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rf,HAr ELEGANT slORE-HOCsF. No II east SIDE
i.ahIr sga-re, forusrrfy occoTaed by Lyons
Ca Fsssess8on gives iEslusef stsiy. Appay e.
lylS BRANsfoEn, NcwHiRIEAk 90.
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FURNITURE WARE ROOMS,
No.,I4, COLLEGE, STREET.
PATTERSON d FREEMAN.

AVE nov Ia store, and are Constantly receiving
IL aus ssssortnl.ut ul all kinds OF CABINET "a K
NIfuKE, VIII cA thay are determined 90 sell low
any other house 10 the city At tse same time waT-
ragug lhc.T Furniture % b. u the best
ana sh One IL tho urn has Just retarnsd fruas
tas east hero personally solcutsd stsentars stock
which - ell OF kzCEsJ AASuFAcfrKK aud LATEsT
>rTus. our stuck SIS Ia part Of Rosewood aud
ieh1gahy far.or FuFnipsrc, seine Oi which very
tne together ith Ghaalouf reits, b.-ok Gases, WARD
fobs, Refining ChaiFs, Lounges. SOFAS, Easy Caaiss.
freArh DsdsteastS, Alst Staass, Mahogany ItiasTs,
Dfsssiag Isgea1s Extension Bibles, etc, etc, aud
CON, ,ictc assortment u all Kinds VI 81
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Negroes for Sale.

WE have a good Lot of Negroes for sale. some 10
w or u LIKELY BOYS from rs o. 20 years old,
Several Young women with one child each; or
good Htnse Girls 10 20 years old, we'll qualified,
be highly recommended: good Carpenter 20
years old; good Cooks, or tnen from 70 40
years old. II. Il. HAYNES a 90.
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HOUSE, LOT AND OFFICE,
New Clothing Store.
Ward, Birmingham 4 Co.,
pRACElCAEl TAllIONS,
NO. 20 P,rJlie Square. opposite SOlah end cf lie

no. ~ lN1aiC s>fH0Ic. offssue oOufH ctu q Csc
Married House.
WE arc receiving large and entire An.
w new stuck nf FALL. AND WINTER RIA IA
by MADE CLOTHING AND 6ESTLkNfNS IA
FURNISHING 6COts, most OF which were La
made up order e the latest styles, and cau-
noi D. SURPASSED any bugse IA the city. Oar siosk
comprised In part 4 all the newest styles Of over
Goals, Frs,ck aud Dress Coats, all coloTs; business
Casts, oazce Coats, Cashmere Pants and Vests IN
great variety.
PA7KNTED SuoriDIE sEANFD SHIFT a large and ex-
tensivc q ak and warranted to "a brtier and wear
better than any other make II shirts Gloves. Neck
Tss Ecarfs Mnfiicrs. Cravats Srif-adustng stocks.
rndor SHIRTS. ard Drawers, Hat Hose, Saspesiers,
Ilnen CfnbFic Ban ianna and Pousec Handkerchief,
Travelling sha~is Robe de Cbambrcs, Youths Coats,
Pants and shirts. Umbrellas, &C
Piece Goods.
We have also a large and saperior lot 81 Ooils-
FrensA and Engiish--aii, Rack and Fancy Colors d
Cass,nrrs, az entirely sty ass, slid espfrd ts-
sigcFcs of ali qualities; Fancy Cut snd Velvet Nest-
h.us Faaey Cashmere ana WoFsted Yes1nE, 6rcns-
,iisle yesfing which Nil make ap order 81 the
very best style and gaaFsatee o. 10 please The
xearcr sale.
ALIx. r. NIcIIoi. sol.ctx call fram his freads-
All Goois sold by guarantee - Be a. fePre
ssntcd Al s.n.c u sale. We all alss Clothing 70
order AAkD- hktAAtNcftAA ~
keptlS-u
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II WILL. sell the aeuse &nd ies a present ocesiees
Il and owned By Wa J. Mesby. sstnased Ga h<h
street South Nashville. freEfs< sixty tsfts end w.
ming back tao hahdrcd- f8s hoase - erpe :, WE
All onhsr necessary basltin<s. al n good FefAf
Also s.eAli lot sfoatlng u <k street. thirty an
fsos and 1s hack 10 fest, good saeasua tef
bulidlns q. thss slxstFzh-s p -tefty " Aeee
,xt.hss 4, s.t - 81 he tat
t.ssea 40 efs,s-Fty hsdeFs, aB1 g"ric eAfnczsl
soxs tlsss- wislg iavesf real estate 81
tbs pro -rrtg-
xa.r@ y al iasrsest ffssf4 f.aie.
a. Feg suEtheF particulars call -
L r. EiAScOgk
~ kxal EStxio Aaxnt.
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Extra Chance.

AN oferirg for sale beautiful House and Lot,
Il on Cherry street, adjoining the '-URion Buildings"
(uow M course 81 erection fronting so feet and
ning back ISL feet. This the most desirable prop
erty In the city for sale. Also, two store Houses on
Market street near spring 81 Apply y
MIL. T. BOYD,
wifi No. so Cherry street
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To Exchange or Sale.

A LIKELY Negro Woman, IS years old. and her
n five children the oldest boy II, the next girl
10 and down ~. an infant, will be sold or ex-
changed for other Negroes 10 sDmc one living in HE
country aud that wants them for their own use, aud
not Tor speculation. Apply TO
augll-u WILL. l. BOYD.
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A MONG ihe lot Wr have several good Families, two
"A er three Young Wufssn tl firsi csld. four goed
House BOYS, boys from u 10 70, good Dining room
servants with good bot q hed hands and girs
and a ro-sc blacksmith and Barber
a,raq-u II ". HAYNES 90.
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For Rent.

THE Desirable. rrslnce No. - Sih Spruce street
A ieas= can D. had Ca ge-sd tenant. Aiso, snne
Lew furniture worth. Apply "a thus oaflce 70
ROHlfI GIBSON.
snElI-u on the premises
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Coal Stock for Sale.

WE have I33 Shares Huntsville Coal Mining Stock
w wish sell or exchange for likely youRg
auga4-,f H. II. HAYNES CO.
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Change of Schedule.
49, -. - ga.zsE -
NASHVILLE And CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
E DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS 50
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.

ON and after SUNDAY, JULY llth, 1855, the Pas
~ senger Train VIII run follows
Leave Nashville daily at A. NJ and $50 p. VI.
Arriving at Chattanooga at2:20 =. NJ and l:35 A. NJ
Leave Chattanooga at A. VI. and 9 7 NJ.
Arriving al Nashville at ! 80 Z. NJ. and $40 A NJ.
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Groceries, etc.
NEW LIQUOR & CIGAR HOUSE.
ALEX. DELISSER
IMPORTER OF
Rrandies, Wines and other Liquors,
and Dealer i'm Havana Cigars,
Tobacco. &C., &e.,
No. 5 North College street, Nashville, Tenn.

Tobacco, &C., &c., .-.l
No. 5 North College street, Nashville, Tenn.
T,HE undersigned has lately gone into the large and
Il commOdioUs Store Rooms, No. College ST., for
merly occupied by d. u. Dickey where WILDE found
the following Large Stock Of PURE BRANDIEs,
WINES, WHISTLES and other Liquors. all of which
offer to the Trade at low prices for CASH and to
prompt customers.
As purchase all from first hands, and bring them
10 this city through the Custom House, viii warrant
all be and GENUINE being dcternined to be
undersold by any one. and as am constantly re-
ceiving fresh supplies, can offer every nducement
to purchasers that may be wished for
call particular attention to the following list Of
tcles which comprise part of my stock
Brandies, Wines, w hfskfes, &c.
% packages extra Cognac Brandy, in rs, y and
rs, Of the most popular brands
= casks Vineyard Proprietor's Brandy, superior
article.
5 u casks PeIlevosen Brandy.
i pr ncheon each ST CrOX aud Jamaica Rum.
pipes Holland Gin: 10 bbls old Bourbon Whisky; 5
bbls. Monongahela Whisky; so bbs. assorted Whisky
10 y casks assorted Port Wine; u casks Malaga
Wine: y casks Blackberry Brandy: puucheons
Scotch Irish Whisky 20 bbls. Corn aud Rye
Whisky; Is bbls. Robinson county Whisky; "a casks
South-side Madeira Wine; 10 casks Sherry Vine, old
casks Cherry Brandy; casks Ginger Wine, very
fine.
so baskets Sparkling Champagne, asst'd brands;
10 boxes each Sparkling Hook and Moselle.
200 do. assorted Bottled Liquors.
Porter. Ale and Sundries.
Is casks London Porter; 25 Casks Scotch Ale,
20 boxes Hostetter Mills Bitters:
10 d" Brandy Peaches; 10 boxes Brandy Cherries;
100 " assorted Pickles, Sauces and Catsups;
100 " Scheidam SchnaDps;
SO 80 London Cordial Gin.
Cigars and Tobacco.
100 900 Havana German and Domestic Cigars;
so boxes Chewing Tobacco, most approved brands;
full and con pete assortment of Snufs, Pipes, &c.
Satisfaction guaranteed in every instance.
ALEXANDRA DElISSf r,
octl-u No. 5 y. College St, Nashville.
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Negroes for Sale.

HAVE quite n number of Negroes hand for
Il sale: amongst them excellent Seamstrcss aud
House servant. Also, several good Cocks Washers,
&c- Call soon. WI. l.. BOYD, JR-
septl7-u
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Low Priced Furniture,

aud every varsity % Wood and Cane seat GA AIRS.
Ne Nsu siIacayOr picass ait z1d VIII take snach
le lsage IA sDSng cur stick 10 those who may tayos
- with cLi
T kasIz-au PATTERSON FREEMAN
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LEAVING NASHVILLE on
Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays.
and saturdays, at 10 O'Clock. a. VI.
The new splendid passenger Steamer. AINETONKA
oapt II. Z MhTHnNY- viii leave Nashville on MONDAYS
and Thursdays at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
The light draught passenger steamer, CUBA Capt
JAMES W. HUM, VIII leave Nashville Wednrsdavs
and saturdays at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
Inc ilght-draucht passenger steamer BLANCHE
LEWIS, Capt. JoHS L. BArINAN VIII leave Nashyile
on Tuesdays and Fridays. at 10 O'Clock A NJ
The above named are frstclass light araugbt Pas
senger Boats, and they will leave regularly ON their
appointed days, making connections at Paducah with
the United states Mail packets for the above named
places For freight or passage apply on hoard or 10
)eZ2-u A HAMILTON, Agent.
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Jacks, Jennets and Cattle
FOR SALE.

HAVE Tor sale on ms plantation, In 1aekscu coun-
a Nine Jacks. from two b. six years Old, q good
sine the largest about IS hands hh; eighteen Jsh-
nets forty head ~ Cattle for further particulars
apTly a. TIE nndersghed Al Nashville.
anrlD-s atri~lm ". ". VOOLFOLK.
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FOR S ALI E,
.nf0 WOrth of NOSt IBluable Real Estate,

\ WILL. sell on the most reasonable terms snme Of
Il the most desirable city property ever offered 10
this market lying Cherry Cedar Mark and Spruce
Sts suitable for business houses private dwellings
propose exchange the abovefor likely Negroes at
the best cash prices.
rnnylh-tf WILL. l.. nOID IN
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Transportation.
CLASSIFICATION ON TIE ABOVE ROUTES
First Class.

First Class.
Piano Fortes, Books, Stationery, Boots. SHOES L.
quors Oils &c. IN bottles Camphcne and Spirits Tur
penfne an barrels Carpeting. China Glass and Class
Cutlery, in cases. casks. aud boxes: nry Goods II
boxes and bales; Drugs, Fruit Trees and Shrubberv
Furs, Garden Seeds looking Glasses. and Looking
Glass plates, (at owners ris:l Oysters in cans aud
jars; Saddlery, Tin and Britannia Ware; Teas ana
Specs.
Second Glass.
Hardware, Except such specified IN First ana
Third caSses,) Coffee Mills, Machinery. Foreign ~
quors IN barrels snd 1pes Tobacco in boxes: Heath
er, in rolls and boxes: OILS, I'm barrels and casks
Crockery and Queensware, in crates and casks Rice
Whiting, Plaster, Sheet Brass and Copper
Third Glass.
Axes, Shovels, Spades. Sid-Trons, ZInc and Tin In
pigS. Tin Plate AnVils Vices casks Chains and Hoes
Manila and Cotton Cordage, Coffee, Heavy CaStings
NH Gearing, Carriage Springs and ANieS RIIroad
Wheels and Axles. Chairs, Spikes and Rosin 10 bbis
Special Rates.
Furniture and Carriages boxed. and other li-h, ~
tcles not enumerated also. CarbOys OF Acids or 9th
er Chemicals, will be charged by actual weight a
double First Class rates.
R8- No charge for drayage, wharfage or Forward
ing The ahnve rates cover all expenses from New
York 20 Nashville.
Err Stevenson and all stations on Nashville and
Chattanooga Road, west ofStevenson entitled above
rates
BY the above Lines a per cent less tina, n, p,,,s
burg, wheeling, Parkersburg and the Ohio River
making difference OF 60 TO IS cents per 100 pounds
dry goods.
NJ Road win not be responsible for any damages
occurring al sea.
Goods shipped via Savannah should be sonsi,,,t A.,
Agent Central Railroad, Savannah Ga
Goods shipped via Char eton s,.aLl h consigned Al
Agent South Caro- ina Railroad, Charleston
CHARLES W. ANDERSON
lyl5-u General Arent
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W. ". CNsIDS ~ cos
ATENT
Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOFING.

THE undersigned purchased the State Right for
l. Tennessee Of the above patent ABOUT year
ago and has since introduced extensively in various
portions of the state, asks the attention of build
ers, ana the public generally examine its superior
ity over other modes of Roofing.
The material forms hard and smooth surface. II
is inpervious to water, elastic and flexible; It viii
perfectly resist any ordinary exposure TO ire II IL
cheaper than any roof Of the old style, and
IL Will give better satisfaction 70 is durability there
question II is the best thing invented for
painting ui old leaky tin roofs.
Re The Cement viii be furnished to those at a dis
taGcc with directions for using.
G5- COUNTY RIGHTS FOR SALE.
Rs- Orders sent TO the undersigned, through the
Post Once will be promptly attended 10.
would respectfully refer to the following gentle
men Tor whom have covered buildings with the Ce-
ment, and many others whose names are MOI here
mentioned.
ARCHITECTS MASTER MEcHANICs NASHVILLE
Maj. A. HERMAN,
Messrs HUGHES K SMITH,
COLEMAN x SPAIN,
VIM STOCkkIL,
Mr.. H. NJ. AkEIoYD,
WARREN & MOORE
HOUGH MCCULLOUGH,
j. Il. MCCAIN,
Col II /. Atkinson, S N Co.,
Rev. & u. ELLIOTT,
D. F. wIIKlN,
r. J. MElGS,
ENOCH ENSiEY,
SLAUGHTER 4 HEREFORD,
W. b. SIIAPARD,
J. \. WILLARD,
A V. =. LINDSEY,
Gen. WASH. BARROW,
W. II. GORDON X co,
JAS H. KENDRICK,
Rector +. c. SMITH, Columbia.
Nj. A. J. DONEISON, Davidson ccUntyl
Col. \. J. POLK, Maury county.
EE- The Nashville 4 Chattanooga Railroad Ccnpa
ny have adopted this Cement FOR the covering OF their
cars and other work
RS- Certificates and testimonials from Cincinnati
and elsewhere where the Cement has been in general
use for several years, can be exhibited.
The undersigned has been engaged in various modes
OF Cement roofing for many years and hatiers himself
that he has gained some experience and knowledge
during that time.
have made arrangements TO receive a superior
imported article of Roofing Felt from JOHNSTON BRO
THEIRS, New York.
Samples Of Roofing To be seen at Office.
J. 7. BATHURST,
Office No. Is Deaderick street,
mayl5-Sm NASHVILLE. TENS.
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fOr Salr-CO lirnt.
Executors Sale of Real Estate.

Executors Sale OF Real Estate.
TINE undersigned are now Offering al private sale,
Il all that portion of land, living the south side
Of the Charlotte Turnpike, belonging Co the estate Of
the late Matthew Barrow deceased The land lies in
full view, and within about two miles of the state
Capitol, and Is laid out IN lots varying size from
fourteen twenty nine acres all fronting on the
Turnpike road These lands Will be sold fair pri.
ccs aud on liberal time. Any persons wishing %
anime them e. ascertain particulars ia relation
the terms, viii please call on John {. Harrow near
the premises. on j. l.. & x. W. Brown, Real Estate
Agents, or the undersgaed IN Nashville.
n. :. PITCHER,
G.. c. FORFEIT,
sept1o-n Executors of NJ. Barrow decd.
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open one hour before the starting OF each Train which
allows ample time for the purchase Of Tickets. 1t is
open at no other time during tho day. Passengers
FOR the Eastern cities leave on the A. NJ. Train,
which connects throughout with Trains the other
roads. Time 10 Richmond 40 hours; Washington two
days; Philadelphia two and half, and New York
three lays. This is the cheapest and best from
Nashville to the East.
New Orleans passengers leave the 2s30 p. NJ.
Train, arriving at Memphis in time 10 connect for New
Orleans, on tie evening of the next day, and 20
tn ough with boats without detention Memphis.
Those for McMinnvie, Sparta, and Beersheba Springs
leave Nashville on the $50 p. VI. Train. which con
meets directly al Tulahoma with the Train for McMinn-
vile. Persons leaving McMinnyie in the morning
arrive at Nashville at 1880 p. NJ.
Al Nashville, there are boats which leave daily for
Smthland and connect with boats for different places
on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers; also, daily line
stages for Louisville, leaving every morning the
arrival of the night express IN
by this change Of Schedule, the Train from Mem
phis connects direct at Stevenson with up and
down day Trains, causing delay 90 Nashville and
Eastern Passengers and one hour is gained over tia
former Schedule in going to Memphis from Nashville.
c. L. ANDERSON,
IT. General Ticket Agent
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rI,IIE following is a SCHEDULE Of Property which
i will be given to Purchasers Of Books at the time
Of sale by -r..
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III The emigration from Ireland now aver
ages about 1OO, 900 year.
o. The Sunday Topic is a new Sunday paper
started In Philadelphia. Some half dozen sun
day papers are now published in that city.
III The journeymen shoemakers of Philadel-
phia have organized a Protective Association in
that city.
III James Dean Is reported to have died Of a
legacy at 81. Louis. He had the misfortune re-
Gently to receive a fortune from a deceased rela-
tive in England, and lived fast that he used
up himself and the fortune in a few months
leaving his family destitute.
DEATH CAUSED BY JEssAMINR FLowERs-A
child of Mr.. Jerod, four years of age, living on
the Western Branch, in Norfolk county, was
Poisoned some days since by sucking the flower
OF the yellow JesSamiDe. The little one died In
an hour after il complained of being sick The
parents would not have known the cause Of the
sudden death Of their child but for playmate,
who said il had been sucking the flower, which
Is deadly poison.-NcrfOfk Herald
u The Register, of Clark<burg, Harrison
county, Va, contains the following language. BY
the Rev. Samuel Clawson, of Weston Va a
preacher of the Methodist Protestant Church
In speaking of a UniveTsalist. he said ethan k
God, the day is not far distant when you will he
chained down To hell's brazsn floor, and the
devil, with his three pronged harpoon will
pierce your reeking heart, and pile the red hot
clnders of black damndtiOn upon you as high as
the pyramids of Egypt, and fry out the pride of
your heart, to grease the gudgeOns of hell.'
Coon GAIA daughter of Mr.. John bravo.
Observing that large rock had fallen upon the
track OF the PittsbuTg and Cunnellsvlls Rail
road, at point where there is a sharp curve
rowed across the river in her fathers skif 20 the
railroad, and then running along the track waving
red handkerchief, succeeded in attracting the
attention OF the engineer of an approaching train
Just In season, in the opinion of the of6cers on
board, TO save the lives Of all on the cars Had
they not received timely warning, they would
probably have been pitched into the river
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

BROWNS HOTEL-Capt w Patten & lady,
Pa; Tiliston and lady, Mass; I'll Gardiner
lady, Pa; Nj NJ Sibert; Va J Bowman. do; Hon
A NJ Scales, w Pierce, Geo Lynn; Chas Peabody
Mo; Emmert: o. w Clough, do; Worth
w Boulware, Va; Soomons sc; f. 6 East,
man, Tenn; Gen X Anderson do J J Haskin
and family, Pa; Thos ID Smith and family, Pa:
DR. Homer, uSN; A Hawkes., o; D Smith,
Blekbun. Ny; Capt Il Shirley, Tenn; Shir-
lev. do; MIlunt. France; Ede Goer NY; w
Goddard, Md; b shumald, Va; X l. Dabney Va;
David SOnes, do; II Dowell, do w Lowos J
B Campfeld, NJ; w l. Smith, Va III Howson,
NATIONAL HOTEL-B Miraben and lady.
Va; Butt Ray, NY; u r Hunt, Md w Kent
Turner, junr, ID Harrison, Va d Breckin,
ridge, La u Sasscer, jr, DIR Nj Brooke DIR w J
BoaTman; Md Or ThorP, La; 5 X Robbins
Patterson and lady, NJ; 5 p Cox. NJ; r. Blake.
ley, ILL., Ames, Min; w Belts, Md; ] ID
and Z WATSON, NY Gen Tench Tilg hman Nd
Bradley, RI; w Twinny. Md; Bassett, ID
q A Beach, Pa; Z Gay, Min; Owen, ID
Whishain II T. Lehman, Pa; w Ficklin, Va; K
NYoIk.
wILLARDs' HOTEL:-Dr Gilchrist, Purser
Dofan, and Henry Euinrlv. USN; DIR J Thorn,
La; r. DeMarbois, Md; 6 A and w B Myers
va Kellogg, NY, Chas Stanton, NJ: + VI Con-
way, Taliaferro and son, Fl ID Taliaferro, w C
",
sey, Pa; II Corning and lady, Miss Coming, J
knhientbai, N.Y. W Homer, f. vi Spelman Va;
g. w Howard, II sindall, Md F ii ,ven Mas;
Dir Coolidge, do; r T Hough;o and lady, Pa;
smead, uSA; Il II Perkins, CT; III Hart NY;
u l. Davis, Mass; Sam'I Houeh Md; Beale,
) Brent, Cal; A Vancleve, NJ; J r Jones,
Pa; Cutting, Yk; J w Todd, USA; A w
Adams, NY; Coffin, w Nj Bickford Mass
UNITED STATES HOTEL-A r Dunlop G
Ewing, Md: 5 Lewis, Hon Powell. W
Johnston, Va; } b Parkinson, Md; A BirdsnlI.
ny Hon Landy. Pa; Sutton, A w DeahI,
j Low, Va; w Harper, Ky; Kersey, Va;
Haskins, NY; Scruggs, Va; Col A ii
n Ia ~ Md; w NJ Heblin2e, w z Shepherd,
w Payne, and Gen Hunton, Va; w Stevens
w Jones, Ky.
hlRhWOOD HOUSE.-C w Horne, Pa; p
Roy, USA; McKibbin, Pa; A Robinson.
ySr springer, Va; ID Preston, Ill; Sawyer,
MI w simpson, Md; III Peirpont Va: a
n Harris, NY; : Hart, Va; w Moran. Pa. i NJ
Rhodes, Tex; Hoilingsworth, Va; As Garner.
~, Hopkins, RI; g + HARRISON Md; w g
o., ,a,1nlNGION HOUSED A Warrington.
"a; Dunn w Allen, Miss 3 = Hatch. Miss
strap Cti Thurston, J Hutcherson, NY:
Mr. Eaton, Ohio; III Reed, Mass; 6 w Murray
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THE BOOK OF THE CONSTITUTION.

The demand of the people from all parts tho
country for new ed tion OF this Book brln. IpE
down the statistics to the present time, such
known thrOug bout the country to render partcu-
lar description OF 1T unnecessary here suffice 1t to
say that it contains the evidence Of its having
ceIved the voluntary and generous patronage Of
both Houses of Congress, having been adopted
by the Supreme Court Is a standard edition of the
Constitution of the United States and offs having
received the special appreciation of some of the
wlsest statesmen of the past and present age. 1t
has been pronounced by them as a suitable fre-side
companion for every American citizen and as a text
book for the rising generation of the schools.
Editors who venerate and support the COnstitu-
ton, the sentiments of Washington. and the prina-
pies 1t embodIes, have heretofore given 1t their
generous and valuable support.
booksellers and others who may desire to obtain
it for the supply of those who may desire to possess
the new edition will please address
WILLIAM HICKEY, JR.,
IN 2-tf Washington City, ID. G..