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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.


WEDNESDAY, Dec. o.
Mr. Mcfarland, from the Committee on the Lu-
natic Asylum, reported the bin for the benefit Of
the Tennessee Hospital for the Insane; laid on the
table.
Mr. Bowles returned a bl to prevent the in
PRODUCTION into this State Of cattle from Southern
climate, in order to prevent the spread OF murrain
&c, with bill in lieu; referred to the judiciary
Committee.
Dir Bowles introduced bin for the benef; ofthe
Huntsville Academy, in Scott county; passed first
reading.
Mr. Johnson returned a bill TO elect Clerks of
Criminal Courts by the people, with bill 10 lieu.
The bil in lieu provides tor the election OF Clerk
of the Criminal Court of Davidson county; passed
second reading.
Mr. Paluore moved TO take up House bill to in
corporate the Lagrange Synodical College, in Fay-
cite county; passed fist reading
Mr. Bowles moved to take up the bill 10 amend
the act to charter the Stones River and Statewide
Turnpike Company; passed third reading.
Mr. Steele moved to take up House message APP
pointing new commissioners 10 investigate the con-
don Of the Branch Bank at Rogersyile; amended
and adopted.
Mr. Atkins moved to take up resolution in rela.
ton to action business before the Senate during
the Christmas holidays; passed
Mr.. Dean introduced till for the benefit Of
fhiiIItu III dCtloial IONHSulp11 pdsoCu AisJ Itd1N
ing.
Resolution appointing three evenings each week
10 discuss Federal Politics was taken up.
Mr. Blew offered preamble aud resolution in
lieu
The Speaker decided the preamble out or order.
The resolution proyid, that the Senate shall meet
mornings, afternoons, aud nights, to facilitate BUSH
ness.
Mr.. Fletcher offered an amendment to the amend
meuts.
The resolution and amendments were, OH mo-
zion Of Mr. Caldwell. laid on tie table
House Bills OF 3Td BeaEng.-Bill to incorporate
the McHnnvilIe aud Sparta turnpike Company
amended by striking out the charge to footnen,
and tben passed.
Bill to amend certain acts regulating motions
against constablea and prescribing fees Of officers
in certain cases-pas-ed.
Bill to repeal in part an act Of 1926, chap. %,
in relation to the importation OF slaves into this
State-passed.
Bill giving the huntsville Middleton and Eliza.
beJuton turnpike company further time to build
rhyir road and reviewing tie Washington county
and Walnut Mount turnpike company, aud for
other purPoses-paSscd
Brii To amend the practice IL Chancery Courts
was taken up.
Mr. Head off red a bill in lieu, which With the
orieiual }ii was r,fcTcd the jIIig,ry committee
On motion Of Mr SHED, the Senate took a re
resS 10 90 into Convention for the election OF a
Register Of the Land Office for Eat Tennessee.
Ga the return of the Senate to their Chan Der
Mr.. Atkins moved to take mp House bill re
q9iriug Railroad Companies 70 drain the cuts on
ne sides of their roads passed 2ui reading. Ad-
burned
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COMMERCIAL.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,

DAILY PATRIOT OFFfCB, .
Nashville, Dec 20, 1855.
Since our last weekly report ira has been dali almost
all Of its departments. In produce particularly Transactions
hive small This has been consequence Of
unfavorsbe advces from Europe, aud the difficulty Of max
ing Shipments The stock of wheat ard -four, which
accumulated very large and Of it much in the
way Of merchants who pressed for storage ON.
COTToN-There demand for on, and all that
is offered sells readily the quantity, however light The
of the week have made gurrs gng from 81
to 81 3D. 1t is probable that any thing important will
characterize the operst in cotton market until after
the coming holidays and farmers and planters have got
rid Of their grain crops.
ToBACCo-There is nothing at all doing in This article.
FL0UR-The market has been inactive all the week. The
sales have been confined home consumers Spectators
tinuing keep aoof Holders willing to take less, and
we may now quote good brands 1907 so. The
hand is very large.
wHEAT-Has been steadily declining all the week, and
can now be had at 81 O1 IS per Blu. The best quality of
white would probably command figure higher; but the above
are the ruling quotations, and the market is dull at
these low rates The stock in is considerable and fast
accommodating.
CORN-Nothing Of consequence has been done in
this week Buyers have of unwilling operate
any price, the position of affairs and prices have
abated 80035c 2 bu being all that could be obtsined
BACON Scarce and in demand at 1SOi4c z 10 for hams;
l1012c for shoulders; and 800 IA for sides.
sEEDs-Tmothy - so z b., Flaxseed 50 ONgt 90
Herds grass 20 OO Clean grass 81 90 Stripped 81 co.
Orchard az 90, Clover $40.
CEM&Nr-Hydraulic Sc Z Dbl
PLAsFERs-Plaster Paris IS 5o@s6 90; Land Plaster
SO 1898 so q bbl.
FEATHERs-8508716c 2 ID.
EGGs-In demand at IS e doz.
RUTTER-Scarce at 15c q d.
POTATOEs-Irish 4Oc 2 bu; Sweet SOC z bu.
FRUITs-Dred Apples sOG9Jc d bu. Peaches, unpeaed
s5@sl 10, pealed 81.
GROCEIIEs-We have change to notice in the price
Of Groceries The stocks by large but are
repenished as sales de by arrivals from below
The MAJ ket has been toleraby brisk during the week.
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HOLIDAY Books AT BERRY Co',-By refer
ence to our advertising columns it will be seen that
our enterprising book merchant, w. 7. Berry &
Co., have supplied themselves with an extensive
and well selected assortment Of books suitable TO
the season which viii soon be upon Us. We have
heard it remarked by gentlemen of extensive travel
and observation, that they have never seen more
complete book establishment than this long estoo.
lshed, well-kuown, AMI reliable house, and we GER
tauly, in Southern and Western cities, have never
its equal IL is IN establishment Q. which
any city might be proud, and we are sure that cve
ny citizen Of Nashville regards il in that light. We
have not space TO puucuuIizc the names AID ex-
ceIlencies Of th,ir long catalogue of Holiday Boots
but refer to their advertisement aud advise all to
inspect their stock before purchasing.
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New york Dry Goods Market.

FnR l1UH- FORsI3N GOODS.
The rark,t du l. as usually this Of the
yea. Tn bbers ablu cO-e up their hGsi
aud maze their CO ections from the country send their sal
men broad to drum up customers, ana hunt up The
lame ducks" which and then procrastinate in their
In trade be expected in Dry Goods
and nobody, except the ae looks fr business at this
dat II too early 70 he Spring Trade, except Tor The
Cloth who aston lily purchase We under stand hey
would bus fr-e hands penty They find
dhcut to supply Themselves with either kind or quantity
The from Europe regarded altogether
satisfactory some Of merchants begin to look with no
little anxiety at The war N Europe AMI ITS heavy expenses
they think commercial relations nearl connected
financial with them make trouble
Tor whilst per c0d on the other slde We nave class
who say that shall be all ht long sell largely
Of cotton nd brea stuff and At such part cuay large
prizes have been wing for long past. All
parties wonder why Money dear, and why Provisions
h Oh at the same time.
The inn oration fallen of the past week consider
ally Dry Goods not in The Importers
anxious sell Black Silks the closing prices 4 the
just ended ami some viii not offer them until Jan
uary.
this time dun and quiet and will not be
peced to improve mach un il he open ng Of the new year
DoMssTI, DRY GOODS
The Domestic Dry Goods Market dull is always the
this Of the sales being confined to
small lots to ill assOrments in she Obbing stores. Bust
ness however, cheerful aspect and there is fair
promise for the Spring Trade.
WOODEN goods have been sold to fair extent Casimeres
ani satnet, have maintained their prices. FIT tbs have
been in good request The demand O print has been light
the sales being confined to snlaot nghams are steady
the stock light and prospect Of heavy supplies Prices
&c from 10 TO lie.
Mousne de LINES have sold well FIR the season. choice
patterns have brought Is to Ice
Brown Sheetiugs and Shirtngs dull prices remain
steady at Sc Bletched goods so dull and with
Cumulating stock prices favor the buyer.
Dis are IN good demand the stocS have observed
FIR some time past light and prices all descriptions are
very firm
in good request and prices aimed Ticks and Stripes
are without alteration. Canton Flaunes selling rather
slowly at last weeks prices.
Printing Cloths arc d1 prices however, without
teral change Duck is Arm and in good demand
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The Pork Trade.

In this the operations in pork almost excus
lively confined 10 Housekepers who have been CIV
ing 5&6s, Yesterday it was fered in the market
house at 81
THF HOG MlRKET-Since Wednesday the weather has
been very unavorabe for killing Most Of the houses were
killing Saturday but yesterday operations ag in suS-
pended The reep in the meantime have been very large,
and the number in pens the pork houses and
vicinity estimated $4,000 head The number killed up
last evening about 30,~D head.
The uarket ha been pc yaded by eat sagnation. We
heard Of ses but confident none could be
made ove Sc There dema ID Tor pcce-meats but
here ers tn rates oe ing. Quotations cannot
therefore be- made " tn any iracy.
At lie Htute, Ia cking was progressing, and hogs
are q'ored s. O6l5 = We e that there
number Of hogs in Jackson and Bahn NEW CO n
Ia, destined this mar e not one Of which have yet
been started Ihis way.-LOu. JDur., 18th
CINCINSEJI Dec. 14-P VI.
TIE weate" continued vet day. aud the rains which fell
necessarily du business hour our door Op tlJnS
in check. Ho imi ed extent only bat the c)ndi-
# he market hard ndc i n 4 wha IT wouli
be with favorable her One round lot sod at x6 AMI az
hi figure there any yer e ers. Proytsi m
duh ssleable only at further decline Prime lard
receded to 1U11c.
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River and Steamboat News.

The river was still swelling little last evening,
with something over twelve feet water the Shoals
There was a slight sprinkle Of snow Tuesday night
but the bright sun dissipated the clouds early yes
terday morning, aud the day turned out one OF the
most beautiful that ever blessed man in the winter
season.
The Grape Shot, Capt. Mcbride, from Pittsburg,
made her FIRST appearance at our wharf Tuesday
evening. She is neat little stern wheel boat, and
departs to-day for the dusky city wheuco She came.
We understand that she expects to make more
trips than one TO Nashville.
The John Simpson is the nezt packet for Mem
phs. She leaves to morrow az noon.
The AEal is the packet for Paducah today She
departs at l0 o'clock, \. NJ
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L8- The Richmond Wa) Christian -1drorate
publishing an account OF the proceedings Of the
North Carolina Conference, saws:
4" l. was a gratifying CT, forming a sad contrast
with our own Conference that during the year none
OF the members Of the body had been called from
earthly labors TO heavenly rewards"
This reminds US of the parson, who, being on
board vessel at sea during a severe and danger
Gus gale, when all hope Of safety near gone
the Captain remarked, that unless the storm abated
all on board would be in Heaven ia less than an
hour, exclaimed with great earnestness, God for
bid ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

49, To Nervous Sufferers-A RETIRrD CLERGYNAs,
restored % health in few days, after many days
Of great suffering, is to make known the
means Of viii send (ree) the prescription used. D
rect the Rev JoHN NJ. DAGSALL No 50 Fulton ST. Brooklyn
Yrrg Nur
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PAoy wooB's Ham RsssosATIvE-The testimony OF all
have thoroughly tested tbe virtues Of this celebrated
article is that it viii hc gray and tn bald eradicate
s,a-e Of he Scalp preserve the htr falling and preserve
TIE color perfectly extreme I'D 1t Is pat up
both with aud without sediments See ADVERTISEMENT.
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A NOVEL EXHIBITION S gnOr Dnnnctti an
nounces in our advertising columns that be viii eI
hibt ia Nashville, his troupe Of acting Monkeys,
Dogs and Goats. We have seen notices Of his ex,
liJliou, chaiacteTzng il as Of exceeding inter-
est, aud are pleased that we shah have the oppor
tunity to Judge of is merits for ourselves
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r. c. M'NAIRY & CO.

IL. ~ w ~ AIN l. q w.
No. % COLLEGE ST., Nashville, Tenn.
AVE now on hand Of the largest and most complete
L L stocks Of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS suiia-
bic for Fall and Winter, offered at retail in this
ket And having within the last few days received their
third large FALL IMPORTATION aud many articles bought
At prices far below their usual COST enabled to offer in
duoemens to an persons wanting goods in their line.
DRESS GOODS.
Elegant Flounced silks all coors day and evening
dresses at from S5 TO $780, Elegant More Antiques plain
and striped both day and evening; elegant Plaid and
Striped Silks all qualities snd prices Plain Kept silks. in
all coor for day and evening dresses Pout de Sole do;
Cashmere Robes with borders, eegan Cashmere Robes
printed DO.
Plain and Printed DeIaines.
The largest offered in this city, bought at greatly
reduced prices which will be sold prOportionaby low
$40 patterns Uuoa de LANES, only ~ piece; Plain
Nernos in all coOrs In Short EVERY THING in the dress
goods line.
Extra hesr77, 40 wool, Tor Drawers;
Union,
Shaker,
All Qualities welsh and other unshriDking FlanneIs;
saqle Fannes all coors; and for children common
White, Red and Yellow, all qualities.
For Boys.
All descriptions goods for Boys Clothing such as jeans
SatinettS, Tweeds, Cassineres, &C. Sc.
staple Goods.
All kinds Sheetings Shirngs Pillow Domestics Tickings
Apron Checks Canton Fsnneis Prints Irish Linens, Plaid
Linseys Negro Kerseys, &c. &C.
EmbrOideries and Lace Goods,
Everything in this ine HOnon Collars and Collarete,;
Val. Cars, Coarettes aud Seeves separate or SETS all
kinds Of French and Scotch Worked Collars; Mourning Col
lars, in great variety
Curtain Goods.
Everything in Muslin and Curtains Also lion all
Wool, and Satin saine DamA,ks with Gisnps TasseHs,
Loops, Cords, &c, to match Also Cernce and Pins all
qualities.
Hosiery.
very large stock Of Ladies' Misses Mems and Boys all
o! which they will sell at the los est possible prices
Carpets
In endless variety and all qualities. Many new styles
received within the last fw days. prices insure entire
satisfaction Also, large lot Of Rugs Mats Drugpts
Crumb O. tbs, Oil Cloth, Mats for Fire Places Wash
Stands, &c &C. X. c. McNAiRY 4 Co,
NOVEL No. IS College street, Nashville, Tenn.
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numerous patrons OF Mr. Smith will learn by glance
at has advertisement, that a. usual he has been no
laggard ia supplying himself with a large and eIe-
giant stock OF Gift Books io7 the Christmas and
New Yeas HOLIDAYS We advise all who expect
to trade ia that line during the coming two weeks,
TO aro} IL at Smiths and ex famine his assortment.
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IRON RAILING AND
OEEN A1EE.NTAL mon NOR

ptkN NE-NhAB mon WORK
FI'HF SUITS bgs prepared % on orr Of any
Il for IRON WORK, sa,h
Ratings for Public and Private Parks, Gardens
Steps, Veraudahs, Balconies, Gem terry Lots &c,
Also, IRON STAYS, DOORS, suu rfFsS. SAT as,
CHAlks TABLES, Dogs, WINDOW GUARDS GA As,
FOUNTAINS &C They pay particular At'rrtiUu to
ina Cthtlrh N Lois AMI PAEho having the lar.s.
sorment 81 Patterns oi any establishment ths i.g
enabled On please DE iastiiaus Taste .UlIa
tects tudrrs on any part of ftr tH hautl1F iron
Work by seudug ns dra0tusE 100 the e,iaat. fr
work and SO Nl ig LsL any Nufs IRON ur4r o.
signs dra. ii.zt mas be desired.
Person Uthag articles OF manufacture by address
ing lev ugs stating 20 What purPase ali De flusirt
with printed d-sns By urn mail wlih the price auur1
ei All o-te sent vii receive Iromp; teulIau. ana
the work finished and hci the best sGnnsr aud packed
In boxes Tor sale clrTiagr, HOOD CO,
l2i North Tenth street,
And broad and Ridge Ayruus
uov2S-trU4n EhitmdcluhIa.
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OPEN TO THOMPsONs STATION.

n and ai,eF Wsnssisy, December " trains VII be
- tween Aah'als aad th0iups0ns station, !3Cwg:
6sOENG SOI rEE.
leaves Nashville a. 80 A. NJ and p NJ; arrives Il
Il.upsons ai so A. 81, and IS r. 81
ktTJENING-teayes rlomysons a. q A. ", and
r ii, arrives ~ Ma ale 4. l025 A NJ, aud GsJ y. NJ.
Ga sandy The Morning Train only vil be run lsaYins
NarhNiie NJ A. 81, snI thsmrson'5 a. A. n,
- Al Ihompsrn's the Stages Il Cater, Thomas and
HCugh connect y D tle trains.
Through Tickets br Nkuplns, wAYNEsBOR0, JACK.
son, fiSCUAbtA FLORENCE, PULASKI AMI COLuM
kA be pocgfod ~ ne Genei stage once under .hs
trf4rdaa uote- A. ANDERSON,
Occl- Z. BAG aud supt
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80 Tbs GERMANS have produced very excellent
- remedies for tar0us diseases Among which may
be specified Dr. Hoonands Celebrated Btters" for sale
by NJ. Jackson-and used viii, remarkable success IN
Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Dyspepsia Nervous Debility,
and general arrangement Of the stomach. The sunday
Dispatch says OF this medcne ave feel convinced, that
tie o. The German ters the patient does not become
dehEated but constantly gains strength and vgor to The
hame-a fact worthy consideration. The Bit,ers
pleasant In taste aud in AMI can he administered
der any creumsances the most icste stomach Indeed
the be used by al With the most Peree, safety
Il well or those who much afflicted IN the
vcus y-tem commence with ssspoonfal less and
gradually increase. We speak from eNpsrencs aud are Of
course proper judge The press far and vide have united
So Recommending the German ht r. AMI to the afflicted
most cordially advise their use" see sdysrtisspen.
decl-im
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- GREAT CURE RHEUNArTM The Editors a. the
- Richmond Republican of December Path, 1852, says
that Carriers Spanish Mixture Is quack medicine.
They had in their press afflicted with violent
Mercural Rheumatism, who continually complaining Of
misery in the back, limbs and oinshs eyes had become
teytrh and mattery neck swollen throat and all the
symptoms Of RI euDatsn, combined with Scrofua. Two
bottles Of Carriers Spanish Mixture cured him. and in
editorial notice above they testimony its wonder
nj effects, and say their only regret is, tn all suffering with
disease Of the blood Of the existence Of such
medicine. They cheerfuy recommend it,
See they certificate and notice in full around the bottle
della
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Atlanta Market.
ATLANTA, Dec. 15-P. N.
CoTTOS-GoOd demand at to "a cents
BACuN-l6 h. &C q n.
LA'D-By the bit Is; in kegs and cans -.
BUTrER-fresh, 25c r ID, scare.
CoRS Is ceiling at Doc TO 81 &c.
Corn MEAL-6ue p bn., dull.
WHEAT-Red 81 63c II bu.
OATS Coo, sacked. scarce.
FLoUR-Supe fine 49, Extra $40. Good supply.
PORK-Pienty az &c, ne I.
BEEF-Catte foot, TO Sc Z D.; Sheep, 81 to ~ u
head.
There also ample stocks Of Hardware, Iron Hollow
ware, Dry Goods, Domestics, &c.
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GEO. ". C0WAN,
SELF sEALIN0 PRESERVE CANS ann JARS,
vAL1ABLE PROPERTY FoR SALE

M nj. ss p0sr 3 suc the Calrt Hause ia
w Nsshu- thr sziuf December neat ne O. l1uilF
valuable LoJs.
1ni "a otliug vacant H. occlei - Mr. Stevenson
stone Gutter.
one haf q tlr House and lot GA MaTke So ne other
bali belong 90 ~. 4.fls, Ia.
rfKHs Stit Uue ttird cash the bsauo- 10 one anu
tso Acs, with uutgs payable in Bauk vith good
ilrr-rs- TIE uie % b. retaiLcd unll s 4rcss money
"a paid. }. %. TuNEATI,
n0Ys-dtrwtWtl =. D. LOGAN.
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PATENT MACHINE
B A /. Il II O II II

Il We MISSOURI HEMP MANUFACTURING COMPANY
q nos masing sN Hundred Coils pr week Of very
uPcriof article Of siRkrChED MACHINE bALE huFk
All erdsrs pro uFl! nra ts lowest EzTks rates. -
JOHN 7. DOUGLASS, Pfcf1snt,
sepif-tm No A. Cotamerrial 81 81 Iauis. Ne.
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NASHVILLE PATRIOT.
FER Ms

Daily Patriot 90. Tri-weekly Patriot $500
Weekly Patriot 5000 one Weekly two years or two
copies year $500, in advance; Clubs Of TIN weekies
or more, in advance, 5000.
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KIssISG.-The subject Of kissing on the tapis:
"Ah," said John, give me the widow, she knows
how to relish a kiss, and less COY than the Miss is
reader 70 besfow It. You d,nt believe Il Well
try it then. But have proof, scripture proof, Of
the fact Would Ike 10 sec III Take down the it,
spired volume, ami consult James iv. 3,-"Ye ask,
aad receive not because ye ask e-slisS."
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JIoI II NLIsItD,
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, phiIa.,

AhL ho" AtID ASSoCEAEloN, Fhtlas,
- SPORT on SPERMATORRHOEA OF Seminal w akuess
IL Impotence the Fre u Onanism Mssu baton Self
Abuse aud other Diseases OF he Sexual Organs with
count % the errors aud d1cgpJns ot Quack and valuable
Advice O. the Anct. A. BY $40 H. CALHOUN Consult.
Ug surgeon OF the Hussfd Association Phiia epha, Pa
oenrNuA nj inntru, established by special endowment
Toe thr reet N The sicF aGi distressed cfci with Yru-
lent aud Erilew Diseases copy u above Report
VIII be sent ~ mall Gin sealed rnviopr) Free 81 th4ggs
CA the rrc,p 81 Tao lamp fr postage Al sEO
i. ca noun, No. South NfSru ST. Philadelphia, Pa.
tl-rlT- cgTl
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NOTICE.

Il those indebted 20 the late firm Of II. Pumrrer
y Co, aiso that Of lD0 Co, respect y requested
To come forward and make hy the fires day Jan
"a business
We ,.u Al all times he found az the o3 s,aud No 20,
Union stf,et lLeci-ul ROBB CRAWFORD.
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HTEENTH ANIMAL SALE

PH a
EIG HIT Il ENTH ANIMAL SALE
Books and Stationer
ENCYCL OPUDIAs AND VALUABLE STANDARD
u WORKS IN every department Of Liscrs urc science
and Art; ANIMALS and books elegantly Illustrated and u
luElinasa Pictorial and Erses-d ans beautifully bound
Fine Family and Pea HIbcs and Prayer Books o. rsery
description; LETTER AND car PAPER, POkFOLioS,
GOLD PESs, &c, &C. To be sold
AT AUCTION,
On Saturday evening The i5th Monday The iTh. Tassaay
the sgh wednesday The l9th inst store q bEz5 r.
sHiEIns a. fabAc Sgusfe, a ~ o'cork,
The atlraton Of e pahic 10 this city Ana vicinity r.
specially Invited ms eecfou q boots sAa . believed
valuable eo-cton q Standard Worhs ever
ancsn Ia this place. The esoka arr Dew and AZ
ranted perfect Ladies ard Gentsmen respectfully IN
ytcd 70 cal and examine them daring lie dag he sae VI
b. positive aad without - the klIhest bidder-
Trims CAsH.ParehAssrs requested % cal fOr hsif
books on The cas- foiouias each sac
aecia-n Ban. y. PRATT. Aaesi0aser.