, author of
the stage before and behind the Curtains. Two vols Of
the London edition complete in
Extract from the Prefdce.
1--WE are about to write any history natural or un
naturally any especial geography; topography any
other ography on psychology biology or any other oo
"; the stratum substratum of empire, and
their component qualities Our purpose is to hook by
the buttonhole and have coy chat with you over many
things which YOU have not SEEM and more ought
to see to take drink stranger with YOU and over it
make you laugh at the matters that made me lsug-in
Short to have neither less than collOquy about
the sayings and dOings Of great land"
Price SO cents. For sale by +. HAGAN. -
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FOR STUDENTS.

YALE COLLEGE SCRAPS-A capital title and a capi-
tai work 1t brings back to mind ''those good old
tines when fun anrolic the presiding gssi of the
students-RsgssU. ~ .-...f
book as is book.-K 7. Picayuns. ~
For sale by jsn29 F. HAGAN. .
GCDEYS LADY'S BOOK FOR FEBRUARY, ISL
Containing aspendid Steel Engraving and Coored Fash
ion Pates also so Wood Engravings Subscription re-
ceived, and single copies sold by r
+. HAGAN,
jams "a Market street.
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LlAIRBANkS7 SCALEsS-IuE AChNOwL L.
IL EDGED STANDARD.-We Agents for the sale OF
Fairbanks Scales and have Store full assortment
from the smallest Counter to the largest Grocers sen
al the exact Factory price. W. H. GORDON q ~.
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SCENES FROM THE LIFE OF AN ACToR-COm-
piled from the Journals Letters and Memoranda of late
Yankee HILL with original Illustrations. -s
For sale by +. HAGAN Market street.
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GEOLOGY.

F. HAGAN, Market street, has just received another
supply of Lyelrs PRINCIPLES AND ELEMENTS OF
GEOLOGY. New American Edition. with prices re-
B duced.
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THE OLD DOCTOR; Or, Stray Leaves from my Jour
nal Being Sketches of the most interesting "reminiscences
Of q retired Physician. 500 fBlfiHrs-
Notices of The Press,
"The Physician, than any other man. has the OPP
Portunity Of studying the human mind times when all
false preensons thrown aside In these sketches the
reader is introduced to variety of characters portrayed
under various circumstances In health and in Sickness
in prosperity and in adversy-an each cha IS del
cately and graphically portrayed.r-Timss. ilFi
For sale by HAGAN
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SCHOOL BOOKS,

Comprising all the Classical and Elementary Books,
used in the schools of the city aud country.
ALSO-Psper, Pens, CopyBooks, States, Ink, Porto
los Drawing Studios Sketch Books Paints Camsls Hair
Pencils &c
cy- Orders solicited from town and country.
T00N RUTLAND, .
feb9 IA Union street.
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SALEM. Mass. Feb. 4

The extensive enameled leather factory of Cbas
Gould, of North Salem, burnt last night together
with large building adjoining occupied as a cur
,iare' Sbon
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NTOfICE.-ALLs PEkSUNS INDEbIED ~ iiIi-
~ Estate Of Graves Pennington, Decd will please come
forward and make settlement and all persons having
lans against said Estate will please present them within
years, they may be forever barred. This February
6, 1854. o. j. W. PENNINGTON, and
.. j. W. WILLIAMS
fab2
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HARPER FOR JANUARY,

F. HAGAN Market street, has just received Harper's
Magazine for January, with further supply of The De
cember Number. jan29 "a
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RECENTLY PUBLISHED
PUTNAM FOR FEBRUARY,
TOON Il RUTLAND, have received
MAGAZINE for February.

PUTNAM FOR FEBRUARY.
TOON RUTLAND, have received
PUTNAM'S MAGAZINE for February.
r "Washngons Early Days continued, and will,
with Modern Greek Customs" places of Public
Amusement" Boarding Schools" "Notes from my
Knapsack," etc, ETC.. be read with interest
feb9 "a.
TOON & RUTLAND, have just received
THE AMERICANS OWN BOOK:
Containing the Declaration of Independence, with
the Lives Of the Signers; Constitution of the Uni ted
States; the Inaugural Addresses and First Annual
Messages ofall the Presidents from Washington to
Pierce with Portrait of each President.
ETHAN ALLEN, .
And the Green Mountain Heroes of '76, with sketch
of the early History of Vermont. By Ii. W. De
Puy
THE AMERICAN STATESMAN;
Or Illustrations of the Life and Character of Daniel
Webster Designed for American Youth. By Rev.
Jos. Banvard, anthor of Plymouth and Pilgrims
NEW ACCOUNT BOOKS.
Toon & Rutland haze Just recsiUed -
great variety of Blank Books, Pass and Memcran-
dunn Books &C. which they offer at very reasonable
prices.
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Diapers Patent Alright Inkstand:
~ The INK may be kept for any length of time in
good condition as in sealed bottle 1t is simple
sructon and easily taken apart 10 be cleansed rsed
Just received BY feb9l TO0N i RUTLAND.
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VALENTINES.

Sentimental and Comic Varying in prices from 10 cents
to S. 90 each this collection is very large and beautiful
City and country dealers supplied accommodating terms
by t& F.HAGAN, q
feb3 "a Market street.
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CoNcoRp. n Fl Feb A

Six prisoners escaped Jail last night by saving
off the iron bas Of their cells They were awaiting
sentence to the State prison