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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-05-19

A STAKEHOLDER ON P1Ery.-A slave.
holder from one Of the Southern States
came to a Northern State few weeks ago
to iiberate one of his sons. This man, by
his own confession, has never been married
but has brought up two families or sets Of
children, a couple Of slave women occupy
ing the post Of mistress in the house. Du:
ring much Of thia time the house has been
a regular preaching place for Methodist
ministers, under whose ministry he has sat
without rebuke. When asked what he
thought of Southern ministers, who would
preach against other sins, but never mcn-
ton slaveholding, he replied, with the ap-
pearancc. Of contempt-Es'O, suppose they
think it al -;3,h.:' 1Ie tthen aided t.i;.t
neighbor T., a class leader, was a very pio,s
man, "great on sanc.itieation'' and yet he
sold him a young woman about nineteen
years Of age. We blush to write such
facts, but they only show what Southern
men themselves think of slavcholdins pie
,ty. To show the. temper of the man, VIC
may add that when he was urged by
Northern preacher to seek religious CON-
fort, he sale, 81 have no hope; slavery I
fear, has ruined me both body and SOUL
Zion's Herald. T. = trau. -"
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-05-19

of course, the importation of negro bond.
men from Africa. If not, ,chy not :? 2 A
planter claims the ri ght to take his slaves
into Federal Territory, and you. say he
must be allowed to do it, because State
Rights and Popular Sovereignty require
it. Very we'll: he goes to New.Mexico
or Arizona with his negroes, having sold
his plantation in Mississippi. But the
buyer wants negroes to supply the place
Of those. thus carried of; and he can oct
them from Africa e;: e.:7 900, while, # Oh.
'a'neo RIM Virginia, they would cost
Isi, ,2Oo each. Popular Sovereignty" in
Mississippi says, "Let us have the cheap.
est negroes that are for sale" Why not
If you say, because the law forbids,''
the ready answer is, "You changed the
law to let Slavery into the Territories
why not modify again, so as to let the
planters have cheap negroes 2" Suppose
even one Of the Gulf States to demand Z
repeal of the laws adverse to the Africa,
Siave-Trade, how is an advocate Of " Pop
ular sovereignty" Of the Nebraska-bil
pattern to stand up against this demand
and call for the enforcement: Of tho &c
making the Slave Trade piracy?
Mcn and brethren no ostricl, !o,!,.
will serve the turn. Either Slavery is
good to- be upheld and protected, so fa
as we or the Federal Government hay
power, or it is bad per Sc, and ought to b
resisted and restricted to the extent O
our power. Which is it? and which shal
be our course IN. Y TriLuue.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-05-19

: ! - { -
1 RAzEE1Na WESTERN Posr OFflcEs.-
The evils of the failure to pass the Pos.
Office Appropriation bill begin to be felt
in the Western States. Postmaster Gen,
cral has discontinued several mail routes
on the Mississippi, among others the river
mail between Galcna and St: Paul, supply
ing forty-two postoficcs between these
points: Hereafter all the correspondence
Of the business men or Galena, Dubuque
and Dunleith with all points on the river
above Prairie du Chen must takc the cir
cuitous route By Chicago-traveling over
300 miles out .of the way, and causing de-
lay Of about three days. The river mail
from Dubuque to Rock Island - been
discontinued aln, e,.' ss<% vi
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-18
nouqIas nnd the AboIitiouIst,

u appears that Senator DOUGLAS is greatly in
debted to leading Black Republican influences, out
side of Illinois for his triumph over LINCOLN. This
GREELEY and others were prompted to as stroke
of policy, expecting thereby to fully identify Mr.
DOUGLAS with them. But the Black Republicans Of
Illinois thought they coulc get through without Mr..
D and spoilt the whole thing by nominating LIN
colin The result is that the Black RepuL licsn pa-
pers in Illinois and those out of Illinois nave teen
tnarli1g at each other ever sinceS The New York
Tribune and the Chicago Tribune have recently had
each other by the this matter. The latter
journal is unwilling to lake DOUGLAS into its ranks,
and sums up It's complaints follows:
Let us not be misunderstood nor misl laced. We
yepeatedly ehalg ed the n Y. Tribune, both before
and after our election, with aiding and abeting Mr..
Douglas, and damaging the Republican nominees
and the Republican cause. We did not charge that
this was done openly in its editor al columns but
that it was done coverily, putting In false pO
sititon, and dsnning Mr.. Lincoln with faint praise
in it's Washington orr6sPohdencs and IN the whole
tenor of its columns. In these particulars It has
not absted jot from its then position Of smolhered
Twill and dishonest indirectiOn. Douglas is chesk
by jowl with the Propaganda, oounselng the felo-
NOUS seizure of Cuba and the Tribune is as much
enamored of him in its personal Convictions as
when be denying the first paragraph in the
Declaration Of Independence, the stump il ILL
nois 1t cannot be alleged that this is pur-
sued to make Mr.. Douglas too black for the Charles
ton Convention-a motive which we could under
stand whether we approved it or not-beoause, &C.
cording to the Tribune, be has done that Job for
himself already.
We appreciate the indignation Of our Illinois con-
temporary at The effort being made to put forward
as leader the man whom of all others it has had
to fight for years past. The feeling is natural one
but we predict it viii have to yield TO the more cali
culating policy of the New York Tribune, and that
before another Presidential election the little giant
and his old enemies will be fighting under the same
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-18
STATE CONVENTION.

T,aceordance lth usuge and necessary Of perfect
t ne rganizaon and securing the Of party the
next August election the undersigned as members Of the Demo
cratic State Central Committee, would upon the Democracy
Of the State the necessity Of holding primary meetings in their
respective Counties and appointing delegates the Conventions
Nashville to nominate candidate for Governor
questions connected with federal policy also
with legislation that win probsby be brought before
Convention tits important that every county should he repre-
sened and suggested that each meeting appoint proxies to
their Of inability failure the Of their
DELEGATES to attend.
We suggest Thursday day March, 1859, sua
the sitting Of the Convention and would respectfully
request the Democratic papers e State give publicity to this
notice A. z. CR0ZgER-
r. G. HUNTINGTON,
s. L. FINLEY,
Central COMMITTEES.
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Democratic Candidates.

The Shelbyville True Union announces JAMES NJ.
JOHNSON and SAML H. WEITTHoRER as candidates
for the State Senate, for the district composed of
Bedford and Marshall They are both Democrats
aud will, we suppose, submit their claims TO Con-
ventiOn Of the party the proper means of securD
harmony and success.
The gallant and unwaveriug Democrscyof Ruth
erford have nominated JOHN WOODS as their csndi>
date to represent that county 10 the Legislature;
and VIZ R. DoAK as their candidate for the floating
district of Rutherford and Bedford Better nomi-
nations could not have been made.
The Democracy of Madison have nominated E.
B. McCLANAHAE as their candidate for the Legisla,
ture. The nomination is regarded as good one.
The recent Democratic meeting in Franklin res
quested W. c. WHITTHOREE to become their candi-
date fer The floating district composed of the coun>
ties Of williamson, Maury, and Lewis.
The Democracy of Maury in their recent meeting
expressed themselves in favor Of THo's MCNEELY IS
the next Sen atOr from that district
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TO FLORISTS and Amateur Of
Gardening.

ME just received from New York and Philadelphia,
w Gardening implements fsr Ladies and ChlireR
cheap.
TIE A7araueaor Pruning Shears for pruning and trimming
trees.
Pole Pruning SHEARS for pruning Vines, Shrubs, Ne.
Ladies' PruRing shearht convenient articles for pruning
Rose bushes, ShTubbery, &C
Flower Scissors useful in gathering Roses aua other flowers
which have thorny stems
Gards7pfro Eels Of various sizes Garien Bakes.
Wedding and TransDlanting Forks Triangle Hoes.
Pruning Saws and Chises Bidding Knives
Garden Rule and Lines Garden SPRINGS.
Watering Pots, &c. Spades, shoves Hoes, sc. &e.
MACKENZIE & MfNCUTN.
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NEW ROOES-

NEW BOOKS.
The Land and the Book, or Biblical Tiius,ration,
drawn frOD the Manners and Customs Scenes Snd scony
q the Holy Landry Q. n. Thomson D. yesys
Missionary
History Of Frederick the Greaf---by csryis.
The Life and Times OF Aaron Esurr--by Passion.
Buist American Flower Garden Directory.
The American POuitereT's Companion.
Landscape Garde aings Parks and Pleasure
Grounds.
Practical Treaties on the CuItare Of fhe
Grape
Canes Treat Sc on their Origin Varieties Culture.
For sa'shy CHAs ". SMITH.
fshl5 a. Csiiegs strest.
ron mARCE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-18

Statement of the Condition of the New
York Life Insurance Company the hrst
day Of JanuarJ ls59 made in conformity with the require
ments Of the law Of Tennessee.
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ron CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.

Giciag through Tickets to Memphis and Louisville,
ygNTE splendid passenger steamer NJ. RUNYAN
MILLER, Master, will leave for the above and ellaaa
ali intermediate landings Saturday, the 9t inst, at
O'Clock, NJ For freight passage apply board
febI1 II. H. HARRISON,l ,..s
A. HAMILTON, I HssN'S
KEGUIAR NEW ORLEANS PACKET.
GSTEAMER EASTPORT, f. WuOD Master, will 80
x Nashville and New Orleans trade this 7 s
season. leaving here on FRIDAY, February 18th, at
9 O'Clock For freight and passage apply on board to
febI7 A. HAMILTON, Ag't
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pAcIFrC RArLRoAD.
lcoNcLUDED.l

Speech Of Hon. Andrew Johnson, OF Ten
nessees An the Senate of IA United states,
January 25s 1859.
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PENMANSHIP
AND
PHOTOGRAPHY.
Taught over the Store OF Mr. nzcGill.
corner of College street and the
Public Square.
-


Public Square.
GtHILDREN should be taught correctly
7 at drSt-and when only o years old
LADWs GES1LENEN taught 70 wrlte chasa.
suited Tor Lady correspondents, Merchants Rocks
Since M Dobear above - years sso wrote So puai
Physiology the Anatomy Hand Arm,
principles Of Pennaushp have been discovered, and viii
meuts the position, rules for forming letters, shsdng,
there fully discussed Ths cory books got up sase TO sl
contain a single principle found there.
Mr. DIS sbectin publishing his work, rsacs Penna
ship the certainty Of silence, "a thing that had not been
slant change b teachers and that his system What
isses to Be, Is shown By the abundant taouy lion.
exertions improve the chrOphy q the ae Alfred umc,
veil known in Nashville Tor hs cool Investigation and correct
Judgment in ls43. " Having bad fair Opportunity Of
aiming system Of penmanslp, and having the san
slider it but justice that believe IL Be not only
5esf system bat the Osiy 0ae dsssrrllg Lle Hdnas
In ls3 Dr. A. P Aerrl President Of Board q Visitors Of
NacheE Institute says, from edge have o. your plans
from observation here in previous and from ei
only system IN tiGf dsseuss Es l1nle therefore
. sy sn1'' for proper instruction in " to the '''A Of his
After witnessing the teaching Of Mr. D. Of about 800 pupils ia
Public Schools Of Nashville, says deem ny duty
press my opinion Of your Psamansp IRON what oher'e
have watched closely both method Of impzrtus iuctian
and me e. me papis rs ne otl sym sh
has only to be understood By Teachers, superinieutl aud
Trustees in general, . be appreciated and adopted
Principal Of Eairhez iasrltuts.
Naichez. Dec. - Ief5."
VIII the Superintendent and teachers the Public Schools
Of Nashville inform the public whether principles Of
penuanship have been discovered and tey sd
whether there oNLv csresi nsis Of teach
ing, and II whether the organization Of
beea changed.
In 1876 Hon. Judge n Green for . years on TIE supreme
bench Of Tennessee, sys; Mr. Dohrsr spent many years
teaching ard perctng his Of instruction., and
superior any teacher Of penua1ip have Yea
VIII perceive that he q dne inieligcnce lie
gives instructions without Feasl and reasoning
just and Gear that you perceive The principle be
impart-and that being fixed IN the mnd the pup scn upen
it. write with and Tap. veil Eh es
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NEW PUBLIeATIONs
cYCLoPEDIA BIBLIoeRAPHIcA

DARL1s
CYCLOPEDIA BEBLIoGRAPHIcA
Recently published in T'o Large vslnn. suFsF r0ys so-
JUST KEcgIFisD By
w. T. FERRY 3 CO., public square.
OLD ENGLISH BOOKS.
w. 7. BERRY Co, have in Store curious ealssos
q Old Books, viz.
Bo'Tortas Antiquities Of EngIand and Wapiasi Grass
ANTIQUITIES Of England iles vols folio, plates su
Antiquities Of Westminster Paaes. Stephens Chap
si' &c. vol ttO plate Speeds HssiOrs Of Great Britain
VOL ioiio' ss Stripes History Of the LIE as
most Reverend Edward Grina First Bishop Of London voi
i0l' she'idans Speeches, svO Wrshts Mornings in
Bow Street the NewgAte Calendar VOL svo tie New rev
gate Calendar. vOIs. svo Sc
Together with large eOilestion q rars and curious old Books,
just resolved BY ". T. BERRY x co
k65 Booksellers, Public sq1are.
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COLLECTIONS OF
r l. o w Err = SEEDS BY MAIL,
FREE or POSTAGE.
TWENTY SEZE0r AED cH0ICE TARIET1Ey -F0R ..


NOR the accommodation % those who love the cultivation ~
flowers, but who reside distance cm where hey
procured have selected the beautiful and shoy vae
each distinct color, and calculated produce
When planted in beds groEps the foEe torr We hais
had each variety distinctly marked with the botanical ad English
name. height, time o. f0Werng, color o. the Tower, %
growing, whether trailing, the time should sewn,
and oihe valuable hints It's cultivation. In selecting
varieties have been careful exclude all which ~
blaomers or have Insignificant appearance that The co
lions viii comprise only those which really shuEy
and which believe would prove the entire
Of lady gentleman who might he disposed
The collections will be ant free By post part TIE couuty
at the following prices.
Assortment No consists Of twenty ehoics yareses Of
a s -ss
" No ? consists o. twenty choice Vuricuss %
Biennias and PeTenuials- ! 90
" No. 3 consists Of ten dne varieties d
Annals and Perennas. embracing
many Of the and choicest in Gull
a 1
= No. consists Of I've very choice varieties
selected from Prize Flowers u Eng
lish Pansies. German Carnation ana
Picotse Pnks, Yes benas Trufsnts
French, Astsrs and Double 10 d.
hocks each Of which sold al .
cents sing - ------..----.-.-..- GO
ALEX. MACKENZIE,
fehlf-lm. "a College street, Nashville
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DON'T BE HUmBUG'D!

S&
VF F0U WANT THE GENUINE SCOTCH,
aBRAZILIAN PEBBLE, or ROCK CRYSTAL CONVEX IKE
tsCOPIC PAHTIsCOPIC sPECTA Giles, yon aflr,fgs
get the genuine Reasonable prices The G0u and Silver
nave our name Pebhs Stamped on all We sell for Pebble.
Brazilian s0caed Pebble Ia silver frames for 81 20 s2j0
n rar gold frames 81 SO per pair genuine Pebbles
frames So 81 pair, silver frames DO 81 30 70 s. 50 per pair,
soli superior and aeE ~ IIle5 ~ % ~ per l1oss
ne isitRf0. sA0ad 81 careful n Purchasing from rs
EDDLEkfSs who peds e. cir article through the cosrry
o s any prize they get, and are in way identified W
he people. but only vast their orr articles az
rry9ted represented Id alJCajs hand
ne guarantee good and girs entire safigftcfion.
n VIII show The unacquained hos tell The real PEBBLE
rom imitation prevent their being imposed upon
,llsses slectsd to sut and a. in Old frames.
Qsin what particular do the Brazilian speetases, Nhea
sheycOme the msnufacury Philadelphia Gferi
IN. H CALHOUN a co.
fssls Ne. 10 Psbis SPAR
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d. IoHN eHELRF,s
Fine BIsoded stock--HSrses, Jacks, Jen-
nets, Hogs and CattIes
FOR SALE.

the agent DR.. SHELBY will o6er pablo sale, on
SATURDAY, the 9d day CT April next, All his theF0uE
bred SaoE Mares Jacks Jennets Hogs and Cattle, that
Raieraud, Nashville 1t Is useless give
the pedgTee Of this stock In advertisement but can sae
that tey win show good blood in the United States
viii MENTION amongst the four year old
Stallion Mark Young, half brother to SOCKS, and yearlng
hy his half sister, viii be offered. Tie sale will take place
the farm, commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
TERMSAl under $50 cash, all under 100 four months,
all s and under 80 twelve onths and All $50
one and Two years credit Notes endorsed and payable in bank
without interest.
Those who wish aud examine the stock &C.
ply 70 Mr.. p. s. Mc9J RY The Farm at the Office
Of the Nashville Gas Light Company
sAny Of the above mentioned Stock be purchased at
iebIi-.d. WASHINGTON BARROW.
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Auction Sale OF Groceries
BY
NORRIS q RATION.
ON wednesday Mornin g next, sSd Feb.
will offer auction complete Groceries
and Liquors, consisting in part as follows:
400 hhds Sugar all grades, 50 DO do do
800 bags choice Rio Coffee 10 ATS Nos I and 2;
eco bbis aud half bbs Molasses leo boxes Goldfish;
choice, ltO boxes Basins,
100 packages Star Candles, 100 drums Figs,
100 do T&il0W do p boxes Oranges;
900 boxes Soap, II bags 5 Almonds,
SO do Starch, 10 boxes Pecsns,
2nO dozen Painted Buckets, % boxes Cove Oysters,
30 dsE Nests Tubs; 20 boxes Tobacco various sris,
80 do WashboaTds, 500C0 Cigars, do d
IS do Brooms, 50 bills Yinegars,
$50 kegs Nails, assorted, eOu h5ls Tenn White WHISKY,
80 boxes Glassware do 100 Pixies Magnolia;
500 Johns, assorted, 10 n. 3. kim
40bbs No. }, large Aackerel: 10 bbls Gin
febl7 MORRIS & STRATTON.
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
FENE partnership existing the undersigned Stck
lsr Ellis &c dissolved the 3lst OF December last,
by mutual The Of the other partners in
the business purchased BY Thomas Eakn who assumed the
liabilities OF the firm and alone authorized sign in liqaids
ton. THOMAS EAKIN,
LESLIE Ellis,
febIs. SAM A. sTRIcKLER.
The notes, books and will remain at The old stand
now Abay, Gibson Co... in charge Of A. g Adams, for set
henen whcn those in will call and make inmedas
payment, as longer indulgence cannot be given
fsb'6-lm. en- THOMAS EAKIN.
NOT1CE.--The partnership of Campbell
Cobb is this day dissolved by Limitation. ther party is
authorized to use the Of the firm in liquidation,
H. CAMPBELL,
feb Il, 1853. j. COBB.
Campbell having purchased the interest Of J. Cobb. will
continue The importing Obng and ratA business at No. 40
North Market street
Those wishing buy China Glass Queenswar very cheap
for cash, will please call. febl6-dW.
GUNS! GUNSg! GUNS!l--JuSt received, n
few very fac Double and Single Shot Guns Also, Colts
Aliens and Derringe Pistols that Will he sold low for cash
febl5. MCCALL & co.
GtARPENTER'S AND COOPER'S TOOLS.--
Just received large lot Of the above goods, including
Hoops, Knives, Planes saws, Haches Auger &c &C., which
offer at reduced prices for cash.
febl6 MCCALL & CO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-18

GOdey's Laly with sprng Fashions just received By
ieb7 CuAs " SMITH
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AUCTION SALE OF GOCERIES,
CARTER, WILLSFORD & CO.,
Successors to Carter Mckay & Co., and ,, Lanier.l
On Tuesday, February 22d, 1859,
ENTE win for cash Warehouse 5,
bet street. large assortment OF Fresh and Choice
eries, comprising in part the following articles,
100 hhls La Sugar. 100 boxes Tobacco, vars binds,
100 tags Rio Coffee, 900 cases Cove Oysters,
90 bags Lsguvra Coffee, 200 boxes 20 Bar Sap,
81 b1le New NOasses, 900 boxes Palm Soap,
80 u bbls MOlasses 100 hoxes Foxes Starch,
50 bls Crushed and Powdered i09 Woods Starch,
Sugar 2t0 dozen Broom-s,
800 b5ls Cincinnati v hisky, 400 boxes Star Candies,
> bills NeVsom 100 boxes Tallow do
so old Robertson County do 80 L a bbls Cranberies,
50 old Rye and Bourbon do go Painted Buckets,
p e pipes Brandy, 100 boxes W Il 4 Cheese.
. bblsWater and Butter Crack . bags Pepper,
eTs, 3DJ reams Wrapping Paper,
100 kegs Nails, assorted, 20 cases Sardines,
3nn,n00 assorted Cigars
With many other articles too tedious to MENTION
We intend sell the above goods without reserve
also, Offer without limit lot Of Virginia
Tobacco manufactured by JAS Thomas, Jr Of Richmond
CARTER, KILLsFORD & CO.,
febl6-d No. Market street.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

TENHE new passenger steamer JAMES JOHNSON, -
JEssE JOHNSON, Captain will leave for the above Lax
ali intermediate landings, fRIO-T the 18th
o'clock, p For freight passage apply board
or to feblel r. HAMILTON, Agent
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MACFARLAND'S VARIETIES.
New CONNIE rcial H III.
MANAGER MR.. A MCFARLAND.
Last night but one Of MSS SALLLE ST. CLAIR
FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 1Sth' 'o9'
Will be acted, FOUNDING OF PARIS.
To conclude with The Serious Family
Admission Children Servants % cents Doors
ToicIocki rrac;seIv y frb1S
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FRESH ARRIVALS,
At Nos, 40 and ~ Union street,
BY
VESSEL d THOM PSON.
80 boxs Sicily Oranges. l00bxs Rasns, all pack
20 do Lemons, ages;
1900 Cocoa Nuts, bxs New Curra-ts,
10 chests fine Tea, I50dO T.. D. & W. r. Cheese,
baskets assorted Cham lOcasss Edam Cheese, direct
payne Wines, superior frsm Holland,
quality, 20 bbls Champagne Cider,
900 doz Woods Oysters, and2 p Cider Ale Pumps sill
10 warranted, tops
so dOz Maliby Oysters, ID Tierccs Dried Beef
cans, do Sugar cured Hams,
The with endless variety Of other articles
Offering at reduced cash prices.
Feb IS. VESSEL 4 THOMPSON.
NTEGIIOES FOR SALE.--We have a most excellent
and his wife, both little advanced age the
good cook washer and rOner the most excellent
gardener and reliable negro.
febI7. II. II HAYNES & co.
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AUCTION SALES.
BxTENsILE SALE or eRocEHuEs,
BY
s. A. G. NOEL s. co.

Eewl oasr sale Warehouse large and eour,,
Groceries, comprising part eollosn sr
ces
100 lhds Sugar; go hoxes Kaisens;
s0U bags Coffee, $50 half do
go IBIS Molasses; 50 bags s. S. Almonis,
100 = bhs: 10 bales Fibsrts;
40 keys Nails, assorted; 10 Engsh Wainuts;
Ice hbls Cine matt Whisky; bales Brazil Nuts
. do Rye. De 50 boxes Tohacco-yariou bids
p do Bourbon de = Matches;
- DO Am Brandy: 15i dog Buckets
% DO Holland Gin; 50 nss Tubs
eO0 boxes Glassware % coils Manila Rope;
$50 DO Chesee; $4,000 Cigars. various brands;
100 hbls Mackerel; q bills Picans
50 half do IS bags do
500 boxes Star Candles lCO bbls Herring;
200 half DO 900 boxes do
900 quarter do 50 kits Mlekerel.
With al other articles usually offered. sell every
Wednesday. febl7-dtd ). A. @. NOEL 4 CO.
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VINEGAR.
1HS BARRELS CIDER VINEGAR, fusd
IL %sb received and fer sale BY
feha. MIZELL, HOOPER CO.
OYSTERS.
100 CASES FRESH COVE OYSrERs-'put
ISU up expressly for this market by Messrs piCe a
Litig, Baltimore rcsived
feb9. MfLELL. HOOPER a Co
FRESH PEACHES.
lust received 25 Gases OF Choice FRESH
at Peaches, Of excellent favor and warranted. -
fet9 MIZELI, HOOPER & co.
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TN Store aud for sale Shipment of supe-
rior Moasses. MILELL, HOOPER & Co,
eh9 Nos. 6 and Marset street.