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FRESH GROCERIES.

FRESH GROCERIES. JUST Received at the New Cheap Cash Store, per O steamer ATkansss: 3250 lbs best Rio Coffee; 4560 < < Sugar; 650 ' Fresh Rice; 800 |" Copperas; 15o ' Black Pepper; 300 '' Bar Lead; 2500 '' Nails, assorted; 12 boxes Patent Axes:
 bags Horse Shoe Nails: 10 coils Manila and Cotton Rope;
 half Barrels Soda
 12 dog Cotton Cards; 125 lbs best Bengal Indigo. For sale cheap for cash, by A. J. HUTT. Dec '5o Main street.
The true Democrat., 1856-12-02

- CtOCh, 1H House convened and the regular order of bu- slness on the calender resumed.
 House bill, No. 76, "An act to amend the one hundred and thirty-first section of chapter ifty-two of the digest of Arkansas" :" was taken up and read a second time
 On motion of Mr. Griffin, said bill was refer- red to the committee on education.
 Mir. Douglas asked and obtained leave of ab- sence for Mir. Quares; Mr. Polk asked and ob- taned leave of absence for Mr. Forest, and MT. Harris asked and obtained leave of absence for Mir. Yancy-all on account of indisposition. House bill, No. 85, "An act to relieve certain purchasers of State land," was taken up and read a second time, amd
 On motion of Mr. Williams of Pulaski. was referred to the committee on State lands.
 House bill No. 66, "An act to amend the laws of the State of Arkansas in relation to trial of the right of property levied on by exc cution," was taken up and read second time, and
 On motion of Mr. Billingsey was referred to the committee on the judiciary
 House bill, No ST. "An act to change the time of the auditors sale of lands and town lots forfeited for the non-payment of taxes" was taken up and read second time, and, On motion of Mr. Oates, was referred to the committee on State lands
 House bill, No. 89, "An act to amend the revenue laws of this State," was taken up and real a second time, and
 On motion, was referred to the committee on ways and means.
 House bill. No. p, "An act to amend exist. ing laws in regard to dower," was taken up and rejected.
 House bill, No. 90, "An act to amend the homestead law, approved December 8th, 1852" was taken up and read second time.
 NIT. Cook moved to refer said biI to a select committee of five, which motion was lost. On motion of MT. Cook, said bill was refer red to a select committee of three
 The Speaker appointed Messrs Cook, W Hams of Pulaski, and Boone said select com mittee.
 On motion of Mr. Oates, House adjourned until to- morrow morning, 9 o'clock.
The true Democrat., 1856-12-02
Garnpts and EanuS

E B BENDER, at the corner store has just received I and offers for sale on accommodating terms, well selected assortment of Carpets and Rugs" consisting in part of the following:
 Pieces Brussels Carpet;
 ' Tapestry {.
 Extra fine Ingrain Carpet;
 1" 4.4Oil Cloth |"
 Velvet and English Rugs. Call and examine Dec o,5s
The true Democrat., 1856-12-02
WAS COMMITTED.

FAW the Arkansas Penitentiary by the sher fl esa A of Chicot county, on November the l4th, ES lS56 @ runaway slave, who calls himself HEN-S KY, and says that he belongs to James Keefer. near Alexandria, on Red liver, and that he left his mas ter in the fall of 1855 ,fom plantation between tba mouth of Saline Bayou and Red river
 Said boy is five feet 91 inches high, weight, bv ad mitance l64 lbs, and says that he is about 3S of age; is dark copper eolored complexion. and bv appearance likely boy. The owner or owners is hereby reouested to coma forward pay charges and take him away. or said negro will be dealt with according to law
 GEORGE ls ROBINS, Contractors. Loulsiana papers please take notice.
 Dec 2 '56-6m. Prs fee s26
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Proclamation bv tn. Governor.

M hEREAS, an election was held in the State of
 " ArKansas on the first Tuesday in November
 ooo iI peihg the, day hxed by Congress for hold le suu eiectlof Tor four electors for President and Vice President of the United States Ind ,e6@gscs if appears from the returns of saiA election on file in so once oi 'he secretary o State, that the following named persons received the number of votes nlaced under their names follows tO
The true Democrat., 1856-12-02
Epitaph of Gov. ReeGer.

Reader, pause beneath this stone Lies A. II. Reeder-tesh and bone: Who, when living, for the sake of self, Mingled with great rascais like himself Indians, rejoice for unto you He'll never more apply the screw; But think of him, who robbed you here, When he at judgment shall appear Satan will exelam with glee-
 Welcome Reeder Come with me.
The true Democrat., 1856-12-02

0T The first book ever printed was the Book of Psalms, by Faust and Shefer A. D. 1457
 It was printed on one side only of the leaves, which were in the binding pasted back to back.
The true Democrat., 1856-12-02
NOTICE-CHEAPER!!

ssn A FINE Farm for sale, ten miles ,v..v SssSS A west of Clarksvie, Arkansas, on ssSs .-aA=- the road to Van Buren, containing 820 .~A- acres of land under good repair, with so or 20 acres cleared, splendid Cotton Gin, Good Dwellings and Kitchens, Store House, Fine Stables Corn Cribs Black Smi h Shop, and dwelling House to furnish to workmen.
 ALSO-Another Farm. II miles west of Clarks- vile, Ark. one mile off the road 800 Acres Land. 40 under good repair. with good Dwellings. Kitch- ems, out Houses and splendid Frame Barn and Corn Cribs; good young Applo Orchard. fine Well of Water in the yard. For particulars apply to Wm. w. Floyd, at Little Rock or
 M A. KENDALL, Dec 2 '56-5w CIarksv;IIa- Arl,
The true Democrat., 1856-12-02
GOOD MEDICINES.

IS estimated that AYERs N ES3 n CHERRY PICTORIAL AN, CA
 WIsssIo THARTIc PILLS have done more to NSzXS promote the public health than \~ESA any other cause. There can be no r @ question that the Cherry PectoraI 1fyiEEsyh has by its thousand on thousand GEaesSSaa&.4 4\ cures of Colds Coughs Asthma. Easss.SH.s..n----s Group, Influenza, Bronchitis etc. very hutn reduced the proportion of deaths from consumptve diseases in this country. The Pills are as good the Pectoral and will cure more complaints Everybody needs more or less purging. Purge the blood rom its impurities. Purge the Bowels Liver ana Enc whole visceral system from Instructions Turge out the diseases which asten on the body to work its decay. But for diseases we should die of old age Take antidotes early and thrust it from the system before it is yet too strong to yield.
 Ayers Pills do thrust out disease not only while it is weak but when it has taken strong hold, Read the astounding statements of those who have baen cured by them from dreadful Scrofula. Dropsv. IT. cers, Skin Diseases, Rheumatism, Neuralqia Dys- pepsia. Internal Pains, Bilious Complaints, Heart burn, Headache, Gout and many less dangerous but stH threatening ailments. such as Pilnples on the Iace, worms, Nervous lrrtiblity, Loss of appetite Irfeguiaflues, Dizziness in the head Colds Fevers Dysentery, and indeed every variety of complaints TOT Wmch purgative Remedy is required
 heSe are no random statements, but are authenti- cated by your own neighbors and your P6ysicians Try them once and you will never be without them frepared by DR. J. c. AVER Practical and Ana iytlcal Chemist, Lowell. Mass.-and sold bv
 McALMONT 6 HALLIBURTON,
 Little Rock, Il. F. Farnsworth x Co.,, Memphis; J. Wright & Go., New Orleans, and by agents in every county in ne State. Oct H. 1856 Pm
The true Democrat., 1856-12-02
FAMILY GROCERIES.

FAMILY GROCERIES. m HHDS. best Brow Sugar; -AO Bbls Crushed Sugar;
 .' Powdered do;
 20 Bags Jamaica Coffee:
 25 's Rio do;
 5 " Old Government Java Coffee.
 l Bbl of Currants Preserved Ginger, Quinces, Peaches. Darnsops Pine Apples, Green Cages, Pie Fruits.
 Preserved Fish. Salmon, Lobsters, Mackerel Oyesters, with full assortment of Groceries of every description which are offered very low, and guaranteed of best quality Dec '56 MERRICK & WASSELL
The true Democrat., 1856-12-02
NEW STORE. NEW GOODS.

X WING purchased from David Bender. his stock N Of Dry Goods and leased his store for term of years and having just received and receiving daily q new supply from the East, bought exclusively for Cash Down, we are prepared to sell all kinds of Dry Goods very cheap.
 ggzsg Boots and Shoes Whips. Saddlery s,A
 ss etc--a large lot which will be sold very low. Country Merchants and others would do well to call and examine our stock.
 Hats and Caps. Ready Made Clothing, u ST received, of the latest and most approved styes very cheap, Please call and satisfy yourself. No trouble to show goods
 Ilnnl I,Ir
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C 0 N NJ E R C | Al,
pIoAYUNE OFFICE,

PIoAYuNE OFFICE, Nov. g, 1856. Cotton-With an upward movement in FreiSbts there has been only moderate inquiry for Cotton to- day and the sales have been continued to some 450o bales at about yesterday range of prices. We still quote
The true Democrat., 1856-12-02

CT This poetry appears on the outside; but, in consequence of an error, it is repub- lished:
The true Democrat., 1856-12-02
1Hursdau. Nov. 27, 1856.

IHWSIuy, NVF' -'' IOJU House met pursuant to adjournment. Prayer by the Rev. MT. Lea, chaplain. Mr Calvert from the standing committee on agriculture to whom was referred the bill to
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
CuANCERY COURT NASHVILLE.

Deia Larkins TS. Mary 2. UtYOugh, e aIs.
At the office Of the Clerk aud Master VI the Ohaneery
Court OF Nashville, the ninth day of September le55 on
motion Of oanant by her counsel in the above cause,
and II appearing to the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master
that the said Mary b. Deyough and benjamin NJ
mpbe are non-resdents Of the State Of Tennessee and
the ordinary OF this court cannot be serV
upon them it is therefore ordered by the Cerk ana
stsr that publication ade four weeks in succession
Ia the Nashville Patriot, newspaper published IN The Guy
of Nahv requiring the said defendants to appear at he
next term Chauceg Court to be holden Tor ths coun
ty OF Dav ds1n the house ther o. IN the CITY OF
Nashville on the Monday November next, and an
swer BILL the will be taken Tor conesseu as 70
c. u. BRIEE.
sep12 It prs fee 50 Clerk ana Master.
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CHANCERY COURT AT NASHVILLE.
W W Pinneo Co us. Mary Flemman ct as.

tthe ohce Of the Clerk and Master Of the Chancery
n Court at Nashville, the tenth day OF September,
1856 on motion Of their counsel in the above
cause an Il appear ng the tsfacon Of the Clerk aud
Master that the said defendant Mary Flemman, IS non
resident Of the State OfTenhesee and therefore he ord
process OF this court be served upon her. It Is
re orlsr ID by the CLERK ami Master IN t publication
be four weeks in sson IN the hashEe Pat
OF newspaper published the city OF Nashville requiring
the said defendant appear at the next term OF the Chan
Gerry CJlr holden for the county VI Davidson at the
court house thereof city OF Nashville, the hrst
MONDAY in November next and answer said bill, or the
same will be taken confessed her and set down for
baarirT eY narte c. ID. BRIEN,
s.aIS a. rrss fee az Clerk and Master.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
CH.NCERY SALE OFLaND.

nURSUANT to adecree o. the Chancey Cout at Carthage
In the suit Of Virginia ID. Alen by her guardian, &C
gDarte the undersigned, Special Commissioner, will proceed
10 at public auction In front Of the Court House In Car
thaVe on the 9th day Of October very valuable Tract
of Land containing about 2D lying on the North side
of Cumberland river and immediately above the mouth Of
Turkey creek and ing part Of the Tract which Col Ro
bert Allen resided in his life time There about hfy
of rich river bottom land the Trart sucency Of timber
plenty of good building and good water. The Tract
lies on the turnpike r. Carthage to the Red Sulphur
Springs and about miles from II is seldom that
Tract presenting advantages offered
for sale on accommodating terms Except 20
sufficient 10 pay the credit VIII be given Of one
and two years. with approved securities will be requir
ed Of the purchaser and will be retained the land
for purchase money. The minimum price is fixed In ts
decree, at 4l5 per acre. hlLL. HART,
s-ntl-ylm Printers fee S3 Com.
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Chancery Court at Nashville.

James II ynie O.. A. Ill. buchanan, etds.
the Off e Of the cerk and master OF the chancery
n court at lshve the 23 day Of August 1886, on
motion OF complainant by his counsel 10 the above cause
and il appearing the satisfaction Of the clerk aud mas
ter ha the said df-ndant Hugh Irwp Is resident
OF the state Of Tennessee and therefore the ordinary pro
ss Of this cou cannot be servei upon him. therefore
ordare b. IA. AMI master that bc ton be made
for four Succession in the Nashville Patriot news
nap-r published N the city OF Nashville, requiring the said
een appear the term of the chsncey court
u be ho zen OF Davidson, a. the urt hou
thereof Ia the city Ma hve the first Mon lay Ia No
yembsr next and answer said bill, the same vii be Ia
keu for confessed Is to him and down for hesng
NATE c. d BRIEN,
sents-w4t Prs fee a8 Clerk and Master.
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Cbancery Court at Nashville.

Jonathan c. Tipton rs. Charles W. N'chol, ct ds
the once othe Gle and ma er Of the chsncrry court
~ al Naskve the 8st day OfJuy, 1886 on motion Of
compa- the nsel in the above cause and II s-
pea,g 10 me qt faction Of the clerk and master that the
said ifend 4nd his wife, Louisa Pearse crn
y louisa Saerron ideu Of the State o rennes
see the ordinary OF this court cannot
be served upon em is therefore ordered by the clerk
and master that publ cation be made for four weeks IN
Patriot. newsp published IN the 0tY
OF Nashville requiring said defendant 20 appear al the
nex of The chancery court TO holden for the county
Davidson the court use thereof In the CITY o. Nash
Vile on the hrst Monday November next and answer
said bill or the same for confessed as TO them
and set down for hearing exparte. d. BklEN,
sept5 wit Prs fee 43 Clerk ana MASTER
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
CHANCERY SALES AND NOTICES.
Chancery Court at Nashville.

Mary Z. Aexan Ter Byde, - William Warner ad
7 the oHce OF the clerk and maste o. he chancery
"a court NashYls the 18th day Of September, 1876
motion complainant by her counsel in the above case
AMI T. the satisfaction Of the and master
that the said deeadan, Josiah Alexander, Is non resi-
dent Of the State Tennessee and her fore the ordinary
process OF this lnnot be served him II B there
fore ordered the clerk and master that publication be
made tor ia in the Patriot, news
paper published tn city Nashville, requiring the sad
efndsnt 10 appear At Of the chancery court
70 be hoen Tor the county Davidson the ourt house
thereof in the city Of Nashville the first Monday IN
Rovenber next and answer said bill, the will be
taen for confessed as TO him and down for hearing
exparte. u u bh.hN,
sepuS -v4t Pr fee g. Clerk and Master.
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Singing & Piano Lessons,

UN HUD ADAU from Bohemls, Europe lAtey
from Cleveland, Ohio, bsgs leave 90 niurn tc rirsus
OF Nashville and vicinity that h. hiss pernanrniy lcated
IN this city for the purpose of giving Instruction Ia singing
and Piano playing.
The method adapted for hia instruction in Singing s the
used AZ the Conservatory az Paris vienna Prague and
Man and he Is prepared 10 give the Singing lessons Ell
scholar 10 small classes Of om b scholars tn
singing and the Piano lessons VII be given az the fences
Of the scholars, punctuay each lesson % minutes.
Ladies aad genemrn desiring 70 study Dramatic and OPP
cratic singing for the purpose Of operate performances VIII
be instructed every day.
Each Piano scholar compelled oleaFn beside the playing
the piano. singing the foundation 81 all muse For
further particulars cal ai he Room, No ~ Al the Hotel
Ci0ud-where can be seen also the dinerens reports
opinions about hs sess la tsachng In this country.
Jy1T
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Chancery Sale.

TN nBr.papcs of decree Of the Chancery Court at Nash
vile in the case OF Ann II. Saith Us. J. X r smi A.
will N the 18th day Of october next, expose lor puoc
sale 10 the highest bidder the Court House yard IN sara
city 43 acres land lying the old Lebanon Ioa De-
ing part Of the OF lal belonging TO the estate ol n
p smith, decs ased, Mil Greek.
TgRas or sALE-Said aud will be sold credit OF one
and two years notes well secured and lien retained
sent1o c. d. BRIEN, c. 4 ".
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IN CHANCERY AT CHARLOTTE.
VIM. IL. Crutcher,
Attachment Biz
John B Nanier.

TN this ca upon the allegation in the Hill and the ada
Wit thereto it appears to tn satisfaction oi the ClerA
and Master that John H. NaDier he dtieniant IN his
use non resident the Of Tennessee, and that
the nv process Of the law cannot be served upon
II Is therefore ordered that pub icston be made or eur
successive weeks in the Nhvie Weekly Patriot, news
paper ibshed Ia the ely OF Nashville, requiring sad Na
pisr 90 appear at the next Of The Chdncey Court TO
be h-d at Charlotte Tennessee, the 81 Monday In sep
ember next and plead demur to the complain
ami hin or be sane viii be taken confessed and set for
besring ex parte II c. COLLIER, q. NJ.
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INNOLVENT NOTICE.

TOsEPH M WILKIN Administrator having filed his bill in
D the Chancery Court Nashville, against Christina O.
WagneI ais heirs and creditors Of the estate of harlc
Henry Wagner deceased and said estate having been trans
ierre o the Davidson County Court 20 said Lhancery
Court for settlement this l. 20 notify all persons having
claims against said estate TO forward and he them with
h clerk ani and have themselves made parties TO
said suit by lst Monday in November next said esta
being in nsolyeut {. ID. BRlEN, q. NJ.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
A RARE CHANCE.

TINHE owners oner for sale tract Of nd containing
$500 acres on il Is abundance Of timber for saving
barrel making it is wen Watered There Of
the best BEST STEAM SAW MILLS 20 be found any.
where, Nhieh Is in successful operation and eutsn
5000 feet OF plank day This tract an 10 susceptible of
being made Of the best Stock Yarns the country Il
is is niles from Nashville ~ miles Turnpike. Turnpike
will soon be bult running through the land and within
mile OF the Mills BY the purchasers paying onehsn cash.
liberal time viii be given the baaade which The Mil may
be made 20 pry with proper attention. The hands 70
the Mill may be hired for the balance Of the year desired.
Also. the wagons and teams vii be cold, II desired.
liberal trade might be made In good negroes aud mules In
PArtPsy For further particulars apply At this once.
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NEW SERlES.--NO. 245
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Lands and Lots for Sale.

Ia > ACRES Of Valuable Land on both sides of II
n = Nashville aud ChattanOoza Railroad Il milea fror,
Nashville, which depot has been recently located vel
improved good water, coed soil, with AIR proporon ef
timber and cleared land sxcelsnt stand for country
store and residence Either side Of The road or te l
win be sold to suit purchasers.
156Z ACRES, one mile from the town o. Fraukiln In
Williamson county, on the Liberty road and mile east
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad Toe Acres Cleared
and in cultivation. Has comfortable Dwelling Hcuss
lasting Springs, and pToauotiva so-sultatie oar
handsome settlements. win sell T. ~ x, al 70 szis
purchasers.
1e ACRES mostly Gnhered part ofthe Brentwood Tract
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad 81 miles south
Nashville soil Of excellent quality admirably adapted
the purposes Of Vineyard, Nursery Market Garden.
10Y ACRES the Gallatn Turnpike read, 81 mile Q
nom Nashville, between Stun and sledge would make
business man IN town convenient and comfortable countr
residf nee.
Western Rsirt sd IL miles west ofNshve Big Harpeth
River, AID miles east Of Kingston Springs $50
ed-oaanee wei tmbered-good soil and water, and CON-
orta5le improvements.
52H ACRES, well improved Z mTes from Nashvins on
the Mill Greek Valley Pike. and The ". r. r. Sci
Of good quality, good Dweing young Orchard IN
very good neighborhood.
81 ACRES in the Brooklyn Lrts miles North cf Nash.
VILE nesr the Whites Greek Turnpks road most
tf1l building lot
LOTS Of any size from 50 feet to eS Acres on As Busn
vista Turnpike road from to mles Of Nashvfls With
without Timber, convenient to Buena Vista sprinss.
10 LOIS in the corporation OF NAshViae, WBon'
springs several on the Franklin Tunpke road
toe Depot OF the Tenn. Ala r.
Murfessboro Turnpike road IN the TIN Ward and sevsra
west OF Capitol Hl near the corporation line. d,
P1CEe Low -TERMS LIBERAL. Those who wfsa fO
purchase would do Tehto make ear aPpieation to =
apio-u CIV NANCE.
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Mount Olivet Cemetery.

NE Directors Of this Company announce to tn .
Public, that this Cemetery has laid oR with suit-
able avenues and walks and portions Of the grounds
divided into Family Lots, which offered for sale
The nass Of the grounds be she ofee ofnd-
sley Crocket, where the public invited to can and en-
anime the same.
more suitable location for Cemetery In the vicinity
NashVe and pledge themselves 10 the pubic sBare
money or pains to mako equal to any Cenetsry In the
Unon and such one as Nashville may feel pride In.
The Cemetry Is now in the charge of competent SUPER
ntendent living on the ground under whose direction
terments will bs made in the best and usua
charges
The Directors Of the Company desirous that tAs
grounds should be visited by the Of Nashville ana
for that purpose omnibus will leave the once Of Lindsey
and CrocSstt O'Clock on Tuesday afternoon the h INST
and every Friday afternoon thereafter the same hour
The seats will be free. ' a
Ladies and Families desrous Of visiting thf grounds vii
be called for at their residences by sending her send
ing their cards, 70 the President Of the Company.
A V. s. LINDSLEY, President.
@. ". NANCE, seo'y. BUa jys-sf
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
STATEMENT OF THE
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
OC HAYRTFOR CONN

To the Auditor Of the State Of Tennessee Made companos
with the requirements Of passed BY LeSsaure f
said State, and approved March 1st, 1856.
The Capital Stock Of the Company IS Three Hundred
Thousand Dollars and all paid up and invested in the fol-
lowing named Assets submitted its Stockholders
ing the condition Of its affairs, May 1st, 1856.
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7 Oyer for sale qOO) SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES -
L OF LAND lying or the Columbia Central Turnpike -
hoad, seven miles from Columbia and fol Mt PcaD-
ant, being part Of the tract whichf :. de.
This Land equal If not superior 20 any, hsury county
Is well watered he celebrated Devers Spring being On
the part oHered for sae) well tmbered and well improved
There are the premises beautiful building site
nontng the Turnpike and the contemplated Rail Road Il
viii be divided 10 suit purchasers sold in . body.
For furher information apply at AshwOod p once
Aaury county Tennessee.
sug11-n LUCIUs J. POLK
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS,

From S. NJ. PETTINGIIL cos ADVERTISING AGENCY
11e Nassau Street, NEw YORK,
And No. i0state street, BosTos.
P& Co.. Agents for the most influential and largest
circulating Commercial Papers both in the United
the Canadas.
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TUsr received invoice of oolored Shirts of hand
l patterns, iose her IN variety Of other goods
too numerous TO mention We invite an Who need sueh
goods 10 call and examine snr stock. j II. hcGiiL
Ladies ard Geneuens Furnishing Store, corner Of he
Square aud College street.. sept6