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The Eel RcsoIuIiaus

The House of Representatives We're again
engaged on Monday night, in discussing the
'1Bell Resolutions" Mr.. NEWMAN, of Frank
lin, spoke in favor of, and Dr.. RICHARDSON. Of
Rutherford, against TIE passage of the Reso-
lutions. The speech of DIR. RICHARDSON was "a
mastery effort. He analysed the Kansas
Nebraska bill, and made most complete ex-
posture of the various constructions placed
upon that measure. He entered into the sub
ject with the enlarged views of the true states
man, and stripping the questions Of their sur
roundings, built up fabric of clear and inn
pregnable logic, which nothing short Of the
biindest party zeal could fail to appreciate
We hope he will prepare his remarks in full
for publication, that the public at large may
have the benefit of his profound and compre
hensive views upon subject which has beeI
prolific of 20 much eonlrariety OF opInion.
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For the Nashville Patriot.
RernhardIne.
BY MRS. A. IsAAcs xKSKEx

see her now, that soft-eyed one,
Whose bounding heart God folded up
In His, as shuts when day is done,
Upon the elf the blossoms cup.
On many an hour ike this we met.
And as my lips did fondly greet her,
blessed her loves amulet-
Earth hath no treasure, dearer sweetcr
The stars that look upon the hill, -
And beckon from their homes at night,
Are soft and beautiful, yet still,
Not equal to her eyes Of light ~
They have the liquid glow Of EARTH
The sweetness OF summer even,
as if some angel at their birth,
Had dipped them in the hres of heaven
They may not seem TO others sweet,
Nor radiant with the beams above,
When first their soft sad glances meet
The eyes Of those not born for love,
Yet when on me their tender beams
Are turned, beneath loves sweet control,
Each soft, sad orb of beauty seems
To look through mine into my soul.
] see her now that dark-eyed one
Whose bounding heart God folded up
In His, as shuts when day is done,
Upon the elf the blossoms cup.
Too late we met-this burning brain,
This aching heart alone can tell,
How filed our souls of death and pain
When came the low, sad word, Fdrel0eu
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ysDEEN IRA MA GLE

no a, IoIIege SJTett.
n ENTS Calf ..NIIlt'IFED DDB'N'' ID. :. SHOES;
VI English laced shoes
l.. :. Waterproof Stitched Boots;
\ large assortment at very low prices by
feb6--tf JOHN RAMAGE
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AprrRNnoN SESSION

Title Il of the code was read the first time.
The following bills passed the third time:
Senate bill TO authorize parties litigant to
take forfeiture against witnesses In certain
cases.
Senate bill to make it felony TO carry
false keys, &c.
Senate bill to amend the revenue laws in
relation to Jacks and Stations.
House bill TO incorporate TullahOma.
Mr.. Travis offered "a resolution instructing
the Judiciary Committee TO introduce bill,
if they should think it expedieut, so amend
ing the laws of this State as to allow either
party to a civil suit to require that the jury
be kept separated from the public as in crimi-
nal cases. The rule was suspended and the
resolution was adopted.
Adjourned till Z. NJ.
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TuEsDAY. Feb. 9. 1851

Reports were presented from various stand
ing Committees.
y Mr.. Harris presented an invitation to the
members and officers of the Senate, from the
President of the East Tennessee and Virginia
Railroad, to ride free over their said road.
Received.
Senate bin for the relief of James Curtis
passed the third time.
House resolution to raise a Special Com
mittee to inquire into the expediency OF sell
ling the present Penitentiary buildings and
grounds, and purchasing larger tract of
ground further from the city, was taken up,
and adopted.
Senate bill to regulate taxes in incorporated
towns passed third time.
Adjourned to p. NJ.
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1t was. on motion,
Later from Havana.-SaEta Annals
Reply 10 Gen. Pillow.

The United States mail Steamship Cahawba,
ID. Bullock, commander, from New Orleans
! IA Havana arrived at New York Thursday
! .orning. having lett the latter place on the
E lth ult.
f General D. Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna
! Is written manifesto, dated in Turbaco,
ew Granada which we find in the Havana
. ierio de Ia Marina of the 10Th ult., in rcla-
| on to the charges which General Pillow has
,eferred that money was employed by Cen
! al Scott To bribe the Mexican Commander
! nd authorities.
These statements Of General Pillow are de-
! led with the usual vehemence of the Mexican
,,ro The .infamous calumly" is repellod
ith ali the lengthy and high-sounding adj
/ ctives with which he is SO familiar. ''Mho,n
,ys he, ''knows my position in Mexico, the
} Jrtune which possessed. and the elevation
If nv character, can imagine me capable OF
such base humiliation "a having listened to 30
Infamous proposition as is indicated In the
statemeBt Of General Pillow! And who,
knowing as all do know, the adherence which
j felt for the enemies OF my country n alb
horrence which le,l me 10 light the aggregate
10 the last. can believe ! ever stopped 10 such
= drgladation. And even had been u wretch
30 destitute of honor and dead To the senu'
nlents OF virtue, aud determined 10 eoinmit q
great crime, do the advantages OF this bar
gain into which General Pillow asserts | en-
tered. bear any proportion To the sacrifice Il
would have eost.
No, the paltry SUM be mentioned falsites th'
assertion"
The Mexican hero refers Ia Gen. Scots de-
NAL Of Pillows statements, aud says that h
own anshakcs integrity, his refusal 10 hs.tral
the interests OF his country, which should has'
awakened for him only admiration and respect
only rendered him osllous Ia bands Of hi
esuntrymen, who coasptEed against him an'
sndeavored 20 take from him that power b
would Lot prostitute ia mercenary nSss- Ill
gives 4 tsief history of these conspiracies AM
cad. with q general denial VI Pillow ; ealnm
mics aad all other reports ever circulated &
his discredlt
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sank of FulIon--Spurious RiIis.

\ spurious ten dollar bin on the Bank of
Fulton signed +. W. HOLLAND. President, and
w. W. WILLIAMS Cashier. made its appear
ance in this city yesterday. The plate, we
are Informed. l. genuine aud the bills were
stolen from the Bank before they had been
signed by the officers. The public should,
therefore refuse Go receive all ten and twenty
dollar bills on THAI Bank, signed f. ". HoI.-
IANp, President. as they are all spurious-he
having sign,d NO bills of those denominations
since be was elected President.-AHglaSa
e. rJijcle
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BrGgans and Mud Boots.
MENiS Double sole lir"gansi
M Poets
Mems HEAVY Kr WORK uF KNT~;
For safe at very lUw prices FOR CASH
JOHN RAMAGE,
febE-u ~ College street
d. OIL LIutter.-5 bbis Butter just received and
II I1r ssile hs Ntbgj l.. D. uiCkEl.
A ppIes.-62 bbls. Apples just received and for
"A s.,ic b, aeb6) n. ID. nICkEY.
rTNimothy seed just received ana Tor sale by
4 lrbo D. Il. uICkEY.
C,pring BARLEY, Just received and for sale by
ISirbo u. u. HlCkEY.
Coed Oats, band aud for sale by
- j. J.. hickey.
fcb6 No. 5, College street.
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Coon NEws PROM FoET BRIDGER.-We have
iott0T ioin "a gentleman who il quite ne
l.asle, datd Atchison, X. T., Jan. Esd. 1858,
giving the, following cheering intelligence
from our Utah army. We had an arrival
here, few days since, of several persons
from Fort Br.flger, They lcft that place on
the 18th Of last month. aad made the return
trip in 30 days. Every thing was getting
along finely al the Fort; 70 Mormons about;
weather line; soldiers plenty to cat, and in
good spirits tn Ctl,sfasrosgI
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TUESDAY. Februry 9

TUESDAY, Februry 9, 1858.
Mr.. Bently presented petition from citi-
Zens of Lawrence asking the passage of a law
to prohibit executions for debt so long as the
Banks are suspended.
The House disposed of Senate bills on the
calendar on first reading.
The bill to incorporate Masonic Female In
stitute at Lewisburg, passed third reading.
The bill to change the line between the
counties of Campbell and Scott. and for ether
purposes, was taken up on third reading
pending which the House
Adjourned till Z. NJ.
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The University OF the south.

We publish this morning the proceedings of
held at Winchester, on the LIST inst, to give
an expression of their views relative to
charges affecting the health, &c, of the coun-
try in the vicinity of the location of the Uni
versity of the South. We are requested, also,
TILL, on the same subject. We shall comply
at the earliest possible moment.
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rb- The Washington correspondent Of the
New York T'sa nays that on the 81 last,
three Of the members OF the Cabinet Brown,
Cobb and Black, were Ia die Iiouse all day
elecfioarering indus,riously. Mr. Black d.
VOTED himself for couple a hours Ia Mr.. Me
Kibliea, Of California, who goes against lie
compton,
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TENNESSEE LEGzsLaTmRE.
SENATE.
SENAIE-
NIGHT SESSION

- NIGHT SESSION
- MONDAY NIGHT, Feb. g. 1858
Sundry Senate bills of local character
passed the second reading
The following bills passed the third time !:
House bill to incorporate the Trustees of
McCain's Academy, in Maury county.
Senate bill to extend the charter of the At
lantic, Tennessee. and Ohio Railroad Com
pany. "a -
Senate bill to supply the Circuit Court
Clerks Office of Sewer county, with the State
Reports.
q Senate bill for the benefit of the railroad
from Chattanooga to Cleveland. .A
Adjourned till 10 O'Clock tomorrow morn
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DEATH OF THE OLDEST GRApUATE or HAIR
vARD.-We have the painful duty 10 announce
the death of the Rev. Jacob Norton, at Biiier-
lea, Mass, on the 18th instant. Mr.. Norton
was the son of Samuel Norton; was born in
Abingdon, Mass. on the 18th of February,
1894, and consequently had attained to the
great age of 93 years, ii months and days.
He gaduated with distinction at Hazard IN
1886 and at the time of his death he was the
oldest surviving graduate. He was ordained
over the Congregational Church in Weymouth
on the 10th of October, 1851. where lac con-
tinued his pastoral iabors until 1924, wien he
resigned his charge, and removed 10 Billerica.
In 1888 he married Elizabeth Granch, eldest
daughter of Hon. Richard Cranch. of Brain
tree (now Quincy.) sister OF the late Judge
William Cranch, of Washington, ID. c., and
niece Of the wfe of Pre- | lent John Adams.
His wife died several years ago. He leaves
two daughters, eleven grandchildren, and
eleven great grandchildren. He outliycd five
sons and one daughter. Two of his sons
Richard Craneh and Norton and William
Smith Norton gradual 4 at Hazard College
In 1905 aud Isl2 respectively. Mr.. Norton
retain,d his mental aud physical powers to a
remaTk.i,le degree until past the age OF nine
! ~. For the last year or two he spent most Of
| his time during the day reading, aud without
| glasses, which he never used, with the excep-
| ton OF short time. and then laid them aside
as useless. Besf0s dasryfaaT-
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AFTERNOON GFSSTO\


Part II of the revised code was read a third
time and passed.
Part IL of the code passed first reading.
The Bell resolutions were made the special
order for tomorrow at 80 o'clock 4. NJ.
Adjourned till 8 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
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inc Adn,,..Iom or kan-a..

" AsHiNUroN, Ftb. ., Ih3h-
Mr.. Douglas aud his friends despair Of de-
feating the l. compion constitution. They are
trying 10 effect compromise IN some shape.
They are losing ground every day. IL is a
foreeone conclusion that the constitution viii
pas both houses " T. Hsrald
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Fer Louisville and Cincinnati

T.NHE regular passenger and
L freight steamer PRINCES, $50
AIKEN, Master, viii leave for the asSzS1Tszl "a
above and all intermediate ports, THIS DAY Febru
AIRY 10Th, at Z. NJ For freight passage apply on
board or tn II. ii. HARRISON,
febl0-lt Agent.
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4 DliIflONkL taiaEtins iupiis Gao be received into
ssucurred- Adfrls,Ai zy fIsis alss b sd
Apfieatloa snauid b. faAae iAus.Aley. fhr ssa<s'n
sssausrncea fAs 1t 81 septenber lk5I znd Wil1
stnne - he Ia q Ssy ls5s fsF tcrnas, A., sspy
stir = the al Il ttr SEMINARY \. u cress
AluFnfs 81 i-x, a hs oAoe ~. "a tesleFak sirrsL
fSb1-lms NAiilL IkucA
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SEssoS Hr A LAwEK.-Upou Sunday morn
ing full congregation 81 parsons listened 90
a sermon al the Christian Church, by Judge
Perrin, a practising LAWYER Of covington. aud
formerly Judge 20 the County Court A no.
tiee had tceB given in the Enquirer, which
took the Judge by surprise, ~ he had not
made up bis mind Ia oiiiciat- that morning in
the absence OF the regular pastor. aud, when
the hour for service came On. be attempted Ia
excuse himself; bat, upon al old SISTER of
the church rlsing aud saving that she had
come especially % hear : brotissr Perrin, y he
mounted the pulpit, took q texS aud pro
eeeded. As il was. be was IN good mood for
speaking. aud preached With such an eiIset AZ
90 draw tears from some OF hls brother law-
yess' eyes. and induce four persens 20 join the
church. He will possibly preach sgain nx2t
| Sunday. - sH. Ce--
t4 49,
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Fer Paducah and New Orleans

TIVE regular passenger and q C--1
i freight steamer, LOOKOUT, kFFs1L-s55tsss7
w SINS, Master, will leave for r=SzES-zzzzzz==--
the above and all intermediate ports, ou THURSDAY
February II u NJ. She il Of the fastest boats
the river, and passengers will find her comfortable
in every respect. For freight passage apply on
board. feblO--t
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S56I.i49 L.


5 Amount az Liabilities 10 Banks.. $3.50 90
Il Losses adjusted aud due ,.............. NoNE.
not due. ........... sSIS 81
unadipsted ........ ............. go 90
IN suspense. ................ s. 500 90
10 All other claims against tho Company i 100 90
IL The greatest amount in amy one risk. 10000 90
u The 80 -" city, town,
or village. sPECEIIEp RUE
13 The greatest amount p any one block. 1000 90
IL Act Of Incorporation Charter herewith.
THOMAS r. COURTENAY President.
Il. HoTCH. serrctnTN.
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Dissolutfon.

rT,IIK Co-fzarts,sr q fASiin k 4 MrwHlisfEA
Il h4s ths aay ia aesslycsl - l5utzal coia-risi
1 g. HasbFolk hzyag sid hls isiesest "a tlr h,-Ah,
n1trs staek So, - Jan " AcHhztrr AID fo<int1lsA
y NeNlisEter us.arF Ike - y An1 ara aAtas a ~
Winter ferss ho ai1re acftaffx- o. aind 90
lie basIness q tiss hFn and ts nape q ne nrri
JullN ~ NsN HlltIkdt-
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Fer New OrIeans---James } OHM

Cart. JIsSE JOHNSON, Master.
THE new and splendid steam tn
l. er. JAMES JOHNSON, will =--S~Cr0ys}stA1
teumediate ports, TIiS DAY February the 10TH AT u
O'Clock, A NJ.
For freight or passage apply on board or TO
feblO--it a. HAMILTON, Agent
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STATE OF TENNESSEE, oeu,rerorer's oaoe, !

NASHVILLE, February 3, 1855.
This Is TO certify that the BIDGEPuHT INSURANCE Com
NY located at bridgeport in the state uf Connecticut
has complied with all the requirements Of act passed
By the General Assembly Of the stat. Of Tennessee in
March 1886, entitled IAN Act "a regulate the agencies
of Insurance Companies not Incorporated by the state
Of Tennessee. ana that J,Eiu NASH IL the legally
thorized Agent OF said Company in the town al Nash
vile, State Of Tennessee.
:. c. lUTTREIl, Comptroller.
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HAVING sod Iny aiertst u the t.ks Netfs, Ssack,
Il A. q nasbFssik 3 NrNhHtef 81 N \ hlftrr
Bro - = ~ l setir al elass aiass he iAte nrnl;
hes n trader uat ti.snks All the cslsia-
srs 81 die Lac aFaa sBa esaid Fecinfnead y scce>
.1rs a. goatieaaea sefshy ~ co1tiEaalce Il tileE
hsrctfcre neessl Iatfoa4sc
fch. lila l. G.. HAAEi.0uk-
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Match Horses for Sale.

T WILL. sch ON six months credit. or low for Cash
i the handsome pair of Grey Carriage Horses, at
present driven IN Patterson * Greenncds furniture
wagon They are we'll broken and gentle, ana not
parted with for any fault
ALEXANDER MACKENZIE.
fcbIC-n Nashville, Tenn.
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STATE or CoNEcHcUE = lam,

BRiLEEEthI: -
Personally appeared 7 /. CoURrENAy, President and
TIMOTHY HoUGH. Secretary, OF the above CoIrpany,
and severay made oath that the foregoing statement,
by them subscribed, is n their belief tue. Before
me, GEORGE ". WARNER,
[sEAL Notary Public.
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fk5- The Mormon DELEGATE, according 20 The
Washington correspondent Of tie II. RS" os
Philadelphia, denies that lac has made any
proposition 10 the President OF any body else
looking TO the removal Of the Normons to thu
Pacific.
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STILL AT WORK

IIAFE fsusn ne aresk q tArf stare aEid <hap ~
m "a FFiaY tase "a II 14nasrs, cIeasf 81 Ne
Narkn1 tsee 1ozrs helou lntats HAL NiTr
tlsi1 fF.sls and tEe Puhfr L ani theIn EreIsee -
IA Tn rtztr HlaGk Ia, Sheet iFan. ttf-r, Me-,
narlellzss iren aarfirs gsarisF Hd cEsnbef 6Fetss
Ca Ssssss Cal and Nod He4iiax etntce ffe-ssa
arsa 1as.aaksd Iiue sFe CsIAsea rnvafFs &C. A., -
.sl-..s.ls SD rstaa Jsb Work aoae - oFsirF = n
ncsire~s aid or2lsirAs -. . -
lxbl--te u " AAAAt . -
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
NIGHT SESSION

February s, 1858.
The Bell resolutions were further discussed
by Messrs. Newman and Richardson, each in
speeches of an hour an a half
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c. LUTTREIL, Comptroller.

The subscriber continues issue Policies both Fire
and Marine 81 the above reliable Company. at eqGita
bio rates. .IOSEIH NASH.
frhI--.sw
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Shirts AND Collars.

lust 70 hand another invoice OF shirts, which we
81 warrant t. bc superior N every way, ana Ia III
better uan any other style, with without collars
preferred, for sale low By
feb5-ti ,. II. McGfIL.
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~ eenslrszasn, psszes<ins GOD naziness asali.
N ne4lsaa alld having Small rzfttai u
a. ers<zrtsiaify q assng b, ariilslsse u
fast Tfii< okflkL
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amnsements.
CRYsp's GAXEVY.

Last night but three of the eminent Artists
MIR. and Mrs. w. j. Florence.
On Wednesday Evening, February 10th, 1858,
VIII be acted the glorious petite Comedy of BORN To
GOOD LUCK. Paddy o'RaiIerty, Mr. W. j. FLORENCE
After which the Protean peice OF the YOUNG AC-
1RESS Mrs W. j. FLORENCE il six different cbarac-
tiers with Songs and Dances Tragedan, Mr.. W J.
FLORENCE To conclude with MAID IND WIFE; or,
MASTER AND NAN
For full particulars see programme bills feblo
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For Cairo and Memphis.

FTfHE fine passenger packet, - T~~l4
i aud regular United States ssssT Nw-s@e.1sssl !
Mail Steamer CITY OF HUNTS ~ ~
VILE, WASH. WEAVER, Master, VIII leave on Wednes-
day, Feb 10, O'Clock, 7. ". for the above and all
Intermediate ports. For freight passage apply ON
board. A l. DAVIS,
febg-2t
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WE have Moved into The Seu wsrehOssr, No IS
w Pubir sqnarc Nashville TeHn., where pro
pssse n do hpssssess nnE4Dte2 ptan. We have
aox a niee assortment u Impaired and Dsnestsc
Dry Goods, Hoess, shoes, Hats, &e.,
And Ne ssl ths patronage u our lgsesas and q tae
buyers grneratiy-
sres--n rorGfAs 4 CO,
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For Louisville and Cincinnati

TIME superior ana fast run y 49,,
i ming passenger packet JNO. sx1sSNSs5ce,
GACLT, }. H. BUSCE, Master, s<zzssSsz ~ -sss-r0
viii leave for the above and all intermediate ports on
Wednesday, February lU;h 10 \. u. For freight
or passage apply on board or 10
III. H. HARRISON. Agent
feb9-ct CITY Wharf
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Fer Cairo and St. Louis, Oh
Thursday. February lItEi.

TIVE regular passenger aud T-s
i freight steamer, sALIIE Sr1r-ssss.ss5sa7
WEST ]. y. CoRHE-IT, Master, VIII ss-sEs
leave for the above and all intermediate ports, on
THURSDAY, February llth, at O'Clock, p NJ For
freight passage apply On board or 10
febl0-2t A HAMILTON, Agent.
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Auction Sale of Groceries
BY
KIRKPATRICK, NEViNS & co.
ON Friday. February 9th. 1855. atIl
" O'Clock, A. M, viii oer Tor sale III our


Warchouse:
so hhds. New Sugar; 81
200 bags Coffee: 20
so bblS. Ne~ Crop Molas- 20l
seS; 100
so pkes. Mackercl Fish:
100 bNS. NJ. z. Rahins- loo
100 half do. do. l0l
100 quar-. do. do;
800 kegs Nails: loo
$50 bbls. Cincinnati WINS 50
Ky, various brands. 50
so bhls. Bourbon Whisky; 20
so " M0nongahela 10; %
so A" Am. Brandy; 100
2l cases Sa-dines, 2Do
3 ticrces Figs; 10
With many other articles m :
klRkPATR
feb I'D
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$4,000 PAPERS
FRESH Garden seeds.
WE are now receipt Of the extensive stock
w uf Garden Seres fcmbrAciig many new AID
valuable varieIe} bro b % tfs market They
are al u the grow ia Il 1885, AID lfom the following
housss Of eli known reputatisI;
Dr. Isinareth a sons, PHILADELPHIA
Tls. American Sod tssrdcn, withcrsasld, &e-
Islslfy - Freloals. Sew fork-
Shaker Garden. S.uLh tnien, Ky.
Iess1 pf.ve Catalogues frvni The above houses ready
Tor grstlii.leS Distribution Call and get ulle.
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50 bbis. Holland Gin,
20 4" VINEGAR:
3 200 boxes glassware:
loo F." Tobacco, vars
nus brands:
1000 bags fine Sait:
10000 ane Seg,rs, various
brauds;
loo boxes star Candies:
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50 sNs- Ce'snac Brandy;
=, 20 CASES Matches,
IS coils Cotton fsaspe.
100 cases Fresh Peaches;
200 boxes Cheese.
10 ucrces Rec.
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