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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-02-04

a TOUCHING INSTANCE MoTHERIY AFFECTION.
Mary, Countess of Orkney, was deaf and dumb, and
band, Murrough, first marquis of Thonond who was
also her first consn, at his seat, Roste!la, the
harbor of Cork. Shortly after the birth OF her first
child, the nurse, with considerable astonishment,
saw the mother cautiously approach the cradle in
which the infant sleeping, evidently full of some
deep design. She having perfectly assured herself
that the child really slept, took out large stone,
which she had concealed under her shawl; and to
the horror of the nurse-who like all persons of the
lowest order in her country, indeed in most coun-
tries, fully impressed with the idea of the pc
culiar cunning and malignity of "dumbies" -seized
it with an intent to fling it down vehemently Be-
fore the nurse could interpose, the countess had
flung the stonc-not, however, as the servant had
apprehended at the child but on the loor ofcourse
it made a great noise. The child Immediately awoks
and cried. The countess, who had looked with ma
ternal eagerness to the result of her experiment. fell
on her knees in transport ofjoy. She had discov-
cred that her child possessed sense that was want
ing insherself
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-02-04
MARRIEn

An Gates on the evening Of the 10Th instant hv
Henry Rascoe Esq Mr. Richard D. Briscae 10 Me- M(
daughteFsof W illiam Savage, deceased y es 11Aly
s At the resd nee of d. Scarborough in 1yala - - a.,
evening OF the 18th inst BY the Rev Horton Mr. Az
leo hddngs to Miss Emily Scarborough all Of Wate
In county, the 18th inst the Rev Mr.
j. Glover Esq of Elizabeth Civ to Miss
Mary Davenport daughter of Doctrine r. Day
IL NcWecIn on Saturday evening Iastby the Rev yr
~ aaWSs, capt James Gordon and Mrs. Eliza Montforl
h ~ Is' Hnqreh in Neybern. Tuesday evening last
3y he fey Mr. Green Mr.. John Hughes of PottsyiiIe
ienn and formerly of Neyb and Hiss Jane G. Dawes
daughter Of the late John P Dawes -es'st'' 7s
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-02-04

A NEwsp.PE IN NEBRASKA. The publication OF
a newspaper called the Nebraska Democrat has been
commenced at Old Fort Kearney, in the unrecognised
territory 1t strongly urges the passage of the ter
rtorial bill by Congress, and says that, should this
be done now, Furnishing city would Immediately
spring up at the place where the Democrat is pub
lished. In the o. S. Supreme Court, few days
ago, an attorney at law was admitted to practice
whose residence officially announced in the pro-
ceednes as Nebraska.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-02-04
Tie 2.rc;Gc RniIrn,r1

WASHINGTON, Jan. 81. 1t is stated that the Hon.
Solomon Footc, Freeso Senator from Vermont, will
shortly bring forward the Pacific Railroad Bill. 1t
proposes capitol Of SO, 0Uo, O00-onethrd (which
is to be subscribed by individual, one-thrd loaned
by the government till 1865, and one-third TO be
given bp the u. S. Government, in consideration of
which, the mails, troops, &C., will be transported
frpa
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-02-04

It is fact not to be disguised that the spirit of
pemocracyis rife throughout the land 1t has pos
session OF the Executive Government Of the United
States, controls both Houses Of Congress and nearly
I'll the State Legislatures and holds the sword OF the
nation in one Hand and the purse in the other.
North Carolina 1l@us.
And it is fact equally apparent that the country
is enjoying unexampcd prosperity-the laws are re-
spected, and the fugitive-save law is faithfully
forced-the revenues of the government are fully
equal to all deInands-the public debt is being rapid
~ reduced, and viii be cxtingushcd-thc
farmers getting better prices than before fo-
their produce: and indeed, under the influence OF
this Esprit OF Democracy all interests are fostered
and Southern rights are shielded and protected as
they never have been under Federal Wing rule.
The Republic goes forward with gigantic strides to
the contamination Of its glorious destiny; North
Carolina is prospecting beyond all former example,
cducationa'ly, agriculturay, and fnancially-her
roads, both rail and plank, are going sorwar1-her
rivers being improved and her mineral resources
developed; and we OCCASION as the Argus
affects to do, to all this, at least place it i'll
jeopardy, by crnsad;ng for Federal candidate for
the Presidency, Or for Gen. Alfred Dockery for Gov
crnor Of this sovereign State.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-02-04

Dr. HAWKS The Rev. DR.. Francis l.. Hawks was
in New Bern, his native place, on the 2Sth The
News says: ave gratified to learn that the Rev
erend gentleman will comply with the desire preva-
lent in our community, and during the coming week
will deliver one or lectures the proceeds of
which will be applied to the Improvement ofthe New
bcrne Burning Ground"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-02-04

- The IIlsborough Recorder of the 25th Jan
uary says: L" It is highly probable that counsel
among the leaders of the Democratic party has led
to the dscontnuancc Of the Statesman and that the
purse of the Editor of the Standard has been taxed
for the expenses incurred" The Recorder has done
injustice to both Mr. Cantwcll and the Editor of this
paper. There is foundation whatever for this
'hgh probability Of the Recorder.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-02-04

ayss -4e Fayetteville Argus speaks of Gen. Dock
Eio d. pialn honest, frank, country gentleman"
saisd 'pu'ed that propositions But the Argus has
horD One Characteristic of the gentleman he is
te ~ ~ h.'ordng to his showing, if reports be
seaptb ~. man of great firmness of purpose and
Ss str.n intellect" Cameron ought to have given
Picture :, as well as the aplain !" side of the
II would have boon more . plausible"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-02-04

~ The Foreign News by the Asia is interest
ing. The Turks have gained more brilliant victories
over the Russians-but this, we apprehend, cannot
last When Russia once gets fairly under way the
result may be very different
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-02-04

~ Mr. Oliver H. Perry, of this City, has been
appointed State Librarian. The appointing power
consists of the Governor and Judges of the Supreme
Court-salary, $500. Mr.. Taylor, the late mourn
bent, was not candidate for reelection.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-02-04

New FIRMS PORTSMOUTH. We see that Messrs.
Peetc, Pepper & Co., have associated themselves to-
gether in the and large warehouse of Messrs.
Watts Brooks on Water Street, to carry on Gen
oral business
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-02-04
DIED

In the County of Wake the 18Th day OF nr;, It NJ,
John uey and Mrs. Charity Utiey, husband and v.
the irer mt bali past in the orn;ng and the
Ter about half past eleven in the evening Tie Former
81 years, and the latter 80. They were born and
the county Of Wake, and maintained good cbaroetsr s,r
honesty and integrity all their days. They were rsnec
and esteemed by ali wls knew them. Tow =
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-02-04

sling the latter fell atone dead and of quite
astonished him, as such thing had entered
his head before.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-02-04

Tnos. BRAGG, ESQ. We are gratified to see this
gentleman in the City, in attendance on the Supreme
Court. He appears to be in fine health.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-02-04

There will be an extraordinary eclipse of the
on the 26th of May next. 1t will be similar to the
great eclipse of 1906, since which there has been
none resembling it nearer than that of 1880, when
eleven twelfths of the sun was obscured
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-02-04

Five new baggage cars have just been completed
by Mr.. Uriah Wells, of Petersburg, for the North
Carolina Central Pon Road. So much for Southern
rnonnfactnre 81 Richm0nd Bulletin.
In our humble opinion they might have been made
nearer home on equally as favorable terms as they
were done in Richmond, Our first duty is to- our
own people who have embarked their capital and
skill in endeavorng build up the interests of the
State. Raleigh Star. :
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-02-04

The year 1854 begins and ends on Sunday there
and there are fifty three Sundays in the year,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-02-04
SUPREME COURT.

THURSDAY, Jan. e. Outlaw v Hurdle, from Wake,
4 argued by Miller, Moore and Winston for plaintiff,
and Graham for defendant
FRIDAY, Jan. 2E Walston Y Brasewall, in equity,
| from Edgecombe, argued by Bggs for defendant
Davis V. Haywood, in equity, from Wake, submit
ted on motion for further directions, by E. G. Hay
wood.
Cole v Fan, from Stokes, argued by Miller for de-
PENDANT.
SATURDAY, Jan. %. Bland v. Whitfield, argued
by Moore for plaintiff and Biggs for defendant.
! Martindale V. Whitehead, from Wake, argued by
Miller for plaintiff and E. G. Haywood for defendant
johnson V. Watts from Martin, argued by Biggs
for plaintiff and Moore for defendant
MONDAY, Jan. 80. Jordan " Rouse from Pitt,
argued by Biggs for plaintiff and Donne for defen-
dant.
|. Smith Smith, from Wake, argued by Winston
for plaintiff and Moore for defendant.
Harris V. Lee from Nash, argued by Moore for
plaintiff and Miller for defendant.
Cooperv. Puryis from Edgecombe, argument here
tofore filed by Sngeltary for plaintiff and argued by
Bggs for defendant.
Copeland V. Sauls from Northampton argued by
Bragg for plaintiff
WEDNESDAY, Feb. /. Commissioners of Beaufort
as Duncan, two cases from Cartcret, argument here
tofore submitted by j. W. Bryan for plaintiff and
argued by Donncll for defendant
Marshall as. Fisher, argued by Donnell for plain
Enlargement heretofore submitted by j. W. Bry-
an for defendant.
Nichols rs Bell from Carteret, submitted hereto
fore on argument of j. W. Bryan for plaintiff:
Moyan's adm cs. Perkins, from Currituck, argued
by Pool for plaintiff and Heath for defendant.
Hathaway as. Hinton from Pasquotank, argued
by Smith for plaintiff and Pool and Heath for tletn-
dant.
Pendleton rs. Davis, from Pasquotank, argued ky
Poole Smith for plaintiff and Moore for defendant
sI51 We have received the January number of
the C. american Cotton PlGater," q monthly jour
nal, devoted to improved plantation economy manu-
features and the mechanic arts Edited by Dr. Cloud,
ard issued from the cylinder press of j. II. I. +.
Martin, Montgomery, Alabama, at dollar year.
DR.. Cloud is able writer, and is assisted by
tcibutions from the leading agricultursts of Aaba
by Mr. Isaac Groom, formerly Of North Carolina, on
the cloyers and grasses at the South the very in
formation that many Of our North Carolina farmers
will profit by following. Our farmers all raise more
or less stock and pay little attention to seeding
their land down in acclimatized grasses. Suly, the
minister Of Henry " says, "pasturage and tillage
are the two nurses of the State " There is an ar-
Gle en- >r. Peabody method Of raising Strawberries
proving, after years Of practice, that everybody
produce that delicious grounding, by simply US
ing little water to irrgate with regularly at stated
months in the year.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-02-04

&STNAHED from the Subscriber, On the 22d instant a
SokEI HORSE about 10 years old He was purchas-
Co ds1 June from gentleman living in Raleigh when
ed, by John p TIiB 5 NED tTIsi'
-Four miles west of Enfield, Halifx County, \. c.
Jan. 26, 1854 X ~
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-02-04
RAIDER Riggs,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERIDIAN

z"nis's Hza.t; zs.on Point
Norfolk, Va.
H':ftr@aces--Mcssrs Bloodgood Co. f. p Tabb a 70 r
a s Alex r Eel ESD Norfolk Hon Asa Biggs Wilan
Thompson. Esq, Hotel N G. = 1850 -
February l, 1854 ea.1,,.,,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-02-04

GARDEN SEEDS. FULL AND FRESH SUP.
Opy cf Garden Seeds, just received and for sale by
~: HAYWOOD & SCOTT
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-02-04

A VETERAN EDITREss. Mrs Anna Royal is still
editing her paper-the Huntress-in Washington
She will be e5 years old on the 18th of June next
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-02-04

&TOP AND LOOK! On Monday the 18th of Feb
~ rary next, shat er to the hghc.t bidder INV very
desirable Tract OF Land containing acres situated in
Franklin County, five miles sburp on the War.
renton Road and halfa mile from the Halifax Road leading
from Lous5rg The Lands cultivate free from,
rocks and well waercd and produces cotton corn and es
pee*y obaeeo egal to lands in this part the
Ct crn There is also in the yard we'll dug
through solid rock con tanning good water there
in the state There is also The premises commodols
w"-sory building combining five rooms four of which
having fire places, with all necessary building. DC &C.
AS r beauty elegance and health, it be surpassed
by any situation IN North Carolina Come and you
viii agree with =
At The shall sell my entire sock--sav rs head
hogs, 30 or 40 head sheep horses and stock of cat
te together with farming utensils, fuurhorse wagon
and gear, two-Jrse do and one woke
Of Oxen household and kitchen furniture corn oats
thlnsher, and barouch and harness, &c
Gredt on the Lang ne, two and perhaps three years
Terms made known the day of will lake plea
sure in showing Inc property lay who may wish
examine before the day Of sale.
JOS BRIDGERS
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-02-04

r5.t . Inc Fayetteville Argus is still harping on
c,r calls Gen. Pierce's Freesoil appointments.
h, w behind the age. What does he think of
t.; bill, and of the position of the admin
ds,n. u "e~eupon? Come now, Cameron, don't
Bs o. 'H0Se OF the free States who are advocating
as lights of the South, with wish to make party
'eros y, 10 justice those hundred Argus
d h., .a' See something more, if properly direct
SpOils, party, and patronage
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-02-04

The GREAT SPEECH. This days speech OF Sena-s
is the event of his public life. AS we go to press,
he is making such an impression as is rarely made
Wastington Star of Monday.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-02-04
MORE DEs1RABIE TUAy FyED1,

&c. RE e: DEsIRABLE THAN EVER!l
n CSI RECElN ED AT THE N. c. MUSIC STORE
ne E'TgeSt and most elegant assortment Of new and
anime. i9-.,A-1es "
ALSO FOR TIE LADIES. This day. received a very
eAe4SFe assortment Of Per.nery comprising extracts for
INC 5andkercef for the Toilet, the Hands fer The
Teeth, for the Hair. 'S' 81 t-e
FOR THE GENTLEMEN. The Beard. There also NAV
De 'und the Inmitab!e and delecabe Upper Ten Extract
O. me best assortment of STRINGS to be found in the
State. Prices reduced. 4e. - As
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Aecordeons. violips Ban.
JOS lamborines, &c &c, now opening at The =
po,.:, II, n G. MUSIC STORE.
l.'te.sn, req. = 1913.
NaTTR & STEVENS, Successors TO MUIR &
AEAJAMES, Importers and Wholesale and Retail Dealers
IN CHINA, GLASS EARTIIENWAltE, LAMPS LOOK.
lNC GLASSES, ILATED AND BRITANNIA WARE
rAAGl GOODS &c corner of ollingbrook and Sycamore
M he Snse'er having entered into partnership under
the 'fye and FIRM of MUIR STEVENS, purchased the
S"cs Of Ehina Glass Earhenware &C. late firm Of
Muir Jaiei, WI" continue the business in all its branch
ts at The Old stand occupied BY them, where they will at all
'ies Keep very large and select stock every article
usint'iy 1"'nd Ill their Inc of business.
hev are l"iF receiving portion Of their Spr:n- Goods
(o DER own rect Importation and bv first of March
VIII have Their stock complete, which they respecffll
INVITE tie attention of the public
~ t. Particular attention paid to packing
WIN. AUGUSTUS MUIR
SAMUEL STEVENS
Petersburg, Jan. 1852. a3NIwsr
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-02-04

oCeo W. Caravan for the murder Of Clement H. Lass:-
ter before the Superior Court of Law of County
n c., Fall Term, 1863 together with a sketch of the nuI-
derers life and the tragca termination CT the ralhs
tempt of The Court TO shoot of the counsel
who appeared against him the trial then killing
hirnselt also the arguments Of the COUNSEL
cravings. For sale Ly
W. L. p0MEROY.
RALEIGH Jan o. 1854 90
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-02-04
JOSEF III "a. MARRIOTT,
Attorney and Counsellor Mt I,aw

RALEIGH, n. c.
Smith. Nt.e" ~ Air. u. D
Feb. ?, 1854. % ,e
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-02-04

NJOTICE.--THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
lT his of land lying in Edgecombe County, the
side of Swift Creek four miles from Battles Depot
containing Seven Hundred and Sxtysix with about
four hundred acres good of cultivation ard
considerable portion Of it low grounds, which
plenty Of good mud convenient for composing the said
land has Dwelling House, OuthOuses Gin House and
Screw, and House for Oversee and irsrate well of
water Any wishing purchase have the
by applying to SAMUEL MARSHB0URN.S =
IanuarY %, S54. 2l--5tnd.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-02-04

@aRR REV ABOUT THE
sDSO goth of December last my negro boy DENNIS
Sad boy is black about five feet six inches hghhas been
staying for the last years at Williams Haywoods
Drugstore. will give the above reward to any person
who will deliver him Inc, confne him in Jail.
w. G. STRICKLAND
January 81, 1854. 22-6t.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-02-04

IDGECOMBE HOUSE.-THE SUBSCRIBER has
- taken this well known and ong-cstablshcd Hotel for
merry known Penders Hael which has been cousdera-
bly, enlarged and inprevcd) in the of Marlborough,
and will endeayor to accommodate in satisfactory manner
those who may favor him with call.
His stages continue running daily, Except Sunday)
from Rocky Mount Depot the Wilmington Railroad;
Tarborougl-and trweekly from thence Greenvile,e
connecting with the Gov Morehead Washing
lie also continues to keep hand horses and yehc
les for the conveyance of persons convenient point
they may desire. GEORGE HOWARD.5E
TarbOrOu0h. JAM 81. 1858.
The true Democrat., 1854-09-27
Will be published on the 1st August. THE CABIN BOYS STORY.

A SEMI NAUTICAL Romance of intense inter A est, by the author of the . Pirate Doctor" the " Lawyers Storyn the [" Old Doctor" etc., etc.
 The success hitherto enjoyed by the author of the above popular works is sufficient guarantee of tne favor with which any production coming rom n,s pen will be received by the public. The CaDin Doy Story" is romantic narrative, illustrating se t TOTS of the slave trade as carried in the coast oI Africa. The author has served in the navyanu s.I descriptions and characters painted from acquaintance with them The story 1nll ol m interest and adventure the celebrated Wolh VI D foe Robinson Crusoe," and has the advanGage over that glorious fiction inasmuch as it is founded upon facts of every day occurrence. The history Oi the heroine of the Story Zuleka, the ClIcassiah SitVe purchased at Constantinople, educated and married nv the reckless, yet chivaric Seymour-the comman dsr of the Abatross is simply the narration of fact nainted from the life and all the numerous characters portraved throughout the story wildly and graph fcally drawn.
 whole fthe edition it originally their intention to publish; consequently they have been obliged large
 to increase it; and they respectfully request that all orders may be sent in immediately.
 They confidently expect that the work will create as much interest any work of fiction that has of late years emanated from the press notwithstand ing since the publication of Uncle Toms Cabin, works relating to slavery in America, pro and con, none have appeared having relation to the system oi purchasing slaves on the African Coast, written by who has witnessed it in all its hideOus defOrmity The work is written in chaste and pure language, and will be welcome and instructive addition to the ia mily library.
 The work will form beautiful octave volume o1 400 pages, handsomely illustrated with fine engra- vngs and elegantly bound in cloth. Price, in cloth one dollar; in paper, 75 cents, at which rate copies will be sent by the publishers to any part of the try, free of postage.
 sy For sale wholesale and retail by the publishers
 Ellsworth & Street,
 No. P Beekman street, New York And by all the Booksellers throughout the United States and British Provinces. Aug9 2m.
The true Democrat., 1854-09-27
N EW RUG STO R E.


THE subscriber has just received a I opened an entire new stock of inspected I' and Medicines, which are warrented fresh and s'- inc, viz:
 Quinine, Iodine, Bebeerine, Piperine, Vera1- Iod Potass, Salaeene, Morphine, Blue Pill, Eng Liver oil, Cit. Quinine ct Iron, etc. etc., etc. ~
 Patent Medicines.
 Embracing Louden's, Jayne's, and Comstoeks t3D I ly Medicines; Moffatts, do.; Lees, Spencer's Nnsg and Sellers Pills; Davis Pain Killer; Wistars, sam; India Cholagogue; Ayers Cherry Pectoral, s Sands, Bulls, Georges and Townsends SarsapGfD Vermifuges. Fahnestock's, Dead Shot, ID mans, Sellers and American Nermituge.
 Also complete assortment of Pertumery, CE11 E1 calls. and Fancy Articles. Paints, Oils, and Y Stutfs, Window Glvss, Putty, etc., etc. ,, Purchasers are requested to examine the quSn' my Druggs etc., before purchasing elsewhere ,, Prescriptions, will receive particular attenhoh :" hours of the day and night. ,yS
 w. w. ADAN> New Drug Store, corner of Main and Cherry Y, s1@
The true Democrat., 1854-09-27

WM. HI. LUCAS,
 General Land Agent, WILL locate, buy, sell, and pay taxes on w lands, in the southern part of the State, and will attend promptly to all business entrusted to him. Address, Monticello, Drew county, or Wileyville, Desha county, Arkansas. Feh ol ,54 lv*
The true Democrat., 1854-09-27
BELLS! BELLs:! BELT,y...

'JNHE subscribers manufacture and keep on hand a
 Il large assortment of Bells suitable for Churches. Academies, Factories, Steamers, Plantations etc.. mounted with their improved Hangings the most eff centin use. Their establishment has been in opera tion Thirty Years, having turned out nearly 10 OOO Bells averaging 800 lbs. each; and its patterns and process of manufacture perfected, together with re cent Improvements. that its Bells have an uneouaed reputation for volume of sound and quality of tope They have just rcceived-.Jan. 1S54-the FIRST PREMIUM Ca silver medal) of the Worlds Fair in New York, all Bells from this country or Europe Having large assortment of Bells oh hand and be- ing i'll immediate connection with routes in all direc- hons. either railroad canal or river, and but hours from New York, we can execute orders with dispatch Address A. MENEELY,S SDNSs
 May 23, 1S54 1y. West Troy, Albany CO., N. Y.
The true Democrat., 1854-09-27
THE MAGNOLIA HDVSE.

HAVING purchased the entire fixtures of the Il l house in Ashleys TOW, on Markham street. late ly occupied by Mir. F. F E. LuMPKIN which had been rctted within the past spring by that gentleman in the finest modern style. we are prepared to accom- modate our friends, and every body generally, with the choicest liquors ever brought to the State mixed in style not surpassed by any arttate west of New York
 ICEvill be kept during the entire summer season, or as long money can procure 1t and every effort made te give satisfaction.
 Hoping by attention to their business to merit a large share of the patronage of generous public, they would say, come one-come all.'
 July , BROOkIN ty SULLIVAN.