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Taxation

A correspondent furnishes US below an
interesting article in regard to the prospect
i've taxes in this city and county, for the
present year. The property holders Of
Nashville, it will be seen, are to pay no less
than $I9 40 on the thousand. When to
this enormous tax is added the item for in
surance on improved property, an adequate
idea may be formed Of the burthens to be
borne by the unfortunate individual who
happens to own real estate in Nashville.
1t is well for the future prosperity of the
city that these heavy taxes are not likely
to last many years. We hope that at least,
so long as they do last they will cause the
people to see that proper economy is prac-
ticed in the administration of the city gov
erment-that all drains are cut off which
can be dispensed with, and the doors of the
council shut in the faces of all seekers after
fat corporation jobs, and others who wish
to be fed at the public crib.
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FRIDAY, MARCH 8. 1857.


The InauguratEon-TheC nbfnet.
Telegraphic dispatches in another column
inform us that the ceremonial of Inaugural
ting Mr.. BUCHANAN as President of the
United States, took place at Washington,
on Wednesday, in presence of large con-
course of citizens. The oath of Office was
administered by the venerable Chief JUS
tice TANEY. Judging from the extensive
preparations made, the interest manifested
in the section of the country around Wash
ington, and the increased desire which is
extending itself into all the ramifcations of
society to pay court to power and place,
we doubt not the pomp and pageantry of
this Inauguration eclipsed all others The
Supplemented race Of the days of Washing
ton and Jefferson, little dreamed of the at
tempts which their poSterity would make
to rival the coronation scenes of the Old
World, and to set up human authority as
something, but little less than divinity.
The Cabinet is announced as follows:
Secretary Of STATE ........ LEWIS oAss of Michigan
Secretary Of The Treasury, HOWELL COBB Of Georgia.
secretary Of Var, ..... JOHN B. FLOYD, Of Virginia
Secretary Of the Macy, AARON V. BROWN, Of Tenn
Secretary Of the Interior, JACOB THOMPSON Of Miss
Postmaster General, ARNOLD PLUMER, Of Penn.
Attorney General, $500. \. CLIFFORD, Of Maine.
This list contains no statesman of distin-
guished ability except Gen. CAss, and he
has attained an age at which most men
would feel disposed to retire from public
life 1t cannot be expected that he will
impart much vigior to the State Depart.
ment and if he should abandon the post
long before his term expires, the country
will not, we apprehend, miss him much.
PLUMER, the P. M. General, is almost
unknown. He was in 1855 elected Canal
Commissioner of Pennsylvania. We hope
be may approve himself good officer, but
we shall not expect any great things Of
him.
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NAsHyILLE. March 5th 1s67

EDITORS OF THE PATRIoT:-As far as have
been able to learn the sentiment Of Davidson
County is divided between Gen. ZoLLIcoFFER and
Col. NCEwEN, as candidates for Congress in this
District Now, l think the interests Of the Ameri.
can party absolutely require the existence of the
most perfect harmony in this county and there
fore suggest that the plan for us to adopt, is to
compromise on that gallant and chivarous adv
of American principles, jams N. QUARLEs, the
favorite of Montgomery. Let US have Gen. Quarles.
lie is every way worthy of the position, aud bis
nomination would be acceptable to the party all
over the District
Yours, HARMONY,
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FouRrEES MES DRowSKD.-We learn from
Mr.. JAMES, who has just returned from LOUIS
sille. that few nights since, two coal boats
sunk 10 the Ohio fiver, short distance above
Smithlsnd, snd that fourteen rnen were drown
eA. The crews OF the two boats numbered
eighteen, snd out Of that number only four es-
capped. Those on board endeavored 10 save
themselves by cliDging TO the oars Of the boats,
but the river was 50 high, aud q storm raging
Al the time, that fourteen Of them persisted.
rhe boats were from Can5elton, 1t which
point tbs men shipped. We have not been
enabled to learn the names OF those drowned.
The boats were bound for New Orleans
Memphis appeal, Ist.
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DIR. Kane in the Mexican War.

II las already been stated that the lsmented
Arctic explorer, DR.. E. K. Kane, in addition
to bis extensive travels in foreign climes, had
served bis country in the Mexican war. The
following is sketch of this portion of his won
derf1l life:
On his arrival in Philadelphia from an ex-
petition to the coast of Africa, lie appeared to
be but the shadow of a man; but although his
limbs tottered, and death stared him in the
face, he could not rest His country was at
war with Mexico, and he resolved, II he had
10 die, to yield his breath in its defence
| Against the entreaties of his family this in
domiiable spirit made his way to Washington,
| requested a commission from President Polk,
and it was granted The President Entrusted
| him with important dispatches for General
| Scott, and he sailed for Vera Cruz. The road
between that point and the capital was infest-
| ed with large bodies of brigands and regular
troops ofthe enemy. At NapOluca the doctor
and his escort met large body of the enemy;
and here he displayed a nerve, not only In
| compelling bis own men to fight, but 10 oharg-
| iig The foe, that was unsurpassed in that war.
| The enemy were routed and large number OF
| prisoners taken, among whom were Generals
Torrejon and Garons and young Garona.
The latter was wounded by DR.. Kane him-
self, and the chivalry of the young conquerer
was now displayed in giving the wounded man
the benefit OF his surgical skill. With no 9th
er instrument than the best prong of fork
and piece of pack thread, the Doctor took
up the artery, and placed the young man in a
condition so that he could be conveyed safely
to Puebla. Soon afterwards young Garona
informed DR.. Kane that he had overheard Col
Dominguez, of the escort, say that he would
put Gen. GarOns to death, because he owed
him an old grudge. The doctor instantly in
terfered, placed himself between his escort and
| the prisoners, and threatened to shoot the first
man who attempted the life OF Garona. Do
miDguez became furious, and ordered his men
to charge. But the Doctor piled his revolver
on all sides W it'll fatal effect, and although Sc
verely wounded in the thigh, continued to keep
the foe at bay, and conducted his prisoners to
| Puebla, where they were placed under the
charge of Col. Child. At this point the young
hero was detained many days, owing to the
severe nature of his wound, and was kindly
cared for by the family of Garona, who never
forgot the Doctors generosity. The despatch
es were delivered to General Scott, and as
| peace was soon concluded, DR.. Kane re urned
once more to his own country.
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CHANCERY SALES.
Chancery Court.

n compliance with decree OF the Chancery Court at
Nashville, A. the Move mber Term, Is 8, in the Of
Albert DreyfOys ct ais by pfts, shall on the fth
day Of April next expose for puoc safe, TO the hiebet
bidder the Courtyard Gate in said city, the following
described lot parce Of Land lying tho North side Of
Lick rranch being Of Lot Ne 81 in Baich White
Adj iticn 70 Nashville. snd bounded follow COru
ing at A. L. Samue picket fence and running 10 TIE aid
k branch and thence running sh the meandeFs of said
auch the point half beiHeen Cherry
and College street tn nee on line hsEay between aid
street (and in parallel line with them BOTH TO DO m
the begnn OK. There more ten msus said
property, particular description % which will be
given on the Day of sale.
Oae and years, with notes we'll secured and
a lien r-tainrd feb25-t1 @. d. BRiEN, q. M.
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CHANCERY SALE.

DIT virse ola decree the Chancery Court at Nashville
d a its May term 1855, Ia the case Of Williams
sarah 4 Jrdan ct ais will, the 2lst day OF
March neat the Conrty Gate, 10 said city, expose
for pubic tie highest bidder, Lot in taiCh
Wheside's Addition, described follows: Beginning az
the Of Vine and CrsN ford Streets the along Vine
Is feet 10 Lockhar corner thence With Lockharts
line hundred feet stake, thence b. line through
said IS a stake CraEord street, thence with
ue Of Crawford hundred feet the beg
ming.
TKzNsSald property Wiiess credit Of six, nlrs
and months Notes veil secured and lien retaDed-
frbIT-td c. d. Brian, G. 4 ~.
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For the Patriot.
our Taxes.

Nh. EDIroE-I have taken the pains to sscer.
tain the Of taxation in this city and county, for
the year 1857, and find it to be much higher than
heretofore. Below is furnished statement of the
amount based upon one thousand dollars worth of
property, from which each property-hOlder can
make something like a reasonable estimate of the
taxes he will have to pay the present year. per-
son owning property in the city, will have to pay
on each 1000 Of taxable property, the following
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-06

TIE CENTRAL AMERICAN TREATY.-The in-
telligent correspondent of the New York C0u-
rier and Enquirer writes as follows:
l have scarcely doubt that the Central
American treaty will be confirmed. The
cause of the Wilmot proviso being inserted has
been satisfactorily explained, and the treaty is
strengthened by the expungng of the section
confirming the Mosquito land grants.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-06

Messrs. Matteson and Gilbert, NJ. O's from
New York, implicated in the report of the
Corruption Committee have resigned and
after their resignation, the House, naturally
enough, decided to carry out the resolutions
of the Corruption Committee for their expul-
sion. Indeed, then they were not members to
be expelled.
Several constructions may be put upon this
act of resignation,-but the natural one is,
that tue honorable members felt certain they
should be expelled, IF they did not resign
and hence, they took time by the forelock,
and, to save themselves from the dangers of
expulsion, obviated the necessity oft.
We are aware that these gentlemen put their
designations upon the GROUND, that the House
would not give them trial, land they allege,
lit the House had, they could shew that they
were mot guilty" To understand the posi-
ton of these gentlemen, il must be understood,
that the Committee of the House Go not as
sumo to pronounce them guilty" only, that
their acts have been suspicious and improper,
for their association with other members of
Congress. Expulsion may not be for 'guit."
member of Congress should so conduct him.
self as to be exempt from such suspicious as
attach to Messrs Mstteson and Gilberts names.
Congress is not body go constituted as to
give AIRY man "a trial" That is the business
of the Courts of Law and of the Judiciary and
Juries Two hundred and twenty M. O.'s can
not try anybody. The constitution gives them,
not to try, but right TO expel members who
so conduct as to be unfit for Congressional as
ISOLATION.
Mr.. WEIGH, (of Ct.) has been substantially
acquitted, the House voting, (ayes lie, nays
AZ that no sufficient evidence against him
was elected by the Committee, and that there
fore no further proceedings should be had
against him.-N Y. Express.
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~ Ia the debate In the House Of Commons.
A. .ne opening o. PaFlsmsbt, Lord Jeha Resell
aid Mesquite might De said 70 haze disappeared.
and that es no further Fisk Of being asovsd Ia
dfRcaIgies wish she Repoolie OF the Unitsd States
on aeeoang Of Ihe paitry States Il csnlrnl meFea
which wsfs worth noshlag to either poser
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Chancery Court.

DY virtue ola decree Of the Chsneery Co1Tt Nah
ID Vile atits November term, 1856 IN ihe Of Mar
tina " wyatt vs. Nicholas Knight and others will on the
fsh day March nrxt the Court yard Gaze b. aid
city r pubic sale 70 the highest bidder atrac Of
Land situated In Chatham ossnty Belonging 10 he estate
Of Spencer wyatt deed, containing iOGr hundred aid
thirty acres more or less.
TEHNs Four and SIX months credit, notes vel secured
and lien retained. z. ID. BklkN,
kbat CieEk and " aster-
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Notice to Railroad Contractors
EON SAVE.

lot Of Mules, Carts and Harness, working Oxen Carts
n and Chains Seven Stillson's Patent Excavators,
ey superior machine, with which excavation be done
at CALF the cost. large lot of new and partly
wo Shovelsl Picks and MatOcks. Drills Bars, sedRes,
Masons' FOOLS Der icks and Rigging, Smiths Tools Once
Furniture, sc 1ne Saddle Horse, pair matched bay
Carriage Horses yearSOd. Two Of Plated Car
rage Harness. and elegant Top buggy two
horses All Of which will be sold cheap for cash
ed short time paper.
Early application to the subscriber the office Of the
Northwestern Railroad, lower Market Street. will
good bar aims. A. BECKER.
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ID ANYWAY from Decatur Furnace, in Decatur county,
III Tennessee in July last, Negro, JOHN. whose
recovery and putting in jail in this State will pay $50
II taken out OF the State and secured in jail will pay
800. We purchased said boy OF James NJ. Murrel Of
Nashville in MAY last Said Boy weighs alb is5 pounds
is coal black and heavy set about feet inches HIGH very
shy hair The only recolected is the hrsl joint of
OF his right left humbnOt positive which. He
African language, and seems little ton que tied.
col AOAY, CHEATHAM 4 CO.,
feb9 Clifton Po.t.otfce Wayn- county Tenn
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Ew- The Washington Star Of Thursday ssys:
The Reside Claim, which has been 80 long
before Congress aud she Coart Of Claims, under
the management Of is leading counsel, Joseph
B. Ssewart, Esq. Of Kentucky, was yesterday
paid at the Treasury Department in inll, prin-
cipL and interest,"
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NAPOLEON MEMOIRS.

W. T. BERRY 4 co. have also on sale
MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE, AND CONVERSE
TI0Ns F THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON. By Count
De Las Casas With Portraits and other Illustrations
vols, clo.h.
NAPOLEON's CAMPAIGNS IN EGYPT AND
SYRIA, 179S-1799 dictated by the Emperor at ST. He
lena, and published by General Bertrand vols svo
With an Atlas oils Plates Ofhe Plans Of Battles Pars
/ 1871.
MOETHOLON's HISTORY OF THE CAPTIyTTY
| OF NAPOLEON AT ST HELENA. vols. Ia calf
NAPOI EON'S CONFIDENTIAL CORREsPON-
dence with his Brother Joseph. OILS. limo.
LAST DAYS OF NAPOLEON. Memoirs Ofthe Last
Two Years OF NaPoIeon's Exile. BY Dr.. F. Autommacehi
forming Sequel to the Journals ofHr OMeara az Count
Las Casas. syo.
| MEMOIRS OF THE INVASION OF FRANCE By
the Allied Armies, and 1.-THE Last Months ofthe Reign
of Napoleon, including his ArdIcation. Written by com
mAnd Of the Emperor By Fan hrst Secretary Of
the Cabinet. VOL svo. witha Map oftAe Campaign Of
1914.
ABB0TT's LIFE OF NAPOLEON. 9vOls.
NAPOLEON IN EXILE. ByOMeara.
NAPOLEON AT ST. HELENA. From the Letters
andJournsls q Sir Hudson Lowell
MEMOIRS OF NAPOLEON. By the Duchss D'Abran-
ties. 2vo!s. With Portraits.
HAZLuTTs LIFE OF NAPOLEON.
NAPOLEONs MEMOIRS: Evenings with Prime
| Cambaeeres, Second Consul By Baron Langon.
NAPoLEON's EXPEDITION TO RUSSIA. By
| Count de Segur
TIE NAPOLEON DYNASTY. By the BerElsy Men.
| with 20 Portraits.
NAPOLEON AND HIS MARsHALs. By Hssdley.
EAPOLEOTs OLD GUEAD. By Hsadley.
NAPIERs PENINsULAR WAR.
ALIsONs HISTORY OF EUROPE. With an Atlas
| oftne Plans OF Battles.
THEIRS HISTORY OF THE FRENCH REvoLU-
| TON. 5yols., with Portraits. febi8
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n compliance with order of the Honorable cifenlt
sosr q Rco-rsoa Coanty made Al It's February rerm
ISL Ia the cause Of e. Payns heirs BY guard Aa
ina. A. Payne 70 sell House and Lot vii - Cor sale
on MONDAY, The 6th day o. April neat gheng County
Coart dAy IN The t0wa Of Springfield Robertsoa coany
fennessee credit Of oae, aud three yeArl tai
vAaAble f4vera House. long and avoF.hy knowu tAs
ePaiA6fltL HOTEL The Las Is 81 aated the north
east corner n the Public square fsutns IsJfst MAa
aud sIaon Mas streets, taboat aercsl fh- Hoas
neat ARD Substantial brick Hou.s veil suited 70 boiery
Aad miEhf Be- used basness hsute priSse rsenee
contains II rteen Feos, cellars 4e. On the til al
neeeasAFy oa,-badnga, ce-hea stables. xtfdsas &C.
said properly vi be sod cred 81 Csc tEo sud hrer
yesrs, Nth fatenest rom cate. I've oc1 securities ell
be reqaifs The parehasrF AID Hen retained N
property unti pa f0r caah fr casts % safe 10 a1Sanee
nArcb3--d yfHs 5 HufCHt-as
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EoR tax 7 ilEE that broke The lock from my stable,
., on On wednesday nish lsh inst and stole bean.
tfai turned BAY HORSE o. years oii; back sis ana
tai; no white rscoeetsd, about is baRs hgl;
having fAther uky APPEARANCE, frcm ahuit sCms
j. mlnhs ince- he ans harness horse either dcubie
or .nSe Yer any information, he the horss
VII nAy lberaliy. 0EO- c. CANTRELL.
hi ~ Al
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FOR SALE

THE WONEsFEAD0F MATTHEW NELSON, DEc'S, q
L This uact - heaufisrly situated en- The \. C.-G
Railroad "a niles from Nasbvr, and i known 70 be The
very test Lard 10 Ruhefsord county SO Unier
god ence ant y In enltiVaion thc talsncs
arl tHb~rsd. Huricape Creek runs through he enie
traes aaosng sbaE lance Of water he DIS est ssason
There aio number ~ perpetual sPrnsss uaoh sass
very desiFahie at1ek Fsr- Tie sol IL reh snoash 20
srsAk es u s and sWe Adaatsd % ne sFoah q eo-sns
toi aceo. 9 81 arass.
ThsinrC vemrnss consist d irane D~clog VIII ,efen
Feons al oathoutes oomqis1e xn, barn, stAoas, 80 .
ne hscriesr uiH Be - hashzile ~ sse.s, hna IN
take pAsUre abosins ne premes % any who ~ -
sFs 10 purShass FERNS easy, Bosssssien given nnsd-
Alsy. Nbio-u = N.t11e.
cALr--soe b6lsia siofs and OF sab ~ -, -
- ana NNAA w.
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COTTON CORD,

IN consequence Of of stock during the winter months
and accidents to machinery, by fire, of prn-
cpal Cotton Factories there only tenth Cotton Cord
enough made TO supply the orders which
article. am Icing the best can TO supply my customers
In filing part OF the orders they turn; and pub
fish thisby way Of explanation to those who have favored
me with their orders. S. NJ BARRETT,
WOODWARD and CorCage Dealer,
march3-1m Cincinnati o.
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VXTASrgO-A rssponsibse aad satsIprisisg naa 60
w locate a. Nashville, Tenn. a. General gsns Of
large sasscTptiou Beok Pueshing House IN Philadelphia
70 one sho furnish calh capital Of hon e8to 70 $500,
mi. 4, a rare chance money particulars.
4rsss san 44s, eoss-oass. a philadelphia, Pa.
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Napoleon at st. Helena.
W. t. BERRY s co. have just received

W. It. BERRY s co. have just received
NAPOLEON At ST HELENA; or, interesting Ansc-
dotes and remarkable Conversation sof the Fmperor
ng the Five and Half Years Of his Captivity Collected
from the Memorials of Las Casas, O'Meara MonthoIaon
Antommaceh and others. By John c. Abbott With IL
Illustrations. vol, sVo cloth.
Extract from the Prefac ]
The genius Of Napoleon astounding. Abranches Of
human knowledge seemed alike fan liar his gigantic
mind. His conversation at St. Helena, scatt red a rough
the num'r US and voumnous memo ials Of those tho
cleaned them, repiete WITH intenses interest
There isno mind which will not be invigorated by am
ariy with those profound thoughts, expressed with
much glow Of feeling and energy Of diction.
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% FURNITURE AND cEDAR-wARE MANU-
Jacks aud Jennets For Sale.

TINHE undersigned offers for sale ten Jacks, some OF
which UpEards OF hneeB hands high, and sixteen
Jennets Also, thorough bred Bay Stallion "ka nsas
four Old past, upwards Of sixteen hands hEA
imported sovereign, dam % Imported Leyathan grand
dam By Stockh0der pnd several thorough bred Mares and
FHies by imD0rted Glencoe, SOVEREIGN Knd LssiAthan
al 70 be a. my plantation In Jackson county Tea
For further particular address M agent Mr. W.
Lyon Bagdad Post once tennessee Who Is on The premi-
sea, and i fully aath0 Tized TO sell
fsbIs-lmdtri-tw Wv VOOLFOLK
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VIM SIMMONS

CARPENTER AND BUILDER respectfully announces to
~ the citizens of Nashville that he is located
Of Church and Summer Streets opposite the St
Cloud Hotel whore he is prepared all kinds Of
Carpenters and Joiners Work. Doors and Blinds
Stair Cases, Show Cases. Cce Desks, Fitting up Stores
Jobbing and Repairing, &C. promptly attended to.
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TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING, situated in -
n McGavocks Addition, containing i've rooms s@..l
and kitchen-has lately been used for Boarding I'LL
House for the hands employed the Railroad Bridge
The furniture in the house be bought low and be
still used for the purpose and the boarder
be secured well is being dug, and will be in
shed Apply to w. R MCFARLAND,
marchS-0 70 College
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THE NASHVILLE PUBL lSHlNs AND PRINTING
COMPANY

DOCKS for rptions 70 he Capital Stock Of this Com
40 pany Eil be op ned az The once e s. Lindsey,
No 80 College street on satarday the inst. and w
open from day day. unta su,ie AZ sun Il Sub.
serbsf 10 organize said Company prescribed BY the
Ac. ohacteriHs said Company.
R0LFE g. SAUNDERS
roar4-tf co-.,.;-.te.ss-
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LOTS FOR NAI.E,

A HOUSE and LOT Summer street, free from tar 81
n feet, with new brick house
Two 10 on Vine street between Spring and Broad.
Lot on Market street. South Nashville, on which Is
comfor able brick dwelling.
Two Losin Edge deld fronting "a the Gallatn Turnpfk
near CAM bells stare.
One Lot on High street, North OF efsrson street
Five Lots Ia McGavoek's Addition on College street
Two Lots in McGavoCk's Addition, on sumner street.
For teTut,appytO SAML OROCKETT,
febi9 No. IS College street
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New Spring and Summer Goods.

7 AM now receiving my stock Of SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS, Of the latest styles, expressly for Genemens
to which invite the attention Of my customers and
GisO-sCOTTS REPORT OF FASHIONS for the Spring
and Summer SAM. PRICHITT,
feb2G 81 College street,
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L. IL. GIaScOck,
AuctiOnecr and General Agent

would oasr hs services he PHOe, sssssnt for thai
sale o.
REAL ESTATE, NEGROES 2
or other spec ofprepery. ether in town oreOuntry Be-
log detera red 10 devote my 70 the above baness,
ana having had considerable exp TcEee hstter uyssn
that ca riss satisfaction these VIC nay favor 10
that line. eau Alwsys be foand a. ne Counting Rom
Of the Patriot once, -hsre NJ essence orderseAn
Be len / gHi ass attet q tofke sales u
Dry Goods, Groceries sc.
rnarch Z, Ie5T.
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NEGRO ron SALE.
ARare Chance.

HAyEhr ale an sIceilsnt good Tanner, sbost IS %
90 years cd. st0at, very hHsiy and intelligent
s,hss w. p RTER.