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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-24

TUESDAY, FEB. "a, 1857.
From Washington.


Especial Correspondents Of the Nashville Pairiotl
The neu Cabinet Corruption Committee-G.
". Jones.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10, 1857.
Tie Universal opinion here is that the Lew
Cabinet will be composed of Cass, in the STATE;
Floyd 10 the War; Co5b, in the Treasury;
Brown, of Tennessee, inthe Navy; Toucey, At
torney General; Thompson, of Mississippi, in
the Interior; and Jones, of Pennsylvania, Post
Master General. This is to be the new Cabi-
net, if the opinion ofthe politician of this city
is worth any thing Doubtless, some reliable
information has been received from Wheat
land which gives truth to this opinion. Il is
as universally condemned as it is believed. 1t
is looked upon as ire-eating, Dnllifying and
impOtent Cabinet. Brown, Floyd, and Thomp-
son are exceedingly distasteful to the North
ern Democracy. They openly denounce the
Southern disunion element represented by
these gentlemen, while the South is equally
offended at the selection of Cass, the great and
leading champion of Squatter Sovereignty.
Another Circumstance renders it still more OBJ
jectionsble. Cass and Toucey are Senators,
recently reprdiated by their own States; and
Thompson and Brown were strenuous oppo-
sers of the Oomprom Use of 1850, and supper
tiers of the Nashville Convention. Jones is the
famous negro suffrage petitioner, and Cobb,
the Maynard demagogue, equally distasteful
to the Southern extremists. The elements are
homogeneous, and the universal opinion is they
"won't mix" The tide is beginning already
to turn against the new administration, and
Buck will have to exercise more nerve and
energy in future matters than he has done in
this, if be hopes or expects to ever restore con-
fidence in his Administration. The Bright
and Douglas cliques have been thrown ove--
board, and the Walker faction has been utter
ly repudiated. These three strong factions are
now discomfort, and the grumbling is audible.
Jacob Thompson is laughed al as being entire
ly unfit and Cas- is regarded as for war and
Canada.
The investigating Committee is expected to
report to day. Edwards, Sage, Matteson, and
Gilbert, Of New York, and Welch, of Connec-
ticut, are the five members, who, it is said,
win be expelled, being detected in fraud
They are all Black Republicans and have been
for long time suspected of corruption.
Geo. W. Jones has become so intensely
American that he refused to vote for the Nil.
itary Academy appropriation because it con-
tanned an appropriation to pay Professor CT
Spanish. A little teaching in the Kings En-.
glish would not hurt George W, bat suppose
his andpathy to the Spanish must be attrib>
uted to his Americanism, his intense and con-
centrated Americansm.
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Hacking noxvn-

The Democracy seems to be again backing
down, says the Richmond Wig, of the 9th,
as they have often done heretofore. from some
Of their professed principles. For example,
to the bill on Saturday to enable the people of
Oregon to form a Constitution and State Gov
eminent, and for the admission ofsuch State
into the Union, an amendment was attached.
upon the motion of Mr.. Marshall, ofKentucky,
to the effect that ''onEy citizens of the United
States shall be entitled to vote at the election
provided for by the aw."-Thus disallowing
aliens to vote, whereas, under the Kansas Ne-
braska bill, they are permitted to vote
In the discussion on the Oregon bill. Mr..
Mi!scn, of Virginia, remarked ''lhat while he
had no sympathies whatever, with that party
in the country which seemed to be most pre-
JUDGED on this or that subject, yet be regarded
the question as one not merely confined TO that
political organization, but one wAich oroht 10
command The support of men Of all parties. To
allow an alien to vote in the establishment of
a constitution and state Government. would
be to grant privilege to foreigners who owed
no allegiance to our institutions, which, in his
opinion, ought not to be conceded"
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
NAPOLEON MEMOIRS.

" I. BERRY ( CO. have also OF sac
4EAUIR5 OF THE LIFE, AND CONVERSE
kIoNs z THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON. By Count
De Las Casa' With Portraits and other Illustrations.
vos cloh.
hAPOLEoN's CAMPAIGNS IN EGYPT AND
SYRIA, II98-l7e9 dictated By the Emperor at St. He
lena, and published BY General Bertrand. vols, svo
With Alta offs Plates oftbe Plans ofBaues Paris
1917.
1oNTHOLoN'S HISTORY OF THE CAPTIVITY
OF NAPOLEON AT ST HELENA. vols. Ia { calf
NAP0LEoE's CONFIDENTIAL CCRREsPON-
dsnce with his Brother Joseph. vols. limo.
LAST DAYS OF NAPOLEON. Memoirs Of the Last
Two Years ofNapoeon's Exile By Dr.. F. Autommacehi,
forming Sequel the Journals of9r Oeara and Count
Las Casas. Svo
MEGoIRs OF TIE INVASION OF FRANCE BY
The Allied Armies and ofthe Last six Months Ofthe Reign
Of Napoleon including his Atdicatcn Written By com
msnd Of the Emperor By Baron Fain first Secretary
the Cabinet VOL, syo w,ths Map ofthe Campaign o.
1sIL
A9BOTTs LIFE OF NAPOLEON svols.
NAPOLEON IN EXILE. ByOMears.
NAPOLEON AT ST. HELENA. From the Letters
andJournals Ct Sir Hudson Lowell
WRE0IRS OF NAPOLEON. By the Duches D'Ab.a an
tes 2v1'-. With Portraits.
HAZLuTTs LIFE OF NAPOLEON.
NAP0LE0Fs MEMOIRS: Evenings with Prince
cambsceres, second Consul By Baron Iangon.
FAPOLEON's EXPEDITION TO RUSSIA By
Count de Ssgur
THE NAPOLEON DYNASTY. Blythe Berkley Men.
With 20 Portraits.
NAPOLEON AND HIS MARSHALS. By Hesdley.
NAP0LEONS OLD GUEAD. By HeIdley.
EAPIER'S PENINsULAR WAR.
ALIsON's HISTORY OF EUROPE. with an Atlas
Of the Plans Of Battles.
THIER's HISTORY OF TIE FRENCH REVOLT
TON 5volg., with Portraits feb1s
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bile from Havana on the 18th. 1t will, as
our contemporary of the Mobile advertiser
justly remarks, abe perused every where
with sorrowfnl emotions. Few men of his
time, if any of his age, have written their
names higher upon the scroll of renown,
and no man better deserved than he the
admiration and approval the record of his
deeds has awakened. Self sacrificing, skill
iui and intrepid to a remarkable degree, he
enriched beyond any of his contemporaries
the geographical literature of his country,
and has left name which will be cherished
and remembered so long as the records of
adventure and successful explorations shall
endure. His latest effort in behalf of hui
manity, in searching a second time for the
lost British navigator and his companions,
has made his name familiar as household
words" in both continents; and multitudeS
in both will drop tear of sincere regret
over his early grave He died in the prime
of years, ere the period of middle life was
reached, and the shadows of declining man
hood darkened his pathway. For some
time, however, his health had been feeble,
and he was not without warning that the
sands in his hour glass were fast running
out, and that his next distant voyage
would be as a solitary adventurer to 'that
undiscovered country from whose bourne no
traveller returns"
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We we're much gratihed on reading in
the n. o. Daita OF the 18th inst. let
ter from Havana, written on the lth, IN
which II was stated that "Dr. Kane's health
is rapidly Improving Thiswas, however,
but brief period Of sunshine followed by
clouds and darkness. On the 18th bis
faithful servant VIM. Morton, who has
been with seven years, writes that 'Dr.
Kane is still alive but cannot last through
the dayR This intelligence was brought
by the Quaker CITY, which arrived at No.
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NOR RENT.-The BRICK OFFICE, No ., -
North Ma ket street, ilst below Fred. sloan's tff
Naauf. Glory. Possession given Immediately. Ap L.
DIV to CHARLES ". SMITH,
Jau2p BAG ~ O1i' festie5t--
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$50 IA reward

TOR TIE llgR % q hrake tha lck from az Stable.
IT son eiuestay nzht, fsh mss, ard sole
% u1rn-f BAY HOkSE or years Oh; black naiu and
tai. sate rtc0lfeIed about laA hantt -,
having rather uEy a7psarare- etus-i GA skult some
is m tufhs ice. he ans harness horse, either acEh
o. ngie any Information, he reurl % he hgrs
/ vii aay b.raly. Gao. c. CANrkELL.
Ea.f d.
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&lOO ReWard!

IlANAWAT from nscatlF Fsraaes, 10 bscsiur cuGHtv,
1 / Tennessee, 10 JsF ias Negro, g0EN f3f shosr
recovery ana pst.as a. Ia ail STATE we si pty sc
30 tskcn cat she SAT- scared 10 jail pay
fioa We psschased sad hey Of Jaues AZ. Mafrsl. Of
Nashris Mas last esd Soy ssEls sb IA itl plans,
b4ac4 Aad hraEg ssi, -aoai ices rhes hifh. very
shy taif. TIE aay s1stsd isthe frs iaiat "a
81 as li is ihaaa ne E1s Ts Hhsh lie fsal
Af..aza lGnFaagt, Anf setEs i.tir to1ras Sea.
cot tokY, CH EAftlAd q co
fsbfS Chaa Fostoaias. Eayus ogaaty, Isnn.
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On the IN Of February, a. ths tmily nAusIcn three
uass east Of this ely, MISS FANSIE T. GOoDLEF. sic
vas born in Orange county yrgiaE &C oBsr sist iTsl
aged q yeArs, months and days.
For Hsany years she a worthy member Of The First
Presbyterian chsch in this city she possessed LIBERAL
and noble heart Aad disd N In The fAh ofthe rSsps
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ImPsrtans from FTexIco.

MoBiLx, Feb e0.--The MEXICAN var steamer
Guerrero has arrived IN ave days lfora vera Cruz.
vita Dr. Crawford, bearer Of despalcbes isom Ma
lister Forsyth to our GoEsrnnsnL
Col Buitsfheldis tho besrer cf "a important
treaty concluded BY Mr. forsyEh wish the Nexic.n
GovernmenL Doc Borradurano, the Secretary Il
Ihs Mexican legallen a. Washington, 9Th eopY
Of the treaty, len Mexico privately 10 avoid sasp.
cion.
An othcsr OF The steamer states that II ghe treaty
i accepted, the steamer ell remain 20 carry back
The result. Tbs party so u WsshlDssoa immsdi-
alsly.
Comoniosss eovsrnwent vas gaining strength,
ed The rebellion bad sesa efashsd.
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ZOE SALE.

or No. u In the wilson Spring Addition. fronting q
Il 50 feet south Union street. One Of the hand -
somcst lots la This addition. Apply To
fsbfs A. V g. LIN DsLEY.
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Especial Correspondents Of the Nashville PAiriotl
The new Cabinet Corruption Committee g.
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Another Fraud.

BY the following, which We copy from the
commercial article of the Cincinnati Gazette,
twill be seen how some merchants undersell
others:
OIL-The market for Linseed is heavy.
buyers generally Offering 95c, and holders ask.
ing 81. The barrels of this lot were fonnd by
the gauger to have been manufactured with
special reference to fraud. Around the bung
hole on the inside the slaves were properly
dressed, bot otherwise they were rough, and
thus the barrel contained less oil than would
have appeared had the guager no, detected
the cheat. We would remind manufacturers
that there Is now stringent law Ia existence
sgainsl frauds Of this kind and honesty may
hereafter prove the most profitable and best
policy, looking az Ihe matter only in pecu-
mary light There is a determination here to
enforce the law in ali cases Of intentional
fraud.
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Notice TO RaiIrOad {
Contractors.
FOR SAAE.

lot of Mules, Carts and Harness working Oxen, Carts
~ and Chains Seven StllsOns Patent ENcayators, a
very superior machine, with which excavation b done
half the usual large lot Of new and partly
ShJveis, Picks and MattAcss Drills, Bars slcige.
Masons' FOOLS Dercks and Rigging Smiths fools Office
Furniture, &C. Afne Saddle Horse, pair matched bay
Carriage Horses yegrsod Two sets cf Plated Car
riaye Harness, and elegant Top Buggy FOR
horses All Of which will sold cheap for cash approx
cd short time paper.
Early application the subscriber the Office Of the
Northwestern Rairoad lower Market Street, will
good bargains A. BECKER.
fb2l-dzW
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AGENCY FOR COATING LAND WARRANTS rs
TIE NORTH WPF

" n sFoAss wih isaYe between ne iss saSGgsA -
w April nrHt Or Ne iufpase 81 ocsiiuE Le-d y a.
rarti and aYss iEg meteg u L2nts And fsa Los 70 ne
ss q lEHs. asa fhs Territory Il Nisaesct4 De sHpscs
- aroaze Lase sFul Cy, znc fe Psss . inteet
ms1sy ia iaa4s 4n1 tcate S&rfaats ~ otfs a. hf =
pfee q Zee cchis asa ~ 10 pr cea %
leatst al lau1 al1 tssa pfapeTly- A. $50 el-f tsse
"a serEicss. Hia a1errss U a. lip-ft u< -
solnty I@nnessee Ihfs wa b. tis aec1rd ptH @ a.
Eorth s.st o. ne rufbas-s ahsFe sutaact ans he
% give psou, aal rAns AlEeat2a - al b1ai'
d lzaE o. coaaisaaa q eiia-
. fshi1--4a ttFiaia 81
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uN M a NJ SHIP.
Ma PUPILS ARE DAILY RECEIVED AT TIE
Writing saloon or
MIR. Obj h A IL +,

OVER VESSEL &TH0MPsOE's,
wHEEEFERsOSs FeOa six 70 sixty WARS % AGE
Cas- easily ehsngs ne nosi siis siau AneeTanPeahaad
70 OEE 81 EASE. ELEGANCE AND RAPfDiTr
DERsoSS the esuntrY ansh heir lessons Ia one
week Perseas tnae Ilsatsd with he merit q af. %
- are reersc the tsscnf 81 o. the nrst
seas ne United State kis arse eife lAfs o. -
81 pGpils tsnehl - hsH 81 h p4ce no4fs I'D
n A an3f - n Il sns % 3 .. nEet.
knFh3 ssh 10 1sa las aheali % - @s-@ieif.
la2ls
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EnR RENT.

VNHE STORE HOUSE on Union street, in Carp -
L bells BGidings, next to Works Book Store. Ap -:
piv 10 A Y. s. LINpSLEY, u
febl1 80 College street.
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sourH aAsuyILLE.-FOR SALE,

1--WE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS, at theg3ss
II junction Of Maple street ald the Aar eesborO ~
Lurupik. Lots hundred and eighty-eight--4A-
g. atcp, aud vii be sold long tine, the ow1er caring
more for interest thai be does for principal. Apply
fbil A. v ;. LINDSEY.
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FOR SALE

OTIS ga and 275 IN Ewing's Addition on Ewiugs -
Il Avenue, on which are two small frame dwell AiE
inFs. For sale cheap. Apply 20
fsblS A. v s. LINDSEY.
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ROMrdlssQ KEOssSe.

81 / HAVE forrest two comfortable Dwellings seft
I on the Charlotte Pike, about "a nile from me 81
tk Square. One hoase has six o0ms With kitch- ssia
aui servants rooms, Stables, &C., aud ~ acres OF
ground The othe- is small house, with Two ROOMS, and
81 acres OF grodnd Immediate session gwen. Apply
TO Jau2Z G.. NJ. STEWARr, 81 Broadway.
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ChanCePY Court.

DY virtue ola decree Of the Chsncery Court at Nash
- VILE Atis November term, 1856, the case OF Mar
tina ". Wyatt Nicholas knight and others Will the
Is day Of March next, the Court yard GATE in said
city, for public SALE the highest bidder tract
Land, situated in Cleatham county belonging
OF Spencer wyatt, decd, attaining hundred ald
thirty acres, more or less,
TERNs Four and six months credit, notes well secured
and a lien retained. 4. D. BRIkN,
Gb2i Clerk and Master
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e .s sl.a'.s's '- 80 81
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

TIRE OLD HINTON PLACE, the Galstn ~
Turnpike, Two u.iles from the city; subdiyted Lid
into suitable Lots fr suburban Residences and 0
fered Tor sale by A. v. 5. LINDSLEf,
frbt8 SO College street.
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FOR RENT,

TWO GOOD ROOMS ia Campbrlls Buildings on -
Union street-one in the second, the ether in a,
the third story. Apply to LII.
fblI A. V. s. LINDSEY.
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SE- riot recently occurred AZ Bergen Hil, n.
J., among soue Irish laoorers employed upon the
iunnelSt that place. for the use OF The New York
Erie X K Co. That "ola gradgs" Of section be-
tween The 'Connauehtse and "Nunstsrsn gave rise
10 The melee About $50 persOus were engaged 10
il, some Of whom wsre women. The aght vas
mostly carried on with clubs, stones and nis.ilss,
Fiy Of the rioters were arrested and lodged in jan
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FOR SALE.

TWO or three convenient DWELLINGS, near
4 the Public square. Apply % - -
irbll A. '. 5. LlNDsLbf. -A---
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BUILDING LOT.

4 VALUABLE LOT f'r Family DweIlngfad n
~ Joining the esl1euce Of simon Glenn, North
tter b. Tor se. The ut fronts 80 feet and is 40
dseP, and Is OGrred very loE. Be quick or you viii
Use "a bargain. For terms, cal on
mia A. v 8. LINDSLEY.
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the veteran Parham. We are glad to
chronicle this event. The plain truth is,
Parham should never have thought Of trust
ing the helm of the old ship to any other
hands 1t was identified with Chattanoo-
ga-so was he, and it was his bounden
duty to have stuck to his post on her, until
she went down, or he was summoned to
make that voyage which all Of us are des-
tined sooner or later to make. We trust,
now that he has again assumed the man.
agement Of the Gazette, he may have no
cause to complain of want of success.
The Louisville Journal notes the fact
that the special agent Of the Post Office
Department, DR.. W. M. Murphy, has for
warded to Washington, statement in re-
gard to the irregularity of the reception of
the New York mails at Louisville during
the past year. We hope it may do some
thing towards inducing the incoming Post
master General to look into the mail SER
vice of the South and the Southwest, and
correct the abuses which have grown up.
We do not believe there has ever been a
period in the history Of the Post Office De
partment when there were so many and
such just causes of complaint as now exist,
and as have all along existed under the
maladministration of Mr.. Campbell. We
fear, however, that the President elect has
determined to choose successor to Mr..
Campbell from the wrong quarter. 1t
would be better to have in the Post Office
Department some one from the observed
section of country, who has some SYM
patty with its suferings and would lend
kindly ear to its complaints. Mr.. j. CLAN
cey Jones, the prospective Postmaster G en-
eral, is a gentleman Of considerable ability,
but be stands before the country with less
prominence for executive or administra-
tive talent, than for his skill and adroit-
ness as party manager. He has a fruit
fnl field before him for the Development of
the former quality, if it be in him, and it
is to be hoped that he will appreciate the
Importance of bringing it out. He will
have an opportunity to win brighter and
more enduring laurels than any other men,
Der of the Cabinet, and to cause his name
to be remembered with gratitude by his
countrymen.
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LlNDSLEY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR REVT.

TWO good ROOMS over Hagau's Book Store on ~
Market sre et, with separate entrance suit i
for any sort Of business that Is usually transacted
second floor. Would make good Oi,e and viii be rent
Cd low TO proper tenant for term ofysars II dssired
ArpytO febI9 A V. ;. LINDSEY.
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FGR SALE.

I OF No. 1ti In shelbys Addition, Woodland -
Il street. ore Of the handsomest in the whole Al -
f.bls Avs LINDsLEY.
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EoTrCE no STOCK HOLDERS.

election will he held az the PantersBt nk o. f-nes
n see Nashville on Monday % March next for eleven
d directors 20 serve the ensuing year - .
Planter Bark Feb. 5--lm D. WEAVER, OAshr'
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ONE or two BUILDING LOIS, in the best por saS
~ u1l f. ctr ctF. Those wishing good location w
Cor d9-rs cIuyra ,0 business al better cal -
iumelaley You E rrsrol yOalel this chance slip. APP
.pIyto TeOII A. v. 8. LIND5LEY.
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THIS faTori,e ssesraer PRsNCrfs G1
Il WARES AEKS, Master, vii leave |
here puncasAiiy ga oceck p n. &c -
1uAeoAf, gan insl- FJr freight passage, Apply "a
$40 s.sss q 70 RrsSkLL eLAIbosAk,
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FOFs SALE.
|, VALUABLE III

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on Cherry st, -
y sth Nafd. the Baptist Church. Fronts " -
flrt AID Is 100 Deep with alley In the Is offered
very Low. Ap.lyto Tbs A V. > LiNDsLEH.
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EOIg fENT.

TTHHE STORE HOUSE, with good Dwelling at -
tlchsd on M.rSttsyrert urarly opposite MEN, 81,
No Sc one door p ON " els Drug Sore. Apply TO- -
fabI2 A. v. LINDSLEI.
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FOR RENT

1--WE RutIedge Property. with about IS acres Of ~
] Ground One Of the most desirable residences LIZ
Ia The city. Apply
fell, A. Y. 5. LINDSLEY.
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ELMWOOD the residence Of the late DR.. Berry. j,
II Contains ten rooms, On kitchen servants ~
roou sal able houses, etc. The ground cont
Eve sores with fruit trees, good vegetable garden nne
well OF water, etc. Apply %
feblI A. V. s. LfNDSLEY.
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MULTIPLICATION ADDITION.
ron SALE.

I OTIS Nos. %, 90, 81. %, -, 20. an 95. onayS
l. woodland street covered EiIh nae forest trees Wv
and saUllill evergreens. Applyto -
ron A.Y s. LINDSEY.
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GRAHAM N. FITCH.

Not content with this, he added -
Entertaining the view indicated in my an
swer above, Ishall not only vote Eyes" on these
measures, but If no older or ADLER member,
whose influence would be greater than mine,
introduce them into Congress, shall do so my
self il have the honor of holding a seat there
q NJ FITCH
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Viz aneeTsEued, wlshns desoss ais as q NJ
fA, oaces ths Eaiaabie properly for sale uPoa very
favorable ief1s
There i sts and three sstsof Ranners eonpels pp
Ing eFsr aad every tknF eourivrd u ne bess possible
lannerf3r C5nvruis0ce. :.
10 peint 81 01shy uaszrf asssd being fhn yarss
o. he ifoa IS Hies from SashFis, And u = ne
frhe1t src1s - har faa1efssr. Any person asshiaE
o Gag - refF~c falls tnyiisd % es4i zad sxaEius-
s asa 81 ~ rsslsncr sh Ne kif g te fiFsas setrA
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