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rFsrrmnNrArs.

scslffo ~ AND Others Who have thsropghly tested the mer-
its Of the Ye Gas Air light pronounce It the best and
cheapest Rh. known. Numbeess testmOnais being
received daily FROM all quarters vOueh2g fOr the excellence Of
this light, few Of which given below.
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o u R f L A q
Hoist. host our flag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold foat high,
Unfold its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sky.
In war, let every stripe goforth,
Borne by the p2trict's hand,
Proclaim Its beauty and its worth,
Ger and hill and strand.
II peace guard well the sacred boon
fBeGueathed BY patriots blood,
For oh twas won in freedom's cause,
Amid the battles hocd.
Hoist hoist our hag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold float high,
Unfurl its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sky
Hoist hoist, our Gag in Arts great reign,
Let every star hoat higher,
Up with the nations emblem,
Above the tsllest spiTe.
Let fennesseans every where
Let every State around,
Know where type Of nature 3 made.
Where every type is found.
Above our own ATf GG1erI,
Our country standard wave,
And underneathits folds preside,
The besutiful-the brave
The child-tne parsnt-patriot-aiu
The warrior without strife,
Rests here, in sWeetsstportraiturs
With every charm but life
Then raise our bsnnerto theskyl
Let every star bearneWs,
Thattypes at the Art G1Usry,
Are made by O. c. HUGHES,
tabI5-dkwtf Corner Of College and Unicn sut
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-nn BUSHELS Cauads Black Seed Oats and 500 b,,t.l
bkkkt Michigan White Seed Oats
To arrive on steamer Lebanon to-day, and Tor sale by
MlZELL, HOOPER a co
FaD1s NCB. 8 and Market vtr.s4
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MAGAZINES FOR MARCH, IsoO

- BARRELS strictly choce Neshannoch Potntoes-rpr
chased expressly for seed 20 Arrve steamer Lebanon
70 day, for sale by MlLELL, HOOPER & CO.
al Marx afg+-.,
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~tAE be had only Of JAS. A. MCCLURE, the s57v..
Y role represen tatiye in Tennessee OF those re-
nOWned makers. They sold BY lin az manu- ~
facuer prices, With freight only added All others offered
secondhand Call at 80 Union street for toe new article
mars ! A MCCLURE.
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA X. a.
90 tl
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER

GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at 4:4O A NJ and Bpm
Arrive at Chattanooga P n and AN.
COMING WEST.
Deaye Chattanooga at SA NJ and P NJ.
Arrive at Nashville at 6:l0 II and "a NJ.
Ii rail connection and shorestroue to Boston, New York
n Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City, Richm0nd,
Petersburg, Lynchburg Knoxville Savannah, Charleston
Montgomery, Menu his, New Orleans, &c.
Both Trains connect at Stevenson with Trains on Memphis
and Charleston Raroad and at Chattanooga with Trains on
East Tennessee and Georgia and Western and Atlantic Railroads
Through Tickets may had st any hour application 70
Ticket Agent, at office st Depot, to the following places
at the following prices, viz:
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New steinway Pinnos

A no. ] DWELLING HOUSE, situated Cherry Street
between Church and broad For particulars apply this
Once. or 70 Gen. ANDERSON a the Postofioe.
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EJoDEY's Lhdys Book, Petersons Lady National and
VI AT.hur's Rome Magazine, for sale by p. HAGAE,
fehIG 81 CoeEe Slreet.
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From n. D. Gross, Nashville.
Melville, Tenn, Dec. L, 1859
Messr T. j. TAYLOR B. Col have had in for about six
months past your Vespsr Gas Lights, and gives
great pleasure egard FAR superior 9TH
portable light that have met with.
Its simplicity Of arrangement freedom from danger Of eXpo
sion. cleanliness and adness, and parity Of light quail
ites that any who will try it, It gives
gh which he equal in brancy to the ordinary
gas light. Very respectfully, n. D. Cross
These only very Of the testimonials have. Cal
and examine for yourself Buildings, Cherry
street, Nashville, Tenn. THOMAS II. TAYLOR q CO.
Il merchants from the the country expressly invited to
give us call wish to establish agencies throughout The
Ian S-u
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DENTOvILLE & co.
Druggists & PrescrtPtiOnists,


Union and American Bi0ek
Corner Church and Cherry streets,
NASHVILLE TENN.
II EEP constantly hand full snd large assortment Of
Druqa, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints Oils Dye stus etc,
Glass and Glassware.
American, English and French mEnuiaoture.
Landreth,s Garden Seeds
large assortment handwsrranted fresh and genuine
comprrug varieties usually sold il our market at VERY
FEICEa
Grass Seeds.-.C .Ciover and blue Grass.
Finest Virgin Brands Chewing Tobacco
do do do Smoking Tobacco. in papers.
large domestic and imported Liquors, snus Pipes,
Wines Brsndiss and Liquors. for medicinal and cooking
purposes, warranted strictly pure and reliable
Fine Black and Teas fresh from the Canton Tea Com
pany; Juiube Paste and assorted Gum Drops Of French
manufacture.
COUaH CAEpfE.Brown Iroches Bryan Pumonc Wafersi
H0we's Hoarhound Candy
Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours ddV and
night, Of fresh and reliable medicines.
spsidngs Prepared Glue for furniture, picture frames
cockey just received Every family should be supplied
With bottle OF this almost indispensable article For sale by
DEMOVILLE h co,
Tor hrYr nudC cherry tres
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TESTIMONIALS.

NASHVILLE, Dec. l., 1859
Col 7. II. TlYLoR-Dear Sir have used for time
Of the Vesper Lamps and beg leave obligations
you having introduced it notice TO persons living
in the country parts city where gas cannot be had
who may desire light much economical than gand at
the time fully equal to t in Illuminating poWer-ths ap
pGratus will prove desideratum.
regard this the beautiful and most useful invention
for procuring, small The advantages Of light thai
seen the time that perfectly sa-and
the lamps simple construction and managed with
Very truly yours, FAIL.
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STAR AND DADAmANTINE CANDLES.
THIE attention of the public invited tn the fact that most
Of the Star and Adamantne Candles offered for SALE
Deficient in Weight
So that what is sold for pound actually weighs but Il Is
and packages marked 40 lbs a short two three and
five pounds to the box.
Many Candles that really the pound branded
sold sixes making difference against the Of
pounds the box The variation usually made in the price
is not pToporOned to this difference the following statement
shOWB:
Box OF svens contains PAT Candles sold for 3s lb
which is the actual weight.
Of IA OF, Short Weight Skies contains only 24O
Candles size the sevens, and is sold for 40bs.
SuppOsng the price OF the former be 25 cents the latter
Is there will be difference Of twenty cents in price, and
Candles in count per box, in favor Of the full weight
Candle retailers and and this will be increased Eve
cents per box for every cent advance in price.
The subscribers have always made their Candles full sixteen
the pound and marked packages at the real weight
which may ascerined BY testing them. As their experience
in the enables article equal in quality
any the Market they solicit the patronage OF purchasers who
to study interest sld, the time,
! courage correct dealing. PROOTER & GAMBLE,
febl7-d6LW3m Cincinnati.
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PROGRAmmE:
FRsT DAY-Tuesdayco Stakes, Cor three year olds mile
hatsone hundred sua fy $3.50 dollars euanceity $50
dollars ior q which the Club viii sed hundred $780,
81 the rnce is run. II = To close lst May 1860
sAEE Dar1ockcy Club Purse $500 two hundred DOLLARS
mile heats
sroon VeineIaay-cot Stake, for two year old nile
heatstFo hnndred (e 0 dollars enance-ny V59 dollars
forfeit. III f7f0 close lst Nay ie5O -.
SAM DlT-Joeey Club Pure ree hundred $sO9 dollars
two nile helis.
TEIEB hurl5ayJoekey Club Purse hundredls5OW
iosrs-3 mile heats.
mile heats-3 in s.
FouEH FssyCol Stake, for year ol5s, mile
hundred F97 dollars ensranceone hundred l9lO0 dol
lars forfeit . ac Club will add three hunared (S3o dol
lars, 81 tharnce isrun F7To close lst Nay, lde0.
sawF Dtyandicsp rscs, mile heaspurse four hundred
{egn9i dollars. Second horse 70 rave his entrance.
FyH D.ysriurdaypost Stake, mile heas-free for all
aqee hundred {S200 dollars entrance, play pay;
uhfh the Club VIII twelve hunded el o0l dollars II
or more start The second horse his entrance Five
more 70 ali the stake To close the lst Nay, ls60.
Entries 20 be made 70
s. TATEs LEVY, see'y and Tress'r.
gavanuah Februarg 9th, 1860.
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EHESH PEACITEy
SEED OATS

Il NsToRE and FOR sale, small shipment OF celebrated
L Fresh Peaches n cans, by
MlLELL HOOPER L co
Nos C. GaDEs 3 Al
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9IOO REWARD.

A NEGRO nan by the name Of HENRY, runaway from ny
"a house IN sumner county. the 5th DAY Of September
lo5g he IS about "A years DID, Of black complexion, about
feet or inches high fall face hne head o. hair weighs o or
l4e pounds he what's termed No. second rate mani has
some marks his back hips Had when be e brown
sack coat about half lie raised BY Wiley J. Douglass
in the State; II in any other State viii give hun
dred dollars
Address r. H. HAYNES Co. Nashville, Tenn myself at
ssunderEviIe fiauQ9-d9i JOHN x. TAYLOR
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TWyHE Nashville Coal Company viii from this date oGa
their superior Coal at IS and 20 osat1 per hushel from n
oaeson Cherry street, between UuiOn and Church
nhs q
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9asBdIIt Gnipu ano 5meritun.


ons Square, year. S9OEaoh additional Square, So
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, will be charged for the excess.
IN THE WEEKLY,
ONE DOLLAR per Square for the FIRST FTr oEs for each
subsequent Insertion.
Advertisements published in both the Daily and Weekly will
be charged the full daily with half the weekly rates
added.
1rGaseat Adosrtsis7sts ssf Be paid for Gt tie time Of
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Mr. THoHAs TAYLoR-Dear Sir: have been using the Yes
per Lamp, sold by you September last, and per-
fecty satisfied that OF the economical If not
economical well brilliant lights that be had. 1t
is easily managed, and I, unhestngly recommend it to all
out Of the reach Of gas. ALEXANDER FAIL.
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HOUSE PAINTING,

yHE subscriber preDaed execute With the rsat.t
prompnes all contracts however large, which may be ten
Jeredin style and ters which fail 70 give
ton he is also prepared to execute al manner of
SIGN ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, aRAuIsa AND NARur4Ns
Having that the services Of mosexper
and experienced artists
Ts subscriber would request persons having work In hE
gve him . call before making anal arrangements
r. 7. FLEMING,
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FROM Seabury & Co., Gas Filters Nashville
The Tesper Gas makes brilliant and beautiful light, that
cheap and portable and perfectly safe The construction Of the
Veper Gas Burner and reor Is perfectly mple that
not get out Of order, il explode.
The management Of the burner is easily understood and
quires attention keep clean and in good order
thsn ordinary gas fixtures The light produced by the Veper
Gas consider fully equal in every respect other kind
Of Gas light JOHN NJ SEABURY,
T.J.SEABURY,
H S. PEACH.
Nashville, Dec. 1859.
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Now on NEVER.


AM nov in the city and engaged IN selling county rights
for the State Tennessee for the manuaee and sale q
my Patent Improved Bes Hives the virtue and superiority
Of which have on testified hundreds Of the worthy
eminent citizens Of country The construction of ny Hive
is simple and promise il is the only Hive In ths world known
bicn uoof against mothe Persons dssirOus pur
chasing se- family county yhts for the best Bee HTain
TIE world nd for few days a. The Auction Rooms Of
Mesa Hardy Brothers, where will be hsppy % them
juIy2O-a JOSEPH KENT.
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Waterfield & Walkers.
rHE HOuAYE Hat.

VKTITH the opening Spring, WaterfieId K Walk
wv er are ready with all that and dssirable,i se
Hat department Their assortment offers Advantage
the purchaser, and will be sold at their usual low and uniform
prices. lmar3
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Manny's combined BeapeP and
Mower.
IHTITH WOODS ImPROVEmRNT,..Fb,,
Wv celebrated hachne eceived the s premium of Crapd
5oLD MEDA as the combined Reaping and Moving
Ky in September 1857 The trial came Of Syracuse New
York. in july where all the Pr pa Machines the United
States thoroughly tested The committee made their
through Marshal P Wilder President United States Agricultural
Society, st Louisville, Ky.
also received the ward the Reaper and AZ t b
Mower before two separate committees appointed hy the pest
dent OF the Davidson County Agricultural Society," at Nashvs
july 1857 most Of he machines now il use in Tap
Numerous other premiums and awards given this Mships
during the last season, over every Maehnein America
The above machines are FOR sale by the underyigoed
B. 2. OHEATHAM,
General Agent FOR the State.
-. USHER, WHEELBs 4 CO.,
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THE ZOUAVE HAT.
NEW assortment Of those popular Hats IN The most aP'
n proved eolors, at
mars WATERFIELD 4 WALKERS.
LADIES, HIDING HATS.
GONE extra qualities Of Riding Hats Ter lhe Ladies' entirely
- designs; also full assOrmen Of Hats and Caps for
bows and Children WATERFIELD 4 WALKER,
mar3 20 Public Square.
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Extra Printed French Organdies;
Scotch " in very great variety;
Jaconstts, small figure,
Pacific Lawns,
Brilliantes:
Madder Flounced Robes;
Chintz 4" Organdy Robes;
Double Skirt
" Neuf Volants Robes;
Grape Maretz;
" GAIA Barage;
'' Tamatins, Solid Tamatins in great variety;
" LaVellas POplins;
" End and End Glaces;
" ChenOis Ducals, new anG beautiful Designs;
" G0rwich Crinoline POplins;
"a Notified Lusters new Designs;
Assorted Foulard Silks, large line, new and
desirable;
This list presents unusual attraction, each line
being very complete and heavy.
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STRAMRERRIRs1


n HAVE for sale the very finest STRAWBERRY PLANTS,
adapted TO this climate cultivate none bu the best
qua and persons in want Of SUCH Wl by calling
them % perfection.
will sell Plants cheap had anywhere else. Or
ders len at DEAOVILLE 4 CO.'S will be promptly attended TO-
mari dim n. WHITE
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E Annual Meeting over Ten Brock Course VII com
enoe thsseeond Tuesday January, 1861, and continue
throughout tie week.
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1eTnTGCE.s--On the niylt of tte or las-
inslsnt s5o bin the Uliuu Bank Of Iann1sea va
through mistake. passed al the of tie bar ro 81 rs
ST. Cloud Hotel 10 somo iqr s. u TIE psrsoa b h
twas psslsd discovered he ey viii please rstr ~
oesiI-H
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Board an0 Rooms.

A HOME WANTED-For an interesting Or
IN PHAN GIRL about II years Of in respectable pr
vse family town convenient TO good pubic school Ad
dres with terms kc GUARDIAN Box No. 1873 Tribune Office
ITO PHYSICIANS.--Age gentleman wishes BOARD
Il for his wife who subjeo periodical attacks in
tie family Of respectable physician in the upper part Of the
city Undoabted reference given Address d. D., Tribune
Ofioe-
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Groceries, provisions, sc.
Families supplied with
DURE MILK.
L Address or sspplyt2 vcvr.

DURE MILK.
Nv DECKER ofros No. lss East 9th It
CULVER SOAP-A new and beautiful prepare.
~ ton, made by the BOSTON INDEXtCAL SOAP, Co.. ex-
ely for cleaning and polishing SyerPlated and Britannia
and effective OF the powders In
use and ray be used evon by fenced help with perfect
safety contains nothing that possibly nure the Gne
signed for toilet superior any ether soap for
cleaning Paint Ststusry Artificial Teeth clate
Many largest importers and manufacturers OF Silver and
Plated Ware who have used have given 1t their unqualified
approval Read the following:
BosroN May O. 1889.
Messrs. SAFPoRp BURpIT1-Gentlemei After repeated
trials your Silver Soap recommend the best a
Gle have for cleaning plated aud silver 1t
must be used by every family Yours respectfully
"ShREFE BROWN 20. (ate Jones ball 4 Co.p
" BOsToN, June J. $3.50.
Genemen We have during the Last twelve months given
your Silver Soap ough trial and find there nothing equal
cleans silver quicker better and with les trouble
than anything have been able lind Yours respectfully
SAMUEL 4. tROSBY 4 Co. No. 50 Washington
PUMICE-ST0NEs SOAP
This Soap unyaed for its eraye properties Is free from
causc hka IL the hands and renders them ssn and
white 1t acts like magic in removing Writing and Primers
Ink Pitch Vanish Acid and other STAINS from the hands with
the OF OIL alcohol other neutTsnng agents II s
equal TIE best French Poncne in quality and Is sold for ss
than half the price
STAFFORD & BURDITT, Agents, Boston.
Sold by dealers generally Ia Newly ork.
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90 turner's ano Others.

DELLHAM SEEDING POTATOES for SALE
and now ready for delivery, IS per barrel They
large white eay, and the earliest Known. Apply to r. L.
PILL, Newly FORK ity.
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no ODE MORT0AGK RONDH0I.prRs n ri.

To t tss N. MoR .Tyl,s GosDHoLDERs Of "
CoMPtNY,Late Chcsfo s4 Ms.apv Rs,, n11iLcn sxD
nyIfbe agreement between te area, e,.,s ~ oSsmns
efs o. prepared and ~ e Csso,, oonase&4
at meeting OF BondhoIdefs Dee e. isss ssS ss2e.nsS
adopted Is ready for sgnsur and can Sc feaea - -
fee OF CHARLES CONGDON, Rsseefver NJ 1e ia shs ~
time limited within which may ss1sa win ., - ne
TO- 1850 sufficient number Of the Bs4ssdsr. hsys $3.50
their assent Il justify the Com Il hsirs, 80
Is DO reasonable doubt ofs boing so5 Sl, 49,. sss
The Committee pointed for its' y ~ nsssIss
the agreement, to be heifs
Bank on the 2Is, day Of March iS0, q, hsth m "a -
purpo,e 0. appoinfn9 the Attosyt it,i 49,
and 10 ranss sny other business proper ~ {1as 81 ~
meeting CHARLES MOKKsS tfN
WILLIAM HO0E, 3Ssmmifso.
Y. G. READ,
N. PECK
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gnsurante Companies.

LINTON
~ FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE No. 50 WALL-sT
CAbd 8S5es1
WITH A sURPLUA
DIRECT0RSi
gtIoH LANG NOAH 8. HUNT
EFTGHaN TOWNSEND, THOMAS SMULJ.,
CRAs. r SWORDS, J. h RANSOM,
JOHN PENF0LD, GEO. A TOWNsEnD
mHE COMPTON, DON AL0NZ0 CUSHMAN
d. henry HAiGHT, u. SMITH,
JOSEPH LAWRENCE, ALFRED WILLIS.
IF0SARDOs sUAREZ SYLVESTER II. WAHD,
sILAS BRONSON ALIVE r LAiNG.
4 n Emo ROBERT NJ. BRUCE
John WATSON, J. s. BOYD,
I0sEPH w CORLIES A. YZNAGA DEL VALlEs
aIMiiRI WILLETS LAWRENCE TURNURE
q r NICOIL HENRY A. LEVERICa,
GEORGE GRISWOLD, JR.
HUGH LANG. PcAAs.A
JAMES B. AVIS, IT,, Secretary.
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ITO LET. LEASE, OR FOR SALE,

gTyO RENT-FOr d term of years, from May
Il next. the HOUSE and LOT, nov Oco9Pied By Mr. j.
Pe.uimsR No ~ East thst honti0g Union SQUARE and
49, being IS feet front The House very
arrs ard % elegant having cost about 5000 20 build
She premises suited far large Oentemans Clnb House. OF
ss eieseat on yste bOsrdib ghouse Apply 10
T. V. HACGHWOUT, NO. 400 BFos1Way.
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Bnil6ing Materials.

DERFECT PROTECTION AGAINST FIRE
and other accidents buildings by ssiaS
THE SOLID WROUGHT RON BEAMs
manufactured by the Trenton lrou Company
THE EXTRA COST Is fKlFLING
Such floors have been constructed In the buildings o.
THE TINES, TIE TRIBUNE,
and Of Messrs-
BALL, BLACK CO.,
and In nearly sl the
In this city, cost less than
FIFTY CENTS PER SQUARE FOOT
the and bck arches ready for wheEs tbs -
not exceed rs feet
These beams make the cheapest and strongest covering
FOR VAULTS
Por full particulars and estimates which gladly fz41
without chsree. apply personally OF by letter to
COOPER, HEWITT CO.. Ne. IL bvfasssfp
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STATE OF WISCONSIN, 0yycs OF BANK CoSrnoLLER
MADISON, Feb. 9, 1860. )
NOTICE il hereby ciyen that in pursuance Of an

MADISON, FEB. 8, 1860 )
NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance of an
IN act entitled An to horze the business of Banning
approved April 49, 1852 will be sold public action under tbs
direction tie Bank Controller OF the State OF Wisconsin al
Merchants Exchange 10 the City Of ork on
DAY the 18th of March II O'Clock the fo
orirg describes STATE STOCKS amounting to 436sO and
deposited in this office TO the of the coaa
inn nc ter of the Bank of Fan Claire, to wit:
5000 Illinois in bonds Of 81 90 each, due AFTER 1860
$1,000 Illinois U.s. in bonds of + 900 each Que in 1870
el35o Illinois Co. In bonds OF 2223 each due IN 1870
9225 Illinois G IN bends of e225 EACH due Ia lsTesserea
bonds. 20 per cent paid
bonds 20 per cent paid.
S2OO Virginia S. IN bonds of $500 each due in 1896
$4,000 Vrznis bonds of 81 900 each due In 1899.
90 Missouri in bonds of = 600 EACH due in 1875
$1,000 Missouri g. 10 bonds Of O0a eacn que in 1916
1900 Missouri S. in bonds of 10 each, due In 1871
$lCO0 Missouri Ga, in bonds Of l0Of each due in 1895
Missouri In bonds OF & 900 EACH due in 1881
slO0O Missouri in bonds OF 600 each, cue in 1889
Of tale cash For further paTtcul apply AZ the Office
Of the Bank Controller in Madison or to j. DENNIS No.
l95 Fultons., Newly orb City.
q. VAN STEENWYK, Bank Controller.
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PAhf continue to erect Dwelling OF any size plan de-
sired for Sale Let East Newly OH being At the junction
Of Broadway Fulton end Asnioays adjoining the pro-
posed kdgewood Park offers the greatest inducements for In
CHAs. r. MILLER, No IL Wdllauist. Room bo. q
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Gcparinersbip Notifies.

NOPARTNERSHIP-Th Copartnersbip hereto
~ fore existing under the name Of HAVEMEYER TOWN.
SEND Co is hereby dissolved oy muosl conaeut-Dsse
NewYoYk Jan a. 1864 Y, c. HAvEMEYER,
DWIGHT TOWN5KNDb
WILLIAM kOLLER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-15
Chances for Business Ellen.

DEFINISHING BUSINESS for SALE-The
III Proprietor old well established and paying Refnh
ing Business wishing TO retire would Sell the Goodwill
Presses hy Srsuiol zoos ana az ApPAAts 70 eary
ton offers an inducenent seldom met with. Apply 10
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-15

n OFFS to LET-FOur wcll-lighted LOFTS
H esxoo feet. Apply to r. HAYDoCR, No. lo Libertys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-15

The above Copsnsrhp being Dissolved By the retirement
Mr. VIM MoLLER, the business viii be hquidsted By T. @
HAvEMEYER and DWIGHT TOWNsEN6 ths remaining
partners.