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II. n. BROWN, Sec'y.
COLUMBIA, Nov. 21st, 1856.
Mr.. Fl. MckENTy, SIR

Mr.. Fl. McKENTy SIR
At meeting of the Merchants of
Columbia Interested in the Sabbath closing arrangement
which held last January instructed to write
you to ascertain what your intentions present
the subject Your Store being opened the past Sab
bath. and you having expressed your determination to
continue open compelled to take this position with
gard to yeu. Sabbath closing you always expressed
yourself in favor Of and made desire forward
the movement subject of advertisement in the pa
and we can no reason why, that the movement
has had good start that respectable House
should break through arrangement compatible with
the improved state of society around us
May reque9t on the part of the Merchants Committee
that you viii forward reply to this communication by
O'Clock p. NJ this day. the correspondence is 10 be-
laid before Committee the Ladies appointed to receive
it. Trusting that you will withdraw youself from a
movement shich has conferred high a credit the
Merchants q Colombia. the Pioneers in this reform.
REMAIN. Sir
Respectfully yours
Y RROWN
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BOARDING HOUsE.-Among our new adver-
tisements this week, appears one from Mrs. Nee
ly, announcing her house in readiness for the
reception of boarders. The house is located on
the West side of Broadway Street directly OPP
posite Gillespie's Fire-proof Brick. 1t is very
neatly furnished and will prove very agreea-
BILE Boarding House for ten or dozen board
ers
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New BUTCHER SHoP-In passing up Main ST.,
we noticed preparations made by Mr.. J. Smith
for the establishment of new Butcher Shop in
Columbia. We cannot but believe that friend
'Jake" will find both friends and patrons among
the meat-eaters of Columbia. We can't say what
his "sassengers'' will be made Of but will stand
security that they will not be composed of Ell
Their ssrats'' or ssyoung pups'
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New DusISEsS-We are Informed that two
or three teams are constantly employed in haul
ing poles from the divide above, down to Table
Mountain the object of which is to meet the in
creasing demand of poles and lumber for Tun-
neling purposes in that vicinity
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ELECTION. was the acknowledge
ed ''banner town. of the American party in Tu-
olumne county, and indeed, we believe in the
State at the election of 1855 this year it has
given plurality to that party of 6Svotes over
the Republican party, and IS over that of the
Democratic-lackng only 23 votes of giving a
majority over both of the other parties. James
town, Curtisville, Stevens Bar and Montezuma
also gave plurality in favor of the Fillmore
Electoral ticket. Yankee Hill gave plurali-
ty of votes in favor of the Republican ticket.
All the other precincts in the county, we be-
lieve gave either plurality or majority in IA
of the BUCCANEERS.
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TALcoUs QUARTZ LoDE.-A new and apparent
" rich vein of talcous quartz has recently been
discovered by ]. Heckendorn, Esqr., on Mecca
sin creek, near the Tuolumne river. The speci-
mems shown to us very nearly resemble the rich
lode Of this kind now successfully worked at
Angels Camp. This is the first vein discovered
in the county, aud we think affords hatterlng
prospects for golden products both rich and ex-
tensive
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DRUG Store CHANGE-A change has recent
ly taken place in the propretor-ship of the
State Street Drug Store. DR.. McChesney hav-
ing withdrawn and DR.. Parsons remaining the
sole proprietor of the establishment. We hope
and believe that friend Parsons will find the
business under his sole management, quite equal
to his expenditures.
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Five Days Later from New York.

The Sierra Nevada, arrived at San Francisco
on Thursday evening, bringing papers from
New York bearing five days later news than
that brought by the Mail steamer. Through
the favor of our Express Agents, Messrs. Smith
and Daegener, we are placed in possession of
various papers and Extras. From the Argus
Extra, we CLEAN the following news:
Official returns have been received from all the
counties in Pennsylvania. They give demo-
cratic majority of 2774 In the Legislature,
the Democrats have majority of on joint bal
lat The State Senate stands Is Unionists to
Is Democrats. In the House of Representa-
tives the Democrats have 53 and Unionists AZ.
The New York Herald says the Republicans
will contest the election in Indiana.
Returns from all the counties in Florida have
been received. which give Perry: Democratic
candidate for Governor 238 majority.
Indiana shows nothing in her returns to mate
rally alter the result heretofore received. The
Democrats have the Legislature, which gives
them United States Senator the Governor by
about 5000 majority. and six members OF Con-
gress. with a good prospect for seventh. The
New York Herald comedies seven members OF
Congress to the Democrats, and four to the Alb
olitonists.
The Republican majority in Ohio as far as
heard efrom is about 9000-twenty-four coun-
ties to he head from. which will increase the
majority to Is or $4,000. A later despatch
from Cincinnati says, that the Democrats have
elected eight members to Congress and the Re
publcans eleven.
Ten deaths occurred in Charleston by yellow
fever on the 10th of October.
NICARaGuA-The news from Nicaragua is We
ry fattering to the prospect of Walkers Govern
ment-they seem rapidly to be advancing to.
wards that permanence when must inspire all
with confidence iii the prosperity OF the New
Anglo American Government.
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s~The good and efficient reason that our
paper is late in making its appearance this
week. is in consequence of our disappointment
in getting paper until late hour on Saturday,
together with the delay occasioned by placing
in type, correspondence from the Merchants OF
Columbia
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Town IMPRovEMENTs.-We are ever ready to
extend ''honor, to whom honor is due;' and
surely, in the improvement of our Streets and
thoroughfares the Town Trustees of Columbia,
deserve much credit and praise. Two or three
months ago. Main Street presented sorry pic
ture alternate mud and dust together with all
sorts of Irregularities formed its peculiar char
acteristics Now, from one end to the other. it
Is graded to beautiful and permanent level.
and so filed in with gravel and boulders, that
one can feel sure in guaranteeing it to remain
free from mud during the rainy season. Pri-
vate enterprise is also doing much to beautify
and improve our Streets, as cvinced on Fulton,
State and portions Of Broadway Streets. Such
substantial assurances of improvement as these
cannot but be gratifying to all who feel inter
csted in the prosperity of Columbia
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espectfulfv yours.
II. y. BROWN, Seq

am in receipt of your commun eat non If the
present date relative to the subject Of House closing
the Sabbath, and have to reply that shah hereafter
transact business that day In Justice to snvseH and
through regards for AMI the other GentBmcnl
transacting business similar 10 my also through
high respect for the ladies Of Columbia who have
made such AUDIBLE effort to accomplish results which
they he'ieveto be beneficial to the public must remark
that regret the necessity which forces withdraw
from tlp arrangement by which pension of business
resolved upon on Sun!av--my own personal convcn
fence the benefit of rela XtiDn from labor and other VOL
liable and pleasing considerations induced the
measure all these have weight with but the pc
cuar state Of my trade and the extreme nconr enicnee
Sunday closing occasions. principle customers
force give way. meet losses that afford
sustain Ny largest trade is with Camps distant from,
town and with individuals and companies upon the.
rivers and other points distant from locality these
all claim TO be accommodated upon sunday and since nv
closing endles complaints have been made to and
business has small degree fallen of in these
other business injuries also attends trade from the
and find that notwithstanding deerui-
nation to aid the sunday closing must give way. j.
necessary that should 60 into detail upon the
operating upon which thus briefly allude Ia.
Your business foresight and that Of the other gentr
concerned in the measure, will readily enable YOU
fully understand the subject.
beg will To the ladies' that at other peri
cd when shall b. advance in all other things have
reached more betting moment to consumate their sun
dav reform. shall be able sincerely hope 10 join with
them and with in carrying out their object without
great personal loss and without great Inconvenience
those upon whom depend for
Very truly and respectfully
YOU obedcnt servt
MfkE
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CHANGE.-Mr w. L. Carder has retired from
the Proprietary as we'll as Editorial charge of
the Gazette Mr. j. C. Duchow, we are inform
ed has the sole charge.
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Closing OF Stores.
Mr.. EDITOR, SIR /:

Mr. EDITOR SIR:
| am instructed by the Committee of
Merchants ofCoumbia who Interested in the Sabbath
Closing arrangement to lay the following correspondence
before You. which You win please Insert your
Up 10 this morning reply has been received to the
letter addressed by the Ladies.
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PERsoNAL:-On Thursday. we had the pleas
ure OF call from Mr.. Dagget, one of the edi-
tors and proprietors of that eminently popular
and interesting Weekly the Golden Era, of San
Francisco. Mr.. Dagget seemed to be in excel
lent good health, and is now making his yearly
tour Of the State
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~On last Friday. snow fell on the dividing
ridge above Columbia, to the depth of3 OF
feet
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SABBATH ScHooLs.-While passing one of the
town churches last Sabbath, our attention was
attracted by youthful voices apparently keep
ing very good time with one of the little songs
common on such occasions. Being at once in
terested we entered the church, and were agree
ably surprised in finding so many pretty little
faces as were there congregated, all of which
were flushed with healthy and pleasing excite
ment. 1t is correctly said
lis education monlds the youthful mind
just as the twig is bent the trees inclined -
and if so, surely Sabbath Schools must necessa-
rily contribute much in stimulating the plant
mind of childhood with a pure and healthy
growth. We are informed that the teachers
of the two schools in this place, are preparing
their scholars for public exhibition which is
proposed to come off on Christmas day. The
exercises will doubtless be interesting as there
are many fine and intelligent children in CO.
lunbis.
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DAGUERRE0TYPEs-On of the most beautiful
Daguerrotypes we have seen in Columbia is one
taken from painting of sleigh-ride and win
are greatly indebted to this gentleman for its
presentation to this ofice-a copy of the same
can be seen in front of his Saloon on State ST.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
The receipts and expenditures of the United
States Government for the fiscal year ending
June 3Oth, 1856, are said to have been as fol.
lows -
Receipts. S73.9l8.14l 46
expenditures. 7294S,792 81
The expenditures on account of public debt
were
Payment of Texan creditors, S6,s2O.O16 II
Mexican indemnity, 5000. 900 90
Domestic debt, 5,956.373 81
Total, S15.776. 800 3S
The revenues were derived from the following
sources:
Customs, S64O22. 1868 50
Lands. S,9l7 .644 90
Miscellaneous. 97T ,633 Oh
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New Advertisements.

Attention is called to the Sherif7s notice To
taxpayers, appearing in another column.
DENTIsr.-Dr. c. E. Blake, of Sonora, has sent
us his card from that place. 1t appears among
our new advertisements. DR.. Blake as a Dent
list, certainly deserves the favorable attention,
of the citizens of Sonora and vicinity.
CHOICE LIQUoRs.-See advertisement of Mr.
Heyneman among our new advertisements.
TooMY BRo.-Mr. Toomy is DESTROYS of set
thing accounts with those indebted to the ,ate
firm of Toomy & O'Keeffe. See special notice.
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EXPRESS FAvORs.-As usual we have been
favored with our regular supply of papers and
exchanges. by both the Pacific Express Co.. and
that of Wells, Fargo & Co.
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w. Thanks to Mr.. Albert Leavitt for Allan
tic papers and BalIou's Pictorial.
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CHTLDREN.-From a census recently taken by
the proper officers it is ascertained that there
are in Columbia district, 293 children between
the ages of four and eighteen years, and So chill
dren under the age of four years. Next week
we will make few suggestions to the public in
relation to the establishment of Public School
in Columbia
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27
SCOTT,S LITTLE GIANT
CORN AND COBB MILL

rIvHFRE are features connected with this mia worthy
i consideration and close examination On the part
those wishing TO purchase Feed Mil.
It's mechanical Instruction and adaptation 10 the pUr
poses de cned crush and grind Its great
pacity willie doing immense work with extraordinary
ease its durability Is amply provided for. The complete
and entire portableness OF the Little Giant, rendering its
greater convenience plantation and mposs
bic. requires mechanical aid bill OF expense pat
Il up: hand servant put Up and set
running in half hours time. The convenience with which
the sweep may be applied to horzontaas is most
usuao head and the mill may be easily attached
where tam or water used power take requiring
and two horses The quantity and quality OF product
10 30 bushels good feed meal per hour according TO the
degree OF hneness ground and the size mill IL is the
cheapest mill al things considered, here before the pub
Tic.
Another Thing connected with the Little Giant, pa
tent and worthy OF note the c. that there has been no
Patent Right specializing hucksering about The country
with the thousand bunging WAke-silL lnple-
nents that are got NJ as rade-merey get money by
selling or palming of the patent right the creduous
then the machine be abandoned by all parties hum
bug on the other hand the Patentee and fropretnr OF the
Little Giant Mills b, ieving that hey canand determined
that they will supply the Agrcuurats and Stock rasers
Of our country with superior Mill, permanently en-
gagged IN the business and have over one hundred thousand
dollars invested in the manuia1ture Of these mills IN Tie
East and South OF these establishments en- poy
ing 60 men solely in this business So highly are these
mills appreciated that our thousand have teen sold within
the past eighteen months and tie heaviest and the os
extensive Manufacturers OF Agricultural implemen IN The
United have eagerly sought interest in their manu-
lacturG ana sale.
No implement has been thoroughly tested; one
the kind has received numerous and high testimonials
and none BY re ason Of subs ianal practical utility and
merit have fairly ground their into every Gays
use popular than SCOTS Little Giant Coz and
Cohb Mil. Orders promptly filed.
Liberal discount to dealers.
BROWN ANDERSON,
nct1-u No 40 Market ST. Nashville, Tenn.
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NASHVILLE, skITHLAND AND PADUCAH

T'HE Splendid Passenger Steamer G-Tn 80.
BLANCHE LEWIS, STRAW, HylNHFFtR -
Master THIS steamer l. being fszSEz1
Finished at Louisville and will he here nv The LIST Of Novem-
Der, and run in the above ade ali the Her fine
cowmOdatiOns for passengers combiuvd with her light
draught make her Of he best adapted beats the
Cumberland river trade. A. HAMILTON
"A
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TIE ~ IA fnssr4nes coEpahy grefens iss patrons tne
Frr< sssscs tiioa, 5 large Increase IN Cash A
feu The hFtasf sycersy u heir p0eess cur inwef.
neaia hsng Ftaeed - as uiuman Haftet vaue.st
cent e Of Aue d. -rs3ou in shr sAndsEd q Thsy
eiisF pFas ele~ad paynr ssecks xesa VslasAls
SD ceee inffsimens, gieiing moerats lnsrsst lnd
eiars 4hs NAPfen1 oasis shcA TIE Assets Asys bees
vAiaad. etp9 % g kafereEf Besides a seidity fS
comFany esh Atte1tpn - tfe reng and sceTfsg u de-
rFrs fon hs ennsintd sqsfsm a Agenries thfneA ifs
sssnh haflpf ten rai 81 prrssnttzg gnisi paank q
aesfaoef tsefsfEess. ahhh hal sertsd. f,r Thirty.
sessa yesfs iAs rsf Fssair e sisrkhoeegs ard eit
at 10 essee-Ana gslAs - snisr he itaa slf
fre.tsr psrssgs nr nsra a1sksns shar las "a bssn
gsaslsed - rally Aafseeet lnseFansa oaFpasnaaa
So Al b~seses Aiirnaea y siih aelpai<A snf altity
tsa1t~sn hsahvnl
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N tcnau; the Calilat7r, AMI IA Illustrated Annual
Register VI Rurs ALsifp Published Al Albany, n Y, by
LJeHER TUCKER 4 son.
The C1untTy gentleman beautifully illustrated weekly
of &c pages qaaTto 81 special departments The Farm
The 6FaErT The Digy Tue Fruit Garcn and ar The
Fost. The krhrn Garden, Tue Poultry Yard The
vile Tbs f esde TINS H. sh0ut que iion, tr best
Agricui urai paper The United staean a. Joha " nt.
volth, n O., Of uAuois. Prics 81 year.
Tie CutvEtaF, monihy 81 psgva ociavo vel known for
tEeny year,, ihe beet mony Agricultural Journal In
this couatry. Pre- - csnis per year.
Ths ilu,tafei Annual r. ger OF Enra Afars, TIE two
Nca issued ~ and 1855 clnln more thsh 2ao rngrA-
wings Of budings sniuas trees, futs, Aes se Price -
crnts each scuf pos paid BY mall
Zee sork coal attractions 10 be found In similar
publications. The publishers Nh rend spetimsRa Of hs
papers - al Eho Hoa akr % sAsmns then f,b2
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500 REWARDS

FIT ms rrsalsss lss ffuss nFosasr, nzreoar
- eQalty. A., the = ultima. SesFa Ma named
GEOGtt.E. EAid slave 3 abeus venty-tso year eli
tsht eoupscsed asd bal Nhea iofs xpai ASA
sey Pahls ssek coat, 10 sns. lie sss m vh ns5isu
tna daie shoat stght yesFs eid heavy heei sd
had % nsaFS ps- sps1sh sadie. szaEaeAa nFldls
With large Finss, Ar.
haze b.iess hat sAFe asesyoa 90 b
slis aeost asy PEAR eia having and sefY
gay hsif. GALL onx dArk ss1apec<d aae eyes, "a s
(ifoa ed sycs hsls h9irrsa Weighs aieai
80 paehs Eooat ave feet zen nches ksh. kaid wkie
ssas h4sa ~ nls sith ka1n.
IN give s. ar fhs dsHvsFy q Ne Mgr Ard Mule anA
ual also 1ise 80 ~ Ne kepfsAsucn e tie wAis aa
sish safi Sad sFltsacr - eaasea la@L
- fhs Aess9 nay have = lfes pass - ~ ean wrIss
himseH y b sas4if hLsaH @. aon0EH.
Z. 80 Fsft Brswdes. EArasar ccanay Al
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A. G. a. A. Ii. BEECH,
DEALER2LN
STAPLE AND k'ANgA RafN GOODS,

90 College stFeet.
LAVE openrd very large slock % AZ kinss 81 DRE8
II Go004 saiaabh 90 che Fs Hnd Hinisr TFads, q The
Neucsi HtNics
Aia, ot o. al ne newest drtFaa 81 ci0AKs
and aANTLks in sHd rtAdy sus ekhtftioa- We
peay invite pea noa a. ear sock o. coAks before
buytRr.
lkft 81 ne pstteras and 4sNer zcves eel
thep cheap any alff hsosr 1h nfs q NJ moan
tAles We hsss az tiAes q CURTAIN pAaAEHs And
Lace CURTAINS
IA sadaon y M sbove ~ haxe large sises az Al
sspas u DEf eoVDs, sgtasis so sAs fail 81 AsnlsT
fraas A. A. D BkKcH,
sslfs ~ ~ 1silass - D. esksi1a. 1een,
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/ WILL on TusIsL

Tor one n II IL don't give conpete satisfaction. 10
return 10 II there any thus dsposei, BET him
speak Sasf.cso saf-anted every case o. the Eon
~ wi be refunded The CFushsr Be attached 70 horse
poser, Ehch rrdrs Il the uos canSruisni
Mi souh Of Masous and DiNnu's une. All ohvr sfr-cfs
In the Suuh require mach poSer z soon seal
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EXCHANGE
RATES or aDVERTIsTNC.

Newspaper propretors generally, and specially OF th
ty, under the usages and regulations heretofore prevailing
called upon perform labor without
.,on, than any other class Of community. The gratuou
publication Of charity and religious adverscuy and
aonicatons, tributes OF respect obituaries &c which
can only be inserted at heavy the proprietor inn
poses them burden Onorous that they feel called
zpon IN sefeience 10 check the abuse by making such
publications charge TO least upon par
ties Immediately interested In this they are but
loving the example OF the press In other cities impeed
sense Of its intrinsic propreiy and imperative duty
themselves The subscribers have therefore united togeth
mutual agreement, upon the 10 lowing specified
The publication Of these well every OF regular
business advertising.
For each square Of 10 lines less Of BREWER ov
less Of nonparei for the LIST insertion ........u 90
Foresch additional insertion, per square ........ 90
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Agents Wanted In every comfy in this and adjoining stat
To sci Che nhose new ahd improved
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ISUOTS! Roots! BOOISI

lust PEcFIyED from Peck Smith Cos, an invoice Of
81 Timers Machines, aud Hand Tools; and few extra
OILS Of AL kinds AGENT for the sale Of the above ar
tcl-s. They ean be had low !or cIsh.
janT b. s. WELLER.
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PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURES

- n Va - y ~ = - y n q = ~
lIyAKRANrkD 10 Stand 10 per cent src go
w thAn any herrings rafrs In me, and sod 81 u ~
Che priess. Also, Gron sh utsrFss Snnts Al E
und Doors for namk Vaults aud 1a-aA%
stores. Also, Eatcnt Slate Lined fkcardg.
eFatoFss au rAFrtnsed gnosd knd se auy Ia &c
phhaas tsA. Pa. Halls Pairnt PpsdeF PFeof Locks ana
the celsbFAtsd lass faFuishsd wbsu Frgarsa 81. e.
lLAkD authorised - fsesss ordsTs, ADD aaks sass q
tl.e Above myo--iy
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HOME MADE FURNITURE.

The M drrsignud having . built heir
FUR NITUUE MANI FACTORY
4 RI nov better prepared than ever furnish J~sez,
"A their ir end, and ihe public with anything s--s$
they mas want m the Furniture line IL
Orders N ,nkfoly we'd and ronply hlei. -
Warehou No. IS Cole &c street. A. he eloiore.
jaai6-iy GROUMES, NANCE co.
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HHIs magnificent style Of Mzntel Is fast taking the place
OF ali other descriptions both account OF its supe
or beauty richness durability, and particularly is cheap
sss While their Is only about half that of The real
srbe they indeed exceed the FORMER In beauty, have
periar lustre, less liable 10 soil, much easser
cent clean and exceed marble in durability and are, al
ne same time, less liable 70 break.
The undersigned agents for lhe manufacturers, Wal
ace, Litgow Co Louisville, KY, and viii furnish them
10 their patrons and the pubic generally with CRATES srm
or peces and every thing complete; AMI will also srper
intend their putting up. STEWART OhENt
Stove Dealers and TinWare Manufacturers,
r,srah- dSUtf No 81 Market street.