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OFFICIAL
TREASURY DrrARfxrrr, Jan. 3, 1855.

(. p u TREASURY DEPARfAENr, Jan. B. 1855.
Notice is hereby given TO the holders of the fol
lowing described stocks Of the United States tha,
this department is prepared to purchase at any time
between the date hereof and the lst March next,
portions Of those stocks, amounting in the argre-
gate to 81 800 900, in the manner and on the terms
hereinafter mentioned, to wit:
In case Of any contingent competition, within the
amount stated, preference will be given in tile order
Of time in which said stocks may be offered The
certificate, duly assigned to the United States by
the parties who are to receive the amount thereof
must be Transmitted to this department; upon the
receipt whereof; pnce will be paid compounded Of
the following particulars:
L. The par value or amount specified in each
certificate D..
2. premium on the stock of the loan authoriz ed
by the act Of July, 1876, redeemable November u,
1856 of2H per cent; on the stock of the loan au
thorized by the act # 1912 redeemabe 3lst Uecem.
Der, 1862, of 10 per cent? on the stock of the loans
authorized by the of ls47 and Isie, and redeem
able, the former on the 3lst December, 1867, and
the latter Oh Both June, 1868, of l6 per cent; and
on the stock Of the loan authorized by the act OF
1850, and rrdcenable on the 3lst December, 1864
Commonly called the Texan indemnity six per
cent ......
g. interest ON the par ol each certificate from The
lst of January, 1855 to the date Of receipt and set
tlement at the Treasury, with the allowance (ior
the money tn reach the owner nj one day = interest
in :ddilOn.
Payment FOX said stocks will be made ia d. ats of
The Treasurer of the United States OH the assistant
treasurer at Boston, New York, or Philadelphia, as
the parties pay direct.
But NJ certificate will be entitled to the benefit of
this notice which shall Hot be- actually received at
the Treasury brfJrc the said lst day of March
next.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Jan i-diMaTl Secretary OF Treasury,
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TO INVENTORS

VNhs on,s of"The Inventors Protection HaIions,
Il uaioa" Is on fth strs.t, opposit. the East Per.
400 OF the Patent oc., All is row ready to attend
20 Sne business Of is memosrs, namely: In making
sKa IA inatons and soliciting patents, Sc
lavsntors are invited to call and get cory Of tn.
oonsttaion and Ny laws, and where any inieFn,s
don VIII hs given respecting the Union.
All letters en business must BE directed 20 ths Of
ace, where attention will be Owen ipumedi.tsly.
A model shop 10 In connection with the ofaoe
whore models can Be made to order at the shoetss
aotaoe. Z. g. CLAYTON,
sp lo-ly President ]. P. 4. q.
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south y st, tor
the cure ut Vcur
real diseases Ia all
lis lp'HIs. IL l.
dcp'"rab'c lp vii
ness some of the
cases that are pre-
scented tO DTs. Il.
X e.. where the
disease has been
Il ven into The
system by Puac=s
wi u Mercury, e.,
break futagHin ~
the form oi spnt>,
aud ulcers on the
b ,ty or IN the
throat and unSp
We'pettOriII.XIIa-
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INGENUITY OF THE FRENCH The
French soldier is naturally very ingeni-
Gus, and it is he who invented the Ten E
arbi. In Africa he shelters himself from
the heat of the sun by structures in foli-
age. Here, in a new country, he has
new invention it is cold, rains and
blows violently, and accordingly he digs
in the earth hole large enough to con-
tain twelve or fifteen men; though wood
is rare, he contrives to find it, and with
it he roofs in the hole, and makes a door.
lie also forms a staircase to the bottom
Of the hole. and when you descend you
see a fireplace and a pot boiling. My
company has terminated all its holes to-
day, and men arc digging for my non
commissioned officers and myself. They
have been nearly three leagues to seek
for wood for the roof; they have been to
the sea shore, where English vessels per-
iShed in the hurricane OF the 14th.-Se-
bastopOl Letter 10 the Courier de Lyons.
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BEAUTIFUL WHITE TEETH.

II EALTHY GUMS, AND A SWEET BREATH.
IL Ali who are desitous OF Obtanin. thes bene-
ms, s.:Ouid use FERN ANS CELEBRATED
TOOfU-WASH. This delicious article combines
SO many hernoriOus qualities, that il has now be
come standard averitc with the citizens of New
York, Philadelphia and Ba tnore. Dentists pre-
scribe 1t IN their practice most successfully, and
from every source the most farerns iaudatons are
awarded il.
lnflamed and bleeding gum, are Immediately ben
ehttrd by ITS use; Ms action upon them is mild,
soothing and effective. IL ccaGsCs the teeth 50
thoroughly, that they made 10 rival pear. in
whlenc :, and dlf,IscS t'irUugh the mouth such a
delightful frcsbness, that Tie breath ,cred cx-
qnisiteiy sweet IL dIsiHlc t. all those impurilir,
which tend 10 produce decay and a. "A consequence
when these are removed, the teeth must always re-
maiu sound.
IL Is used and recommended by all The ,,nueni
Dentists IN New York, PhiIdI ia, l.aliin ore, and
other cities where IL has be- n introduced. Az
should give it a trial.
Prepared only b. FRANCIS GERMAN, Drugsi I
aud Chemist, Ninth and Catharne streets, Phila-
delphia, and .od by all Druggists everywhere, al %
ceRtS per bottle. w. H. GILMAN,
jan l7-3m AGENT fjr Washington CITY.
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ordinary cases ia FROM three To yS day., and old
y i treated lingering Casts IA two To three weeks.
lhere can be seen al office prescriptions from
nearly every physician In the District for private
diseases, which have failed to cure and al last aI-
piled To liz for relief.
Remainder, l59 South B street, Island.
ian 81 Iuk
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The PLACE FOR WoRK.-A correspond
ent writes to the American Agriculturist,
from Wabash Co, Indiana: L see in your
paper. and likewise in others, that the
day laborers are out of employment in
the cities at the East, and suffering for
the necessarieS Of life on account of not
getting work. Please advise them to
emigrate West, where there is plenty of
work, and but few laborers. Wages for
common work are for fifty cents to 81
per day, for male labor, and women help
from 81 to s. so per week. We have
land to clear, rails to make, ditching TO
do, barns to build, wood-paStures TO
make and, in fact, all kinds Of work 70
do pertaining to making farms and farm
ing. There are plenty of farmers i'm
proving but slowly OH account of the
scarcity of help. Provisions are plenty
and cheap-corn &c. to 40c. per bushei:
wheat, Sl.25 to Sl.35: pork, 50 so to
$3.50 per cwt.
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CHEAPE-T BOOK EVER
PUbLisHEp, snd containing
nesrly d ubie the quantity Of
rss ling matter in that of the
FIyTY CENTS OR DOLLAR
PUBLIC ATOMS.
u tTssti en- The PHYSIOLO-
GY OF MARRIAGE, and the
secret j. firritieSand disorder
Of youth and maturity, re-
suit:uS from exec sea, which
destroy the phy sicsl and men
la DoNArE With nh-prxatinna
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DEITiSIl ALMANAC AND COMPANION la
ID 1855, containing Lists of Parliament, of Royal
ii nischolds, Ministry, judiciary, ForeI;n Min
listers, sc, in England, British Ministers
abroad, Military aud Colonial Government
and personcl; Imports, Exports, Taxes, Du
ties, Revcnu". Trade aud Commerce for 1854
Chronicle Of the Session of Parliament 1854
ABSTRACTS OF important Parliamentary DCca-
mrnls, and valuable ARTICLES ON the Campaign,
un the United States Census, on the health Of
Dwellings, Occupations of the people. EIuc
tuatioBs of the Funds Canals aiII Railroads
Public Improvements, Chronology, aud m'o L
other useful and valuable matter cample,c ~
one vol. FRANCK TAYLOR.
To- ian l6--tf
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rlNuE AMERICAN SPOKESMAN; contaIniu 4
i hints 10 sportsiDcn, notes on sporting aud e.,
habits OF the game birds and wild fowl of America
by Elisha j. Lewis, Nj. ID. With numerous illus
trations.
For saie at TAYLOR b MAURY'S
JAMS Bookstore, near 9Th d.
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TIL. PHILLIPS COACH FACTORY

AZ Eighth st adjoining Bsin.y's Livery Stables
nWING to the increased trsd. which 6 generous
~ publ hos bestowed uFon ma, have tesu com.
PEELED to erect ; new and larger building for the
|c rrIiug on OF nv business. HIRE 1 shalt BE- en-
abled D 'xecu.e all orders entrusted e. M via
great fsclties and dispa'sh. and l would respect
fut sOlict continuance o. fhs publ = patronage
Calr;eg.s AM Wsgcns, Of the NEST mod IN siy p
bull; Of he best materials, and warranted 10 .iv.
satisfaction,
,.psirs OF every laser p'ion puuctuaily attended
t..
nearly new Geo 70 N
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UNION ACADEMY.

Corner Of Rurtsenta ST. and Nep York aueu,a..
FEW N re pupils can be received to make W
n the limited number. Application must re
made soon The dire plne, structiou, snd means
ofillustration such to insure satisfactory BRO
gres ia those Iupils VINO ale punctuaI, regular and
obediept.
Circulars at the Bookstores
dee 31--3m H. RICHARDS, PRINCIPAL.
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GRATIS
JUST PUBLISHED: A NEW DISCOVERY IN
MEDICtNE'

OhAllS
JUST PUBLISHED: A NEW DISCOVERY IN
MEDICINE.
A FEW words on the Rational Treatment, with
IA out Medci e, Of SpermatOrrhra, nN
or Local Weakness Nervous Dcbii- ZsSs<Is%:-2
ty, Low Spirits, Lassitude, Weak MsSIZ
ness of the Limbs aud Back, IndspO HeXz
sitOn and Incapacity for Study and
Labor, Duliness OF Apprehension, Loss of Memory,
aversion to Society, Love of Solitude. Timldity,
Sell Distr'ist, Dizziness, Head Ache, Involuntary
Discharges, Pain In the Side, Affection of ia Eyes
Pimples on the Face, Sexual and other nfrmities
in man.
FROM THE FRENCH OF DR.. B. DE IANEY
The important fact that these alarming coiuulanls
may easily be removed without Medicine Is in Ib :
small tract clearly demonstrated; and the entirely
new aud highly successful treatment as adopted by
tile author, fully explained, by means OF which ev-
cry one Is enabled TO cure himself perfectly and al
the least possible cost, avoiding thereby ali the nd
verIscd nostTuiHs of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis, and pos, free in a
sealed envelope, BY remlttng (pOst paitO two post
age stamps to DIR. b. DELANEY, No. Il I.ispsnard
| street, New York. ian l7I3n
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FLOUR FROM Broom CoRN.-The Pitts
burg Union says that it has been pre-
sentsd by Mr.. James Gardener, Of that
city, with specimen of corn broom -four,
which is decidedly superior to the best
buckwheat we have ever had for cakes.
The way to make it up is, to bake it .
little longer than buckwheat; mix the
dough with . little soda, and you viii
have more delightful cake than can be
made from buckwheat. %. .-... .s
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SUBSTANCE OF LOVE LErTER.-Diyine
Serapmna, sweet love; long to see you;
eternal constancy; heart bursting with
love; dream Of but thee; vowed to love
forever; wilt thoI be mine; adorable
creature; angelic being: kneel at thy
feet: thy image is ever before me: name
the happy day: l shall die Of despair; do
not cast me from you; listen, my sweet
love: one more interview; tonight; the
balcony: fly TO some other cline; live
for each other; sunny skies; heaven
smiles; a cottage in the vale; hsppi.
ness sealed; crownirg bliss; yours till
death. -
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ing admitted the premises was compelled
to admit the conclusion also of this yerv
original argument, and paid over the
money. 30 . .- s
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H GHsi and Mario are in Boston,
singing with much success.
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3 AL s., &c.
B ALL g., &c.
WASHINGTON HIGHLAIDIRS
GRAND BALL
BENEFIT OF TIE POOR
OF WASHINGTON.
OF WASHINGTON

N announcing this Ball the Managers would mos,
i respectfully state tina, Ii will be conducted in a
style unsurpassed by any heretofore given, aud will
be worthy OF the good object fo- which IL is intended
Ii is hoped that his effort viii receive the !ibrrsl
support OF the whole community, aud thai they will
be alb to relieve the wants of those that are now
suffering in our city ..--
The Ball will take place at the Assembly Rosm.,
Tt NSQA Y, February 9th.
Tickets ONE DOIJAR
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FINRANS-ALLEGuAEY BANK AND sELDEN
withers Co.'S Notes purchased at the highest
rates.
Uuccrrent Money, Land Warrants, and Virgin
Scrip bought and sold.
Drafts on all the principal cities sold TO suit pur.
chAsets.
notes or Land Warrants, may rely upon Teceiying Z
tbs best rates, -nd Teuittsnces El1d, by drsit on
any city in the UniSn.
HAMILTON g. PANT, Banker,
dse s-3n No S32 Penaa aveuue
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Looking GIs sses,

ass Looking Glssses, 255
nFal sizes aud quality, ?. ench or German plate
" Fancy or piain PvItrait and Picture Frames
Gilt or Fsncy Gnlorsd.
Aio, Gilt Room Moulding Msrhl. top Bracket
and Tables.
CoTnic"s made . order.
Alse, all KINDS Of old work regildsd with dispatch
ami on reasonable rws by
j. WAaNEE,
HS5 Pa. avenue, OPP. Kirkwood II use
dec Gift
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DENTIST Y.

rH9. HUNSON respectfully cal public attention
~ 20 his new, patent, aud GREATLY sSSA
IMPROVED method Of setting ArtifCiLi Sfes<<~zsk
Teeth, with Continuous 3um--ths very LID
PERFECFI0NO OFT K APT. THE Styl.
OF Testh has the follow advantages over al Others
<s-I: GRkAr STRENGTH, CLEAHLIEESS, COM
FORT, aud BEAUTY, vieins with Nature In these
fe2scts, and som. o,hsrs excslli2g fUblic inspsc
ton V respectfully s)li-itet Plesss call and see
Specimens.
CAUFION.-So other Dsntiat Ia the District of
Colu nba Is night 70 make this s.Sio Of r-etn.
81. B. rseth corstitationEly healthy, PlrsEsl
and warranted for life.
Ofhoe and house Q. 30. 233 = street near the cor.
asr Of Psnssyivsais avenue aud lith street.
nov IS-n
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MEDICAL OFFICE,

FfSTABLISlIED ia 1861, by Dfs. BROTHERS
slI SGRAY
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Private Medical Treaties

OF THE
PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE,
N. Il. LA CRsOIX, M. d,
ALhNH, " L.
go Fayrs Sni lS0 Vi Pain aud ColoIsl Litho
graphs and Plates.
~ Price only Is Cents. ia
AASent free Of postage = al paris Of the Uniona
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DEADf MADE CLOTHING AT RE
III duced prces.-As the season is advanced wa
nave determined To sell Oft tue remaining portion OF
our winter stock greatly reduced prices therefore
gentlemen wishing 10 consult economy i'm purchas
ing hne OveTcoats, Talmas dress, frOck and bust
ness Goats, black and fancy Cashmere Pants, Vel
vet, siik, satin and Mcrino Vests, Undershirts and
Drawers, aud all o her ready made Garments of fine
quality will find present variety to be as well as
sorted as IN the beginning OF The season wi h The ad
vantage OF much lower prices.
WALL & STEPHENS.
S%S Pa avenue, next to Iron Hall.
Jan IL (Sentinel X NewsI
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DEV. SEPTiMUS TUSTIN'S WORK.-Thc
III fourth edition OF The Douhtins Communicsui
Encouraged, by Rev. ). TIstin, u. D., late Chaplain
OF the United States Senate
Further supplies received at
TAYLOR s. NAURYrS
jan Boo+.tnre. near OH .,.
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GOOD NEWS FROM HOME.-JUST RE
(J ceiyed 100 copies Of the above popular song Al
thr Music Depot Of
HILBUS & UTTZ,
Cesner Prnna. avenue and llih street.
ian l3-u
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IMPORTANT TO THE SICK.

fINHE great experiences and well known skill G!
4 Prot MoCLrNrocx Is = suficient guaranty to the
public that the following list of Nedicines such As
nave been constantly used In his practice tor the
last thirty years win fully sustain by their effects
the valuable qualities attributed tn them, and
prove to bs the best Msdicines offered to tn.
public :.
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INYENiSG CT ASSES JH LANGUAGES PROF.
Ia sc hon ES Is ~ vii; cou,msncs reyisvins
classes il IaLETsses ou No1tIy,S S0.h Oetobor al
his - its3rr, 80 PennsJ iVania aTeuus
oct 2l-.E
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-06
General Assembly.

In the Ss''ais, yesterday, an interesting debate
occurred on bill 10 eqasze State aid to railroads
giving them certain sums TO build bridges. No
definite action was taken on il.
The Hoass vas occupied with the bin changing
the mode Of eleeting the Commissioner Of Roads
A spicy debate took place o. il and IL Was finally
rejected. Our Importer has furnished us with
sketches Of the speeches, which vii appear here
after. Pressed for room, We are. much against our
~ill, compelled 70 leave cut ali legislative reports
to-day
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To Railroad contractors.

SEALED Proposals vii be received the Office o. The
, Egvhcld anc Ken ucky garozd Company IN Nashville,
Tenn UNI! saturday, December lsth lss, for The son
u the toad from Nashville the Kentucky ne,
shere meets The Henderson, and Nashville Railroad %
henderson On the OHIO River. The l. X T. X Is sboat
iorty-cght mss long through country Sc adapted for
Railroad construction, sse The work si b. divided into
sections q abeut mile each. whh ay bid spa
raisy the whole road included in proposition Pro
posh may also be made 70 bad the thirty niles ony nrx'
10 Nashville either By the single section IN egnttacg
There The road tGnnei half nile long, hrAsy
ruck work az various points, and two large Brdga Mas
Proxies aud Plans vii b. ready Or examination D. Dec. lsi
aad any Information may Be- tAnsd - addressing NE
dersFnsd eAA'L WATSON, Prrsident
oct2S tFvt3tslo A. ANDERSON thief Engineer.
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WoAI NRhhNilIcn

No part OF the surroundings of our growing
City, ia, al this time, more entitled TO tho atten-
tion of persons wishing TO purchase real estate,
whether on speculation or with view 10 securing
sites for family residences, than West Nashville
OF late years industrious, thriving population
has been rapidly accumulating in that quarter, and
some elegant mansions have been erected. Il is
destined 10 improve still more rapidly. In addition
90 its advantages as an elevated location, with
beautiful scenery in all directions 20 please the
eye, the greater advantages OF superior healthlu
ness will make IT, at day, the most fashionable
part the city, for the grdle Of the corporation must
ere long encircle it. ltis now an admitted fact
that The western is the most healthy portion Of eli
cities For this reason the instincts Of the nobility
led them to make the West End Of London eelebra-
ted Tor It's princely private edi6ees in which dwell
the aristocracy of she city. We are led to make
these remarks by sale Of some siziytov lots 10
West Nashville which We see advertised 10 take
place next Wednesday, the lZta inst These lots
are well situated, and are really desirable. They
are 20 be sold by order Of the Chancery Court and
the opportunity Is Of character not likely TO be
offered again soon. We would, therefore, advise
IN who wish TO 20 take up their abode Ia the
"West Fad" Of Nashville 20 attend this sale aud
buy.
The above sale viii be under the superintendent
Of LISDsLEY CRocKErT.
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AsorHER RIcH LEaAcY.-A story is going the
rounds OF the press that Messis. Morris Garden
er, twomsrchants OF Syracuse, New YORK., have
received Intelligence thatthey beirs 20 ESQ Oto
600, In money and property in England Lord
Gardener, al English Bobleman, Is said 10 have
been the original owner OF this property,
and one Of the descendants Was, according 10
The story, Mr.. Gardener, Of New York, who was
killed BY the explosion on board the Pnnceton.
on the Potomac. The present wife Of Ex President
Tyler vas the dssghisr Of Mr.. Gardener. and OF
course b one Of the heirs there be any saeh legA-
eV
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Election Returns.

From the Memphis and Chattanooga papers, we
clip the following:
MEMPHIS, SHELBY Co.-Harris 500; Bullock 900.
Harris majority 26S.
JACKSON, MADISON Co.-Bulock 3O2 Harris 81.
Bulock's majority 206.
We learn verbally that B.'s majority in the coun'
ty Of Madison is 900.
CHATTANOOGA, HAMILTON CO.-Bullock 1876; Har.
ris 81. Buock's majority 20.
RUTHERFORD. Harris 1856; Bullock 228.
SHELBY.-Harris' majority AT.
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VALUABLE pKoPERrY roR SAX

WE expose - Pable sale al the Court House Ia
w Nashyss, Tie IA Of peessnber nsEl the a iosns
vsgsbis Lots;
Hsuss add Los % Cherry 81 occupied By Or. aorioa.
IN sdoinng - 0ccupssd ~ Ar. Stevenson,
sicar Cater
/ Laif brions 70 a. furns. 40.
Tsnns a. rALE OEs third cash tie balance
tNs yeafs 1ilh notes I,.yebie BARk, resi
dossrs TIE 49, rr.4nsd unt The parchas- n0os3
: pad ,. .. IhHAAfIs
/ royg-sltrwaHtd s. n LOGAN.
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NEW ENGLI>H BOOKS.

". 7. BERRY CO., have Just received
THE OLD PRINTER AND THE MODERN PRESS. BY
Charles Knight
ONCE UPON TIME. BY Knight
J0hNSONs TYPOGRAPHY wells.
THE LAND WE LIVE IN. Literary and Pictorial
Sketch Boob Of the British Empire By Charles Knight
vols svo.
HALF HOURS WITH THE BEST AUTHORS. By
Charles knight 2voh.
LEARNING AND WORKING. Six Lectures concerning
this TINE and the Tines Of Old. By Frederick Denison
" .arie.. N A. Chapaln q Llhealn's Inn
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1 a Elsctinn q fiftesn Directors % nsnage ne
So 81 - Camozly 81 Ne sea- ssaF ~ - held a
I.ts1area<h "a s1xzsDsx. The ia as q Decembsr
,tnekboliers asa, 81 b. carried Ne Rad
ss o. ~ dsy prssals daE q snd 1Ay 4lcl - secton
saastE tsir Cer1acals e stecA - ne oond1clor.
~ A. 6LEANkS,
i11l-sA TreAsarsE An1 1esrstary.
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Ready-Made Clothing. &C., &c.

BENZ. +. SHIELDS, AGENT FOR THE TRUSTEE,
As JUST Received, per steamer . Ia, invoice
II Of superior Ready-Made Clothing, Gentemvn's Hos
cry suspenderS, Gloves Cotton aud Linen shirs CrayatS
stocks, Pocket Han ikerch-is &C, &C.
This stock is Of the styles and make. and viii COM
pare with any this other market Our instr uctons
Eastern cost and for cash. good chance,
No variation. BENZ p Sill ELDS,
dec5-tf Agent
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tW- A friend sends us letter Of Gen. Pillow
winch be asks Us 70 notice. We have more IN
porsAnt matters on hand When Ne havs dsPosed
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