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HIotiCe.

Notice.
d ENG compelled TO remove present stock il front
ID house, and house not being ready to receive the
goods owing the repairs which necessary aud which
being made upon it, will sell at Auction on
TUESDAY the eth instant, TO O'Clock A without
serve, large stock o. Groceries, cumpri ing in part:
Sugar, NOlassses, Nails Tobacco,
Paper, Glassware, Coffee, Sat,
Candles, Cigars, Liquors, Starch,
with variety OF other articles. The Terms Of sale will be-
All $500 and under SOOO On days; Sl0Ue,
80 days. with approved endorsers payable in Bank.
apl3-td BGP II. = FRENCH d SON.
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F0R SALE or IIENI,

A COMFORTABLE Dwelling House, on Summer street
"A South Nashville, DR. X WinstOn's Containing
good rooms exclusive OF kitchen, room and m
house, also stable and carriage house. Apply n
maI25-tf BRANsFORD, McWHIRTER & co.
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Ghancery sale!

OLA VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT,
On1, ?, and years, with interest.
LOT NO. 90 CHURCH STREET
THE FORMER RESIDENCE OF CT F. WHARTON, Dc.
IDY virtue Of decree Of the Chancsry Cour. at Nashville
ID al its November ieTm 1856 10 the OF Geo S. Pain
admir- manda (. Wharton and Others. / will the
4h day Aprl the Com Yard gate said city
pUss public the highest Dd House and
situated >ug Church street On late dene5 OF O..
j. 2. Whar.On deed. said Lot Church
back 40 eet aey 10 wide, said
alley extending 5 teet or less and Is enclO- ed by
end which belongs said Lot
with House story with nine rOoms, besides a bath
servants rooms and necessary
hOIses.
TERNs-Said House and Lot viii be sold ore, two and
three years, with the exception Of SIG which will be
CURED n cash, well bearing interest from
and lien retained. Lmrh4-ImL q. ID. BKIEN. q. q NJ.
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MY FIRST PUBLIC SALE.
ED q Il FBE D..


ON THURSDAY, the 9th Of April next, the premises
~ will sell the following Building Lots, all Of which
wei worth the attention Of buyets.
Remember property ia and around Nashvi advancing
rapidly and h who delays buying this viii have
To pay large advance hereafter The LOIS shall oHe are
on WAisoN sTREET-Sir beautiful Lots, opposite the
residence OF Mr. Buck fronting each 50 feet and running
back 1872 feet to alley. These the Lots that
with the best cedar picket fcEce that be made
on RUSSELL STREET-ln H0uslou'S Addition, Lois %,
30 H b. a. and s. ut the Of Oak) These Lots
50 feet front and go feet dse? bot No Il on wood
land street, this Addition, surrounded with new plank
On FATRERLAND sTREET-Lot 10, II, IS and 70 in
on FATHEGLAND sTREET-LOps Nos. ), c, =, 8, 9, and
Of RUSSELL STREET-LOts Nos. Il, Is and TO- in zo-
On WOODLAND sTREBT-Nos IS. 90, q, %, % and "a
in Bood's Addition Immediately opposite the buildings
now being erected MessTs Hicks DaTdsn and Morgan
These Los shah not brag on, thing could say
them would fall far short Of the truth.
on TIE GALLATIN PIKE-LOIs Nos. ,, g, 9, II, 70 and
bin Fosters Addition.
Lots Nos and in Blood's Addition.
That handsome Lot adjoining the residence Of Mr. Wash.
iug ton 100 front and running back $40 feet to street
That Lot adjoining the residence Of Nj Leseur
fronting 100 feet ths Turnpike snd running back 30 feet
Two handsome Lots on Turnpike in shelby's Addition
TERMSLTRcse Lots will be sold on a credit Of one
three years for notes bearing interest," en-
usual. A. V. S. LINDSEY.
r. HISo fo, 90 and non in Sheby's Addition on Wood.
land street, adj ing the old residence. LmaL2s-td.
Bio SAT- OF Mos 1 VALUABLE CITY
PROPERI Y.
NN MONDAY the 18Th Of April next, the premises,
" will sell elk very valuable Lots on Broad street, On the
corner Of Summer.
One Northeast Of Broad street, fronting
30 Broad street aud 100 feet on summer street.
Also four Lots Broad street, ad dining the above
fronting each22 Broad aud running back 100 feet
TO 10 foot alley belonging exclusively to the above prop
eTty.
ing 20 feet Broad street and 40 Summer, with 90
foot alley and within IS feet OF the Southern Kali
road Depot. This Lot is FREE SOIL.
All his property egiOy situated for business be-
tween Railroad Depot aud the Wharf, and the emily street
Of good width in the city.
These Lots viii become prominent business stands. Come
and for yourselves.
TermsI and years credit for notes satisfactorily Sc
cured, bearing interest and lien retained sale at II
O'Clock, A. n, a, v s. LINDSEY
r X GLascoCK, Auctoneer, ImaI29--td,
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Imported MALTA JACK Fox SALE.
TANHERE will be sold tn Public Square on SATURDAY
the 3lst inst, to the highest bidder fine imported Malta
Jack. will find their be pres
EN- Terms-four months credit payable in bank with
satisfactory security, well endorsed.
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John G.. Shaw.

Nv person related TO John c. Shaw, decd who was
n born Ireland, and emigrsled to the United States
and died his way from Tennessee to California In e52
will find il their interest address J. B. HALBERT
NASHVILLE Tenn [mar4-.w6sw3m.
~ Little Rock (Ark) True Democrat and New York
Offc
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8En This day the Comptroller leaves for Jackson
where the law requires him to remain for fifteen days
from next Monday. and as a matter Of course his Of
Gee VIII be closed al this point until his return.
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BCEiYED per steamers Sallie West and Ea good sup
~ ply Of Galsna Potatoes White and Blue keshanocKs
aRe Tor planting, For sale By BYRNE 4 MILLER,
mGr25 No, Bread stree
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PUBLIC ScHooIs.-The Superintendent viii give
out tickets daily between the hours of and TO- A NJ
during next week, at the Hume Building Spruce
street PareHts and Guardians viii please observe
tbs above, as pupils viii be admitted after next
reel BY order Of the Board Education.
march 27-dlOt
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TTyHE hne light drsuEht steamer SEVENTY -
SIX, Barclay, Ms sIeT, vii leave TO DAY, s4tsstI
Or he above and all termedats ports, at l. -
'elock For freight or passage apply on bgard or 70
80 h. Il. HAR BISON, Agent
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FOR CINCINNATI.

New Posr OFrCE.-Whitesbury, Jefferson county,
Tenn: Isaac B. White, Postmaster.
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MERCHANTS will ind at Waterhed & Walkers all the
VI and desirable styles Of Hats for the To
cash o. prompt short time buyers offer al advan
tages WAKEFIELD q WALKER,
mrh7 Fashionable Hatters, % Public SQUARE
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Now AUCTION HOuSe.

HAVE opened the Store No. @ Cedar street, opposite hs
Post Ofce, where will sell avsgT evening. AdTanegs
ments made on sQnsgnments sale positive and Who's,
SsEYet .dsa3-HI y tsAg
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NOR and on account Of James Maury Commissioner
L the case n. Z. Perkins and Martha his wife, VIM S
Reid and sally c, his wife, Abram P Maury Sepuma Maury,
and Ferdinand C. Mauy, heir Law Of Mary E. T. MsUTy,
deceased by virtue Of decree Of the Chancey Court al
Nashville IN said cause will sell at puOc sale on the
premises on WEDNESDAY the 2gth dag Of april, about 80
Lots in Nashville front Of the Water Works more par
rcuar description Of which will appear in handbis, to be
issued before day Of sale.
TEEMx-A credit Of two and three years, for notes
satisfactorily secured, bearing Underestimate lien retained
A. V $. LINDSLEY, 30 College street.
r. .erorE. AuctiOneer. lmuT2q-tf.
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Here He Is!


A MONG lot Of about forty negroes, have the finest
a Fancy Boy, IS years old, in Tennessee.
aprl3 REEFS W, PORTER.
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PROF HA1E.-This well known gentleman was in
town yesterday We understand he met with great
success at Lebanon and Murfreesboro. He informs
US that he is proceeding to ShelbyyiIe to lecture.
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FIVE SMALL KEYS LUST,
RB finder will be suitably rewarded BY returning them 70
i RpH3 BENZ, T, SHIELDS,
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J. M. EIcE adm 81 Co,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
MERCHANTS.

NO. IS LEvEE, AND So eorlERHcIAL sruEnr,
ST. LOUIS, NO.
Give special attention 90 Sales Of
Shsetfugs, OsHabuFgs, Yarns &C,
COnsgnments solicited and promptly disposed Of Pro-
ceeds held sub eel 81 sight drafts
Refer TB--Ucssrs. ". II. Gordon s. Co., Nashville,
Messrs Parmels & Bro, New Orleans, John Banks, ESQ.,
lumbus, Ga, L. G. Bowers. Esq Mac0a, Ca, Geo H.
Camp, Esq, Roswell Ga, Mcssrs. g. d. Brigham 4 Co.,
Boston. feb6-3m
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AL Rejoice 20

DURvery extensive stock Of piece goods adapted the
- Spring Trade is opened and ready peCtiOn.
4; is probably fceEt exhibited in Nash
Vile Cloths Of The finest texture and Of various CoOrs
CLssimeTes great variety and NetuEs adapted
Imaginable aste-aJ made up order, according
sly c, ia neatesl aud most durable manner
The IEFALLIBLE HARVEY >" is still on hand.
marchIl-u CLIFTON & ABBOTT.
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For Sale.

= IA AaasAgu
/ fT'HEHONEsTEADOF MATHEW NILSSON, deed -
a This tract is beautifully situated The N. & @. III
Railroad, "a miles IRON Nashville anc known 10 be III
the very land in Rutherford county $50 und
good cedar fence ADD mrstya cutyalon the balance we'll
umbered Hurricane Creek runs through The entire tract
saordng an a0undauceof water the des season. There
ore also number q perpetual Springs which make IL
very defaoe stock Fam. The sold B rich enough speak
lof and i 10 the growth Of cotton to5se
The Improvements consist Of frame Dwelling with seven
rooms ali complete GIN barn stable, The
subscriber will be in Meanwhile few weeks, ard viii
iebI2-u u NELSON.
CHEAP LAND AND DESIRABLE RESI-
- - - DENCE FOR SALE
Mr. B. FNBRY's Tract Of Land, containing Ios acres,
~ about % ac1es Imberacr lla large Brick Dwelling
near the Gal attn Pike. great r.aiH will be given
also near me above 4l aeres Of LAID, partly tmbsred,
ITontng on inc rver aud being pars Of the old
Hay5orO tract and adjoining the Lands Of G0odr ch Love
and others. call on - Ok r W. BROWN
narchl2-Im 445S College street.
BTILJING LOT-AT A SRCETFTCE-
w ir- apf q rls1i,5 ~ ~ Eiey51 As,ss 4, - Z
lent eghb0rhood and good turnpike. and
hnestSlrngs iu the G. uuiy. j. L & f. W, BROWN
marchaO-d2w- 4ih Cherry street.
EXTRAOEDINARY BARGAIN IN Dwell
WE Offer for sale two large Brick Houses rooms IN EACH
" on The corner Of sumner and Jefferson streets TAs
Lot fronts s7 iee Jefferson street We will lake for the
above property The value T the houses give ls7 feet
Of ground f 2 good measure. Apply Immediately %
mrchI9 AZ Cherry street.
WiNCHES rLGs SPRINGS FOkSALE.
W. are now Offering for saie IA celebrated Watering
Place. stuaied ABOUT i've miles from Winchester and
about three miles from Is ellis Eep0t the n. &. c. r.
with good level road the Depot the SprnEs The
improvements consist Of large Buildings ana numbsr
Of neat cottages Tho acJ contains o. The water
is the finest sulphur. These Springs justly cesbraIed
and have been much rsoTled number Of seasons.
We VIII sell an CNll rnary bargain in This property, being
but little more tdn hall The e Of the mproy Those
wishing viii call Mrs. Smus at Winchester
Tn mas Scott, the Springs. j. L. g. X W. BKOWN,
marchl5-dtw0wln- ~ Cherry street.
RESIDENCE ANUBI LOIS FiJW
SALE.
A DESIRABLE Tract OF Land Of no acres, about 2 \
II milez from The the Brick Church Pike, divided
Ten Beautiful Building Lots. Of here
is O. ueat Frame House with 8 rooms. We will q
bargain in the above, either whole On Lots pur-
caasers may desire. ]. j.. g. r. W. BROWN,
mars noe AK CHERRY street
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GOOD lot Of JOist, ScUnting and two inch Plank on
n hand, cheap cash good Of Boards and Poplar
Shingles be delivered in few days those wanting
them, My Mill is cutting daily. Agent Tor other Mile.
will pay particular attention all orders. Call the
Savings Institution and lssVe your orders If you wish them
fled. ln0Y251 J, Q, DARDEN
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CHANCERY SALE.

nor and Of the Clerk and Master in the Of
i Marcus 3. TOney, by &C. pae, in the ChanCey RI
a. Nashville, by virtue Of decree 10 sd Gauss, will
THURSDAY, the 7Ih Of May next, the premises, sell
at public sale Ten Acres Cf Land, situated Edge
field Davidson county, Tennessee, the Whites Creek
Turnpike. It will be laid of into Lots plan which will
be published before the day Of sale.
Terms Twenty per ceHtcash; balance in one, two and
three forn,t satisfactorily secured bearing interest
and a lien retained. A V. $. LINDSEY.
K. X. GLAsCoCK, AuctiOneer. (aprl3-td
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The New Spring Hats!

3+..s.s-,.-s,- :~'s@-
-HsiS %,..:<s' S;s---e3 ss
Szssssafs1s5ss szsz5zss5SsSSzzs5zsZsFT $50
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PemYnanship.

1 Ii persons who desire to Join
a mR. EULEsEAAE'S
Glasses, should do so Immediately
n R.-NO new Pupils will be received after Aprtl2Oth.
those who wish ~ tho advantage Of Mr. pa in
struciOus should inquire Of those Ladies and Gentlemen
who attended MS Glasses, Of those families whose
children have attended his instructions
Nj ID. particularly DESTROYS he judg ed only by the
suits Of his Sb0r and 10. by the Ill success that may
hive been witnessed in = . RTTIN6 SCHOOLS"
where the teaching was x - corfLed 10 the mere
imitation of a coDv, ~ Hkf,f without the knoWl-
edge Of such scient fc ~ principles must
guide lnerngIy the oFc Of those who be-
eve that the railroad ambOa and telegraph, do not
pass in speed, the cart. baTges, and post boys.
Mr. d. believes that every learn that three
times three nine that when Penmanhp taught
on principles aud uniform, that Of arithmetic
Will be equally ceTan all who guided by them
whether they are Elk or sixty years OF age.
Ladies and Gentlemen requested TO call and examine
for them selves the improvement Of others.
Hours to II NJ and 10 5, P. NJ, and al night.
mlTch9g-tc
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Pianos. Pianos.

NKJE have received Fourteen more rev Pr
w ano-FOrtes from these unrivsIIei ma
kers, Light, Newton & Bradbury. and IIainss1 u n
o which makes ourStocE very arze and dssirasbis-
We would be pleased I'd have these iirdents sxmin al
By all whether they desire 20 purchase or rot Evgrv P
ano sold BY Us shall be warranted give satisfaction il
every respect ie2l0 " h FREEMAN
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Fresh Arrivals,
OF GROCERIES, AND LIQUORS.

IN HHDS. prime Sugar.
slU 800 Loaf and Ctushed and Powdered Sugar;
35i boxes Havana Sugar; pipes Holland Gin ;
so bags choice Baltimore 200 bbls choice MoEEusI;
Coffee 1000 sacks hne salt
so do Laguyra Coffee go boxes Cheese,
50 do Java Coffee $50 casss brs. English Soda
500 boxes, halves aud Quariers3uO boxes bar soap;
star Candles so bags G ngsrs
800 do Virginia Tobacco 100 dozen painted Buckets
finest brands casks Nader;
900 dozen Oysters 90 bags AlspIce
80 packages MacEereI; 100 bags Pepper;
$4,000 Cigars all grades; Too boxes Quart and 900 borss
1000 bags shot, assorted; Pint Flasks.
5000 lbs bar Lead; 500 Demij1hns, assorted;
$4,000 G. ID. Caps; DO cCr0ons best Indizo
25 coils Cotton Rope casks SULPHUR:
50 bales Spanish Moss 80 barrels Crackers;
50 nests Tubs, 50 casks London Porter
5 casks Seignett Brandy; 900 nests Market Baskets;
> casks Indian City Sweet500 barrels Whisky all grades;
Wine; 200 do Brandy Gin, and KUN
10 barrels Old Port Wines
eco do fue Whisky; together with general
rety OF Groceries, receiving and Will be sold low
trade by TdecI3I D. LANIER, PHILLIPS q co.
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Notice Inhalation in COmsumptisns-see
advertisement unde this head. Female Complaints Vene
real Affections ~ rIs Diseases Of The Heart and Liver
&c. will meet n due attention. foet26-d6m.
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CUANCEBY SALE,

TOR and OF the Clerk and Master, in tho
L Henry Cruteher administra &c, T. o. Cutcher
Ell ale, Do the ChanCery CouTtat Nashv, bv virtue de-
cree in said cause, will, THURSDAY the 9Th Of May
next pre- misses, sell public sale, Forty five Acres Of
Land Davidson county, Tennessee, the Whites Creek
Turnpike and Cumberland River, adoinr gthe lands Of Dr.
Shelby. This Tract viii be subdiyded into smaller Of
from particular description Of which
will appear in band bills before thu DAY sale.
credit Of two and three years. for notes sat
sacory secured bearing lien retained Sale
al II O'Clock, A. NJ. A. VS.. LINDSAY.
K. r. GLAsCOCs, AuCtioneer. apnl3-tt.
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EXTRAOBDINAKY BARGAIN IN Dwell
E,TNf.S

WE offer sale large Brick Houses rooms IN each
W The Of summer and Jefferson streets. Ths
Lot fronts ls7 eers1n street We will lake for
above property he vaus of the houses give s7 feet
Of ground f, good measure. Apply Immediately to
J. L. & r w BkOWN,
mrchl3 AZ Cherry street.
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VIM. H. PERRY,
Merchant Tailor,

10 receip. Of his GOODS for Gsairm.n's wear An sx-
sminaten Of STOCK respectfully solicited, "a Union
mar22-IW q
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THE PREMIUM JACK "MARENGO
MAMMOTH"

WILL make his 5h season in Tennessee at Cansy Springs,
w Marhal county, his old Sand) $40 TO insure Jen
nett oa pay able when the fact Is ascertaned or property
removed or Transferred PasIurGge gratis, grain feed IS
per week Mammoth is the pentof 10 premiums.
march2S-tC KNIGHT d WILSON
"a IIISELY,2O OOIs WHISKY IN store sad for sale BY
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CHEAP LAND AND DESIRABLE RESI-
DEWEE FOR SALE



WE will sell ra0rdnary bargain for cash iB Build
w ing and Gardening Lot % Eleven Acres excel
Isn't ghborhood and good turnpike and tas
inestSi rings in the unity. J. L & F. IS. BROWN,
march9O-d2 44I Cherry street.
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WaterheId 81 Walkers.
VETATERFIELD & WALKER under fun Roadway
w with the sylo Of Gentemeu's Hats, and conf
IDENTIFY end them 10 the notice Of all who Hate,
or want wear. This styles very light and elias
tic and by peculiar process in manufacturing all painful
pressure is 0blterated. WATERFIELD & WALKER.
FINE SOFT DRESS HATS
THE largest and select assortment OF Soft Felt Hats
! will he found Waterhed Walksr's-hey have them
in great Variety and in all the de'igns and popular
oolors. [mrh7I WACERFIELD d WALKER
NEW Sly LIE RIDING HATS
THE Ladies will find Waterded & Walkers new and
full assortment Of fine Riding Has. Also, Fancy Hats
for children suited to the season.
mrh7 NAIERtIiD & WALhEh.
~ b q 4 4 )
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-21
We uuaeuta,d that the most active sxertiO.,

We understand that the most active exeriioa'
are made by faction Of the Democratic party TO
defeat Mr.. Charlie. McClenschsn, the present Clerk
Of the Board Of Courcmen, aud csudidsts for re-
election. The reasons are that he has not been
sufficiently iervile 10 the spectators and coItrac-
tors in tie are of his office; that instead OF lead
ing OF in opposition 10 the laws which restricted
their plsn.erirg, he has absolutely recognized the
law. laid down by the Courts and refused to assist
10 multiplying them. The nature Of the opposition
20 him may be inferred from the fact that few
DAYS aimee somebody called at the house OF
prominent Opposition member and stated that
q man who wants the place Of Clerk would give
s. 800 to be elected. The offer was Lot, OF
course, directly made but the English of it
was that il the said member would vote
against Mr.. McClenschsn be could pocket that
respectable sum Of money. The circumstance
al,o calculates the motives which have originated
fierce CONTEXT for the Presidency OF the Board, TO
which position the hero of dirty streets, Henry
AIculsrius, aspires and in whose behalf one Genet
the other dag had fight in the clerks room with
Councilman HasweI, also candidate for President.
During this fight Genet had handful Of bills
knocked from bis hand and scattered over the hoor;
seine hu1dreds Of dollars Of bluff money, which he
was Haunting in the faces Of members, and o!whlch
a $50 and some smaller bills mysteriousy dis
appeared in the row. The speculat)rs aud jObber'
are determined to secure that branch Of tho City
Government, and it behoves all honest members to
unite sesipst them regardless Of psrszan differ
ences, a. the people united against Wood. Above
I'll il viii be necessary 10 sustain tho present clerk,
if for no other reason than to have somebody IN the
new Board who knows the business.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-21

The New, England Society Of this city celebrates
Die 2S7th Anniversary Of the Landing Of the Pill
grims on Plymouth Rock, this evening, by an Ora
Eon i. the Church Of the Meuish (Broadwsy, near
AstOr Plase) by the Rev. RICHARD S. SToRRs, jr,
d. D., Of Brooklyn. Tae seats are free to all, aud
no presume the house will early be crowded
There are few truer living representatives Of the
principles and character Of the old Puritan, than
DR.. Storis.
Tomorrow at p. M, the Society will sit down
30 its Annual Dinner at the Ast)r House with the
Hon. STEPHEN ~ DOUGLAS. Of Illinois, the Hon.
FRANCIS P. BLAIR jr., Of Missouri, and RICHARD
II. DANA, jr., Of Massachusetts, among it. invited
quests. Gov. KING, Gov. N. P. BAYrs, CHARLES
NACKAy and Lord NAPIER are ass expected, but
those previously named have positively promised t.
Do present There will Of course DO large as
semblsse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-21

6ooUrg 10 the osrh Hs va, s,,,.,,
poihcisn In Fetth Carolina, ssa l.ts s.s.ars
n ,e OF hsiber IMPROVEMENTS Al Ssssealsy
has been received. ~ ists a. lss
The Ho5ls R,gister repor,s N. 49,,
Black Warrior River, IS feet aboy, I -. OF he
Between four and i've thousand t.i., sstS nat
been lest large number Of c.tls osr,.s eoass es4
much otter da;Dsge occa- toned away, sh
Al me etng in Mobile on TIA Iish a.,
Winston presided. ami address, $3.50. Vsvsra~
Walker, Judge Meek, C. L.ngdsn. Jajss rsv
aed others, and resolssoos adoo,sd f :sss h:sts
Walker csrse in Nicaragua '''0fs's 70 tie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-21

"eo.tir.s 10 b susnsassS Al TIE exreose Of sts
"eontry; whether 1t s Tot true Tia: sney san s'.
furnish the labor required b. tss county. and
whether tts interests OF 'ss millions Of people 10
"the Southern States, and thrice thst uumSer IN
"tte bnelipg States ard 10 Europe, which require
IS large addition to our productive labor in the
form Of slaves, should not be paramount 70 n IS
"of The few who. either for the payment Of debt
cor in a Split of speculation, sell their slaves TO
"tte highest BIDDER"
There are other curious points made IN this
report on which We have not touched. In fsek it
proved little in advance Of the times. The Legs
isturs was evidently afraid either to adopt or reject
it, 50 they compromised matters By laying 1t on the
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