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DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME COURT.
DEcEzBER TERN, 1857.

DECEzBER TERM, 1891.
A. Wilson ct ais as Benz. F. Emancipation by
Judge Mckinney, reversing judgment and remand
ing cause.
W Kennedy ct ais. Us. A. Pitts ct als.-Opinion
by Judge Mckinney, Affirming decree Of Chancellor
Nancy Harrison ct ais. gs C. Gilbert ct ais
Opinion by Judge Mckinney, affirming judgment.
w. s. Goode ct alz. Us. John c. Walker ct ais
Opinion by Judge Mckinney, reversing decree and
REMINDING sc.
John c. Word rs Morgan & Co.-Opiniou by
Judge Caruthers, reversing decree and injoining
amount Of collateral security taken Of Doak.
Crunk 81 Blakemore rs. S. A. slaughter.-Opinion
by Judge Caruthers, affirming judgement
T. B. W. E. Daley. Exr's, u.s. J. Daley and
others.-0pinion by Judge CaIuthers, reversing de-
cree and demanding cause.
S. O. Perry, by next friend. Us. W. Perry, jr.-
Opinion by Judge Carutbers, affirming decree.
John 7. Jackson ct ais. as. Isaih jackson ct ais
Opinion BY Judge Harris, affirming decree.
Jane G9Olsbarry % R & GOrdan.-OpiniOn
by Judge Mckinney, affirming decree Of Chancellor.
Henry, a slave, u.s. State.-Opinion by Judge
Mckinney, reversing judgment, and remanding
cause.
James A. Woods Us Mcclure Buck Co.-Opin
ion by Judge Csruthers reversed and remanded.
Kirzman & Luke ct ais rs. James N Quarles ct ais.
Opinion by Judge Caruthers; writ Of error dis.
missed; no final judgment.
Nancy Gulett as. Samuel Gullett.-Opinion by
Judge Caruthers, affirming judgment
Seay Shepherd Us. James Hughes.-Opiniou y
Judge Caruthers, affirming decree of Chancellor.
NINA Shelbyyille Turnpike Company u.s. Stale.
Opinion by Judge Harris, affirming judgment
Hill and wife rs. 7 g. R NcNalIIy-Opiniou by
Judge Harris, reversing judgment and REMINDING
cause.
John Hubbard as J J Wood ct als.-Opiuion by
Judge Harris, affirming decree.
T r Field as. Buford Potter.-Opinion by Judge
Harris, affirming decree Of Chancellor
Thos Kelly rs McMakn & Kely.-OpiniOn by
Judge Harris, affirming decree Of Chancellor.
W B Chafhn rs W II Childress ct als.-Opinion by
Judge Harris, affirming decree.
Wilson Hubbard ct ais, heirs, Of John Hubbard
us. J J Wood ct als--Opinion by Judge Harris, af-
irming decree.
J W Summer ct ais. rs. Cooper.-Opinion by
Judge Harris, affirming judgment
Andrew Jackson ct ais. as. JOS Miller ct ais
Opinion by Judge Harris, reversed and modified.
John Huiard rs. w A DoOley ct als-Opini0n by
Judge Harris, affirming decree Of Chancellor.
Jerry Baker rs. State.-OPinion by Judge Harris.
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EavQrFT TO GEN. WILLIAM WALEEU.-The dis
ing. isled testimonial offered to Gen. Walker in
Richmond, Virginia, is represented as having been
a most brilliant and imposing demonstration of Zee
spest. The ''grey-eyed man Of destiny" is arrrc-
ciatcd as his distinguished merits demand, wherever
Ii. i. -n- m
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TIE MARCY TEsuMoNIAL.-Nlrs. Marcy has re-
ceived the beautiful service Of silver plate which
was intended Cor her deceased husband on his re-
tirement from the State Department, which she has
acknowledged in an appropriate Letter, assuring
the Committee that their wish shall not be disre-
garded.
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January &c 1858.

HAVING sold my interest in the books notes stock &C
Of Hssbrook & Nc Wnirtey 10 MeWhirsT Bros, who viii
settle all claims against the late firm; herewith tenaef
sincere thanks all the customers Of the late nr ana
would recommend successors gentleman worthy o.
ia1574dI1 Pa 1. G. HAsBROOK.
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Mules! MuIesI!

TUNHE subscriber tWeny-one Mules three and four
n years old, which he will sell These
Mules will be exhibited the Public Square this day and
'OmoHOW, where purchasers will have opportunity
making selections.
jan29-d2t JOHN K. ANDERSON.
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TIE LADY WITH THE RED PETTICOAT.-The Wash
ingtOn correspondent of the nsyEeazian says of
the red petcOat recently ntroduc ed by the wife Of
British Mini ster 0useley
There is an English literary lady now in this city,
whose dress, known in London the peasant cos
tume has caused quite a stir long tle fashions
bles. The dress consists of red and black striped
petticOat, descending within six inches Of the feet
over which is worn dress of the usual length, but
nought overcoat, with gilt buttons, serves to keep
out the cold and damp; while a straw hat screens
the head and real genuine longlegged boots protect
the feet do not think the dress is very neat or
pretty, but it is novel, and that is something It is
considered an improvement on che Bloomer costume
In all the mud of Washingto n winter, it is a much
better dress than the stree t-sWeeping machines
which have so long prevailed
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rea- Negroes that four months ago could not be
purchased for less than fifteen hundred dollars can
now be bought at the slave depOts, in this city, for
one thous and dollars Ticks5uTg Sun.
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NOTICE
BRIDGf hTOCK FOR SALE

election will be held at she Planters Bank OF Tennes-
n see, on MONDAY the FIRST DAY OF MARCH next,
Tor Directors TO serve the ensuing year.
lan2Q-td d. NEANER. Cashiar.
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Ghilda HarnId.

THIS distin gulshsd, thorough bred stallion will
i make the present season az my stables, six . -
miles south OF Nashville He was sired BY impof- -
ted sovereign, out Of Maria Wesi--the dam Of -
Wagner Fanny Margaret Wood, and others Of distinction
blood is therefore Of the best He the best
racer his day, having lost aheai bis coils The
largest strongest have and every year
adding renOWn reputation by their distinguished
cess pon the turf Sahera hee year old OF his has
recently purchased BY Mr. Ten Brock for the hum Of
5000, intends taking him 20 England 70 contend with
Eng iand's best.
ChI1de Harold Is rich brown, l6 hands high with
more bone and Strength than any blood horse
Has taken all premiums for which he hss been eXhtbie
In both State and county fairs although certainly en
tsd to rank a h any IN the Union, Is placed
the price Of thirty dollars be paid in all before
fan a4-u9m ". g. HAkDING.
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Flower Seeds by Mail.

4OsyGE 9GG1S ny 4NA44A
Twenty Choice Varieties for One Dollar.
THE subscriber respectfully that, supply
want that has been greatly felt By Amateur Of Flowers
assortment Of his Flower Seeds which found
and known in every State Of The UnOn to be Of the
reliable characters make the following extract from
bliss Catalogue, that may be that sell them at
exactly his prices. His seeds embrace only those Of his
raising, selections from the best Eugish FRENCH
and German over They sold at about half the
price that flower seeds have before commanded in this
ket.
Ihave selected Of my large collection Of flower seeds
the beautiful and snowy varieties each sort distinct
in color and calculated to produce hne effect when slant
cd in beds groups In the Dwer border have had
each variety distinctly marked with the Botanical aud En-
gsh name height time Of lowering, color Of the hJwer
manner Of growing, whether trailing, &c, the
should be and other valuable hints It's Cultva-
ton. In selecting these varieties, nave been careful to
exclude all which shy boomers have Insignificant
Appearance, that the collect will comprise only Ii
which really snowy and handsome and which believe
would prove the entire satisfaction Of any lady
ueman Wha might be disposed TO order them he COec
ton will be sent free by post any part Of the country
the following puoes:
Assor m ent No l.. Consists of twenty choice varis-
ties Of Annals. ............Sl 90
No. COnsists Of twenty choice vaTisa
ties Of Biennisls and Perennials.. %
No. 3 Consists Of ten extra inc varieties
Of Annuals and PerenRials embracing
many OF the new and choicest in cult
ton. ..s..s .s........s %
No. 4 Consists Of i've very choice varie-
ties, selected from Prize Flowers Of
Engli Panses, German CarnauOB,
and PicOtee Pinks VeTbenEs. Trsfaut's
Pr nch Asters, ana Double Holly hOcks,
each Of which sold At twenty-five
cents slngly....s Ou
Persons in ordering will please give the number Of the
Assortment. RemmItances be ma de in bank bills or
ALEX. MACKENZIE,
ian2S-f Nashville Tennessee.
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SERVICE OF Plate To Gov. NcRAE.-The friends
persona. and political Of Gov. MeIae, presented him
with handsome silver service, at jackson, on the
evening of the Sth inst
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How TO MAKE A SHORT WINTER Get q ninety
days note discounted in bank. Spring and pay day
will come round quite as soon as you are ready for
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Auction Sale G q Negroes

rTE will sell 10 the highest biiS Ter on SATURDAY next
w January 30, 1855 the 60 House gate, Negro
and her Two children sb splendid house ser
vanWell qualified. The childTe are very likely. They
viii be sold credit OF six Iths, for good notes. well
endorsed and payable In bank.
ian22-fd BOYD & CO.
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NEGRO HRE.-Negro women are hiring readily
in this place for 500 TO SIPS per year. Men hire
al $3.50 10 SlSO.-Hsrmaad0 (Niss.,) Press.
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For Sale o. Rent.
Magroes % Hire.

A FRAME HOUSE, with two rooms, &c, and acres Of
n Gardening Land, about * miles from the city,
he Gallatin Pike. J. L. q r ". Brown,
Jan 2i-2B al Cherry Street.
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Bandusia Seminary.

ION the Gslatn Tur lpiks two miles from Nashville
A Optional BOARDING PUPILS can be received int
"A this Iustitution. application should be made imme
diaely. Tbs Session Commenced the let Of September
1857, and viii continue the Ist OF July
iAu27-3W. NATH CROSS.
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CANDIDATES.
pUTNAM COUNTY

PUTNAM COUNTY
We authorised TO announce Il. ". SLDLHH, IT.,
candidate Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Putnam county
at the ensuing March election. jan 7-te
JACKSON COUNTY.
We authorised tOsunOuR -WlrR MYERS candidate
for Sheriff Of Jackson County the ensuing March cleo
ton. nov 24-ts.
PERRY COUNTY.
We authorised to announce MOSES BATES candidate
for CLERK Of the County Court OF Perry county the March
election. sept std,
Cheatham County.
We are hOriEed announce w h. STUART, can
ddate for Sheriff Of Cheaham county, the ensuing March
election. Ate.
county OTTcers--ELectiOn March, 1858.
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MEAGHEE.-Thos F. Neagher is about to visit
Central America study its condition and resources
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Esg= Tx Governor Maueson, Of uiuo is, intends
to be candidate for the United States Senatorshp,
in opposition to MIR. Douglas.
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IA AIr B. Roberts, the American tragedian, is
well sp5zen Of by the Dublin press.
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A Female TeaC her Wanted.

A SINGLE LADY wen quail lied, can End employment as
"A Teacher Of small schg oil, BY applying Immediately
70 the undersigned 81 TTune, T. o., Wllamsonl co. Team.
JOHN CLAYBROOK,
ian fQ-3td&W Al MACPHERSON.
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HIElLMAN BROS
IRON DEPOT.
No. "A college, and Al and 4a Market SITS

NO "A tOlIegeJ and u and % Market SITS,
OFFER for sale good terms TO cash prompt deaers
~ 500 Tons Of their celebrated Charcoal Refined Iron.
$50 (" well assO rted Pitsburg Iron:
so Hammered iron, including PlOw MouIds;
50 " Best Tennessee Castings;
g Cast. shear, Z. d A. b. Steel:
1000 kegs assorted Nails and Spikes, best brand;
200 Dast, Wrought, and Steel Pi0Ws, all sizes;
200 Sets Wagon and Buggy AKes, all sizes
Also Anvilv, Vices, Files Chains Axes, straw Cutters &
jan2o-tO jan 80
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Dissolution,

r1BE CoDartnerahip OF HAS BROOK & McWHlRTERr has
~ sSv been dissolved BY mutual consent /, c. HaE-
brook having sold interest in the votes, stock
10 John ". MeWhirter & FOHntaiu McWhirter, under
he vIe aad frm name Of Nc Winter Bros. Who are
Alone uhorzsd 70 wind up the business OF the drm aud
uss me nam Q OF the frm IN liquidation.
/. G. HASBROOK,
JOHN ". MCWHIETER.
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University Of NalshviIIe.

d ROTATIONS commences in the Literary Department
N on the 25tb inst, previously 40 yertised
The Surgeon ATTENDANCE Dr. C. < inst on Professor
in the eacs DepsrimenJl auton the Iaculyto an
nounce that Students may return vi n as great safety 20 the
College as 10 any other portion Of be State lnasmueh
the ~ mold Ferer did the premises, and
no has ccured with four The barracks have
been several weeks unOccupisd ana have been thoroughly
renovated.
rspors have been circulated Tega ding sickness suspen-
sion &c. calculated prevent The return Of students.
Bv order Of the Faculty.
ian2s-f B. K. JOHNSON, sup't.
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! This falls considerably short of $4,000.
/ Butwe assert that the bank did not even pay
SII3.8Ii % on the lst of January in the city of
New York, on account Of interest for the State. Be-
cause by our statutes the interest all Of the st
per cent bonds are payable at the Office of the State
Treasurer, and only small portion Of them, held
by the General Government are paid here in coin.
The interest on the capital bonds is also paid by
the Treasurer Nearly all Of the latter fall due in
the months Of Sept and March-Of the balance Of
the interest large portion did not fall due on the
first Of January and will not be due until the months
of April and May. But it is said the Bank Of Ten.
nessee furnished exchange on New York to pay the
interest on the bonds loaned to railroad companies
A word on this point.
Soon after the suspension of specie payments, and
before the election Of Bank Cashier the bank sud
denly commenced checking on New York at one per
cent although exchange at the time was worth from
FIVE to ten, and some of her own branches we're 5uy
ig At higher rates than the mother bank was selling
In many respects 1t looked like an elecdoneering
move, and subsequent events argued its success
The children Of this world are in their generation
wiser than the children Of light" Make to your
selves friends Of the mammon of unrighteousness."
But now the time draws nigh when the railroad
officers are to pay their interest through the Bank
Of Tennessee with the current rate of exchange.
The Cashier demands five or six per cent exchange;
in vain they throw up to the bank that it has fixed
therac at one per cent, and checked for Nashville
merchants, members of the Legislature, and others,
that figure Finally two per cent. is compromised
upon and paid byarailrOad agent, when one percent
is charged to others.
So much for the character Of the arguments upon
which our correspondent relies. All the facts Of
consequence upon which his conclusions are Predi-
Gated, are Of apiece, and untenable as those to
which we have referred; and by them many others
like himself have been as honestly misled. Their
error is in an over exercise Of faith in receiving in
formation from interested parties instead Of search
in- 10 out for themselves.
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Il. H.&B.J .GROOMEs,
UNDERWRITERS

TTAVING recently been burnt OHt beg 70 notify their
Crepds and patrons all orders LEFT Nth Groomes,
av- & 60 No 70 college street, or at he shop Of v A.
BauE No. lis South Market street. vii meet WIKI prompt
attsnfiOD. 81 -f-r. o.,
n r. 4 B. J. Groomes, pr0pheioFs Of the right TO
ve5 games celebrated PArEHT MEraLIC BURIAL CAsEEr
County ard are prepared supply ali orders
Wholesale aud retail, at The shortest notice.
faneT-lm
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A GOOD FARM HAND 70 hire TO some person liYi- z IN
n the vicinity OF Edgedeld. Also, good CARPENTER
for hire in the city vicinity. l. & z. w. BROWN.
jan 24-IOd AK Cherry Street.
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Auction Sale
OF
GROCERTES!!
BY
II. S. French and Son.

ON TUESDAY, FRB- 9 we will offer for sale in front
~ Of warehouse, CsIE street, at 10 o'clock the fol-
lowing articles, Of which desire 70 close out With
out reserve, viz:
30 hhds Sugar from fair so Painted Buckets;
prime; 81 rsams Wrapping PapBfj
100 bags n o. and Baltimore IS bbls Domestic Brandy5
COfes; 25 bbls. Holland Gin;
1000 kegs Nails choice brands 80 bbs Julius Smiths Old
500 boxes star Candles, fuI Heser~e Whisky
weight 20 cases Matches;
2OOO b0ls. Whisky, vaTOUE 100 boNes Corn starch;
brands; 100 g Whea Starch;
100 boxes Tobacco; 100 " CheroOt Cigars;
1000 sacks cOusIe and IN sSalL $50 " TalOW Candles
900 Cigars, sssd brands; so Backing, large and
$50 doZ. BroOns, small.
80 boxes Fine Brandy
With other articles q the grocery line too numerous 70
mention ja29 H. S. FRENCH & son.
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Great Austr al ian
8 IL "a 8
1900 Pounds.

1900 Pounds.
training and ubduiHg been now the work Of over
years since the capture In mountainous wilds
Australia and attended with extreme danger and toll
Nome except those who have witnessed his extreme dOc-
will believe tn gsOnishin DOW by MI Low
ell the gigantic ANIMAL ;Lnd the performances every
where have been attended with the greatest success
Strange as II may SEEM this celebrated ssr will and
open doors at command, will waltz upO his hind feet VIII
throw and will upon his head, and also
exhibit the manner OF his aLtscks-of rest and per
forming other feGts both suIprsiT and interesting
Mr. Lowell will the cage, rspOst very arms Of
he mOnser-pace his head within his printable jaws ana
play and fondle him with kitten.
DON'T FAN, TO VISIT EOV ELL AND his
GREAT AUSTRALIAN BEAR.
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SIP 20 AL NOTICE.

SPEC IAL NOTICE.
Ii persons indebted by account for 300
"A and 1856 must ea and pay they viii have 70 se'ue
with OhicsT,
Jan DEM0vILLB 4 BELL
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCEkIESs
BY
KIRKPAT RICK, kEVlNS 3 co.
ON FRIDAY JANUARY -, 1853 al IL O'Clock, a. NJ,
~ viii offer or sale 'front.' Of our were house;
80 hhds New Sugar 50 bbls H. Gin
900 bags Coffee; 25 Vinegar;
so b0ls new crop Molasses; 2lU boxes Glass ware;
so packages MIsksre Fish; Touacc, . Tars BIRDS;
100 bXs VI. r. Ra5sins; 1000 bags fine 81 .lt;
100 half boxes DO 10000 dne CT yans, various
200 quar-. g" do brands
800 kegs Nails; IOO bGs star Can dies;
$50 bbs Cincinnati Whisky. 50 " Starch;
various brands; so - Old Cogni c Bandyi
50 y Bourbon do 20 cases Matchj s.;
so - MOnongaheia; IS coils Co ton Rope:
50 " Am. Brandy; IUU cases French Peaches.
q cases SaFdiBes etc, etc.
VIVA many other articles in the Grocery lire.
jan24-d KIKKPA RICK, NBVu IS eco.
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hALD IN An ~ DURRETT,
Courier Steam Printing House. 81 and 50 Third Street
hul3W LOUISVILLE
IN CHANCE AT LEWISBUR(5-
NOVEMBER RULES 1857.

LEROY L. FgFmerus- o-sou
appearing TO the BarslctOu OF CLERK and Wastsr
rom me allegations n companaHts bill, The dsfsn
hosson, Is q n0n-resideut cd the Tsnnes-
see 90 mat The ordinary process Of cannot BE- zsrved
upon hefi ms therefore ordered that BE- rs
10 me nashville Union and American sDausr Bubfsb
IN the civ Of Nashville and Of Tsunsssss f7y for
geeksin succession requiring the said Poisson 10 ooa Il
NE next term Of the LhaHcsTy Court 10 be holden Al ~
town Of LeWsbuFg the lst eduesday nfsr he Al Mon
day In February next, and plead, sl5 dsnur HI COM
Piaiaans oi or the came will be- taken Tor confssssd and
set for hearing eE paHe- truo copy TINS a4h Dees5
1857. 1ii
r. x. KERCHEVAL, Clerk and N.stsr
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LEVEN Shares Of Stock in the Broad Street Bridge Com
pany, which is payiag ten per cent per and
may pay from ~ 10 IS per next year. Apply mme-
dately TO J. l.. & r. w. BROWN,
ian2Q-dI0t AK Cherry StreaB.
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THE MARRIAGE OF LOLA N oNTEs.-The announce.
ment Of the marriage of LOl Monies, Countess Of
Landsfelt, in Paris, has kcited, says the Tribune
some inquiry to who is tn lucky bridegroom-the
general feeling being that lie is entitled the same
generous sympathy that as extended TO the man
who bought the elephant. The Prince ShulkOsk is
a Polish nobleman, having two large estates-the
dukedoms Of Beler and Blietz in Austrian Silesia--
the incomes from which re very large. In oOnse-
quence Of his Republican principles, the Prince
banshed from his possessions {Of the rents of which
he was not deprived) for the period of ten years,
which has now nearly ex pred. He has passed most
Of his time during his exile in this country Lola is
a passenger IN the steamship America, under the
name of Mrs Head.
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R. B. Cheatbam, Esq. Of Davidson county, now
came forward to the forum and received the oath Of
his Office Of Assistant Clerk Of the House of Rep
resentatives, administered By W. D. Robertson, a
Justice of the Peace Of Davidson county.
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COPartnershiP.

TAv7yG socated Jam CaveT with Us IN business me
III 1ufseturs9 Furniture wiz hereafter be carried on
a. ne arm name Of GROOMES, CAVEkT CO.
We arc manufacturing Furniture Of every deserPuon'
"a M ock Is generally sufficient for the demands OF me
- Those who heretofore given us their custom,
- 1bose v DO have NOS invited 10 give ne call
a-nu AnO'0 GROOMBs, CAVEKT & co.
tus.s1un No. g. Lower College Street
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CRIME IN BosTsN IN lS57.-During the year 1857,
the number Of cases brought before the Police Court
Of Boston was nine thousand two hundred and six
In 1856, the number was eight thousand five hundred
and three. Increase of cases-lS57, seven hun
dred and three. ., what modera Athens
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QUALIFICATION

On motion by Mr. DAVIDSON, call of the House
proceeded and dieovered a quorum present
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r q M o v a r

WE have moved into the New Ware House No. SO,
We pToBose 10 do an Improved plan We nave
now fef ssle a nice assortment OF
IMPORT Ed AND DOMESTIC
DIV Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c.
And We soisthe patronage Of our friends and Of buyers
generally. r,Orrr.s e. IN