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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-01
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-01

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Charles Midles.
:uuularttn Ssb 25, 1857. uqim
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-27

....A man By the name Of shics, aged IS years
/. came 20 his dsssA IL Louisville on .As asa from
excessive exercise, whica psoduesd spople.v a
the brain. he vas engaged IA game Of a,ovp
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-27


EniEoR oT TnE PATRIor;-I would merely ask
through your columns Why the Editor Of the UuiOu
and American 10 troubling himself 40 maea about
our Candidate iSs a Congressman Win yOH juss
renind him lhai Whsn We WAnt Ais advice We kno~
bis location and vill call upoa hin. snd let him
knOw slsO, that ihsrs have been instances knO IN
OF men getIiag rich attending 70 their own basinsss
and letting other peoples alone. Nov, Nj. union,
luss attend 70 your own particular ooniaasiOus asd
len "a have our way about nominating man. We
think vs are as well posted IN regard % Oer Own
hOasshola as you are, 80 dous very yourseh any
more about * Yoa cant get np quarrel smoogss
The genssmsa yOu speak 81 Doa't imsgins they
are 90 blind no. 10 soc through the gauss wAieh
ONs on THa PKorLK.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-27
NASHVILLE:
FRIDAY, FEB. ~, 1857.


-
In the Union d American of yesterday
there is an article in regard to the irregu-
larity of the mails, which, we hope, will be
duly noted and acted upon at Head Quar-
tiers. The sufferings of our contemporary
are shared BY all the publishers in Nash
vile. It was bat Wednesday night that
we received a letter from GAINESVILLE on
this subject from which we make the fol
lowing extract
"CLARKsvILLB, Feb oath, 1857.
AessrS Smith, Camp C Co.-Desr sirs-For
the last two weeks or more, your tri-week!y
Patriot has not reached me, as one of your
subscribers, until it is two or three DAYS old.
For instance the last Friday aud Saturday
number was found at our Post Office this
morning. When the stage was running tri-
weekly, we were in receipt of your paper on
the same dag that it bears date"
Upon calling at the Post Office to ascer-
tam the cause Of the non-arriyal of the Pa
'r10f, at the proper time, at GAINESVILLE,
we learned that the Contractor on that
route has withdrawn his stages and substi-
tuted for them a horse mail This of itself.
the roads being in bad condition, is not a
matter of grave complaint But the Con-
tractor has gone further, and assumed the
responsibility of refusing to carry the news
paper mail. This being the case, the Post
master here has been compelled to send the
newspaper mail to GAINESVILLE by steamboat.
This state of affairs may not continue long,
but it is a grievance to which no community
should be subjected for single moment.
We shall take steps to lay the matter be-
fore the authorities at Washington, and we
trust our subscribers at GAINESVILLE will
join US in an attempt to correct the abuse.
Employees Of the government have had
their own way so long, they begin to think
they will be allowed to trample upon the
rights of the people with impunity. They
must be taught better manners.
AS an example of the injurious manner
in which the refusal of the Contractor to
carry the newspaper mail affects our inter
est, we will state that the tri-weekIy Patri.
OTIS of the 26th, for GAINESVILLE, were placed
intho Post Office on Wednesday evening in
time for the mail of that night. But, they
have not beensent of, and will not get off be-
fore IL o'clock to-day. Thus, they will re-
main here forty-two hours after they have
been printed, packed, and delivered at the
Poet Office.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-27

BRIposso rms MISSISSIPPI AT ST. Louis-Mr
Blssel the engineer employed TO survey and report
on wire Suspension bridge az So. Louis. has been
engaged in this work 70, The last fse months. add
states that bridge can be buils which viii not in
pedo navigation, at an expense noi exceeding-a
large margin for eontingeneies--sl. 500, 600 !
II Is thought the bridge you'd pay well. One OF
the railroad companies has paid as high Is % 600
a month FOR ferryiSg their goods aud passengers
across the river 81 this poiht-
The Niagara Fails bridge pays al annual divi-
dend OF twenty per cent The New York Central
RaiirOAd alone pays so, 900 per anHgm Zoe The
privilege OF crossing it.--Loa Joar.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-27
RELICS. DOCUMENTS. ETC.


Portfolio OF he late Hon. Henry C!ay-being the
one he used while he was 10 the Senate of the U.
S. Presented by Mrs. Andrew Erwin.
A fine Daguerreotype Of Ex.Gov Sewer, from an
original portrait by Stewart, in the possession of
A. w. Putnam, Esq.
Printed Circular dated June goth, I797-from
hon. VIM Cooke Senator in Congratulated
to ''Citizens of Davidson county"
4 musket ball from the "Hiwassee Old Town
battle-ground.
"The Declaration of Independence by the citiO
Esns of Mecklenburg CO., N. c." nth May, l775-.
with accompanying documents &c. Published by
the Governor, ls3l--and letter from Hon. +.
Barringer to A. W. Putnam.
j. F. Folks address to VIM Mead Addison, Esq :,
entitled "Roman Catholics not the authors Of Re
igiOus federation in America or in Maryland'-
| 1854.
A correction Of Ramsey's Annals Of Tennessee,
| in inserting tho name of Ezekiel Polk among the
signcrs of the "Mecklenburg Declaration"
Several bundles of old papers, written and print
ed, aud sundry pamphlets. & l-t
Mr.. Putnam also presented the Society with the
original manuscript copy of the ARTICLES Of Com
pact for Civil Government" signed by Col. Richard
Henderson, 1.-THE mover in this matter, and various
settlers at the different stations in the Cum.
bcrand acknowledged Is. of May, 1850, at
Marlborough.
On motion, committee of three was appointed
TO procure for this Society," such relics and ari cles
as might be desirable from the Hermitage, Mrs.
E1.Gov. Polk, and others. The committee consists
Of Thomas Washington Esq, s. D. Morgan and
A. W. Putnam, Esq.
On motion Of WIN. Wales, Esq, the Correspond
ing Secretary of the Society was requested to open
a correspondence with the Secretaries Of other Hiss
torica Societies. for the purpose Of more full and
free interchange of views, &c.
On motion of W. A. Eehbsum, the following
gentlemen were admitted to membership, viz
Hiram K. Walker, r. J. Meigs, Jr., and Arson
Nelson
The following resolution, offered BY VIM. Wales,
Esq, was adopted:
"Any person contributing any valuable relic,
book or manuscript to the Society, be constituted
Honorary Member; and that the relic or article
so presented, be inscribed with the name of the do
nor, and placed permanent exhibition in the So
cety's Room 10 the Capitol"
WIN. Wales Esq, offered the following, which
was unanimously agreed to, viz: f
"That an Annual Address be delivered some
time 10 the mouth Of October Of each year. by some
person to be designated by the Society for that
purpose" s
The meeting then adjourned, to meet on the 25sh
Of March next, IN the State Capitol
sato-7 FELIX ROBERTSON.
esrsfss President pro ten.
A. NELsoS Secretary. pro tenn.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-27
HANGING.

Ar GOODWIN respectfully ini1rus the young Ladies'
IL a ..s.ssn 81 Sashvilic md vicinity, thar he viii
oes hi. ser % en- SATURDAY, Fes- fsrh, a. O'Clock
A. " aad oeock ? A. a. his hens ever nseeh = Fteres
s5 - sincere aud heaiteh thanks 10 his frsnds and
rSf uhe hATe Or the past seven years eensrred upon
- 49, pstroaage ani approva add Asssres those pa.
-, - ur,ans sha nav ho1or hirn vita thrir support
mai EVER Wil BE- given on MS part 20 ne rapid
rr xssnf Of those pupils sua shoai ne Ay entrusted
IA. h 81 $40 Csass f1f younE Gsntlesen, cypress
Al, ~ F.n.g Dinces o. TIE<Dkf, march 81 hoars q
et,-sasrcs frum - pat sessn 70 nine oeock 81
fsrrf g. % Or t-u Letsons- Ep-o.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-27
CHANcERY SALE.

DY viriBeofa decree of the Chancery Court at Nashville
- al It's May term, 1850 in the Of Jane Williams et
as sarah A. jordan et als,I viii, the 2ist day Of
March next a. the Courya Gate, Ia said city, expose
tor plbie SAFE, 70 the highest bidder, Lot Balch
Whussidrs Addition, dsscrbed follows: Beginning az
the % Nine and Crv fJd streets thence along Vine
street IS feet tc Lockhars ccruer thence with Loekharts
hns hundred feet STAKE thence b. line through
said lot - ret % stake CrAViOrd street thence with
the line q Cfaafod street hunaTed feet The beg
ming.
TEaxs-said property Wlibe sold credit Of six, nine
and t~clve m0nhs A0tes ~ secured AMI leo rsia bed
fsbfI-td c. d Brian, C. NJ
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-27

The shoe trade is somewhat depressed at
this time from the continued advance in the
prices of al kinds of leather, that go up high
er and higher with every month. There have
also been some heavy failures of shoe mer-
chants; and the great SHOWS blockading the
railways, and the ice and freshets interruptlng
the river navigation, have so prevented tue
transportation Of the manufacturer, that the
sales have not been so large IS they otherwise
would have reached. These things have &C,
easioned a holding up in manufacturers ana
scarcity of money in that trade, but 1t is only
temporary. Purchasers from the South and
West are arriving in large numbers, and great
sales will be made at prices corresponding 10
the cost of stock. The manufacturers cannot
sell at the rates, and when cotton and tobacco,
sugar, hemp, and grain are high in the west
and South, giving abundant means, the people
win not go bare-.ooted. In a very few
monthsall the shoes in New Eagland-snd the
stock is smaller than usual-will be swept of,
and the supply win not meet the demand
The future never looked better for that trade
than to day, if the manufacturers have firm
ness enough to act their part --New6uTyp0Tt
Herald
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-27
CHANCERY SALES.
ChancerY Court.

n compliance with decree OF the Chancery Court At
Nashville, al The November Tern, IS g. IN the Of
Albert DreyiOys 81 ala BY Ac pGFts shall, the 4h
day Of April next, expose for puOlc sac the highest
bidder az the Court yard Gate, Ia said city, the following
described lot parcel Of Land lying tho North side Of
Lies Branch being part Of Lot No 81 in Baich Whtees
Adj Il On 70 Nashville and bounded PILLOW Cousmenc-
in- a A. L. samueis picket fence and running the ,ad
ck branch, and thence With the meanders said
oaaoh dosn The point half between Cherry
and College street, thence line halfway between said
street, land IN parallel line Eith them bothl TO p1nR
~ right angles With the beginning hs nee 10 straight lin
70 ths 6vginn ng There b. on said
property, more partcu ar description u which
given GA the day Of sale.
TERHs one and tao years, with notes vel and
lien rrtsinsd. febl3-tt q. ID. BgIEN, T. a..
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-27
Chancerr Cnnrf .

DY virtue ola decree OF the Chancery Court al Nash.
- VILE az is November term, 1880, in The ease OF Mar
ha NJ Wyatt " Ncholas KngDt sBd 0thers VII on ne
2sh day q March next a. Ehe ooert yard Gate n aid
city expose for pubc sale The highest bidder, tract Of
Lad situated ID Chsathan esuay b'i'nsn % ne estate
Of Spencer MAJ, deco con aiming enc handTsd Aad
thirty acres, more or less.
TEaNs Foar and 81 months credit notes vel secured
s,s = ~, rsf.lo~I z. d. RRIEN,
et4t Clerk and Nasterr
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-27


"Fihh Geological Report Tennessee; by G.
TrOOss N. D. Nashville, l84o.
IA Geological Nap Of the State of Tennessee:
by J. N. Stafford, A. NJ, State GeOIOgist.
British Invasion Of North Carolina" in 1910: a
lecture, by Hon. Daniel L. Swain-1S5S.
address on the presentation of the Sword OF
Gen. Jackson" in the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives, Congress-lS55.
Proceedings of the General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church 10 the Q. S.-1s56.
Address of Elk Gov. Aaron " Brown, to the
Democratic Association of Nashville-ls56.
"Amercansm cOntrasted with FOreignism," sc.
1856.
present state of PARTIES" ''by an old Clay
Whig"-ls56.
address to tue Voters Of Tennessee" by Dem
ocratic State Central Committee-1s56.
First and Second Annual Report" and "Colec-
tons of the State Historical Society of Wisconsin
-ls55-6
'Letters from the Hon. Abbott Lawrence, to
the Hon. VIM. C. Rives." Boston-l846.
"Obsequies of Henry Clay:" Funeral Grafton
by Hon. Ephriam II. Foster-1s52.
An Address at meeting of the descendants OF
Maj. Gen. Israel Putnam, at Putnam, Connecticut t,
Oct 25tb, 1856; by L. Grosvernor Boston-1s55.
First aud Second Numbers Of Historical Maga-
zins--Bo ston--l857. E-l
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-27

ApyAsck N SfAR CASDLEs.-A telegraphio
dispatch IF6m Oae 81 the largest nan1fae, ar.
ers 10 Clncinnati 20 mercantile house here
states that Star Candies has advanced 70 per
ID 10 that market We presuIae q Ike ndsnnce
viii take place Lsre Los. CotF.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-27
NAPOLEON MEMOIRS.

W. 7. BERRY co. have also on sale
MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE, AND CONVERSE
TONS CT THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON. By Conn,
De Las casas With Portraits and other Illustration.
vols, co,h
HAPOLEON's CAMPAIGNS IN EGYPT AND
SYRIA, l79S-1799, dictated by the Emperor St. He
lrna and published by General Bertrand. vols. svo
With an Atla' offs Plates Ofthe Plans Of Battles Paris,
1871
AONTH0L0F's HISTORY OF THECAPTVITY
OF NAPOLEON AT ST. HELENA. vols. haf calf
NAPoLEoN's CONFIDENTIAL CoRREsPOK-
dence with his Brother Joseph. vols lamo.
LAST DAYS OF NAPOLEON. Memoirs fthe Last
Two Years oiNaposon's Exile. By Dr. T. Antommacchi.
forming Sequel the Journals of9r oMeara and Count
Las Casas svo
hEaOIRs OF THE INVASION OF FRANCE BY
the Allied Armies and Of the Last six Months Of the Reign
Of Napoleon including his Atdication Written by COM
nand o. the Emperor By Baron Fan arst Secretary Of
the Cabinet vol, svo. witha Map ofthe Campaign Of
lsl4
ABBoTTs LIFE OF NAPOLEON. svols.
NAPOLEON IN EXILE. ByOMeara.
NAPOLEON AT ST. HELENA. From the Letter,
and Journals q Sir Hudson Lowell
MEMOIRS OF NAPOLEON. By the Duches D'Abran-
ties. 2VO,s. With Portraits
HAZLHTTs LIFE OF NAPOLEON.
NAPOLE0N's MEMOIRS: Evenings with Prince
| oambacerss, Second Consul By Baron Laugou
NAPoLE0N's EXPEDITION TO RUSSIA. By
Count de segur
TIE NAPOLEON DYNASTY. By the BerEIsy Men.
with 20 Portraits.
NAPOLEON AND HIS MARsHALs. by Hsadley
EAPoLEON's OLD GUEAD. By HsadIey.
EAPIER's PENINsULAR WAR
ALIsON'S HISTORY OF EUROPE. With an Atlas
Of the Plans q Baths.
THEIRS HISTORY OF TIE FRENCH REVOLT
TON. 5yos with Portraits febiS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-27
MINuacR1pr PAMPHLETS.

Memoir or sketch of Gen. J ohm Sewer, by A W.
Putnam, Esq. Also Memoir of Mrs. Catharine
Sewer, by the same gentleman. ada
Memoir of Rev. Thos. B.. Craighead, by A. W.
Putnam, Esq, with sundry old and valuable papers
-I7ss, &c.
A list Of names of residents in Davidson county,
in l7S7-being the first year in which tax on lands
and polls was taken. White males over 81 years
1Os
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-27

eG-The remains of the late Dr. Kane,
which arrived at New Orleans on the 23d,
on the Cahawba, were placed on the
steamboat James Woodruff to be taken up
the river on their way to Philadelphia.
The highest honors were paid to them in
Havana and in New Orleans.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-27

Maj. Ben Perley Poor, lectured to the Phil
adelphians some days ago, on trip from Paris
to Palestine, and in the course of his remarks
told cool joke of yankee at sea. This in.
diVidual," said the major, "was a Vermonter,
aud in the height of the gale, which lasted
sixty hours, and looked pretty dangerous, he
came on deck and cody remarked that it was
lucky he did not own any stock in the com
pany which had insured the steamerln
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-27

A meeting Of the Tennessee State Historical So"
eiety was held at the Office of the Secretary of
State, on Wednesday afternoon, 25th inst.,
Dr. FELIX RoRERfsos, on motion, was appointed
President pro tenn. and AKsoK NILSSON was re-
quested to act as Secretary.
a. W. PUTNAM, Esq, then contributed the fol-
lowing documents and rare articles to the Society,
70 wit:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-27
Napoleon at st. Helena,
W. T. BERRY s co. have in., ,.,.iv.d

W. L. BERRY 3 co. have just received
NAPOLEON AT ST HELENA; or, Interesting Anee.
u0e' ana remarkable Conversation Of the Emperor dur
ing the Five aud Half Fears Of his Captivity Collected
rom the Memorials Of Las Casas O'Nesra Mon,bo,.o,
An'ommaeehi and others. By John C. Abbott. with H.
lustrations. vol, Svo cloth
Extract from the Prehce.I
The genius Of Napoleon Is astounding Aubr,,.h.. o.,
SA knowledge seemed alike fan Mar to hi, gigantic
mind His tOn ration, at s. Helena SCAT s5 n rS
.ne h1m-r US and voumncus memorials Of those v no
r, en mem, are replete with ntensestinterest. .
80 70 nluu which viii not be invgorated by famiH-
y WIN nose profound thoughts, expressed with 20
Hueh glow Of feeling and energy OF diction
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-27

THx MENPHIs & CHARLEsros RaIL Roam il nov
rapidly approaching is completion. BY he losh
pr1ximo the whole line from Stevenson 20 Mem
phis wili he opened. With the exception Of gap OF
sboattselse miles. Tais space rspidiy and dali
y dimieshing uader the eihosnt labor q tie Goa
TRACTORS laying TRACK; and. thsfs ase aseomsBo
datioos By stage Cor any pamesr Of pzsssngsrs the
trayrlipg Pnblic needspPrehend 40 dslention alOng
ths routs-- HaHts DI4
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-27

DuKI---A meeting took place on yesterday
.noon, near Scrhvens Ferry, 90 ire Carolina
side az the river, between o. s. KimhFoagh
aud Mr., J. p. Hendricks, both Of Columbss,
Geo. The weapons ussd were rifles At thirty
PAGES. Ga the sscoDd Gre Ar. Hendricks, was
shof. The ball striking above the hip ana alb
domen, inAicting whist is feared % be mortal
wound. Ar late hour last night Mr.. II. ives
still alive bat very little hope 10 entertained Of
bis rscovery.-- Seeannzh Meas, 2ffA iazt.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-27
NJ A IL X he ID,

On Monday morning, Feb. 2sd, in McMinnvilIe at the
residence Of j. A Richardson, Esq by Rev. VIM. Eagle
ton, IL. JAMES GRANT to MISS LIZZIE, daughter
Of F. sherbroOse, Of Washington and grand daughter Of
the late Calvin Guiteau, Esq, of Syracuse, N. Y.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-27

The Princess de Lieven, the famous Russian
diplomatiste, whose secret marriage with NJ.
Guizot we lately announced, died recently in
Paris after short sickness. Madame de Lie
ven's saloon was the rendezvous of political
and diplomatic notabilities of all colors and
opinions. Speaking OF her character, one of the
English papers says; 90
"With remarkable cleverness ard penetra-
ton, spoilt by the love of intrigue, Madame de
Leven, i'll counseied and led into rrepara lie mis-
takes, those che ought to have best served and
was neither influential D NJ. Guizot's unpopu
larty and fall, lou in the obstnacy and defeat OF
the Emperor Nicholas. With larger oppOrtuni-
ties for doing good, and longer life to do it in
than most people she has left fewer records OF
any good achieved than many a more ordins'
ry and humble Individual" ra
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-27

1t is said teat Mr.. ]. Clancy Jones has
requested the President elect not to place
him in his Cabinet. 80
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British InsOIemce.-Tamenes of the
American Government.

We copy the following brief and pointed
article from the N. o. Delta, one of the
ablest and most influential democratic Jour
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-27
NOrICE
NorIcE To sroCK HOLDERs.

election viii be held a. the Planters Bank ofTsnnes-
n see Nashville, Monday, "a March next for eleven
Directors 20 serve the ensuing year.
PIAnler's RlI \ .Heb. In ID. VIEWER, CAsh'r.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-27
W:4SElEov'GTO.S..

THE CELEBRATED TROTTING STALLION,
DURCHAsED North last Spring by Dr. @. ~
Foster and = n McNairy, viii make his 4 Va
~ miles the Franklin Fke, az the Farm Ill
Of :. McNtiry. For terms, &C, bills.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-27
AaEHCY FOR LOCATING LAND WARRANTS IN
INV N0VTU WIT

w n. srOKts sih lssEs bsswesl ths isi aad sah q
w April anEts o. he fa1plss % ies1tins Lsaa Mar
ranIs ana nvssaE m1rey Lands A1d tss1 les b ne
a-ste q isaA sad rs Isrlitoy q -sse - sHPec;s
y visa 81 paris Il thai sl3is aaa IsffFy asa ihscssa-
~ Lks Sagsias Ciys - Pnposss . iavsst
1aey Ia l4uds 4ad sarfs4ts - eiasfs a. rs ou
orcs z pes AL ~ ~ ~ ra "a iAEest-
ulsstsia iaa1 IA tssa pfgFeFsg. Al 80 arsFct9
enE.se IL asrssss. k44Fess hA A. LesrtF, ~
sslalF f-naeasss. Ihs 81 b "a secoad isp s. NJ
800 80 ~ tAs paFF3szs sblFs nls2ttoaed and hs
= give pfo9 aat 80 aat asisstaa e al basl,
asss - a HssF - e1aasza-d " hii--
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EOR CAIRO.

TIVE splendid passenger steamerf cTSN -
i CLINE, CARTWRIGHT, Master, sBE=f 81
wilieave for Cairo, this day, lzsl2ZS-sszS2&c2S
DAY at " O'Clock NJ For freight or passage apply
board or TO ----- feb27 A. L. d WIS. Agent.
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WIN SIMMONS

TsARPESrEe AND sufLpER. respectfully aaaouse,, 70
~ ls ezsaa q AssAFs. that Ne nsS aeatea "a AZ.
eornef 81 enareh and samnef street opposite the s..
Gloud notx. whsFs he b prepared % execute a. kAs ar
CagpsnteF's and l0incrs Wsrk. Doors sash ara Bsts
Ear Cases. shos Gases. 1mes Dssks Fttins 90 Fices
soseiaF ana Repairing, &c, Pfesapsy aisszaedts T..
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81 HAVE Torrent two comfortable Dwellings 80
M the Charlotte Pike, about 2, mle from The ~.
49, square One house has six with kiteh- ks
and servants rooms, stables, sc, and - acres OF
ground The othe- sm W house, With two rooms, and
81 OF ground. Immediate psr-sion gwen. Apply
70 lau23 @. NJ sFEWARr, a Broadway.
LOR RENT.-The BRICK OFFICE, No Is, a
Il North Market street, just below fred aioan's =
Manuf4ctory Possession given Immediately. Ap 24-
DIV 20 CHARLG> ". SNlTB,
iau20 sac ~ Cole sos street.