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Rats become an Article of Commerce.
Greenwood

AS civilization advances human ingenuity is
se'r:e!S LIKE" !" supply man hatnra, ana
ar!inG'a! wants. our granhinthcrs would have
sa'u tnat t'e nss.rmeuve vernin which ,nt'sts
u " ,ost ss .L;n% %~Ii I;c1' 'o %e 6" rn w"u DC
.ee,.i u"e sv .s ""G" s"n ., ever "E tnr"eu /"
usem. purpose. Eten lhG hnc Ih"y OF the
WI" I"'"eS Isrse'l OH her eNq"''
,;t,I s.nn;;' wou':i .Il. E'e que OF 'n"se
~; .. ' Oh. '"nhs 80 H"ectiy 'ei'i
,oI. ,f ro,s.;, .. tma .""n LILLY; W me s.1se was
.Iau % LII '"Ts Tha s is more e,aste yet tnoronsh
r",s % "ot.i h nc &c "ane.ss;n century ~ IN iae.' sees
ha VIM, ,,een s"unl t .x.ooS ;n ,;S', Matters
th,t ni ,Lo hnara '" " ,',,'m, ~ uo;."Gy even
.". .,. ~ ~. .., ,t'"y eN'sss ~ mrs.
W.. H.. 49,, ~, 81 .,,' w go '.c -. n"y I"i,'pn,
Ian snony narSnns oor,, :, I;rai;i,', i,'. M ,.,'.
inc Sots =, III. sar.r !" ,.to % ",,,,,",S nun. .t.
london O,uri,rIv Pcr;,,, m,nk.s ,h.Sn ,,'o o
tsx. or = e,,ro,s 49,, ;.,t.,.:.' " INC ~.
Lahit. II H. az -, ,,,;,',,I ,.ns.r VI" :e
.rsd nSfft ~ i,:ssiSs ,,a,,,ooI -, r:.': .o's
Int which up1sr iJ,S ~, .r,;.;a. osti.s n,.at
makes Guite q; resI,eetable f;sure ~ e"''ey' ''.
Nearly every portion Of tie; habif I,,e a,,,ob.
is infested. with these yerm;in Tinriiv y cs vos.
sci snils without CARRYING with it n coIouv. and
thus even the Islands of The Pacific. ara ann.
plieIwitl, rats On board Of shin thew pener.
nlIylksep out of sight. provided tliey can com,
mand, that great necessity. water. Int if th;,
IS guarded against their tleprcintions they viii
come s on. deck ION rainy. nights. to drink, and
ascend tile riccnc fnrstTie .nke ofzthss rnoi.
ture lying,in tie; folds. of the sails When
very thirsty they have been known to- attack
the spirit casks and get, like wiser beings. tins
sy. though. wa?bslieve' thev naye, La.t ttc;r
wiyes even when dr6nt : Som.t;n,.. t,y,S S;..
tinct colonies are to be found in the somo s;m .
one occupvi,,c the atom md the oth.r H.
stern. ST is no uncommon tbins TO .desstrov rov
five hundred in a sinclc East InS;snon ON h:r
arrival at C,Icnt,s rft.n ,.I,an .,s ~ ,,s.
he.n .scor.o ~; th. ro,a t,.s,, 49, In, .ns
ics.rt the vessel tho n;~I,t of,.y ,,s. 'n..t;"S,
anchor generally nas,is,,, =, innj in s;nols Sls.
along the m,oriII,,.rone thoucI,. If th;s !. inn
practicable. thev DO hesitats! to " swim vim Tho h
genuine e; lines slip:rasi. more delicate animal than
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The friends of WILLIAM HILL respectfully
announce him MS a Candidate for reelection to
Office of Ordinary. at the next election.
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spcctfully announce him as Candidate for
the Office Of Ordinary at the ensuing election
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The Comet.

,,rs. rs %s11S t,0. s,'.sA sgss u s t ~
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= ~ S-sStS & ~ .. y. ~ ss5-
& = So llSas; ss,}ss
= ! - =
Stand from Under, or. the Mysterious
\ SRI IN q fCJorpse.v
Tsr1a Ia,s,,s !, :, :. ~, ,t,,oi G. ~ ~,
a ,'s5 H., I"as,
Io arsoeser eIsshs Was he certainlsmast have
s ~. sYrs .a.yt " !! ssnns =,
were on boaTd n slave siilp bonpa 70 the
AREA; - had my aoouttne
anu osies TOO We
rag l,essen tne Stralts oi Sfofaltar and were
$Iy,,hg en Easgory, ono clenr bright evening,
sanayaS s's as5 70 lnhe lne helm Inc
snip was, oecalaed, aud everything aiomnd w9s
ms of tis, moan ~, fla nroat tha "vns
made mo thi,ls fi,a old fablcs of Nsnt,,e wors
tTi,o md ;f,;i = MI ors S";,is us,o
snortiio, On gtie s,f, ~ tha onno,,. with ain.
hn;r STi,asa nsrc 'Eni.
loved bwtT,s tl;o,,gbfs az NV w;fss mv children.
e;nn,l isgl ,.r;Sn S,;c;nns .tnts o;f s1n.,.
si,crEs Sn;l;i e,is Litss,i. si,out,, I,col ,n.d
dscr. 5srrilsi iyo;eo coll ont .S,9nd frum, lin.
as,,ra issfnrfs6 10; nv fecf- h wn. = c,istomorv
40 al trlnn ~, e., M. S, fcr, M
To,ssMa;d y chs 5isoilx s;i,, ont Tho us,,ai
answer. J,ct col Int IotI;ng ( 1conn II lo1Lel
snn.in tia - =. ,ntb;n,, thors
earcheS tha deci, nnS fnnnd ti,"t tso. alone
tI tried to tb;nt Il vas ,Irasn :. hut tot sound
so deSp' so stcrn so drco dfyl rnnn;no i. nv eor
slikesthe bursting Of n cannon In the morning
told the crew whit i d ati heard. They laughed
mt me ;aud were all day hong full of their Jokes
lnbeuts sDrennug Tonaf One, fellow, among
them. wac niost unnlercifsl in his raillery. lie
was 4 swarthy,. mulignant looking Spaniard,
who; carried murder IN his eye, and curses on
his tongde: d daring ands lordly man, who
bonsted fcrime as If it gave bin pre-. cininence
among shia fellows He; laughed longest and
loudest at, my story /. sA most uncivil ghoat,
Tom" said be ;.Stwhen such cIiaps come to see
me, ~ make 'em show Themselves; I.litnotbe
satisf edSwithout seeing and feeling as well as
hearing"s .; s5s@y .ssoss:.i;.. 80
The sailors all;oined,y;t him. n,n,a1 nslou.
e,l of nv alarm ;vn H., =, 1a s;ia,,t m,
N eSt nahf Dicl. D,,,taSn ny tonI tl,s 5a,,, MI
lind nerves like an OK and In eva lie vvboie
Ia fsa,o "a IN o. me VINE
The clock struck, one. Dick was; leaning his
head on thehelp, ae he said, thinking nothing
scalled ont ffonrtle ahrouds .Staili from underi"
Dick darted forward like an Indian arrow,
which theyssay goes tlirough and through
bpffalo sand wings onsits way as If it had mot
left death in tile rear. 1t was an instant or hes
fore he found presence of mind to call out, i'Iet
,go'r' Again nothing wns seenenothing heard
Ton nights in succession, at one O'Clock, - the
same unnatural sound.rung through the air,
making our stoutest sailors Quail as il a, bullet
3 shot had gone through their brains, g;
s At Inst we prew nalc wien = ,yos sr,oler of
and the 81 orst Of us neye went TO sleep without
saying our prayers. For myself I would have
Seen chained to the fonr oil my life to have got
on :thatSessel,. But there we were in the vast
SUI. .he SeeaI, and. .this invisible beng
mas &.i u.s. one Pu. bold face upon the
lnasser - DpsAntonio, me Spaniard; lie laugh
ed nt our tears and deficd Satan himself to ter
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= . Editor.
Dollars a Year, in Advance.
ABBEVILLE G. IT.

FRIDAY, ----- JUNE 8, 1857.
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JABEZ CANDOR.
The next Canvass-wOrdso of Caution


The next CanVass-WOrds of Caution.
In all sections of the State we note that
the masses of the American Party are be-
ginning to prepare for the next campaign.
In addition to the names mentioned in con-
nection with the Governorship, preferences
for candidates for Congress and the State
Legislature, are being expressed. This is
all well enough. Such discussions are cal
culated, if in proper tone and spirit, to elic-
it useful information aud subserye the in
terests Of the party. But we wish to throw
out word of caution. The success Of
the cause should be the primary object; and
expressions Of preferences for individuals
should be subordinate to that end, aud not
made for the promotion of private interests
or ambition. The support of principle is
its own recompense-no one should desire
higher or richer reward than the conscious
ness Of having labored to secure itssuccess.
Norman, no matter how long or how efficient
ly he may have labored, can really be said
to have any dams upon party for sup
port in his ambitious aspirations. If he la
bored with this view, then he was merce-
nary and is unworthy on The other
hand, he made free will Offering, the proud
satisfaction of having done good thing
with pure motives, is bis reward; and
should his party take him up to bear its
standard he can accept il with alacrity, and
with the Soul-inspiring knowledge that he
attained his position by resorting to no un-
worthy act or appliance. We see men dali
ly--men Of talents and high attainments--
men of great moral worth and powerful in
fuence, men who have for long series Of
years spent their money and contributed in
every honorable way TO build up and
strengthen the old rival wing and demo-
cratic parties, who have never dreamed
that in doing so, they were creating dams
upon their respective parties to Office
they would spurn the idea with Indignation.
And are the prospects Of our party, in "the
green tree" TO be put in jeopardy by the
so-called dams Of men Of an hour, or a day,
who have served with but one powerfully
active motive, a last Of Office, aud in a par
ty whose boast il has been to ''let the Office
seek the man, not the man the Office"
Prompted by these reflections we would
caution our party friends against deferring
20 the selfconstltuted elaims Of any man,
and urge upon them the necessity of put
ting up no one. as an embodiment Of their
cause, who is disposed to force himself up-
on them, and not modestly await their call.
II we would strengthen our position, we
must "crush out' the first daRnings Of sci
fish ambition. We must cast out from a.
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From WRallIngtOn.
Special Dispatch to the New York Tribune.


WASHINGTON, Feb. 4, 1857.
The Senate debated for nearly three hours
the Dallas and Clarendon Treaty Mr. Mason
sustained the policy in an elaborate speech
yindcating the considerations upon which it
had been recommended by the administration
Objections were urged that the British proteo.
torste was more distinctly recognized than
under the Clayton Convention, that while the
Sovereignty of the Bay Islands was nominslly
relnquisheG to Honduras the British posses.
sion confirmed their practical authority there
and finally that Honduras by her treaty with
England after a virtual remuneration of power
over these islands enacted the Wilmot proviso
by the exclusion of slavery. After these
points bad been urged from various quarters
Mr.. Douglas who had held back opened in
fierce assault upon the whole arrangement.
and by vote of thrty~three 10 eight the
treaty was re-committeG with a view to modi-
fcations conforming to the sentiment after
chamber. 1t may be therefore regarded a.
killed in the House Of its friends. The opin-
ion was expressed that the final rejection
would lead TO collision with England by
re-opeRing former complications. But this APP
prehension does not follow.
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From the London Time, (oity Rrtlcle) Jan H.
Effects OF the War on the China ,rruS

The commercial details from India BY the
overland mail to-day are again satisfactory,
the transactions in manufactured goods hav.
ing been considerable both at Calcutta and
Bombay. Tho Chinese advices, bringing full
details of the operations at Canton down to
the oath of November, and of the continued
obstinacy of Governor Yeh, who, notwithy
standing the destruction of the Bogue Forts
by the English and the Barrier Forts by the
Americans, had issued proclamation threat
enIug martial law TO any of the people who
might venture TO speak of peace, has caused
an increase of frmness in the London Tea
market. The Shanghae exchanges on this
occasion are less unfayorable, the rate having
receded from Is Oh to u SD.
About G32O, 600, principally in silver, Is al.
ready engaged TO be shipped by the Pennsu
lar and Oriental steamer Pera, which leaves
on the 18Th; and further quantity would he
dispatched, but for the difficulty Of obtaining
ing an adequate supply.
The delivery Of the India letters this after.
noon may, it is thought stimulate additional
shipments. Owing 10 the orders known 10 be
on hand, il is believed the amount by tie next
mall to India and China, on the 4th, will be at
least e500, 600.
The principal feature IL spice has been the
sales Of osssia ligRae. Tie cargo per Chinsn.
rah, from CAUTION, being held much above the
previous value, was all taken in, which eaAhed
holders OF sume Indirect Of imports 10 obtain
Sa advance of s. 10 g.. OF teas only very
smaii proportion OF the late arrivals have byen
offered, aud these have realized full prices.
Moning aud karsow descriptions are much To-
quired Tor, and have become very scarce
scented orange pekoes are also ia great de-
mand. Al the public sales on Wednesday and
Thursday nearly all the congous were with
drawn, while green teas Of hne and medium
qualities sold al higher rates Letters from
Hong Kong dated the 25ih Of November, have
been received, aud the news Is considered
favorable to al advance in prices.
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naones rs eys y one who stands in the
way tlofoug union and harmonious ac-
lion. sthes b. great or smalI-a lead
er h'shs hI private This is no time
spE tc'ap ing lis time for prompt
and q c,eise action. If every thing in the
shape g dsorganization is speedily and eff
feetIFes~ put down wherever it may show
itseil I'D mited, and concentrated Of
ieFt mg,de. throughout the State, we need
have no fear Of the result for Governor,
and can elect majority of the Congress
men and of the Senator's and Representa-
tiyes in the State Legislature. And is not
this something for which every one should
be willing to smother his ambition-for
which every true lover of his country,
should labor and TOLL voluntarily, and with
out stint? Surely the prospect of such a
triumph should stimulate every American
to make any sacrifice, however great, hav-
ing tendency to promote it.
The next may be regarded as the most
important campaign in which the Ameri-
can Party has been called upon to take
part We will not disguise our apprehen-
sions that it may be the most disastrous
The result, for veal or woe, depends almost
entirely upon the unselfsh patriotism ofthose
in our ranks, who may wish to obtain po-
sitions of honor If they do not generously
and magnanimously suppress their aspira-
tons, and take counsel Of true Patriotism,
we shall be overwhelmed with misfortune
our cause ruined, perhaps, irretrievably
We hope the masses of the party will take
these words of caution to heart, and, in
every instance select the best and strong
est men, by convention, or some other
proper mode, to lead us in the coming
struggle
90
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worthy of his ambition It is commend
able thing in him, that be throws himself
upon his party to do with him as they
please. Every one must yield to the will
of the party. That is the only way to Sc
cure success.
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sale of Real Estate.

o. WILL be sold on SATURDAY. FEBRUARY IL,
Hi is,T valuable piece % ground, situated on CEsAk
42-sA- srEgsr opposite the SsWANEs Coal DaF0r with
Improvements.
saia prosriy O. 20 be sold oTtAe purpose Of mating
dvision atnouEthe heirs q Reni. q. Cabier, deed.
TERMs.-One third cash; the balance AID Two
years. time
IaB IA 81 It'd JNO NJ cABIFR
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RnnaNNay Negroes Sold.

TWO NEGRo FELLOWS we're sold At Charleston, Mis-
/ sour miles from Cairo, H., for ail ices Zach
sold or &S25 the 18th OF Dec ls56 They pat in
ISL Al that place 90 che % Of sep ebgr 1886. by their
own statements they raraEay from their mater Mr.. Wal
ton nrgso-raers Nashville. The negroes brothers.
named James an Tony, ased "a and 80 years They say
they knog acuethng 81 baosslnitkng n Mr.. WALTON has
an friend that sh0R this he call me Tor fur
ther partculsrs. febT RE Is W. POKIER.
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vi. G. BaIES, Esq, in the BaWaer Of
yesterday, announces himself a candidate
to represent Davidson county in the next
Legislature; subject 70 the viii OF the
party, whenever they see Gt to express it,
through a convention or otherwise" Mr..
Brien is one Of the young men who have
been actively employed in pushing forward
the American column. II selected by the
party as one Of It's nominees his election
will be certain; and he win have an oppor-
tunity to show bis mettlc on a theatre
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: NrlNiMg RMsiness
FOR SALE.

THE HOHEsTEAD OF MATTHEW NELSON, Dsc'D q
This tract is beautifully situated the n. a CO
Railroad miles from Nashville, and IS known
very land ia Bu herford county $50 under
fence ani mostly in cultivation The balancs
wel timbered Hurricane Creek through the entire
aordng ab Inancs OF water The dryest
There are also number perpetual Springs, which make
very able Stock Farm The oi is rich enough TO
speak for tsel and adapted the groE,h OF eooa
tobacco, gram grass
Tae improvements consist oil frame Dive Ing with
rooms complete, gin, barn, stable, etc.
TIE subscriber viii be 10 Nashville few week., and vii
take pleasure showing the premises any Who nay
sire purchase. Terms easy possession given immed
a.ely. febIO-f Q l.. NELSON.
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NUIlCE ~ blpbA hDbUEhc.
OFHcE NASHVILLE GAs LfcHT Co,

February ~, 1851.
TIE Stockholders Of the Nashville G@s Lht Company
are hereby nstaed that tAe annual election o! seven
Director 70 serve Tor tNrye month viii takr piaee on me
s.h dsy Of March neat ~ The oos Of the Company
Chefry street. JAMES H. hfNbtA~h,
fsnS-tl secretary.
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election vii be held as the Painters Bank Of Tonnes
n see Nashville, Monday, Ii March next for eleven
directors eve the ensuing year
pI4u.rrs Fsb. S--lm ID. WEAVER, Cash'r.
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LOST.
COMFY WILL

COMEWHERE betWeen l.. p. Beechs Store ard W. T.
> Berry Co.'S, small roll OF BANK NOTES containing
SOS, among which tEo eco notes. The nndsr viii be
suitably rewarded by leaving this ocs, az L. y.
Bee. h's, CUleKe street febl0--lt
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

fI'hE nne freight aad passenger a III -
steAasr, NASHVILLE hElA- .fsz
sNrntH Master. vii lelss Ter
ote AID aaiornoasls gorts ca WEDN ksoAf, NE lEls
irsta Atle oelock, =. a. A. HANiLr0N,
! isuie sssaa
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IMPORTED lACKS AND IENNETS

For SALE
WHICH viii arrive In this city on the "A
w Goth or 2sih day Off bruary, inst, - -
TEN JACKS and SIX JENNErS, an CfA 4 ~
d'recl importation from spain, ranEingy -
IRON % years in age, and from u on II -
l6 hands high These Jacks and Jen- A-A~@HAhS
viii be found % be the best offered for Ia
this market and win be sold reasonable terms, With
note snd good security. JAMES VIDAL
frh1-fms
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A FARM

Eiht niles from Nashrie. Nccroriss Cresk. contain
e ls6 acres co flrtsbr pusFcacnts, three neveF-fzii
Ing 81 legs seve a hunrrd rh fraii trees bearing and
woo1 and mbsr Hafe hAn enoosh 70 pas Or ne Ehols
ID .ee-
TWO NE7R0Es.--A hrst-rats cock. E4sAer snd lfonsr
AID very sprighuy Gisl aheat nine ssars Ella. 81
above b. sea FsfJ cheap. Apply 70 ?. FLEMiNG
a. & G. MeNAiFy % 's,or ~ NsooAEs.
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1VHE FUNEEAL UNDERfAKfSG ESTABLISHMENT
4 o. J. ". MOUNDS h removed 10 Church street., op-
pss the Cd stand In the house recently but ~ Dr.
TeanE. shsFe ready, asaai % sye Aention
uhen called On : ". INCOMES.
isna lHF ~ n. cosgaIus.l
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BO0FCE5Iag KFORFSe.

= fah anderssned keePs hoNriing House Ga Cedar
street. 1ekt y e fcraHah 1Iotci ahere be IL ready,
- ~ trrss % tecan aoaats uansient o. psrmaurnf
seaaefs a. fsF rates RS table i alEgys proE8ea wlgh
De best TIE market anorta.
jaRiI gRO " COLEMAN
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NOTICE.

TOHN s BRIEN and slMsON yESABLE have formed
u partnership Tor she practice Of their profession Of
ice - cherry street, Nashville, Tennessee.
E-biO-dtriwkMlm
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BO.RRD F.V'G.

I'VE ssbscrbsr living No. s. south Sumner street.
near Broad, prepared 20 blkrd tsoos thrse families
anS lev iay peardcrs Respectfully rriels Drs Ham
u aud aafE4n Gee - street, aRa ccs ~ Porter Cedar
-.---l LL.---Ln MEa AAN.IE Lnn.aLa
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4 FEW yonng get Boarding and Lodging
II By applying IS Cherry street begs Broad Or 81
aidEssaas 3 rs, tos, oflos. Apply soon.
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Apprentice Wanted.

YOUTH. ls 81 II years old wanted TO learn the Gas
n FtiinE Business. More need aFpy unless they in
teai 90 steady aud remGl nst t1ey learn the bus
ness Apply 20 JANIS n. kENpRiCK,
lau23-tf Gas 0see.
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RENOV Al.

LsOR HIRE have ave or six hkrly NEGRO WO-
II MES for hrs FOR the prseut yeaE, ls1I. apply %
fsb3-a ". l. BOYD, IT,, No. 50 Cherry street.
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HAVE an uausasly iarEz and hae JACK ior sale; rs
hsn1s hiFh; eo1i bacS. de Is ost exeeieei breeder,
years old iAla sprinEs raised IN kensa ~ Pcdigree
non ne hest keEtctky stock fsr inflrmalion cal az
feb--ia Il " PoRTEk,s.
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Il, II, BADGER,
ID II NJ n I . n
RO.gRDE.V'G.

las returned 70 me city and aH attend 70 lhs duuss
-, 81 - N NJ. a. cFsfrs feh8-las
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ADVANCED TAXES.

CORPORAff0s TAXEz fsr ths year 1ssT can uov Be
u paid 10 he Gas aegsape Ciieetgr a. hi 1c, carasr
% chrFry AMI Uaia streets advance the rate ciOre
PER cent per mouth ilfsrsst
Asthis = ne hesi inssfFnt h1i can b nede i ex-
Peeted thss Tax Payers WiH b proaagt IN sa.lins.
sAla-lu A. SfISsiN, callscter.
sUdAR II hhds Pair grizs, and choies ssw saEAr
> - sais Rsa1sFuf seFar. Ia staFs sua 80 sale b.
aecz3 "a. a. 60kDOS co.