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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
"WEDNESDAY. March IA, 1S6

"WEDNESDAY March IA, 1860.
The resolution to adjourn sine die on to mor-
row, 18th inst, was laid on the able.
The following bills were disposed of on
third reading:
To exempt a certain amount of property
belonging to the soldiers of the wars of 1872
and with Mexico, from taxation; after con-
siderable discussion. was withd avn for
amendment by Mr.. Kincaid, of Anderson.
To change the line between the counties OF
Williamson and Cheatham; variously amend
ed and passed
To incorporate the Free Agricultural and
Mechanical Fair of Huntsville; passed.
To ascertain, by popular vote, the sense of
the people of Upton county on the subj, CT
OF removing their Court House; passed.
To amend the charter of the Shelbyville
Bank; bill in lieu adopted and pass d.
To amend section 1547 of the Code; pass
ed.
To repeal all laws authorizing the sale of
the lands of minors; rejected.
To remove the Court House of Cooke coun-
ty from Newport to Odell's; passed
To simplify the proceedings in civil cases;
rejected.
To diminish the cost of litigation in the
Circuit Courts; rejected.
Adjourned to 2 p m.
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ns-The Cincinnati Commercial of the 18th

inst. contains Gov. DENNIsON's letter to Gov.
LETCHEa, Of Va, in response to the demand
of the latter for the extradhion of OWEN
Brown and F. J. MERRIAM, charged with be-
ing co-conspirators with JOHN Brown. The
letter of Gov. DENNIsoN is accompanied by
the official opinion OF the Attorney General
of the State, who decided adversely to the
demand. The decision of Gov. DENNIsoN and
the Attorney General is at variance with the
practice which has obtained. and which has
been decided to be right by State Supreme
Courts when the question has been brought
before them for adjudication. The precedent
set by Gov. DENNIsoN is bad-it may return
to plague the inventor"
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Ess- Elniy Far. a capital comic pap,

Eo- Eanisy Fer, capital comic paper
'nnch to-day-has n clever illustration typi-
cal Of SEwAKD's late speech. SKwAKDis rep
scented a. a bar tender. drawing glass OF
lie from a barrel marked Senate, 1884, for
customer who locks like a full bioodsd be-
ever Ia the -irrepFrssible conflict and rim
ending erisis.'- The following Is the dia-
sgae:
Cusiomer-I notice you draw yonr ale very
mild now, William.
Landlord $ xrard-Yes, this l. new Tap
ame | brew ed mSseli Last Wednesday. Ny
sstosners thought the Rochester ale vas
lthsr Zoo strong.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-15

THE Loss OF THE Observation-Disclosures
papers of March I'd, state that numerous
corps of divers had reached the wreck of the
Hungarian, whose Investigations may lead
to some important discoveries in regard to
the loss of that vessel and the bodies of her
passengers and crew. The Halifax Journal
says: ''From what we can learn in regard TO
the position OF the wrecked vessel when last
seen, she must have struck about midnight,
when all but the wa.ch on the deck were In
their beds, aud thus, probably, they perished.D
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

HOUSE BILLS ON Ord READING.
A bill to protect the purchasers of land in
certain cases; rejected. Mr.. johnson entered
motion to reconsider the vote rejecting the
bill. .ste-
A hill directory to the Attorney General
of the State in regard to the States interest
in the LAGRANGE and Memphis Railroad Com
pany: passed q
A bill to require Judges to reduce their
charges to writing; rejected.
A bill TO amend the Registry Laws of this
State aud to re-enact the law of 1852: passed.
A bill to amend section 2145 of the Code;
passed.
A bill to modify section 55s1 of the Code;
rejected. Mr.. MINIS entered u motion to re-
consider
A bill to improve the navigation of Obed's
river in Overtpn county; passed.
A bill TO incorporate the Gay Street Rail-
read Company of Knoxville, and for other
purposes; passed.
A bill TO change the time of holding the
Chancery Court at Springfield, and for other
purposes; passed
A bill to incorporate the Middlebury Male
and Female Academy, and for other purpos-
es; passed.
A bill to prescribe the manner of electing
Electors for Presindent and Vice President OF
the United States; passed.
A bill to amend the General Internal Im-
pTOfSlDeut laws OI the 0lale, 10 lu-
ternal ImprOment Committe.
A bill 10 define the duties of the Bank of
Tennessee and the Comptroller in regard to
the custody OF the bonds of Free Banks; pas
SEED.
Mr.. Richardson moved to take up the mo-
ton To reconsider the vote passing the bill
in regard to the election of Electors The
vote was reconsidered, and the bill laid ON
the table.
A bill to incorporate the Elktoh Turnpike
Company. and for other purposes; passed.
A bill to prescribe the duties of the Attur-
ney General and Reporter; rejected.
A bill to amend the Common School Law;
passed.
A bill to regulate the practice of bail pen
ding trial; referred to Judiciary Committee.
A bill to furnish the Blind School with
books and for other purposes; referred to
Special Committee. -
A bill to Incorporate Mount Moriah Male
Academy and for other purposes; passed.
Adjournd till 9 a. N. to morrow
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rIessrs. Everett aud Bell.

In private letter, to friend in this State,
the Hon. Edward Everett thus speaks Of the
late action of the Union Convention of Fem
nessee:
ut seemed to me matter of course that
abe Convention in Tennessee should express
its preference for Mr.. Bell, as its frst choice
or the Presidency. 1t is a preference due to
is distinguished talent. faithful services and
ong md varied experience in public life" p
HImph,s AorntRg bsq'Rrr.
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Excursion 10 Noun, vernon,

The Ladies' Mount Vernon Association,
fully accomplished the purchase Of the estate
at Mount Vernon, once the homestead Of the
great Father Of his Country. and since that
the property of collateral descendants, wish
ed to signalize their success by formal Wis
it to that Mecca of American patriotism. and
appointed Wednesday, the 9TH inst, tor the
purpose. Both Houses of Congress were in
viied TO be present on the occasion; but the
duties of their station prevented all but abou.
forty from attending. On the arrival Of the
party on the houored soil of Mount Vernon,
they were marshallrd in order. and so pro-
eeeded to the resting-place of the earthly re-
mains of the immortal WASHINGTON, wbereat
the band played solemn and appropriate mu-
sic. After this the party distributed them
selves through the mansion and over the sur
rounding grounds. making themselves pretty
well acquainted with the sacred localities Of
the place. The family of the present occu-
pant and former proprietor, Col. JoHS A
.WAsHISaroS, extended every courtesy to the
visitors
On The return of the steamboat which con-
veyed the excursionists, eloquent and appro-
pirate speeches were made by Hons. JolIS
CocHRASE. OF New York. aud SAsuEI. s. Cox,
Of Ohio. The Association viii take exelu-
sive charge and control Of the estate a, an
early day, and viii proceed to improve and
ornament the grounds according TO the orig
inal design We congratulate the women OF
America Tor the ample success which has
crowned their noble efforts 20 rescue the NOR
tai remains Of the PArEK PArRIk from pri-
waite inheritance, and to coasecraie IL q. the
nations property. and as The everlasting her
itsge OF the people Of America.
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~The Democrats of this city intend to
go to Charleston in large numbers. Accom-
mOdations have already been secured for one
hundred in one of the leading hotels OF that
city. The rooms are hired from the 10th to
the 18th of April.-L0U. Courier.
We do not hear that the democracy of
Nashville intend to be represented in large
numbers. Are they not as ardently devoted
to JOHNSON as their Louisville brethren are
to GUTHKIE-and can't they afford to spend
az much to help along bis nomination?
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The Knoxville Wh,g mentions the death. in
that city, on Friday last. Of SAxL- A. WHITE.
E-q., a son of the late IIuGH LAWSON WHITE.
He died OF consumption.
On the same day HuoH A. N. WHITE, Esq.
was stricken with paralysis, of which he died
Sunday. He was nephew of Judge wHrTE;
and long held he position OF Cashier of the
Knoxville Branch OF the Union Bank.
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es- DIR. VIM. BAKER. the vigorous editor
OF iha, sturdy opposition Journal. the Cook
vile Times, as we learn from his last paper,
was in this city at the Opposition Conven-
tion of the 22nd, ult- We regret that be did
not favor us with a call. as we should have
been gratifed to have made the acquaintance
of one who stands mp so squarely aud brave
ly for corrupt principles aud patriotic con-
ssryatism
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SENATE.
WKpsrspAr. March "A.

WEDNESDAY, March IA.
Standing Committees reported.
Senate bills on second reading were taken
mp and disposed of.
bills on second reading were dispos-
ed Of
SPECIAL ORDERS FOR THIS DAT.
!. The bill introduced BY Mr.. Richardson to
wind up the Bank of Tennessee. being the
special order for 10 O'Clock, was taken up,
and after some bate, was rejected; Is to z.
Mr.. Johnson moved to reconsider the votes
and to lay the motion on the table, which pre-
v siled unanimously.
...-.-----s--s-- INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Mr.. Stanton, bill for the benefit of Macon
county, authorizing the use of certain Inter-
nal improvements In the err ction of Court
House; passed.
HOUSE BILLS on THIRD READING.
. A bill to amend section 1888 of the Code;
passed.
On motion of Mr.. Stokes. the resolution in
regard to the University of East Tennessee,
was taken up and passed.
A bill to protect grave yards; rejected.
A bill to amend sections 2s3l-2-3 aud of
the code; passed.
Adjourned till 2 p. m
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Mr.. spuReros,s orrEycE.-Not long sin

Mr.. SURGEONS OFFENCE.-Not long since
a bonfire was made of STURGEON sSermOns in
Montgomery, Ala. We copy this morning an
article from the New York Express on the
subject, in which is embodied the letter of
the reverend gentleman which offended the
Alabanians. The letter betrays an unchris-
tian spirit, and pallates the fiery spirit of the
book burners.
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ss7s ass. IS 81 ,5ss .O65 Il

The Superintendent calls attention to the
fact that the cost Of printing. engraving. and
binding has been gradually diminishing since
the Thirty-third Congress, and tina; a still
further reduction may be anticipated from
the operation of laws passed at the last ses-
sion for the regulation OF the public printing
The cost of printing, paper, maps, aud
plates, and binding of the eleven volumes of
the Pacific Railroad Reports is set down at
ss63.5l0. The total tor printing Major EN-.
ory's Mexican Boundary Report. in two vol
umes. is stated to be Sl57 500.
The Superintendent says that the volumin-
Gus documents ordered to be printed by the
Thirty-third aud Thiriy-fourth Congresses.
in quarto form, with their numerous and
costly illustrations, have been completed,
with the exception Of the fourth aud fifth
volumes of the "Results of the Naval Astro-
nomical Expedition To Chilli
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sz- For pretty and cheap Dry Goods cal on
Nicholson n Humphrey al 40. - South siae OF the
sqaAr~- They reeesshs s-liy nne Stock 81 beth
faaey ana stApis s-seds whseh hey selling N
tie ehesper than aay Oshes hoass IN tbs cay.
mzziS-H
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S.NPI.OY uENv.

nsaA MONTH AND All. EXPENSES PAID
eO.JO AZ sreEG Is wanted tn every te~ n and eeea
as IN ths Untesl states, easzge n respectabie
aud e4sf bufnesE % Nhscn TIE zbste rronts ney
he certsi1ig realised Eor farihsF DsfsiessaFs ae
aress fsr j. Hszss skSsz. coFneF 18th street snd
Broaa~ay, Se9 loFk casy. eaelesing sus Postage
stamp tco-a-a<H~sn
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Cheap pioughs.

ExcEf. AND EAGLE PLoUGHs, various sizes. for
IA ole oE mere horses, Tor sale - manufacturers
prices.
SPADES AND slioyk1s, Ames' and al other afst
quality manuiactaTes.
RAkkS And HOES, all sisss and patterns.
Gardening implements e every descri ton,
MACKENZIE HiSchfS,
febea-tf aad Il College strsst
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1000 600 DOLLARS PER ASsUM

the United States as the preserver and resorer Of
,iusble Horses and Cattle. 1t cures all Sprains,
aids, Wounds, Stiff Joints, &C. Did you ever hear
any ordinary Sore, Swelling, Sprain or Stiffness,
Isher on man beast, which the Mustang Linimens
souid not curef Did you visit any respectable
ruggist in any part Of the woFid-in Europe, Asia
America-who did not say sit the greatest
iscovery Of the agefs' Sold everywhere. Every
sniIy hould have it three sizes
BARNES & PARK, Proprietors,
In, New york
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Mrs WinsIow, an experienced nurse ia
nale physician, has a soothing syrup for children
sthirg, which greatly facilitates the process of
ethi.g by softening the gumsre iucing allinfama
n-wili allay all pain and is sure to reguiatetbe
.owels. Depend uponit, mothers, it willgive rest
yourselves and relief and health to your infants
srfectly safe in ali cases. See advertisement n
mother column une7d4w1y
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sCHrETZE 3 LuDOLFF.

AFA&UFAcTTRts o. snoS FkxnE
vi GRAND. SQLiAkk. sHa P-kflIssR zz=-==.<s- 20
GRAND HAND tOkTfs. rate si1A III ~ n
al The Improvements eeaansixe -
sngzF1oFIfy Of tfsle. leu zha dlrabfiE4y- GOLD
MtDAt.S ssafde1 ~ the fsi IA NeE foFs. fs3s,
IS aad IS sas - IauIs, 1853 ~ iers, Scho1ts
kB4 sEaif.ss al aaeufy b. ezitlne 81 ror
chAzag- An iBsfFeIaerts far tree year..
Nereroas.s as bs.th Nk ST. 4 lee ceeFs 80 q
hre4zzay,1 As~ IoFz- fre-l-sn
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Coon RKfURx FoR A SMALL LeAS.-Ihe
,ttery prize la Havana menIieaed "a TIE
.cxspapefs "a having b<ea drAsa by Ms
Adelaide Philip faaher, MAS The sixteenth
Of = handfsd thuusaud dollars. zf. Phillips
loaned = nlan dollar. sho gave him The
lucky ticket ia return.
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The man who has no conscience of his own
20 keep IS generally the most anxious TO be
the keeper OF other p-ople's-
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JOHN E. HATcHER.-Tbe universal atteu-
ton which has been attracted to the produc-
tons of the local editor of the Nashville Pa
triot, has bad the natural effect to arouse the
public curiosity as to who he is, and the po-
litical e1itors of that paper have deemed it
proper to tell who il 10 that has performed
bis duties with such skill and ability as to
gain SO much admiration. For our part, we
knew long ago that it was JOIN E. HATCHER
Our good friend JoHN-the like If whom,
for all that is pleasant. was never seen. We
most heartily endorse for the Patriot, when it
says that he is gentleman of the highest
personal worth, of great talent and splendid
requirements, &c.
Ten thousand good wishes for you. dear
JOIN. May I'VE three"-you, SToEER, and
your humble servant-meet ere long.-Selma
(.9ia.b Reporter.
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Il Is e the nsss this ooansEy AID
she Rrepsesars faIly prepared 10 es1sFsie Win
SoFthsrE Gl.tes. fshss-asm
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The RuhIic Printing

The Annual Report of the Superintendent
Of Public Printing gives the following re-
capitulation of the cost of the Congressional
printing, engraving, and binding for the
34ih and 35th Congresses:
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5 The steamer City Of Norfolk vas recently
sold at Savannah. The Republican says il
is Tumored thai she Is 20 20 10 the West coast
Of Africa tor . cargo Of -eboa.."
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A. C. 4 A. B. BEECH.
No. 81. CmIrar sraxKs

No. 81, CaILEsE sFaxET,
Are receiving aud opening every day ar ele-
pant siocs Of Spring Coed; they viii e co.,
'tslssls Eeceisins haiiI TIE issa OF April.
feb<5-tf 49,
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joan e. HArcHER-The principal editor Of
the Nashville Pd65a pays : just and we'll
merited tribute 10 the talent and genius OF
John e. Hatcher, the local editor Of that pa
per. We have known Mr.. Hatcher long and
intimately, and we most cordially endorse
all that can be said in bis praise His racy
and vfvacious style, always fresh, saucy.
sparkling, satyrical and caustic, has added
much to the interest and popularity of the
Patriof. Hatcher's name is associated with
tn gems of wit and poetry. iHe has not only
Q fancy that delights to daily with flowers,
but fine imagination, subseryient to bis rea-
son, which renders him formidable glada-
tor in the political arena
The Louisville .Ioud,aal, and the leading pc
riodicals of the day, have often resounded
with the sweet melody Of Hatcher's matches
muse. His poetry is characterized by lucid
purity and liquid melody. He has no fault,
unless il be like that of Tenuyson's Maud
.Faulnly fauitIess, iciiy regular"
Nor is this all that can be said of Hatcher.
He posses elevation and purity of character,
an honest heart, q big soul, and all those no
BILE qualities that constitute the model gen.
tlemau.-Esmph;s Avalanche.
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DIED.

In this city, on the 18th inst, JAMES K. p, son
OF Chesley and Ellen Hood the 18th year of his age
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The following is presumed to be a toler-
ably complete alphabetical list OF the Demo-
! ratio candidates for the Presidency:

light, Jess n Indiana. Houston sam, Texas
recken idge J. C, Ky. johnson Anarcw Tenn.
ayari gas A, Del Lthe Jos IT,, Oregon.
Hown A. G., Miss Pierce Franklin, N H
Obj Howell, Georgia. Stockton r. + y. J.
. avis Jefferson, S. Stephens A. IL, Ca
: dickinson g. s, \. Y. Sit ell John, la.
nugias Stephen A, III. Seymour Horauo, y. Y.
uthFie James, Nv. Wise Henry A, w.
. Iunter X n. T, Va WOsi John E y. Y.
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=. .ofellane0us.
Prince Imperial Champagne.
FROM g EPERNAY,

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Sold by all respectable Dealers throughout
the Country.
THIS fine brand of Champagne, which until the
past year was conhaed exclusively to the best Ia
bles of the Continent of Europe, has obtained
the most unbounded success and popularity in this
country. Il is recommended by of the FIRST
Physicians OF the city Of New York, all other
wines, on account of its extreme purity aud delica-
ey, and those wso once try 1t rarely any other
brand Although only year has elapsed since
its introduction into this country the demand is
enormous, and constantly increasing. Our arrange
ments such as TO ensure the quality of the Wine
being maintained at its present high standard The
Prince Imperial is imported solely by us, beng
the sole Agents of Messrs De VESoGE Co., in this
country. E.V. HAUGHW0UT L co.
Nos. ass 400 and 492 Broadway, New York.
Sold ii Nashville by NJ. E F. CHEATHAM.
Corner Of Church and College SITS.
maro-3md
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Fred. Fiekey = Sons,

Wis tihs Rainore hoals iaiI 20 sxansse the stsek
Of FANCY GOODS, HOSIERY. eLUvEs, SC, &C
eGeses Tor sale by
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Emperor Napoleon Narshats of France. Victor Eman-
uel and stan fai hful portrait 81 the Italian He
ro- ARIBALDI. Francis joseph and Austr FIeid
Officers. Also, series OF Paintings illustrating the
late reasonable attempt the Ri hts OF the South
This splendid work oil ArtcOvers over 10 900 Square
feet OF canvass and is Of the most Interesting
and meritorIous exhibitions that has appeared
in this country. An excellent DESCRIPTIVE Lie
TURE Will be delivered during the moyisg OF the
Panorama.
Doors open Ga O'Clock, Panorama commences
moving at u O'Clock.
Tickets Of Admissions of SO cents children IS cts.
marI3
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Attention Merchants.
SCHOOL BOOk
STATIONERY WAREHOUSE,
NO. Al COLLEGE STREET

NJ. Al Col-Lt6E STREET.
u HAGAN is now receiving from FIRST hands logo
Il . Reams Letter and Cap Paper asserted. $40
doz Inks, various kinds: cases American safes
leo 900 Safe Pencils IS GrVss anet Boards sos
Gross steel Pens, various brands. Blank Books in
immense variety.
SCHOOL BOOKS, from Elementary Smelling
Book pthrough all the series Of Text Books in large
quantities; all OF which Offering TO the trade on
the must accommodating terms
mars 3. HAGAN, Il College st.
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II A n . IL A Nj A s
OF THE
WAR IN ITALY,
AND
Harper'S Ferry iRsu' rectiOn |! !!
Tuesday Evening, March, 18th.

This splendid work of Art is exhibition in
this city at ODD PILLOWS HALL, for limited
number of nights commencing
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FOR SALE.

A LIKELY Negr" Man, about rs years of Ige who
Il lie a No Plasterer, Brick-mOulder and Layer
For further particulars apply al the Commercial to-
tel. marI5-lts
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Historic Personases Of the War F!

II affords true representations from sketches u
ken the spot of the late dreadful Of carnas
the lains Of Italy faiihf ! gortraiIs OF the
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A UCTloN sale Of Varieties this evening at early
IA gas light by BENZ. +. SHIELDS x CO.,
inarIa-lt No - Cohege street.
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For smithland and Paducar

VNHE splendid passenger and a I-n
l. fire. light steamer MINNIE. SzsEK7iz,
TONkA, DAsBELL, Master, will <zEkz1zzezzxszEzz1L
leave here on The RSDAY, to-day l5sh the inst.
at IL O'Clock, NJ. A HAMILTON,
marl5-lt Agent
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FINE CRAZE RIOTS AND CUTTINGS.

INRESH and healthy, just we'd and for sale by
l. BE>J. F. SHIELDS x Co
marl5-n Central Auct ON Rooms