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THE NEGRO RESURRECTION.

NASHVILLE, TCnn., W edhesday, DEC IU.
There have been rumors current here OF an expected
instruction Gmcpg the slaves, but all is qsi.t now.
There as been outbreak, aud there is 10 anxiety
felt on the subject
Tie correspondent of TIE Louisrils Ky C0nrier,
writing f Hopk sville says that the people of Hop
kipsvle d patched company of men to Lafayette
but that ID, found their arrival there that The pep
pie were more frightened than hurt and therefore, that
hey returned the next Cay.
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THE NETWORK CENTRAL RAILROAD.

ALBANY, Wednesday, Dee. ~, 1870.
The .New-YOrk Central RwIroad Directors were
elected todsy as follows Messrs Cornell, Richmond
fi,ld. Chedel, Horsce White, Page, SaSe, School
epd Of New York, Edward @. Faile Of New York Liv-
ipeson SPEAKER Of Montgomery County TIE repOr; Of
the Road shows that tho increased receP.s for 1856
over 1855, TO Sept. ~, amounted to al, l3 16s.
Messrs Townsend and SPEAKER are chosen directors ia
place of Schuyler Livingston and John I. Seymour
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THE ALLEGED sLAvE-TRADING CASE.

BOSTON, Wednesday, Dec. TO- 1850.
The examination of Negret and Demens for alleged
and n suited in the honorable discharg, of Demens
Negret examined at length and at the close of ais
testimony DstrictAtoney slIett stated that be had
not the slightest confidence in the statements of the
witness but believed him either system site liar or in
state of mental arrangement. Negret was detained
in cusfody.
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TrLrcRAPH TO CuBA.-It Is stated that parties
have been for seme time IN correspondence win
the Cuban and Spanish authorities for the p'ivi'
lege Of laying telegraph line between Cuba a'd tho
Tr,,.d States. Eis proposed to lay cable from the
ro;r, Of Cane Sable. the extreme southern point II
F,or;ds TO Havana. he distance being little over 70
m,e,-sbou. the same stretch ss TIA, across the Gull
Of S. Lawrence.
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FIRE IN MONTREAL.

MONTREAL, Wednesday, Dec TO- 100.
Clrists Church, the Episcopal Cathedral on Nctr'
Dame street in this city, was destroyed by hre eaIly
this morning. The loss is estimated 1t $4,000
SIS. OCO insured The adjoining dry goods store Of
Thomas Mus anes, damaged to the extent OF ~ OoO
The Nuns building was also somewhat Injured
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,,,;oos in favor Of repeal Of the Kansas Nebraska
hi, instructipg Senator Douglas and other men,
hers Of Congress To vote against it, against the fur
iber extension Of Slave Territory, and in favor Of
Free Kansas
MFR. MoRtsIsON--I did was member of the
Wbie party, and as such did what could to defeat
The objects Of the Democrats / voted for Mt
Trumbull when he a candidate for Congress
but, after offering the resolutions, while ye. a
member of the Senate, an appeal was IN ,de for all
national men TO rally under the Democratic ban.
per, and believing that Authoritarian was
leading directly to AbOtionism, became Demo-
crat.
At this confession an Ohio Member cried out
Take him away, he is dead cock in the
pit"
Mr.. NORTON was appealed to not to be so severe
but that gentleman put another question.
Mr. NoRToN-When you offered those resolu-
tons, did you believe the sentiments they con-
tanned to be sectional or national
This question Mr.. Morrison did not come
square up to, but declined answering directly, and
Mr. Norton took his seat.
Mr.. Morrison announced his conversion to De-
mOcracy seemingly with self satisfaction and pride
He announced that he was not Yankee, nor the
son Of Yankee. This brought responses Of
Good" Good" THANK God for that" One
Southern gentleman, Stakeholder, who listened ID
the extreme Southern doctrines of Mr.. Morrison
remarked: 81 am SOutherner, but he may take
the front seat" Another said: &" D-n him had
rather trust Gddings with fugitive slave than
him." Mr.. Morrison did not succeed in proving
the Republican party to be sectional in principle or
organization.
The debate on the Message will continue to-mOr-
Tow. Gen Cass has the floor in the Senate, and
Gen. Wilson will follow him. BOsTON.
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SAD ACCIDENT

Bosros, "Wednesday, Dec 10. 1856.
VIM. Warren, young son Of Fit Henry Warren.
of Burlington, Iowa was drowned last ni,ht wbiIs
skating on the Charles RIVER
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SAFETY OF THE STEAMSHIP MFR1N

HMIFA3, "Wednesday, Dec. 10. lS56.
The steamship Merlin for the safety of which ea-s
were entertained, arrived here at p. m from S.
Johns, n. +. She reached Sydney on Monday night.
short Of coal having experienced severe gales during
the whole OF her passage. She returns 10 St Johns
via Sydney. at noon tomorrow.
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FATAL RAILROAD ACC1DEyT

s.I.NAII, W edncsdky, Dec TO, Q.
tram ran on the hsck on the Little Hockin Rail-
road this morning, and he bsggage-master fire.
man were instantly killed. Their names have n yeen
asoertsined. Tie Ears were badly smashed
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RAILROAD CASUALTY

ELIzABETH, \. j., "Wednesday, Dee 10, 1856.
lsbSrs named Patrick Bremen was instantly
killed this morning while standing the track of tie
SeuJersey Central Rsirosd By the early train from
SomeIviIle. He leaves q wife and four children.
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SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CONVENTION.

v, o,
The Southern Commercial Convention met st noon
to-day. The Mayor of Savannah took the oh ,ir, and
made appropriate speech. An eloquent pay or WAS
offered up by Bishop Elliott. Mr. Tbaxton OF Peters
burg Va, was appointed temporary Secretary. A
Committee of one from each Safe was appointed to
report officers and rules for permanent organization
Recess till p. IN.
Abou' COO Delegates are present representing ten
southern states; Arkansas Mississippi Missouri Ken
lucky and Delaware not being represented The Pa
cifc Railroad and Nicaragua will be the engrossng
questions The project OF reopeoing the save-trade
will be quietly sunk. At the afternoon session james
LYONS OF Virginia was appointed permanent President,
with the usual number of Vice Presidents and Secneis
ries The rules of the House OF Representatives were
adopted, and each State is TO vote according to the
vote of the Electoral College The President Nc Ly-
ons made lergthy speech asserting to be the wish
of the South to maintain the Constitution and the
Union, but expressing Its determination TO be prepared
for all future contingencies. Committee OF two from
each State was appointed to prepare business f)r the
action of the Convention. Mr.. A. Dudley Mann was
admitted as Delegate aud added TO the Committee on
Business. Adjourned till Tuesday.
strong conservative sentiment Is manifested In the
Convention. 900
SAvASYAH, Tuesday, Dec. g. 1856.
Second Day.
The President am ounced the Committee on Bust
Various ouiions were offered and mostly re-
ferred to the Committee Business. Among these
resolutions was by Mr.. Swan OF Tennessee, that
all bonds or issued by the Southern States Cities
or Counties, be made payable in said Ststes
He thought they should get money when they could,
and leave the point of payment to the lender.
The resolution was referred.
Mr. People Of Georgia moved that each member sub
scribe SlO0 toward direct line Of steamers TO Europe.
Adopted but reconsidered and referred
Mr. Betlu ne of Georgia made q long speech in favor
of the adjustment of the Tariff and raising funds To
support the Government by direct taxation
Mr. kean Of Virginia offered resolutions deprec sting
the education of Southern youth al the North aud advo-
eating TIE encourag of Southern books newspa-
peIs and manufactures
Mr. Gauding (Georgis) offered resolutions in
siructing southern Congressman TO efforts TO Sc
cure the repeal OF the Tariff and the repeal of the laws
interdctng the slavetrade, and to procure treaty for
the rendition OF slaves from Canada.
These reso utions laid the table by nearly
unanimous vote.
Mr. Moore (Alabsma offered resolution in favor of
a railroad from the Mississippi to the Pacific, along
the thr y-second parallel. Adjourned till wednesday
The Convention will hardly adjourn sine de before
Friday.
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statement


WA.BIsGToS Wednesday, Dec 10, 1856.
In the United States Supreme Court to-day case
number Is was proceeded with, argument being con-
tinued for defendant and concluded for plaintiffs,
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OF GOVERNOR AND LIEUr-GOv-
FRNOR OF SOUTH CAROLINA

CoLuNBrA, Tuesday, Nov. 9, 1856.
In the South Carolina Legislature to-day the Hon.
F. W Alton was elected Governor Of the State the
fret ballot, and the Hon. G.. Cannon Lieutenant Gov
eInOr.
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ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Anglo Saxon at Portland
PORTLAND, Wednesday, Dec. 10. 1S5

PORTLAND, Wednesday Dec. 10. 1856
The propeller Ahgio-Ss1on arrived here at "a O'Clock
this morning. She advertised TO leave Liverpool
simultaneously with the Atlantic on the 18th ult but
wac detained in the River Mersey by dense fog until
the following day her is therefore, day later
than that received by the Atlantic at New-York.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 26-P.x.
The demand for Co1ToS to-day was limited, and
with plentiful choice there is considerable rregulary
in the price of staples ranging below 6,d. ' b,
amounting generally to as much as I'd. y Is. No
actual decline however, is quoted The sales to-day
are estimated at about 1000 bales. In BREADsrUvFs,
Provisions and other articles of Produce the markets
generally show no variation since the departure Of the
Atlantic.
LosDoS, Wednesday Evening, Nov. %, 1856.
The English Funds opened this morning rather
heavily but some large pur hsses of stock having been
made, the market gradually per cent, closing,
however with rather weak tone for foreign funds.
The closing price for COnsos is the same advised
per Atlantic, namely: 9iI 81 for account, and 9ia
94l for money.
TRIESTE, Nov. 26, 1856.
The steamer America arrived here in Up hours from
Alexandra, which port she left on the 10Th inst The
India and China mails le Ale dra that day with
adyces from Bombay the Sd of Nov. from Calcutts
TO the I'D Of October from Hong Kong TO the 18th OF
October from Canton to the 18th Of October, from
Sbanghae to the sth Of October from Maurtus 10 the
Goth Of October and from Ceylon to the 3lst of Oct.
Final arrangements were in the course Of execution
for the embakaton Of the eIpedtionary corps to the
Persian Gulf. The feet was to sail on the 10th Of
November.
The cash balances in the Government Treasures Of
India are stated by The Gazette to have been thirteen
million pounds sterlng-an ineIplicsbly large amount
At Bombay the Money Market was rather tighter
and the Banks had raised their rates of discount
per cent Government and other securities were lower
than before. Freghts continued high and the import
market was steady. good harvest was expected
from almost all parts of the interior. EX ,hasge
London, 2i2td. 2f2id.
At Calcutta, the import market had improved.
Money was plentiful. Freights to Europe were firm.
Exchange on LONDON, 81 3D.
At Madras, there was no change in the prices OF i'm
pors. Money was very abundant. Exchange on
London, 2Ilt 3D.
The rate of Exchange at Canton was 4IsId English
and American firms were withholding duties on ex-
ports from Foot hoo- Foo, pending satisfaction being
given for the murder of Mr.. Cunningham.
THE BALTIC.
RIGA, Nov. 20, 1856.
Navigation is completely closed. Upward Of 200
vessels are frozen in but steps will soon be taken to
cut them out.
MILITARY AFFAIRS.
The London GLOBE understands that Major-General
Windham has relinquisued his appointment to the
command Of the Bengal army, and that Major-Gen
Sir II. Barnard, commanding at Shornclfe, will
proceed to India in his place.
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THE SHIP JAMES H. RYERsOy

BOSTON, ednesday, Dec. TO, $50.
Advices from Antwerp of Nov. . state that the
report that the ship james II. Ryerson from New York
was lost on Bapjuard is Incorrect
The following are the footings of the weekly Bank
statement:
CAPITAL Stock ISL go oc0 Amt due 10 9th Bk IS 81 coo
Loans and Dsc'ts.. 5lSioto Deposits 1850 00e
Speoie..... 1890 Circulation. 1904, 900
Ant dr.. I'm. 9th. Bis. 7S, $50
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L. s. WAR SLOOP SARATOGA.

NORFOLK, Wednesday, Dec III 1870.
Tie S sloop-of- Saratoga arrived here On S.a-
day from Aspinvan.
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Special Dispatch 10 The New.York Tribune.

Special Dispatch 10 The New York Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Dec. 10, 1856.
learn from highly-reliable source that Judge
Lecomptes fate is surely sealed If the letter dis
missing him is not already written, it will be soon.
Some assert that it is en- its way to Kansas, aud
that the announcement will not be made public
until the news reaches Lecompte.
Minnesota will take the iDitatory steps for admis-
sion into the Union at thus session of Congress,
through the Delegate, Mr.. Rice w. X Mahafey
Of Pennsylvania, Clerk of the Committee on Terri
tories has been transferred to the Committee on
Post Offices and Post Roads as its Clerk.
ROSTON
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PROBABLE APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOV

ERNOR.
Special Dispatch to The NJ Y. Tribune.
ALBANY, Wednesday, Dec. 10, 1856
The following appointments will probably be
made by Gov. Kmg:
Coumisssry. G eneral MINTHORNE TOMPKINS Richmond
Adjutsnt- General FREDERICK TOWNSEND Albany.
Judge Advocate Genr C. A. SEWARD New.York.
QusIermsster- Gen'l JAMES L. MITCHELL, Albany.
Paymaster Genera. ROBERT L. JOHNSON Albany
Aides-de-Csmp Col. r. LIE ROY, NcwYof.
HALE KINGSLEY, Albany.
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cluded by arguing that Republicanism Il sections
both in org suiz stion and in principle Adjourned
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The London GLOBE understands that Major-General
Wndham has relinquisued his appointment to the
command Of the Bengal army, and that Major-Gsn.
Sir ii. Barnard commanding at Shornclife, will
proceed to India in his place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-11

Mr.. MORRISON SAID II might De bold Tor tne
voupeest Member TO follow the Oldest Member, but
one OF the representatives of Illinois, the twin sister of
Ohio born of the ordinance OF S1, he felt II incum
bent upon him. being m SD from the people, to express
the views he and his constituents entertained upon the
Presidents Message. He thanked the President Tor the
boldncss and Independence which characterized tina
document The President and Democratic party had
been arraigped by the Republics organization. lie
would not speak of 1t as party Tor II hai no. risen 70
That dignity II was confned TO a particular section
of " q Union and could not carry lis principles into
the Soulb II had cd the President Of murder aud
crimes 40 deep a. 10 deserve the galows and the rope
WIS adjusted 10 hang him, but, thank God, the people
sced the rope around the necks of the Republicans,
snd that p.rty, not the President, has been hanged
lLaugbte p.t;..
Mr. MORRISON ans wered y by ssyiog that the
Nc,then Delegates alone met in Convention and that
a southern man who strsyed into it was rePndiaed.
MIR NORTON propounded several questions 20 MS
colleague; among them wheteer ne was mo- "
Mr.. MORRISON answered sfiirmatlNeIy, Du' ne
retired from that principle, seeing that II was lsedng
him into the ranks d Abotionlsm. tie wlshea 70 oe
yir Q example of one man ct least Who TOOK d u's'
fsse step but did not Ia hells perditoa go Laughter
He united with the Democratic party, 70 lght fhe oH-
tie and here 10 do the glorious deed which gis
bis humble name Laughter. He did not come 70 ne
Democratic party alone. His District, which HAD
elected Mr. Tumbul by $50 majority. returned hi N
Morrison by 26OO majority Applause from the Dem
ocratic side OF the House.
Mr. NORTON asked Mr. Morrison whether, when
he Offered the resolution in the llinos legislature
condemratosy of tie repeal Of the Missouri ComPro
mise he thought the restoration of 1t sectional or na
tional7 =,
MIR. MORRISON replied he thouy ht il was gooc
stock for the Wing party to emsaTsss and beat The
Democracy; bu. NJ the time he introduced the resou-
ton tie RCpphlCan parry was not born. lie coz
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FALL TRADE, rs 90.
A ID L E &c G r. AY

WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
NO H1 WEST MAIN STREET. RICHMOND VA
Asn IN store and receiving their usual q,
Il DkOGs, CHEMICALS, DYE STUFFs PANTS on WIN
DVw 6bAss &C, &c, consisting In part Of
s9Peror Indgoes, prime Ombro Maddsr, blue yItrtai
ainm, Copperas, extract LoguOod, Dye, CochneaI
Sfsam tartar, fartshe Acid satpetre, Carb. soda
SAi soda, o1inine French and Tors suphur
noh brinstone, CASTLE Soap, white o notified
kmery best English refined CamphIne Rurnin, rrL,
spts rurpenti1e Alcohol vErnishe, Of All vr.de. '&
Llnseed Lard Solar aud Sperm OIls
Zinc Paints, French and American
white Lead. dry and In Lead
Litharge, Nerdgs, Chrome Green and YeIow drx x.,a.
Mace Nutmegs, Cloves Cassia, Alspiee - 1919 :
Pepper Ginger, ground and whole
,osener Win general assortment Of
and choice selection Of hair ot-r R-.s.
horn and buffalo Dressing Combs Colorne Trh
Snssn te all Of which on N. no, -
sea - -. N'0~' " Penetuh deaSrs
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nTNFoRD = PonTFH.

uuavr Soraw t, oSreraor and FrdnHta greds,
nond usteJ " wic't ash the Of ne pnIIe
ey esteem her furniture Of quality unsurpassed b. any nanu
Iscfe IN MS country being practical unavr ana
gsns direct ADD persona supervision d-t2s of tr
mansactafng operauous They only those Who
~ sooa u,nure snsasing Simply 70 os hems splendid
~ ttey give especial attention 10 Cadeytatfn0 and hoA
pfepafe A h hour notice 10 rrovte
hacks, &C. ~ '- s"''u'''''e>''s A"a
One O tso vanshers poishes wanted 70 whom pe
maeens employment vn Be gven mnediae speIessidn \,
--fe.
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PROPOSED DATES ov sArLISG-ixs.

Procedng Londan Hsr- over
oeher route Tor The economy ef time and money.
rAssAor rnor rrv rsrxrr
second do. eco. -' N' '-'''" s'iV'
Al letters and newspapers must Post One.
sailing. - ' e''e1 y" me uAy o
~ an ,..perisneed scryeon attached to each ship
1o' "'Sh' or PAsAse Apply 10 C. II. SAND,
ii south William Neu York,
O. A. HETNEKES Co, Bremen.
Ja1T-fy[wl wN IsEiiN 4,xrs s'"~1HP'"n-
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FALL TRADE.
BENNETT, II r 4 RS A FISHER.

~,.xx NO. 12o MAN srRKrf, RICHMOND vfrarxr.
aL attention OF Country Merchants Physicians and IN,
uaa 70 .ner usually heavy stock Drugs MedIeincs ~
RS os, Dyes wlodo. Glass Color, varnshes and ~
Sarohna They principal ale an
anrs The great remedy for the blood Rockbdre Nv. aI,
AZ. 8, snn sun hsss and all the popular OF b,
~ A. Popeoss lowest prices Always large stoes of
e nnest Chewng Tobacco and Of
0aG great Inducements buyers and respee.faII1
anta
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TUNE subscriber Fal stock OF RFADY MADE
- CLOTHING and oENTLENENs FURNISHING GOODS 10
Which h would ash The aeniion Of his friends public Ene
COATsBue, Black Dahn Dress and Troet Tsnsx
Cashmere Business Prock and Sack YER
hoha and Pilot Tamss Raeians Hcaver Pilot Nobsr
tersham and Negro Head Sacks and surouts
PANfS-Supcor Black Doekin brown and av cross
Ribbed Cashmere, Green and Brown Plaid Cashmere,
NsIs-aet satin, sk Cashmere. Fancy Velvet Msrino and
ALso-A very large collection o Cloths Cssssres and Vest
nFs OF every shade aud quality which he prepared make
measure 81 The shortest notice, In he beet onable
Style. y n.
ocft ni.ts.c.S 4.
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DIN ~. COR DON, GROCER AND COmWvs-
he Exchange Hotel, offers for sale, ~ ~'@'esr neAr
orteans and Conee
LOAF, Crushed, Granuated and PoWdered s,v,r.
ddAguHyra, Rio and Old Government lava Cofee
Orleans and West India Molaases-
Pure CIDER Vinegar.
Sperm and Adamantine Capdlez
Brown and Fancy soaps-
sole Leather, good nd dama
All sttes Fiat Round and Square svedes. 1
American Hammered,
English Refined, Iron.
English and American Rolled
English and American Bi,terei st--i
German, Cast and Shear Steel
Broad Plough from to- Inch
American, English and Russia sheet Irop
Oval, Half oval, and Half round Iron
NAH Rods, suedes AMERICAN
band Scroll and Hoop Iron.
HORSE Shoes, assorted
Horse and Mule Iron
lin plate, Pig and Tin.
Sheet Zinc, Spelter speIter Solder
sheating, BrAriers Bolt Copper
Mccormick and Palmer's Mould Board.
u Particular attention EaIe of wheat r1n- -
Country Produce generally. e-'' soer, snd
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rs srssnd on The Manuscript previously agreed upon
An advertisement COPY for .psetoa puh-r
ed accordingly. '' ~ P-'''e"' sA~S'-
hsouLls ApvEsrnx,fxxrs-To mi ndny
h. h privileges only extends mneiat. buine-. R,x
Estate Legal and all snt by .ra % -
ditionai charT no variation. - - - M ~
~ Real Estate Arcnt. M, ~
serted .vh..,
such discounts as shall he agreed upon.
~ Auctions~rs booksellers ady.r~r.
enxssng one or more with the privilege change shall not
on neu yeary e amoun
xesa upon :. The standing rule under the contract all exceed.
Ing such amount TO be charged the usuaira rates - ~
Advertisements Inserted
square OF 10 nes nrst inron mi IA c,.
square for each continuance. - " Se"'' Pe'
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ED. ID. KEELING,
SPRING AND SIUMIH GnOnS

sI received large lot Of superior Cloths and
- Nesngs, which he will make manner on the
most reasonable terms and at the shortest notice.
large and veil selected stock Ready Clothing which
VIII compare with this market Our p,ices
low as AZ any other House.
Ties, &C.,
& ne invites he friends and Others who in really
rAoe koous 70 cal and examine his stock
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AsHhsALs Ar r1sE ExCHANoE u~rrr
AS1 naLLAaD MOUSE.

ven, Jordan ReAsrd.ea P.rs. " : .A.,
Morr. and sos Co., cscssy, nsaaers nrs \
asnss. krnrond m Gresham. King snd on.>p-
M scrvant Dunn. Pattrrson. P.rh..r ..en
Branch H.. w% ~. Jpsnnses Archer s.ssss
sss nsansh Ms. Branch. mis-. Kerr M.s Ke,r I<
Gen bL WfSs,s r,s s-ser.sarE; coinas 4 49,
Paiips. \; t's'anS S.rs rs s.s.a upas Es,s
G.aesr { 1rHsr. sss fyten, a.ssioa nsss
and .Sy AL. 7 rsyos csnsa, coss.y ssSrd %
Ksnastr w sssE'.Io, Isylor shflz cs..ss
s nss s.nee and es!ld r.rs.r. i.,ns -. -
- ey,ss sei Harvsy Lynchharr: M b Jcnss -.
poa.ss' Soees waiis c,.iss fseI Sse Dss:.s
snre ,nd ,srvan E.sex crovdsr Din.a,,s. ~, 4
CO. ssssn Minor Albenarie Mr. Hsd,oo a. A,,,s
ton Ilno,n B ndlston I.rh chsss J ses
West Charles oiy; Dr. Rves brun..ssS
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oRENEFITs OF LIFE INSURANCE. .,-wubl,
~ ny miles o. kehment N e.. han year. three
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