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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-18
Fulton. Miss. Nav q 1871

The Editor Ofthe Columbus (Ga) Sun he's just re.
turned from an excursion about thirty miles in Ala
bama. He says
We found the cotton plant ranging in height
from three to five inches. Excepting occasional
bad stands, we found the crop looking very we'll
where it bad been worked out We saw some
fields that had not yet been worked out, and are
spprehensive the owners will, in few days, have
some difficulty in finding the plant. Much of the
crop, owing TO the start the grass has got will have
10 be turned out, the entire crop materially in
jured by poor cultivation in attempting to cave the
whole
Corn varies from half leg TO a little over knee
high, and is looking well; and from the surface
which seems to be planted, we conclude, should it
not be cut of by drought when maturing, there
will be plenty raised to meet the ordinary wants of
the country,
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rescued. He did not thereafter manifest
any disposition to pursue the matter fur
Their; but, according to the Union and f.
n'eT'can, held himself ready to render any
satisfaction that might be demanded |"
NOW, this is amusing 1t is the best joke
OF the season. An insulted cock, half
whipped, too badly hacked to crow even,
holding himself "ready to render satisfac-
ton y! Whom did he expect to make a
demand on him for satisfaction? Ger
tainly not his insuter who had mastered
him in debate, and mastered him again in
the test of physical strength, so far as it
went. The General and his organs must
invent some other plea-this one wont do.
BE- Is it not singular, if Gen. Harris
had nothing more in view, than to main
tain his honor, that he waited until he ar
rived in Lincoln county, before be took Of
fence at words which had no application to
him? There, where the American party
numbers but little band, whilst his own
party is tremendously large and bitter in
their opposition to Americanism, he might
hope to make personal assault upon his
competitor with less fear of the consequent
ces than elsewhere. If his motives for the
assault were correct, it was most unfOrtu-
nate that he did not determine to vindicate
his honor until he reached that particular
locality.
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS

I'HE bows Of the Public Schools 81 give series Of en-
tertalnments at the Theatre, commeu chg Thur,day
night, 18th inst and will Friday and SATURDAY.
nights. Messrs. Dorman Mclaughlin aud HaIey's boys
Nichol, Weakly and CALDWELL the second (FrdayI nigh,
and Mes rs Tarbox an Tobey's saturday night The
oeSt - to raise money! Tor the purchase apparatus 10,
chase the necessary amount. -
.'''-' 81 cents
Ninu'eh anu servants ....25 cents
Exercises, which consists OF Destinations Colloouvs
Dialogues and Cor cert Speaking, commence AT ocock
secure tickets aod seats At the Theatre each day pre-
cedng the exercises. -
June I6-dlt.
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N. Il 0. r. R.-The iron which was wrecked
upon the Florida Reefs Intended for this company
has all been saved, aud will be at Columbus, Ky,
IN short time. Three hundred tons OF the FIRST
that was saved has already been received, and we
learn that the work of laying down the track has
been resumed and Is nov going on rapidly. The
agent informs that he has now at comm I'd SUM-
cient iron 10 lay the track without any interruption
some 10 miles beyond Jackson, Tenn. The road
is ALREADY completed some or miles out from
Columbus, and will 10 oil probability reach the Ten
nessee line during next month.-7rsnto,. Journal,
lSM
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-18

E@-Democrats say Harris has made
frequent canvasses and never had per-
sonal difficulty until he encountered Hat
ton. He has never had "school boy" for
competitor before. "School boys" are
proverbial for being hard riders. But,
then, Statesman of ripe experience"
ought not to lose his temper, even though
it is a school boy that rides him.
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Foreign Immigration.

The figures showing the arrivals Of foreign imm +
grants at the port OF New York, where probably
nlneteen-twenteths have htherty landed, viii here
after fai TO show the true uumber, or anything like
Il, oiimmigrants coming into our country. Alarge
proportion, II not the great bulk of the immigra-
lion this wear will be by way OF Q ebec, Montreal
and the Grand Trunk Road through Canada, or by
the Lake Ontario steamers. The arrangements OF
the Canadian Line OF steamers are said TO be We nv
comprehensive, by which mmi grants are Iicketed
direct from the point OF starting in the old country
20 the point OF destination 10 this, and protected
throughout the whole journey from emigrant com
missoners, runners, and transportation companies
Ssgeral thousands have this season slready come
by this route, and the number viii doubtless be
greatly swelled during the season. We learn from
the Rochester URi0R that the steamer EorfksrSfr
arrived 81 the mouth Of the Genesee on W ednesday
morning from 0gdensbargh with over 1000 pas
sengens. About one hundred were cabin passen-
gers, the remainder we're Norweglan emigrants.
bound for hilsAIkie. These emigrants came bv
way Of Quebec aud MonircAl. They are tsken from
Montreal 10 Lewiston or the American Steamboas
Company and thence 20 By the Great Western
Rsilsay 10 Detroit Among these persons were
SEQ who left single village 10 Noruay They ap-
pezred 10 be healthy and hardy race Of people.
Most Of these people are boand ior the new states
and territories 10 the wsst having been preceded
10 mAny instances by agents who have seleeted h
advance their nev bones Although thev nav
have Money, may be honest and industrious. 4 4
right they should be admitted. st once, a. Mr.. ST.
ward land The democratic party, lhe Sfsteas.su
might have added proposes. 20 en- eqasltr wisb
native citizens At the eanot boli--AIkanv Sfstes-
msa.
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Notice.
CITY BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF
NASHVILLE.
TRUST SALE

u virtue OF Mortgage with power to SELL executed
~ BY Ira Conwe and wife. to the City building and oan
Association Of Nashville, the Esd day Of February in
the year 1886, and registered in the Registers Office Of
Davidson unity, in Book 81 page 8; viii expose to pub
lie sale at the Court house yard gate in Nashville on
Saturday, 9Th day of June, 1857,
to the highest bidder for cash. the property conveyed in
said mortgage, being situated about mi from Nash
VIII on the Nashville Gslstin rnpike road, and
the west side OF said road 10 the 18th vii strict Of said
county 1t being the heretofore purcha ed by said
GonWe w. OF shua Soule, by deed executed the 20h
day OF brnary 1856; beginning at stake IN the
Of said turnpike road Soules UormeTly Thomas S.
corner running thence with said road south 9 degrees
West Is 4 poles ske in the inter- of sal road thence
forth sA degrees West IS poles to stke theme North
w eegrees, Fast 2 poles to stake Ia said
Souies line thence With said line South S0A degrees East
% poles 10 the beg nnfng Containing ten, twenty four
enc hun dred and sxtieth acres, more or less
j ne premi IS web improved, with y comfortable
Cottage residence and all necessary oubOases The night
OF redemption IS also especially waved.
june l6. SAM'L SEAY, Treasurer.
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CROSSING THE PLAISs.-We learn from the
Greenheld tho). Southwestern that emigration to
California is greatly the increase in that part OF
the State-never before having been greater. il
equalled. unless in the years 1851 50. As many as
twenty wagons week have passed through Green
held, this spring, bound for Californis; and il is
thought that seven thousand head Of cattle have
gone from that county, and twice as many from
Greene.
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SUMMER READING.

NEW BOOKS.
THE TESTIMONY or TIE ROcKs--Hush MHsr.1
BIOGRAPHICAL AND HISTORICAL sKErcHEs-M,.
caulAy.
AMERICANS IN JAPAN-by Robert Thomas
ARCTIC ADVENTUREs ny SEA AND LASD-sArgsnt.
HAHsFoRD-A Tale OF Baeon's REBELLION.
THE DAYS OF ny LFE-An Autobiography.
TWO YEARS AGo--by Rev. Oharses Kingsley.
ThE OLIVE BRANCH: OR. WHITE OAK FARM.
SAUF GUkLEYi OR, The TRAPPERs OF UMBAGoG.
DOCTOR ANTONIO, A TALE OF IeALY-by GaaaaL
Oracle AABER-by @. W. Deauison.
SABEt-The Young WIFI ard the Ola Love.
LEoaI DI NoSorA, AND OTHER POEMS,
Just FeesiVed By
Nav 20. GkR CHARLES W. SMITH
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-18

I virtue Of two executions ia favor OF AIex
- against lanes Tarp'ey, will Saturday the
xIth OF June, at the Court houe wall in the city Of
N.snye, q, II O'Clock espose 10 public the gh-
est bidder, for cash, negro wonan named Jpa ga
about 30 year, also good cook and washer; and levied on
ssthe property OF said rarpey, satisfy "a executions
Said negro BE- a. any time untii tbs a., ~ - :,
the once Of Wm. O. Boyd.
June IDS THOMAS uousoU n n d,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-18

GREAT EXCITEMENT IN sPAIS The Queen of
spaln, the King Consort sud the Court Of Madrid
have been thrown into fever OF joy by the recove
cry OF the .'holy nail" extracted from the cross.
which had been carried OF 90 the 27th Of Nav last
year, BY some sserilegiOus vagabonds, 90 aeconn,
Of the valuable csskst 10 which il vas confined.
The said vagabonds having retared tie holy nail
minus the essket, this relic has bFea The oil. ct Of
series Of ceremonies. 10 which The exalted ind.
Mauas mentioned above have tAkea active part
CtR. Times
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-18

80 we have bad succession Of glorious rains
WITHIN the last two weeks, and vegetation Is lu1ur.
ang 10 the V'vifng effects Of the Droprlous season.
me democrats o1ght 10 prey Tor drs weashsr for
maeh more ram viii make distribution constitution.
a. according 70 hsrrs' wessher guAgs.--clsrkssilI
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W. X. KELIT, Esq Portrait
O1REANFts' EXEMPLARY NOVELS, complete Port-c,is
THE HEPrAMEa0N, Taes in the manner Of Boccacu A
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CT ASS Il,
Draws Julv 18th. 1887
SCHEME

"01N0Is \
Tickets $40 90: Halves SIS. 90; Quarters $3.50.
20 Rank Notes Of sound Banks taken at par.
Checks on New York RENTED for prizes
Address orders for tickets certificates OF packages m
tcketsto ANDERSON A SON NanagaTs
Macon o. Savannah, Ga
Nv Persons holding Prize Tickets OF J. p Whit,
Manager, will send them to for payment
~ Address ders for Tickets to G.. H. WINTER Roy
352, Nashville, Tennessee or to ANDERSON A SON Ma
con, or SaVannah, Georgia.
lima I
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uaKRRY. coNFECrIONARY.Nc.

TtHARLKs ROBE sfSON, Gate 81 tAs arm q J. q. O.
u keAsFisor bread street. coutnnes Ia business "a No.
H. AAFEsf street, gopiosis Norris stFatioal III re
~ IL prepared sxscate aBd On al orders in al he
hEsncass % Bah M. coaccionary, ke VI shc he nay
fsvorrd. Mis- mat-sa fesh And q TIE te taaaE
~ ass ~ daters himself hat h give TIE osi nsr.
Set sathfao1kn. Ne uh sel D. shs ssaa rsta nnd
hxnkz 81 ~ rgs Daronage has heFstafere rseslvsd
ans petsrs hnsef - mcrh eoaf1aaare o. tas sane.
Jene lad
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r. s. ROLLINS & co.

Have removed to their new etore-house No T. on the
North side Of the Public Square, block buildings
known as the Nashville Inn block, kOor Messrs.
Evans Cos where they would be pleased to their
toners and wait them with good and cheap Stock Of
Shoes, Boots and Hats
Nashville, June Him. BUkG
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SALE OF ANECRO WOuaY-

WE are putting up il qusrter and half barrels an sS
eeient article Of Family Lard which We viii ssiIto.
Tor cash. Consumers something by PURCHASING o
mav23-ims woonS a 90
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ADWTNlsrnArOn,S NOTICE.

ErFkks Of sdniaiEirAtOn slth he wui annsxsd h.v.
~ nE esen Erantst % th- undersigned - re O. nw
opaft q oatden. ~ estate q 1aeph Monfzauerv
hel deed- Or 81 Laais. No an rertaas haxirx oalna
ASsiaat sld eaiate hsEeAy natae6 prescnt them
Hhn ne ae prescribed - ~. shey va ~ narrsa
aud 80 hs1g I'D BOD y AID estate az renuesf1
= pay - sals silhout tsisy, n. u. Z. Goaa.
faaslt-<A Aan1 NilA he Ein snna1sa
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For Sale.
COME QUICK Or LOSE RARaA1H

REING compelled 10 change my business AN Offering
~ Tor sale, on good terms ell Of Livery stock con.
stng OF Horses, Bugges, Carriages &C. &C Those who
wish 70 go into money making business will do well 70
call Immediately. ~ " "
lease can be had upon the Stable for tern OF years
q. W. SUMNER,
81 3. Market street
gunelo. NashvfIa II,
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THE CREATES Using 10 THE yrMarP
$ YER KNOWN
Gratuitoasly Furnished

Os arpHc4tion 90 TIE subscribers. bR RRtnrr,s -
- Anee % d. eslrniiae NJ ~ eanains 4 Rest -
shAAs uhrine "a hoeon. shh snsrk. uuon a. y
hrt- Slas gghnson, Jas. h. s4li4a.s "A 4 w., ~ ~
and nay other Physlslsns q slasses p Ill
he union - So eSr1ioas q
~ soatenasd ~ harshAll' Ctsrins cathsiis,.
PANE ens iAe eon1aoa q sssf-al - - 49,.
% s<iaon o. nssvr earas hat * e.es !. -
sysseas and tnat salfey es.i.s.s 49, -, ~ 49,, 80
N.en.ef irTsiAais AMI ali osher ahula1lins
a. e-ese hasnae deicaey. fhaE Il 1 a. asncE us.
-. ee-s ees e-aary 70 eoaaituts qa.rksa r.
t--s - 80 ioafat Paria have keen saAuits 20 snf
,--s - .1.4as aue 70 asen cosxts sna aedssl
~. 80. any phyttcian IN hAahs,Is o. sas-
N1s,s7 eHa snsw taem - . appi,caala
AS~-1t :. a tais faIeratssn Hpea fsis ieraiaahs
$40 M epanlo9s u lhIrF a lbs lea1ar nsdsi
- y - t2iens ~ - abtzinad sfatulf olslT 81
t~nF% AAcAaAxfG sk0kHtfa, kashqins.
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KINGSTON SPRINGS,
Office,

you wish to sell your Grain, put II in good shipping
Il order. Grain for shipment the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad will only b. received 10 Gunny
Bags or In new Osnaburg Sacks, Of good quality well
sewed, and made 70 contain about two bushels each.
Special notice is given hat Grain in domestic sacks
or in secondhand sacks Of kind will be received
and orv arded. they insufficient bear handling
ard protect contents besides Old sacks often twice
and thrice marked, and mscons glments and loss
The shipping mark and de tination pI each
sack. Ii. !. ANDERSON
june13. Sup't
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NEW VELLuM PAPER COPYING BOOK.

THIS Book will be iouni TO esq eat advantages over
the old style, from ths pler being both thicki and
strong and BiH no, tear trasa dampsaeR. Il takes
most perfect inn resson, and It's pages viii be eouven.
len. TO refer to those Of ordinary Day Book When
In It's great superiority vii be apparent both for
Coping Letters, Accounts, Currents Maniess and other
Do eumenls. For sale by
June l. SO CHAVIFs " SMITH
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FLon the Augusta Chronicle, June Il
The Crops.

We are Indebted to gentleman of this city, for
The following extract of letter. from bis brother
who has been travelling through Alabama, Missis-
sippi Arkansas, and Louisiana, as agent for the
sale of cotton-gins, business which brought him
directly in contact with the planters wherever he
went. Bis information in relation to the crops is.
therefore, from first hands:
FULTON, Miss, Nav 81, 1857.
Il am travelling this year for Mr. Pratt, but the
spring has been 20 unfavorabe to the planters that
] find considerable difficulty in selling Gins. The
Cotton and Corn crops are sadly behind In come
sections, principally the billy country, there is not
half ''stand" of Cotton; and my humble opinion
is, that Notwithstanding the large crop that was
planted, there will scarce be 5000 900 bales made
the present year; and from the best information
can get, there was at least 5 100000 planted for
The Arkansas, Texas, and part of the Louslna and
Mississippi Cotton killed, or nearly SO by the
heavy frost 9th, 28th, and 29h OF April MANY of
the planters in North Alabama and North Mississip-
p are blowing up some of their Cotton and plantin
Corn, because they cannot get cotton seed to re-
plant; now, it is too late if they had seed.
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EB The Republican and American coalition
State Convention of Pennsylvania Rave nominated
Hon. David Wimot, OF ProViso celebrity, as their
candidate for Governor at the ensuing election.
VIM. Milward was nominated for Canal Commits
ssioner, and Nessrs. James Veech and Joseph l..
Lewis Tor Judges of the Supreme Court.
The Banner aud Patriot should not exclude from
their columns so interesting and suggestive an item
OF news Union and American
We would suggest to the Union and Ameri-
can the propriety of trying at least to ascer-
tain the truth before giving currency to such
statements as the foregoing. The American
State Convention of Pennsylvania, assembled
at Harrisburg short lime since, and nomina-
ted the following State ticket:
FOR GOVERNOR,
ISAAC HAZLEHURST, of Philadelphia.
FOR JUDGES SUPREME oorRT,
JACOB BROOM, of Philadelphia.
JOSEPH E. BRADY, of Allegheny.
FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER,
Mr.. IINDERMAN, of Berks.
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SUMNER AND WINTER TURNIP SEED.
FIRE BRICK.

lust received from D. Landreth's Nursery, supply Of
Summer ard Winter Turnp Seed For sale low by the
pound. Dnne17.l s. WELLER, sr.
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IKE BRICK.
PIRST-RATE article Of FIRE BRICK, can always be
had at the Agricultural Implement and Seed Store Of
une17-eo1m B. s. WELLER Sr
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CAPE MI Az,

CAP Il MI Az,
(1OIUNBIA HOUSE, CAPE ISLAND CAPE MAY
- NEW JERSEY.-This extensive estabf.hmfnt will
be opened for the reception OF company TIT EsDAY
June inst Since the close Of last been
put IN complete order Painted throaphout Papsred and
Furniture added. corps Of the best drilled
CoOred have been selected from this City and
Baltimore and every attention will be paid the
comfort and pleasure Of the guests Application for Rooms
or Cottages be made at the ONCE OF the subscriber
L HARDWOOD,
No. 90 Walnut street,
June 1-eof2m. Pbilad el phia, PA.
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B. ;. WELLER.
AGRICULTURAL AND SEED STORE
NO. 81, SOUTH MARKET ST, NASHVILLE.

II AvING estabu -hei general Agricultural Depot az
IL the above place. desire all my Old and true friends,
and the public large 20 call a1d ne, and examine
my stock in trade. Tn eshers, the latest and
proved Mover and pers Barnhs unriVaied and
cotton Drills. Bri1 ey premium PlOWs aud InVators Of
Eentncky Garden seeds, o. every variety. also Clover,
Timothy Bue Grsss, Orchard Grass, Canary, Hemp and
Rape Seed. Buekw eat and Barley, constantly hand.
All kinds q Agricultural and horticultural Implements
hand.
All kinds Of Copper. Tin, Bras and sheet Iron Ware
stl uanufactuFed. and owes. Crates, &C Tor sale AE
rcuura Imp emens hand ordered and sold a. the
manu'scturer prizes and transpOr alton. Also Timers
Machines and Hand foois from Peek Saith Co.'S Mann
factory, Southington, m.
just received supply Of Bush, Lima and Corn Beans,
TavSS rs WELLER .
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NEW GOODS!


T HAVE 800 los q NEGR0Es On hard. among thsm
there are seRers sec eaokt, good aci snfth god
brek n4soa. ssssrJ god Aaiss, al Of Uhch anx-
oss ssn an& psH ss1 then ios.
n1ys8 nv P0RrER
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Gift Sale of Books at Auction.

On 0O0 VOLUMES Standard Works will be Of.
~ OOO fered for sale at Auction this Night
Purch Of Bools will receive e,ents with their pur
chase 10 be distriLute as usual.
NJ c. BRUCE Aucto1er,
June 2-h. Co iege Street.
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To PAINTERS.

MTANTED inmedlately two good plain workmen to
w whom steady work and good wages will be given.
Apply to SPUKGIN h TAYLOR,
Painters Graniers, &c, &c,
Hoptinsvile Ky,
1Q-dI n po,T
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IIOUSE Ann I.Or FnR SALE.

AM Offering for sale privately, House and OF o.
situated Broad street. few doors above sum ;ss
mer; fronting 4 feet Broad running back lS5 -
feet to alley. The house contains rooms In the main
building, vi Kitchen, bathhou smoke house, &c We
will give bargain in the above rJpertY, and our terms
shall be EASY. L. r. GLASCOrK, Agent,
june16. No g. Cherry st.
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The ears % the Mississippi and Tenasssee Cen.
tral Railroad .rsees runsas regularly 10 Jaeksoa.
--hsp. Bal lsfA
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FRESH PEACHESIN CANS.


ICSF received per steamer D. A. Given, on consign
ment, "a dec. Cans Fresh Peaches. War aned good.
JunelS. WA CARTER MCKAY co.
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l now offered Gr sac at bargain. The Lot -
4 fronts 62 feet Woodland street and 10 on II.
hinick. Tie House con ains four good rooms good III
c. tern, &C. The house Is new, built brick the
situation one OF the best in Edgehed. Will be SOD low.
Apply 10 VS. LINDSLEY
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I O0 BBLS SMITHS Stock Ale.
1OO25 y bbis do do
rs casks Young RS Pale Ale pints.
q casks Nuier Sons Pale A'e pints, Tin Jugs)
80 casks Barclay, Perk rs Co.'s Brown Stout.
$50 cases Champagne Cider.
jnneiS, CARTFF Mckay 100
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New Ice Cream and Soda Water
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Il EEPS constantly hand fine assortment Of Con-
IN fectionares, Fruits, Cigars, Ale, &C. He will, also
during the season keep supply Of ICE CREAM Of the
best quality He respectfully asks sha Of pub lie pat
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