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In Grand Lodge of Virginia, December 18TH
A. L. 1857, a. ID. 1857 Wor. Jno. 5. Cald-
well, presiding.
The committee, to whom was referred the
ocular of Richmond Lodge. No. 10, concern:
ing the purchase of Mount Vernon. made the
following report, which was received and
adopted:
The special committee to whom was refer
red the circular of Richmond Lodge, No. 10,
in relation to the purchase of Mount Vernon
by the Masonic Fraternityin the United States,
and the presentation of that venerated domain
to the State of Virginia, have duly considered
the same, and beg leave TO offer the following
report:
We regard the suggestion of Lodge No. 10
as most patriotic and fraternal in its design,
and we believe. that if crowned with success,
and carried into practical operation, that
Lodge will have earned a claim to an exalted
position in our Ancient Temple. We most
cordially endorse the recommendations en-
braccd in the circular referred to our special
consideration; and as an initiatory step III
this grand project, your committee recon-
mend the adoption of the following resolu-
tions:
l. Resolved, That the subordinate Lodges
in this jurisdiction be requested to contribute
the sum of one dollar for each member, tow
ards fund for the purchase of Mount YER
non.
2 Resolved, That the contribution referred
to in the first resolution shall not be- called for,
until the subject has been submitted To our
sister Grand Lodges in the United States, and
their cooperation secured.
3 Resolved, That the Right Worthy Grand
Secretary be directed To transmit copy of
these resolutions. with the circular of Rich
mond Lodge, No. 10, TO each Grand Lodge in
the United States, and request them to give
this patriotic suggestion their most serious
consideration.
t. Resolved, That it is the desire of this
Grand Lodge to cooperate with the Mount
Vernon Association for the purchase of Mount
Vernon, and that the Grand Secretary be ill.,
structed to correspond with the Southern Ma
tron of that Association rendering our SER
vices in the common cause, and proposing the
Joint use of the several fund.
All of which is most respectfully submitted
JOHN X. PURDlE,
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL,
ROBERT MAYO, JR.,
POWHATAN Il. STARK.
Extract from the Record.
JOHN DOVE, Grand Secretary.
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THE PEER AND THE PEAsANT.-EvICTIoN BY
FIRE-On the 9th of jane last, an industri-
Gus cottar, named Donald Murray. with his
sister and two little motherless girls. We're
elected from the hut which they had occupied
for some years. After lying for sometime in
the open air, the Rev. Mr.. MnckeIlar, parish
minister of Clyne, gave them the use of cart
shed, which they continued to occupy from
the date of the eviction till Saturday, the II eth
of this month, their little bits Of furniture
meanwhile lying in the open air In the
meantime 1t was found that the Duke ofSuth-
erland had no right to the cot from which
hurry and his family were elected; and that
1t stood on glebe land and case was entered
In the Court of Session. Acting under advice
hurry and his family again took possession of
the hut, along with part of their furniture, on
the date referred to, and Immediately on this
being done the machenery was set III opera
ton for II second eviction. Accordingly, on
the forenoon of Tuesday last, public attention
was attracted to a dense volume of smoke
rising from the neighborhoOd of the manse OF
Clyne, and il was soon found that Murray 5
cabin wirs on fire, and that workmeu were
actively employed in the demolition of its
rudy walls The hut was RACED 10 the ground
and various articles of furniture were also
destroyed.-Northern Ensign
The Duchess of Sutherland ought. after this
to shed few more tears over the hapless LOT
of American negroes.
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Ms- We have received another communi-
cation from DIR. J. c. SHAPARD. in reply to
"WarTel," and in continuation of the contro-
versy relative to the site of the proposed
university of the South" If we reopen
our columns to him we shall feel obliged TO
extend the same courtesy to Warren" We
choose to do neither. Our dismissal of the
controversy from our columns, ON the 10th,
will be adhered to inhexibly
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Lectures on Europe.
THE REV. DIR. BAIRD.

WHO has resided and travelled much in Europe, the
w last twenty years will give series Of eight His
torical Lectures that important part of the World
illustrated by large and admirable maps in the Cum
berland Presbyterian Church this city the course
Of this week and the two following The first which
will be Introductory and free will be delivered TO
NIGHT TUESDAY ) and will relate 20 the present po
ltcal state Of Europe and the principal rulers Louis
Napoleon the Gar, Frederick William ", Queen Vic
toria, etc. The second viii be given on WEDNESDAY
NIGHT, and will relate to Poland and Russia the third
on FRIDAY NIGHT, on Greece and Turkey, and the
late in the East. The remaining Lectures ION
Germany, France, Italy etc will be given next week
add the week following.
TERMs.-A Ticket for the Course 81 so, two Tickets
81 so. and five Tickets So CO. Students and Clerks
81 90 Admission 10 a single Lecture IS cents. Tick
cts to be had at the Bookstores Of W T. Berry Co.,
Chas W Smith and John York Co., and at the door.
The Lectures commence at = O'Clock.
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY rs, 1853.
@- We republish this morning, from t

@- We republish this morning, from the
Congressional Globe, the personal explanations,
&C., which occurred in the House of Repre-
sentatives on the 18th and 18th inst. Gen.
ZoLLIcoFFER, we learn from the Globe made
an attempt, early in the day on the 18TH to
get the floor, but failed. When he did get the
floor, through the courtesy of Mr.. ToMPKINs, and
finding Mr.. HATCH absent. he deemed it prop
er to make his denunciation anyhow, as it
was uncertain when he might get the floor
again.
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To DR.. John Dove, K. w. Grand Secretary of
the G. l.. of Virginia:
DEAR SIR We have the honor to acknow-
ledge your most gratifying letter of the 81
February, enclosing the recent resolutions of
the Masonic Grand Lodge of Virginia, in
which the members of your order express their
desire to cooperate with the ladies of the
Mount Vernon Association in the effort, now
being made. to consecrate the home and grave
of Washington, and ask the consent of the
ladies To the condition annexed to this con-
template alliance in great national work.
To say that we are deeply touched-that We
extent a cordial welcome to the noble brother
hood of your time honored Order-that our
association will give them a conspicuous posi-
ton in our registry of the purchasers of
Mount Vernon-that, should Virginia consent
to make the Home Of Washington a national
shrine, allowing our association to furnish her
treasury with the purchase money. the Masons
will ever be welcome on the sacred precincts
hallowed by their brother-to say this, aud
far more, would but poorly convey the emo
tons awakened by a movement which 30 elo-
quently testilies to your love for the great
Washington and your respect for his grateful
daughters. The name OF Washington has a
spell for the world; what mnst il have for u
brother Mason Perhaps it is the Masons who
can best imagine what magic II has for us, and
we need not assure nt,H nsaf 5Orts triH aerer
be reiaxai-our patience will never be wearied
our prayers will never cease To be oilercd
up, until his Home and Grave are consecrat-
Ell and his country eau no longer be points
at n the least grateful upon the earth. Heart
lis concuring Ia your resolutions.
We have the honor 10 be, with sentiments
of the highes. esteem-moet respectfully
Yonrs A SOUTHERN AATRON.
Pr ,siaent OF the Ladies Mount Vernon As
oc.at'on.
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SPRING FAIR.
The Annual Spring Fair of the Davidson county Ag-
ricutura and Mechanical Society for the year 1855,
will be held at the Fair Grounds Nashville on the
4th TO sth of May inclusive. Liberal premiums are Of
fered, list of which, with regulations for holding,
may be had application to l. p. WILLIAMS, Secreta-
~ at the office of the Southern Homestead No Tx
Deadrick Street, or at this Office Membership Tick
cts emitting the holder all the privileges of the So
cety for year 1855 and free TO the grounds
during the Spring may be had for 81, applca
ton TO THos. b. JOHNSON, Treasurer.
WM. G. HARDING, -
Feb 22-trw&wtd President.
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lCOAMUNICATED- ]
AN ACROSTIC.

Love came stealing thro' the bowers,
Aided by his spreading wings,
Upon him hung wreath of flowers,
Roseate with the hues of Spring,
And on this wreath these words did cling:
Surely as they call me love,
Heaven hath an Angel here,
And do you ask who is that dove,
Why, none else, but Laura dear.
HARRY.
.sHyIIE, Feb. 22nd, 1855.
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Der, upon any question, if ! could well avoid
It, But felt that an exigency had arisen in
this case in which owed it to myself as
man to make personal issue; but if mis-
apprehended the gentleman from New York,
have nothing more say upon the subject.
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Notice.

7 HEREBY notify and warn all persons from buying
Il trading for four notes by me given Tor house
rent for the year 1885, and made payable "a ". II.
HUMPHREYS; the first is due on the fret of April amt
S3s the 2nd due the rst Of July. s37; the third
due the first Of Oct, and the fourth due the first
of January next, SO. said notes have been lost or
from my possession before they delivered
10 w. H. HUMPHREYS, and have given new notes Tor
the said house rent.
fcb25-3t W H. BRINkLEY.
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FIR EIGHT r a TIES
FROM
Charleston and Savannah
Nashville and Stations on n. 81
G. Railroad, west of stevenson.
gslss7 sssss - 81

First Class, Gncuding Hats per loo..........sl Is
second Class -.............. l 90
Third Class 81. so
Special Rates for Furniture, &c '........-..... 80
TOMPETIIION between Steamers and Irupcllcrs
u plying between New York and Charleston and
Savannah has csed reduction IN Steamers frciglts
on through Goods. As their charges may Huctuate
give above the rates from Charleston savannah
20 Nashville At the time guarantee the cost
shall eNcct any time prior To lst Of june, the
rstes hrret advertised Through Rates iri
New York phaheiphin 20 Nashville an connection
with Charleston and Savannah Steamship Lines,
FIRST Class uer Ice. 81 90
Second Class Z" IS
Third Class ................ l IS
special Rates 3" .................... 80
C0nsgn Goods % Agent Central Railroad Savannah,
and o. Agent south Carolina Railroad Charleston
Oyercltarccs and damages (eNcept damages occur
ing at sea- viii be promptly settled as heretofore.
For further Information Cards giving ciassihcA-
ton sc apply To me the y {. Tailroad Depot
by mali TO CIIAS. W. ANDERSON,
feb22-u General Agent.
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FOR RENT.


FINHRfT very assirshis rss.Dzs over he flAntcrs'
Il Hasa sliishe 50 elzicss- k1ztr-ncrs 80 Cst.ese
q. kHlNC, Freshest
f.eY-sf lsAasetss Eank.
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The Masons TO the Mount Vernon As
cOciatiOn.


GRAND SEcRETARY's OFFICE G. L. OF Va,
RICHMOND, Feb. I'd, A. l.. 1858, A. D., '58.
To THE SOUTHERN MATRoN,
President of the Mount Vernon Association:
DEAR LADY Il am instructed by the NJ.
Wor. Grand Lodge of Virginia, to communl-
cate to you the enclosed resolutions, and to
ask your concurrence. This, TO me, very plea
sing task hasten to perform, and to add
that from these proceedings of our Grand
Lodge il will at once be seen that the Mason
ic Fraternity of Virginia, feeling deep and
abiding interest in everything connected dir
ectly or remotely with the spotless and world
wide fame of our illustrious Brother George
Washington, and duly appreciating the high
ly meritoriOus and truly patriotic action OF
the Ladies' Mount Vernon Association, in Sc
curing for all time from proclamation, the hal
lowed spot of earth which contains his mortal
remains, proposes to aid or corporate with
you in raising the sum necessary to effect the
purchase and presentation of the same to the
State of Virginia, the honored birth place of
our beloved and revered Brother;-this to be
effected by small but adequate assessment on
each Mason in the United States, and on the
single condition, that they shall have full Ii
berty to occupy the premises one day in each
year OF the feasibilityand practical result OF
this effort, on the part of the Masons of the
United States, there can be no doubt or hest
tancv, when it is recollected that there are
now thirty-five Grand Lodges with an average
utilization of 5000 members EACH and of non
affiliated Masons amounting TO an average OF
1900 each. making efficient aggregate of
$50. 900, all of whom will be prompt with the
discharge of this precious Masonic duty.
With heartfelt congratulation,
/ am your obd't servant,
JOHN DOVE, G.. Secretary,
OF the G.. l.. Of Virginia.
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Repeti,ien Of the Oratorio.

HNHE Oratorio of the Creation will be repeated for
i the benefit of Professor WEBER, at Odd Fellows
Hail. on THURSDAY NIGHT, February 18th, being a
complimentary benefit rendered TO HIM by the Ladies
and Gentlemen engaged in its production.
Tickets 81, be had al the Music and Bookstores
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Land Plaster.

WE will receive per steamer Nashville, lb6 barrels
w OF Plaster Of Paris. Its well known efficacy IN
promoting the growth Of wheat and clover, MAKES IL
invaluable Farmers. The increased yield it's
use may be safely set down at oue-third one half
For sale by HARRIS co,
once at W. II. Gordon Co. 5 No. 40 Market 81.
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NEW SUPPLY PRINT

Sqs<A<-gS Frs INK.-we have just received from
new supply of Printers Ink, which We
are Offering for sale low for cash
Smith, CAMP 4 CO.,
ian25-tf Patriot Office.
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MARRIED..

In this city yesterday, the oath inst, by Rev Or.
Green, Dr. JNo II, CALENDER 10 Miss DELLA daughter
OF Dr. Jno P. Ford, all of Nashville.
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A Ny sratirt.san. Possessing ssao1 easisess qaHh
~ Ee1tsa, AEd izyssas ss--l osi-is d insest "a =
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Hen advertisements.
For New Orleans, On Thursday.
February 25. 1853.

TINE fast steamer and regular C-~.n -.
i passenger packet JAMES H. Tss==lsf5z5sSAsss5 |
LUCAS, H. G. McCoMAs, Master, z.kzzEzzz1zz@E-z
will leave the above and all intermediate ports on
Thursday, Feb. 25th at O'Clock NJ, positively. For
freight passage apply on board or to
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For New Orleans.

TV>HE fine Steamer RED RO- TN
l. YER, STRONG, Master, will szHs5ES2s3
leave as above on SATURDAY, z5ee.ssr=af5> -! b
the 9th inst. O'Clock, p NJ. For freight or pas
sage apply to
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MALTESE JACK FOR SALE.

A LARGE and remarkably well N
n formed MALTESE JACK, is Of 4 tissSSSii
fcrcd for sale, at a great bargain. 4 L NY
He can be al the Scwanee E>3S
Livery Stable Front Street w
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ror the Cold Meaiher.

IT-sI received sssnts isrc ..sttrhef dseu" shf<s;
u Csltss 6ecse bstsani ,ssi4ieke.i co4aH ll.'tzs
lssEk -.szsifsl fcxse1 Mates tTerof ls4asss
a. M =, fuslhc Ss-&xs,
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N EW BOOKS.

Hide and Seek; Novel BY wnke Collins, Au-
thor Of The Dead Secret. ." &c, &c.
Planters Northern Bride; by Caroline lee Hentz
Linda;
Robert Graham;
Rena; or, The Snow Bird;
Marcus Warland;
Courtship and Marriage; "
Eoline; or, Magnolia Vale;
Love after Marriage; -
Helen and Arthur; "
The Banished Son;
The Lost Daughter; q"
The Lost Heiress: BY Mrs. southworlh
The Disca -ded Daughter; d"
The Deserted Wife;
The Missing Bride; &"
Retribution;
The Initials: A love Story OF Modern Life.
Mabel Vaughan and the Lamp Lighter.
A further supply just received by
febl3-u ,. HAGAN, Market st.
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Foom the Richmond Enquirer.
To the Masons throughout the United

1t has already been seen, by the correspon-
dence lately published, in what noble and
patriotic manner the Masons of Virginia have
passed resolutions to lend their aid to the la
dies of the Mount Vernon Association to Sc
cure the home and grave of the great Masonic
brother. The President of the Association
has replied and gratefully accepted the prof
fered services of this time-honored body. The
ladies now appeal to the Masonic order
throughout the United States, who pass SINH
lar resolutions at their meetings en- the 22nd
of February, that they aciH telegraph at once TO
RickDOnd. Not that the slightest doubt is en-
tertained that the Masonic order, who have
always acted unanimously and tremendously
together in every good and inspiring cause.w will
not do so in one as sacred as this but that it is
of the utmost Importance that the ladies should
at once be able TO state the exact sum which
they can furnish, to1thosa delay, to the treasury
of Virginia. All that they now desire is to
be able to give tdngibLe proof 10 the Legisla-
ture that the State will not be called upon to
furnish one single dollar. We do not doubt
that the Masons, as soon as they receive this
intimation, will at once respond to the wishes
of the president of the association-herself
the daughter of Mason.
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DR.. LITINGST0NE'S GREAT WORN on AFRICA.
The Great Discoveries of the Age.

just rrady, with Two Maps by Arrowsnth; Por-
tran steel and so superb illustrations, one volume,
Price IS so.
Missionary Travels and Researches in South Ami
including sketch 81 Sixteen Year, Residence in
the Interior q Africa. and journey from the Cape Of
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scrss the continent down the IaInbes, 20 tho
Eastern ocean. BY DAVID LIVINGSTON, LID, D.
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Amuscments.
CRHSP'S GAXEVY.
On Thursday Evening, February 18th, 1858
s. ThaIherg,s Concert.

HENRY VIEUXTESiFS, assisted by Madam BERTHA
i JoHASNSFS Miss KEMP, SIGNOR ARDAvASI, E HAS,
BAcKER will take place in this city early in March
fnha
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GENERAL BUSINESS
Agent and Collector.
r. q. MARSHALL

u ESPECTFULLY informs the business public and
n those having claims to collect that he is at present
engaged in the collection Of accounts and the transac
lions Of General Business Agent. Those entrustipg
business To his may rely upon its being promptly
and carefully attended To.
OFF ICE:
The same occupied by W. G. BRIEN, Esq, Deade-
rick street. febl5--lm
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Auction Sale of Groceries
BY
KIRKPATRICK, NEVINS & CO..

4 ~ Ertuay- February <oth. 1898, al II
" O'Clock, A NJ, We VIII Oner Tor sale IN front OF
Warehouse:
so hhcs New Sugar: so bbls. Holland Gin;
600 bags Coffee: 30 - Vinegar:
so bbls. New Crop Molas- 200 boxes Glassware:
ses; 100 - Tobacco, yari
So pkes. Mackerel Fish; Gus brands:
100 bxs. NJ. R. Easisns; 1000 bags dne salt:
100 half do DO; 10000 rine Segars, various
100 quar-. do do; brands;
800 kegs Nails; 100 boxes star Candies.
$50 bbis Cincinnati Nhis- SO Starch.
ks. various brands; so bNs Cocnac Brandy.
so bhls Bourbon Whisky; 20 cases Matches
so Z" Mopongahela do: IS coils Cotton RopN.
90 " Am. Brandy; 100 cases Fresh Peaches;
81 cases Sardnes: 200 boxes Cheese
tcrces Figs: 10 terces Rice
With many other articles in the Grocery Inc.
KIRKPATRICK, NEYINS & c
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K Err OSENE OILS.
DISTILLED FROM COAL.
fSECURED BY LETTERS PATENT.l


UERoSENE ILLUMINATING oII--Tbe light OBJ
any other oil mud heretofore discovered; Is
posive, and wall remain hmpid IN the very coolest
weather.
The Company recommend a. the lamps hest adapted
following parties Messrs- Cornelius A Baker, also uy
OFT OF Philadelphia, r. v. HaGghwost X Co, ass Broad
way the Brooklyn Flint Glass Co. No rs Broad street.
NeszrS nietz Co. 1872 William street L. MERCER 1871
Fin 81 and II. Edwards, - Duane street, y. Y sam
pies of dferent styles OF Lamps be at the
Office Of the Company.
KKIoSESE LrRIucAuNG on, No. I. Prepared suit
tie and all other kinds of Mac hinefy; burns
brilliantly Ia Locomotive Head Lights Car LAMPS all
the ordinary Solar Hand lamps and stands a. great
degree OF cold the best sperm OIL and h adInira-
bly, adapted 10 Railroad and steamship
KEROSENE lTmTckFISg OIfs, Nos and ?. Superior
Inbricators wiil be found possess advantages
any OILS IN the market prices-wiii burn
and have been thus prepared 10 meet the require
uen,s OF Railroads aud otleFs.
Krnsosk>E BIxSAdR OIt- Prepared expressly for
sips' and wiii be found admirably adapted for
the Of Steamships, Men of War, Merchant Vessels.
Lake and River Craft, and burns m all the Cabin,
SIate-Foogn Bnnacle, fOrccAsflc Lamps, aal Ian
HinaaeIs Oh VIII remain naid a. long as best Sperm
and vii all night without recurring Uisa-
med an advantage that Nill be obvious every ship
master
The Kerosene Oils he Obtained from the Whole.
sale oil Isers. ship Chambers Druggists and 6roers
In Nssx York and the regularly appointed Agents OF
The ConfAGy IA many q the principal Towns VI
lagos ot the United states te CAHadAs and the Island
IrI Agents appointed (n eonfsrrpny WI, the rn,s.
established b. the Beard 81 Ifnsteesl apRlcstiJa
70 AgSTENs,
GENERAL AGsrrs. kERsSE-Sn tHl CosrAxY.
NO. so beaver street, ~. ".
y B-Crcalars Mth full taftieul1rs tfssinaogsisis
prices, AZ, viii be forwarded 90 aTplcAtn above
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For Cairo and Memphis.

THE fine passenger packet, a ~
Il and regular United States ssFvIEYsygIna
Mail Steamer, CITY OF HUNTS -.<st~ - 49,
WILLIE WASH. WEAVER, Master, will leave on FRIDAY,
Feb. 26th O'Clock, 7. NJ, for the above and all
intermediate ports For freight or passage apply on
board or to A. l.. DAVIS,
feb25-2t Agent.
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Auction Sale of Groceries
BY
Lanier, Phillips & Co

I'M Monday. March list, IS5S we
~ will sell for Cash, IN front of our warehoIse a
complete assortment OF Groceries consisting in part as
follows. viz:
50 hhds New Sugar; loo boxes star Candles
200 bags Coffee: loo HIS A grs 40.
20 hbls New MoiRsses; IS boxes selected W
40 bbs. crushed aud pow Cheese.
dered Sugar; 100 bbis White Whisky
- KITS Aaekerel; Is d" V Y. Brandy:
100 pkrs NJ X Raisns; IS +" Hollrnd Gin,
10 sacks PecanS: 10 r Rom.
sacks Almonds; 800 kegs Nails.
y cases Sardines; 20 doz. Painted Buckets;
20 boxes Cove Oysters; 80 nests Tubs.
10 bags Pepperi IS boxes starch;
- chests Tea: $50 - SOAP.
20 bales Cotton Irvine; IS - Doyle's Candles
80 coils Rope: loo doz. MaSon's Backing.
- cases Matches; loo boxes Flasks:
Together with numerous other articles 20 make mn n
complete sale LANlER, PHILLIPS h co,
ieo2S-d No. 80 Market street.