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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-03

~ The case Of Massachusetts, against Rhode
Island has been decided in the supreme court Of
the United States. The case was brought to re-
cover q portion of territory that has been in the
possession Of Rhode Island for more than q cen
tury, and which had been confirmed to Rhode L.
land by the king in council It appears by the
teleprsphic report that the decision is in favor Of
this State, although the dispatch is not very iatel
gibe 1t is to be hoped that our bigger reigbbor,
which has been trying to get portion OF our ter
ritory ever since she drove Roger Williams out Of
hers, will now be quiet Providence journal
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-03

OF The New York Courier, AMI other Black
Republican journals are lsbOring to dePreoiate the
authority ofthe Z. S. Supreme Court in the est
nation Of The people The executive branch Of
the government does Mt suit them--the Constitu-
lion does Mt suit item and the judiciary does Mt
suit tbem-hut 10 j1rity Of the American people
are sauGel with their present form Of government,
and will m siutaiu It for some time to come, we
think
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-03
Or. RUFUS Il. JOHNSON
OCULIST AND AURIST.

OF MEMPHIS. TENNFS~ EE.
WILL visit Nashville and De luu1 The City Hotel,
w Monday the IOh inst. 60 remain w DAYS. and give
attention Co Of the Eve and OprutioGs-the
cu4us instrument detecting The nature 0f diseases Of
Inc Ear by throwing stream of pure Eight ne far into the Ear
m bg Drum or Tgmpauum Membrane. enables him 10 deter
mine the kind Of listing and treat 30 successfully.
His Artificial Eyes from tle celebrated Mandatory 0f
NJ Bgss8nueau Paris which took the prize Medal the
Worlds Exhibition, London.
Dr. Johnson brings testimonials Uad letters o. reference
from Physicians ana Citizens Of Mem hs which he desires
all 10 peruse io-c2s-u
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-03

A CLL.-Rev. E II CHAPE is said to have
been invited to take charge OF congregation in
Chicago, at a salary of $40 600 His present
salary which he receives from his congregation in
Broadway, New ork IS only $1,000; and it is
SAID, he mskes in addition, about 50 900 per year
hH lectnring.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-03

TRADE IN SINGING BIRDS. The New York TFi-
Jasns says that fully 10000 song BIRDS of various
kinds are sold in that city every year. The bulk
of the birds are cansries, the trade of which is
entirely in the hands Of five or six Germans. The
bird importers depart for Europe about the lst of
August to make their purchases-returning to
New York 10 the course of two or three months
During Il cir absence, they travel through the
Har,z mountains, purchasing them from the pea
SAINTS who raise as pAsine, their stock Of cana
RES Innets, 6nches blaek,biris thrushes ard other
song birds Males are sold in the mountains at
from 81 to 81 25 each. Tne importers have re
Gently returned with portion of their stocks,
and it is estimated that 1900 birds are now in
the city for sale.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-03

RECRUrrs FOR WALEER-The Mobile 7riJuue says
that company, numbering abolt seveaty-fve men,
left that city on Christmas eve for New Orlear1
on their way TO Nicaragua. They we're all in fine
spirits, ssys hst paper, and looked as though they
wo9ld not only fight but besr well the HAIRS rps
incident to the life of soldier. The majority Of
them are natives of Mississippi.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-03

TIE CoTToE CRoP.--A Washington letter says
the Senators and Representatives in Congress, from
all the cotton districts, have written letters in
which they all agree in the opinion that toe cotton
crop of this is one-forth short of the crop last
YER, and that the psesent crop will not exceed
200 600 bales They give this estimate as the
result Of observations and conversations had with
the planters, while canvsssug the cotton growing
districts during the late Presidential election.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-03

REMAEKABLE LONGEVITY. There now resides IN
Newark, New Jersey in full possession Of all her
faculties, a LADY who has attained the patrsrchsl
age of one hundred and eleven years. She was
also heroine of the revolution, and ministered to
the needs Of the weary and wounded soldiers ct
the siege of Yorktown.
The papers tell of lady who recently died ct
Actopau in Mexico, at tb e wonderful age of one
hundred and thlrty-nine years Mexico has bad
over seventy FIVE changes in the Chief Msgistracy
of the Republic during that womsn's lifetime
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-03

~ The value of the real and personal estate
Of the United States is reported for the year 1856
by Mr.. Secretary Guthrie, at SlL3l7 Gil, 672-
that is over eleven and quarter billions odolars
The total population is Is S64 8l2 souls
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-03

IEvESTIoNs. According to the Patent Office
Report, we have, during the past year, immeas-
usbly outstripped England in inventions. And
scarcely week elspses, that we do not learn
some new article, once imported intirely from
England, is now exported thither from cur own
factories; the cause of the turn in the CONNER
cial tide being owing TO the superior inventive
ness by the Americans. The Phadelphia Bal
letin gives some instances of this fact very
few years, by far the best prints in textile fab
RIGS were Elglisn--now it no longer pays in a
msiority of csses, to import then. American
patterns are copied in England, but the English
man cannot equal the brillisnoy and frmness Of
color found in our fabrics, The best test Of
the incredible change taking place in this par
tcular is found in a recent and perfectly anthem
tic statement to the effect that Oae New Eng
land company manufacturing two millions o.
dollars worth of prints annually, finds it impoz-
siole to supply the demand. A few years ago
our building hardware" was imported, now 1t
is all made st home, and in far greater variety
and of much better quality than the English
ware ever was-the most striking proofs OF this
being afforded By the factories of Pitts5urg and
| Cincinnati Most of our readers can remembe
when lamp-black was also imported, but now
| thousands of pounds are sent from tti5 country
to London. Instances of change il our favor
might be multiplied to an indefinite extent, bu
! the above will suffice to show how the tide is
running
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New Books.
HUMOURS OF FALCONBRIDGE.
COLLECTION OF
HUMOROUS AND EVERY DAY SCENES.

8ONA ATTAIN hELdIGEa
DETER known tothe reading public by the sgna Of
ID Is Falconbridgen " Jack Humphries," % Stampede
beautifully illustrated from Original Designs, by STEPHENS
Complete in one large DuOdecmo volume Of SEQ pBges
Price sl.25 In cloth; or 81 On paper.
This book is beautifully illustrated, abOunds IN humorous
anecdotes and true sterling wit, and will afford
agreeable relaxation 70 the mind of the peruser Of solid
tones" -DCl CO. Republican.
HumO Of FacOn0ndge IS calculated TO make all persons
laugh and grow fat.'-Bai- 3dU0cats.
lhey are Of the most varied lively and Agreeable charae-
ter Ere. BHl.
"THE BANISHED SON. and other Stores OF the Heart
BY Caroline Lee Hcrtz.
NEW EDITION OF CHARLES DICKENS WORK, Illus
trated. "Pickwick Papers,; Nicholas Nckleby," David
Csived and for sale by HAGAN g. co,
decl4 Market street.
MARRYING TOO LATEn--A Tale by George Wood.
NOTES on THE GOsPELs-By Rev. Chas. H. HalI-2
STORIES OF AN OLD MAID - related to her Nephevs
and Nicees. beautiful juvenile Book.
"MlLLEDULCIA - thousand Pleasant Things selected
from Notes and Queries. lVol I2mO.
COMMODORE PERRT'S JAPAN EXPEDTTION-Nar-
ratve Of the Expedition OF American Squadron % the
1851, by order or the Government Of The Ued States, under
the Command Of Commodore 81. e. Perry, o. S. Com
piled from the Original Notes and Journal Of Commodore
Perry ut DIS request and under his supervision By Francis
L. Hawks, D. d.. OuevCIume 3 v0., two hundred
cravings and Charts. For sale by UAGAN x BRO,
decl7 Market street.
Cooley FOR JANUARY,
IODEE'S LADE'S BOOK tor January, 1881, containing
trbuuous, altogether the most attractive number ever pub
shed Price, single copy cents 50 year. free Of
postage and numbers. Subscription received and
single copies sold by F. HAGAN a. BRO, Agents,
! declg Narke. street,
HARPEB'S MAGAZINE aud GODEY,S La
| lust receiyedby
/ y decs4 F. HAGAN& co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-03

~ During the last twenty five years 6 773
men have been executed in Italy for political Of
fences. OF this number ,7I2 suffered in the Two
Settles Austria has been most brutal, for in LON
hardy the exc lted exceeded 300.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-03

The SLAVE TRADE IN New YoRE.-C irCumsaau-
ces which have lately come to light, sesm to make
IL apparent that New York has long been nest of
slave trade S, and that mOstof the vessels which
carry on the nefarious trsfic between Africa al d
Cuba are owned aQa i..ed out In New York. II e
number of slavGs ftt-d out in this port within
the last three years, though not easy to state with
precision, cannot fall short Of twenty-five or thirty
Since Mr.. McKe1n tcelme Z. S District Attor-
ney, in 1854, three sIavars have been seized, AID
forty six men held to answer under various statu-
ties; but only two convictions have been had.-N
y Express.
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RagS! ktagsI!

z WILL pay = Cash Tor good Cotton Linen Rags
delivered az ny Rag store on the Northeast corner me
Square. WOo.len and SIX Rags not wanted.
deC25-u VS.. WHITMAN.
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BEHBF ~ 80.
rT7HE FUNERAL UNDERTAKING ESTABLISHMENT OF
J. W INCOMES, is removed lu Church street, opposite
the old stand in the house recently built by DR. Young
where we are ready, usual give attention when
called on j. W. M'CONBS.
jena set HY ". r. CoRNELIus.I
FOR RE~T.
GOOD brick dwelling house with large garden, near
n the Military institute. Apply TO
ilU9 -5--f N ID. ELLIS.
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10. EDWARDS,


WHOLESALEGROCER COMMISSION AND
FORW RDIEG MERCHANT,
DEALER IN
BRANDIES, WINES, CIGARS &C.
C Orner of Spring and College Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
GROCERIES.
OnO BAGS prime Rio Coffee;
ZOU 100 " Laguyra do;
50 Java do;
500 boxes Virginia, Missouri and Ky. Tobacco
20 bags Pepper;
20 do Ginger;
90 do Spice;
. bags S Almonds
200 whole half and quarter hoEes Star Candles;
800 kegs Walls, BraGs and Spike5-assOrted;
200 boxes Glassware-sSS0Ted
25 coils Manila Rope;
200 bbls Rectiied Whisky;
so Old Bourbon do:
50 A" MonOnghahala do
so Rye do
so "Amencan Brandy;
25 n E. Rum.
25 Gin;
% " Walkers Xxx Ale;
% " Ray q B0z's do;
so cases Matches
Also large Stock Of fine Cigars, Braldies Wines &c
Just received and for sale by 10. EDWARDS,
dec, II,
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ORGAN GRNDIsG Holmes, the poet, writing Of
the Old style of crgan-ginders who used to aillict

nerves, says in hs inimitaole style:
You think they are crusaders sent
From some internal cline.
To pluck the eyes Of Sentiment,
And dock the tale Of Rhyme,
To crack the voice of Melody
And break the legs Of time
Buf bark, the ar again is still,
The music all is ground,
And silence Ike pOultice, comes
To heal the blows OF sound;
1t cannot be-itis-it is
4 hat Is going around.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-03

CoTrlN MANUFACTURERS. Secretary GUTHmE
in his late report estimates the vau, of our cotton
manufactures in 1856 at nearly $4,000 900. In
1850 she value was little over SCI, 100000.
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HOWARD Female INSTITUTE,

GALLATIN. SUMNER COUNTY. TENN.
JOSEPH \. FOWLER, President
CaARGE HOWARD LODGE, NO. %, IyBEPEDENT
FELLOWS.
THIS Institution is now in successful ope- ~
4 ration, and no efforts have been spared &tE-A
place in the front rank Of our Female Asf-EtCA
Schools The large increase iu she number 49,
Of Pupils az the opening the session al ES7FTZU
fOrds substantial ground to believe that it is ~ 80
destined 10 take position not inferior, IH any <sI
respect, 20 the most popular Institutes for ~
Female Education IN the South. ~
The Academic year commenced on The first ~ no
Of September ast but pupils received at any time
BCAEUIvG.-A Boarding House connected b Ina In sill
tuition Boarding also be procured n the best Of antilles
Of the place.
* FortuTther Information apply to the President or the
following Board OF FlsltDr5- T. e. TRINBLE.
81. $. MUNDAY,
B. &. ALLEN,
SIS. EUSH,
vs.. MOORE,
d6ci8-etw T. BOWERS
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THE undersigned, late Prof uf Languages -
i iu the Nashville University, having sold Efr.zA
his farm the Middle Franklin Turnpike, F=rfAr-<2
is about 90 remove TO the place Dee has pur- 49,
chased on the Gallau Turnpike, r. miles v-7=-=-F9
from the Nashville Bridge. be next SEES NJ 81
sion Of his Seminary, vii therefore De OPEN NJ
ed there on MONDAY, end OF FEBRUARY,
1857 and continue 10 the lei of JULY For "a
health and morals better mel ghb0rhgod ct-b1
can nowhere DO found.
All the bran-hes constituting thorough English Classical
and Mathematical Education will be diligently taught and
such course Of Intellectual Discipline pursued will be
best calculated 20 develop tremendously an the faculties
the mind. strict parental attention will be paid On the NOR
ais, manners, habits and DE Ih pupils. additional
respectfully solicited iEFNs-for The ormer slOu per
iauI 'j7-d3W NAIH CROSS.
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T5& ~.zs-asT~.
= - I OaJe
4 La,IE l.oL OF ODlll - t-Et-t1a !Et5 AND bUkEN-
"A GER Psi OILS received To-day by Express For sale
by W. II. CALHOUH5
Jan 'J1-tI = 10 Public Square.
"a
y E1aEEE5gkEl a -EAfA1Ifl $
BROAD STREET..
WEST OF Cf4aVFA SuDt4A DEPOT
TFT5ggsF,rg 81 FErsg,fE NTS
Nb muuude.urersoi sash, Door Frames Blinds Man
"A Ties Aolong7, ATchayes, base Boards, Pll4stersi
"eihcr iiHard'Hg. Poplar ana Tne Flooring Shelving
foods boxes aud al KINDS OF " ood Ork necessary Or the
inside Finish of Frame Brick Houses every description.
Orders from The surrounding country solicited Work care
uly put up SOFAS 10 De ha t uT sphpped without injury
sash Fumea 40. IidEeu o. desired.
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o. The whole number Of Atlantic steamships
lost is eight OF these, the President City Of
Glasgow and Pacific were never. heard Of The
loss involved is nearly 81 OOo OlO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-03

The IMPORTANCE OF OSE FoTE The Pope Of
Rome received one vote for President at the ls'e
election. It was cast in Oneida County New
York, by one Of Sans men.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-03

ALL GCSE OF the % members of the famous
Hartford Convention, every one has passed to bis
grave.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
rand Exhibition
PAINTINGS, OR DISSOLVING VIEWS,
Accompanied by music from The world r9nowned
INFANT DRUMMER,
L1TrRE BENSIE ENousH,
THIS EVENING, JANUARY ID,
In the srzelOus room BENZ. F. SHIELDS Auction
GTDOOrs open at el Performance to commence at X,
Odd Fellows Hall
POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK IN NASHVILLE
DIR. E. BEALE9S
GRAND ILLUMINATED HISTORY OF
DIR. KANE'S
Arctic Explorations 2
TOGETHRR with the English and Danish Searches for
i SIR JOHN FRANKLIN, within the Frigid Zone. In
SIEGE COMMANDMENT AND EVACUATION OF
SEBA STOPOLl
executed by the great meTcan artist George Heilge ESQ.,
from drawings taken on the spot BY the explorers
~ SFeIy hsh' az "a O'CLOCK ana Neunes-
gay ana saturday afternoons at oclock Tickets 5Oc
The extenstv5 celebrity which this gem Of artistic excel
nee has acquired as being the most sublime, interesting
ana ever eX6i0lied, Is sufficient guar
antee to the public Of its surprising merit.
New Orleans.
dee28-tl D. c. LAURIE, Agent.
NASHVILLE THEATRE.
one night more Of the engagement OF She young Amor-
MISS ANNETTE INCE,
On winch occasion she wlllaPPear in two characters.
SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY Sd,
MADELATNE,
FAINT HEART NEVER WON FAI:s LADY.
~ Doors open at 81 o'c!ocE p NJ curtain rises pre-
clsey at z, p. b.
DANCING ACADEMY.
THE next session Of MONS. A. PINGUELY'S Dancing
1857, at ociocE, P NJ Terms as usual. ''' " o.
Thankful for past fvors, Mons P respectfully soIcits
doO5l-2s IA. PISGUELY.
EIGHT OF JANUARY BALL.
BALL Will De given at Rec SPRINGS. the EIGHT
"A JANUARY Good music will be ia attendance, and
lhe oest Efforts nsed 10 make The occasion agreeable 70 v
! tors The public are respectfully invited.
AT AUCTION.
IN addition to our regular sales on MONDAY we will sell
without reserve oOObags Salt and several other articles
Jan3 81 B.LANIER& co.
IiUlS RENT FOR 1857,
TVHE commodiou dwelling farmerresdence or Eli Morris
deceased, situated south summcr street few doors
| frem DR.. G.. x. NinstOH's. AppI. %
| jams ST C. MORRIS g. STRATTO Y.
| UNION BANK or TENNESNEE,J
| Nashville. Jan. ,, 1851.
THE Board OF Directors day declared dividend
L Of s. share, Iuy able on the 9Th inst
jams '57-f J. COREY, Cash.
| CITY EXrRESS.
BAGGAGE packages AID parcels forwarded to any part
II the city. by Glover Co.'s City Express Orders eft a
Their Office No 49, South Side Public Square, viHbspromp
| iy attended 20. jan3-tf
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e5~ Late arrivals rom Havana stsre that snolh-
er cargo of Chinese coolies, numbering three hun
bred and nineteen, bad reached tia, island.
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Oar Secretary Of Stat SAYS in counting the
electoral vote, that Mr. Buchanan ia more than
sixteeE thousand 10000 votes a head OF Fillmore
and thirIy-oue thousand e., O0O) aLeal OF Ere
mont.
Charles Fairfax, Esq, Dem7crat) formerly Of
the District of Columbia, is elected clerk o. the
Supreme Court OF California by over eighteen
thousand ahead of his highest Antagonist. He re-
eeived more than two thousand votes more than
either CoDg-essnan on Lhe same .ickaL
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NEW FIRT.
T. H. 0REEFFIELD JOIN PATTERSON
Greenfield s. Peterson.
HAVING purchased the entire Stock o Furniture Car
II prting, Oil Cloth, Pianos &c, of W. 81 Il. Il Green
field q Co aud having also united the John Pat.er
SON. with our new purchase, we have the most extensive
assortment Of everything ourue offered Che cit-
zsns OF Nashville and respectfully solicit continuance Of
the ay0rs 80 Literally bestowed D. freHds. 10 will DE
our aim 90 rsnderthe utmost satisfaction all who may be
pleased 90 cali us.
jane, Sim %. GREENFIELD & PATTERSON.
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RANSWONTANIA ACADEMY, GALA
FEENE-G@ErFr

TRANSWONTAHIA ACADEMY, GALA
TIN, g ENN ESSEf
TTHE Session OF this Institution win commence on
MONDAY JANUARY Eth, 1857, and continue ave months.
The course uf instruction thorough and al the time
emucHty practical embraces the branches
Engli-h, Mathematical ana Classical Education.
The Academy butdrzs have lately been enlarged by
addition Oitwo commudI0u halls President mas
the qualification % announce that DE will be assisted
by Mr. C. Il. BAETE,U Of the Ohio Wesleyan Institute who
highly recommended Teacher OF c-pabity and
experience.
For Circulars containing terms her information.
address DIR ". W. LAHBujN, President, or
G. S. GRAY, Secretary
dsclI-d2aW3W. OF the ACADEMY, GaIlatiu, Tenn.
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rnr RIEoroplI. 80 nF WIsnnssIN

The first Wednesday Of December was the day
provided By the United States law for the Electors
of President and Vice President to meet ia their
various States and cast their Electoral votes. A
suow-storm on the day previous having shut of
al communication with Madison, lhe capital of the
Slate of Wisconsin, the electors for Wisconsin did
not arrive there, and consequently the vote oil
Wisconsin was not cast for President. The Md
ison Argus of the evening Of the 4th ult, remarks
upon this circumstance as follows:
"Itis universally conceded that the iailurs is
fatal to our vote, and that it can now no more be
cast than could the primary election be held or
different day if the people had failed to vote on the
4tb of November The term Of Office OF the Elec-
tors ceased with the day on which they were to
cast the vote and they can now no more legally
discharge their official functions than could spy
other citizens of the State.
This fsilure happens to be Of no consequence. in
the present case but it is easy to perceive how
such mishap might have defeated OOnsumniia
ton Of the popular will.
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- FRANCI.CO. D.. 5 10

The CAUFoESrA ELECT N-We have the fol-
lowing letter from friend 10 California:
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q HAVEjust returned from New York, and am now -
opening magnificent stock Of Jew Iry, Watches "a
&c the newest and most beautiful STYLES, and - Il
great variety Of Goods for GIFTs, suitable lorthe
ing Holidays. W. Fl. CALHOUN,
drc2l-t1w. Public Nuu7rr-
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4 LARGE Lot Of COLTS REPEATERS AND DUREN-
"A GER PISTOLS received to-day by Express. For sale
by ". II. CALHOUN,
jan 'J7-tf Is Public Square.
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DANCING ACADEMY.
THE next session Of MONS }. A. PINGUELY'S Dancing
Academy, wall commence on Friday. the ID OF Janugry
1857. at O'Clock, p. NJ Terms as usual.
Thankful Tor past hyors, Mons. P., respectfully socits
continuance Of Che liberal patronage heretofore bestowed up
N him..
deC}l-3t J. A. PTyGUFIY-
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TO THE CONSUMERS OF CORN MEAL IN
EASFIETIfE.E.

Z HAVE started O Sill in the city, and viii keep
hand, fresh Meal, at 40. 1u7, South Summer street
All orders attended to- and will sell az the iOwes cash
CITY, and viii deliver o. customers in any part NJ the
prfce ). vs.. CALDWELL,
nav1g-H Agent.
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BANDtISIA SEMINARY,

HARPER'S MAGAZINE and GODEY'S La
DIES ROCK FOR JANUARY
lust receivedby
y decd p. HAGAN& co.
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y AGGAGE packages and parcels forwarded To any part Of
l. the city by Glover Co.'s City Express. Orders left at
their Office No 49, South Side Public Square, viii be prompt
ig attended 20. fan3-tf