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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-22
Lincoln I'm New York.

Npv YORK. Feb. I9-The train reached this city
on time at the Thirty-frst street depot. The Pre-
sident elect and party left the cars. Mrs. Lincoln
and children were driven in q closed carriage to
the Aston House. Mr.. Lincoln and suite occupied
elayen carriages and rode to the Astor House All
along the route the streets were packed, but the
party had no difficulty in making their progress
owing to the excellent police arrangements, and it
Is estimated that quarter Of a million people wit
ressed the future President. There was continu-
ous cheering from the depot to the hotel. At the
Astor House there was an immense aszemblage and
cheering. The streets were all decorated with
flags all the hotels but the New York Hotel, and
ALI the newspaper offices but the Day Book display
ed the American flag the shipping in the harbor
also hosted bunting during the day, and the city
generally displayed g holiday appearance. Mr.s
Lincoln d1ned in private, receiving no calls till
evening.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2O--The President elect was for
mally received by Mayor Wood this morning at the
City Hall. The ceremonies took place in the Gov
ernor's room; at IL and as early as 10 O'clock the
police under the superintendent of Deputy Carpen-
ter, took their station at the City Hall, and space
was nclosed by chairs leading TO the stairs within
which none but those having the privilege to enter
to the Governors room were admitted. at lO4 d
large crowd Of people had assembled IN the PARK,
awaiting the arrival of the President elect a re"
minutes before IL, Mayor Wood, accompanied ~
the members of the Common Council and Tue clt
press, took up their position in tho Goysrno .o'
room, and shortly afterwards the shouts Q, Is
Die outside announced that Mr. Lincoln had reaensu
the City Hall He appeared accom- p:n.od -
the committee of the Common Council spp9iisr, bo
meet him in Albany, and was INTRODUCED .nd Havor
chairman to the Aldermen, Council anu nay u
Wood. - ..hio TIL
The MayOrstoOd on one side OF sn Dtr lame The
anpearapce of the twp men was NEST striAHs, AnS
chief MAGISTRATE Of the city dressed IN ms usual
suit Of blaek-0oSFfSd Il. az eve eff from I'm
rn the delivery of the addresses Inc Chief
nation also so dgfs esm and Ua eoes ssr
. ns ~ rstnrn the steady gaze that was fixed
mon him Mr.. Wood, in clear and distinct voice,
spoke as follows; 49,
ooms, nv duty to extend you an official welcome
~ bsbaf OF the corporation. Ia SO doing, pernis
me- 10 say that this city has never offered hospitsl
f,s,to men clothed with more exalted powers, Of
resting under greater responsibility than those
which circumstances have dsvoved upoa you.
Coming into Office With dismembered Government
to reconstruct, and discontented and hostile peo-
pie to reconcile, il will require high, patriotic
and an elevate cOmprehesiOn Of the whole country,
and its varied interests, opinions, and preudicss'
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LYNCH LAW IN ARKAEsAs.-The Memphis appeal
learns from gentleman, residing in the neigbbOr-
hood, that, some ten days ago, Mr.. KmBRo-WhO
lives near the river at Cummins' Place landing,
twenty five or thirty miles above Pine Bluff, the
Arkansas river-On returning, after absence, to
his home learned from the ladies Of the house that
Q of suspicious appearance had been lurking
about the place. Mr.. KIMBRo made some efforts to
find him, but in vain. At night, after dark, he
heard some one moving under the house, and, on
proceeding there he seized man, who prsvod to be
the individual in question. Some of the neighbors
were summoned, and the prisoner was examined.
He claimed TO be of respectable family and brother
20 either Dr. CORNELIUS WATKINS, or DIR. WATKINS
CoRKKIIUs Cit is uncertain which, of Memphis.
Some burSlarious instruments and materials for set
ting FIRE to any place were found about him. Here
fused 70 state where carpet bag the ladies saw in
his possession was and till refused when threaten
ed with hanging. In the end, he was ordered to
lesve the neighborhood under the severest penalty
Three days afserward he was again seen lurking
about He declared that he was respectable man,
and would be revenged every one who had put the
indignity ne had suffered upon him. Two days sf-
ter that be was found hanging on tree in the
woods, twenty or thirty feet high. When the Ap-
psaFs informant came sway ths bOdywas still harg,
ing, and was likely to remain so.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.--The mail contractors iG
the seeding States are continually asking whether
they win be paid as heretofore, 70 which the Poss
Office Department responds afirmatTvely, stating
that drafts will be issued to them on the PostS1s
ters to be paid from the postal revenue collected
within those States
The Postzaster General has removed the roats
agent between Grafton and Parkersourg fa;,- On
on the ground that he left his business without
perrnisslon. to engage in the accession movements
in that State. -
Several Postmasters in Kentucky and tennessee
have been removed for similar cause.
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NV Yoax. Fab. 2o.-Privats dispatches from
Moptgomery stats that 50 soon Is his Csolnst are
announced. President Davis will disPatea Cenm.s-
sioners 70 the Federal Government 70 ss. s9r -
so.r. - ,s.cs 4 treaty viii 30 passed smpoWer-
;nr bs Treasurer = accept cotton instead Of msnsy
i01 4. .,,.,t.d STAT English sgents are now a.
Mon,rsmsKy sfsEinr liberal sdTsscs-
AsSsr,issueais viii soon Be issued Tor soldiers
aad sxiIOrs, sfsring large Soas1s as runOree
n nss asa tAss rsxss Tigfai will be Msjsr-
GsPPa..I - ,hc army. Ksitt, OF South Caro1ns.
0oa. A Minister TO Spain
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Land warrants
20 Acres sale 100 Acres, per ecre no sale
90 q - .........no sale 100 % sale
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SOUTHERN FKnGHTs.-The amount Of freights going
Southwark is unusually heavy. 1t was only day
or two since that the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad was able to receive freghts, having been
completely blocked. And we see the freghts by the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad are too great fol-
the capacity of that road. The greater portion o.
these freights consists of flour grain and provisions
for ports in the Southern States The Memphis
Avalanche reports the arrival there the 18th of
the steamer J. d. Perry from ST. Louis, with 1865
sacks Of corn.
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GENERAL JAN DELIVERY IN TrrToN-EscAPE OF
PEmoSHRs.-Ths Memphis AUaldHchs learns that on
the night of the 18th, persons unknown effect
ed an entrance into the Upton county jail at Gov
ington, by means OF ladder. The Jail is incom~
plete, and by boring holes through the flooring Of
the upper cell, where several prisoners were cOnN
fined, managed to procure their escape. The only
one who did not take advantage Of the opportunity
offered for escape was an cid negro.
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From newark. N. j.

NEwlRk, n. ]. Feb. 21.-Lineoln in replying to
his welcome. said: +" 1 shall do all in my power to
promote peaceful settlement of all our difficulties,
the man doesnot live who is more devoted to peace
than myself, (cheers) or who would do more to
preserve it, but it may be necessary to put the foot
down firmly, (vociferous cheers) and if | do my
duty, and do right, you will sustain me. Win you
mott" (Cries of I" Yes,n Yes, we will"
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Ar,kansaa election.

FoRT SMnn, Feb zO.-Four counties in Western
Crawford-have elected Union delegates to the State
Convention by over 1000 majority. The majority
against the Convention is about the same
FAYETTEVILLE Feb. 20-Oficial vote OF y asninef
ton county-majOrity against the Convention ,. =.
Average majority Of ticket 400 Inc proulllnen-
has gone against Convention By large majority.
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Invitation % ,he Public.

Masonic TExPLE-In compliance with sugges-
tion that the public generally might desire an op
portunity to visit the Concert Rooms of the Mason
ic Temple, requested to state that the large
Concert Hall will be thrown open for inspection
on this and tomorrow evenings. Ladies are espe
eiGgy iarted Although not entirely complete in in
decorations yet the Hall is SO far advanced as to be
ready for the concert to be given by the Robertson
Association on Tuesday next.
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND PRoYIsIoNs-The transactions in
Flour Grain and Prssans quite liberal day yser-
days Quotations The receipts Of Bacon continue pretty large,
but all that comes in finds ready sale.
GR0CERIES-Large additions have been made the
OF Groceries within few days. and there has considerable
activity all the leading articles, with decided upward ten
dency Rio Coffee. We quote Rio coSss I39l4e Fair
Choice Sugar 69s in hhds and bbls Molaes bbs
and 35@37 in half bbls,
The Baltimore Patriot Of the 18th says Of Coffee:
The Coffee market active and prices quite Am without any
material change Since closing report Of yesterday
heard Of sales Of 200 Rio at 122c,
quote low grades Rio ll9l1c fair do l2l256c: good do 2
Java at 16h3Hkc.
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ram Nebraska.

Nr,g,sk1 err, Feb. 2O.-The chief and warriors
of the otOc Indians arrived n town t last evening
S,e last November stating their women and chill
Jren were starving, and their payment they would
have. peaceaby, if it could be got, and forciby if
necessary. The agent took the money last evening
and secreted it, large meeting Of the citizens was
held for the purpose Of taking means for set-de-
Tense, if necessary.
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Markef Reporfs.


hEw oHLHAxs, Feb. 2lcstton .al.. t. se hal.v Ma
ding lSllk The steamer cau, IL. ,,ns.. svrsr
TsAas - as1 Molasssas9ss Rreghts 70 Havre TX to
Liverpool The steamer oahAwba, from Havana 18Th. has
arrived sugar vas dull at 8S reals seriinr F4b.,z
IL New York Sight las prsmiam' -'~''--s A-'HADs'
sl-Fiour dun at 81 So Com steady At
sosss. OATS 1n at 27E whisEy-saies 1soO bels 4 Ia,
9I3St. Molassss 3393s. 80 . 10
NEw YOHK' Feb 20 Cotton advanced ri sales 4o bales.
Middling Upland II z9Ix. '-N''
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Revieyv OF the NashviIIe rrar1.,

THURSDAY EVkNIA0, Feb. p, 1861
The Intelligence from Europe to dsyin regard to Cotton ia
unfavOrabe showing decline Of 9d the lower auali
ties The better gads however sustained themselves though
they closed dull In consequence market has been dull to-
day, transactions have been confined to only 6 bales
The Tobacco to-day light We refer an
interesting regard this staple from New Orleans
correspondents, to be found below.
The Produe and Groceries continues quite be.
rail- We notice heavy shipments Of Flour Grain and Provisions
through points the "Coniete saes There has
constant Of this description Of shipments pouring into
those States from the Grain and Provisions producing States Of
the West and Northwest for several months From the quantities
that have been sent forward there must be large stores hand
could not been required for consumption
Our Grocery and Produces Merchants rapidly filing
from points South of since the opening the railroad dpss
C0TToN-The reported sales Of Cotton to-day snly
6s baels bales at Sc and 80 at 1906 We repeat quo
aons with the remark that they may considered nominal
our outside figures are Above the views OF huvaral
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TEE ovERrox HorEL AT ME,rn1s.-The Memphis
AUdLanee says this magnificent structure, the pride
of the city, will be completed in time to be open
about the first of April. Workmen are bnsily en-
gagged in finishing the interior; and the exterior,
already completed with the exception of the veran-
dahs presents beautiful appearance
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Fresh Arrivals
TIL MPSON. SPERRY eco,
NEW BUILDINGS, "a MARKET STREET,
Nashville, Tennessee.
100 BARRELS Double Extr, Flour;
LUU 40 do Extra Family do
100 bags do do do
IS chests Green and Black Tsas
100 G do1sn and Cans % Oysters a1
so boxes Layer Rssns;
25 boxes Maccsroni:
bills New Carrants;
trails Fresh Dates;
Also assortment Of and fancy Candies Kisses,
Almonds, all Of which dealers
d.ced prices THOMPSON sPERRY & co.
Corn, Hay and Oats.
SUPERIOR lot OF Corn, Hay and Oats just received
"A and for sale at low figures BY COMBS MARTIN.
janI9-4m
Also Received:
IUU S hhds choice New Orleans S'1'''' Do
200 bbs Rscti6ed Whisky;
50 bbls Old Reserve do
90 bbs Old Rye do
half pipes Old 0tard Brandy;
The above, with other article in the grocery line
janI7 81 THOMPSON, sPERRY co.
Flour, Corn, sc.
coo BARRELS Extra and Extra Family Flour;
OUO AGO sacks Coru;
20 boS Lard;
50 " Green Apples
% cases Parrapine Wax Candles;
SO Flour Sacks (ffy pounds)
On consignment, for sale by
". WATTS & CO.,
Jan19a No. 81 College street, Broad
Wanted.
VIRGINIA LADY, who has had experience in teach
ing and is we'll qualified to teach all the English branches,
French Embroidery and Grecen Knitting, wishes situation,
immediately in either private family public school, the
South Best OF references given required Applicants stating
terms &c will please address Dr. D. P Godonsye Orange
county, Virginia. jan30-d2W
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Foreign Markets.

LrEaPoo FEB. 7Per Steamer Kang1roo-Co sales Of
hr days bales of which spectators and exporters took
bales Thursday, 1000 bales Of which spectators
and exporters took 1900 The market dull and has declined
IA thePrevous Friday Manchester sdvces are unfsvor-
able, the market having declining tendency.
Breadsu ques but steady Provisions quiet. Consos
sIA991%.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. sPer edmsr BovG Sc0siaH-oOOn sales
Of the week 1900 bales Of which spectators bales and
exporters COO bales The market opened scye with slight
advance all qualities but the from United the States
and unavorable Manchester ayces middng qualities
decline I'd. Lower qualities irregular and offered at d
Decline Sales Friday 1000 bales OF which sPeui.ors and sI
porters took goo bales, the closing quiet.
The following the quotations:
Fair Orleans iddling ied
I nop,,ss.,,'.. "a
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Commercial Letter from New Orleans.

q
of dull and unsatisfactory Tobacco market The stocks
the 18th Of January 1899 hhds The receipts
that 34O6 hhds The exports 1854 hhds
embracing 9lO Cadz spzn, and 1877 hhds Queenstown
Ireland Tbs sales emily up, in the aggregate the moderate
quantity Of 1875 hhds
hand, day, hhds; including $50
hhds Strips 700 hhds factory dried, small lot Of stems,
together with $500 hhds OF contacts, ali Of which
| are awaiting decline in freighis.
Within past months have sold only sixty hhds
thu new crop. SIC lot that
buyers with reduced declined
! sell.
Within the past thirty days new olaksvs
od lot Of 60 bids Sc, rs hhds admitted and
refused at SIC 81 and "a hhds, In two lets, att Xe.
We have banda large stock Of Crop and form
definite idea of the difference qualities Of the old
crop Our samples indicate deficiency Of fully
20 per cent below the old.
This long heavy qualities which usually characterize the
CaEsve crops extremely indeed out of nearly 500
hhds Of this type whilst the short monde
script qualities in abundance.
To those long heavy Tobaceo would
that they withhold them from market until the desirable parcels
Of the old are consumed
The stocks America and Europe de indicate scarcity
Tobacco deficiency the quantity Of the crop
advance unless the interest Of the trade p
ardised by political disturbances.
During past sixty days the Spanish contractors have taken
advantage Of the high rates Of freight dpss prices here and
positive concessions Of fully sc have been gained
The French nearly 1000 bids Leaf Tobacco will Re
adudcaed in to-day We induced
large purchases will be made through the French consul this
city.
The enormously high rates Of freight have attracted large
foreign vessels this port and the bulk Of the cotton
crop will have been cleared, confidently look for easier
rates Of freight and better prices for Tobacco.
About sd January great seeesn
this from the Federal Union nearly one hundred
vessels hastily cleared before their cargOes engaged and
OF them leading Since the ordinance Of secession
passed the excitement has subded and the cesrances from
this will be duly endorsed By the foreign consuls resident
this city. Vessels and without the least inte
either in port at
There will blockade Of river, the country
cages in civil Should that lamentsbIe besl this
country, magnitude Of the commercial interests Of Eng
land France with city would COMPEL them at
make issue with any power thst attempted blockade.
In conclusion sufficient for predicaing
and better prices for Tobacco in the
Of the sixty days. and unless offered full market value
| we prefer to hoIdfOr better prices.
CAMPBELL, MCKEE & Co,
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I'm Cbancery Court at GainesbOrO.

yENoBIAs GIBSON VS. james Nicely and Others and Ca
ter r. WhiteseId We James W. Horley. Abraham job J.
son and OF e-s-Judgmen, and Attached Bs-Cross Bills
December Rues Is6O-On motion Of complainant Whitefeld
by his solicitor and appearing to the satisfaction OF the
Clerk Master allegation in the cross line which
sworn to- that the defendant Abraham Johnson is nonres
dent Of the State OF Tennessee II is srderei that publication
be week in the Union and American
newspaper published in Of Nashville, requiring said
defendant appear the Chancery Court at Ganesoro
on or before Monday February Ie6 and defend
complanants bill allegations therein contained viii b
kp for confessed and the for hearing exparts
AZ 10 thm w H. Bolts, O. & NJ.
QA-yy4t. mr. sfee 50
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COMMERCIAL.


THURSDAY hvEEtzs, Feb. q, 1851.
In New York the 1e at the beard 1000 TsaDz
see per cent BENDS se At the FIRST board sales were
made at 74o showing decline Of per cent No sales we're
reported at the st board the 1h The Ersnng Post avs
&c vas bid and Sx asked. The telegraph reports sales the
second board yesterday at 731Ec.
EXPORTS OF SPECIE
The following is comparative statement q the expsrts
specie from New foreign ports 70 the 18th Of February in
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Ninety negroes were sold on the 18th inst at Lou
isa Court House, Virginia. One sold for 81, 300,
several went upwards of $1,000, while many
brought from $500 to 81, 900 apiece.
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New YoRk, Feb. 2I-LoNDoN- Danish ques
ton is temporarily suspended.
1t Is reported that the Catholic party in the French
Chambers viii protest against the revolutionary
policy of France in Italy.
France declines Englands invitation to stop Carl
baldi's career, and says the NeapoHtans ought to
settle the matter themselves
The position Of the Bank of France is improving.
The Tendon Times thinks the action of the Prus-
sian Chamber will check the German warIike invi-
tations. s
The MOntenegrins are ravaging the village of
Niceter.
New YORK. Feb. 21.-The Turkish Sultan re-
fuses his assent to the prOlongaisn Of the French
Syrian Occupancy.
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INSURE YOUR PRoPERTT WHERE foOh Losst' I'D
BIZ Promptly PAID.-Losses paid WITHIN lne lEs'
sixty days by w. J. MARI Insurance Agent NO, %
College street for companies represented by nm
nearly s25 600 as follows
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PT4NO TUNING AND REPAIRING.

- W. KIBBEE will henceOrih make nashville his perms
NT nAnt residence, and will tune Planes, OrganSs
and HedeOns by the single tuning and can visit
often as reque he will spend at least week in
month in Ire CITY and vicinity Ee will visit regularly the
towpsip West East Tennessee and North Alabama
and Misspp Orders left ct Benson Co.'s Music soreo
Reads Piano Rooms on Churcn street. Communications BY
mail will be promptly attended to- prlI d'tESSV,d
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n.cnskrzAn. G. cnGrEkn.
M. & e. #. CHEATHAHE,
WHOLESALE GROCERB, AND DEALERS
FINE BRANDIEs, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, NAILS,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS. &c,
C0REEB or COLLEGE AND OHURcH STREETS
Nashville, Tennessee.
VN receipt Of large and we'll selected stock Of
wv Groceries, Liquors, consisting part fellows;
l5v hnc sugar ali grades genuine Havana Csars
200 bbis choice Molasses 200 Kegs Nails, assorted
Ivy u 90 do I00dozsn Painted Buckefsi
$50 bags prime Rio Cofee so nests Tubs
loo bbs Powdered, Crushed and 10 bs Enelisa WanutsI
Lost Sugar; 10 l,hIs Pecans:
$50 boxes Star Candles: ~ NILS FiIberts
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE BRANDIES. WINES, &Os
- 4 = choice French Brandies;
90 X casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port WiDesI
Loo BASKETS best brands Chsmpacne
SO boxes Scovill Oaret,
100 % s Ssl. n ii Robertson County whsAyI
do do do Bourbon do
And also large sockof Common Whisky, American Brandy
Gin, &c.
POWDER AGENTS.
Agents for the Dupont Hazard and Sycamore Powder Tbs
desgrsc Icing the only Agensin Nashville Of the Manufacturers
call te attention OF the Merchants and Traderto the
lsrge STOCK Of Powder on hand, In Mayaznefor sale
kegs Dupont Rife Posder 1000 kegs Hazard Blasting
800 ( d. DO DO DO 5000 f kegs sycamore Blasting
SS % DO Do $50 P ss. & Powder assorted
SSU do do do brands;
sooo dupont Blasting Pow so bb Toy, Bedford Co.,
ger. safety fuse.
jsnl1 II. 4. .. +. OHEATHAh, Agents.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
gRsP0ns POWDER; joy, Bickford e Co.'s sse'y
Sycamore do
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The New York World states that arrangements
have been made in that city for the building OF
several gun boats for tbraSouth, and that others
already finished have gained fer.
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BY TELEGR
From Fort IkearneT.

From Fort KearneF.
Fort KEAESEY, Feb. 2l.-The California Pony
Express of the 9th has arrived.
Several large dry goods houses had failed
The Legislature was doing nothing
1t is reported that from 500 to 900 Knights of the
Golden Circle are enrolled in San Francisco with
the object of establishing Pacific republic.i
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DrPrHERIA-This horrible and dangerous disease
may be easily arrested, if taken in time, and the pa
tient be kept warm by bathing the neck repeatedly
with Ambrosiai Oil, and frequently gurgng with it
slightly diluted. Saturate flannel cloth with the
Oil, and bind it on before going to bed We are Goa
dent we overcame several cases in our family with
the Oil alone, and Or. CLARK's Painless -Phl,-Ien-
aeseee Baptist
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THE Public ACTs.-Copies of the Public Acts OF
the late Extra Session of the Legislature, in pamph
let FORM can be had at this Office at 25c per copy.
febI5-tf
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PHILADELPHIA BANKS.

FItII-ADELIIIIA B4NKS.
The statement Of the Philadelphia Banks for the week ending
the 18th inst compares with that of the previous week as &
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For RENT-A desirable suit of rooms In the
Union and American Buildings Apply at this
office ldec29-H