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The yeas and nays being ordered and taken on the
final passage Of the bill as amended, the result was
yeas 81 nays l6-as follow:
Te4g-lIessrs Anderson, Bate, Bayless, Beale,
Benton. Bicknell, Blackburn, Bullock, Caldwell,
Carter Of Hardin, Cooper, Davidson, DodsOn Dun
lap, Ewing Frazer, Fulton, Iyie, Keeney, King,
Lloyd, Mickey, Newman, Richardson, Roberts,
Rowles, Schmittou, Shrewsbury, Smartt Stanton,
Stovall Summers, Turner Of Sumner, Wilson, White
of Knox, Vaughn, and Speaker DOneson-37.
NGgS-Nessrs. BrazeltOu, Davie Bstes, Cannon,
Griffith, Hamilton, Lamb, Polk, Randolph, Rem
shaw, Rose, Saunders, Senter, Thompson, Williams,
and Wood-l6.
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
The Senate bin II6) amendatory of the several
acts regarding the Louisville and Nashville Railroad,
coming up, with the recommendation Of the Commit
tee on Internal Improvements.
Mr. WILSON proposed to amend, by addidg clause
authorizing the sheriff, &c. 20 sell railroad and
turnpike stock under execution; which was adOp.
ted.
Mr. SMARTT proposed further to amend, by add
ing a clause to the effect that the Tullahoma and
Southern Railroad Company, have two years further
time; which was adopted
Mr. RENSHAW proposed further to amend, by
adding a clause to the effect that the Nashville and
knoxville Railrosd Company, have five years further
time; which was adopted.
The bin, as amended, was then passed the third
and las; reading in the House Of Representatives
yeas a. nays l5and ordered to be forthwith trans
mitted.
The House then took recess till P. m.
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ALEX. MACkEhZIB,
Nashville, Tennessee
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la 1t is our good fortune that we are able to
enjoy good joke at our own expense quite as well
as when the laugh is with US. And so we cheerfuly
admit that the Banner did US right handsomely
yesterday morning. We think we enjoyed the fun
as well as any body else did.
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SCHEME.
TIcKEr5-WAola., 81: HaLza.. 81 3D.. aaar.ar. s1 25

TICKErs-whoes, s.; Halves, SO so; Quarters 81 25.
Bank Notes Of sound Banks taken par Checks on New
York RENTED for Prizes.
drawings Of large Cassss will be published New YORK
nd New Orleans sunday papers, and Cha lesion and sa-
vannsh daIiss.
10 ordering Tickets Cerdcates enclose the money y
address, the Tickets ordered, receipt Of which
they viii be forwarded b. first mail. Purchasers can nave
tickets ending ia any figure they may deslgnate
The list Of Drawn Numbers Prizes 81 be sent 70 puF-
chaseH Immediately amer the drawing.
Purchasers will please write heir signatures plain ana
give their Post Oaee, County and STATE. 80
Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable in full
without dsduc Ion.
All Prizes Of 81 ono and under paid mmediaely amer me
drawingother prizes al the usual time Of thirty days
All Communication strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets o. n. SWAIN NASHVILLE,
Tennessee, orto ANDERSON & SON, Managers,
eb Il Macon OF Savannah, Georgia.
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AMERICAN ELOQUENCE 4 ColIec

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'There Giants ia the earth in those davs ssss
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The Works of Daniel Webster, comprie
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The Private Correspondence of Daniel
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BentOn's Thirty \ ears View A History
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BentOn's Abridgment Of the Debates of
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MarshalPs Life of Washington, compil-
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R5y- The gloom was completely dispelled from our
sanc.um. Jay or Two ago, by a visit from our Old
and esteemed friend, DR.. e. z. Smith, Of Nashville
Special Mail Agent, accompanied by his co-laboror
in Uncle Sans service, Col. George W. Harris, Of
Knoxville who is no other than the veritable Sut
Ioyeurood," whose humorous stories have called
forth broad grins and loud OUTLAWS from thousands
and thousands Of people. Both gentlemen we're
looking well, with the exception Of a slight savage
expression which said plainly, "wo unto delinquent
mail agents and negligent post-mastsrs! u We eau
lion ali such 10 LOOK out fol- these yglant officers
HlLn-sr.L.. L.....nN.HL.
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A SHORT PEAYER-The following laconio prayer
was delivered in the Iowa House of Representatives
the other morning. by the Rev. Mr.. Shine: Great
God Bless the young and growing State Of Iowa,
her Senators and Representatives, her Governor
and State officers give US sound currency, pure
water, and indebted religion, for Christ's sake.
Amen ?"
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H. We seud our last paper to the Legislature
to-day. We shake hands, as good friends, with all
the members and most sincerely wish them pleasant
Journeys and happy welcomes home.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
IN SENATE.
FRADAY, March, 10, 1858.
R. W. HAYWOOD

Mr. HILL presented the following report.
The Joint Committee on finance have had under
consideration the reports of the various Turnpike
roads made to the Secretary Of State as Commits
siOner Of Internal improvements and from the best
information obtain, after a long and tedious
research we find as shown by the Secretarys re port
to us that he has collected from the various roads
for the years ending Oct lst 1857, S24, GA So
This amount includes Sl,O52 IS, paid to hiru in
1855, from the Franklin and Columbia Turnpike
road, and also 81, 666 Sc collected from the Nash
vile and Shelbyville Turnpike road in January
1858
From the best information we can obtain, his
yOuches are as follows:
Paid into the Treasury in 1855 81, O52 IS
1856 1Q1S1 %
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from prescription Of Sir j. Clarke, H. d.,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
Thsiavaluabe medicine Is unfsing in the Of Al
those painful and dangerous dieGses 20 which the femae
constitution subject. all excess and removes
all distractions, and speedy may be relied one
TO MARRIED LADIES
is especially suited It Will, in short timo, brEg on The
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price one dollar, bears the Government stamp
Of Great Britain, To prevent eouHtertshs.
CAUTION.
These Pills should no; 5staECH hg females during he First
Three Months Of Pregnancy they sire 10 brEg On
Miscarriage, but any other time they are safe.
In all cases Nervous and Spinal Affections pain in the
back and limbs fatigue slight exsrtion, palpation ofhe
heart Hyetercs and Whites these pills will effect
when all other means have failed, and although powerful
remedy, do contain iron caOme antmony, anything
hurIful to the constitution,
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and COnada,
JOB MOSES,
Late L. c. Baldwin & co,
Rochester, MY.
N, BsI 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any author
lied geRs will insure a bottle OF the Psby return mail
Sold wholesale and retail BY Berry Demovle, and G.
W. HDndershOtt. Agents for Nashville deOdGWlV
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'9YOung's Spirit of the SOUTH .
rImE sALE oF GRoCERIEs.
NOTICE.

d virtue Of a decrstal order OF tho Chanoery Court at
ID Gansboo, made the February Term, 1858, Of said
Court Ia the Of W. W. WoodfOrk against lom Pharis
and others pending in said court, viii Saturday the
day May 1883 Court House door in Gain Sb0ro
sell at public auction, credit Of twelve months, tie
Land in the pleading mentioned lying in Jat kson county
same tract land which James Phar resided at the
time Of his death. Note with good security will be required
OF the purchaser and lien retained the land for The
purchase money. This I2gh March, 1853.
1l-W4t prs fee "a. w w. BUTTS, Y d NJ
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ELower aeeds bY NEail.

S-EOWGT See0S UV 2RA6g4As
Twenty Choice Varieties tor One DOllaFs
nHE subscriber respectfully announces that, 20 supply
that has been greatly felt by Amateurs Of Flowers
he has purchased from Mr. B. &. Bliss, springfield Mass
assortment Of his Flower Seeds which have been iOHnd
and in every State Of the Union, TO be OF the
mos. reliable Characters make ih7 following extract rom
Bliss Catalogue 80 that Il may be seen that sell Lhem az
exactly prices His seeds embrace only those OF his
own raising, selections from the best sugshl FRENCH
German flower They sold at about hall tho
price that Tower seeds have before commanded In this mar
ket.
have selected out OF my large collection OF flower seeds
the beautiful and snowy VaTises5 each sJrL distinct
COLOR and calculated 20 produce dae effect when plant
ed beds groups in the ,Wer border have bad
each variety distinctly marked with the BOanca and En-
gIsh name height, time Of Yeng, color Of the Hover
Of grOWIng whether erect ra1ng5 c the time
should be sOWn and DINER valuable hints as 70 us cuVa
In selecting these varieties, have been careful 20
exclude all which shy bOOmer or n2Ye an lnsnncant
Appearance thaJ the collect viii comprise only those
which are really snowy and handsome and which believe
would prove the satisfaction Of any lady gem
emsn whs might be disposed to order them ne COllec
will be sent free BY POST any part Of the country a.
The following prices:
Assortm en- No. l. Consists Of twenty choice varis
- lies Of Anuuas.-.. .s.s....S 81 %
No. Consists Of twenty choice varie-
ties Of Bic uuials and Pereunials........ I
4" No. Consists Of ton extra hne varieties
Of ANIMALS and PerenHials, embracing
many OF the new and choicest In Culu-
ton I 90
No. 4 Consists Of I'VE very choice varis-
ties, selected from Prize Flowers Of
English Pansies, German CaruauGn.
and PieOtse Pinks, Vsrbenas Trafaut's
Pr nch Asters, and Double Helyhocks,
each Of which are sold 81 twenty-five
cents singlyssss s's-sss- s..-........-.s I %
Persons in ordering viii please give the number OF tie
ssOrment. "Reminiscences can be ma de n bank bills or
ALEX. MACKENZIE,
mar3-d&W2W Nashville, Tennessee
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HOUSE BILLS on THIRD READING.
EVENING SESSION.
THE AUTHORIZATION ELL.

The AUTHORIZATIONS BILL.
Senate entered into the consideration Of House
amendments to the appropriation bill.
Mr. HEISKELL moved to strike out 1863 days as
the number Of days for which the members shall
receive their per- disH and insert in lieu thereof 81
days, so as not to include the holidays
The motion failed by the following vote:
YeaS-Messrs Brown, Denton, GOOdpastUle,
Heiskell, Hill, JONES' Menees, Munday, WhitthorIe,
and Speaker BurCh-l0.
NayS-Messrs- Bratcher, BuLen, Davis, Goff
GOOdner, Harris, McCOnnicO, Roach, Walker, and
Welcher-10
Mr. MUNDAY offered an amendment to allow the
officers the same per diem that members receive.
Alr JONES moved to lay the amendment on the
table.
Yeas-Messrs GoOdpasture, Heisken, Jones,
WhItthOrne, and Speaker BurCh-5
NGys-Messrs Bratcher, Brown, Bulen, Davis,
Denton, Golf, GOOdner, Harris, Hill, Menees Nun
day, MCOnnico, Roach, Walker and Welcker-l5.
The amendment was adOpted-yeas Is, nays 8.
Mr. BURCH moved to strike out opposite his
name l69 days, and insert l57 the following were
also included IN the motion: Messrs Denton, Golf,
GoOdner, GOOdpasture Heiskel Hill, Menees, Mum
day, Walker and Whitthorne Mr. Brown l4l days,
and Mr. Davis l6l. Adopted.
The other amendments Of the House were con-
Cured in.
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ATTENTION

FOR 1855
VAJE would respectfully inform our friends aud Country
w Merchants that will make Grand Display OF
Fancy BOHnes and Fashions for Spring. Monday, 22d,
that will surpas anything ever opened Nashville, west
OF the Allegheny Mountains, Consisting OF Rich Imperial
CHIP, New Styles Of Snow White Willow Colored and
Dab English and Swiss Straw comets large stock Of
colored and white LeghoTn Bonne for Ladies and Misses
largest of Paris Plowe ever opened in Nashville
For BOnne Psnys and Head Dresses ParasOs Shades
Paris Fans Combs Belts and Ornamental Goods
variety; fine Le OF BnbToiieres Collars, Sleeves,
Worked Handkerchefs, Wells. BIga Goods and Trimming
Laces, all the styles Of HOOp Skirts making rich
combination of Millinery and Fancy Goods rpsssed
beauty and style We have purchased this exclusive
ly for cash, and w give great bargains article
will exclusively do Cash business this year Pa
raR Millinery Bazaar, No. 4G Union Street,
Bank. K. WISE, Agent.
n. B-Country Merchants Milliusrs supplied with
Pattern Bonnets, small bill Of goods as cheap as Pur
chasing Bast.
BOnRets Beached and Altered 10 Lats styles in Superior
Style.
mar 2O-3m
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Italian Literature.


From Norris & Wills Home Journal.
We learn that zig Luigi Mont Of Harvard College has
translated GUsRRA zUs amOuE historical novel Of Beatrice
Ceue and that is in of publication There
will undoubtedly be great desiIe % this volume-
GuerrsZEI is probably the distinguished 81 living
literature Ct Itay-Wih which are but htlis &C.
quanted-Will be inaugurated By So brilliant specimen
Of novel writing this s- The life Of Beatrice has been
generally indeed we may say entirely undertood bu
Guerrazzi has shown in his very powerful work eom
peJed after careful labor what is probably the correct e
position Of this sad history Every has read hebys
tragedy Of the CenCi and those fortunate enough % have
extended their travels as far as Italy, remeuer one Of
tie loves speclmens Of the ever admired and copied
portrait Of Beatrice By Guido IN the gallery Of the
BarbsTini Palace"
GuerFazz in his Preface 70 the work SAYS addressing
the unfortunate shade Of Beatrice:
'Tuasmuch % have been ablst- comprehend thee m
pore for sufficient power to uarrae w0rthy Thy his
tory to these dear italian madens who love thee as sis
ter inst departed though the shadow Of two centuries ard
halt IS spread over Thy sepuichrs. Verify thine his
tory Of sad crimes; but the madeus of nv country win
read it. Il win pierce their gentle souls Ike sword bus
they will read t. When the Y0uth whom they love Is ap.
preaching they viii hasten. blushnZ hide IT, but they
will read t. and will offer thee the only gift thas can be
given to ebesrayed-tears."
The eject Of this powerful work upon the iupassio1ais
and vehement Italian reader is SUCH that certain Of the
governments have ineFdicsd its pub caon and itisuoW
rarely seen in Italy.
Rave alsojust received
WHITE LILY. Move. By Charles Rsads.
TWIN ROSE A Narrative. ByAlua Cora Rileh
QIrs Mowztt)
DANTE Translated into English Verse, with TIA
mans illustrations.
TASSO. Translated With Illustrations
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Notice to Cotton Shippers.
AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
BY
Lanfer, Phillips & Co.
ON MONDAY, MARCH 22SD, 1858,

WETE will sell for Cash in front or ourVarehouse COM
" pete rtmeut Of GROCERIES, consisting part
az follows, viz:
40 hhds new Sugar, 100 bxs star Candles,
200 bags coffee, 49, hf & qrs Star Candles,
IS bbs newMolasses, IS bxs selected W. r. Cheese,
40 bbls crsd po'd Sugars, 100 bhls White Whisky,
45 kits Macseral, IS ". Y Brandy,
$50 p'c'kgs NJ Rasns, 10 bbls Holland Gin,
sacks Almonds, 800 kegs Nails,
70 cates haIdiHes, Is doE painted Buckets,
20 box Cove Oysters 30 Tubs,
l0bags Pepper, As bxs Starch,
IS chests Teas $50 bXs Soap,
90 bales Cotton Irvine, IS bxs 0oyle's Candles,
IS coils Rope, 100 doz. Mason's Backing,
IS cases Matches, I0g boxes Flasks,
together with numerous other articles make up COM
plete sale. LANIER, PHILLIPS & CO.,
mari6-td No. SO Market Street
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S1,O52 IS
1871 "a
Total
SCO234 70
/. anrnLnrW Of
Total s.

4Otal S-UtLOt ~
Showing deficit on the part Of the Secretary of
State Of S4,679 76
This report may not be correct in every respect,
books have been kept with the various roads of
the Secretary and of the reports and vouchers
may be lost or mislsid, and some roads may have
failed and the amount credited to the wrong road
and considerable lumber Of roads have not paid
anything showing cOnclusively that the whole sys-
TEN Of the State taking stock in the TurRpikes has
been failure so far making money for the State
is concurred.
HOUSE BILLS on THIRD READING.
To amend the Bastardy leWs, passed the third
reading-yess IA, nays 4.
To give Justices, equity jurisdiction in certain
cases, passed the third Teading-yeas, 10, nays 0.
a large number of House messages were acted
upon.
Senate took recess until p o'clock.
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IMPORTANT BOOKS FOR LIBRARIES
W. 7, BERRY & COMPANY,
PUBLIC SQUARE,
HAVE NOW on SALE,
The Life, Correspondence & Speeches
HENRY CLAY.

In SIX Volumes by Calvin Coon, Ii. D. Professor OF
Public Eeonomy, Trinity College. In various styles Of
binding.
destined for leader he ev'ryvbere asserted his
destiny John c. freekenridgs, Vice President Of the
United States.
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e. Some Of the Knew Nothing pspers in Ten
nessee characterize the speech Of honorable
Andrew johnson in reply to John Bell, in me
Senate, recently, as the effort Of an il-lbreo'
vulgar blsckguard, and unprineipled scoun
drel Those who apply such epithets to Andrew
johnson, but make themselves what they would re-
present him to be. We have seen the speech OF
Andrew johnson that has SC offended these modest
gentlemen It contains nothing to justify such IS =
saults upon its distinguished author. The speech IS
an able defence OF the action Of present Legs
lature, and clear exhibition Of facts shOwing the
mind Of the voters of Tennessee, on the Kansas
question No impartial man who reads this speech
will doubt for a moment that Mr.. Bell and large
majority Of the voters in this commonwealth enter
tain conflicting opinions on the Kansas question.
We are satisfied that it is the array of connected
facts presented in a forebe but respectful manner
in this speech that has made it very offensive to
those who abuse its author. When the people read
this speech they viii find in it nothing to entite 1t
to the character these self-stylsd Americans have
given it.
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Herring's Safes.
valuable Farm for Sale.

HAVR in store Of Hsrrna's Fire Proof Safes all differ
sizes, which viii sell a. cost 20 close consignment
mar Is J. W. WILSON.
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Mr. McCONNICO offered resolution as follows
That Joint Committee be appointed to wait upon
the Governor, and inform him that the General As
semby will adjourn on Monday next, and to receive
any communication he way wish to make. Adopted.
Senate adjourned until u o'clock
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Life Of Aaron Burr.
Colonel in the army Of the Revolution U :. Senator
FleePresident of the United States, &c.
FOrsale by
feb II F. HAGAN.
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ns7- Four lines more beautiful than these are
rarely written. The figures which it involves is
equisite
solemn murmur in the soul
Tells Of the world to be,
As travellers hear the pillows roll,
Before they reach the sea"
[Bafalo Express
Four worse lines than these are rarely written.
The figure which it involves is awful:
"a solemn murmur mongst the thrOng,
Tells how impatiently
The boarders listen for the gong,
To call them 10 to tea"
Zanesrills Record.
-Four lines more truthful than these are rarely
written The figure which F" it, involves is abso-
lutely painful;
- solemn buzzing in your ear,
When you retire TO bed,
Tells you that sWiling lager beer
Is dreadful for the head"
Louisville Times,
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CLAS S IL,
DRAWS APRIL list, 1858,
GLASS MN,

In public, at Macon, Ca, under the sworn supernsn
dence Of E. C.. Buikley and Jos. Waterman ksq's.
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION
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NOTICE

Y virtue Of two decreal orders made IN the Chancery
ID Court at Gansboro at tAe February Term, 1855 of said
Cour one In the Of the Bank OF Tennessee, against
jubilee Wheeler and others, the other in the
Milton Draper and Judith Johnson against jubilee Wheeler
Manen Rogers, pendBgi In ,ad eOHrt, will Saturday.
the s day Of May 1855 sell public auction at the Court
House door in Gansboro credit Of six months the land
in the peadiugs mentioned, lying Jackson county Ten
nessee in district H. Flynns Creek and the
which said Jubilee WhsseF now lives. more particular
description will given the day Of sale. Note and good
security will be required Of the purchaser and len
the land FOR he purchase money This 2h day Of
March, 1853. W, w. BOIJbs
mar 2l-w4t prs fee O. Clerk & Master.
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NOTICE.

ny virtue of decreta order tho Chaneery Court at
% GansbOro made the February Term, 1853, OF said
Court the Of George hte and ais against James
A. Spurlock and ais pendingiu said Court will satur
day. day May, 1858, at the Court House door in
Gain boro sell at public auction, for cash in hand, likely
Negro Bow. This 18th March, 1855 W. W. Bolts,
maT2l-w4t mrs fee a. Clerk & Mister.
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GEORGE a. HERT0T,
(LRte HBRIOT 4. HOLMESJ
Forwarding and Commission Merchant
NO. VENDUE RANGE,
CHARLESTON. S. C.

Particular attention given the sale Cotton, PlouE
Wheat Corn, and all other Produce; asO the Forward
ing Of Goods to and from The Interior.
REFERENCEs-B. S. Rhet Esq, Messrs. 7. S. q T. q.
Budds W. B. Heriot Bs9 Charlie ston s. c. James Walker
Esq, Nashville, Tenn, Thomas S. Kennedy, Louisville KY
Wilson & Burns, Baltimore, Nd. apT23-wly
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- papers please o0py.
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EaV.

&AaVs
DECEIVED per steamer 76's on consignment, 60 bales
II prime TIMOTHY BAY, which will sell low to
close. NICHOL, GKBEN q co.
mar II No. 70 Market street.