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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-04-03
NEW STORE

IN J. Tx 7 9 N.
7 have taken the store House. on the Main Street
L Of Elkton. lately occupied by Messrs Aldridge
Grant. md ~ Samuel B. Grant Esq and have
just finished opening and now offer fol- sale
An Entirely New Stock Of Goods,
consisting in part Of a General Variety of DRY
GOODS. choice STOCK OF GROCERIES,, PRO
VISIONS, and Il largo and carefully selected
stock Of Beers and SHOES and HATS, &c, &c.
My entire stock having been purchased in
Philadelphia within tho last few days have had
the advantage Of the iatH decline in prices of al
most every article Of Merchandise, and persons
buying in Eikton for the READY CASH, might find
it greatly to their advantage 10 give me a call
before purchasing clscwAere. Il. +. MAY.
Elkton, March -, lsjS--3m*
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-04-03

DLEACnED Muslin, cheaper than ever, at
ID f. BKOWN y, Jr's.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-23
Current Topics.

W.sErxoToE NEws AND GossIP.-The Washington
naDers and etterwriters furnish the following news
and gossip:
Tho carldrou of opposition movements for the
Presidency is boiling in this city. McMichael,
of the Philadelphia q. S. Gazette and other Proml-
neut editors aud politicians are here IN lead Of the
enlerurIse The main difficulty Is the case OF Mr..
Seward Weeds friends here pledge Tor HIM that
he viii not support Seward in any obstinate resis~
600 n a union of the opposition any other can
didate. Botts Bell, Mclean, and Rtves are spoken
~ and each has his friends. Il is impossible to
6s,uise the fact that the elements Of opposition are
rapidly drifting to a general fusion
The all-enErOssiBg theme OF conversation IN Po-
,;.iaI circles Is the present unhappy condition of
Nexieo In the course of few days, It IS probable
ioint movement will be made in both Houses Of
Congress authorizing the President to dispatch q
commissioner to Mexico with full power TO negoN
tiate treaty Of smity and alliance with the present
liberal leader supporting him in his position with
the whole power Of this Government. Mr. CusE!ng
seems to be generally designated by pubic opinion
here rs the best man for this important position
Secretary Floyd feels great Indignation at the re-
cont action of the British officers In boarding the
WosbngtoH and if his counsels prevail the ampiest
,otisfaction will be demanded of the British Gov
ernment. He is opposed to further ioroesranee'
and thinks that the tiDe has arrived Ior souoh,
the excitement is very great in Congress and out OF
senator Douglas has recently written private
letter in which be declares he is not candidate Tor
he presidency. He toreiterates his adherence the
democratic faith and organization and aVoWs nus
nnrpose 10 support the Charleston nominee he VIII
toEs an early occasion in the Senate TO dehne ms
Jews which he says have been the subject OF much
uni,,st misconstruction.
Among the candidates spoken of by their friends
co. tbe 1sxt Speakership are Messrs Bocock Banks
dale. phelps, Houston, Stevens, Stevenson Ascay'
and others. ,,.,. .,.a :; ~,
Washington Union exposing an industriOusly
lated fssehood making him the au'nSr o. oSrtaln
absurd stories about the management OF Mr. DOUG
las slaves in Louisiana. Nj sideh embraces the
opportunity to deny, also, the numerous anu per
sistent INTERPRETATIONS about his alleged inter
venlion against MIR. Douglas in the late LIMOS
canvass. ,
NoRrH CARoL1xA GoLp The Richmond wing Of
the Goth says: awe we're shown or Saturday sPe-
eimsn of North Carolina gold, weighing ten and
half ounces, and almost perfectly pure IL was
taken from the mines belonging to Mr.. Chrlsnsn'
IN Montgomery county, and is certainly the hand
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-23
The News.


The Secretary Of War, in reply to the House Com
mittee on Military Affairs, has expressed very
decided opinion that the proposed military oosupa-
tion Of Sonora and chihuahua far from adding to
the existing necessity for increase Of the army,
would have the opposite effect, line of post
stretched across from Texas 20 Guaymas would be
much shorter than the present curved line Of posts
held BY our troops and being shorter, the line could
be occupied by smaller force than is now required
Besides being far more effective than the present
arrangements, great saving, too, would be made
in the means Of subsistence and curtaiment in
the expenses Of transportation.
The Postofice Department intends to resort to
stringent measures in all cases where the ofense Of
using borrowed franks to cover private eOrresPOu>
dence SO prevalent in Washington can, by any pos
sibility, be traced to the guilty parties.
Official adviees received from Hamburg state that
the propretors Of the line of steamers between Luz
beck and st. Petersburg have made arrange
ments with the Hamburg aud New York line, by
which they propose to establish, at low rates of
freight, direct system of transportation from New
York to St. Petersburg via Hamburg and Lubbock.
The facilities now combining will enable them to
e
every fortnight during the chat navigation is
open, consuming only three weeks time. 1t is also
stated that the arrival at Hamburg Of the schooner
Harriet, from sandusky City Ohio, OccasiOned much
surprise aud qualification and her cargo Of valuable
forest wood brought fair prices at suction.
The steamship Ariel, which sailed from sOuthamp-
ton for New York on the lst inst put in ct Halifax
on the 10th, being short Of coal She is in charge
of the frst officer. On the 9Th inst, during heavy
gale the sea struck the ship with great force, killing
Captain Ludlow and severely injuring the second
officer and two seanen. The first officer Was eighty
bruised
A riot occurred on Saturday night, the 8th inst,
at Roekdale Station on the Lehigh Valley Railroad
during which yonng man named Kern was beaten
to death. Sixteen Of the rioters are lodged in jail
at Allentown.
The bark Ceres, from Bristol, England, arrived at
savannsh on the 18th, with Capt Hewitt and the
crew Of The E. ( Kane, Of Richmond, Va, previously
reported as wrecked at sea in November.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-23

WASHINGTON Dec. 20.-SEEATE.-The Senate was
called to order az noon, and proceeded with the
reading of the minutes, which occupied more than
half an hour. Various memorials were presented,
mostly asking for pensions.
On the Joint resolution to adjourn from the Esd
inst to January 4, Mr. Foot, of Vermont, called for
The yeas and nays The following members voted
against the adjournment: Chandler, Clark, Cling
man, Collamer Dixon, Davis, Doolittle. DuTkee,
Fesseuden, Fitzpatrick, Foot, Foster, GWin, Jones,
Hamlin, Hammond, Hunter, johnson, Of Tennessee,
Reed. Rice Wade, aud Ward.
Mr. Rice offered bill, which was read twice and
referred to the Committee on Territories, to organ
izs the Territory of Daeotsh.
Mr. Crittenden moved to take up the French spoila-
lion BILL for the purpose Of assigning some day for
its consideration, and gave notice that he would call
it I'D on the 9th of January.
Tie Pacific railroad bill coming up as the order Of
the dsy MIR Wilson offered new bill q substitute,
proyidinR for the location of the route from the Mis-
souri river to San Francisco through the region be-
tween the Both and 43d parallel, the location to be
determined upon by civil engineers.
Mr. Polk's amendment to strike out in the original
hill the words "from the Missouri river between the
mouths of Big Sioux and Kaosas rivers" snd in
sart instead ssbetween the 49th parallel on the
boundary Of Minnesota and the southern boundary
of the United ststes," wss lost BY vote OF yeas
II, nays %.
Mr.. Foster discussed the merits OF the road,
chiefly in regard to the question Of the tariff on the
materials 20 be ussd, and moved an amendment
requiring that the road be built exoluslVey OF
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-23

The Hon. L. NJ Keitt of South Carolina, viii de-
liver the address before the Literary Society Of
Hampden Sydney College at its mex; annual com
mencement.
Hon Thomas RufHu, Of Almanac county, has
been chosen to i'll the vacancy the bench Of the
Supreme Court of North CarOlins, Occasioned by
the death Of Chief Justice Nash.
Hon. John Kelley, Sheriff elect Of New York, has
fled his resignation as member Of Congress, to
take effect December 25th.
Gen. Pierce, in a letter dated Florence, November
Is. stated that, in order 70 find milder climate for
Mrs. Pierce, (vhO, though improved in health, Is
s,ill an invalid) he AbOut to leave for Naples,
where. and at the Island CT Capri, he viii remain
until March next, when he cOntemplates visiting
Rome.
Hon. Timothy Pillsbury, native Of Msssaehu-
sets died at his residence, near Danvle, Texas on
the 28d ult, For the two first terms after the an
Dszation of Texas he represented its I'd district in
the Congress of the United States. He was in the
69th year Of his age.
Rev. Mr. spurgeon, The famous Baptist preacher,
has written letters which encourage the hope that
he will be in New York during the religious ami
versaries in May next.
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"a Lawyer has handed as the following e9nmu-
nioation. We remark, that the compliment TO Judge
wa1aHr is warmly endorsed By the members q the
bar Eith whom we have e0nvsEssa.
NAsHvnLr, Dec %. 1858
Epr-oRs UxIox AxD AMERICAS Having been in
attendance fer some days % our Supreme Court
now sitting in this city, hope il nay not be cen
sidered amiss for me to eOngEaiulete ihe country
and the profession on The recent acquisition to faa
Court IN the person Of Hon. a. WRIaHT, who sue
cesds the lamented and Inflated Hon ". r. H4EAIa
Judge WR1sHT, either on er OF the bench, deueans
himself in a manner calculated to win for bin the
highest esteem and admiration Of the profession
and the country, and SO as soon to elevate him
to the highest rank in his profession IS ja-ist-
Never before having enjoyed a personal aequsint-
anoe with him, am gratihed TO observe his simple
plain and uuobtrusive manners as 3 gentleman, ana
to add my testimony in his behalf astraight>tOr-
ward, clear headed ready,minded, decisive and tai
ented- Judgs-mOst admirably adapted to the posi-
ton he now occupies. mean no dispsragensnt Of
his able cOmpeere, who have already been on the
bench long enough to form characters co-eztensi7e
with the State, BY saying Of this new member Of
that dignihed end honorable Court, that if Judge
WRIGHT does not soon acquire. as jurist, imper-
ishsble renoWn, then am no judge nor prophet
A LAWYER
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to the credit Of the cent coinage, amounting to
$50. zoo.
The gold bars paid ont to dspositors during the
year amounted to SlAO70,S30 y. Bad hey been
SUBJECT the same charge Of one half Of per cent
that Is paid on coin, 1851 IS mere would have
accrued to the treasury. Ths Director deems this
distinction IN favor Of bars inexPedient, and re-
eomnends its repsak
Several new varieties Of gold bnllion have been
received during ths year. faat from the Frazer
river region is more alloyJd with silver than
the Californfs gold and is rated at go fine,
equal 10 SI7 50 per Oauce. A sample from Platte
river was equal in 6asness TO Australia gold, aud
rsted at 964 fne, equal 10 1882 per ounce.
deposit ef Chinese stamped ibgots we're received
lately. They were $50 fine or SlS99 per ounce
They were ten tsel pieces, weighing 1l.SO ounces,
aud worth S235.50, without the mat deduction for
coinage
The production Of silver from the mines Of Lake
Superior decreases from year TO yesr, but usually
with the disadvantage Of large alloy with "copper"
so thst the latter mental has to be sacrificed BY the
owner to make the silver available. The supply Of
siyer frem the Mexican States is increasing, on &C.
count Of the removal Of the restrictions upon exPor
taton, aud it is believed viii continue 70 be large
and regular.
! In view Of the increasing abundance Of silver,
| the Director inquiries whether some measures can
not be adopted whereby bank notes under the de-
nomination Of twenty, or at least Of ten dollars
may be withdrawn from circulation, and whether
it would not be expedent to extend the limit to which
the silver coinage is entrusted legal tender, TO
City or even one hundred dollars. In relation 10
the section Of the Mint act, which authorizes the
issue Of certificates for deposits Of the precious
metals, the director makes the following sugges-
| tious:
This section might. with great propriety, and
With advantage 10 the public be so altered as 70
permit the certificates for gold deposits to be issued
in such sums IS the depositOrs may DESIRE restricted
to sums not less than fifty dollars, and made pays'
Bile to the bearer on demand. The issuing Of snet
certificates would induce more general use Of gold
coins and their undoub,ed equivalent, and prepare
the way for the expulsion Of the paper money
which now in violation of the Constitution, and q
the injury Of the people, usuFp their places
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-23
GAS : Took,

TOWN LOTS AND NEGROES FOB SALE.
To.l N and Charlotte c. smith e. n. Ksnrz, and
others
dsrea Of the county court q Davidson county, rsne5d
e he December lS35, IN ne shove cas ~ o.st
f5T leat The court door in Nashville 90
81 al January next the property known a. te Oh ltA
pfsr vitratsf on the Middle Fraukln road li - llle
from The court house; also. The ana unc ana pl-
MORO named CasIel, aged about p -. - 49,
- - ~ - .nd shares Of Gas st1cs baEzF el1 alar
Hsusehod furniture The land VII = e- ~ ~ -, ~ -
bb mi - - Ga Dwelling and VII be sd upo1 cL on
- 1900 ~ vsars via Interest from aate and Lien
tanned uut the purchase money u pan.
~ vs-o nj bs soid upon credit q - montla Ale aaa
- -, eTsfft uo1th hessl M lp
- =. -. =, -.l,irr-5 TB CHEAIaE1
1870 80, "A clerk ali A1sszr.
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ROCA,S BALSAm FOR PULMONARY AND
TUBERCULAR CONsUMPTION.

TIME public put possession OF Of the most extra
ordinary remedies esnt what has heretofore been
sfsre an ineurabe disease being Outward Appliea-
ton. OF which is seemingly miraculous, and is
having none attributes which make up the Numerous
compounds In general use.
amphet containing ec.ions, ettsrs from distinguished
and individuals and other documentary eydeaoess
will accompany the remedy.
Mr. Smes Res having ceased be the agent the sale OF
this alam The price reduced II only be obtined
Of the proprietor letter directed to &c AaOCAs box lt P
o. Philadelphia, Penn. noy5O-dom
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-23
VALUABLE PLANTATION AND NEGROES
FOR ALE.

OF decree in ChaneeFy viii SELF on the
First OF FebruarEs 1859
on the psmss public auction, valuable cotton pantauo
Situated on Deer Creek in Washington county, Mississippi and
owned by j. W Percy Coand known as the Percy Place said
laptsti0n contains fifteen hundred and seventy i've acres OF the
D cotton land in the South-nne hundred acres in the highest
state Of cultivation. II is In delightful neighboood twelve
miles hack OF Greenvie the shipping poin-it is perfectly indie
pendent OF levees above the highest water The entire tract
i susceptible OF cultivation any momenit has upon de-
ghtfu dwelling gin house perfectly quarters stables 6c
and is making between twelve and fourteen bales 70
the hand.
will also at the time and place, = Aeci4ted Ne
groe 81 OF them hands, belonging to J. W. Percy Coz and
ise bv them Also 81 lue 10 yoke Of oxen % head OF ea
tie 60 Sheep 5000 GOO bushels Of with plantation ute
ss wagons &C., of all kinds and in good order.
Terms--For the land fourth in cash the balance IN one
from date approved security the negroes and personal pro
perry descriptions, for twelve months aeeptace On
are invited to come and view the premises
deeaa-itianSU59 +. L DIXON, Commissioner.
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FOR A l. E,
A FINE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
Situated on NGavock street,
In west shViIIe.

WILL sell st private sale, that beautiful and IA
q commodious residence OF Mr.. CHARLES W. = - =
4' e e ' s:ss;: e i
street and runs l69 feet 70 u foot alley and
is enclosed fine cedar picket ience The house rs one
story brick containing rooms in the main bcg Win store
os cnaoloset together with vegetable and coal cellars sta
Me- carriage house, There also the premises SPLEEN
aid ern The entirely with all the modern i'm
movements and finished in the most superb style OF
an with an eve TO comfort and convenience An examination OF
ne premises will convnce the manifestations that it is one OF the
residences that has been offered TO the public
we'll established fact that that portion Of Vest Nashville
IA tie most desirable OF any ohsr account OF society," health
mi v approach city besides the other advantages that
business The fact that the corporation tax y 50
bs should be an those wishing to purchase
home, rive this passing notice, lis all is represented 70
he will sell if des 100 feet Joining the above and
that Of Mr.. Reed. .,, -, -,
The Rev Dr. Houston the present occupant VII take
in showing premises to one that may wish % examine
I IN nos sold privately before Monday the 81 Of January
1859 will offer public sale, at the courthouse gale to The
TernS Of SaIe.--A credit Of one, two and three years.
- -assiTs5 Z. Z. GLASCOCK,
5.-SS IA Real Estate Agent.
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We purpose publishing the report Of the seoFetaN
ryof the Treasury in the succeeding numbers Of cur
paper. 1t is an important document as showing the
financial coalition Of the country and an ableezpOsi
ton of the democratic position the subject Of the
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-23

We have two communications from the eorres>
pendent who has lately so ably discussed the bank
question through our columns, which will appear
in our next two papers
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-23

ny s.rse Of es County Court 81 svasonc oanfy rsrtr
u a ne Noyember tern, 1883, IN DE cse o. NJ. y hl4 50
Jese T. white and Others, Win of r ale g 1e Co1ft
u91kGs House and Lot O. sEo1n1 en- sle-e -
Lot fronts 50 feet On at street, runs olck - ise
4erha8--s l5o VII % rsq1fa- r. 49, ~ - 49, g ,
ereiit q one AID Two years, Eitaont interest
SAID property belongs 70 ha elEas qi iltna sen a-l
and - sold for dstrbution anong ne helm - =. -.
ncF19-i1rf-ta T. e. TITAN. Q. p ~
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Valuable Lots for sale.

HAVE for sale the following Of ground, V vii Esli
al fair prices on long credits no one % egnt ge-fas
With interest 81. go -, -
Tot No IS IN Boods Adton . Edgeasa 50 - y - ds-
lots No Is I3I and IL in shslbs Addition to Edgead -
feet By 10 deep each - ., r,,- ..,s,,,-
- M Ia ~ "a and 55in south NaT e Ian fs Aadio
10 No 81 a3f ss5. and iee Of M 20 Euingg Aedu2n
Iots No 81 j. p. Bercnrs plan IL Book IL page 80
Lot No. 10 IN Nelson's Addition
~
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Operations OF the United States Mint and
VRrnrr g7aR

The annual report of the Mint of the United
States furnishes the following statement Of the coins
age of the United States, including bars stamped,
for the fiscal year, ending June 80, 1858:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-23

TUO PRINTERSs--Wantedi Immediately at this Office
good Printer-one who thoroughly understands his
business To such constant employment viii be gsen-
December 22--tf
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Fifty Negroes Wa nted.
T WILL pay The very highest market price for likely Young
I NeQroes between tie ages Of Is and p years
- WILL. l.. BOYD, JR
s..s Ne 50 Cherry street
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CRISES GAIETY.

Third night Of the young and fascinating Star OF the South,
Miss AVONIA ION ESs Thursday Evening, December
o. 1885, will presented time IN Nashville, original
tragedy, written expressly for Miss JOSs and which has cad
the utmost excitement wherever Played entitled ~ Dill syou
Miss AvoN1A JOKES. Overture by the Orchestra To conclude
with the Legitimate Farce Of Raising the Wind Jere-
Of
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-23

EMPLOYMENT FOR so ACTIVE MEN,
WILL be at Room No Cloud HOTEL for two three
DAVIS to engage men travel and sell books in this state
Nv p1batons are exclusively BY subscription and are
never placed in for sale From S400 to Sl2O can be
cleared per annum the sale Of these works CAL and see the
Sor-s "a IsarD NV terms MARK r. BARNITZ,
dseaa-dGtW3ts Book and Map Manufacturer, Cincinnati
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-23

COMMENCING this morning December e.. Bazi = 1tads
viii keep his Auction Rooms eaeh d5 and sFunnT i1E
IL present week. the purpose a dpCsng 10 TIE hd
49, oros R3 sOJ worth u erchandlss o. most every
iugt rve and nov receiving IRON he steamer Ruuya,
sflo-In 4r of ane jeEsry, watches, Yankee notions ~
uessd rs dry Goods hats, furnishing ods, iurnlulel
49, - We srs compelled % force this izrTe and lce
stS az gools a. have orders 20 close hen % arrival J
al sr - veil calculated for Chrstsaas pr1ts and Ei c
uaud TIE attention q The trade and public ge1ey. - a
blls FOR each day. fdec7Il BENJ. p SELLS.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

FvVuF undersigned viii sell az public sale 70 the les
on the First day Of January Aeo11
oI,et At tbs Court Hauss gate In Nashfes Ell-1' ~
situttst b lSh Civil District o. me county o.
,out - Or go acres being the residences o. -
isss Ds3 III Fou4hn deceased. Upon TIE tract . se e
ror7fortale dwelling house, also kitchen negfucall
N 80 Il sII vis aud timbered and Is one 81 Ne 1ss N
ne eouutv for cultivation
- - :, lien retained RoBERT CARgEhAkos
JOSHUA 7. VAUGHN
HIRAM VAUGHN
MICHAEL VAUGHN
- ,-rrtv ean be purchased prTnty before ne ieF q
= -S---.-,Itr--t!or "a MICHAEL VAUGHAs
S.e6-iff55 No. Al, Cherry strssis
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE OF SLAVES
DuRsUANr 70 an order OF the honorable Prohais sol q
Davidson county, viii on Monday tAe lot-- 80
- January next the court house yard IN ne 90 p
NashvjlIe exuose public sale 70 he Highest 1er AZ ~
.laves gts in uumbcrl Belonging 70 ne estate OF Ne s 80
al Vaurhn deceased. consIing Of ans women AM es
among them several Tauana men and women -.
above slaves VII be sold on ereq OF ioaf
,ot- he purchasers giving notes payable in Bank VIA app-o-
5sci0-Ir B.EWEAKLT, Ain'r.
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rACRED CORCERT.--A Grand Concert Of Sacred
Music under direction Of Professors Neoe and ihuTston
III 80 laca At the First Presby church, Thursday Eve
ming next at X o'clock, P NJ Tickets One Dos 70 Be- had at
the Music and Book Stores. lae@A-N
DOARDERS WANTED.--A gentleman and lady
can get pleasant rooms and board 10 rsspeteDe Il N
msiiate application at this Office LlsS-L-1 -
TyOR RENT Or SALE.ssI will rent my residence,
* Posenvic in suburbs north Of the city, to good
so 1850 or will Il, with the lot containing ave and
half acres The house contains eight or ten ROOMS There
a DfieN s-A'ie @- WIZ. S. LANGDON,
IN No. s, Cherry street.
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DEM T. SHIELDS Win sell this noFnjls as 10 oeloe
I'D this evening AZ sary light ns assornlssot se-
clothing ETC. Ihursdays tas IA yin ssls Without resr
lot Of and ssccud hand furnare, csrpsgl, &C.. 1
which We are nov resolving On Thursday uight. We Va a
fine lot Of rich and elegant liver plated ware ns Ialan ~
and rich figures and designs win eng dns pzu1 &c
dsss2 BESJ r. sHIELDs