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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-11

NEW SERIES NO. 1893.
Transportation.
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD
Ea go - So
TINE FROM NASHVILLE TO LOUIS
T VILLE-SlXTEEN HOURS! Hr &

nN and afer WEDNESDAY,. August the 10th inst,
" 1859, Trains will follows
Lave Sashsi le. zzr 500 H., and 400 r NJ
Connect bv Mail Coaches with train at RtEer's, FOR
Louisville. -a ft-t+
Leave Rt.er's,- $50 PM, and 500 4. N.
Arrive ~ Louisville, $40 ss and 1000 a.
Leave Louisville, - $50 A. NJ, and 90 P. N
Arrive at Rtters, 11:io 81 and 900 ..
Connect by Mail Coaches with Trains at Bowling
-GTeenfo Nashville. .s,sf -
Leave Bowling Green SOP. N, 500 A. NJ.
Arrive AZ Nashville 1880 20 1000 "a
BY this arraus cement Close connection is made at
Louisville with the Northern, Eastern and Western
routes. s. -.r 4-
Connect also with man CO ches at Giliatin for
Hartsviile and Carthage
wear'ng apparel alone constitutes baggage, ,of which
each pers will be allowed eighty pouads IRE OF
charge; above that wsght subject To extra charge,
pa yabie 90 Con iuctor All 9th n articles carried
IN the Baggage Cars WILDE chargst Express freight
which mast be paid 70 Agent -
Passeng taking seats in the cars, Eigefelt, Gal
latl aud Bpwlil Gfeeii, wthqat purchasing tickets
will be charged ten cents extra.
ROBERT MACLEOD,
Aug. o-BsGu-u. a ~ superintendent
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al lDaute0.


FINHE Nashville aud NOrtii-westerd JEisioad- Com
i p.ay sh To c.ntrIct ,Or 4U, 900 cE.DA ,i c1oSs
Itr.> 9teet lOdg, inches tuc~, Scl hewn, to face
uarrUwe,t piac nut less tlAn Iaciie5 elrlr oi
bark lber 10 sound u De deiV cred at tie gradc
line OF l.. Nashville.
Iue contractors want contract for so 900 0WHlrE
or PuSf-UAh rIt@s VI Iie above, To
be uciN cred tuc .ie Ui the r1LI ,.iics
IL tO seeti3n -, enough On each sact,0n 10
supply thc sa!Ilc. ~ az - 90 4 20 <
Persons w.saing bil viii direct the President
aud directors the tSuvIiie aud Nor h western
rl,lru~ia C,,wiony, Sssavnie, rcncssec. FFf.s 3
JulJ 2l-u
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-11
NiulOw GLASS.
kOOaccO.

WISOOw GL ~, bsst qualiI, vi all s.zes, iro
w 8 Oy 10 to AZ .! 90, Tor ) .ie AZ
selrl+ -t.l a-H.Hs RAINS, b&oWN " Cd. ?
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-11

Tobacco! T.kacco.
ENHE t;arOAis interest have Igrscd TO the very
L low ,I1 III o3 Goats per one hud are loIn IL
Geai IubIcCo, IA hIs. iron NashvIis l. 1urg,
Va Mnl tuUse IutcTcstc's ia the ,rcu safe
Oi Lcdi lob cu.Isbier aIvadl.suS offered by
tnl= reduction IN frcl5nt-sIviIg Ui ILsurance-tao
roads OcIis under well IrIeTs-spce-
dy ira sportat'ou, saio delivery, *.
r.. ". COLE,
sep2+-3m sup't y. ~ K, X.
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sEWANEE COAL.

TIE S-~anes CsAI su iany -i I'll thss Superior
j. qu. - oi Col st the folIosang rates, enii ths
lsl OF November ext:
Select Lamp s5 per ton, eq AL 70 fraruon less
thaa ~ cts pr bdshst
x. ssasd DC Il aad, 81 per ton, s2aai 70 frsetou
IS Iis. pef bashel.
Sat sss4i. when - haa 1. 81 so per too.
fl..e CAti - p.sr taa.
II the c4ilzeas Sskviile pAiroaixe shis comp my,
they a~4ys 4eie 4 poa sN'tllng "a tl.y -
satssior sad fsesh miael Goal ani a. as abe
= tas- a#fEaHF HH4tLs
rh~ Cal . all 3eighst, d purchasers are GER
tam "a eetlias ws.4l ttsse f.ay fE tsstsss Z
ksr 4 sm ass, s-ld ssissksaiths if has 10
siasl q fefszsese tff
fsfa ga O. ssF street, siiainlng =. q c. T. r. -
Orders q o., usz 4S2. 9Th ssa rsa
G :, stiips alez - the tsast. "a tns ssfo @i-as
a. Aa4sH 8 zANuki. D. IkkCf,i q "a
c1xi Prcs.asas sswanss hasag = Z T. CO.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-11

INXtRA Fine Che wing rub ccu, for salo at
II suI IL RAINS, BROWN & co. s.
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HANSEN'S PIANOS.
ANOTHER TRIUMPH!

EsubscrberrespsetfGll, nyitesthe sttentIoI n
the publse, and of purchasers Partlce elary ,tothe
superior Pfesaiaa fstaAaE, slsnuGactureu by
sploIdid Gssor rtnen constantly on hand
oar Pianos nave receixed rremlam ~ o cars IN
succession 1886 and 1881, At the Pa Of the Ameri
Cry staI Palace ncotnpettton with most
OF the leading manufacturers OF NeS York and Sos
ton and are dnqaestionably Of the best quality of
tone fail and brilliant, we'll as finish and
durability and HATTIE ourselves by The approval
OF renowned artists in yeuturng To say that cur "a
amos stasd speror to many others and 10 any
1rand sianotn 10 volume Jf tonend Elasticity
oftouch couibtaed ~it he greatest nr nness which
i very rarely met with "a any other Pianos AL
oar Pianos ed. a. HANSEN
Manufacturer al s'laa q tortes,
WAkxaoozs 4 90 ceater street, Ne~ YORK
L. 10. oENSoN 4 c.. AoSSrs,
s.ota-dsm N.zayIlles rena.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-10
- - FOR SALE OR TO LET-A

i!s large double house Main street; tenements
49, Z rooms each, in complete repair with furnaces
and other modern improvements the residence of j.
G. Ripley, Esq. Inquire of Ii. BLISS.
February Is, 1859. diff fl9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-10

1{ s'AA A FINE RESIDENCE, three min
IiI utes walk from the City Hail. is offered for sale
sA4s-Az by A. j. EATON,
febl9 DIM POI Main st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-10
TERMS OF ADvERTIsrNe.

ADVERTISEMENTS published. either in the DAILY or
EEKLr SPY, for sl0O square for three insertions:
and 20 cents for each subsequent insertion. Ten or
less) constitute square" Advertisements ordered
inside or in any prominent place, also those largely
displayed will charged extra Contracts by the
year may be made liberal terms.
u All transient Advertisements must be paid IN
adrance. Yearly regular advertisers will be required
10 make quarterly payments
~ No gratHitoas Advertisements. No report, reso-
iutos or proceedings of corporation, society
association and communication designed to call atte
ton to any matter Of limited Individual interest
De Inserted unless paid for Advertisement.
- The Publishers will not hold themselves respon-
sibe tor any errors that occur beyond the amount
charged for the Advertisement.
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a pARKERs RESTAURANT.

O. IAhhLh . hL0 AUhANl 4.
.z[ PARKER a. HITCHCOCK,
SAAhhaz4& NOS COURT SQUARE, BOSTON.
BREAKFASTS Dinners, and Shippers, at all hours Of the
day and evening
Game Of all kinds, and the best Of New York Oysters
dec6 TT Hf diff w M
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-10

H; House and Barn, and acres OIL land on which is
lot of frui trees lately out. Said house
and land situated 81 miles north of the Court House
Also two other lots above estate For partcu-
lars inquire on the premises of DAVIS THAYER.
fl6 dtMch2O*
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-10

MAKING ENvELoPEs.-A ream of paper or
about five hundred sheets, is placed under a
knife of shape corresponding with an envel-
ope when entirely opened, which is forced
down by powerful screw press, worked by
hand lever. The pieces cut out, slightly adj
herring to the edges. from the action of the
knife, resemble a solid block Of wood until
broken up. The flap is afterwards STAMPED,
by similar process, a boy being able to pre-
pare fifty thousand per day in this manner,
taking one, two, or three envelopes at each
movement of the hand They are then taken
by one hundred girls seated at long tables, by
whom they are folded and gummed A single
girl will apply the gum to sixty or seventy
thousand in day, and five to seven hundred
may be folded at the same time. In these pro-
cesses the girls acquire great ce!erity and
skill.-Loadoa Journal
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Musital.

PIANOFORTES AND SER
esszszxszs.A APHINES FOR SALE OR TO RENT.-The
u v " subscriber has good assortment of New
E@~ SSand Secondhand PIANO FoRTES for sale
to rent at GREATLY RE CED PRICES,
from the celebrated manufactures. Persons in want
of Instruments will find it their advantage call and
examine for themselves.
Also, Piano Fortes Repaired and Tuned in thorough
manner by applying No 263 Main Street. Worcester.
mch5 d3ip ALVAN ALLEN.
TOSLYN'S WORCESTER CORNET
- BAND would most respectfully inform their friends
and the public generally that they have reorganzed
the present under the most favorable creum-
stances, and hold themselves in readiness furnish
sic, formerly, for Military, Firemens and Civic Par
ties, Pcncs, Excursions occasion where the
vices of Brass String Band may be required on ia
vorable Terms. Apply to
n P. GODDARD, Leader
f24 diff or NJ, ALDRICH Clerk.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-10

~ E. ALDRICH & CO., GENERAL Com
VI MISSION MERCHANTS, Dealers in Flour.
Commerce street and 81 City Wharf,
C. f. ALDRIcH,l Boston, Mass.
WIN. w. NASH. d2taw3m w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-10

Does the Democratic party try TO crowd
slavery into the Territories or not? Let us
look at a couple of examples and see.
The bill for the organization of Arizona pro-
vided that "writs of error and appeals from the
final judgment of the Supreme Court of the
Territory may be taken to the Supreme Court
of the United States, when the amount in con-
troversy shall exceed one thousand dollars
except, only, that in all cases incoicing title to
SLAVES, the said 1orits Of or appeals shall be
alowed and decided By the said Supreme Court,
oithom regard to the value Of the matter, property,
brittle IN CONTROVERSY" bearing in mind that pro
slavery President appoints these Judges 1.-THE
people not being allowed POPULAR SovER-
EIGHTY in the choice of their rulers) it is
easy to see whether Slavery is attempted to be
crowded into the territories and Vho does IT,
The act for the creation of Dacotah contain
ed the same provisions with an added section
for the extension of the Fugitive Slave Law,
'te same to ertend, to and be in full force pithin
the limits Of said territory Of Dacotoh."
Where is Popular Sovereignty? Where is
nonintervention by Congress with Slavery
Is anybody stupid enough to believe they
have any connection with Democracy, except
to be scorned and repudiated by III
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-10
buttons.
BY f. W. VAIL, AUCTIONEER.
DOSIIINE AND ITNRESERXED

BY f. W. VAIL, AUCTIONEER.
DOSITIVE AND UNRESERVED
L SALE.-A very desirable residence in Worcester, at
Auction.The subscriber doing business in Boston, and
about to his family there will offer, without reserve
for public competition, on TUESDAY, the 22d day of
March, current at ii O'Clock in the forenoon, his dwell
ing house. egby and pleasantly situated Main street.
3S and nearly opposite the mansion of Ephraim Mower
Esq The house nearly new well arranged for
fence and comfort is in complete order and ready for i'm
mediate occupancy. The house is warmed by furnace
of the most approved kind and lighted by gas is supplied
with good water of both kinds, marble NANTES, &c &c.
There is also on the premises good barn and carriage
house. thoroughly built and very convenient The lot is
large and well stocked with choice fruit and shrub
berry of all kinds enclosed with iron fence upon granite
foundation. Having intended the above estate for my
permanent residence have spared expence that
necessary in order make II in all respects what
truly is, very desirable place and well worthy the
tenton of purchasers either for home, TO make
safe and profitable Investment The sale will pc positive
and upon favorable terms for the purchaser. No post
ponemen account of the weather The house will be
opened on the morning of the sale, at 10 O'Clock. Per
sons wishing to view the premises previous TO the sale
can do so by calling upon the aucti0neer.
mchl die DIrRA WARREN
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GGants.

WANTED-By family without Chill
w dren, pleasant and convenient upper tenement
centrally located Address wv H. p. through the Post
Office. d6t* mch4
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BY W. W. PRATT AUCTI0NEER.
SHALL SELL AT AUCTION, on
Il THURSDAY, March 10, at 2 O'Clock p M, on the
premises, the valuable and well known Isaac Mills
Farm located in the northwestery part of this CITY,
the Holden road, one and half mile from the Court
House. The Farm contains about Is acres of choice
land upon which is large quantity of apple and other
kinds of fruit trees in good condition and in bearing
There is valuable spring of water npon the
with cellar under the Any DESTROYS of a
ductiye farm good market, will do will to avail
themselves of this opportunity.
N B-The sale will be positive and terms cash.
mch2 dts W. W. PRATT.
NHERIFF'S SALE. = Commonwealth
~ OF MASSACHUSETTS.-W Worcester S., February
2Sth, A. D. lS59By virtue of execution which issued
Judgment in favor of Isaac Tucker of UXbridge in
the County of Worcester, Ieoman against Oliver c. En-
of Douglas in said County, Yeoman, before Zadock
A Taft Esquire Justice of the Peace within and
said County, the twenty day of February A. d.
Oliver G. Emerson had on the twenty-siXth day of Feb
A. d. 1859 has to redeem certain mortgaged
Real Estate lying in Douglas and elsewhere in said COun
y of Worcester, and the that is described in mort
gage deed from said Oliver c. Emerson to Ezra Morse,
dated May Sh, A. D. 1850 and recorded in the Worcester
Registry of Deeds Book 463, Page 2S4 also in mort
gage deed from said Oliver c. Emerson to the inhabitants
of the town of Douglas, dated May Sth A. D. 1880 and
recorded in the Worcester Registry Deeds, Book 463
next at three O'Clock in the afternoon the public house
Of Asa Thayer in Douglas in said County, shall offer
for sale to the highest bidder at Public Auction the
aforesaid Rights in equity of redemption satisfy said
execution and all fees and charges of sale.
mchl d3w THOMAS ALDRICH Deputy Sheriff.
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FOR SALE OR LEASE

STFaA.f FOR SALE-A new, genteel resi-
h5iii dcnce, with modern improvements, unoccupied,
zxiAon Bowdoin street. few steps from Chestnut In
qulre at No. III Elm street. DIFF mch2
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Zeal estate.

o. g. REAL ESTATE in the city will be
sA; taken in exchange for Timber Land. or for a few
AsAsmall Farms out of the city Also for sale loo for
cash or credit Houses in the CITY varying in price from
$500 to $4,000 well small Farms and lots OF few
acres each for moving pasturng Persons wishing to
bay or sell are respectfully invited to call on
LARKIN SMITH,
Real Estate Broker, 2S6 Mainst., Worcester.
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1r n1pensa h, -. /
Ssfegs,si * - go I1p(p
. :ssIsas:ss g 3; ~ x s e; ~ -
svsyans0i0y houevk, ecSlvs pfspAnsicns ~
which - e1Sesd i111s susSS3 eur rsfsif net,
cnosr 99oeE.lIy ae!le hei1k. ~ S. :
ys.e wili - di4i.sl ussii slses = s7sse = IS
no1c When Yoan9 Auefica viii - nsnsd
leSe enjoy week o. fun end frolfc; dnring
w nc; Hme xs eav.e as boysr enc and sli 9
nseems Ney reccntlywe have bad r. record q
numef q sef1oB sod one fs1Al sccidsnt from their
s Me- We hope hoyeyer % hear Of none during
the police Sossrlest ssd have fined All nsst, =
indnlging such sposts. se,IsIag..-- -
. we lem. that sevsral sttempts have recenty
PEE! Zen made ~ burglars to enter she dwellings d
sses es.e s'ig seos tie ousiss q On. IN
9oa9uess 70 the watchfnl vigilance Of our police.
twill b prudent, however, Tor our citizens Qei,.
essy e Sook veil % the proper security Of fkeir
some time psss We have ffsousnsIy n nS nun.
Der of idle, Suspicious looking feilowS. chie1y
tssssGnens wahdering about our streets. : - :.
me {ss = ssmn,ssss Appointed BY eaf City
land the importance Of selling that ssass inssrtss
In the Che@pcake and Ohio canal consists of Jas.
a. MaTudef, q the Board Of Aidermen, ana An.
eGnSay hyos asd VIM. a. TenneE Eaqrs, Of the
As We sntlcl psted, Cfantiellss has been literally
thronged fof Frank Lest ss richly illustrated, and
other leading periodicals, &C. He has also jast
received large Assortment Of beautiful books,
acc sait. bic for hsliday presents. > rs p
Miss Mary Thomas q prepared to meet every
wsns Of the young folks with beautiful and useful
books, writing ds,ls, games, nne engravinss,
self. 5a2.s'.iiI 80 s
But little change has occurred in the -four mar
ket Good standard supesnne Is offered freely Il
Is IS; extras ashsde higher, ss In quality wheat,
good qualities Of red eommsnd 81 .25ael 80, and
white 81 30a8ts40- Corn--old, e0as5c. forswhite
and yellow; new, 7oa75c, | 8
Pork continues 70 arrive In large quahtities by
wagons, chiefly nom the Upper counties Of Viz.
finfa A. a general thing. DE Quality this season
= vefy nne being fully equal IN point Of sixs and
fstness to that Of the most favorable preceding
seasons. IT 70 selling freely at s6.75as6 81 fron
wagons, and o. - from stores s9s saf rssssss :.
: The Coucertat Forrest Hall by Withers, Band
last night, was perfect success. There was 9
lar &c, audience In attendance, which manifested
its adrnirstioh fthe manner in which each piece
Of music was executed, by repeated applause. )
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.Il14 M HHIRllh.


Washington. which arfivpd to-dsv. WIN Iivrr
pool dato Of the IN. cenersllv sntcipaSsl 81 he
sssamen North America ana vsnder6ilt br1ars
iey sddiso1sl items 81 nsws. = tss1sf II
Congress. - -
Berlin aeeouas say she Enrliss ssl Fr.es
.'..'.ss are consulting together On the
seoaeiy sa.isiy Austria, but encounter no serieus
objections. al either Berlin OF Pe<ersburr.
Count kechoerg viii represent Austria q tbe
BY another plenipotentiary
The Tuscan Moniteur ssys thst The Is,li.ns az
Central Italy are better armed than al tie end az
The war and win Penevere In defending strong
Italian Kingdom.
M. Desl.smbrois has heen appointed Piedn on
tese Ambassador 20 the Emperor Napoleon.
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: SUPERIOR BLANKETe.

- axsUPERIOR BLANKETe. -
SUST keoeived and for ss'e. fresh and hesuti
BLANKETS; in sil sizes, from the smallest size
s;aS % osle s.s % tse eseest lof double eeds,
usual. edfoess4 = AVr,e. TFTl = : .
PORTS. eli msdso 81 t6s best French and modern
colcred ehirsx ., very chesp. 49, - q
QUiL re, heavy, VAIN, and substantial srticls,
suitable for semIharies, hotels, servants, 20. = :
WHITE QUiL tt, in al rzes. from crib to double
Also, 8 iulr supply Of sppeuor LINEN And cor
TON SHE flN6S, And Pillow aud Bolster
Shsetinas in al De most desirabie width. 8
HOUSE EtRNfsHiN6R RY GOODS cannot do
Is vel either N Rnoes or ysroty else h:re VIII
Ccnstaasly on hand ell kinds Of the best make of
PpRHMSSHEsTrs FsE aIi REss N MATS; Gu.
de IS cost cLAGEfF 4 UoDsoN. I
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ISss FIRST Pase.l

FOB ,kI!tENT1Ths comnodlous and conFsn,snt
s'sss. gs s jsss esss
opsa ISans scs:s ON tas Ey
R{{ees.s. ees bundled lodGing boerders sad any
PaS 70 t:n Hn sss lss sr' Pc
~ 81 Ssrte.,aaefs. ,sc., viii be riysn Ihsss
q bosl On tie Esss.n e 'S slsn. Wiz he
thslr g21lsion 4 Is.arpesssds AID ths TsPt ssksd
stsy Soass in WssSinass sa e oonesins
Es:i zss ssss' = 8
III # small Grocery Store. corner OF 18th
ne seS9d bs :a
sk:sf q Intend issMns he osss Rent aodsisss s
|fa - 81 .-l-ll Z-1l-ll - u a -
s,s ,s,e Sssos ss T3 9, Bent
eeslnss s5th g est betseea = and =, Ns.452,
E9s SALE 4. Or I'M Y IA !s3IE.oRsEI0w
s.:s - ss:d; :%sls i.ss "a aii Asss.s sie
!s;s:: 3 q l;i Is +
/ E9Eh f1sSSSE5A j. .F q NlsaEp PARdOR and
ssrss 49, ss. sssSS ses &c., 3 s ons
r., Ey, q nSy ycrs, sxs..s and ca y 3 jsE yards
:sc's 8 s sss s e. ~
non RENTlTve .sialss Of fne7 ROOMS on
!xA street 80 ne Kirk wood H9nse. For
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N.w Y.rk naarh.s.

NEW YoRK, Dec % -Flour 70 Sc higher; STATE
Sass 10; Ohio IS eere5.75; Southern IS Sass rs.
are less DESTROYS Of realizing saies Corn IL dun,
with a declining tendency; New Jersey yellow
92c. Pork 10 dull. and nominslly unchanged
Lard 10 dull, and unquotable Whisky 70 duh d
.F.rr : 80 AZ
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ard street and Ohio Is IS Wheat closed quiet
and dun; white 81 2oal %; red 81 f5sSi IS. Corn
closed active; white z3a77c-i yellow sozsae. Pro-
visions closed quiet; bacon sdcs 9kc; mes pork
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AMyssery a. De,r,i, CI,.r,1 u,.

DErRoIT, Dec. 2oth.-The body Of y. Barney
Campsu, prominent citizen, who dlssppczrance
three weeks ago csus d great excisemeut from the
was found In the river yesterday. Ills watch ana
valuables were rnd STABBED, ana there were no
marks Of violence q his person.
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By WIN. N Ns!AEssH L \ AuctiOneer.

By J. G. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
RENE. FKENCH'S TENTH ANNUAL Sal, r
OF Books and Stationery at auction At etor re- or
until after "a .y 60 ssss every sxssins
In every depsrtmant OF Literature, Science, and
At, HotldaS Books from the tmsilest Juvenile up
Books Bntlers fns Gift BOOKS, for 1851 Stsfiosery
OF every yariefy; al Of which viii be sold very 10
private sale o. half Price. Gail snd see. 80
de1fd &c BEN r. FRENCH. Salesmsn
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A. 6RkRN.Arct.
ukNbs g Mss sHp 3 S2 ASSslses;

~ ~ z 9. Nee iIIRE g GO ;,AgStisgse.
IL LII CARHIAex At fuBKC SALE.-On SATUR
DAY mOKNINGs December 2<th, At II o'ciocf.
We shall SELL In front OF THE Auction u.s. near
" now ard ksndsonnc falling top Gala b. suitable
for winter OF sumrer. built to order By Watson Of
Philadelphia. and cost 81 100. . 80 'V7'si3 7 =
g Tina carriage Is the property of an oiRcer in the
army who II shout te leave the country, and will be
sold 70 the sheft bidder without reserve. lt may
Coach Factory on street, between 9th and 10th
Terms: credit Of 6, and 90 days for sssisfsotori
I 'dsai d 49, .. MCGUIRE q co. Auc.s. :
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Ffuancfal

NV YoRK, Dec. "a -stocks are dull and
frmer. Chicago and Rock isiand 02k; Cum
berland Coal Co. 12x; Illinois Central shssss s. ~
New York Central 77x, Penna. Coal Co s3k;
Reading -; Va. es 70 y; No. e's sski Virginia
sterling Is " 2. ,y1'Tsf