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StrnYelI or Stolen.

ON the night Of the lIsh heavy set pacing BaY Horse'
WITH bssvv bsck name and tall with his shout
der from hsula I've or six years old, s1d al round WI
give ten dollars for his delivery il taken up IN thus neh
boThoOd and twenty ave dolsrs aken Up o11 o. O'
and hfty doilarS for The thief THOMAS HARDING,
80 - 'oA NV '-4N' Near Nashville
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To RuILnERS.s

WE are prepared to do the Tfn-R oOGiug and OTHER
Wv sheet Metal work necessary a bnlding In the
most subs anal manner, and viii contract for such the low
est possible rates 7. n. EUBANK 4 CO.,
First door below Post Once on Church strsst,
APo-d&W ..zl5-s. Nashville, Tenn
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HyHB subscriber Offers for seventy ces of.sa a. ~
Middle FraLkiin Turnpike ioar ues iFon NaIhVillS -
joining he tract which ~ resides and lands a. rt i
Jones' TAe land sqsl % the beI Win .1rones "a s-l
lent. falling uals Nth The Hast baau1i Si,. -
n he eoua.ry, and u N mllst 81 ta arest =,
Anavi-& sprH HATaAEIaI. ~ ITTTl.
CNIzEEsE.-Io Bszss Prime s.., Ia.s r.opl-.sS y
lssu ~ q ? Il : ss5 .8... H;-:
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apple Brandy. I6 Years old.

Also 10 BOnl Cask Of james ennssy Ryaudy ryiutsg
Of zJ which We think will rat The flstdOus palate
L q
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To THE MERCHANTS
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.

IA asel .al' sanialI 4
or TIE i-s.-s-ia1 hEa ~.
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New Cirnr and TObacc0 SIore.

Now OIkdF AUO IUUNOOV StVIO
THBE undersigned asks leave to inform smokers and chewers
dealers in Cigars and Tobaccc, that be has just
opened Cigar and Tobacco No. Is Public Square, next
door to cAlhoun aAnd where he keeps constantly hand
general Of the his line Aas
Snud Pipes, &c NOAH CRANE.
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LELLYETr 4 SMITH.
mayzo oh-dim Nos 10 and ~ south Nsrief sfr.st


n. 4l :s: &, s.,s e . snsiss
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OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESSEE
ID. A. Tibbs, Proprietor.

OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESSEE
ID. A. Tibbs, Proprietor.
FRyHIs spacious sew trick bcdns inst ecnptstS
The proprietor has incurred heavy In sitting
Andfurnshing the rooas % make ther nsat and Conceivable
proprietor afford ample accommodations
persons An Omnibus, With good aad team VIII BE-
depot 70 convey passengers the hotel hack 10 te
depot again The Try nas Il astr-
Hotel, and hopes 70 share liberal Tatronage.
sugis DANIELA TIBBs. Propristes
HOUSE PAINTING,
gWyHE subscEibsr preoared to Eih he ry-.t
prouptness All eontrlcs however larss uhch NAV Il -
isredi style upon cn fail % rive -af
ton. He is alec prepared to execnts al manner o.
AHS ORNAN<ATAl PAINTING 5RArslEs HAants-a
Hazing that dpamsl tsecursa The services Of e aos
and experienced aFtists-
Ts subscriber would request pesons hsvsg Eork in rlusts
i've him cali before making hnal Hrrange1snta
+. r. hLEETN0.
narubs-da No a. Union bstgosa Cherry and lsl,..
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COAL OIL! COAL OLE

~ DOZEN CaLS Fresh Peache Just received for
- aprI2-u MIZBLL, HOOPER co
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DIR. J. BOvEE DODs'

And sold by Druggists generally
Wholesale and Retail Agents for GeorEia, -. n,
'--' PLUMB 4 LEITNER, Augusta, Ga
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7. 6. sURsE. AZ. sRkE1L
BURGE g. SWAMI.

Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
con. coLnEGE AND CHURCH STREETS,
NASHVILLE, TEENEssEE
TTTE hsvenou in stone large and wall seIeeed stock e
~ Groceries Liquors, 49, snd wiz connne . reesi7e in
large quaae1 during he season Our stock nov IN sos con
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- 500 So = : -. !
uv NAV APH1C W8W0.
,.rkR FROM CALIFORNIA.
,,v,1 OF rHE OVERLAND NAIL.

s Feb 6.--The Overland Caii1oE"A
mail has srr, M,,,on $. Latham was elected U.
Governor hr the California Legislature on
$ Sena'~' .,Io. having received W ont OF ii3
he frs.r ~ his name was first intfoduced IN
votes, ma II took Weiier's Aaneieuts oy SUI
he eau. n was quite unexpected py .he pun
Prise, Az" snecess Is attributed 10 the oetermi-
h. Has ~. democracy 70 rid itself Of cliQues
nation .. hitherto governed, to . great 81.
wn,' the politics OF the STATE. ,,o~.r
ient l.' Eoy. Downey now becomes Cover
Leu viii be inaugurated on the lAth.-
,WS r ouInn, Pres,den. OK '"s Ss. .nnnrh, that
becomes " IN be elected during the winter 10
sd senator own. 1904 .,r Part.
Ihe orsrar. wa. wrecked on the 9th OF Jan :
s 'rr rear Cape Menderrino. E.sSnn pa 1ns.
gers sna =, !. A total loss, but the mails ana
'ssnre were ssveo.
,. :. believed thst Judg Baldwin VIII oe
,ira.sl as the suecess~o Oh HAi' ""'" ~
- : Senate. .., o.,
"CS.f.snrnia Senate. relating 10 tue PROPOSE
ih' .snnthsrn counties 10 separate from W.
q - I'D to,n in organizing new ieIIlto' 10
sNnocnt The Governor says two-t"iIu
go'ef""I.ass,rv TO pass the act authorizing
70" '.rst,ou and no further action - neees-
i1p ne part OF the State 10 consumihate
s'le nroose' The authorization OF Congress
,Ds he suggests. VIII he necessary. h he
1rs,s mot ,hat the aggregate seh,tmrn. Va ~.
d.uss onnosed Ia separation, and he considers
S.,,,eT that Congress should decide whe,he'
}! P'ltnton Of the people o! the proposed Ae''
t"' ~ "neh; 10 te accepted rs conclusive.
acyiccs from Memdocino county repo', an
n" ,uiraces in cha; region. dwellings, IA.
ai1u INLAND 3nu head of cattle killed NJ
t s'Sernor will send special message 10 th'
,..Isture on the subject. 60
iw,'"r Edward G. Fitzgerald. OF the Frs
,,-.rSous. fson Of the late Purser fifzgera,u
Of Norfolk. Va died at Los A nselo'
81 OH ul,.-[Announced several days ago
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INDICATION.

~ MUslcAL ACcorrL Il y. s ~, r..
male ins,.sss Ee. 3, l.ss M s:., s
osrs his SERVICES TO those
+, S| I!l';s ~ nd fa
sc a may ST'S' seen :. NJ .yso.ih mn.,s
p,s.o1 ii 5sTcsdS II g: Z;
!: !. him s:I :. ;.st R''
T TSR f s"r qs'ccRoCTs. or private pups.
p,,,s,,,, Of f.,.p:se f.@.s
i'f Ea,aw Place BAIT. Dec. Is, 1859. 70 elm
,.,..r RlCHMOND fEMALr.. lNSTl-
L TUTE. nov in It's sixth SESSION. oheH 70 ne "
c c,,;es for the requirement Of thorough and
Sn,shed education 1t employs fourteen able and
well ,rs ss Of sss% na.s.
It's course Is extensive and complete. emoracins
ali that young lady should study invites COIN p,
any part Of our country Pupils are admitted at
ANY time but most aav.ntr.ecn.I,S during the hrs'
whom the second term begins.
rERMstoNE HALF IN ADvANcH.)
Board, iacluding eSers thing. .~....--- ~
Enf I:nc l.'I Ma.c, Drawing. &c. usual extra
Fa1 Catalogues. containing details. apply to
ia dow CHAS. h WINSTON, PRESIDENT.
,r,.ss CuTSWICK ,SCHOOL.-CLASSICAI
EVGi,iSH, y. MILES WEST OF RICH
NoND.-The subscriber offers to his friends 9
| HON i for their sons in his own family. and hope.
~ devotns his energies to the improvement Of hl'
nnyn'Is. in preparns them for busness or College
~ melt the continuance of their patronage.
| " C% ISWICK "A unusually healthy. :,
| re exercises Of the school will be resumed
| MON DAY jannary 9th and close July 18TH 1860
Ro.rd. incnd,ns table, rooms, fuel, light and
washing si2,s per month pay able hall IN Advance
| nd. IIr' b. j, Duval, Henrico; Dr.. S: Coates
| Henrico; Rev. J. Taylor, Richmond; yelling
| in 9-lm' OEO. u LAhbb' a. 1'A'
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observation-disclosures Naval.

NORFOLK. Feb. 6.-Schr. Emma L. walsh
- Deals Island, has been seized for VIOLATION
d. the inspect ton law.
y mr. Martha Moore, from Richmond. bounc
:, Mobile with machinery, was run INTO bs
,hs steamer Thos. Reaney and considerably
injured. ,,s
Rarg Parthian and brig North Point Ief
pin DIST December for New York. with coffee
sl.o bark Ocean Bird. with coffee, for Charles
-,u and WIN H. Newman, for Baltimore.
Tha l.. s steamer Mcrrimac arrived In
usmpton Roads on Saturday, from the "a
sic And now At the naval anchorage. Her
rhsnl.iu. Rev Chas A Davis, returned IN her
A rpport is current here that commodore
Reii he present commandant OF the Gosport
H,yy.Ysrd is tobe succeeded by Com. I. a
IornIn. d.,
,oouo. have been put aboard tie ship.
rdwsrd ! Clarke is the name OF the three
,oa.ted schooner reported ashore Saturday on
WgIoughby'. Spit. She Is last from Philadei.
mia aud was bound 10 New York with load
>, cal apart Of which was thrown overheard
Ths,essel leaks badly and lost sails, &c. The
cr.y suffered severely from cold and sleet, anc
several are badly frost-bit,en. The schooner
WA. lowed OF by the Baltimore pilot boa
TaslNn. and brought up III the harbor.
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by r. W. Bennett Il Co., Auct'rs.
BALTIMORE. MD.

DUBLIC SALEOF THE VALUABLE MA
F1RM 81 hNR MfEk "a HE dfL
Notice is hereby given: that all the valuable Stock
iS Of TRY sm 81 III
socs sale on h the H
The machinery de partment COMPRISES. in part -
Eleven Slide Lathes of various sizes and the most
swing 4S inches diameter, and several of which are
fitted with gear for cutting screws; also, i've Plan
ing Machines OF various sizes: some OF whion nave
not been long in use and Of the latest and most
approved make; one large Double seared Bolt Cut
sortment of taps and dles several UPRIGHT Drilling
Machines of various sizes, and Drll' Presses To-
sstheT yh general aoa %s superior Ma
The blacksmith department. contains large and
complete assortment of Tools for about l0or u
FORCES; together with several approved machines
for making rvets and bolts.
The boiler making shop Is furnished with all the
ment consisting in part Of Punching and Bend ng
Machines, Rollers, Shears, &c; one steam Rivet-
and decidedly the best in use for rivetng boilers OF
There is a large and valuable assortment of Pat
terms comprising nearly 900; WHICH patterns gre OF
most approved and modern at, les, for Mill and
other Gearing, CASTINGS OF which are now advan.
tageousy in use In mary OF The most exfens!ve
milling and manufacturing establishments IN NJ q
ryland ano throughout the Southern and Western
States. well as the .rgest mills in South Amer
| lea. Also Steam Engine Saw Mill and other Pat
terms in general use about !arss estabshmerti
in complete ordsr. used for the operations Of the
machine department. together with one s1horst
| ury; four new Portable STEAM ENGINES. o
| 6-horse power; one horizontal II horse powe
asso, tment of other machinery, too extensive t
| be detailed in an advertisement.
| The quantity of other Stock and personal efec
tn be disposed Of is large and of very desirable
character deserving the attention of the trade AM
| purchasers generally.
The sale will be continued on the following day
| If necessary.
| TERMs.-Cash for all sums of 500 and under
and for all larger amounts. credit of 60 days 10
| the one half, and four months for the balance.
| viz ~ JOHN WELLS,
Surviving partner of W ellis Il Miller.
| F.W BENNErr& Co. Aucts.
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Proceedings OF Congress.

w,surSGToN, Feb. 6.-Senats.-,Mr; w lgiaii;
q. Texas. introduced the Pacinc Rai""S All"
The Mi 60 increase the pay Of officers OF the
NAVY was made the special order for MONDAY
next. ,e,aod IA.
Dir Chandler, Of Michigan, defended IN.
hill for the improvement OF the 81; Oia.l
~. Lately vetoed by the President. ne Wa
rsrtisd 10 by Me.srs Toombs, Wlgtali anc
ciay. with much earncs mess .,x
The Postal Deficiency bill was received IRON
,h. Uouse and referred. 1t VIII proDapiy
P" T,us,-The pes tai Deficiency bill was Ia
ren mn. discussed and passed.
George Marsron. OF New Hampshire, th'
..nmtn,e Of The Black Republicans, was elect
"a Doorkeeper. and j. ~. Lucas, OF ILLINOIS
Postmaster.
.ha Standing committees will be announced.
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100 600 cIGAsss :. At +. A ng..dml House.
NORFOLK.
We will sell on FEBRUARY 9th, at Il O'clock at the
ou''' 100 90 SPLENDID CIGARS.
Imported by Henry Fitzgerald, direct from Ha,
vana. consisting of quarter and tenth BOXES anu
IN bb!s loose. y
ALSO-Several boxes PINE APPLE JELLY.
The attention of the trade 10 especially dIrected
To this sale FERGUSON BELOTE.
fs 6-tda Aucts, Norfolk.
<1OTyCE.-On WEDNESDAY. the sth Feb
~ ruary will offer my FARM at public SALE on
the premises situated in Chesterhe,d county, tour
and a half miles from the town Of Manchester,
containing 6Il acres adjoinins the landQ of Thos
Leihgo, Dr. d. = Winfree. Moseley and others
The epen land produces well the balance IL In
wood, and good heart pine. ,,
Ate, the sale of the land will sell my STOCK
consisting of HORSES, COWS and HoOSS; CA, A5T =
OATS, FODDER, &c. JOHN WALkEh.
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By Richard Canthern, Auct.

TWELVE HORSES AND MULES AT
O'Clock at the horse lot on Council Chamber Hill.
will sell at -aifSe~n twelve likely Mules Of hne
size sound and we'll broke to work; splendid
Iron Grey Mare. 6 years old. of fine action and a
6rst rate animal fora family; large Bay Horse,
years old. and we'll broke to Harness.
for approved negotiable paper; ard | invite the
particular attention of all persons in want OF large
fine Mules, or family Horses of unsurpassed quail
ty. lie 81 N. Cav 1HOhN, Auct.
GAR G EANT"S SALE.-Will he sold on
> THURSDAY. the 10Th inst. at the auction
store of +. b. Cook, one superior second hand ~
CARPk FITS; six mahogany CHAfRS; one Ia
BILE; one ETEGRE; several PICTURES, &c.,
&C., to satisfy two distress warrants in my hands
IN ia. or Of Mrs. A. Lon.
TERMs-Cash. THOMAS U. DUDLEY,
fe tbs Sergeant CITY Richmond.
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TriaI ni HlIlelt.

rHAEIgsrowN, VA, Feb. 6.-The trial OF
H.xletr. one Of the Harper's Ferry conspira-
tors. commenced to-day, The talesmen select
ed from Frederick county were exhausted be-
re- Tho panel Was completed. The Court adj
,lurned - allow the Sheriff an opportunity to
s,.u.lnou more taesmen.
Nessr, Green and Bolts are counsel for the
a.
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u HANOVER, NEAR PEAKS TURNOUT, ON
THE VA. CENTRAL RAILROAD.-Put
to a decree of the County Court of Hanover, in
which kicha Kersey and others are plaintiffs and
Nath l.. Perrin and others are defendants. the
undersigned will, on the 18th day of February 1850,
the premises sell to the highest bidder. the h
lane Perrin heinz the land Of which Fleming
Kersey died posse ssed Of. The tract contains IS
ACRES. and IN a most thrifty and respectable
mprovement-the soil being equal to any in the
neiShborhOod.
equal lastalments, payable ct and IL months
from day of sale, and each to carry interest from
day Of sale. for bonds with approved security and
the title retained until deed IL ordered by the
Court. WM. y. WINSTON, Comm.
ia Hl-d2taWtdS
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Ruin0r tontradicted.

WARRINGTON Feb. 6.-Mr. GIossbrenner,
late SCI geant-at. Arms desires the report that
be has been appointed TO or rendered the of.
fee o. Treas uIer Of the United States, by the
Pre-. lent, shall be contradic:ed.
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tpDuintUl ent.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 81. G.. Clesman is APP
pointed Chef of the Agricultural Bureau,
uader he Secretary of the Interior. Hereto
Mrp this office has been subordinate TO the
Commissioner of Patents.
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ID F. NOVA We beg leave t. inform
removed to our new iron front store. on Governor
street between Main and Franklin, where we
have lars ely increased facilities for manufacturing
ali articles in our lire and will he able to show the
largest and most complete assortment ofSfOvES,
JAPANNED, and PLAIN TlNWARE to be found
in any house either North or South. We have also
all kinds and shall continue to carry ON the
PLUMBING. GAS and STEAM FITTING, TIN
and PATENT ROOFING branches Of our bust
ness with LARGELY liner eased force and facilities,
surlng our customers that we have SO systemized
pTomptness, Thankful for the very liberal patron
age bestowed on us for many years past we hope
to receive continuance OF the same In our new
PORTABLE GAS WORKS put up in town and
country. CHARLES u. YALE CO.
fe lin
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IOhN 4 ass.Oss0 4. &sSs .. - ...v4
u RICHMOND. VA, would rsspoetfully inIOrm
their friends and the public generally, thet their
establishment, at the corner Of Cary and "a eess
treceutly destroy ed by 6re,I has been rebuilt N
substantial manner, and that they are now pre-.
pared to resume operations in the.r department. Of
business extensive scale. To this enc ehoy
have ENLARGED their wOrkeh0pa. A2A t9la1pheo
them with all the improved NJ ACHlNEkY and
s ss ssganss' y sssR wh .
various branches.
Their new Saw Mills on Mayo's Island are now
ompleted ON such scaie Of capacity - VIII enaeo
them to meet the increasng demand2 q - city
for building timbefs The mills Of The aSgeet
and most approved kind. built BY George Page
Co, Of Baltimore, and having theif patent Wo&0ns
and attachments. The Steam Engine, Of one hun
bred horse power, was built by John = JAmeqT4f-
Of this city. They aeve on hand several RATS
of FIRST rate pine logs and have made aTfanGeneet4
to get continuous supply, and are prepared - Nil
all orders promptly. at reasonable prices Aod On
accommodating terms. They have engaged 8 rell.
able mechanic to work their hath machine and viii
furnish pssterers' laths in any suaasity tbae may
10 desired. rs. ~ <.t - -f4@t-sF
They Will. A. heretofore, furnish I1.Ane nj r.
INMATES for buildings and other improvements
and will contract for tho erection and completion
of the same, in the city or country.
For the liberal patronage extended TO them in
past years by the citizens OF Richmond AA6 ether
portions Of the State, they beg leave 10 oxDyeas
their grateful thanks, and assure them that thcy
merit continuance Of their favor and confidence.
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NEW GOODS NOW OPENING.

TW VIVVDN NJ w UT NI.Nus
" New Sttle Spring PRINTS.
Reached aud Brown SHIRTINGS.
p low Case COTTONS and SHEETINGS.
Linen and MaTselIles BOSONS.
Pen'e'ttary pLAIpS and Striped OZNA
BuR6S,
French ard German CORSETS, of our own
Importation 1900
ClMBRICs. JACONETS. and SWISS MUS
liSS
We invite all IN want Of the above gOods.
j.. Nj. ROSENBAUM,
ies-e, 1919 broad street.
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RUNAWAYS.

"a COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF
ber a NEGRO MAN. who calls himself
~ RICHARD JAMES BRANCH, aud says he
Ills sometimes called Cross. SAID Negro is
about 5 feet inches high; about Is years of age
comp exIon black, with a scar On his left arm and
IN his possession several certificates oil his free
dom, which were evidently forced by himself. as
way the owner will come forward. prove property,
and take rim away, or he will be deat with accord
ing to law. SO DUVAl.
fe 4-6w* JaIlOr Chesterfield County. Va.
= SIS X /. W A II D.-kan away IL. IN my
81 farm, near Mount Erin. my NEGRO GIRL,
-ftn MARY, II or Is years old. She has scar
Lt3Oon her mouth; Dark complexion; has
lurkln<. The above will be paid If returned to my
plaster mill, on Dock.
fe 4-3t" JOSEPH SHARP.
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rig TnE FARMERS or VIRGINIA
Facts which have recently come TO cur tnoW.
ledge, together with advertisenisnes, ana . easd
which has teen sent extensively thfUusA tie oee1-
try to our frisads and customers. ea1 from which
we make the fOliOwina extract: .sTho sn6posihor
havins cOndu. ted the above bsninsse for TIE Last
Aye xs.rs, ON Franklin street. undo. the stys Of g.
and the customers Of the old ccncern. thae HAT
6rm does mot now exist" have sst's9ee = sAota
regular and systematic effort has s:a = sell b.
ing made tn deceive the public. and lee6 tAeQ 70
believe that the concern Of GEO WATT CO.
is not existence. and that the onls plaee 10 get
Watts Patent Cuff Brace Plow 10 from man vho
IS daily VIOLATING the Patent Laws. and un{yssly
his Patent Pillow. without hs authority o. eeaseat.
be made and 31fo!E ySu A. tns g.sis ~ ne
istencs; that Gee, Watt, the inventor and yatsn-
tee. has not sold the right, auIhovI10o any one.
except MI. F. "; Scott, Of rssss,ehs6ates 10
constantly hand large stock. Of al si.ss. na1e
under our personal supervision from he emily
genuine patterns, Of the best materials. tOgetAer
with . variety Of other Agricultural lnplesspts
which we warrant 10 the buyer, and are dossf-
mined not t. be nnderscd BY an, one in TIE par
kes. Our g go. WATT returns HE sinosss tnent!
TO his friends and the public, who have saseained
him heretofore, and we solicit q eOpslAoeaQ2 81
thair patrOnAse GFO WAEF W
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Sr,,iAL NOlN E:-LOUls J. BoSSlEuX,
lrs Nam street six doors below Messrs lsaacs
Taylor, directly opposite the old estahl shed
store Of Nessrs. Richa rdson Co would be happy
g accommodate his old customers and the public
generally. The very liberal patronage bestowed
~ him for the last fifteen years enables him. with
an enlsrs ed establishment to offer indnce ments Ia
purchasers unequaied his side of Phlade pha
win more room. more force, more stock, and
seuisd spesiton 20 do a large " holesae bus ness
Man street fe 6-lm
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FUTURE DAYS.



nv Chas. r. Wostham 4 Co., Amets.
TANGO OF NEW OlkEAN0 SUGAR AMD
~ MOLA9 At AUETlON.-On FRIDAY
February 10Th. at our Warehouse ON the Does,
commencinr ct II o'clock, A. H., ve will soil the
caro- per brig "Machias," fron Attskspas. coa-
IS hsds prime 70 choice Orleans sU6ARS:,.
s66 barrels de-; DO. MoLAes ~
over SiO, months credit, for sRRLoved negotiable
parer. CdAS. i. wOAInAM W..
ny r. y. Geek. A.st's.
HARDWARE, MlfLES, GUNS, &C., AT
IL AGCTION.-On WEDNESDAY. Sth inst q
10 q clock will sell ct my store large invoice Of
HARDWARE, consisting Of great vAriety OF ar
ticieS too numerous 10 mention.
Also
An invoice Of about s00 gross SCREWS, different
Isl very superior RIFF LES, and
2or 20 SINGLE BARREL GUNS.
ALSO
10 dog white GRANITE PLATES. TUREENs'
SIDE DISHES, &C., &c s!ightly damaged.
IL T.. b. COOK. Auctioneer.
Nv FerxusOu BelOte, AuccSs