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WAsHINGToNs BIRTH-DAY.
cARRYryG THE WAR INTO AFRICA.

One Of the most surprising episodes that has Oc-
CURED in the issues pertaining to slavery, has lately
been exhibited in the lower House of the Massa-
chusetts Legislature, IS learn from the Washing
ton States In that seething oauldron Of Black Re-
pubIoanism, negro philanthropy, abolition hoVlers
and other elements tending towards national dis
cord Mr.. Caleb Cushing, who, by some happy acci-
dent was elected to a sest in thst unWholsome body
pitched a live shell into the camp, upon a motion
giving petitioners for the removal Of Judge Loring
leave to withdraw. Mr.. Cushing, in fact has abso-
lutsly begun the same plan Of attack in Msssachu-
sets that the Of that State have 90 sedulousy
carried out in the capitol Of the country for the last
i've and twenty years. No one msy safely predict
what this renewal Of agitation within the ensmy's
Ines-upOn their most cherished though fragile
prneiPles-may yet achieve; but we believe it by no
means improbable that before another quarter Of
century goes by, there may be an overwhelming
majority in the State Of Massachusetts in support
Of slavery, as an institution, and 8 much larger
capital than they have at present invested in the
importation Of the cOlored lsborers themselves.
To return, however, to the opening Of Mr.. Cush-
ing's campaign He INDUCED a crowded Legisla
ture, Tuesday of last week, with clear, sharp,
singing piece Of logic, which must have been in
the highest degree distssteful to his hearers. lie
iold them that they shruuk. Ike whipped spaniels,
under the lash Of Lloyd Garrison, who drove over
them in the car Of the Anti-Slavery Society that
the Legislature had been inimidated and bullied
into voting the Hall for negro agitation, though the
Society had merely played the game Of compulsiOn,
and refused to accept the Hall when it was voted.
In word, Mr. Cushing told his hearers that it was
q question whether the members of that body were
freemen, acting without restraint, whether they
were covering under the menacss Of q Society which
openly advocated disunion in its worst and most
reprehensible aspect.
We may imagine what muse have been the effect
produced by these home thrus.s Of our late able
Attorney General. There he stood, alone in that
arena Of niggerdOm, gOring his enraged audience
from tail TO brisket; and not man Of them all
could find words to reply to him. ''The behavior
Of the House." however, as we learn by the Daily
AdUsrtiIsr, twas admirable. When he closed, al
though At least a dozen members, doubtless, burned
20 reply to him, with rare but most eommends-
bic fOrbesrance, member Of the majority Sc
csptsi his invitation to wander away from the egit
mate business of the day"
This We can readily understand; but We 90 fur
ther, snd believe that the majority will yet burn in
a much hotter place before any one of them can
shake the position taken by the member from New
buryPort
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HOUSE oF REPRcsENrArInFs.
sArUnDAr, Feb. 20, 1858
rrrr1ra SESSION.


CONSIDERATION OF BILLS ON rHE SECOND READING.
On motion by Mr.. COOPER, it was ordered that
the Code be laid over and that the House pursue the
consideration Of bills in the ealander on the second
reading
The bill G2I) to repeal the act appropriatng an
annual sum for the increase Of the State Library,
and the bill l25 to incorporate the Savings Institute
Memphis, we're laid on the table-Mr Turner of
Sumner entered his motion to reconsider the latter
vote.
Mr. BradfOrd's bill u9D directory to the Comp
troller:
Mr.. White of Kno1's bill (8l8) orbeneRt of James
Rsndall's slaves;
Mr. Roulston's bill (888) for benefit of Sequatchle
Mr.. Anderson's bills 1884 and 1899 to supply Sc
yier Clerk; and for relief Of Sewer:
Mr. Dodsons bill (340) to authorize c. S. Proctor
to re establish Hiwassee line;
Mr. LOyds bill 1867 to change line between Rhea
and Bledsoe:
Mr. CaldTerrs bill (a7s) to amend the act Of Feb.
Mr. Bioknelrs bill Ca46y for benefit of Blount
county:
Mr. Dunlaps bills 1915, 876 877, 37s, 379):
Mr Biekneirs bill 1851 to amend the law Of bas-
1r. Laokey's bill (888) to keep up the public
roads:
Mr.. Hendricks bill (884) to amend the criminal
laws:
Mr. CoOper's bill (89s) to provide for distribution
Of decedants estates. These bills we're severally
considered and passed the second reading and those
OF general character we're reported otbe committee
the Judiciary.
The House then adjourned till Monday morning,
9 o'clock
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TIE LEGIsLATURE.

Ia the Senate, February 20, the Committee on
Banks reported bill to carry out the petition Of
5he Presidents Of the Union and Planters Banks;
AIR Corr introduced bill TO regulate the salaries
Of ths officers Of the Penitentary.
Iu the House Of Representatives., Mr. TURNER Of
Summers resolution was adopted, calling upon the
Governor for information Of the affairs and manage
meut Of the State Bank.
MIR. CoorER's bill to change the laws Of inheri-
tsnce " for the benefit eff the widow" was rejected
yeas 2s, nays %
Mr. TURNER Of Summers fish bill was rejected.
The report Of the Conference Committee on the
dsu-reeing votes Of the two Houses with reference
10 amendments to the special County Judge bill
wasconcurred in. The bill is now alaw, and author
ICES county judges in Davidson, Shelby, Knox,
Montgomery, and Williamson-theirele election to take
place on the first Saturday in March
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TheLife and TimeSOfAarOn Burr.
BY JAMES PARTON

Fourth Edition, With Steel Portraits and Woodsut,
Aaron Burr vas one cf the gallant soldiers Of he
ksFoiuiion The most successful lawyer perhaps ever At
the New York bar the shrsWde5f q politicians and fb
nTsi Of hlibusers his hfsprsssnis the extremes Of hon
or and disgraes wealth and poverty and affords material.
for ore Of the most dsspy interesting and instructive bo
isphies ever written. how well Mr. Parton has Dsrrs
the WorkOf bographsr may be judged from he ,tsu-
ton the book has received from Tie prss and TIE 1ioB4
expressed respecting it we'll as from the r,pit If IL,
sale -Four editions have row been sold in Less
months, While the press q New York city alone has sv
ied more Than forty columns to reviews OF and dsuoB-
arising from il The following ahort extracts ndie, he
quality Of the hook -
From the Nelg York TT5u7e
II y romance not founded 10 fact but fact ftrsIEtbe
w 81 90 errlng, EayWa7d Wassi human Hf.-tbs
me OK one who, IN his worst estate We berIi - 49,
slenangai ruined The manner IN which ~ psrf1, -
s sc ne duties Of biogrspler in the comp gtoa
q ms WORK. demands cordial aud s--.ffr -. -5fi
Every page bears the marks OF fsri,r55, 80 n
gas no small chaos OF material Ebis5 h ,175.E =, =
que 70 historic order. and be has performed ID - via
'-l u - All 4-aaiy snd ne lasts Of artist"
From he Boston Post.
"A more interesting nay fsci1ariuT volume fb., IA,
oneln hand, we have rarely trfb -. -
~ We nad read tnis volume bad We he sybisf - ~
- 45oa aolilty, eitaer a o-mper or hist-rian
Not only IS The Life and Tines ~ As---, p -s
.o'o o. nat her7WOrship which IS usually 4, 49,
e upoH ologrs piers but the trs7s story
~ a,.l zoe power and simplicity Of genuine 10st
g''S'''s not 70 read after ore has beyua.'
From de North American Regiev
, At ought 70 be read by Ell -r sr,s-i-,,, -
'ls IN loFy Of his oWu country
..,,- Isol us Lounge N HqrBsrs WssElv.
NJ falloa has wutiea one Of be u,os fssi,st,,,s
t u - We We o Aaron Barr It is pos cnu5I
i5 - y ~ = me d as ntsIa ting a. navel hi IL
Ooa oG ne highest praise Of novel to Ia, a. ~ -
.S aoe progress iuterss. add moral AZ sbs 5og
.6n ~ d. tss ONE idoa Of The personal aitrae
nantiC story eKctes.' 80 "ai'n MS 10
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IN SENATE
SATURpAY. Feh

SATURDAY, Feb. 20, 1858.
Mr. HILL from the CommitteeOn Ways and Means
presented the following report
The Committee on Ways and Means in obedience
to a resolution to inquire in what manner the cuDoHs
for interest on our State bonds are kept after a
warrant has been issued for their payment, have
made examination, and find that it has been the
custom Of the Comptroller to paste the coupons in
book kept for that purpose, by way Of cancellation
and preservation. our Committee find that il has
been customary, within the last twelve or fifteen
months to suffer the coupons TO remain in the office
of the Comptroller, without any marks of csncela-
ton, until they accumulated in large numbers be-
fore they we're pasted in the book. This practice
gave room for frauds, for any dshonst person COM
ing ipGpossession Of them prevent them within
an hour after they had been paid, and receive
payment second time. The Comptroller seeing
this and the danger Of being imposed upon, has
adOpted the plan Of crossing the coupons with his
pen Immediately upon issuing the warrant for their
payment. This system is more secure IS they can
not be presented q second time without detection;
but STILL the system is imperfect, for this duty has
sometimes 10 be performed by persons less respon-
sible perhaps, than the Comptroller. clerk, for
instance, not acting under oath, might neglect this
duty.
We would, therefore, recommend the passage Of
bill making the immediate cancellation, the sworn
duty Of the Comptroller, and Of also any clerk he
NAV employ in his Office, before entering upon his
duty IS clerk.
Your COMMITTEES would further state, that the in
teres en- the State bonds well as on the endorsed
bonds loaned to Railroads. is paid in New ork BY
the Bank Of Tennessee; and as soon IS the Bank Of
Tennessee sends exchange 70 New York 70 pay the |
coupons, the above mentioned bonds, the banks an
New York pay of the coupons cancel them, and |
paste them in book and charge them TO the /
bank Of Tennessee, and mail the book, sealed Sc |
curley, with statement Of their account current !
against the Bank Of Tennessee, one agreeing with /
tss VthsE' ysFr c0RnittsS are fully satisfied that !
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the paid Of esuPoas 81 the State Bank eaanst oe
presented for payment the second time. AA OF
Whiehis respectfully submitted, SO.
TEERoDUcTIOE OF BILLS.
Mr.. GOFF introduced bill 10 regulate the sala-
ries Of the officers Of the Penitentiary Allowing
the guards $500 per annum and the keeper 500 for
boarding each one of the guards. Passed hrst
reading. as II.
Mr. TRAVIS from the Committee on Banks IN
roduced bill 10 extend the time for acceptance 70
the suspended banks, extending the time Ninety
days from the passage Of this act. Passed nrs1
reading.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
Mr.. WALKERS bill to allow the Memphis and
Charleston, and Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
Company, to contract for the joint use or owner
ship of that part Of the Nsshvilleand Chattanooga
Railroad extending from Stevenson to Chattanooga
was taken up and passed the second readlng' Dy
the following vote:
Yeaa-blessrs. Brateher, Brown, Gof, GOodner,
Harris, Heiskell, Hill, MeCOnnieo, Roach, walker
WelcZer, and Wright-l2.
Nays-Messrs. Denton, Jones, Menees, Munday,
McDougal Reid, Ross, Travis Whitthorne, anu
Speakr Burch-10.
BILLS ON THIRD READING.
House bill to amend an act regulating the quail
eations Of school teachers, passed the third read
ing.
House bill to charter the East Tennessee Tele-
graph Company, passed the third reading.
Senate bill for the benefit Of James c. Luttrell
passed the third and last reading.
Senate proceeded with the Code and Part XVII
passed the second reading.
Senate adjourned until 10 o'clock A. NJ, Mon
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THE TREATE.-We have private advces this morn
ing from Nicaragua. They reached New York ct
P m, on Saturday last by the Star of the West
The Csss and lrissarr treaty has been ratified by
Nicaragua, without dOtting an i or crossing 3 I,
amid rejoicing on the part Of the entire population
Of the country NoWs Of the event reached San
Juan in time TO 90 down the coast by the British
steamer, and to intercept the California mails brought
By the American steamer named above The route
travelled necessarily by those bringing the informs-
ton from the Nicaraguan capto) Was not safe for
the bearer Of the treaty. InsOmuch as President
Martinez was not disposed to risk the contingency Of
Costa Ricss possible desire TO pocket it, t-GHSiu
he prudenty determined TO send it BY the way Of
Syn Juan del Sur which point could not be reached
in time for its bearer 20 get on the last Pac6cSide
steamer The next arrival from that quarter will
Of ssurst bring It hitheT.- Wen, ST.
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Total miles..........-....... .....,

CusrFurs To rHE DEMOCRACY IN TENAs.-ln the
recent democratic Convention Of Texas resolution
was adopted throwing open the doors Of the
church to converts, whereupon, says Texas Ps-
per, Gen. Mcleod, Of Galveston; Capt. R. H. Tay-
Tor, Of Tauniu, and Col. John A. Wilcox, of BsIar,
we're screraIly in reduced to the Convention, made
speeches. sud gave in their adhesion to the Demo
cratic party, each in his own peculiar manner.
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Loan no THE MonrLE AND ONO R,uEosD.-The
Senate ol Alabama has passed the loan bill in aid
Of this rad by vote OF IS 60 l8- The terms are,
$50 Oa0 oe The LIST Of January, 1860; $4,000 Jan
uary. 1861. 500 900 January, 1862, and 100000
on December 1862, with interest st eight per cent
on tbs whole sum, annually, and on such security
As the Governor shall approve. The last wss put at
= lime 90 preoede the Ststs bonds due in January,
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Auction Sale
OF
GROCERIES,!
BY
IS. s. French and Son.

ON TUESDAY, FBB %, we viii ofsr for sails IN front
" of warehouse, CLARK street, a. 10 O'Clock, the fol-
lowing articles some OF which desire close Ith
out reserve, viz:
30 hhds S1gsT from fair tol5O doz. Painted Buckets
prime; $50 reams Wrapping Paper,
100 bags n O. and Baltimore IS bills Domestic Brandy;
Coffee. % bbls Holland Gin;
1000 Kegs Nails choice brands; 50 bbls julius Smiths Old
500 boxes Star CsndIes, full ReseT~s Whisky;
weRbt 20 cases Matches;
2OOO bbls. Whisky, VaTiOuslOO boxes Corn starch;
brands. 100 g Whea ten Starch;
100 bOres Tobacco: 100 ChsrOOt Cigars
1000 sacks cOusre and ane saltj l5O lauOw Landles
10000 Cigars, assd BRANDS 80 - Backing large and
$50 doz- BFOOms; small
250 boxes Fine Brandy
With other articles the grocery line too numerous 70
mention febI7 q. S. FRENCH & son.
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FrGrrrvr SLAVES IN OHfO.-Itvill be remembered
shat a few wears ago the Ohio Legislature passed
law. denyinr the use Of the jas Of that State for
the confinement of fugitive slaves. The present
Legsls uve 1t SENS is disposed to repeal that law
aud b.ll ts ,bst effect passed the House on Tues
dsy weeE.
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Nj. VAUGHN moved to lay The amendments on
the table.
Mr. Speaker DOEELSON called for division Of
the question, and yeas aud nays IS to his prop
osition.
Mr.. Hendricks amendment was laid on the table
without 9 division, and The vote on alT. Speaker
Donelsons division, resulted-yeas AZ, nays IL: so
both amendments were laid on the liable; and the
ou estion REQUIRED on the bill as amended - .
The House then took a recess till 2 o'clock.
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Ia The Legislature of Louisiana, has before
& bill 10 authorize the Importation Of negroes
from Africa.
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Tag Wo.sE DEMOCRATIC CAUCUs.-The state OF
ths westheg resulted in a slim attendance at TINS
meeting. cal 81 for Saturday night last Mr.. John
.7ocbrs1,a ,.sg in the Chair, with Mr.. Reagan as
Ssrrstarv Tae Chair was directed TO appoint a
smmittce eli I'VE to sdyise with him as 70 the pro
nrierv of calling such meetings in future. "Mdch
in general ana little in particular was debated
me feeling msnifested was good, and no dolo'
policy of the Democratic party upon the Kansas
question.-fJIE.
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RAILWAY PRoGREss.-ACcording to the American
Railway Guide, the new roads fully opened in 1867
tn hnsiness are in Length as follows.
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CINCINNATI Feb. 2O-Ths Methodist Protest
ant church. near Race street, Was partly destroyea
BY FIRE last night by explosion Of the gas pipe.
Eight or ten persons we're severely injured Ah0W
Ghrss Of whom are not expected TO live.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,
BF
KIRKPATRICK, NENLkS q GO.

On FRIDAY FEBRUARY s6, 1858, Al II O'Clock, A. NJ,
- we viii offer for sale 10 front Of our ware house;
so hhds New Sugar; 50 bbls Gin
200 bags Coffee; . - Vinegar
SO bbls crop MOlasses; 30 boxes Glassware;
so packages Macksrei Fish; 100 Tobacco, vuus brds
100 bXs n. K. Raisins; 1910 bags fine Salts
100 half boxes do 1900 dne CigaH, various
100 quar-. " do brands;
800 kegs Nails; 100 bKs star Candles;
$50 bbls Cincinnati Whisky. 50 - Starch;
various brands; 50 - Old Cognae Bandy;
SO " Bourbon 90 20 eases Matches;
50 A" MonOngsheIa; 25 coils Co ton Rope;
50 /" Am Brandy; 100 cases French Peaches.
q cases SRTdines, etc, etc.
W'h many other articles in the Grocery line.
fcbQI-td KTRKPARICk, NEVINS & co.
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italian Literature.


We lelrn thatSig Luigi Mont Of Harvard CoTays h.
translated 6UaRRAsEs tdn0us historical novel OF Bss
Ce9cl and hat q u a0W IN course Of publication Tber-
Wi undoubtedly be great desire 20 see Tia roluns-
Guef.zz ls probably TIE 7st distngu shed IN ivi,,
Lalan aut1Urs and We are glad % Know tbst h No.
efn literature q liay-Eh which we are but hffle a.
qaslnLed-Elll be lnauglratsd By so brilliant sDesirsn
u novel WITH as this Is The life OF Beatrice - -
generally, indeed We may say entirely n frst,- III
GuefraEl has shown Us IN his very Pow a-uI vor con-
peted alter careful labor Whst is probably the corsr -
Posloa o. his sad history Every one has read beb
tragedy OF hs Cenci and those fortunate epougb n -.
extended their travels as far as Italy rsnsb IA ~ M
We loyest specimens Of the ever admired and orad
portrait Of beaiee By Guido, now in he gasr a ~
BarbsIini Palace @
GuerraU in his Preface 70 the work savs sd5rsssiBy
the unfortunate shade n Beatrice.
'lrssmuch q have been able b comprehend tbse i'm
Pore LOT me suheeu power 70 narrae worthfv thv bs
iory 10 1ess dear Italian msdens who love hes al -
Ter inst departed though the shadow Of tEo ceut- ~
hall Is spread over ny spuchrs Verify thino h hi-
ory OF sad ermesi but the madeus Of ny country viii
read H. II vail pierce their gentle souls Es asvurd bt
they viii feadL When the youth whom tbev NV. IL ~
prqaehng they will hasten 5'uslng % hide h but bsv
Will read II and will offer thee the ONLY sr tbsf en- ~
given 70 the te.rayed-te8rs.'
The eject Of this powerful work upon the impasouats
and vehement Italian reader is such that certain Of the
governments have iutsrdisie5 its pubcaon and suov
rarely seen in Ialy.
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BUGGIEs, ROCKAWAYs. &c, &c.
FREIGHT RATES
PROM
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
TO
NASHVILLE AND STATIONS,
ON
Nashville & Chattanooga h. R.
yvrcT ar yrr7yrpN-cCN
WEST OF STEVENSON.

First oles Including Hats per 100 lbs.,s.....SI IS
lhlrQ class ..--..--....s.s..sh % .s....s... 90
Special KaeG for RurnftaFe,&eD - ,..,..,... %
(lOMPEIlTlON between Steamers and PFopelsFs plying
~ between New York and ChaTstion and Savannah has
caused reduction In Steamers 8ghts through Goods
As their charges may nucuae give above from
Charleston or savannah 70 Nashville. At the
guarantee the cost shall eIesed any time prior 20 let
OF June the rates here OtOre advertised Through
ha'es from New York and Philadelphia Nashville,
connection with Charleston and Savannah steamship
Lines, VIZ
First Class, per Al 90
SScoHI Class '...'.'''.'s.s.''' ....s....... %
41Il CiAss s'sss'ss......s zee. s.s.ss-. l 5
sPoelAl hates s'..'ss...s. ....s.....s... 80
Consigo Goods to gent Central Railroad Savannah and
TO Agent South Carolina Railroad, Charleston.
Oyerchargss and Damages except damages occurring
sea will be promptly settled as heretofore.
For further Information Cards giving classification
&c, apply TO me at The \. G. Railroad Depot BY mail
10 CHAS. W. ANDERSON,
Ie0 2S-h General Agent.
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Exchange Of Land for City Property.
VIZ Wish 20 exchange $4,000 Acres Of valuable land
w White Dat (0T OAK Island, Tennsssss river
J. = = g. ". BLOWN,
feb ls--sW G4K oharfy EtTsst'
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5E0TBFIT OF
w. H. EVERETT.
TUESDAY EVENING, FEB. gard, 1883.
on WHICH OCCASION,
Mr.. and NErs. CRISP
Have kindly volunteered their services.
IndIRestIon.
GAIETY CHR

M K ". Il. CRISP, his return 70 Nashville apS- sav
AA sal CONN unlcatious Om gentlemen DESTROYS f oi-
Of The season, etc.
ar, Crisp takes his public method or answering:
Suoscnhsrs entitled privilege ~ he Clnb
hoO and Tree access 20 The Theatre for one wear from M
time hey become members.
Lne DFante Sea on will continue FROM nine 20 tee months
eaeh year The Ggiaty will cont nue. omen an Univ
lha me ran Season Commence nrst OF Se1lsmbsr d
una NE present ranatc Season the uuprscsdsn
tsl dtsTaetlons VII appear In continuous suc5eason
F = e. Murdoch, ar. h. Booth, Ragsl MaTtinet Trouus
Mlss NJ davenport Mr. Joseph Proctor Miss Bra logan
Als Cnar0ite Cushman Mr COuldOck the Keller Iro6ps
aha New orleans English Opera Troupe.
M W. h. D1sD believes the snt ~ ths .s.t
CleD, on me toned basis will materially Tend 10 tbs
eieNauoR and welfare Of the this CITY, The ;aeut
outea Oy me manager be trusts viii esteemed con
Eehs proof he Is Ia earnest 10 rsdsemiug his promises
respectfully calls On the ssts blshed citizens 10 supoo
hlm In nIs endeav0rE. Pm
IOfP "lh Do happy & meet his friends and ratroas On
ne Of Ahlsdayi the 2ls 10 tbs Galley Clue Room
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
BY
Lanier, Phillips & Co.
ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1858,

I'VE viii sell for CASHin front OF our Warehouse
w peIe JTn snt Of GROCERIES,, consisting IN pari
u follows, VIZ:
al bbds new sugar, 100 b1s Star Candles
qeO bags coffee, l0I hlf & qrs Star Candles,
IS bbs new MOlsssss, IS bKs selected W r. Cheese
AZ bbIs ers'd & poW'd supsrE, 30 bhls White Whisky,
As kits Maekeral, rs ~ Brandy,
$50 p'c'kKs n K Rasins, 10 obls Holland Gin,
IO sarks Pecans 10 do n. Z. Rum,
4 sack, Almonds, $40 kegs Nails,
- easss saTdtRes, IS dOE painted Buckets,
60 box Cove Oysters, 81 nests Tubs
10 bags Pepper, = o1s btaicn'
as chests feaa 80 bNs Soap,
0O males Cotton Twine IS bNs nOyle's Candles,
a coils Rome Itg doE MasOnis Backing,
Is oasrs Matches 100 boxes Flasks,
foeather Win numerous other articles O. make con-
nlets 80 LANIBR, PHILLIPS * CO.,
? SsbIs-td no. 80 darkei Street.
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For Rent.

FOR KENT
a FRAME COTTAGES, with about 20 acres Of ans Gar.
"A dening Land.
ALs0-ons With 80 acres, Is miles from city near Lou
l. VILE Branch Pike.
ALso--A small Frame House with acres, near GallHlln
Pike, ~ milss from ely.
J,L.& R. W. Brown,
fsb lS--sR ~ Cherry sire