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Rose Hin Cemetery,

The Trustees of the Rose Hill Cemete-
ry met on the 4th of Nov, and elected
the following Board: g" ''.a q
C. MORGAN, President.
r JSo. FRIERsoN,
A. BARR,
JOHN BAIRD, EB3A
w. S. RAINEY.
On the 10Th of November, the Board
met and elected
4. J. ARMSTRONG, Secretary.
F. NJ. WATSON, Sexton. '
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Col. Vance Thompson Is q candidate
to represent ,Maury. He is . gentle
man of sound views and decided abil>
ity.-Rhris Intelligence. - quof
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rho Pale E0ep.

This is the name of new paper start
ed in Nashville, the first number OF
which has been received. 1t is the crgan
of the order of Pale Faces, and VIII he
published occasionally. From it we
learn that there are 81 camps in Tonnes
sec, 6 of which are in Msury county,
and that our fellow-citizen, w. J. An
pREws, Esq, is the Most Worthy State
President. There are 10000 members be-
longing to the order, although it is not
yet two years old. ~
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q ~ asT 80 -. At Cost. ~
I / have fine lot of Mems clothes, and
Ladies' Cioaks and fine dress goods, all
of which will sell at prime cost.
- --t O. C. PATTON. =
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s weeter than the summer roses,
A II bedecked.with morning dew
Lovelier than the sight met Moses
Land Of promise full In view,
Is the prospect that delights me
Every time think Of you. ! b
Peerless maiden heaven, descended
Obi the Angel harps above, ali 10 a,-.
l. end their notes TO sound thy praises,
Kindling my lay ofiove. -, ~ 4 /,
p riceless miser feels the treasure
In his Golfers dark and cold; -s'
Let the miser have his pleasure
L ady, with his bags Of gold, sfsu raa.s
On love knows boiler feeling-s0
When to worth and beauty kneeling.
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On the night or December lst, after long
and painful illness, at the family residence
in this vicinity, Miss MARY ORR, daughter
Of the late JOHN ORR, Esq.
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You can buy Cups Saucers, Plates,
Dishes &c. cheaper at tho Auction House
than any where else.
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B eauty dwelt among toe angels,
Ere she earthly Eden knew :. ~,
L oolking like the heaven she came from,
Love with her enamored grow; ~
G old, infaned ct beauty'ssvay.,s.,@1ss
o 'er the senses softly rteaaing, at
r udely tore the shrine away;
D espising love to beauty kneeling. 80
On the ruins then he swore, syn
n ow true-love, thy reign is DER.
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Tfinony OF Medical Neen.
sroSrr POrSr, white Co., ARR, Nav 3.

SfoSLY POINT, White Co., Arb, Nay q, GG.
De. ioas BuIL-Desr Sir: Last February
vas IN Louisville purchasing drugs. and I 60:
some OF your Sarsaparilla and CeGron Bitsers.
NY son-in-law, who was with mc in the store. has
been down with rhcumatisnifor seine time com
lneneedon the BiIters, and soon found his gen
eral health improved.
Dr. cist; who has beet ia bal health, tired
them, aud he also improved.
Dr. Coffee, who has been ia bad hath Tor
several years-stomaeh and liver affectei--he
improved very much BY the use OF your fsiffefs.
Indeed the Cedron Bit.ers has gwen you rrsat
popularity in this settlement think could
sell great quantity Of Your medicines this "a
Especially your cedren Asiters ea1 Sassaparil-
Ia Ship me via Memphis, care OF R;ekett 6
Nicely. Respectfully,
C,.B. WALKER
Pfvparclby DIR. JonS Br8L at his Lahorat,ry
Fifth street, Louisville, ny.
For sale by r.B. RAINS. Druax Isl. ncxt - =
10 the Pest otlicc Columbia, Tena.
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Ifyou want Hats, Boots or Shoes cheap
or than you ever saw them, go to the
Auction House.
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Cumberland COAL,

Also, a superior article Of Coal suitable for
Blaeksmiths. Orders left at the Office of Mich
olson & Looney, will be promptly attended TO-.
Coal delivered to any part of the Corporation.
citizens OF Columbia and vicinity.
Feb. !2, lsse-tf VOORHEES, 4 BAuY.
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We have received from Bush & Son,
st. Louis, a finely illustrated catalogue
of grapevines, small fruits, etc. It is a
well-written, neat pamphlet of some &C
pages, containing beautifully engraved
| illustrations OF many Of the finest speci-
mems Of grapes IN the country, the histo-
| ry of their origin, their habits, the mode
| of cultivation, etc. /; also illustrations of
many of our best fruits, vegetables, leX-
hibiting them all ia their highest per-
lection and improved by those enterpris-
ing fruit growers. 4. -..-e .-..s.s-.,.i
We are frank to suggest that every
man who has family and lot ofground
should have one Of these pamphlets,
from which he can learn to improve ana
beautify his home, and reap rich har-
vest of luxury from small effort and ex-
pense. - -.
The Messrs. Bunch & Son have author
lied us to announce that they have app
pointed James III. Wilkes. Esq, of Co
lumbia, their agent in Middle Tennes-
see, whom we take great pleasure in
cellent gentleman, of fine busicess ca
pacity, and an amateur fruit and grape
grower of many years experience and
success, who enters upon his agency
with energy and qualifications that will
make it decided success. Send to him
for pamphlet, and then send orders for
vines and fine trees. His address Is Co
lumbia, Tenn.--Unio,s and american.
The COLUMBIA HERALD will please re-
publish the announcement of my agency
for the Messrs. Bush & SoN, as made In
the Union and american. This an
no uncement, however, is liable to mis-
construction. Messrs. B. q Son have
notrees. They devote the whole oftheir
time to the cultivation and improvement
of the vine i have some ten or fifteen
thousand fine trees Of my own, selected
by myself and reared in my own nurse
ry. They are only one year old, but
we'll grown and we'll rooted, and thebest
nurserymen say, now is the time to set
them out in the orchard. They cost less
and grow better than the older ones /
have also some 500 Wild Goose Plum
trees. To the farmers everywhere, who
wish to grow fine orchards, or supply
themselves and families, with the inno-
cent, rich luxury of the grape and pure
unadulterated wine, come and see me,
or write, and your letters will be an
swered Immediately.
JAMES 81. WILKES,
Columbia, Tenn.
We fully endorse the sentiments of the
q. C American in regard to Mr.. WILKES.
He brings to his calling an earnest and
en- thusiastic nature and cultivated
mind, which will improve and elevate
it. 1t is a pleasant business and worthy,
to furnish the people sweet and luscious
tuit, in the stead of the old sour and
rotton sort, and there is wide field for
such phil anihropic nurserymen in this
county. Mr.. WILKES nursery is on the
Hampshire pike, short distance from
Columbia
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10000 bushels Corn wanted by
Nov. 10, 1869. MARTIN q PIcKARD.
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Smiths Tonic Syrup,
AGUE A Nd FEVER
OR CHILLs AND FEVER.

-s.--er- '--''t
The proprietor Of this celebrated medecine
Justly claims for it a superiority over all rene
DIES ever offered to the public for the safe. GER
tam, speedy nd permanent cure of Aeue and
Fever. or Chi.ls and Fever, whether OK short or
long standing. He refers to the entire Western
and Southwestern country 70 bear him tes;;,ao-
ny to the truth of the assertion, that IN no case
whatever will it fail to cure if the directions are
strictly followed and carried out. In A creat
many cases single dose las been safhcienf for
cure. and whole families have been cured bv a
single bottle, with perfectrestoration ofthe gen.
eral health. It is, however, prudent, and in
every case more certain to cure fits use is con-
unued in smaller doses for 4 week or two after
the disease has been checked, more especially in
| dine ultand longstanding cases. Usually, This
medicine wiz not require any aid to keep the
bowels in good rder; should the patient, how.
ever, require cathartic medicine, after having
taken three or four doses of the Tonic. sincis
dose of BULL'S VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS
will be sufficient.
tvn DIR. JOHN Bulls Principa, cffce.
Nc. 10 Fifth, Cross Street,
ta LOUISVILLE, XXI
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EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.

A good Winter Coat for 800 at the
Auction House.
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. ihu.saas,a bseesaSl ssz.s;ssa Ma 4

i9tia.ifH ~ tfDi G.--4e va 49,
a. ffFs kass.1 CotENm -;.,.-.:-,- so
For the past two days has been looking ID
. little and wereit not for the strinsency 20
the money market coupled with decline OF
a II nj New York to-day. we might have es.
-, :, - -. H.. - ~. 800 u,
ssoaasleo al ~ saaSS ~ ~ Aessss oee 0o-Ap ~
er the prices of the early part Of the week.
Soma n or "a leo chs nrs-a h n1s Yesterday
~ -. w -,
at rom ziA 10 <z1s.H hed [IsSism ads
70 iGENEBAk MARKET. hsqo
rs,,....,.,, V..Ly,, h, ~ M H..ee. n q,
CVIreceet Wee@ty w 4. ~ H4eoeS - 800
= IGrocers aud Communications Aferchd"ts,
"a East side Public SQttQre. al "a !
BACoN-Sides and Hams d, Shoulders Is
BRAN|Sl 25 per 100 lbs. -. - z
BUTTER Scarce. % IT f1tSSsis'b hia (
{ BEESWAXGSc per h. At sd 9idsas
BAGGING-25toSacp er yll. =fsa-7rss,.i .
BEEF TONGUE+Fresh Soc. Dried 81.
CORN MEAL-l 90 per bushel. i@
,CORN-in demand, 50 cts. TinlsIIt 20
; CANDLEs~2c peri "a -s1l asd svir
COEFEE-24toSOc per .. and adyadcing
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Re Sure TO 60


To A. j. WALKERS Auction Sales next
week, as he has eyerythir cheaper than
any where.
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ALCoRN, the Radical candidate, is
elected Governor of Mississippi, by
about 10000 majority.
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CITY ITEMS.

Frank Aydelott has more Eggs than
any otner grocery in town. LIS Z
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10000 Bushels Good Sound Cotton See
wanted by Martin & Packard.
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seed wheat.

Go to the Auction House and get you
a pair of Pants for 81 ,25. --. .t
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The Auction House is selling Flame
at twenty cents. 1e.
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LIST OF LETTER.

Remaining in the Columbia Post Office, De-
cember LIST, 1859, which, If not called for with
E in 30 days, will be sent to Washington.
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Ifyou want suit of clothes cheap, call
at the Auction House.
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Persons contemplating making
Christmas present, would do we'll to get
something that is substantial, and will
be appreciated by the recipient. Moth
ing is half so pleasing to the ladies as
something that ameliorates their.labors
"a Cir yer & Baker Sewing, Machine.
w. J. PEARSON, Agent, at Mrs. JONES.
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Facts of Interest to Ladies'.
Ifyou want a Sewing Machine that is
always ready for you when You are ready
fot,, buy a Grover & Baker, at Mrs.
JONES. @ WI. Pearson,
Agent.
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Good Boots can be had for So, 90 at the
Auction House.
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BULLS
Filters

CeorOn Bittcrs.
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400 Bushels Prime Boughton Wheat
for sale. L. w. KEEsEE &Co.
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Children's shoes& Stockings al the Auc-
ton House. ..ss s-.-.'-..-r .rr
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LAND SALE.

Seven splendid Ohio River Bottom Farms
over Eight Hundred Acres of which are cleared
and under cultivation, and have been rented the
present year for els per acre, money rent
Good bonds for therent have been taken, and
will be assigned 10 those drawing said Farms;
which will be 81 400 in cash 70, each 100 acres
P ~ raIrr7 fsergE 7d-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT. q
SECURE THE SHADOW ERE THE SUB
!. STANCE FADE"

am making every size and style Of Picture
known to the Art. PHOTOGRAPHS from the
Card size to Life size, Portraits finished in In
dia Ink or colored in Oil. on both Paper and
Canvass. by one of the best colorists in the
United States.
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AMBROTYPES, TINTYPES AND PORCE-
LAIN PICTURES OF ALL SIZES.
CHROMOS! CHROMOS! f!

have also added to my already large stock
of these beautiful Pictures. both German and
American, all in elegant Gilt Frames, which /
will sell at manufacturer prices.
Ladies call and sec the Easter Morning.
the most beautiful Chrome yet made.
Gents supply yourselves with these P:ctures
for Christmas Gifts. you will find them very
acceptable to your "lady friends"
have also constantly on hand large assert
ment of Picture Frames of all sizes, Cord, Tas-
sells, Photograph Albums, Cases, Lockcts, &c.
Call and examine specimens. and be sure ard
leave your measure for Photographs.
H. p. SEAVY, Photographer,
Nov. 19,tf Columbia, Tenn.
IoSEpJ1 WALKER LANES L, GUEST
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FOR CIRCUIT COURT CLERK.
FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK.


We are authorized to announce JOHN u.
PADGETTF as candidate for COUNTY
COURT CLERK, at the ensuing March election.
We are authorized to announce W. X. Nc
KENYON, as a candidate for COUNTY
COURT CLERK, at the ensuing March cleo
ticn. lil 49,
We are authorized to announce MAJOR
JOHN B. ANDERSON, popularity and widely
known as 's UNCLE BACON" as candidate for
COUNTY COURT CLERK, at the ensuing
March Election. .'N 80 ~
We are authorized to announce NICK AKIN
as candidate for COUNTY COURT CLERK,
at the ensuing March Election. -9r;
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We are authorized to announce ROBERT D..
RICKETTS, as candidate for Sheriff, at the
ensuing March Election. =. 90 ~ = IL I
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We are authorized to announce j. NJ. HICk-
Ely as candidate for COUNTY COURT
CLERK, at the ensuing March Election,
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A NOUN G E M E N Z S.
=. I,.,l In, MAURY COUNTY. qg,l
ron STATE CONVENTION.

/ e FOR STATE CONVENTION.
ia hsJf-- GfG31f : ia lGG
We are authorized to announce Maj. W. V.
THOMPSON, as acandidatc to represent Maury
County in the State Convention Election third
Saturday In December, 1859. ,Al q.
gsPrE FOR SHERIFF. 'gzgrIs Il
--Ictll =. 4 -ffgi1-- 10 grfa
We are authorized to announce JOHN La
MAR as candidate for SHERIFF, at the en-
saing March Election. E slf . 9slaJTgq
- We are authorized to announce G. II. BEAN
as candiiate fer SHERIFF, at the ensuing
March Election. J08fEILJJSIE
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MILLINERY.
Il ALL AND WINTER
MILLINERY.
NOTION AND VARIETY STORE.
MRS. NJ. j. BRYANT,
Formerly of Louisville. Ky,)

NORTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
Is now receiving complete stock of Millinery,
Dress Trimmings, Fancy Goods and Varities,
which will be selected with great care in the
Eastern Markets., all of which she will sell at
The lowest Cash Prices.
Her long experience in business enables her to
offer stock which, in style and qualify, can
not be surpassed.
DRESS MAKING
Done on the shorteat notice. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Orders from Merchants promptly
filied at wholesale prices
~Stamping and Pinking done to order.
Nov q, 1sdQ.
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We are authorized to announce SIMMS LAT
Ia as candidate for SHE RIFF, at the ensu
ing March Fiction. .f.ua &c si. .,iasf -ll.s5-
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FOR SHERIFF

Wears authorized to announce GEORGE w.
KINZER as candidate for SHERIFF, at the
ensuing March election. .Tef1
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Mems Hats at 80 cents at WALKERS
Auction,
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+ ~ TICKETS S. 90 EACH.
For pamphlet giving description of property
containing Act Of Legislature, and certificates
of leading gentlemen of this and other States
apply to ether Of the following Agents:
L. H.LYNE, Farmers Bank, Henderson, Ky.
r. B. ALEXANDER, Commercial Bank, Lou
- isvilIe, Ky.
JOHN c. LATHAM, President Bank Hopkins
vile, Hopkinsviiie, Ky.
JAMES L. DALLAM, Commercial, Bcnk, Pa
ducah, Ky. u.s..
B. @. THOMAS, Lexington, Ky. L-t 40
w. B. TYLER, 0wenshoro, Ky.
q q ~ .------L-- \. - - 49, i
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Louisyille' Ky.
For Sale by T. B. Rains.
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Domestics from ten to twenty-five cents
at the Auction House.
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FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE.

We areauthorizcdt to announce DR.. w. i. AN
DERSON as a candidate for COUNTY TRUS-
TEE, at the ensuing March Election.
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p. S-The following was written April 80
lSG5, by Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother of CAPT
Johnson:
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We are authorized to announce JAMES V.
REAVES as candidate for COUNTY TRUS-
TEE, at the ensuing March Election.
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OUR RELIGIOUS COLUMN
The Modern Plate.

recent sermon OF Mr.. Beecher's describes
the Modern Plate in the following manner:-
"l bad rather be Puritan than u PLATE
What IS a PLATE? Plate is one of those
courtly gentlemen, polished, tasteful, expert,
who is not disturbed nor warped by conviction
In over measure; who looks upon all moral
qualities as a gambler looks upon cards, which
he shuflles, aud plays according to the exgency
OF his game-ana one just as easily as another.
Plate Is man who believes in letting things
have their own way. DO not sacrifice yourself.
DO not get In the way Of a movement. DO the
best thing. Live in peace with your time. Be
not like the fool who stands In his own light.
Maintain good appearances-that is pro
ftable. See to 1t that you do not go too
far, one way or another. Study the interests
OF Number One all through. And, whatever
comes, see that you come uppermost. Do not
be gross, brutal, fanatcal-that is not profitable.
Preserve your balance. See that you keep your
eye on the chances. If they go this way, you
go far enough TO reap them. If they go the
other way go with them. Do not be too scru-
pulous. BE just enough to gain your ends. Use
men, use events, use everything that is profit
able. Do not use your conscience too much y
This is the language of the Pilates of our day.
Those who ride astride of the times and of
administration aud of policies; these men who
are polished cold, calculating, specializing
these are the pilates-the Pilates, mean! II
was blunder of the lip; but, after all, it hit
rubIIO
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FIRST LARGE SPRING SAFE OF 1000 CASEJ
BOUTS, SHOES, IRA YELLING BAGS, EPJ.
On Tuesday Morning,
Fen 2 ss 10 O'Clock, IOur months credit % st
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J. VAUGHN AGhRIcHL ~ ~ WILLIAM H. HERRICA
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AMI
~ " WASRIN9TQE SGreeIs.
PHILADELPHIA,
mEkRlCK dt SONS,
paNG1NEERS AND MAOEINISTs.
snanDiRctnte high and Low Pressure steam EnginsA
for Land, RlVer and Marine Service.
DoIler3i GhsoneteIB Tanks Iron Eoate, etc,
SasIings OF All Kinds, either iron or brass.
Railroad Statioas, etc,
Retorts and Gas Machinery, OF the latest ana mosI
improved construction.
Every description OF Plantation Machinery, also
sugar, Saw, and Grist Mills, Vacuum Pans, OIL
Steam Trains. Defecators, Filters, Pumping, En-.
gtnes, etc.
Sole Agents for N. Billeuxs P2teat sugar Boiling
AppRrgtua Nesmyth's Patent Steam Hammer and
Draining d AachineS. 63Oi
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ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC,

rsk& Esss PENN STEAM ENGINE ANU
E2sRssA4czszs BOILER WUhko-NEAFIE q Li;V
tnAN11CAL AND THEoRETICAL EHgJ SAEGs,
MAC6lkI 1915, BOILEkS-MAREhSS, =. & n II
SMlIbA, and FOUNDERS, haVinR tor many ear.
oeen In successful operation, and been eLCIusiveiy
engaged ia building ana repairing Marine and Rive,
5nSnea, hign and low-pressure Iron Sellers, WaEel
hhnkb, PrOps9rB, etc, ETC., respectfully offer Jag
services 10 Ihe pnbic sc being fully prepared TO con
tract Lor engines OF all sizes, Marine River huc
slatonRry; heVlDg Of patterns OT different slSa
fe prepared 70 execute orders with qal9k despAsUh
Every description OF pztLer n.mRkl1g mRds a Ehs
shortest notice. High aud LOW-preseure Fine
Tubular and Cylinder Boilers OF the beat Pennsyiys
MIA charcoal iron, FOrgings OF al sizes aud KINDS
iron and B2as5 Castings OF ell Descriptions IOl
Turning Screw CutJnR, and ell other work connaotaS
with the above business,
Drawings and specifications lor RlI WORK oons -
the establishment free OF charge and work guErsG
keed,
The subscribers have ample wnarf-aock room N.
reDarg OF bOats where they can lie ia psrIsct sf,tS'
and provided with shears, blocks tails ETC. etc
fox ERiEins heavy cS lghE wegnLs. . -
JACOB y. U.NEAFIE
JOHN 7. LEVY,
6n BEACH and PALMEE Etree,n
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AUCTION SALES
M THOMAS 4 SONS, NOS. 1ao AND 4
INls 8. FOURTH STREET. ~ w. ~

INls 8. FOURTH STREET. W.. - -
FREE EXHIBITION OF sPLEND1D PAINTINGS
M. Knoedier's uuccessoT 70 eoupn a 90, oo,..
ton Of elegant paintings is now on exhibition in the
admission free. 81 rom M iii T. n " daily. IL %
SALE OF REAL EsTATE. STOCKS, AND LEAsnz
p1BrS fp SALE Il Sa SaNsE CITY q ths
jan 20 1862 at 2 O'CLOCK, noon at the PhrIsdo,nn,.
Exchange, by order ofJonathan III. Pugh, Esq, Com
Of w or three re Ss a % Se rs for
bidder, the following.named wharves and land lnSs
Catharine street landing, on the Delaware.
Aim opd street lansihg. on the Delaware.
Pine street landing, on the Delaware:
Market street tnorth sldel. on the Delaware.
HsnnI No6e street street Landing on ire Delaware.
SsSop street sndSSs on on the the Peswsrs BeIswsr
Race street landing, on the schuylkll
Lombard ,t I,l street landing, on the sc6uylkill.
FIFE SE Rn2fn Fl tss
FPI1SSTEnN PI1SSE No i22so n Modern Residence;
SiSp 49, pe0W Columo,a Hvenue-Valuable Lot.
OXFORD and MILLToWN Roads. Twenty y-thIrd
.SRoUiSD RENTsca4 $50, s4oSo, saoSo. sioSo.
WxsHINeToN Street, west of ThIrteenth-Lot,
RAoE, iSfS No. III iil$@Modeffn lsMfS Res]idenee ]
FR&0NT P&3 R6 RR6Sighn's PointC[nesllrs 1:,a Hotel
,IMoNTANA Territory-5 claims in pre-emption
93 shares Greenwich Improvement and Railroad Co
Is shares East MahRnoy Railroad Co,
10 Old Township Line Turn pike Co,
- shares Union Bank of Tennessee,
10 shares Fourth National Bank.
80 shares National Exchange Bank,
5s shares ConsoIidRt ion National Bank,
so shares Provldent Life and Trust co.
shares Bank ot North America.
9S shares Central Transports Ton 90.
SO shares Southern TIRnsport talon Co.
~ shares Empire Transportation Co.
lOto shares Philadelphia and California Petroleum
Company.
3S shares Lukens Valley RaiIrosd and Coal Co.
20 shares Buck Mountain Coal Co,
II shares Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad Co.
bharee philadelphia and Southern Mall Steamship
Company
Pew No. 81, middle aisle Presbyterian Church. Arch
Street, above Tenth.
Pew No. 0l, st. Andrews Church.
Pew No. So, First BaJ tist Church.
1900 shares Mexican ana Elk Land and Improve
ment Co. 12f3t