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VOL. X.

STlTT & BROWN, Wool Dealers,
No. IL South Front street, PHILADELPHIA.
SETH B. STIT'r, Philadelphia; JAMES NJ BRoyy,;
Massillon, Ohio A6O
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During the progress OF the vote, VARIOUS mem.
bers explained the reasons governing ther
votes, and several Intellectual attempts were
made to induce Mr. Banks to define his position.
There having been no election
Mr. Ii. Marshall, of Kentucky, moved that
the House adjourn; which motion did not
prevail.
The one-hundredth vote was then taken, with
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We believe no other newspaper in the world has sub
scrpuon list over half large this aud periodical
OF any sort can nva H. And while as extreme cheapArs
rendering increase OF paying reader only an
Pecunary advantage 10 aaS doubtless largely s~er
us subscription hsi would be absurdy not 10 prrcea
in this patronage some evidence OF pubic
approval and esteem.
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Bag Both branches of the Legislature
have adopted resolution to adjourn sine
die on the 3rd March.
From the American Democratic
The Conduct of the American Party.

The course of the American party in the
crisis which has Just elapsed, was such AS must
do them infinite credit with the people The
Democrats (as they call themselves-as they
ought not TO be called-but as we call them
for the presently have wished the election of
Banks from the beginning of the session. Their
whole course has indicated this fact, and we
have so often pointed it out that it has be-
come perfectly familiar To the people. The
plurality rule was forced upon the House by
them, and they knew that in forcing IT, they
virtually elected banks. In the last extremity
the American party tried to make Them take
Mr.. Porter, of Missouri, but il would not do
They then determined To vote for Mr. Aiken.
OF South Carolina, who had given satisfactory
answere 10 certain interrogations propounded
10 him. He was not in any of the Democratic
caucuses, aud disapproyed OF their resolutions.
lie is mn UHi0Hist, and has always opposed the
Secession party OF South Carolina. He is an
independent Democrat OF the old School. lie
is exactly the man who would scorn Ia be the
mere Speaker If a party. His enlarged views
woald make him the Speaker of the whole
House lie las never expressed hostility 10
the American party, and is strongly aud
decidedly In favor of modification of the
naturalization laws. Such, we understand,
" Is the substance of his answer Ia the Ia
terrogatories propoundvd 70 him. Wlhal, hv
is a heightened, southern gentleman, aud was
put before the House after the withdrawal OF
the caucu~ nominee.
Mr.. Aiken being such man, was supported
by the large body Oi the American party, aud
he deserved 10 be 81 supported. There were
few who did DOT vote Tor him, SO Ne under
stand doubtless for good reasons. But surely
there was enough In his conduct and his opin
ions 10 authorize the support VI auy oonserya-
tive man. The great Object Of the American
party was 10 defeat Banks, BY the conduct Of
the Sag NIGHTS, they were folded in this object,
but their attempt TO do il through means OF
Mr Aiken. Is deserving Of the highest com.
incubation.
The American Representatives Of Maryland
voted 10 the last against the plurality rule,
They saw what everybody else saw, that 1t
would elect Banks, aud they we're determined
to avert that oatas rophe Il il could be done.
Bot they failed, Banks was elected, AID elected
through the means OF tie so-oalled Democracy.
Let them answer iOr. II tAey can!
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American Meeting in RObertsOn County

At meeting of the American party of Robert
son County at the Court House in Springfield, on
the 4th day of February, on motion J. B. White,
Esq, was called to the Chair and c. Hughey, ap,
pointed Secretary; when on motion the Chair APP
pointed the following named gentlemen delegates to
the convention to be held in the city OF Nashville
on the 18th inst:
District No. Madison Wright and Samuel Gil
bert
District "A Randolph, John W. Copeland
District &C Hughey. j j. Pope.
District Al. B. Taylor, John w Smith.
District ELIAS r Rose, ThOs Gum, jr.
District 6-B B Bolts, VIM. Adams.
District 7-R. II. Alley, A. Greer.
District s-Jo-iah Ruffin, John Spear.
District O. E S. Cheatham, 10. C. Stark.
District lO-WiRe Woodard b. G. billiard.
District III S. Muloy, G. Winfield
District l2-Hezekiah Doris A Rose.
District l3-Dr r Glover, Miles a Carter.
District l4-B. W. Bradley, Il. Dawlin.
District l5-W. w. Williams, E. G. Hudgens
District LEVIN. Kiger VIM. streat.
District lie. A. Fort, Elias p. Fort.
The following preamble and resolutions we're Of
fered BY 10 C. Stark, and unanimously adopted:
WHEREAs-The American Party in old Robert
SON. still adherng TO the doctrine that il is right for
the American people TO govern their country,
according 10 the Constitution and laws OF the same
with that spirit Of conservatism that will preserve
and perpetuate this glorious Union, AMI being OPP
posed to the agitation of the question Of slavery
either in out of Congress, has power under the
Constitution, 10 egislate uOon the subject. And
being also opposed to the election TO any political
Office of any man who is not thoroughly National in
feeling and sentiment. Therefore
RESOLVED, That we approve, endorse aud heart
lily commend the Of our Representative in
Congress- +. X Zollic fer, aud those other Nation
al Americans who east their votes for the Hon. II.
NJ Fuller for the presiding officer OF that body.
RESOLVED, That the national American Party In
Congress, Ia twice rendering the olive branch Of
pence TO the Administration party, BY proposing 10
abandon their candidate and vote for national Adj
miuisiration man for Speaker, thereby bringing
about an organization Of the House, have, in our
opinion exhibited degree Of patriotism, that ia
worthy OF the wises heads and most patriotic hesrts.
Resolved, That the Secretary certify the pro
ceedings Of this meeting TO some one Of the Nash
vile American papers, with request that each
of them publish the same.
Ga motion, the President added 70 the list Of
delegates. The meeting then adjourned.
JESSE B. WHITE, Pres't
c. HuGHEY, Sec'y.
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American state Convention.

This body meets in the Capitol to-mor-
row morning A number Of delegates have
already arrived. We are gratifed to find
them in fine spirits, and confident Of sue
cess, if the party have good ticket in the
field.
A preliminary meeting will take place
tonight at the Court House in the Circuit
Court room. All the delegates in the city
are invited to participate in its proceedings
pa The bill to purchase the Hermitage
and present it to the United States to be
used as a branch of the West Point Mill
tary School, has passed both branches OF
the Legislature.
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After hard struggle between the friends
and opponents OF tie measures the Kentucky
Legislature have chartered two new stock
barks to be called the Bank of Ashland at
Lexington and the Peoples Bank a: Bowling
green,
TbOn,Pson's Reporter of February LIST speak
ing of Land Warrants says: The demand for
the month just passed away has been, large
and prices well sustained a. the advance. We
sal Al all times pay ihe most the market will
bear same time, we say to our friends, the
marker is liable to depression without notice
We are at this date (Feb. y buying and
selling a. follows:
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For NE Daily Pa,rio..
American Meeting in
C. HueHEY, See'y

For tAe Daily Patro'.
American Meeting In Dickson County.
AT meeting OF portion Of the American Party
ia Charlotte, Tenn, Feb. 4th, 1856. }. c. Collier
Esq, was called to the Chair, and J. b. Cording ap
pointed Secretary. Wbereupon Dr. J. H. Larkns ex-
planned the object Of the meeting be, for the Pur
pose Of appointing Delegates TO she American Con
veniion 10 be held At Nashville ou the l2th inst
Also, expressive Of choice Of Delegate TO the
National Convention. and OF our admiration Of The
manly bearing Of the American members Of Con.
grsss; after which be offered the lolloSing resoIa>
tons. which we're unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That we highly appreciate and CON-
mend the course Of oGr Representative 10 Con.
gress Hon. T. X zollio0ifsr, in sitting the various
candidates Tor Speaker Ia doing be has clear
ly shown the black repubioanism Of Mr.. Banks, the
Aboti0n candidate, aud the free solism Of Mr..
Richardson, TIE Democratic candidate.
Resolved, That 0. C. Robertson. II. c. Collier,
w. Ii. Napier, y. n. Nils, W. d. Bslf A. 3. cald.
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well, J. B Cording, t. W. Herdrick, s Hendrix,
w. q. Napier and J. G Jackson, be appointed
Delegates to the State Convention.
Resolved, That the Secretary OF this meeting for
ward a copy of these proceedings to the Editors Of
the Patriot, for publication.
On motion, DR.. J. NJ Larkins, F. II. Binkley,
aud w. A. James, we're added to the list of Dele
gates. JC COLLIER, Prest.
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ADVANCED TAXES.

& LiErf0RS QFffCE.
NasnsI1z. February "a, 1873
N ..ef.n-- rtt recent aei pas ed - the Mayor and
aEs.r q ne ctr q Na.hFle, ne teFsnue Colsetor
L ~ lad e. receive vas ca Pawn en- q rporaioA
49, - a. var IS On ger "a per aansh vili te al
loxed 10 taxpayer provided payment = made m Tie pres
snt saoath of fesrEsff-
80 f,~usrsfisa taxes ~ and payatle On he nrst
.s al yix s-xt and Interest N Be charg-d thereafter
II ~ =, A. NELS0N, Collector.
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JUST RECEIVED BY
". 7. BERRY & co.
MaCAULAYS e. GIL Nd,

TOLUHES THREE AND FOUR,
fbs Just n e-iyed by JOHN YORK & co.
BUILDING AND DAN Ass CITATION BOOKS, just
criyed by JOHN YORK co.
FRANK LESLI.'S GAZETI OF NEW YORK, LONDON
AND PARIS FASHION, for Febru1ry;
HARPER'S MAGAZINE for February;
GRAHAN'S MAGAZINE for February:
FRANK LEsLIE'S y Y. JOURNAL i1r February;
FRANK LESLIE'S ILLUSTRATED PAPER.
fetS Just received By JOHN YORK co.
THE HUN Frs FEAST. Ry Capt Mayrs Reid;
KATE WESTON; or, To VIII and 70 Do.
fetS Just rrceiyeIb by JOHN YORK & co.
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FoR sALR-JACKs AND JERNETs.

ON SATURDAY, ion February, vii si 81 Auction AZ ne
- Stable 81 " ,. Phlias N Nashville, some IL or -
Imported spanish J lcks arr Jennets
FIRMS ~ months, with notes satisfactorily enso sea
ami payable In Bank. 4 X GLAsoneh
fel8-tsa3t Aucllonceis
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J. T. SWAYNE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

MEMPHIS, TENN
COLLECTIONS made IN West Tennessee, North Missis-
- sippi, and Arkansas.
TIE Judges Of the Supreme Court Of Tennessee;
The Ba k-rs, Merchants and Others Of Memphis.
W. 7. BEGEY Co.. Nashville; g. A. HESEY. tsq Carksye
~. q. DOUGLASS, Z O. Cook ESQ, Franklin
J D. PEARL, E-a Col A. NJ Lo0yEV. Columbia
Gen. r. A. ALLEN Lawrence ARCH. McDoUGAI- savannah
burg.
I'm
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uAunT.rt IanIEfEfi

NAAAAtsAs MAAADAA~s.
NJ L SHELTON having rczaaurd The VA Ahtk n 40
w. BUSINESS, soEcits rs cd hsnas AID tkrh 4&S(4
paeie in 3. nera Who nav aezlre ueFk n b. line k Z
10 give hia call AZ his shep, eefner - AAaFc1 ssy
street and The Nashville asa ehstisoecs4 htaFasl
Depot. n vin krrp constantly % bad . tapft -
d MONUMENTS. TOMS, he-, Of ne nnset itAlAn eaa
Amse4a Malass sosk sxseaied IL tAs besi nsansr,
nEs vNxfarHA stss-&
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Fourteenth of February.

Two bsaaiIal ots VALENTINES are exposed ior
sale a. CHARLES SMITHS BOOKSTORE,
ro9 Sc. q coisegs street.
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mwM0 THa I'D = lsnsa harlE tasen - n
- ~ The rtah en siars-t StFret, Nssh " 49,
k%f1~~ffI~ slts Team $50 doars bclaW ne EA-1
49, ian aaa eplasls thc Masses iiausr, fsraa-
nv r-iea ~ lhs fsnaarr resFactisls unfes thAt
h. = k-rp ~ had rlod fses Feheles. ~ d - 70
~ hsrfns puElc On fcasansb.s terns
a. H. rrepss-i e. tsks c1fc Il Ia ih best msnaer Al
To-. - IN an, sitasr beaFing ~ trssssefs
"a. gtb- Is = ustsa eosspniess buinrss sla n stA
80 nan IA rrancsf esilrrs "A tad bssI ffoseuarr
- - "a .t,s-.sIv HI = PATTERSON.
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GBe 1aiIp 4atriat.

~ The Patriot is the of the True BAtg,'
Nessrs SETH MORGAN Co. having purchased The print
Ag materials, subscription list &C., Of the latter.
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DES~OaU

TIVE partnership herseire exsng a. DER ne .yls =
Klis MooaE. Is thn day Saved ~ snsea- -, - "a
= n 49, - ~ ssiiisIsnt u Ne business q ne ea
- $500 - \. d. KILLS.
lss2@-in - -
lard ellie SSis. No. Lard on o. Asss -
e. Colsss q.
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for Sic.

~ WELL GROWN. nnr. ~. ysar'ing Maiss n smiia
- III FgfEEffs< sGsStY.
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MACAULEY'S ENGLAND.
TOON, NELSON 81 60. ~ Union >t',
Have received The Third and Fourth Volumes Of
MACAULEY'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND,
From the Accession Of James III.
"Never too Late to Learn"
500 MISTAKES CORRECTED.


Have just received very Ingenious, Instructive and
Amusing work, entitled
FIVE HUNDRED MISTAKES
ofdty occurrence, in Whiting Speaking and Prouounc-
ing the English Language, corrected
We have not room append than two Prcmens Of
the favorable notices wh has receive from the
press.
The ohio Farmer says Of Il:
The design If this hook is 70 remedy Of the most
painful and prominent evils Of def, cye educaton by
showing of the inaccuracies that ia N perp ed
even the best socisty Noh beuersuppy the pl
etrly culture than his IL Is better than All the
grsmmars written No one read il with
out bennett shout be nt uced into every lam ly; and
no te cher tho o. be without it,"
The New York OjserUsr gives the following testimony:
"Tere have catalogue Of bandrrs Of aiy
writing speaking and pronouncng the English language,
. hat III ulearuei have convenient help 10 the
prov-men their convers ton The book great
advantage b. introduced into thousands Of ftmles, who viii
thus blei correct heir errors and learn better
wav The stakes noticed IN this oume richly desc
be extcrminaed and the book viii do execution in that
good work The volume Is hanlsOuey publ she'd and will
make a reasonable gft Of great practical value"
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Pittsburgh Coal and Coke.

| 600 BAEeEis LARD, 3. shlsh ~ sA''' mar
.NJNJO sel pdce sli be psid n CasH. -
Nashvil5e Feh T. DAVIS, PITCHER co.
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I'm S. BRIEF
AnMINTsTRATOk's sALE.

a pgB,s-r.oef or o. L NJ Hraasfard. dee't,
si ~ Firius II Deed Of frust executed - he sad l.
N Rransfofd dcceas-d b. Wright and regsredi 10
he ofar o. he F-estrr e Davidson ouiniy IN BON 70
Ia pages asf ana s. ofcr Tor see a. ate Aneon A. ne
h1u- ia n tawn Of NahF e. on ssurdal lhe ietn
lO1s th-r.n c,nr4yesl siuttc il Nishtie fronting on
sut-r strsst one hune anf seventy irei, mere OF ies
aad -nx ne 10 ard lets pezi dor 70 TIA FELLOWS
an a. - rr,rt aclp.rd b. said Aa~on wight and ne
-. ---tsf w. L. UTLkY, Aaua'r q
t.,ss A 4. n. Bransiorf, & cd
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Auction Sale Of Groceries
BY
DAVIS, PITCHER & co.


DAVIS, PITCHER e & co.
ON TUESDAY MORNING., Fe' ruary 12,h, $50, We will
" s,n for cash. the ioloEing ARTICLES. tO-wit:-
81 blg- RIO Coffee
30 barrels Moa.ses;
30 half barrels do Rose Hit
q do Loaf sugar
ID boxes Fancy Candies
Is boxes NJ r Rasns,
Is barrels No. 3, MaCk-res
~ p do 2, do;
80 baxes Star Candles;
Is DO Tallow do;
10 do Pearl starch;
so dozen wash Boards;
68 do Broous White county;
l5H boxes Glassware
DO DO T Fn, ''a 90;
A. dozen Painted Backets;
4 Matches.
10 casks SOFIA;
Is barrels Od Rive WHISKY;
Il do Peach Orchard,
3 barrels Nin-gar,
q boxes Tobacco various brands;
eases Cigas
Isl reaus Wrapping Paper.
a. dozen Hemp piow Lines
reels Oton Rope
with many other articles suitable Tor he trade
DAVIS PlLCHE Co,
feb9 No. % Public square
pOARDING.--A huiy 70 IN can be secured By ar-
ID plying az No IS Worth Market street Also, ies Ten
tleuen get board b. the day or week. feeo
ROBES DE CHAuBRE.
lust received, Nv more hand ONE Dressing Gowns.
j Al-o, a small LOT OF cheaper lyle
ft6 }. II. McGILL
PATENT SHOULDER SEAM SHIRTS
RECEIVED THIS DAY,
A N0THFR Choice lot OF Fine shirts, win md without
n collars, varo prizes, Ell aarrani q 90 ~ "e'i ana
70 b. made better han any ether style oi shirts
frhs ser sale b. J. IA. MoGIiL
nyDox ogf.RS--yust received. apo her sunaR
ID rt u Byr Collars. Also, every variety o. standing
Coa and every other siye. Received and fr ssle 81
I'd J. a.. McGiLL-
BLACK AND FANCY SCARFs.
ErF have yet f- first rats Back ana Fancy Scarf, for
F,r ssis ~ J. r. McitiI.
Lades' and Gsntenens Furnishing store,
ZIG Corner ssluare and 'ollsge street
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Cabin Passage 10 New York
$50 90
Semi Weekly United States Mail Line.
J'HE SEW AND SPLENDID sIDE-wHEEL STEAM
Il snPs-
KNUAVIILE, 300 tons. 90. Capt. c. D. LUDLoE,
n It.s STA, $40 tons..... Capt T. Lros,
FLORIDA. SEQ tons -. Capt. NJ. :. WpOnHULL
ALAfsa IA, So tons. 90. Capt. G.. Z. sea soH,
LEAyE scyASNAH
EVERY WEDNESDAY And SATURDAY
These ships among the largest The coast, uusur
passed speed, ssety comfort making their passages
Ia o. hours and handed By skiu careful aud
polite officers Having elegant state accommodations,
thry otter most desirable conv. vance 20 New YORK.
Cabin passage Mes ......f2o
Steerage passage Nex Yors. .....-..-..........
Agents: PADELFORD, PAY A Co., Savannah,
SANL L. MIfCHILL, 10 Broadway,
fsbiI Esw Tork-
FOR PADUCAE, CAIRO AND MEMPHIS.
WIS Regular United staies Mali II -,
1 Passenger Packet, JOHN SNIP ~ $3.50
sON W. 4. NEAfaAs, Master. si leAYs
5r the above and All iniermrdate ports MONDAY, thr
ilh inst, ~ O'Clock, n. for freight Or pssage apply
a board o. 70 A l. DAVIS, agent,
fblI-lt Az s. Msil Packet Oacs.
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have yet f-u first Back and Fancy Scarf, for
" sac low Also a variety OF scarf stocEs'
Fsr al. ~ J. II. McGtLI.
Ladies and dsntenens Furnishing store,
fbs Corner Ssluare and olisge street
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Valuable Negro Man For Sale.

DY v,uu- Of a decree the Honorable GREAT Court Of
ID Davidson COUNTY, at January Term $50 in Of VIM
DAVIS prte will, Saturday the 18th list, in front
Of the Cou house door the city n Nashville expose TO
public sale the highest b der for cash, valuable negro
man named Fletcher disposed Of previously private
sale. ltebSl ItuS. L. SMILEY, Clerk
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~ To Hire. Wanted immedi-
n.y. ate'y, a -esv,nt d. The work Of small
family. Apply at this Office. bT-5t
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PR0TECrOs Insurance 60 OF NASHVILLE
Nashville Februa h, $3.50.
FTfA7 ~ The Board Of Directors of this
A5--sevA Comp,ny have this day decla'e Ell a dividend
Il per the Gar is stock, If the offs Il the
asst six months. lfebS-1sl ISAAC LIrTON, Sec'y.
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ROBES DE- G
PATENT SHOULDER SEAM SHIRT
BLACK AND FANCY scARFs.

nHRON EOEIAgS.-Just received, another sual
ID 1t d Byr Collars. Asp, every variety Of standing
Coar and every other sye. Received and 'r ssls 81
I'd J. a. McGiLL-
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from ite -Nrtc l3"E anon.
As literary effort Nlric Lf NAV honestly praised.
The pefsonage> sharply cut he rrre crosses page
after gr. Our bounds forbid as parJcua isirg but
hJud BE- At uuatef for pleasure derived ami unjust
n i,ici-m Z We did MAJ character. The
hg puacket Prompter ot IN second story carrying stout
heart and cheerful srt through and woe, de-
serves 10 Be set apart in q n chs ct Is
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-26

TIME undersigned have this day formed Co-partneT
ship under the style and drm of GEO. Foster d Co
for the Transaction ofa general F0rwGrdiRg and Com
BusiHsss and have erected for that purpose
very large and spacious Fireproof Warehouse, the
Wabash Erie Canal and corner of Locust and Duns
ham Streets and near the Depot of the Evansville and
(rawfordsyiie Railroad, whore they will have ample
room and convenient facilities for storing all kinds of
Produce and Merchandise.
They will give special to Consignments either BY
River, Railroad, Canal Wagons, and willforward
promptly at the lowest rates.
They will give personal attention to the purchase or
sale of Produce Groceries in this Market and solicit
orders for the purchase Sugar and Molasses the
Coast the firm will be in the South during the
Winter.
Theyhope ky unremtted attention to merit and snare
/. the nui,li G patronage. M. w. FOSTER.
GEO. FOSTER,
decr4 w. NJ. AIKMAN.