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T8URsTON Il BERNARD,
No. lR puhiie g1uare.

tNeIt door % UoI60ulLI
WYE nov have on hand beautiful stock o. french
w and English Msrino5, PLAIN Plaid and Ambrs
shaded all wool DeLanes BomoazDes, O1shmers1 Man
chester DeLalnes Plaid Red Yellow and White Fl1lneF
all qualities. Also, complete stock Of staple 9ood3.
SerVants Goods Of ell kinds which We invite the lta
ton Of All CASH buyers IS We can give good bargains
sePt2a-d
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IMPORTANT TO CRY AEO CUUNTII
WATCH-MARERS.F

HAVE received difset from Europe large supply Of
N Watch Makers Tools AMI Materials, which VII sell
twenty-five per cent below New YORK prices. Materials
any part the county BY mail Likewise, large
assonmsntor Click Materials Having engaged hs services
OF experienced Workmen for the repairing Of watches,
JsEalry, Coaks, &C.. be warrant enIe slsaeton 70
City and Counsry Trade. N. C-bkUC 3
Wholesale Dealer in Watches, JsWolry, Clocks Fancy
Gosds, Hc., II Cedar sirsst, Nashville Tenn.
noV. a-smodEW.
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PENNSYLVANIA lRAILHOAD,


TUE Great Centrai Route connecting the Atlantic els
4 with esern, Northwest srns end o.ae.,
~ coBtnuous Railway direct has road also eonneets
Of Ptisburg with daily ne o. Steamers 70 81 PoFs or
the Western Rivers and 81 UlsFeand aod ndusky WIFE
Steamers 70 al ports the Northwestern LAKES I6lne
the most direct cbc1Dsst ard re5gte route ~ which
FREIGHT can be forwarded to and from the GTat fSt
Rates bsfwesn Philadelphia and PIttsDuIg!
FIRST CLASS. -Be0ts shoes, Dry Goods IN. vT nan
Gn boxss) Furs Feathers, &e....... ~ wv
SECOND CLASS-BOoks and Stationery,
Dry Goods iu bales Hardware, Lea }75c pr Icon
Their, &C. -. .ss-ssr...I
THIRD CLASS.-AEvils, Bagging Bacon, AZ. ~ 1oor.
and PORT du bulk, Hemp, &e......s " - 4O0A
FOURTH CLASS.-Cafise, Fish, Bacon, zs.--.- lam
and Pork (pac<sd,) Lard aud LardOn, ~ pSi AVV"
Fl0Ur-$l per obi. until further notice.
Grain--5Q cts. per 100 lbs. until further notice.
Cottoas3 per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs weight until
further notice.
~ In shipping Goods from any point East Of Phila.
dephia be particular TO marx package gia Philadelphia
RGirO1d" All Goods consigned to the Agents Of this
Road OF Philadelphia or Pisburg will be forwarded with
out detention
FRErsur Assrrs-Harris, Wormlsy & Co, Memphis,
Tennessee; z. z. Sass Co. 81 Louis; J. s. Mitchell
Son. Evansville Indiana; Dumssui Bell and Murdoch and
Carter Jewett LOUISVILLE KY; r Q. Medium Madison
indiana SPrglan BFowh and Irwin Co, Cincinnati;
n. ". Graham & Co, GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Lecch 5 Co., No
"a Kby street Boston; Leech Co. Astor House. New
YORK; Mol William street. and Nos BstisrG Place New
FORK; Z. SBeeder Philadslphjs; MagraW koons Bal
imoTa; Geo. G Franeiscus, Pittsbs7g.
a. u. HOUSTON, General Ffe5gt A0enf, Pk5as :
q. J. L04BAERT, SgP't, At;oosa, Pa.
janl Sly
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p. w. MAXEY q 90.
Tin Marc 7
q. y. NRCgsride,

Ae a5s I'VE Sd ASACS
COPPER, TIN Il SHEET IRON WORKER,
No. Z, BROAD STREEr
NASHVILLE, 7 EN- NESSEE.
HAVE this day purchased the interest Of Mr.. Henry
McCasn IN the above business and hereby tender my
sincere thanks to all Gy old friends and patrons for their
EberNy heretofore extended 70 the firm and would most
respectfully solicit continuance Of svOrs from them and
wish to info all tie world and the rest Of mankind"
that have OF hand and for sale sDlend d LOT Ct
COOKING STOVES,
Of various patterns. Psrlor Stoves for wood aud
aud faRcy Crates Box Stoves for churches Hob
low Ware Of every variety hand made to der Fur
nsoes and Foot Stoves entirely patterns, Tin Ware
Of ever description, suitable for house keeping.
JOB WORK.
I am prepared to do all kinds Of Job Work, such as
House Guterng Roofing any other branch pertaining
to that line.
STEAMBOAT AND FURNACE WORK.
Myold friends Of the River will lind 10 their advantage
to call aud give hearing before bargaining elsewhere
for work.
ALSO, for sale one pair secondhand ENGINES, cylin-
der II inches diameter and four feet stroke with water
shaft and other fixtures suitable for a Light dTauEhl
steamer, which can be bought On reasonable tsrus.
June "A. ie25
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LORINZA BRYANT AND SHERWOOD
BRYANT'S II EIRS,-EXPARTE
W. W. - FsLX &. eHEETBAa,
NHEnIFEls 80.

d virtue Of an execution directed from le rh
- csry court al Nashville, is November iFB, 1850
flvorUf c. Bien, Clerk snd Master, ". Iindci
ard Robert ndsl, viii, SErURbsT, ihs lih day %
April next Npos1 10 sale a. the court Yard Cots On hah
vile the highest oder cash, 80 he rh ole, claim
and inoresL. that ~ ana 0herL adeH haTa aHd
certain piece puTeei bot OF GFrund, lying ard bsug
he county Of DAyicsonf slate Of Isuness=e Hnd cry Of
Nashville the being Lot SO. the dFislH 81 Lots
formerly by John ilda, decid fruutnT Market
street, lin what l. knCWnaH College Lois - ieer and
ming bark 100 feet. upon which Lli there a
Brick House. Deed Registered 10 Book % and page go,
Register Ufdce Of Davidson county.
Also, an Tgnt1 tile, claim and inigrGli aat Robert
TIudsll and Disos parcel Of Land Aiaa8d ald
County and saIa afoFezif college
Hill south Of corporation 20 Na4hvlie, Do being ha o.
Lot 40 dcsr atsd iu the plan u Can Lots
10 say Sonheru half Of sad Lot, FuntuE % feet
Mar.et street running back Ir lsel aeg, being Ire
zams that conveyed o. NzTh p Hanks BY Richard
hanks Deed Rs tered 10 Book no. Ipagss i59 and l53,
Kag-sr's UfdcB Of DAVIDSON county. safe Hbin legal
hours J. X EDHUNDSoN, Sherif-
BE- r.. CAHEsRLL, Depu-Y Sherd.
n--rr. I--I.--ur. lee s..
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STEAM SHIPS.
For German Ports.
NEW YORK, BREMEN d SOUTHAMPTON
UNITED STATES lEAIE sTKAHKRh

THE ships comprising this line are WASH -
a .lNGfON. Capt, Z. Csvendy; HER Et=f3ss
MANN, Capt. Edward Higgins. Thess siss-
mera stop Southampton, both going md ret17nins
FnoPosaD DATEg % aAILINs-le57
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REMOVAL.

TNHURSTON 4 BERNARD have removed 10 No. Is
i Public Square next door 70 Cslhouu's, where they
Will be happy TO show their customers first rate stock Of
Dry Goods, consisting Of Black Brown and BHe Broad
Cloths; Black and Fancy Oassimsrss; Ysstngs Gloves
Hosiery, Crsvsts, handkerchief, &C., &C.
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH


BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
vv1HE ONLY ROUTE By which through tickets to Wash.
ipgton can be procured 70 which point well to
T-ItTors Il s the shortest most direct and in every
Sf he most reliable route Il is the only route by which
rchassrs Of Through ckets 70 New York are enabled
e reseh The cities Of Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
Yor Al the cost Of Ticket 70 New York only, thus
ANN business Men and Travellers for pleasure infor
sfoa % visit four Of the principal cities in the Union for
Less cost than be afforded By any other route
And is the only route by which Through Tickets
Ia had % Richmond Norfolk, Winchester Fredericksburg
r1d Petersburg Va Charleston, Savannah Macon, Az
hnA Augusta, Berkley Springs and Bedford Springs
Passengers from NASHVILLE take the stage Coaches Of
Csrtsg Thomas steamers on the Cumberland river,
10 IuIsvuLB connecting there with the United States
Nail steamers 70 Cincinnati, with the Jacksonville
Railroad 70 Indianapolis Ind make direct connection nt
Coumbus Ohio, with the Central Ohio Railroad to Wheel
Lnr whence close connection with the Baltimore and Ohio
RS3lrosd Is made 70 Washington City Baltimore, Phla
delphia and New York.
- Passengers holding Through Tickets from Nom
phs ars transferred al Cairo 70 the cars Of the Illinois
Conral Railroad, from thence passing through Terre
Hsuta Indianapolis Dayton and 1enR to Columbus Three
psiy Trains ssVe Columbus, al 10 A. NJ, $50 p n and
Is p. n.
- ey route slrding Through Tickets 70 az the Eastern
Cities 8 the same charged BY other routes hU
Fuk ov il Ia also the shortest most speedy and direct
% I'll the leading points 10 the East The distance from
Columbus 70 Baltimore Is only SIS miles, being sb0ut 100
nr less changes Of BY this route, and consequently
ksss detention, than BY any other.
~ The road is bailssted with broken stone and is
aztrsly free from dust.
For further information please sppy 70 D. 6. RUMSEY,
AGENT Nashville, Toun.
og Through Tickets apply in Louisville at The Office Of
Ne q. g. Mail steamers, at the Jacksonville Railroad
Master Transportation B. 40 E. R.
JOHN n. SHARP, General Western Agent
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Frederick Bleir.

GERMAN PHYSICIAN, from Rudolton, Saxony, has IA
" ken Office at No. TO- Front strsst Clark and Of
frs his services TO the citizens Of Nashville relief
cure OF Female Complaints Of all kinds Scrofula in is
worst FORMS ConsUmpi n, Rheumatism nd DTOpsy. His
experience and practice In regard these and similar
have been such enable him 70 guarantee peree
cure II treated or taken in time.
For sale above. very superior article Of Stomach
itGers Of his invention and manufacture, together
y lib a variety Of other medicines. Ifeb7-ly
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PENNsYLYANIA RAILi5OaD,-

TTNHREE Daily Through Trains, between Philadelphia
Il and PittsbUrg. THE MORNING NAIL TRAIN
leaves Phisdelpha for Ptsburg at ~ A. NJ snd Pitts
burg for Philadelphia at z, A. b.. TIE FAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia for Pitts6urg at l. P NJ and Pitts5urg
for Philadelphia at /, P. N. TIE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves philadelphia for Pittsburg at H. P NJ and
Pittsburg for Philadelphia at 40, p. N.
70 aad from ST. Louis No; Alton G8lens and Chicago
ILL.,; Frankfort, Lexington, ana Louisville, Ky; Terra
Hsute Madison Lafayette and Indianapolis Ind. CiuOin
natl Dayton, Springfield Beefontaine Sandusky Toledo
Csvsland Columbus GAINESVILLE, hasslon and Wooster
0hio also with the Steam Packet Boats from and 70 New
Orleans, st. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati
Through Tickets can be had to or from either Of tbs
above places.
For further particulars see Handbill5 at the different
starting points. Passengers from the West win ind this
the shortest and most expeditions roate 10 Philadelphia
Baltimore, New \ Ork or Boston,
THOS. MOORE, AGENT PGsscsgsr Lines, Pkjisdg.
J. MESKIAEN, AsEST Passenger LiHes, Pittsofrg.
Philadelphia ls57-iau7-lv
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Stopping q s0uthamp0n both going and returning they
oeT passengers proceeding London and HaFne ADVANTAGES
OTrany oheT route for Tho economy Of time and money.
Passage om New YORK 20 Southampton and Bremen, First
CABIN Main Saloon, 100 dollars; First Cabin, lower Saloon
ITO dollars; Second do. 90 dollars.
Gee
No bills oflading win be gned or parcels on the
day OF sailing,
An experienced Surgeon Is attached 70 each ship.
tP6r freight or pass se apply TO
q. II. SAND, n South William street, New York.
c. A. HEINEKEN & CO., Bremen,
CROSkEY e Co, Southampton.
VIM. ISEIIN, HaFfe. ffebli-i0m.
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NOTICE TO PASSENI5EIIS.
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE, n. & G.. R. R.,

NJ IOE 10 z lLFf9 n o y ILos
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE, ". & G.. r. R.,
NASHVILLE, Jaa. 6, 1857,
ON and after Monday ueXt, the Ii the Ticket
~ once OF the Nashville ard Chattanooga Railroad viii
be established No. p College street under The SeWanee
Hotel. The Once will be open a. NJ. and losed Al
o'clock, p N. Passengers should procure Tickets before
sUing 10 the Fl. I. ANDERSON, Supt.
G. L. AUDERsoE, Ticket Agent ljan0-tL
TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.
PROPOSALS viii be received at the Engineers Office Of
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad unt February 10,
1857 for the Grading Masonry, and Bridging Of said Rail
road from Spring ALL TO opposite the town &c Columbia,
shout thirteen miles The above work comprises heavy
rock about six thousand peTches OF Bridge Masonry,
and sixteen hundred eet of Bridging Plans, PrOhes and
Specifications may be any time, and any further in
fOrmron obtained by addressing j. H. DEvEBEUX, Division
Engineer at Columbia, Tennessee. A. ANDERSON,
jaHl6-tf Engineer.
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7 WILL IN NJ KEsIbENCE aud abous ihirty acrss
L GROUND, situated 10 ne 5sautful vara ~ Edzeasil
ore mile fum The city OF Nashville and GelnE the Cal
itu Pike Fath sraui sud Robson sueetL j. probably
one ar the beau-fl places On DaVdgoa couHy,
would make very DESIRABLE residence 1eulienau
fortune. 70 % siFo veil stIaed - up into bndlng l0is
aaFur abGu Of fronts fIY 0iect SELL
b. 10 apon less valuable por.i1n Of ny iauds
VERY fzyorabr terms will be gives b7th a. 70 pstnd us
f-b2l-dE Lwim II. HuB-ON.
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AGENCY Fox a.UCaIIsG Lad AK
RANTS IN TIE hORTH WIZ.

~ y. STOKES viii leave hstuesu the luiand ccth -
~ Apr! nez for the Plrlose o. locating Land Wairp
and ysUE money Lands and Tuun LOIS me So
Of Iowa, ana Terri ory 90 Mn1esoa. ne expects vi
all parts Of that stats and Ts5Fl und he cny arouud
Lake Superior C and be Dr1Tsses % RFe1i money tu
Lands and locate on at ao low rnce &C
cents per acrs per nFcsenisg land and
property, All who may desi 90 ensase Dc
viii addresshtn Liberty, nekalb couuigs Ieanes1ce.
Th win his Trip o she Noh-SFest 90 he purposes
ahve ionsd. and be promises give pfunstand 'iT
LAM asnt lion an business shat ay be consigned % HIN
feh4D-dl swim
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RAILROADS, &C.
Freight Reduced
Rates or Freight from

GEARLRST0N TO IA 81 FILL Z,
% soEE1EsH WITHOUT ArTHnArlo7 UNTIL THE
FIRST DAY OF JUNE 1857.
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BRILLlANr SCHEALEI

- W.: isl.. So asi. 3. ass. 5 ~. 8
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CElAS. ROBEKTSON,

Oats sf j. c. a O. RobsItsoa Broad street
COEFECTIOSER AND CANDY Mauuiaefnrer. and
I J dealer Fruits Nuts, CiEars Tohacea, Toys and
Fancy Articles Genera no %, MARKET 9fssi opposite
Morris Sra'i0ns would respectfully inf5I ne ciize1a
q Nashville and surrundIag Community mas cs o. per-
maneuY located ln The above 51s1ess, ana would Be
pleased 70 receive share of Tlbue paifon1Bs
~ Particular attention PAID % orders IRON ne country.
carZ-1v
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Pa els paGent Limo Kiln,

THIS Kn sin hlru sD0bushes Of Lime Stone (Which n
good Is equal 10 1000 bushels Of .acked Limsl
every % hoHrs, cords of wood, and E perpetual 10 It's
OperOn,h Lime being drWn from tho base in three
six hours atd Te7ensHGu az TIE top Of The cnPalO
hrs the iHary every aCity of The Kiln
hes teen abuudunY demonstrated by Oe suady In opera
ton. d also makes mUrh better jmo than that burned in
"a" ordinary SToSE PERFECTLY BURNED.
Any nuWber of reliable certificates capacity OF the
Kiln and ans oueT information in TeereUcs 20 It will be
furnished any 1Tl E lafteT heTwise 10 the sub
scubcr, who IS sale Of rights and putting up
hlus 10 the stats Of tennessee. q. RICHARDSON,
iau2q--c g u7- Me Einnvilia, Tenn.
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BAGGAGE packages and parcels forwarded 90 any part of
ID city % Glover Co.'s City Express. Orders lef al
mex once 80 10, South Side Public Square, will be prompt
" attended 90. jaHa-tG
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Rags! Rags!

WILL pay cents Cash Tor good Cotton and Linen Rage
delivered at my Rag Store the Northeast Of The
square. WOOlleR and SIX Rags mot wanted.
der25-u VS.. WHITMAN.
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- 5II.EII I.II6iREHT

1t 10 AtEaEA ANnlDHAA
THE undersigned extensively engag-din the Lunoaf
Husiress AID respectfully s0cii orders IRON ku derE
ana hsrs needing any Thing Do our lua, ayun one q
tao hesi Cedar forests n Wilson county ana are prepared %
f1ih anv F4 90 LubeT either 90 Gear cfer timber.
Ftri5 DEPOT Is a. she AssnTil Lumber " ard.
Orders f nber nay b. addressed % fna u18r91el ne
C,desvIif8 wilson CO.. Tenn. len win Er. Daauza
our peuat. KIRKPATRICK, DEEHNoN ssMHoE8,
tuf7-57-dIy KIRKPATRICK q class
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HOPE SPRINGS EXULTING FROM ITS
Use, While Doubts Fleeing Away, give
Place TO Conviction most
Triumphant


DE kind enough Reader, give your attention one mo-
ID ment, and you viii earn Wha
THE ISREFENBERG HEALTH BTTTERg
ARE GOOD FORT
They have sold BY the subscribers Tennessee for
years. and this great truth they have their
possession showing thas they have cured and helped thou
'l'1' u '-' INDIGESTION,
NERVOUS Debility, Sickness at the Stomach,
arrangement OF he Digestive Water Brash, HumoTs,
p.raB 81 Mind and G SoaS aRd GSgg6;
Spirits, FlRiulenCy, Rheumatism,
Oppression ansr Eating, Female Distractions,
Acid Stomach, Loss of AppetitS,
sick Headache, Pain IN the Side, and
TUKPOR OF TIE LIVER AND BOWELS
Reader! You Appealed 70 earnestly. Don't say 0IfI
could only believe thistO be true have Of above
compapls and would the medicine a once III cosld
only have CONFIDENCE IT Is TRUE. Come them II your
mind irritable disconiened and gloomy, II you have
waste your strength 10 fail yOuf your eountenancs
assumes haggard and sslloW aspect,-f you have diff
Guilty in lying your ide, Jour skin dry and shrV
eledyOu havean appetite weak and variable, and per-
haps entirely desIroyedf your whole system Is lsnqud,
especially during process OF dgeaiOnfyou have q
slant uneasy feeling IA tho stomaehWhy you arc troubled
with INDIG ESTION and these BtteTs made to cure
Indigestion and all its attendant ills while at arst
gently stimulates the Stomach cleansing and removing these
'''-'-'''- II ACTS UPON THE SKIN,
Removing MoRRIR VITIATEB HUMORs, identifying the
face, kidding life and energy in your entire frame her,
Reader will the world no longer look dark and gloomy
longer will your dearest hopes be banished and thrust aside
HEALTH AND STRENGTH.
The Grasfenbsrg Health Bittes have done wonders for
us. Many witnesses ready testify statement
made. These Bttss and ali the other GraesnbeTg
Medicines for sale by every Druggist in every
the and worthy Of place every counter The
price is Wholesale Dealers, the Retail price Is
only 95c. II here Is there should not b. city tom
large BtaHks where It cannot be found all this
MACKENZIE & BECKwTTH, Nashville,
Agents for Genberg company for Tennessee alabama and
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MORRIS & STRATTON,
WHUBESAL1 GROCERS,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. 10 Market street, Nashville.
HAVING made gsleuts By Which e vi b r'caF-
and frsaf supplies or rocrry eT-g few days.
viii hereafter regular sales every WEpEzsntf
morninE. ldecini nEa MONKS . 81 hAItlh-
no 'IfaE LUhsU af.ns of IsDfLh ,itl.lAAa An
NASHVILLE.
z HAVE started q Yin IN he ETY., asi WI keep o.
hand, frssh NAL 90 No 1Q7 SOuih sumner sireei
AN orders attended To- ind VII sell at % i1HsF csaa
city and WI deliver % custoulsrs n l9E PAT We
prca. d'hs NAis- ? - -
maTl8--u 49,
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GOLD PENS.
1000 Gold Pens with silver Cazes, sss1rtsdj
1sn0 Gold
Ana Nh other articles usually fnund On JeWey Est4bsd-
rens Merchants Poddlsrs and ts5 citizens generally
invtsd 20 cal soon and make s-econ, al The above
800. haze - be closed limited tiar, they ba-
lon - different estates. have numerous other articles too
1diong 10 mention Co short have anything that Lady
Ceoteu1s A. would call for. "a. &. BRUCE,
ueonser for C0nsgHees No. Il Cedar street, Nashville
Te7nV,sea fnov2-fmd&W
r,arO or a A q FT1F TT1-E a NJ T7TT777g7Tf-V
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rs. q, abG2sJ(g3.


HAS Iua returned usi With The ivss-t stock o.
consigned 6uods % be sold a. WHaisis and Retail
ever offered in the W-s.srn c0gntry ,to-rJs
STATIONERY.
1000 Reams Of Letter Paper; 75nu itsssing Envelopes
1850 q note paper, Glt25gu 90 . fsnryi enFds
Edge; Of blank B1rkt, vanous
500 = Com'el Paper; kinds:
500 " Bill Cap $40 gfrss 3 and rerr1lsi
100 Fools Cap, zoe steel F-nc a.
75s Fancy Nose,
Cutlery.
2OnN sets Lnvss and Forks 1909 Hammers md Hathet
1000 Pocket Knives 800 dnTeG Argentine silver
5OO pair Scissors spoons
1910 RaEors; ] i e0r,s q double barre, Guns
FANCY GOODS.
50 dog Cologne Hose.
so Hair on 35N0Port Mnuu'as,
32l6 Fancy Work Boxes; 20 dozen Liusn Hikts
5eU Ladies' Companions; Us e 90 SIX do
5000 packs Pins, No. &, 49, g 500 " g spool thres1i
To- 50 a " 6-nilenau AEr
1000 pair Buck Skin Gloves; MednO Cndsr-lIrisi
l50 d0H gents white and fancy
BOOKS.
1900 vol standard B0oks;
GOLD WATCHES AND JEW ELRf
Is Marrcsse Gold Watchss $50 do Gold Nocs Chains,
$50 english gold patent lever $50 Gens FOB anu Fes coi
manufactured by Joseph 6z5 DO Glid scale ane hasi
Johnson, . On. street, Wiih Locals
LIVERPOOL; 800 sets OF tal uea- 10 cases
90 silver Lever Watches $50 30 FiOrlHpns, dos
Open Face Silver do 5eh aT Fiain "oid az flnEs
us Composition do5 $3.50 iadl-s ram Toio ntasa'
IS ladies' Hunting Case GGid pins; ,,,--, q, a
Waschrs; teb ireH- $ A'H H3'''ra 7ltn
$50 de ChstnEs f5ncii-'
s7OoO w0rh Of Gold PiBEcF
Rings
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Ii kinds Of Plain and Decora Paper Uanang dsns in
- the best manner and at the cheapest prices, By
A. u. FRANKLIN.
Orders len Gt Flemngs Paint Sl0p, Union street. be-
tween Cherry and Summer streets, viii be promptly a.
tended to-
Refer % A R. Crozsr, ~ s. Burns, J.B. Wits. Horn &
Son. L N. G1rbv. mrhT-d9m.
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RATEs OF FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO
CHARLESTON

Fsalhsu oad Wool, per hundred pOuuds - 80
BeasWsH, Ginseng PnkroOt, Rope and Baggingl Hemp,
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Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-02-28

The New York CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
ON THE UsURY LAws.--At meeting of the
New York Chamber of Commerce on thu
9th Janurry, the subject of the Usury Laws
was taken up, and a petition of Mr.. John B
Murray, to the State Legislature, read and
approved, as an BILE commentary upon the
effects of Usury Laws. The petition is foI
the total repeal of all laws of the kind
From it we copy the following:
''That your petitioner is obliged, in the
prosecution of his business, to borrow large
sums of money, and frequently at higher
rates of interest than that fixed by law
That your petitioner pays annually an
amount of interest greatly in excess of the
legal rate, which amount is in the aggregate
materially increased by the severe penalties
imposed upon lenders under the provisions
of the present usury laws of this State by
excluding capital in the hands of more timid
holders, who are unwilling to expose tn en-
selves to the risk of mourning those penal
ties, and combining the business to the COM
paratively few who naturally take advan-
tage Of the absence of competition. That
there are many capitalists who would gladly
lend their money at a moderate advance up
on the legal rate, and far below the rates
current in this city, provided it could be
done exempt from the risk of existing pen
allies.