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The Union meeting Is New York,

The following the resolutions adopted by the
Union meeting in New York on the night of the 18th
inst
Rcsolred That the Union thus formed, constitut-
ing it does the closest delicate and impOr-
tant relation that can exist between communities of
people demands from each part warm and earn
est consideration for the safety, prosperity and hap
pincss of the other. and that every policy which
tends to subyert this emf is hostile to the true spirit
of the compact
ResJlred That the Constitution, the treaties and
the laws Of the United States and the judicial dec
siOns thereupOn recognize the institution of slavery
Legally existing and that it is our duty as good
citizens Of a common Government in good faith, to
stand by that Constitution those treaties, those laws
and the decision Of that final arbiter Of all disput
ed pOints-the Supreme Court of the United States
ResolUed, That inasmuch as the proceedings of the
Committee which framed the Constitution were
brought to a stand, appears by the declaration of
Roger sherman, one of Its most distinguished auth
Ors until compromise was agreed to on the various
propositions relating to domestic slavery which
compromise embraced a restriction on the pOwc- TO
prevent the importation of slaves prior to 1903
provision binding each State and upon the Union,
TO surrender fUgItives from SERVICE representa-
ton in Congress, founded in par. thee tifths of
a slave population and other guarantees for the pro-
lection of slave property that protest against
and dcnounce as contrary to the plighted faith on
which the Constitution wa established. all acts or
inlammatory appeals which tend to make the Union
less perfect or 10 Jeoparulze or disturb IT'S dOmestc
harmony established by our fathers
That we regard the recent OutrageS at Harper's
Ferry a crime, not only against the State of
Virginia, but against the Union itself, and APP
prove Of the rmness by which the treason has been
duly punished
That in opinion the subject of slavery has
been too long mingled with party politics. and the
result has been the creation of sectional parties,
contrary the advice of the letter and spirit of the
farewell address of the Father of our common com
mon country.
That therefore it is the duty ofthe farmers, plant
ers manufacturers merchants, mechanics, and OF
every citizen. north south, east, and west to dis
countenance all parties and organizations that thIs
violate the spirit of the Constitution and the advice
of Washington.
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WtNTED.-It Is stated that many of the Represen-
tatjves in Congress sadly in want Of the three
thousand dollars. lawful currcn ', which they can
pocket the moment that there is Speaker to sign
warrant on the Treasury for the aggregate amount
4 correspondent Of the Charleston Mercury goes SO
far as to hint that until this money is in circulation
even the people Of King Flo cannot probably
engage in the right royal pastims of 'JigitioJ ys
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$50 REWARD.
RiIIiards! Billiards.!

WILL give the reward for the delivery Mr. Ham
ner's Stables, Of SETTER DOG, lost the 18th
said deg about years old weighs SO 90 lbs or black and
white supposed to the city, between the city and Mr. F.
NcNairvL Tdccs9-d3tl A. MASON.
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r
HAVE jus' received large and fashionable stock Of
II ieWery, consisting OF fne
Diamonds, Coral, AmeIhysts, CarbuaeIes,
Pearls &c, &c.
Also large stock Of very superior Watches ns say ware
and : great many articles, suitable for
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
All Of which will be sold reduced prices Ito uit the tes)
for cash @. W. DONT0AN.
Dec. I6-dH Corner Of College and Union streets.
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A PEAOUC,L REsoLvE.-The citizens of AleNan'
dria Virginia assembled in large numbers, on Thurs
day night the 18th inst and among othcrresoutions
adopted one plcdgHg themselves to use ard wear no
article of apparel not manufactured in the State Of
Virginia, and to buy all their hats, caps, boots
shoes. and clothing at home, and Vi home mauufac-
ture. and induce their wives and daughters TO do
the same and requesting the directors of the
eral railroad companies to pursue the same policy
with rgtereu,s to an articles required by their
spectiye roads THIS is shat NAV be called bringing
the matter 10 practical issue, and we hope the Alex
andriaus will adhere to their resolution.
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SENATE.

SENATE
WEDNESDAY, December q, 1859.
The Senate was called TO order at nine O'Clock By
the Speaker.
MOTION TO RECONSIDER nSTERED.
kfr. RICHARDSON entered mo'iouto reconsid-
er the vote adopting his amendment to Senate bill
No. 1876, TO amend the Free Banking Law
5 Theirs berg no business on the Clerks table
On motion of Mr. ST0VALL the Senate adj
journed, in accordance with resolution previously
adopted TO Monday the I'd of January, 1860. at
nine o'clock,
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The character o.! the retaatory measure Of the
Mississippi Legislature, is fully explained by the
Ncksburg Wig. in the following notice Of it
Its provisions exempt negro property from seizure
and sale to satisfy debts due in States which are
opposed TO the rendition Of fugitivcs from service
and it also allows citizen Of the State whose negro
has escaped in northern State, and whose re cap
tnre is prevented 10y local law in said state, to gar
nshee any money property belonging to a citizen
At said northern State, which may be in this state,
to satisfy the value OF the fugitive who may have
capped, and whose rendition Is refused. IL was
ierred to the Committee un state and Federal rcla
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Charleston and Savannah
FREIGHT LINES.

RATES REDUCED AND SPEED INCREASED.
IMPRESS Freight roads On and after the
~ 24h December, lsjH through rates from New York
Nasnvile
FIRST Class per cO lbs 60 Thl Class per IBs 81 G
Second Glass, do / b Fourth ass, ~
Hats Caps and BCunets, -
Time yannah aod Charleston TO Nashville three three
and half AMI four days
lime from New YORK Philadelphia half, eight
and days.
Intervening Sablhs the variations tire as no
freight trains sunday lines
No detections by AMI damages ,ex-
cep damage
vile and CHATTANOOGA RLilryid delivery.
dec23-u Z " ANDERSON.
EmbrOideries, Fancy Goods, &C., &C,
At AUCTION
EETE will sell a. Auction Rooms &c Market street
w al early candle light this evening, BmbrOde
ries and fancy GJOds, suitable Is day presents.
dec - Il CATCHER x co.
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Hon ANmlw J'HVsoN Hon. Javes w. QrumEs.
and Hon. JAS. H. THoaAs have our tLsnks for in
tsresung documenJs
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GET THE REST

The Howe Family and Leather Machines give
better satisfaction than any other machine in the market
money refunded.
The Best Sewing Machine Cotton IN the City
(0uI Mae lRughs SOC pei Hoses Machine Twist
excellent article, 25c per spool.
CONE BROTHERS,
College Street,
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Who Invented the Howe Sewing Machine!
THE HOWE SEWING MACHINERY!
Established Is45.
E. HO We, JR,,

ORIGINAL, INVENTOR AND PATENTEE.
TINHEsE Machines strictly Glass; beauty
simplicity Of construction, durability and efficiency in
nearly alike both sides Of the goods thau that made
by any other machine.
other family machine Ths Sdj machine warranted
ane the Wheeler Wilson, and heavy the large
singer Machine.
Family MachInes.-Prices: $780, $50, $50, $50
The Cynler Machines leather stitching, such
as Boot and Shoe work. Carriage trimming, Harness work. &C.
fact universally admitted No other Leather Machine
and sI5O.
What Constitutes n Good Sewing Machine!
J. 1t should be we'll made simple in it, construction, and
easily kept in order.
II should make tight lock stitch, alike both SIDES Of the
material
5 should any materials that can be sewed
I. 1t SHOULD be able to cotton thread silE.
1t should 10 able 90 sew from to fine, an from thick
to Thin with rapidy and without ch ngng tension
the under and uPpe- threads end with uniformity.
d IL should have straight neeie CuTced lsbets
break
The needle should have perpendicular This
solutely necessary for heavy work.
O. II should be able bind a 5nder, with hemmer,
should stitch, fell, and gather.
49, 1t should be always ready to work.
H. is should be capable Of using tho size Of thread
both sides Of the work. and Of using different csnred thread
silk, above below correspond with cOlrs Of the
clOrh to he unite
L. 1t should be able to make long shsrt stitch
II 1t should commence tightly at the first stitch
ID 1t shOuu run easily and make but little noise.
Is 1t should have wheel others constant
contact with the work
10 II should not BE- liable to &c. out of order
L. 1t should no; be aOls to break the thread skip
slit, hes.
t should he liable to oil the o2e;ator's dress
~ 1t should not form ridge under rsvel
out be Wasteul Of thread the With chain stitch
30 1t should not be more trouble than It is worth"
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DALY's
AROMATIC VALLEY
w Fl L s K r. v.
DALY,s

IN this adulterated eterious Liquors is source
Of satisfaction be able introduce public notice the
above article article funqussioaed parity possessing
no qualities except Oh 81 have the most favorable influences
the human constitution.
rods Of soil on TIE banks CT tie Rhine produces the
grSe which viii flourish nowhere else from whose Juice pro-
cesds TIE nisbrr the choicest inc in he won ID
few aces OF .and IN CCsa p-o iuces tobacco he vo ard
quality which manufactured into cigars iuconpar-
ably superior to that Of the project Of auy other soil And
strip the parish Nat:hochee in Lousana
has long supplied the world with super excellent article OF
SNUFF in 10 grew eeghere
In ike it has long been
lying tn valley Of tie Moajngaela eNeus vy brings
forth rye Of properties market ald peculiar that its oist
lstion whisky Of such upeaYe places
it beyond rivalry.
By process recently discovered, and only to my
manufacturers the grain from the choicest spot this favored
locality is made TO S.eid
Fhe Aromatic valley Whiskey,
with which no can an instant's comparison
have no apprehension Being acsussI Of publishing nm
FIRST subject nay whisky 20 les;
the stand .ri article at all thu first easg hetsls and
clubs in ths city York and wherever il Is nteri II
az once assumes It's leading position, IS
Awarded the Palm of Sl1PsriOritV,
and the demand forit becomes thing estatl shed
Its denai properties are such that VII s immediate
nent influence upon tae constitution
have analysed sample If DAYS Aromatic Valley wbs
KY, and fnd To pHe article If fine atyor and without
New YORK, JAS. r. cHrLroy,N. D Chemist.
STATE AssAyrRs OfFt,E, p Somerset st.eetJ
WI H. DAtv New York have n zoe che -saI saalvsi. Of
your Aromatic Valley WHISKY, and I'D pure me ficoyeF
Rye HhshJ containing jurious matters ans en and
would recommend i suitable pubiis pur
poses UHAs- JACKSON, State Assayer,
WIN H. DALv:Your A-om4iic Valley whisky is reee we'd.
aud after careful patton, fad 20 be a E1rs article
entirely (fee ON ne ddf.af ng y eliefs TreqHsatly
Esei Years respectfully.
Jas. J. MAPgs, AnaBt.e Chemist
~ Consumers depend upon getting pure article when
they buy the Valley Whskya By the bottle and case
only. VA. III DAILY,
10 South william Street, New York,
Sole Proprietor.
desi5-ijm
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Tsou the soneFgille Bsnoeras.
George Gilmer PolndcxteR.
''kycids is deal; dead ere his primo,
Young Lscidas, aud has not left his peerI
Who would not sing tor LycdAs7 he knew
-. = - e. -

''Lyck4ls is deal; dead ere his prime.
Young lscida', aud has not lsft his peerI
Who would moi sing Tor LycdAs7 he knew
Himself to sing, and BALD ths lofty Rhymes
The untimely death of this gifted son of Ternes.
see has carried sadness to many heart and clad
many soul in the habiliments of mourning Friend
and foe alike pay tributes to his memory and heap
garlands of flowers upon his early grave. Even in
far of Maine tear is shed over his sad fate, and
loving hearts filed with grief that one so gentle
10 kind and brave should be called away from
earth and all ITS Lively scenes without moments
warning
lie was unquestionsbly the aOlest political editor
in the State No better tribute could be paid to his
ability and talents than the simple fact that every
Democratic paper in the State copied his leading ed
/ ltorlais during the last canvass
/ He was beautiful writer. He could sound the
secret depths of great subjects and upheave the hid
4 den gems Of thought that would remain unseen by
common minds lie could be forci5le and beautiful
at times his language was as sweet as is the melody
! OF a harp swept by an angels hands.
But WHY enumeratc has gifts His culegy L trem-
bling On the lips OF thousands. None, save the most
malignant pafIzan Zoe, denies 10 him the noble
{ attributes OF humanity We knew hin. not: bat since
his exit TO chat undiscovered country, from whose
/ bourne traveller returns have heard the
tale OF his kind genial and loving heart and shed
silent tear that nobly endued should be ruth
lessy struck down by the vindictvepess Of partizIn
! spirit We have heard that he as gentle and
/ mid as maiden lie was a poet; yes. a true poet;
and but tender hearts know the springs Gftrue
poetry. His bosom was the home of the sweetest
| melody. The most divine harmony welled up from
the depths Of his loving heart.
! But now he is gone forever! In the broad light
Of day, whilst treading along public highway of
man a city Of enlightenment and civilization, lac
twas struck down and the music of his hsart hushed
fCreyer'Iore lie has passed the confines Of earthly
scenes lie is gone, never TO return. Would that II
, were otherwise Would that he could have remain
ed here to have reached that proud goal to which
his talents would have carried him. But he has
departed to a brighte- world.
Ills earthly harp IS unstrung but he has gone to
tune his heavenly one. Let flowers bloom in peren-
NAL beauty around his grave let the tender hearts
sing requiems over his tomb for he one OF the
nobest children vi men,
4 81 The brave, the gentle, aud the beautiful,
! The child Of grace and genius
There is a sadness in recording the death Of one
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HAVE for sale Three First Glass Jenny Lind Tables with
naant PbeIau Combination Cushions Marble Beds Balls,
Cues aad ali the fixtures Any DESTROYS Of pu hasng
or more tables will we'll call and see thew, as Shev will be
sold at very great sacrifice be found at Book Bind
ery, Ne 10 Desderek street. JOHN G. REHR,
dar09-dIW Trustee.
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For SmIthIand, Paducah and Memphis,
TENHE splendid passenger steamer B. N. RUN .FHEAk
4 YAM, MILLER Matter, will leave here on lh~as-AsS
FRIDAY. the e3d inst, At O'Clock, p. n, As 49,
above. Apply to -, no.-
dee - ofto H. Il. HARRISON,
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The brave, the gentle, aud the beautiful,
The child Of grace and genius.

There is a sadness in recording the death Of one
so loved and so gifted. 1t teaches Us the solmen
fact that naught can turn away TIE shaft Of death
Character, however beautiful; talent however
commanding position, however exalted. are shown
to be no shield against this common enemy of man.
The boast Ct herallry, the pomp Of power,
And all that beauty, all that wealth, err gave,
alike the inevitable hour:
The paths OF glory lead but to the grave
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ANIMALS AND GIFT BOOKS
For the Holidays.
Beautifully Bound dad Illustrated IN the Best Style.
JUST RECEIVED BY
JOHN YORK Il CO.,

No. 50, Union street.
shakespeare's Merchant Of Veni.e
Gallery Of Dstngu shed English American Female POets
Gallery of Famous English arI American Pots
Women Of Beauty from semirsmis to Eugene
The Court Of Napoleon Society under the Ars Empire
The Republican Court or, American Society in the days
Washington.
The Christian Year in Sundays AaG Ho
days.
Ornaments OF Memory or Beauty Of History Romance aaG
Poetry.
Gems Of British Art with choice specimens Of Poetry HsO-
ry,etc.
Libsr HuviOrum or, River Scenery in France.
The Scenery Ofhs United States in Series Of 80 EngTAg
The PoeticaI Work Of Heber. Sabbath Bella
Memory and Hope. The Farmers Boy.
Songs Of Affection. Psstcal Works Of Thomas Gray
The Danes Daughter. POetioai Works Of Charles Lamb
The Eve Of st. Agnes. Moore's Poesal Works.
Poetry OF the Year. BuII's Poet.caI Works
shakespeares Works. Pcpes Poecal Rerks
Byron's Poetieai Works. Heber's Postica WorGs:
Scots Poetieai Works. Thompson POeical Works:
Millions Poetical Works. Rsser's Poe'icaI Works.
sou:heys Poetical Works. CampbeIrs PoetieaI Works
Bryant's Poetica Works Sponsors Poetical Works
Longfelow's Poet-al Works. HaIecks Poetieal Works:
Goldsmith's Traveller. The BOyden illustrations sf
Records Of the Heart. Shakespeare, proof espy
Sacred Allegories. Poetry % the Woods
Poetry Of the Field'. MOore's Irish Melodies.
Harper's illustrated Bible. London Bible
Velvet and Turkey NorascJ Bibles.
The Church Prayer Book with Lessons.
Paper Maehe Portfolios Backgammcn Roars and Aibioos
Portable Desks, Leather Goods together with great many Ju
Yenils Books. For BY
dec 20 JOHN YORK A 90.
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LEAST COMPLICATED MACHINERY,
BEST SUITED FOR FAMILY Usl

These Machines from pooIs purchased from the
store, requiring reminding Of thread. They HEM Fell
Gather and Stitch in superior style, finishing each BY
their operation without the hand pee,
required by other Machines hey will do better and cheaper
sewing than if he works for cent
hour ard unQuesOnaby the best Machines In the market
for family sewing account Of the simplicity, durability,
Of and adaptation al varieties Of family sewing
executing ether heavy fine work with equal facility, and
without So cisl adj ustment
As evidence of the unqueOnej superiority Of their Machines
the GROVER BAKER SKUIN0 MACHINE COMPANY leave TO
respectfully refer to the following
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Urine OLD JAVA,a largs lot for sale at Boston
dscis ~" s&WP ORR,
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W. IT. KERRY 4 CO,
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Thursday Evening, December 22d, 1859.
Mrs. EMMA WALLER q MR. WALLER
WILL ayT ear in the thrilliug tragedy Of
BERTRIM or THE .sIDILL1N PIRATE
Mrs Emma Waller as Ino-ue. Mr. Waller as Bertram To
conclude with the romantic AicE gJ HOJds
FddIy Evening. benefit Of Mfs. Waller Idec -
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|. PINTO

TESAKEs pleasure in Informing friends and patrons
Il has taken with HIM E. RABY partner Under
a. Pinto s. r. E2abY.
They will fore, enlslvUr
patrons, viii awl skgep hand quties la
Cigars Thtr frequent havana will enable
them sell their goods AT tie New Orleans prices.
dec 2O-d3t
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ZOE ,EEMPHIs ANn NEW olsLEANs.

TNNHE splendid pas engar steamer RED ROVER. -
STR. Master, will leave Nashville On elaS.e1lA
sa ur,iay, the 24th at2 P. NJ. -
Ala :, a, H HANiLTGN; Agent
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NVBRY variety Of Underwear, h-avy ss C.sh-sr.
q hsrRo, sazo9y AM san, Red flannel Canton Faassl
= &C. tass1t in AsaiAA
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ODD FEELO VS. HALL.
LAST WEEK!
BIBLE PANORAMA!

TEyHIS magnificent Painting with Chaos and
tinues historical order tvity,
Scenes in the Bible.
Exhibitions every night Saturdays excepted. open
e commence ~ O'Clock precisely. Tickets
be had the door Children under 10 years and
half Also exhibition Weue Friday afternoon
for families and schools Doors open o'clock
at 3presaly Schools parties accompanied by their teachers,
will be mitted T. tie afternoon eNU tUp at % cents
II = Explained BY Mr.. TitSit. dec6-Im
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THE kechanics' Fair held In IN city CT Nashville, Ten
nesae the Judges Apo ned examine articles in Class
43-NH II, GROVER BAKKR Sewing Machine; No l64,
GERepOrt upon the principal points and merits Of the two
Machines as follOws
The Machines both two thread machines that Is using two
separate threads for Masking the stitch that OF GROVES BAKER
using the thread from COMMON SP00LS WITH TWO NEE
DLEs that Of SINGERS using spool and needs and
he other thread working fran
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FOR LOUIS. HE ANo clycINNArI.


TENHE regular line steamer, SAM KTRkMAN, 49,
THROuP, Maste-, vii leave s'O.e AID ali sAeSxH
intermediate ports On THURSDAY, TIE .9I int s6zsss
~ o'clock A Nj Apply to A. Il kNILToF-
dec2-ld II II. HARRIS ~, Agents.
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It gives pleasure find the Grover Baker Sewing Ma
chine giving much satisfaction IhaVe it
find all that could desired Il is the simple dura
bic machine IN use and heartily recommend itF. n Waite
Memphis, Tenn
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-06
MMtkan0iH.

IN TIERCES CHOICE 20. l LARD for sale
OOby SMITH & NICoDEMUs. sl5H
100 BBLS. PRIME WESTERN LARD in
store for sale by G. CASsARD son, 4O7 and 400
W. 6altlmore street mh5-tf
100 BBLS. PRIME CITY RENDERED LARD
timore street mhb-tf
1S0 CASKS CLARET AND SAUFERNE
lSO Wines, ship 'Marshaln in casks of 30 and 60
@ aGao' a and and e Lombard HTy Q s e
900 BOXES LAYERS.-R NJ Gormez & Co.;
and Tor a b9 S9E G Fl 100 A half 6qyes MR. s. in store
R00 BOXES AMERICAN WINDOW GLASS
s0HFoS 81 ae HsT = sre manufacturers apss
6S0 SACKS ASHTON'S FINE SALT, in
S y: 1SS and for sale by FoARD ROGERS i s ssT
1000 SACKS .eI s. G, A. SAT- Il in 6 prime order
> 000 LBS. PATENT AXLE CREASE
agent WI BoFoS Rs ap
e 000 PATENT BATH BRICK-Received
y 59T bbESERS9I zRR BoT wi ThsF %
IN 000 DOMESTIC, OPERA, REGALIA,
cash. bS T WEEP HRRS asA.4 s9s sepg
90 000 LBS: PURE WHITE LEAD AND
WI f. B whs Nns S P By ap9
m INN FEEL ga I Il Ia IL u w L
F.OOOFLOORING BOARDS, bright and well
sawed Just arrived from Charleston s c. per schooner n
y j.. Nied, for sale by PENDERGAST BROTHERS. II
Smiths wharf, up stairs.i j23-tf
IN 000 HAVANA CIGARS.-Choice
SG1O.UOObrqnd, Just received and for sale by GUN,
IHER RODEWALD 90 Lombard street, door west OF
South street m3l-tf
S6 000 Ell LEON DE ORA BEARS;
9JS.VOO 10000 FL Leon de Orc Londres, lst; $4,000
III Leon Londres DDS $4,000 FL Ninfa Londres 3 Just re-
ceived per steamer Empire City TIERNAN 4 son, I'm
porters, II N. Charles street. jel3-tf
100 000 FEET GAS and WATER PIPE;
LOO.OOOalso Galvanized Iron Pipe, for sale by
DUGAN 4 JENKINS, 80 S. Charles street fe23-tf
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II AMS.-30 hhds. Western Smoked Bacon inst
AAreceived and for sale by JOS. CARSON n co, "a.