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An Outrageous s,yinaIe.

Wehavv received copy OF The Herald of
Wealth" published at Cleveland Ohio. con.
tanning great number OF lottery schemes
headed National CONSOLIDATE Il Lottery /,
be drawn la Baiasi 20 from me- To time Now
We think il Is dae TO III. public ~ large, espe-
cially TO those BIO DIAL in latt,ry tickets. to
say that 30 such lotteries exist a. this Herald
advertis,s, ana Ne de- not wish our city 10 b,
held up a. the rsndez vous Of swiHdling CON
Germs, or the harbor f0F swind.,rs. We bee
leave To caution every ote into ~ hoss. hand,
the Herald ot Wealth may f..ll, that every
dollar they send 10 Murray a Co.. ut Cieyc-
land, Ohio, Is thrown away. tn tickets thev
may get IN r,tnra art spurious n na such lot
Ieries arr ia existence. We trust lhc pres
throughout pe country. al.d particularly in
Ohio, will eNpose this ls.re-ie,,l cheai a. il is
due % their rcaders u / ow that not one dol
lar in she way of prlz - can a ever rtalize
from the National ta,l-ol daird Lottery. y
The very fact Of their Offering the high prizes
OF $4,000 i'll S25,O1O fur ouiy os.s dollar.
shonld satisfy the purchaser that the whole
thing Is boya-.-- kiatftasaFs filtrA<
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FLOWER SEEDS BY MAIL.

II VIE subscriber respectfully announces that, ~ q
l. TO supply want that has been greatly de ~.
manded by Amateurs OF Flowers, lie has pur 80
chased from Mr.. ID. r. Bliss, of Springfield, Mass,
found and are known in every State of the Union
be of the most reliable characters. make the fol
lowing extract from Bliss Catalogue that il may be
seen that sell them at exactly his prices HIS seeds
tons from the best English French and German fow-
er seeds They sold at halt the price that flower
seeds have before commanded in this market.
have selected out of my large collection Of flower
seeds, the most beautiful and Snowy varieties
distinct IN color and calculated 20 produce fine
border. have had each variety distinctly marked
with the Botanical and English name, height, time Of
Towering, color of the flower, manner Of growing,
whether erect trailing, Sc, the time it should be
In selecting these varieties have been careful ex
clude all which shy boomers have insignii-
cant appearance that the collections will comprise
only those which are really snowy and handsome; and
which believe would prove 10 the entire satisfaction
OF any lady gentleman who might be disposed Ia
order them. The collection will he sent free by post
10 any part of the country at the following prices
Assortment No consists twenty choice varieties
IT" No., consists Of twenty choice vario-
ties of Bennsls and Perennials ...... l 90
q" No 8, consists Of ten extra line varie-
ties Of Annals and PerenDials. embra-
eng many of the new and choicest IN
90 No 4, consist of five very choice Vari-
cites selected from Prize Flowers Of English Pan
sizes, German CarRation, and Pcotee Pinks, Ners
benas; Traaunt's French Asters, and Double Hul-
yhocks, each of which are sold al twenty five
Persons in ordering viii please give the number Of
the Assortment. Remttanccs be made bank
bills or postage stamps. ALf.X. MACKENZIE,
febl-u Nashville. Tenn.
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MORTALITY Among ministers.

Since The lst Of January Of the present year
the following clcrgymvn have died
Rev. Daniel Baker, at Austin Texas
Rev. Hugh Sneed McElroy, at Detroit Mich.
Rev. j. j. Behmanowsky, in Clark county,
Indiana.
Rev. J. III. Carmichael, al Vernon, Nj.
Rev. VIM. Ramsay, "a Philadelphia
Rev. A. HarInoi. at savannah, Ca
keY. Holloway ". Hunt Ia Mercer county,
y. >.
Rev. Jacob Merton. al Bilerica. Mass
Rev. Beverly Waugh, AZ baltimore.
Rev. j. W. Perkins, al Boston.
Rev. Lester Lewis, al Middietown, Conn.
Rev. Saml Gilman, II Charleston, ;. {.
Rev. j. G.. Welsh. at Providenee, X. l.
Rev. !. Knox, az New York.
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CuKE FOR THE IlIrE 90 Man DoG.--A ,sri-
ter in the National lRteliigencer. saws that
spirits OF hartshora Is a certain remedy for the
bite Of a mad dog. Thcwound, he adds. shoaisi
be constantly batiled With IL, and three or
fonr dos,s. diluted, taken inwasdly during the
day. The harishorn dscomposes, chemical
IN, the virus inslnuatsd into The wound, and
immediately aiters aud a. siroys lts dpirteri,ns-
ness. The wrler, Who r,~idel in Brazil flr
some time, irst tried IL fer the bite ofa seos,,i
on, and found thai u removed pain and IN
bammation almost Instantly. Subsequently,.
he tried IL for the bite 81 a Rattlesnake. with
similar success. Al the suggestion of the
writer. an Old friend and physician tried Il IN
cases Of hydrophobla, and always with sue
cess.
=. assss .t.I
q -..a. a.ls.1
- -r~7 500
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Title twenty of the code was read the third
time and passed.
Mr.. Golf presented the report of the Com
mittee, consisting of the Governor and others,
In relation to the enlargement of the Peniten-
tlary, &c. Referred to the Penitentiary Com
mittee.
Mr.. Jones offered a resolution to adjourn
sane de on the 18th inst. Lies over.
The Law Reform bill was taken up and re-
jected.
The bill to incorporate Musical Academy
at Chattanooga passed the third time.
The bill TO regulate the tax on hired slaves
passed the third time
House resolution requesting from the Gov
ernor and Comptroller certain information in
relation to the School Fund was taken up and
adopted.
Adjourned till O'Clock, tomorrow.
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ANTIQUARIAN RELIcs.-The following inter
esting relics were presented the 18th ult u
the General Assembly Of Rhode Island: The
great charter Of King Charles II, of 1868, a
roll of parchment three feet broad aud six feet
long, beautifully written IN old English letter;
also, volume continuing the proceedings of
. Congress of six OF the English Colonies, at
Albany, in l754. for he purpose OF making n
treaty with the Six Nations OF Indians.
The Secretary Of State said there could not
be less than hundred thousand papers be-
longing to the archives OF the State. which
cover period Of the history Of the State Of
nearly twocenturies-
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mittee Of the Senate have agreed TO report n
bill to organize the territory Of Arizona, with
a north and south boundary. and provision
offered by Mr.. Douglas, that before becoming
q state her constitution shall he submitted to
a vote of the whole people of the territory
MI Green, of Mo-, submitted an additional
provision that the same principles should APP
ply to New Mexico.
= The Committee on Territories in the Il. 5.
Senate will report in favor OF calling the new
territory TO be carved out of the western half
of Utah, Nevada, instead OF Carson"
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TENNESSEE LEGHsLATURE.
SENATE.

THURSDAY, March 4, 1853
Sundry Senate bills on the third reading
were disposed of as follows:
To make valid the nuncupative viii of Mil
ton Tate, of Anderson county, rejected.
For the benefit of the creditors and bill
holders of the Bank OF Jefferson, rejected.
To modify the jurisdiction of County Courts
and to prevent delays in the administration of
justice, passed.
To punish fraudulent banking, passed.
Further prescribing the duties Of the Comp
troller, (requiring him to cancel eoupons.)
House bin to make more secure the rights
of vendors of lands passed -fsA-s
House resolution to amend the constitution
so as to elect the Secretary of State and Treas
urer by the people was indefinitely postponed.
Adjourned till 2 o'clock p. NJ,
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How An UNGovERNABLE TEMPER WAS Cox
TRoILED.--Mr Clayton, author of a book on
the Crinean campaign, met in his Journey
with a strong-minded woman. He SAYS: ave
next touched ut Malta, taking on board few
fresh passengers in lieu of some we landed
there. Among the new corners was n lady of
a most violent temper so Ungovernable that
she hated mortality all who did not agree en-
tirely with her ideas upon everything Her
husband informed US that just before his mar
riage he was warned of the lady's fiery dis
position, and To test the accuracy of the in
formation, one evening. as he sat next to her
at dinner, he managed cleyerly to Jog the
servants elbow, rs "A plate of mock turtle
soup was offered her. which OF course was up
set over the young lady's white dress Of tulle
lace. No complaint, nor even frown, being
evinced, the delighted sutton concluded that
what he had heard WAS a mistake, and that
his inamorata had the temper OF a lamb who
had been fed upon mashed potatoes and as
harmless as water Cruel. 80 the marriage
took place hut soon the lady's real character
displayed itself, rs is always the case after
marriage. hut never before, and his wife like
human StrombOli, was subject 10 iery erup-
tions every ten minutes upon an average
How - IL, my dear, said the happy husband.
''ihat having such a bad temper you stood
the ordeal by soup we'll. .'Wby,r an
swercd the lady, Il may have appeared ind,f-
ferent AT the time, hut. good heavens, You
should nave only gone into my room little
while afterwards aRd seen tie marks OF my
teeth on the bed-pOst -
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Washiugtou Uteu,.

The final vote in the Senate on the Army
Bill, it having previously been amended so as
TO provide for the calling out of three thou
sand volunteers, was as follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Bell, Biggs, Broderick. Cam
eron, Crittenden, Douglas. Green. Gwin, Hous-
ton Johnson, OF Tennvssee; Mallory. Pupb
Seward, Stuart, Thompson, OF hentucYy; and
Toombs-l6.
Nays-Messrs. Allen, Bayard Benjamin.
Bigler, Brown, Chandler Clark. CLAY, Dixon.
Dooittle, Durkee, Evans, Fessenden. Fitch.
Foot, Foster, Hale, Hamlin. Hammond Har-
Ian, Hunter, iyerson, Johnson. of Arkansas:
King, Pearce, Polk, Sebastian, Simmons, Sill
dell, Sumner, Thompson, OF New Jersey :
Trumbull, Wilson. Wright and Yulec-35
Mr.. Hale moved to reconsider the vote on
the passage of the bill; aud, on motion by
Mr.. Toombs. that motion was laid ON the ia
BILE. 1
Y The following is the weekly statement O
the Treasury
Amount subject to draft S4.0Ih.444.46
Reduction from last week 2l2gO7.ss
Receipts Ao4 al %
Drafts paid . 653 so4Iy
Draits issued ......... 6T, 259.l7
A large amount OF the duties is now paid
In Treasury notes, so as to replace them with
new issues at higher interest. after bids have
been opened on March 18th for the five mil
lions advertised.
The Washington correspondent of the Phil
adelphia Press says
The testimony in the Maryland contested
election ease OF Whyte against Harris was
laid before the House this Thursday morn
ing. Ii is voluminous, aud goes into the acts
and violence aud alleged frauds at the last
election in Baltimore. IL has been ordered 10
he printed. Testimony is now being TAX ~
py order OF the House, IN the contest between
Davis and Brooks, for seat, from Baiti-
more.
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DIR. LIVINCSTONE'S GREAT WORK ON AFRICA.
The G reat Discoveries OF the Age.

DIR. LIVINGSTONE, JOURNALS
just ready, with Two Maps 10y ArroAysmith; por-
trait Steel and so superb illustrations volume,
Price IS So
Missionary Travels and Researches in South Afri-
ca, including sketch Of sixteen Years Residence In
the interior Of Africa ard journey from the Cape of
Good Hope 90 Loando, the West Coast; thence
across tho continent, down the river Iambes 10 tho
Eastern Ocean. iy DAVID LIVINGSTONE, LID, u.
c. l. just received by y HAGAN,
feb5- n Market Street.
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Auction Gard.

THE subscriber having consummated arrange ments
with Mr.. A. NJ. SPRINGER, experienced and prac-
teal Auctioneer Will attend and sales of Real
Estate, Steamboats,, Household Furniture, with all
door sales. BENZ. +. SHIELDS.
mar3-G
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sas- In reference TO the atroablous tines
and bilious demonstrations. at Washington,
Mrs cEnTESuES, wife Of the Senator. wistiiy
and pointedly remarked, day or two since.
that the season Of deg days seemed TO have
bsen rsyersai-they usually come In the
month Of August, bat now they come upon
us IN February.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WEDNESDAY, March 3, 1858.


NIGHT SESSION.
HOUSE BILLS on THIRD READING.
To increase the jurisdiction of Justices of
the Peace, amended and passed.
To amend the Act of 1886, ch lib, so far
as the same relates to Trustees passed
For the benefit of James f. Kelley, passed.
Adjourned to 9 A. ~, Thursday.
MARCH 4-9, A. NJ
Personal explanations were made by Messrs
Roberts and Ranlston. 4g
Mr.. Rowles disclaimed any intention of
charging that some of the organs of the Amer
;can party 1.-THE Balnerl was opposed to the
Bank OF Tennessee. He said:
desire TO make an explanation, which
consider alike due to the Banner and myself.
In the report Of yesterdays proceedings, Cd
the bank question, L am reported as saving
zone OF the organs OF the American party
(allnding TO the Banaer) has arraigned that
institution 1.-THE Bank OF Tennessee) and was
against those who were for sustaining the
Bank of Tennessee, and opposed TO metallic
currency
Mr.. Speaker. If ! was understood TO state
that the Banner had avowed hostility to the
Bank of Tennessee, or arraigned H. IL wa
certainly an error. have seen no article OF
the kind in that paper.
The House acted on various Senate amend
ments OF local character, to House bills.
&ADyoCRSNEST.
House non-concurred In Senate amendment.
striking out the 18th and inserting the sth, AZ
the day Of adjournment -
Mr. Cooper entered motion to reconsider
and moved 10 make the motion the special or
der for Thursday. Carried.
House rcceded from it, amendment 10 Sem
ate bill transferring portion Of Davidson TO
Rutherford, the Senate having refused to con-
eur.
Adjourned tin 2P.M.
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Boots. SHOES. Sc. sc.
$4,000 WORTH
or THE
Finest and Best Clothing

Super Cloth Goats; Fine Urab de TIE Goats:
Fine Cashmere Coa.s; Fine Farmer s satin Caats:
Pine AiaIaca Coats; Zine Fancy CassInet Coats,
Fine Linen Duck Coats: Fine Grass Linen Goats;
Cottonade Ginghams Linen Check and l!ain brown
Linen Drilling Coats. DE
All sorts 81 Cashmere and Fancy Linen and Cottonade
Pants:
Velvet and Satin MarseilIes Linen and German fancy
SIX Vests,
Large Lot Of Linen, Chintz and Marsees bosom shirts
Hickory shirts;
oft ia ftr-.sr ,ffS -.
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CRHSPss GAIETY.
DIR. Baird's Lectures ON Europe

ID Ev. DR. BAIRD will give the THIRD of his Histori-
H cal Lectures >on Europe on MONDAY. NIGHT,
March 1st) the Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
Il will be on H5ldnd and Germany. The fourth will
be given WEDNESDAY NIGHT, March 3rd,) and
will be on Switzerland and France. The "a will be
on FRIDAY NIGHT, March 5th) and be ON Rally.
These Lectures VIII be illustrated by large and spen
DID maps of Holland Germany, Switzerland France,
Ltdyy AmHerddm, Brussels, Berlin, VieaIaa Genera,
Paris, Rome ec Admission To each Lecture IS cents.
The doors viii open at the Lecture to begin AT y
and close At O'Clock mar1-lw
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z E r 0S EN- E OILS.
DISTILLED FROM COAL.
OsRcURED nYIErrEr,S PaTRNT.l

(SECU RE.D BY LETTERS PATENT
IvErdsENE ILLUMINATING 0Ii-Ilse light ob
N tanned from tii- oi exceeds Ia hrhancy thai q
any otlser 81 q u,,id herelairc disrcveroa;
flosive aud ~sn reniais nriid Ia the very coolest
weather.
ne ossaIary r,neEsmsnd a. ths lass.s hssi sartsd
following raFtess Eessrs. coretes fakeF aizo Iy-
eta 81 Plaa"ssii.s D isauEhHoUt a Co. 49, fsead-
Ae@sfs rrtz Go, is2 William ssuei l. Aereier. Ia
Ana a. and d kzfssafds ~ f,aAne street n y rafn.
pics II aiaenfus ssyics q gnEe can be son a ilie
Kazas1NE Ixasica1szG osl. Ma. !. Prepared B. sait
tie hnsst aud al oti.rr Slns. 4 Narhnsry; burns
bgililsafiy Ia Ieom,tise Had Igtts Car i1nsIsi al
ne y dgssry Szs Haas inl~ aad stands a. feai
Je<re. ~ eila a. tsa b-l eI-rnl on apI a. .isnir4-
hiy sl-.Fsse = I.siif..aa -Ea rtsanssaip ms,
L,shfsatsfs 0si ne Gsuna - issesr advantages
as O. n as iaaIksi = sansr ps'ee'-ssli s~ bsFs
sat hess heea tasls pfel..rs'. % inet Us rrgpse
treats Il fatiftzA8s 4lA s.thaTa-
krsassz Btss4oE oas- freTsF-d expressly 81
shHs Use sHA wiii Be founa Aonlir.his aaspssd ioF
ms sse - etaass Men ~ a.. tierc aaft ssseis
Lake AMI feFer CEzfi- Aad bnrlis n Al the CABIN,
ss.ss-Fsen, '.aasis, loEce-sss i-asis, ssa-i Ian
Tnaaeis ca un ssn.ia ausa a. ioss ss b-ss Sperm
I.sa an -as4ntAss izi ~i d sSsioos . every ship
Ihs Ksressns 0sls e.n b obtansa from shs wloas.
sale o. Dealers. snip ChasdcFs Druggists .nd = re-asrs
n Ss~ yeEk. asa ses Fsgsl.Ily .Ie.ssse Asen.. q
isgss 8 sAe tnsie4 s-.s, tAs c-a-aAs AAd NE Island
Looai Assnss sppointsa On coelsrusy ulsA he relies
sssAsl.hea ~ is BAfa u fsnssessl, - sppleaisan
- AUsTKSs,
GnslsI AsEzrs, KEA<ss>x On csxFAss.
No. so BEAVER street., n. n.
\. n-cxru.zgs ~lsA lzsl far.csl.rs. sexsnaaalals,
pfees kess vi y tsf~4I->ee ~ @pglkeiian absss
fee-f-e1n 4. -
Den Bustex.--s ssls Iuu-r izss r-sslvss ..s
n ~ - y rsssf d t5e-tf
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Magazines for March.

Graham's Magazine for Erarch;
Gody's Lady's EOOIk - 80
Frank LeslIc's Magazine Z"
Yankee Notions 80
For sale by T. HAGAN
feb22-tf
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yOMN BNOWN NE,

Is in receipt of very desirable Goods for Spring and
l. summer. Cloths, Cassimers and Fancy Vcstings,
suitable for Gentlemens Furnishing GooLs OF
every description and the most desirable styles.
JOHN BROWNE,
MARLIN Merchant Tailor.
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Title 18th Of the code was read third time,
amended and passed
Several local bills were passed and
The House adjourned till y o'clock to-
morrow morning.
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Trustee Sale.


The City of the Great King, by BARCLAY
Life and Times of Aaron Burr, by }. PAXTON.
Debt and Credit. Translated FROM tine German.
White Lies, By cHAKrEs READY.
Northern Travel, By BAYAHD TAYIoE.
Three Days in Memphis. by uHrNAs.
Twia Roses, Narrativs, by As Goa RIrcmE.
The Cousins. or the Captains Ward.
Salt Water or Sea Life, an Adventure.
Just received and Tor sale BY
mars-tf EkG CHARLES W. SMITH.
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Tuesday, March 2srd.
Terms of Sale.

Time will be given for satisfactory notes. payable
the Bank Of Tennessee, at Nashville.
rsa- sale to commence at9E o'clock, precisely.
nfar2-td TRABUE & LCcUS.
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For Cairo and Me,ung,;s
For Paducah and New Orleans

TIVE regular passenger and a -,
Il freight steamer, LOOKOUT, sssssssasaa7
W. SIrs, Master viii leave for neszesSzzzZzE=E-z=<z
the above and all intermediate ports, on FRIDAY,
March 5th at II NJ. She is of the fastest boat
the river and passengers will find her comfortable
in every respect. For freight passage apply
board. mar5-1t
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NEW BOOKS,

AZ - w ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Hide and Seek; Novel BY wiIke Collins, Au-
thor OF +" The Dead Secret" &c, sc.
Planters Northern Bride; BY Caroline Lee Hentz
Linda: "
Robert Graham; &" " q
Rena; or, The Snow Bird; 4" " d"
Marcus Warland: " {" {"
courtship and Marriage;
Eoline; or, Magnolia Vale; .' Z" /"
Love after Marriage;
Helen and Arthur;
The Banished Son. " Z" g
The Lost Daughter;
The Lost Heiress; BY Mrs. Southwortn.
The Discarded Daughter;
The Deserted Wife;
The Missing Bride;
Retribution;
The Initials; love story Of Modern Life
Mabel Vaughan and the Lamp Lighter.
further supply just received by.
febl3-u r. HAGAN, Market 81.
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MARRIED..
FUNERAL NOTICE.

Tue friends and scaaAiasance q Mrs. AuzED fIrsE
arr inviis q atssad The Euneral q sF dsxser NaEs
= his meraiag a. 10 o'esa<k. ffsm MS rs=i-
denes q Mn JohA Ncho, On samn,sr slrest- ssrsi-
ess ~ Rev. nr- Eassr.
NASHVILLE, NaFsh s. isss.
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RIRD CAGES.
To Wholesale Grocers.
FOR RENT OR SALE.

TIVE large RriCk Warehouse near the Railroad d.
J. PIT 4 superior location la every respect FOE a
Ntnl,stle Grocery business Receiving and Forward
neg house taqEre 81 J. lfsiT Proprietor, u the
uidorsisl.ed. !. A. RICHARDSON.
narl-u McllnnVlie.
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Auction Sale of Groceries
KIRKPATRICK, NEVINS g. co.

ON Friday. March 5tb, 1855, at II o.
" clock, A. NJ, viii oiier tor sale in front OF our
Warehouse:
so hhcs New Sugar; 50 bbls. Holland Gin;
200 bags Coffee: 20 Vinegar:
SO bbis- New Crop Molas- 200 boxes Glassware;
ses; 100 q Tobacco, varf
50 pkgs. Mackerel Fish; brands;
100 hxs NJ. r. Raisins 1000 bags nne salt:
100 baif do. do; 10000 fine Segars various
100 quar-. do. do; brands:
300 KEGS Nails 100 boxes star Candles;
$50 bhls. Cincinnati Whis- so starch:
rs, various brands; 30 bxs. Cognac Brandy;
so bbls. Bourbon WHISKY: 20 casas Matches.
so " MonongaheIa DO: IS coils Cotton Rome:
90 " Am brandy; 100 cases Fresh Peaches;
u cases Sardines; 200 boxes Cheese
terces Figs; 40 tierces Rice.
With many other articles In the Grocery line
KIRKPATRICK, NEyINS sc
REQ Zf--to
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THREE very de<irabls rooms ever he Pl.nlers
4 Bank, sslsznlr ff ez1ne<- Enll1hcfs On cnlls<f
s1d Cn41a slfue<z- Foxsez<lon xiF<n lnlne14lely.
O. EWING. FyxsL1ezx
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WANTED.

A GOOD Farm Hand, who also understands garden
u ing lnsirire at the Patriot once. fian2s-u
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Pianos. Pianos.
BE NJ. f. SHIELDS

yHToULD cali the attention Of persons wishing fine
w PIANOS 20 an invoice OF seven more. received
tins day per steamer Tempest These instruments
from celebrated makers, modern styles and warrant
ed IN every particular Prices 20 suit the times
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st. INA n -.
PUBLIC SALE
VALUABL LOTS.

On Wednesday, the 3lst day Of March next,
ON the premises, Al II e'cleck A. ~. NC wiR -ai
" 10 the highest bifder between 30 and SO fsufid-
ing Lots, the remaining unsoid person u -
Aftlans.
1hs above sale = positive and without reserve
TEsxs sAIG.--A credit a one and tsn year fsr
notes satisfactorily endorsed, hcaFln sufrssV tav
be Ia b4nk ana len Eetstned
ms sale : naaAe ~ vsrtae 81 aerd ~ trast eve
cuted b y. " Wesnssrr A. y. = fsnasIer "a the
hrst day af May, 1856 which = daily recorded l Tie
Registers ozh<r q tasi1son coznty nook 40 "a -
sea %, 81 sa4 ~
snpre particular dsscEinfinu q Tie prosperity 20 he
sold ~ils b siFra IN hzaA hills
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Dry Goods, Ladies' Dress Goods.
Cloths and Cassinleres.

Fancy Puck Drills, Farmer Satins ami Herrn bone
Drills, French and American Cuttonades Denim Goat
Checks Bay Linens, and the greatest variety OF Vest
ings We ever had Srspendcrs, Gloves, Irish Linen all
grades, real MaFseles CoGntcrpanes, Auendae Coun-
terpanes, Padding Sail Duck, &c
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FOR RENT

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QueensMare. Bohemian Ware, &c.

TIVE subscriber has the plnhsuTe n annQuneing
hs fii~ncs generally. ana the public Particularly,
Mr.. I1da-f lts iEst arrived aha very tne stock
Goofs his ife A. usual he j ready 10 meet tho
ans freiss and old ctsianners either for cash
az tsals ~ h..Fctfre. We besfcnk or him call.
Has.n1s IN SECOND sioss Ne ~, Public square.
seb1e-tf kE<J. y SHItI.nS.