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THE SCHOOLFELLOW:
An illustrated Mss.i ne for Boys aud oiriA

THE SCHOOLFELLOW:
An Illustrated Msgsf he for Boys aud GiriA
JULY
CONTENTS No. VII.
GOLD AND sILvER-A Fahy Tsle-In Five Parts Par v.
TIE ROBIN AND rsE WIEN.
A FEW CurUNDRUMS
xbOIJr NEW iORK-st Get Merchants and Crss.
BROI HEks AND SISTERS; OF, the Lessons II sanner
ff,SE ihnGt1isH Kisa AND raE RoouIsH POET.
IRE FUk RlES-Jke Be>ver
THE STORY OF THE GREAT WAR
CRiCKF BsliPlsynG
FIKFSiDf FANCIES.
NEW BOOKS.
ILLusTRAr1oN:
Gala Ard the Kr isb The Old Woman As.rIe her Broom
.,SI-1he Robin ard the Wren Dog Csda-Caimney
swee,,-PauI Dearoehe-A Poet BatLsdoed sosuish
Poet On his Way The Beayer-A barrsek o. sumtf&-oh
Ilus, .iop, Of Crietet Ball PlaypG
TIRns-ODe Dollar year payable IN sdvsnesl, or len
Ce 0 Q number .
CLUB Of -Four Copies address. es So Five Copies -;
.htC ouies
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4, not bv etiquette. OVod IN Group Dvsen
Pies ho.nspess Les Of Voice Fso1 9 esn) con
teiy ssa Me for one disesse. SOLD BY RADpE, NO
sIo.dv.y LEROY No: o. M coRWiu corner Of sth.v.
ones 20 brooayn2asy.s No IFS ruon: Haze: NO
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Iu~.piee C. Arnold, No les Esst w ~ AZ " 49,
Sn.S1 w Box No $50 Union sqasrs roe.oine. ,,sS
Yc,i City One third discount % the a.ce Hse---
Roupd BiII Meisrpathie .isans..ss .h,ch rem
a. an for ny.a. or Rossd Hin .,si e
si ca unriysIed Water n great sbunasnce s and the
Ss.. quality supplied from LIVING s %0'p i%plo2smsn for
s.s sS.eson Of IT, Deudns vsrsn,: s. ss The
Es q str~ctSns metallic Substances, &c
M ~ Xeorpefhy Which controls the mos o.. sn.
@s.ne vs.iDessss .iih ss.s and ssn:.1y, SSSs.s
H. HALSTED. n d., Northsmip 'oes, T.ao.;-
Circulars any sddrss on soS Of ten letter
siArps, ma Motion-Lifo" ON receipt OF az
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DOOKS TO TAKE in the o UNTRY.
In c0uPANI0N 10 ROME INFLUENCE

DOCKS to TAKE in the & y UNTh l.
ID COMPANION 10 HONE INFLUENCE
THE OLD VICARA6E.
3, MRs HuBBAcK, Author Of p" "ifes sstef'
IVol, l2mo., ~ pases-ei u
"The Old vieaase-Ths reader vil admire the "'e' VIZ
M a..v pea.ed and Interested in the story and more 'os1
..,,.ssa with the loss Of time spent In perusal"
Transcript, Proviasnce-
TUE wIFE,S TRIALS.
Ry ths author Of The Jeaoas Wife
VI, Octave Paper Price - cents Uniform with Mis-
Psrdoes Worka
The WIFE,. TriaIs-t IT, in fact healthy substantial nov
al and deserves immessuraby higher rank than ne m'5
~ ,.l.. mt forth ly the pre~" Herald Seveind
w rrrRIpGE L Co. Franklin squsre, Ns~forh
Aa sr .,le BY a. booksellers throughout the county
S.pt Nv mail on receipt Of price, postage pad
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DAISING THE VAIL; Or, SCENES m THE
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This worn pronounced Of Tho most unique ana
eu.,ous ,oumss that has been pubhed for many yssa s
,Sy Of s,e the peculiar deas of sathof The sinsGaf
which be introduces which 're Of sna
la MIN ID, serye narsct-a combined. sufesas 20
tsis ors OF readable books Of the present. day In
l. Win Be found portrait. Of yell .noyn court oes &c %
kesu carried out n The different eiiss Of The Ua'on-
Address orders 70 ~ -,
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Strawberries, Cherries, Green Peas-Or any other
fruit OF vegetable may be we'd IN fresh
By the use Of SPRATTS PATENT SELF-SEALINJ CANS.
Full dree tons for preserving ali kinds Of fruits and vegetables
accompany the Cans Price for quarts % per doz n4f
gallon 50 ALL orders, by post otherwise promptly
Delivered free Of OF the City Brooklyn
WELLS PROVOST, Propnetp,
No 32 Pearl St, nsar Fra h in square
IMMIGRANT Intelligen Once and Labor EXCHANGE
been removed from No CaDelst, 20 No 81 Wofths,
lsts Anthony st. few doors Of Broadway No fees
shaTfed JAMES p PAGAN, Superintendent
this Office
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Gperial Notices.

p..,.O0,ee Notice.-The Mails for Europe via soutt
.aor "a H.yre per u D. steamer AhAGO, Wi Close q
ths once on SATURDAY the 18th day Of june ct M
sAv o'" W. ISAAC v. FOWLER, Postmaster.
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NOL. FIRE ONT's l. + E.
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Xsue The Argument Desiss soosthos about Sur.
Law. ws.hos Day ss $1,000 ant ,os
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TIE Public Deceived

In the purchase q various Csn' @ % ell
sp brsrss PATENT CANS, whom usea eccos9ns T.it q,
,en. are CERTAIN 70 preserve sfeou,ly Any Sy Tie
h. IN frs a Itsse) aud always waffsn~ " ~
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FORT UNE to EVERY ONE.
Resdy this day;
HOW TO BE RICH
m XIV To uOyrsr vr

Bsinss Practical GUIDE Fsrnen, Profssronsl Mer, Ne
cAsses Merchant Cerks FseorJ Operatives, Apreat<ss
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; 1. :'s s$EsS
Pre,.sut-Frement-The subscribers have 1us hsuso
ana eopyrishted large spirited Wood Engraving Of
COL FREMONT ON HORSEBACK,
C,o..ps the Rocky Mountains The size Of the PINT iA
inches and it - iu,t the thing fora
CAMPAIGN PICTURE.
h,a and .str,ctivs Price l2l BY dnse cepyi BY
the 100, ga
ppINTERs and Others out Of the city dssiriDf
STEREOTYPE CASTS
Ill bs ,uppied and the price stated Oh application
copies Of the Engraving will Be ssnt on the receipt
Of Ave postage stamps r,.u.~.v H.
Also. splendid Ensrsyinss Of JAMES BUCHANAN on mo
..n. ,.,m. BAKER GOODWIN. Printers,
'' ' Tribune Building.
G--S.- EyenIrs Lecture, the Religious, C,ii and
snaSey ., ,bs Ssuon BY q. VALE, at vales Hall cor.
md Dyision 1aely MeehAnics Institute The
Hal. viii be open every everns during the ffe'''n '
test for lecture debate
Mr.. Gee Hay dock, the h - tSs f
An. .as-. - Of TempeIapce on sUNpAn ne rn. ~ -,
We .ess, 10 O'Clock Peck SLIPS O'Clock p. H. ~
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Greenwood Guards.The members OF .r =. 'iocS
meet II their Aimoyo on h0,u IMESRiiRy Csptsin
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Pr.d. rick W. Evans, with = Co,np.ny o. sm'eIS eRa
Brethren soes Of Shaker o, Hi No iss Bossry,
VII lo anns A. ON SUNDAY, June %, at and Itoeioch
y n. There WIN b speaains and snsins.
-, T-.-,..t.-T The PHOTOGRAPH Of COL Fremont
ROOT 70 pronounced BY bis family eno p ,oss ~
s suds 70 be the best LiAeuees and me nne humber
& yss made Hundreds h.ve praised IT, sa Gallery
nun i eve have be en- ordered tmsy be seen ko wni
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issS 10 dss s8 yssr veil bssnA In twelve eesvenD 49,
booEs nost n,sssbls aid To peisans - sssYse0 -
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ct The Tribune Once.
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- muaiesons from s,ints pub ished wsshly "a so@
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BY TELEGRAPH.


HALIFAX, Jan. lT.-Count Nesselrode has ad-
dressed a circular to the Russian Ministers stFOr
egn courts, stating, that Russia accepts the third
point relative to the naturalization Of power in the
Back Sea in the following sense:
The right of Turkey to close the Straits is to
be maintained. 80 ships Of war are 70 be admitted
MO the Black Sea except Russian and Turkish, and
the number is to be mutually arrang + between
Russia and Turkey. Itis to be special Treaty be
tween those powers alone.
The Allies reject this Interpretation, ard appear
anees strongly indicate that Austria viii not take
the field against Russia unless assured Of active
support f. ON the German Stats.
Advices from Sweden are warlike. Their military
commanders have received Instructions to have
their regiments in the highest state OF efficiency
before Spring.
Indications are, that in accordance with secre
article in the recent treaty, Sweden will take the
field in the Spring.
The Danish Government. it is said, consents to
the establishment OF depots tof the English fleet at
Kiel, which viii rendezvous there in April.
Gortschakoff announces to date Of Dee 10th,
that a detachment Of Cossacks defeated stron
squadron Of Cen Vivian's cavalry, near Kortc
Tie English commander was made prisoner
The House of Palmer & Green, Bankers, at
LiteLlield, bas failed.
Advices from India state that tie American ship,
Waverly, with Chinese laboreis put into Aantilla
to bling the Captain-soRe trouble ensuing the
mate shot two or three. The crew driving the rest
below, fastened the patches and went ashore. When
they returned, two hundred and fifty were found
dead from suffocation The mate and crew were
arrested and imprisoned by the Spanish authorities.
Count Esterhazy was at St. Petersburg on the
26th December, and the next day laid the propo-
sitions of Austria before the Russian Cabinet.
Russia makes known through Nesserode's circu.
lar her uuwiHingness to treat the naturalization
of the Black Sea.
The Russian Court is disPleased with Baron Sea-
bach's mission to ST. Petersburg. Has sent Baron
Mantle 0Hel to Dresden to demand positively to
what extent Bavaria and Saxony have engaged
themselves TO the Western Allies.
Latest advices from the Crilnca state that the
Russians had been enforced by two regiments Of
Hussars. Also, that large bodies of Russians were
marching from the Crmea to I5essarabia. The pla-
ces left vacant BY the retiring troops are filed by
the reserve
The A lies gunboats are frozen in Kiuburn.
The greater part Of the Russian arn,y is winter.
ing at kars.
The Car has directed the commandant Of the
Finland Baltic Provinces to report their means of
defence. grand council Of war was he'd Con
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SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1855.
MIR. stations NormaIschool Biu.

AAEs sAsA4t14A's nor ai4ssA ~CtitDG EAAAs
The committee on educa;ion aud common
schools ia the House of Representatives on
yesterday, through their chairman, NJ. WOOD,
Of Hardeman, reported back MIR. HATTuH 5
bill to establish "a State Normal School, with
the unanimons recommendation OF the com
mittee that il pass. The amount TO be APP
propria'ed for the purchase Of grounds, tnrni-
ture and apparatus, and the erection OF buiid-
ings, &c, was lief, blank in the bill when IN
troducel. The co'nuittee filed the blank with
$4,000
This is one Of the most important bills that
has been brought before the Legislature durin g
the present SESSION, and with the unanimous
recommendation Of the intelligent committee
on education aud common schools ia favor Of
its passage, we trust the Legislature will not
fail enact it into law.
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The river was falling slowly last evening
with feet water on the Shoals.
The Cua.6crJaa5 departs to-day for New
Orleans Capt, Brooks vii, entertain all who
may take passage ON her in the most hospita.
Die style, aud take them 20 the Crescent Cry
in good time.
The Tennessee Belle departs today for New
Orleans
The EsI.pse got or yesterday for Paducah.
From BED RIEER-lhe steamer Rosa ar
rived this murulg from Alexandra, which
port she ieft on tiles ta instant, and her officers
report having left la pert, iur New Orleans,
the steamers PiDia aud White Gifts. The
steamer l.. " Powell Was !5 ing between the
Upper and Lower Falls Steamer Victoria, GU
the Upper Falls. working uP. Captain =. Il.
Halves, of the Victoria, who with two of his
crew. were in "a * Il endeavorug 70 lay line
on the Upper Falls, was daowued by the cap
sizing of tie ski Fl, the two men succeeding IN
swimming ashore. The steamer Granada, at
the Falls from Shreveport, reports the steamer
Union sunk about mile below Compile. Boat
a total loss. Most OF The cargo saved by the
Granada Red river fliliag iast--N. D. Detta,
10Th
The Memphis Enquirer Of Wednesday last,
says the America is sin aground at Presidents
Island, and the CITY Of Htoasgille is with her,
taking of freight.
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decisions 81 uhe Supreme Court.

THfYTfrk ClttlIf-
Townshed ex'r w If z ToHushed E. al-OIiaian ly
Judge Mex .uney, affirming decree %, Chancellor.
Mary HcEroy " J Simmouds ct ais Opinion by Judge
Oaruthsrs. fi-lning decree Of Ctaacsigr.
SIXTH cisCCIT
Robert Boydvs " W Compton Opinion ny Judge McEin
ney reversing decree and "a allowing demurrer remand
cause, dc.
James Nc Burne vs. w Hickman - a'a-OTincn by ia re
Caruthers afirmir decree with mod ecatiou.
Geo 4 Washington VS. Am Pope-C b uoa by Judge Ca
ruthers affirming jud 5meut below
Nancy Green vs. Green Opinion by Judge Har-
rs Affirming decree be.ow.
HFrH CRcuIr.
Casiele ct als Sarah Buriofte e. ais Opinion by
Judge Mckinney, ali ming decree 81 Chancellor.
EGHru CmCur.
NV Harris vs. Anderson q slsRy the Court, tn
ued 10 next Term Tor eNau aad argument Il counsel
FOURTH CIRCUIT.
e. Gardenhirc, admir- kc. " Jes,Ih Gst-Cpuion ~
Judge Mckinney, reyeriGs decree. &C.
John Barksdac John Sewer ct ais opinion by Judge
Caruthers, reversing aud rem ni.ug fJr answer.
FoCR1H uHcUIr.
VIM A Grlml v Dixon 8 Whmore-opuioa By
Judge Harris, affirming decree q Chancellor.
sErESH CIRCUIT.
WIN Foster admir- d b sattsrhrld-Opiuo4 by IN 'gs
Harris affirming dcreo aud rsmaug for account to
be taaen &C.
W L Fentress We -seph Chl'on-opnion BY Judge Nc
Kinney affirming decree OF Chancellor.
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COMM ERCIAL.
DAILY PsrGIor orFrcE,


NASHVILLE, Jan. 49, 1886.
C0TTON-There was little more activity in the
cotton market yesterday, and prices were a shade
lower About 80 bales were soll, the greater por.
ton at 7c few bales OF superior quality brought
Tic; auy OF il would have brought a fraction more
previous TO the arrival Of the steamer Of the 9th.
GRAIN-We quote wheat to>day at SllOaI.I5
for red, ard :l2oal.s5 per bushel for white. Corn
is not IN request. Sales yesterday of I. 400 sacks
at Soc, sacks included; tow days ago ], 600 sacks
sold at tn same price, sacks included Without
sacks it would bring from % to soc per bYshe
AUGUSTA, jan Is.
CorroN--The late accounts by The Atlantic have
produced no effect on prices Nidiing Fair &c.
CHARLESTON, Jan Is.
CorToN-There ia a brisk demand TO day al iull
prices. Sales Of $500 bales, at 81 to 9sa
SAVANNAH. Jan. Is
CorToN-Tbeie was good demand To day with
out any change in prices. Tie sales amount to
1859 bales, at from Is TO 9sc.
ATLANTA, Jan. l5-4P.M N.
CoFToN-Good demand at 6aSE CENTS
LAED-By the bot 4. l25c.
BUrTER- Fresh, 25c perlb
CoES-ls selling at 50c.
CoHN AEAL-bOc per buShel-dull.
WHFAT Red, $50.
OATs-i5l6O cents
FLoUR-Supeihue S.00aS so; Extra, 1000.
CINCINNATI, Jan. II.
Hostile weather was fvorable 90 day for
killing aud packing, and several houses RESUMED
operations. The market was firm, with sales Of
loo head at 8 40; 500 DO at ) 375 sos do, aver.
aging 2Sj at $50, and 2 100 averaging 225 at same
PKovisIoNs--There was good deal OF inquiry
TO day but We did not hear OF a sale except so. OGl
los. bulk sides (hcavy) at sc. At Ga CT for bulb
sides; stc for prime Dbl Lard, and 400 for mess
pork. sdes could be made to a fair extent
WHlsGY-The market continues firm, with a
moderate demand and light receipts The sales
comprise 800 bbls from railroad at 252c, aud l5O
do from wagons at % c
CHEEsE-A sale Of so boxes at 9sc The mar,
ket continues inactive.
BUTTKg-The market il firm and unchanged
Sales Of Is irkns good simmer packed al l7alSc
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ID ANkFAY iaz lhe fsllcrl1e4 = 9rslsy the ssth D.
II baack Nesro Ma nasst f1AHsGA. she esfs i a..
ssn HENRY.
sss prre rHilsr pars as Ahan are Get nine sr a
nrAss ksA usThs ahesi 10 pon1a ia ena n La a
tret aat esp eeAt Il - nAaaners ana Nare $780,.
o. des shes ~ IN. he earpeaser - fralr 40 -
hlgu4 - catlnlaa ke4a. e&FpeRtegn q Ezsktls HI
uainF ~ seet, oat e1baos - aescrieaA ne u aass
Htslfes4 AA , fefY sfobaes - = 8 ~ and SO Gan
aaa- nj gTe ~ aesrtreWaaa srfFsl - . ~ 10 NASH
sle. fsr III canaaeusat il - aay nf - lAak saa
Kst hsu-
saai sagra hssaass . -, =. Aha q ksu or;.an, bat
Wss ~ u mg ears - ha4 IA az
NashFalie, J4nii-u $50 G ALLES,
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EXTENSIVE IN ROyFM MT.

w are r,EtIlg orr War,hJusr, 80 10 Pub Sqlare,
" with al thr ro ,ru iEIr'v ments, ard vs. "a De pre-
nareA by ne 20th fc'ruarv exhibit New ,pcA
fpuug Goods Cirect from rhe and Custom
huu e. tu New York. Boston AMI aiepha comprising
much larger and hu.r class 81 Go5gs has Heretofore
zee krp ~ Our stock WI nElee ia every deaart-
meat 81 Fancy and sta,le Dry Goods.
a. J. DUNCAN co
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K. C. M'NAIRY & co.

K. G.. M'NAIRY & co.
No. 55 COLLEGE ST., Nashville, Tenn.
II AVE hand one Of the largest and complete
II 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 far below their usual cost are enabled TO ouer IN
ducements to all persons wanting goods Ia their hne
DRESS GOODS.
Elegant Founoed silks IN AL eoors, for day and evening
dresses At from els 20 t6o Elegant MORE Antiques, plain
aud striped for both day and evening" elegant Plaid and
striped siks, all qualities and prices Plan RePt slks, in
all olors, FOR day and evening dresses Pou de Sole do
Cashmere Robes with borders, elegani Cashmere Robes
priated, do.
Plain and Printed DeIaincs.
The largest lot offered in this city bought greatly
reduced prices which will be sold rroportonaby los.
SIC paaaTss Union de Lanes emily ~ piece; Plain
Mernos IN al colors In stoT EVEAT THSs IN the dress
goods line.
Extra heavy, al Wool, for Drawers;
shaker,
All qualities Welsh and other uashIiDkIng Fiannss;
fine ssqls Fsnnsis all eOor.; and for children, common
White, Red and feioo, al qualities
For Boys.
All descriptions Of good. Boys Clothing such Jean
satlngt;a, Fueeds, cassimercs, 4o. &e
staple Goods.
All Kinds sheetlngs shirtins- Pillow Domestcs Tesings
Apron Cheeks Canton SAnnsz Prints, Irish IAhens, Pas
Laseya, Negro Kerseys, &C. &C.
EmbroIderies and Lace Goods,
Everything Ia this inc Honiton Collars and ColArels:
Val Caas Coareites ana eeves, separate In al
sin Ct French and scotch wesked Collars Mourning Col
lars 10 great variety.
Curtain Goods.
RrerythinE In Muslin and Lace Curtains Also sion, ali
Wool ana satin Laine Damasks, with Gimps Tazseils.
Loogs, oesess &C., 10 Eatoa Also CeFnioe and Pas, al
qualities
Hosiery.
large stock o. Laet Misses Msuh ard Boys al
% which thsy VII eel ~ TIE lowest possible prtosa
Carpets
In rndess variety, and az qualities. Many styles
Fecsitsd uhin the Last days. prices insure entire
sAiizfstlan. Aso. lAr1e IA o Rags Mats. Drugrtk,
Crumh ca lis Oh CielA, Mas fsr ftFe Places. Mash
Stands kc A. A. c. McSAIRY Co,
nexsi ~ cciefe street, N4shylis. Teas.
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FANCY DYEIEG ESTABLISHMENT.
Office no 3 John S., doors from Broadway.
NM AOlsK.
I'VE udrrsgrr' ~ proior of t1is esab- hmeut have
fol inns time lnc sr8l,F ps.rnrr ~ thr a. Nathan
Faef 80 81 caT been pros-ruinr tier business at sta
ten leland. they lave aTvd 900 "a txaeus~ esprr
ally la the s ru yea % eKcel r 81 the hraurheo ihei
att and have been sua,cisu n attaining high degree Of
improNtue a. sci ga he machinery and ppa
sus different o.. u 400 10 prsct arsr - a.
la dyenE on hn shing Lrur l, satin ard Meruo ncs
rs great Improvements have he made Ia large proper
tor ~ rsst, hef- Articles d.. Ia cotr and On n
vcryueary tqlall apr sarsuce to goods sla wi
Nss, Mauils-, We yct Garment a's1 very tur-
cvs fliy cel Faded and ,talatd g0s Fc.tored VI te
dyed.
SILKS AND SIIK DRESSES WATERED
Lace Qua Alt iu tuf Carpets, Rugs and Iat Gov
Crau r ana Er sted Daaask and iiore-n CurtAos
bcau ii.H DYED A-o, Ri So. HOSIERY, Gloves &e.
OFl-fs esccu ed Hilh care anl drspatr
tfonds c.yei as teiufngd bF express
Geo kept sgbes 20 ne C. Hi 20 ihe ~ months
hARREET, NkpHEHs A Co,
ianis-6m john ~ doors from iroadva az, y y.
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Groceries Id Anction.

DAvIs, PJLcuER q 90. sell Groceries at auc-
ton on Tuesday next, 22G inst.
B. LANIER q Co.'S next regular sale takes
place on the succeeding day, Wednesday 23?d
inst.
Retail dealers would DO well TO attend these
sales
w J. G.'& c. Robertson & Co., Bakers
and Coniectiouers, address themselves to the
readers Of tie Patriot this morning. Their
well known Establishment is situated on Broad
street They keep on hand everything 10 their
line and sell low.
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cnol.EfsA PnEVENTIyE

fINHE PuhHc are respectfully luiasned TIA; LYONS co
SUI satinas sslling their esirhrsisa boieEa and
a1tarThea preventkt q, sfrum he enrcis q uh8eh
many year rekptd great cceft and rfefl ~ tfe
6A.isu Bottle Glass; Fetrufses AlWAys beter
fAaR currs stroaEiF recommend al % r. he foof
saFFHed sioui charge, ascompancd viii practising
Deci0rb esrAEc4ss. Private FzEhes p4rucaary taoaia
have settle q his IN The hsase q u euer-
seneS EfONH a Co,
mgi 1sc~asT stss~s
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Commissioners Sale.


.. D. TyisF susrdian sud pin c NJ Tyler e ala dsa
Is parsssnes ~ pccrgs q h. Todd Crruit csart re
above iait, st - nee nbtr Tern, is5 q ss4 coar
Nia Conusslaner uadez SAD arcrte ~ hfhea
ed1srs a. he las Ftseaos q " n ~ ieF 1ecessed
Monday. the sist day ef JanuAry, 1856.
he ssast q isna VIA sd ascesai sieeoutainlns
between $50 and 400 Acres.
Sail isEd Bee tes Fed fea "a len, X b Cnrksrne
Tsnn IL IA n4 sfe part - the e1ansy ana 3 eae a
fAs osf tesred tracts 81 ant n &c soesga pari o. ne
couasy khg1. 30 fes-ed snt IN Gns etafe e
culuvasisn- ThsFs = Sod Duens Hose IL place;
ass, BaFA, sialtas, &C.
fKRMs OF sALH
0ns thd casA baancs IN enc ara $50 years uih Ia.
tsrest Fo eAta Bad. sA aPpsefe4 sccaflf rn - &c
quired 81 he pafasef, anf hsa rstsiuet he nd 80
he pzrenaae nansY = 7al4 o. fNKaE. Ccmaiater
N.h-Aky dssifins % s4t3 Easm ~ Esrass eaH
4. JyseF en ths pF<afess sr ID. D. 3Efh. a Hasas
viz, ~, O. TsTJg. Al Ekiaa. 8<r9t-.a