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Chancery Court at Nashville.

E. H childress, ST., c. W. Hyde and Jeremiah
p Clark
A the Office of the Clerk and Master of the Chan
N Gerry Court at Nashville the Both day of Nov.
1890 on motion of complainant by counsel in the
above cause and appearing the satisfaction of the
Clerk and Master, that the said defendant, Jeremiah
Clark nonresident of the State of Tennessee, and
therefore the ordinary process of this be
Served upon him, therefore ordered by the Clerk
and Master tina publication be made for four weeks in
PENDANT to appear at the next term the Chancery
Court be holden for the county of Davidson at the
court house thereof in the city of Nashville, the
first Monday in May next and answer said BILL or the
same will be taken for confessed to him and set
down T hearing parte- ]. Z. GLEAHES, =
dec5-w4t prs feeS3 Clerk and aiaster.-
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ave cannot allow the mouth Of the Missis-
"sippi- neither we of the East, nor the great
..and growing States Of the West, can allow
tito be occupied and held by aforeign
"power. The very same motives. acting.
stoo, with vastly increased momentum, which
would have made it necessary in 1902 to
"tear up auy settlement which France might
s.baEe formed there, would make il still more
Unnecessary now to dislodge any secessionist
'"power that might attempt to take possession
'.of it. New-Orleans is still that one spot of
.fhe globe which nobody can attempt TO
'wrench from us without assuming thereby
stbe position of our natural and habitual
enemy" -
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The public Debt of south Carolina.

The Comptroller-General of South Caro-
lima, in his report to the Legislature now in
session, furnishes the subjoined statement of
the Public Debt of that State:
The following is statement of the Public
Debt proper. as taken from the books OF this
Office. at the close of the fiscal year Septen-
Der Both, 1860. w:
rer cent Stock ousand ng 1st $780,. s44 O7s 60
cent Stock Outstanding FIR Loan, 1888 3S5 s0T- OF
per Bonus, Fire Lean 1888. -4S4 444-51
per cent Bonds Blue Ri e Rail Road 81 600 90
per cent Bon s, New Capitol. so OoO 90
er cent Stock New Capitol, 1856 $50 90 90
per cent Stock New Capitol, 1sAT--.-- 500 coo 90
per cent Sock, New Cspitol, ls5S----
On LIST october, 1859 SEQ e2O
Issued this year 30 0S0-4oO OOoO
per cent Stock, New Cipitol, 1S59-----.--
Issued this year 81, 21O-OO
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Action of mississippi.

The Legislature of Mississippi adjourned
on the 3Oth ult., having passed bill provid
ing for State Convention, and adopted re-
solutions appointing Commissioners to other
States. The junior editor OF the Memphis
Avalanche, Mr.. CLUsKEY, who was present du-
ring the sitting Of the Legislature, says the
feeling in favor of secession was unanimous
but that there was "a minority which on the
issue of cooperation or separate State action
would have strongly favored the former
but '.the discussion of the question of sePa-
rate State action was not regarded prac
teal one, as there was no one who believed
that contingency would arise which would
present Mississippi as Withdrawing by her
self. Indeed, the assurances were so strong
that South Carolina would go out on the
18th of December, that Georgia, Alabama.
and other Cotton States would follow her.
that the idea of Mississippi being placed in
an anomaly of going out by herself If she
took a decided stand, was not contempIa-
ted
The resolutions mentioned above, request
the Governor 'to appoint many Commits
sioners in his Judgment my be necessary
to visit each of the slave holding ates, and
designate the State or 5 aies to which eaci'
Commissioner shall he commission, d. wbo~t'
duty it shall be to inform them hai this lie
gi-lature has passed an act CALI 9 a cnnven--
ton of the people of this State To consider
the present threatening relations OF tie Mr.
thern and Southern sections of th- Cunieder
aey, aggravated BY the recent rlrcIion OF a
President. upon principles OF hostili to the
States Of the South. aud 20 express the earn
est hope of Mississippi hat those S ates will
cooperate with her in the adrpiiun of fl
Gent measures for their common defence and
safety" aud shat should any Southern
State not have convened its Legislature. the
Commissioners to such State shall appeal to
the Governor thereof 10 call the l. gislatnre
together in order thai its cooperation may
be Immediately secured"
The Convention law provides for the elec-
tion of delegates on Monday, the 2oih day OF
December. 1860 giving each county as many
delegates as it has representatives in the po-
pular branch of the Legislature. The dele
gates are required to assemble at the Capital
on the 7Ih day OF January next. aud to ''pro-
coed to consider the then existing relations
between the Government Of the United States
and the Government and people of Mississip-
nj. and TO adopt such measures for yindicat-
ing the sovereignty of the State, and the pro-
lection OF lis Institutions. as shall appear to
them to be demanded; said convention shall
adopt such rules aud regulations tor its gov
eminent and the proper transaction of busi-
ness as they shall think proper"
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Constabie's Safe.

BY virtue Of nine judgments TO me directed and de-
~ hvered from the Hon Thos. B. Page, Justice of
Peace of Davidson county, Tennessee, the 30th
OF Nov $780, Will expose t. public sale the hi
est bidder, for cash, at the house yard the
city of Nashville, Thursday, the 9th day of De-
cember, 1860 all the right title, claim, interest and
estate. which Thos \. Northern then had or may
have since acquired in and to the following described
as the property of fhOs- Northern to satisfy two
judgments rendered in favor of Lewis Wright Ii
favor OF Ira Gibson in favor Of H.A. Beard,
in favor of A G. Rodgers in favor Of W W. Seay,
and one in favor Of Levi Holloway against ThOs. Y
Northern. WILLIAM CREEI4, C. d. c.
deC5-tds
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. DEC. S. 1860
THE CRISIS---THE DUTY OF
THE SOUTH.

Col. NC. TAYLOR, of East Tennessee,
Elector for the State, will deliver an ad-
dress, in the Representative Hall, at the
Capitol, at I o'clock. this evening, Decem-
Der 5th, on the political questions which
are now engrossing public attention. The
people, without respect to party, are invited
to attend.
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GonstaE,,e's sale.

DY virtue of two executions to directed and de-
ID liyered from the Hon. Thos. B. Page, Justice
the Peace OF davidson county Tennessee the It'll,
OF Nov 1860, will expose to public sale the gh
est bidder for cash, at the court house yard the
ber 1900 all right TIT e. els interest and estate
which Thes c. Martin then had, may have since &C
CURED in and TO the following described Negro Boy
named Miles, being levied the d. operty of Thos
c. Martini TO satisfy two judgments rendered in favor
of James w. Wright, and in favor of Sam. s.
Wright against Thos. C. Martin. -.
dec5-tds WILLIAM CRFFJ g. n C
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wHEAT 40 rAREs. a Norcl- o. No..


ITALY IN TRANSITION Public scenes and Private
Opinions in the Spring OF 1850 III strateJ nv oa
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CHAP lERs on WIVES. By Mrs. Ellis. Author Of
Mothers Of Great Men" limo. Muslin
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,,Ihe Dead secret, &c With Illustrations by John
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Rosa or the Partisan Girl From the French of
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THE MILL on THE FLOSS A Novel Rv caoroa
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The THREE CT RIlS. BY Anthony Trollope. Author
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stfIES OFS HOOL AND FAMILY READERS : he
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PhyslcaI sciences aiming the highest degree of
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Readers, now ready.
RIGHT AT LAST, and other Tales Bv Mrs. Gaskeu
Author OF Mary Rarton,r ''My lady Ludlow p
'CranIord' &c l2mo, Me=i n.
HoohERS ILLUSTRATED Natl RAJ HIST RY. Nat
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Nerthngton Hooker, NJ H.. Author OF 'sThe ChiIdis
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DANEsBURY HOUSE. By Mrs. Henry Wood 12mo
MOTHERS TRIALS; o THE FIRST.BORN A Novel
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~Mr. Bnloos, a conservative member of

~ Mr.. BRIGGS, CONSERVATIVE mempef OF
Congress from New York. it is said. will pro-
pose to Congress, at an early day, measure
to harmonic our national troubles. The.
substance OF bis proposition will be the re-
storaiion of the Missouri Compromise line
ication of the Fugitive Slave Law. so as to
make it more acceptable to the North. but
not less efficient for the purposes it is intend
ed to subsrrve.
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'chancery Sale.
P. Grinstead, Admir-. &C. VS.. Nancy Caldwell, an
Others
GEORGE CHAnWEIIIANn AND AYES

DURSUANT TO decree Of the Chancery Court at
Il Nashville, at November Term, 1860, in the above
named cause, win sell TO the highest bidders the
premises Thursday, the 27h December, 1850, The
Lands of which the late George Caldwell died seized
and possessed-the samelying on Mil Greek i, David
county-and the following slaves, to wit Hub ard
age1 IS years; Clarissa (5o), allen (5e5, Henry (30)
Ensanue cd Mary C25) TaPP (2sl, Andy (isl Jane
(161 N iide (12), Harriet I'D Joshua (6), fda a..
TEsxs- Land will be sold on 1 nd years
credit, without interest, good personal security
quired and lien 10 be retained. The Slaves on u
months credit without Interest and for these, notes
OF purchasers. with two good securities, will be
qufred at close of sale. = J. E. GLEAYES, C. NJ
deco ids
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SheriR,s SaIe

DY.virtue of Vend. Eek to me directed and deliver.
ID ed from the Honorable Chancery Court of David
county Tennessee, at its November Term, 1860
will expose 10 public sale, to the highest bidder Tor
cash. the court house yard in the city of Nashville
Thursday the 9th Jay Of December, $780, ali the
right ttle claim, interest and which James T.
Charlton then had, may have acquired in anu
TO the following deserted Negroes viz Aaron Charley
Aggie and Sae, also four work Mules, being levied
the property Of James "A. Charlton, toesstisfy
jud lment rendered in favor of Jno E Gleaves, c. 4
NJ, against James II. Charli on.-s
~ JK. EDMUNDSoN, Sheriff.
dec5-tds By A. CREEL, Deputy Sheriff
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s4.o4s.5lo.I6
The amount due for surplus revenue is n

The amount due for surplus revenue is not
included in the items of the Public Debt pro-
per- as the General Government has repeat
eddy borrowed money since it was divided
among the States. without demanding pay
ment. there is no probability that the State
will be required to refund it. The amount
is 81 05I .422-09. EsEt5
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For Rent or
For Sale or Rent

VIE highly situated Family Residence. No az
Gay Street, between Vine and Spruce, having si9
T1eus well finished and IN good repair with Bath and
houses and ali other Necessary houses Is for
sac on reasonable terms for rent for the ensuing
year FOR terms, &c, apply Is ". d. Robertson Fss
oeci-u B&e es r. l. CRENSHAW
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Mew advertisements.
CONCERTS AND LECTURES

DROF. ERNI of Shelby Medical Colrge, Professors
L Henry Weber and Becker, and a number of Am
Singers will give four Concerts, with Lectures
Chemistry, the latter by Prof. Erni. he first
Concert to take place at the Odd-Feows Hall Fri
day next, December It'll, 1860 at ~ O'Clock, p NJ.
These Concerts are for the benefit of the German
Evangelical Lutheran Congregation of this city. Price
Of ticket for four Concerts 81 so, For Concert
Stores. - - dec5-G
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CITY BANK MONEY WANTED!

ME will take notes On the CITY BANK OF NAH
VILE, and on all solvent Georgia South Carroll
ma ana Alabama Banks at par pay ment Of accounts
and for Books and Stationery. =. HAGAN co
no'zo-u =Fs# Il College Street.
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M RRTED

On Wednesday afternoon, the 2Sth ult., at the
Church of the Holy Trinity, by the Rev Dr. ouintard
Mr.. B. F. BENTLEY and Miss MARY W, daughter of
Samuel Seay, Esq, all of this city.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-05

~The New York Tribune asks the ones
ton "Are we going TO 6ghs?' aud answers
it in the negative. II says The seeding States
may go, and The North will try 10 get along
Without them But in another article il says:
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cor Rent.

IN the Ewing Avenue, a very conv enient Brick
" Cottage with seven rooms Rent $3.50. Likewise
avery desirable Frame Dweliidg house. with cstern,
stable and carriage house, Rent $500 Apply az
Hughes Art Gallery, corner of Union and College
streets. C. c. HUGHES.
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THE LAKE REGIONS OF CENTRAL AFRICA A Pic
tare Of Exp Grafton By icbard F. Burton. Can
tam b n l. Indian Army Fellow and Cold Medal
Ist OF the Royal Geographical society. With Mans
and thsfarlngs on wood Svo- Muslin. Uniform
with Bdrth anu LlciRgStone)
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ODD PEOPLE Being Popular Description of Sngr-
lar races OF Maui By Captain Mayne Reid Author
Of = The Desert Home - The Bush Bows ,; Sc With
Illustrations. 16mo. Muslin
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Wanted.

TNROM the first of January next, Sitting room and
II Bed room furnished. with permanent board for
Lady, Gentleman and Child. Address Board, stating
erns, &C. Box $40 Post Office, Nashville. dec5-2t
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FARADAY on THE PHYSICAL FORCES. A Course Of
SIX Lectures On tae Various Forces Of Matter and
thelr relations 10 each other. BY Michael Faraiav
u I L, r X ) Fu leriGn Professor OF Chemistry
With numerous Illustrations. l2mo NnSiin, - -
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For Rent.
FOR RENE.

HAVE four handsome Cottage Houses in Edeenes
mat would like TO rent TO good tenants lar III
Eer, 1901. For Information call al my residence /,
Eogeneld or on VIM Moore, who is authorized TO ren
"a 80 80 .Hetl- E A. HkRAIAS
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'AH NOVEL By Pisistralus Caxton, or. variet,es
IN English Life BY Sir r Buiwer- IvttoI, . 1-olS
I2nao. Muslin diapers Library Edition Of bull
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Tndershlrts ana DraNers.

CSIK Shirts and Drawers heavy and very fne Cash
! mere shirts an Drawers, heavy and very hne;
NeT5no Shirts and Drawers heavy and very fine;
Lambsw0ol Shil Is and Drawers do do do DO
shaker Flannel Shirts and Drawers 90 do DO
Canton Fhlnnei Shirts and Drawers, do do do
English Brown Cotton
The largest AMI smallest men can find Underwear 20
ct them al No 3 Cherry street door from Union.
oct20-u J II McsIiI.-
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" 7. BERRY & Co. have also on sale e..
NICARAGUA.-its People, Scenery, Mountains. Re
sources, Condition, and Pr, passed. Canal. With 100
original Maps an illustrations. By T. G. Scuier
formally charge D Affairs OF the U 3 10 the ReDub
lie .. Central Amerlca- ! vol Srn
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ITALY IN TRANSITION Public Scenss an, pr;,,.,.
opinions in the Spring OF 1850. Iii strated by on
clal documents from the PapaI Archives OF The Re
N 800 legations BY VIM Arthur, A ". limo
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-05

The WOMAN N WHITE. 4 Novel By Wiikie Col
ms Author OF "Antunna, y s'Ihe Queen os Hsarts y
d Inc Dead secret, }" Sc With Illustrations by John
Mclean. SvO. Paper rs cents MusIin RI -
Edtton noIe ready
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W. T. BERRY & Co.,
Public square.
Life of Gen sral Quitman.

LIFE AND CORRESPONDENCE OF JOHN A. eUTTsfAS.
MAJOR General u : a and Govsrnor OF the tate OF
MISSISSIPPI By J. f. Il. Claiborne vols l2Ino.
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DISSOLUTION.

OVER COATS.
vlHfIAREIPRIA Made OyER COATS, and RICH
/ silk VELVET VESTS at private sale. An invoices
lst received per Raroat, which will be offered
inv days unusu by cheap Tor such goods. by
) noy20 If = BENZ. F. SHIELDS & co.
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TIE MILL on THE FLOSS A Novel By George
Riot, author Of 'Adam Bede' and scenes of CIeTi
ca Life, svo. Paper, so cents Library Edition
12Ino. Muslin.
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georgia, 49,
South Carolina and
Alabama Money, also,
CITY BANK OF TENNESSEE,

Taken par in payment of debts due US for Hard
ware. -. 49, & SAM YANLEER & co.
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La M - FOR THE
rahs WI n . e5T7-As 80 VEST AND SOUTH
LA GGE5S=:57d1 WESTERN
@g5E-YG& VA Y II 4 D

H<i1t -FD RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Cars leave Calvert Station at $50 A NJ and Ak pu
and 1915 A. NJ iof baltimore at
" omnibus from Westminster daily at IA NJ con,o.t,
turns to Westminster " 'ii 'iOAh odltiHOre, re-
Umn1us from Manchester at A NJ meets TO- Is train
d neahesday and Friday. Returning aIternate
timore. A' al VI the ooU Train from Bal
dl0f rpu,,r .-
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sIEh For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. w

-sI-N FOR FREDERICKSBURG. VA.
Iszst1ssssSa;5s- The steamer WIN SELDEN W b Kirwan
Eaptn VIII resume her route TO fredericksburg and land
WHARF, HHAbRRF F Eo0T %. OF TR EET %" on
will leave fredericksburg at o'clock FRIDAY NORNIYE
She VIII continue to leave Baltimore EVERY TUESDAY
ana tredercksburg EVERY FRIDAY during the season
Freight OF every description taken low rates Horses
latte, ana Live Stock generally, handled with care and
comfortably accommodated. Through Goods punctualy AZ
received. 20 sOOh ds
or information, freight passage, apply in Baltimore
her onlce iVo oOt III SIkEfI, er on board the Boat
.-., Agents in Frederick burg
z
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Business Gar0s.
TREEN + YoE, BENJAMIN R. FOB
Ska1pRs Is sg Tfi@f@ f. JssO"s C Faeae0
avn rr,rr, ,,,rr WINES, LIQUORS,
JAMES BOYD,
- REAL ESTATE BR0KER,
,.., rs ST. PAUL STREET.
sss,GP 5EsR k sf purchase and sfs
T H. & J. s. HOGG,
q. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS,
All vvo, .t,s.od .. 81. Nos: SIS AND 10 CLAY STREET
Jobbing attended to WITH punetuality. jal-tf
~ CASSARD & SON,
VI. PORK PACKERS, HAM CuRERs
pRovt sf5 2sA GFNE +
"a .. NOS 407 AND 400 WEST BALTIMORE STEsxr
n3-tI Baltimore.
A MMIDON B CO.,
n WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
KEROSENE, LARD COAL AND ETHEREAL OILS,
KEROSENE AND ETHEREAL LAMPS.
,o.s No. 5. LIBERTY STREET,
olO.tf near Baltimore
CLARKE l. PEGRAM, NJ NJ F'''AA
ReN AND Skfff S2f 5as MANUFACTURED
isls SO Exchange aItF1ad Place
John GREACEN,
.,,s., IN SALT AND PLASTER,
aplo-u No So EXCHANGE PLACE.
MICD0NALD & DUGDALE, 'A0 O''0AAt
PEAS, BEANS HAY, STRAW, MILL FEED FEED, &c
All the sRpr %1 FERTLZERs constantly hand
diff BALTIMORE
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MOVEMENTS or OCEAN STEAMERS
IN BALTIMORE CITY ORPHANS, COURT

TN BALTIMORE CITY ORPHANS COURT.
AFebruary I'd, lS60Ordere that the sale of the real
estate Of ALbERTINA A. NELSON, deceased, made bv
Albert b. Nelson and James Crawford Nelson, the
executor of the last will and testament of the said de-
ceased and this day reported to this Court by the said
executors, be ratified and confirmed cause he
shown to the contrary or before the % day Of
April next provided copy of this order be inserted in
some daily newspaper published in the city Baltimore at
I'd day of March next ' N''e o
The report states the Of the sales be s666 10
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Snip Moses Wheeler, at New Yord from Calcutta re-
ports November 10, at P NJ. came at in in very
dlscoored water could not any breakers from the
mast head 5H PM passed again into clear water the
line was distinctly visible to the eye; should not think
there could be more than 20 80 fathoms the most
and IN heavy weather there would be a dangerous sea-
Capt W judges this shoa to be II miles in extent
in direction ofNW by ", and Sc by E, as his ship was
going knots at the time It's position is SO SO latitude
and 30 46 E lnnnitnda
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@ines. Riunors. DE.

ca BARTH EDMEADES,
t. at the old Established House No 81 South Street.
Se4z9S& IMPORTERS AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Offer for sale in Bonded Warehouse all the standard brands
OF COGNAC AND ROCHELLE BRANDIES Bohlen's
Weesp and other GINS, SCOTCH WHISKEY, JAMAICA
RUNS, WINES, &c.
On CONSIGNMENT,
PENNSYLYANIA, KENTUCKY, VIRGINIA,
AND MARYLAND RYE WHISKEY
! direct from dsters
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~. 0FEIf,p or :, : , y - NlGs5 :. \:

e s.sus-~-F4 OFFICE OF MONUMENTA
S4T1 - SSzssa STEAM TUG COMPANY
e s boats having been put in complete running
and harbor towing at the shortest notice ' VI ''''
Inc company Boats are as follows
Steanef IIGRESS, Captain Luke League
TT, Steamer LIONESS, Captain A. fl League
ont @ are experienced masters every guar
atee gwen Tor the safety of their charpe IT.
Ia OF toWage VIII be made reasonable further infer
"H''on apoy tn The iaptstrs board, of the agent
s,s ~M. y. BOLTON,