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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-07

SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 1857.
From WASHINGTON.
rsp.cl.l oarr..popdenoe Of ths N..hvfTs PatriO.l


Result Of Corruption InpestigdtiOns-Sendt'
f' -AnericdnS.
WASHINGTON, Feb. %, 1857.
The result of the investigation relative to
the corruptions among members OF Congress
has demonstrated the truth Of all which has
been charged. The designations OF Messrs.
Gilbert, Matteson and Edwards, without stand
ing trial. is an acknowledgement of their guilt.
SO clear was the testimony regarded by the
House, that it would not permit Mstteson to
escape, but voted, almost unanimously, the
truth of the charges preferred. The recep-
ton of the designations of Gilbert and Ed
wards is universally construed in an admis>
sion, on their part, of their guilt.
The correspondent, Simonton, has also been
voted a perjurer, and dismissed from the
House. 1t is to be hoped that these or SINH
lar occurrences will not again consume the
time of Congress.
The Senate has again affirmed the Ameri-
can principle, that foreigners should not vote
in the formation of a State, and since has
receded from its position. An examination
of the ayes and noes on these two questions,
will again prove what has so often been charg-
ed, to wit: that the Democrats and Republi-
cans are material allies. Toombs, Douglas,
and Cass, the Premier, led off in this cater
ing to foreign influence. Douglas consumed
nearly whole session in defending this (his
policy and Cass came to bis assistance. The
act of Cass foreshsdows, on this particular
question, the policy of the incoming admins
tration. Clancy Jones took a similar course
in the House on a similar question with regard
to Oregon. Can the South expect to have
any more slave States, if foreigners are to be
permitted to vote in forming State govern
ments. In this connection it may be well to
call your attention to another matter, which
is pending before Congress- introduced by
Gov. Brown, of Miss, viz: bill to apportion
the clerkships to the States, according to rep.
resentation, the result of which will be to
abolitionize this city, and thus the Capital of
the nation, which the freesoilers have SO lorg
Striven to make "Jres," will be abolitonized
by the act of Mississippi Senator. The cause
of this step IS in consequence Of the violent
and turbulent rush after Office, each State, and
might say, each Congressional District, has
more hunters after small offices than there are
offices. Besides the natives, there are foreign
ers enough from Pennsylvania, Indiana and
New York, to double I'll all the Offices. These
the Governor wishes to dispose of summarily,
and to shut off this "wild hunt after Office
The evil is very serious ore, but l fear the
remedy will be more so.
JABEZ CANDOR.
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VI A R IL u n

In the Third Presbyterian Church. the 5h inst, by
Rev. A. Hlrtpence, Mr.. JAMES L. ARMSTRONG, Of
Bedford county and Miss LIZZIE 8. PEARL of Nashville
On Wednesday, the 4h inst, bv Rev J. B. McFerrn,
Mr.. FRED. SLOAN to Miss MARY COLEMAN, daughter
OF the late Thos. B. Coleman-all Of this city.
On Wednesday evening, the 4th inst by Rev Mr. Reed
Mr. GEORGE MCCULLOUGH and Mss MARY PASH
May peace and joy their ways attend,
TIL death their happy lives shall end.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-07
JABEZ CANDOR.
Gen. Cass-thc Policy of the New Admin
istratiOn.

Gen. CasB-thc Policy OF the New Admins
istratiOn.
The appointment of Gen. CAss to place
in the Cabinet is regarded by black republi-
cans as cause for congratulating one another
on the Difference paid to their peculiar views,
which the Presidential election proved
predominant in most of the free States
The New York Times, one of the ablest of
the black republican press, commences an
article on the subject, with the following
language: awe are to have Gen. Cass for
Secretary of State. The selection is decided
IN significant And it then proceeds in this
hilarious strain-'H IS The father of the
sguattsr Sovereignty theory, and, unlike many
who profess to accept it, he believes it
He holds that the territorial government,
representing the people, has the right 10 pro-
hibit slarery and the great mass of the
people of the Northern States, without re-
gard to party distinctions, agree Nth him.
The ultra pro-slavery men at the South
scout this doctrine, and both in and out Of
Congress, have ridiculed it without mercy.
X He Cass may now fairly
claim that his own appointment as Secreta-
~ of State inaugurates squdtter Sovereignty
as the doctrine of the neD Erecutice p"
When we see the Inaugural Address of
Mr.. Buchanan, we shall learn from it pro-
badly what are his sentiments touching the
doctrine of Squatter Sovereignty. If his
position be at all equivocal, it may be re-
garded as against the South and with
Cass, Douglas, Bigler, Bright, Toombs
and other democratic leaders, who recent
ly in the Senate, sustained the doctrine of
Squatter Sovereignty in its most objection
able form, giving to unnaturalized foreign
ers the right to vote in Minnesota in the
formation of a State Government. If this
is to be the policy of the new Adminstra-
ton, the South has nothing to hope from
it. Her interests are to be thrown aside,
and she will be compelled either to submit
to state of things under which her pow
er and influence in the government must
pass away, or to assert her rights, and
maintain them at all bazards-a "consum-
nation most devoutly" wished by disunion-
lists, North and South.
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CHANCERY SALES.
ChanCery Court.
W. 7. BERRY { CO. h.re ala On -

n compliance with decree Of the Chancery Court az
Nashville a. the Nov mher Term, IS 8, in the Of
Albert Dreyfovs ct ais by pGrte shall, the 9th
day Of April next, for puDc sale, the Ma
bidder a. the Courtyard Gate in said city, the following
described lot parcel Of Land lying tho North side Of
Lick rranch being Of Lot No. 81 In Bach Whesdes
Addition 70 Nashville. aud bounded as follow onu
inc Al A. L. Ssmuels picket fence and running TIE aid
lick branch and thence running Nh the meanders Of said
branch the same point half way betEsen Cherry
sud College street, thrnce line halfway between sad
streets (sud in parallel line Hih them BOTH to 20
ght angles with the beginning th-nce in aight line
q the beginning There j. more tensments said
property. particular description Of which Ei
giveu the day OF sale.
TEs One and tso years with notes we'll secured and
a lien retained. febl5-td Q. ID. BRlEN, q. A NJ.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-07
CHANCERY SALE.

DY virtUeofA decree ofthe ancery Court at Nashville
ID Aits May tenn 1885, Ia the Of Jane Williams ct
als sarah 4 JJrdan et ais will, the 2it day %
March the Court yard Gate in said city expose
for pub ic sac, to tie highest bidder, Lot Fath
Whitetide's Addition, de-crhed follows: Beginning
Of Vine and CrsS ford strses thence along Vine
IS feet to LOckhats thence with Lockharts
iue hundred feet stake thence BY line through
aid lot Is FRET stake Crawford street. thence with
the line Of Crawford street hundred feet TO the begin
ming
TEENs-said property Wilde sold credit Of six nirs
and twelve months Notes vel secured AMI lien retained.
frblT-td G. ID. BRItN, c. a NJ.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-07

B6r The Franklin Rsrier acquiesces in
the proposition of the Lebanon Herald for
q Convention at Franklin on the l4th of
April, to select an American candidate for
Congress in that District.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-07

nv SATURDAY the l1th Of April 1851, in pursuance Of
" decree Of he County Court ~ Robertson County
Val sell 70 the ighest bidder, cred OF twelve months
at the late residence Of Dr. B. p Young dec Lots No
and T. drawn by said 3. p Young the division OF the
lands 81 Abraham Young, deed. lien will be retained
on said and for h- payment OF the purchase money and
note with good stcariiy
ALSO-TWo NeEroeS-a man aged about 80 years and
boy AGED about years. Said slaves viii b. sold on
credit Of twelve Sahs purcha giving Win t~o
good securtef One haaired AMI hty dollars in cash re-
quired al said sale r. VI MURPdEY
chh-d&trE8t soeclat Coo, p,,..{o,sr
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Jacks aud Jennets For Sale.

I'VE Undersigned offers for sale ten Jacks some Of
which are upwards Of hneen hands high, and sixteen
JenRets Also, one thorough bred Bay Stallion sKansas
four years Old past, upwards Of sixteen hands high by
imported sovereign, dan % Imported lsviShan grand
dam By stoskhodev, Vnd bred Narss S1d
Faies By im00rted Glencoe, SOVEREIGN and leviAthap
an 70 be seen AZ ny psntation In Jackson county Ten
nessee For further pArticniars address ms agent Mr.
Lyon Beg1ad Post once, Tennessee who Is the pren
ses aoiis fuiiy authorized 70 sell
falls Hadtri@AW " W wOoDvoTw
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-07

az Burning fluid has caused twenty-six
fires in New York City during the last'six
months, the death of three women and two
men, and the serious injury of fourteen persons
beside.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-07
Chancery Court.

DY virtue o. decree o. the Chsncery Court at Nash.
ID vile, atiis November term, 1850 in the care OF Mar
tina " Wyatt Nicholas knight and others will on
2sh day q March next az the Court yard Gate IN said
siy, Or pgbhc sale 20 she highest bidder Of
Land suaed In C1eatham oaunty belonging the estate
Of Spencer wyatt deed, containing four hundred AID
thirty acres more or less.
rEAss -Four and SIX months credit, notes vel secured
and lieu retained. Z. d. BRIkN.
kbl& Clerk and Master.
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SALE OF rVALUABLI PRqPRPTY

IN compliance with order Of the Honorable Circuit
Court Of koorsOn Coanty, made al It's February Term
lsoI ia the cause Il T. Payne heirs ~ guard
Jno A. Pay ne, % sell House and Lot will a - for ssis
on MONDAY, The On day Of April next (heing County
Court day IN The tosn Of Springfield Robertson eounty
Tennessee, credit Of oae, tso and three year, thaf
valuable Tavern Housr long and hVorshY known The
sPRtN6fttL HofEL The TT Il 81 uated tha north
east conner 9Th, Paele square foatas l9)fes Maia
and sio on " ~ aireets, about y AcTes Th- Houss
neat and tnhsanta brick HP1e, veil suted - Hoiery
ana MS BE- used blsaesS priyAe rssienee
contaas n rteen F50Es, Ars &C. On The 1t al
Necessary out-budngs ce-hoa e, stthes. gkEdsns Ae
-ad properly VII be sold crrd q one sad lhres
years, Nth iatsres from d4e. fso se0i secaritss all
be required the parcHAsrF. Gtd lea retained On n.
properly uht pad 9r Cash n costtof sAic 10
mAreho--sd JOHN q HtfFCHf-uN
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500 Reward -!

- iNAWAY from Decatur Furnace, in Decatur county,
III Tennessee, in July last Negro, JOHN for whose
recovery and putt"g in M in this State will pay $50
II taken out OF he state and secured in jail, will pay
$luv We purchased said boy Of James NJ. Murrel. of
Nashville, in Nav last Said Boy weighs Jut ls5 pounds
coal black and heavy set about feet inches high very
shy hair The only ma recoected is the rs joint of
OF his right or left thumbnOt which, He real
African language, and seems a little tongue tied.
Col A0AY, CHEATHAM 4 CO.,
febi3 Clifton Ten
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90 a LII!
SEWhNtE MINING AND Rail ROAD COMP ANY

Hg real q his coupany snow aadsr souttset a an.
Mooien Ainsss funds for vhicA have be~n rn.~t M
Ssu fogk - tae sac Of Pars Ofshs oonpaays pref
stock. - f'~'-'-
Yer faly eqa.ppins he read the Company r.esi,~ 49,,
The SUN Of any thousand dosFs he Ell ~ 49,
vile AZ hey sisb, have NJ prvsxu 81 sab,sr,esg
~ ne preferred stek a. The Bkak % SaskxIl- wr.-
saosenPtion hosk has been LEFT containing st st ~.
forS sabereers shares Of the rrrerTed soek Ar, "a
20 a tae Fsie 81 ave del share-par
vaiae tee aoars dsASiuE Interest al p.r est a. -
NAsr % - esns % cost Psya5 scasi-Anhnay ossF
80 ..''' 20, On phAl socs with bonus % rs
isrrpi .tock taken. v -
~ . NE reserved prstsFrei s,oek GA Be
Prss' hat Ay Be- established 10 al osAsrs arkss s.is.
sil BE- charged
one sundrsa viil be rsaay On eeup ellen ofth,
teta me ssPfay Of Noal gil always b hand
'Nsf AaS ae1ALd however sEsAiit aay Re.
-. SAM. v TRACY,
hei-ln Presidsnfsssanss Ninins conpany.
NAtEs.--A fail steel Il sisarns aArrns csshratsa
- eeteft Pasnt FIRE Pfeof ssla sdsr saisa r sale Al
E~qtoy prs aud aeghs. II aud Or sale b thsE
ssecs. teee " h&ohDoH 4 co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-07

r. F. HILL, Esq, is a candidate to rep
resent Williamson county in the lower
branch Of the Legislature. Mr.. II. is one
of the many young gentlemen of fine talents
which old Williamson has produced.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-07

~ The Legislature of Pennsylvania has
before it bill prohibiting the circulation in
that State of any bank notes issued by any
bank not located in that State.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-07

H The Bowling Green Gazette says, 10
that vicinity not only are all the peaches des-
troyed by the severe winter, but that many OF
the trees have lost their vitality.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-07

A TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING, situated IN ,srsaA
Il McGavoCks Addition, ontaning Ave rooms fi.i
and ktchen-has lately been used for Boarding EiA
House for the hands employed the Railroad Bird ye
The furniture in the house be bought low can be
still used for the purpose and the boader5 can
be secured. Awell is being dug and viii 10
ished. Apply to W. MCFARLAND,
march3-u 70 College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-07

I'Ok fhk ttEf That hroxe The lock from M stable
ton o. wednesday night lsih inst and stole bean
tfal tHrned hAf HORSE or years Oh; black aia and
tai no shit- Fseoiiteted; About IS hars high. ne :,
having rather mky M hut soe
sR9atss dlce. Ne . ans harness horse eth.r sore,.
OF single foF any infoFmalon he reurn 81 the hor
I uili aay liheraliS 6EO n cGNTeRfT
Na.hsife Sch A. - ~--
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(ADVEMTIsRsIEa r.)

C1 GO CS OF RECEIVING ONE DOL
- 2Os - Cs Tar, I viii send q Rrceist fpr
n4kns tAASsrAAENT scar. Oh FsoxFing three doliara
S ssad nost valuable seseipt Tor Ak,ag sxTRA E.s1
eoAr 70 ostony shres eeuts pound ID i nos aaesp 40
ten PeFtons IN the Uated States On receiving Ave @
lars 1send she above Aad IN other Rsceipts ~ akur
aad on snail capital ave dollars and so, Tr "a
Prent q ons handfea per cent To any ens oat 81 b
nsss toftaae Any questions answered Or rsierrbes
sVsn - inciosnE tae Fstarn postage
Address, z. a. RUssKLL,
- boz sal, Peat aaice,
tehs-lm WrooklVu. n. ~
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-07

w L. McCoNNICo, Esq, is announced in
the Franklin RerieW as a candidate to rep,
resent the counties of Williamson and Ruth,
erford in the State Senate. He is an
ardent American, an eloquent speaker, and
would I'LL the post ably.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-07
New Spring and Summer Goods,

I AM now receiving my stock Of SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS Of the latest Styles expressly for Geutlsmen's
wear to which invite the attention Of my and
the public gene' ally.
ALSO-SCOTTS REPORT OF FASHIONS for the Snring
and Summer. SAM. PRICHITT
feb 4 n,
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FOR SALE.

T,HE HOHEsFEAD 90 MATHEW NILSSON, DEc,s- =
Thls tract i heaaufgry situated en- ne y. C. L
Rarosa n siies from Nashville and = known 70 be Ne
go hsst n IA In IA heIiard connty $50 under
god c=daf fence ant ncsy IN cuityaion: The balance
s. tiu,b~rrd Hufrcane Greek hr0ugh the entire
tract sorn an abuniancs o ua'er the dryest season
Tb~re are also aanber ofperPetual springs, zach make
"A very ssr he siack Farm- The soil u rich enoash -
spsak s itse and Is se adapted - We grosth 81 eoeas
totaeco. Eran grass
me proxemsnis e1ssiss 81 rans p~silpg uih seren
ROMA al aat.hsasrs eonpsts ga. barn. staoie, eis
re scrbeF sfl - In Nashniis - seess aaa sli
pleasure In shosina ne premises % any seo -y 80
sire purehase. ferms easy, pasessen gitea nned-
ataiy. &e3o-u l. NAlNuN.
cyALT-soe sss IN ssors ssa A. s.ls "
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Napoleon at st. Helena.
W. t. BERRY s co. have just received

W. t. BERRY s co. have just received
NAPOLEON at ST. HELENA; or, Interesting Anec-
dotes and remarkable Conversation OF the Emperor dur
ng the Five aud Half Years Of his Captivity. Collected
from the Memorials Of Las Casas O'Meara MOntholaon,
Antommacchi, and others By John c. Abbott With H.
lustrations. vol, svo cloth.
Extract from the Prefac
The genius of Napoleon astounding Aubrauches Of
human knowledge seemed alike fan liar 10 his gigantic
mind His conversations at St. Helena scatt red n rough
the numsr US and voumnCuS memorials Of those wbo
cleaned them, are replete wi'liutensestinterest
hcre no mind which will not be invigorated by famiH
arity With those profound tCuChs expresed with 80
much glow offeeling Ind energy OF diction.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-07
LOTS FOE NAI.I
TO FURNITURE AND CEDAR-wARE MANU-

FACrURERs.
'HE subscriber, having just arrived In this City with
commission from % the largest Piano Forte and
Furniture Ware-rooms In The city Of Memphis, anxious
TO make ens hei al terns with Manufac
tuners furniture CedAr-Ware for supply ofeveTy
tcle in the above line He has as1, What Is sy ed the
Ne Plus llrd in the Of labor saving machines,
wit: TYLERS PATENT WASHING MACHINE
This Is ensrry article and "cie1rs the kitchen Of
every thing heret0o introduced 10 this line II
for the manutcture Of thou.and
these machines Ehch he DESTROYS Of having Constructed
Eithout delay few County RI hts, in Middle Tennessee
for sale.
The undersigned can Be seen az Room Mo- CT Hotel
for the next ten days, any time before 20 O'Clock NJ
or Aher O'Clock Z. N. X. q. MeDOUGALL,
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COTTON CORD,

consequence of want Of during the winter months
and accidents to machinery, by fire, our prin
cpa Cotton Factories there only Cotton Cord
enough made TO supply the orders which receive FOR the
article am doing the best can 10 sup by ny customers
In filing part of the orders they come turn; and pub
sh this way OF explanation to those who have favored
me with their orders S. NJ GARRETT,
WOODWARD and C1roage Dealer,
march3-1m Cincinnati d
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WIN SIMMONS

CARPENTER AND BUILOER, respectfully announces to
~ The citizens OF Nashville that he is located on the
corner OF Church and Summer streets opposite the St
Cloud Hotel, where he is prepared TO all kinds Of
Carpenters and JOner's Work. Doors sash and Blinds
Stair Cases, Show Cases Office Deszs, Fitting up Stores
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FOR SALE, RENT Oh EXCHANGE FOR CITY
PROPERTY

81. SMALL Farm, under a good cedar "A
eT-Ssa fence about2A miles from the sqasre t7FsEH
~ the Nolensviile Pike, ming Capt lssfzH
- James smiths, containing y acses I'm. ~---@
pToveBents. Frame Cottage House Eh rooms Kitchen
Negro aee Stables Buggy House. Sc For further par.
ucuars, inquire OF J. TAYLOR,
feI1-im \ AZ parks, pA,~s
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-07

VUTANTED. a responsible and eaterPrising nan, 20
w locate a. Nashville, Tenn, General Agent % q
t.r.- sqhscripton Publishing House In Philadelphia
Toone shoe "a farnsh eash Of non $50 % $780,
fefs n rare make tor particulars, adj
dress Bsx AS, Poss-oaes, PhliadelPhla. Pa.
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MEAT AND PASTRY COOK FOR SAL
LAW PARTNERSHIP.
WINDOW CLASS

Il Il BOXES WINDOW GLASS. superior q laIty, all
- siEe'fvarying frCm b. 10 TO &c by % u.t re-
ceived and for sale ~ HERMAN A RAINS
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ONION GLOVES.

ONION CLOVES.
'I'HRNR BBLs. waite ana Red oason c,ov.s. last 70
eeise1 Aaa los sale b
tells HERMAN A RAINS
- UeAR-1 hhds FAIR Prime, sad cAolos ns- s.,s.y
- y ees Pesdessd HassF. Ia store a1d ior aAss ~
sec@o W. n. GORDON CO.
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AUST NccciYCu,

A T oHAs. RoDERTsoN's oONFECTIONARY, large
n lot OF Sweet MasenA Oranges Also, fine lot Of
Sicily Lemons, Cocoa Nuts. SOFT shell Almonds I'm gsh
Walnuts, Pscans, BrsEii Nets Fberts &c to be fold
cheap to suit the town country trade. march6
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Notice to Railroad Contractors.
EOR SALE.
CON-. COIL.

A CONSIDERABLY quantity Of COAL from the Fell
"a Mines, on hand AMI for sac at the wharf Apply at
the Packet O6ice Of A. l. DAVIS to b. Glen the
Coal Depot Market street. in front Cooks Rrss Fouu.
dry. march4 -twd
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sRENO9sOE5O Gardens.
ROOrFZlaaO EEOPgSe.

(NHAS. MILLER co. have opened the ab1ve Gardens
~ west OF the franklin Turnpike, the City Hospital
where TefreEhme nts be obtained
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+. Il. GIaScOck,

Would oGsr bis services the public, a. agent for he
sale Of
REAL ESTATE, NEGROES
other spec cfpropery sher IN town or country Be-
log drerun deVoGs tmr % TIE above Business
snd having had considerable exp rieneel nattsr myself
that c. n give satisfaction those uho nay favor neib
that Hne can aIssys be found a. IRE Counting Ron
ofthe Patriot once" -Aere, IN absence ,OTderse1a
be len EiH also attend 20 TIE saies 81
Dry Goods, Groceries sc.
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NEGRO FOR SALE.
A Rare Chance

HAyEs sale an sxseIient good Tasosr Asout IS o.
/ Is Yszrs cd, ssOai, very hssly and ietsilgsoe
f.ha2 ". W fihThh.
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LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE

CHINEsE SUGAR CANE SEED Justrecsivedat
~ HERMAN A RAMS
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FOR RENT

GLOVER y EDS barrels Glover Seed, to ar
~ rive On the Seventy six.
mari CARTER MCKAY & CO.
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HARPEKs MAGAZINE aud GOOEY's LNDY'S BOuK
for January, just received by
fe0lO HAGAN BRO
HARPER's NEW PAPER Htrper's Weekly Journal
Of Civilization hrst number 800 copies just received Sub
seriptOn received and single copiessodhy
febl0 HAGAN BRO, Agents.
THE NEW YORK LEDGER, Weekly Newspaper. Sub.
scriptons received aud single Numbers sold by
feblO HAGAN t0., Agents
THE FLAG OF OUR UNION, and "BaIou's Pictorial
Newspapers" for sale by
febiO HAGAN BRO. Agents
HAGAN BRO, Market street, have just received a
large supply oextra heavy and very dne Cap Paper ruled
and unrued. Also, assortment OF fine Wrapping and
Manila Papers, VIII oh they invite buyers in want Of
good article at low prices. HAGAN 4 BRO,
f-hIO 50 Market street