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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-01-30
For sale.

TuE mierslrued Is DESTROYS or closing out a PORTION
II 90 hrs property, situated as ioiowss which viii b.
sold or tcdfd
nTeuiy-faur new and c1mulete Dweulng Houses c1u-
tanning IRON 90 3rooms, on latsof 90 - 80 feet. aIu-
atai m various parts ~ the city.
Critteuicn Celurv. ARK 5000 acres, Oh entries Chi
cd county Ara 700 acres old entries; Desha, county,
2 500 GA cutriesi Arkansas county ara, eeoi Prairie
county. Ark. 5000 P1usett county, Ark % COOS Greene
rauntv All 1905 Lafayette county, Ark. 500 M0n-
roe COUNTY. ARK. SOS Hampstead county. ARK $50
ALso-Various Tars ar 1ud fram 100 o. ao ceres iu
shelby county. Tennessee.
IwlH trsls the Shove manned property ar ans pare Cor
hrzausas Land Strip Bonds 0i the Cts or state.o or Ral-
rass er fr aug sind 1f building maferlals- uofes or
cash. flare aHsof Or ale building humber, .a order m
De-. fs SUMS SHINGLES, IarhE, etc. 81 Vmu want eo1
cash frtie ar eVchluae Cor pranertT. cul ulan me al mg
oHCe. az George " Hanna's Auclaa Kart $40 Msn-si
fszs-im JOHN CANNAVAN.
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IfWE A. -rEFFT g. CO.
sE aTa Nom .rr-af
Fresh Butter ANA E2ss.
CO~HEN. EH rwf Country Butter. fu-1 arrived. sr
VI TIuIE Us MICHEL co.'s
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Petition TO sell slaves for Paw
Maent of Debt.

~ a. FNANH. NIllunfrAtHr. NrrN
p.se-- "a, On County Court Of
Ley Eraus. mIn1r heirs of W..
o. EVaus. deceased
IT appeariue uHm HHaavu sled m mie rruse thai de-
L ffufsui-- Eab-rn T.. ami John u. Evsus. MINORS. are
lan-Trslteuts uf thc State of rennezsee. DO is ordered
rs1t uuhlcalau De- madr Tor -four consecutive u-aks In
Ne Memphis Ap0eaL "a newspaper published in Che city
no Memphis rIfETinE said dafrnilnfz o. uupaar 90 the
1eEf term 90 thr County Court % Shelby county. o. Be-
lrill h- Court H1nse IN Rlleirh. on me nrst Mau.ay boz
February. A. u-l,a9. su1 rlesL answer of demur 90 said
Hruflns -r Che same viii b. taken mr confessed a. 10
nen 1nd s-rf rr hearing OK usrts.
aus-lm JOHN p. IRRELEVANT CLERK.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-01-30

ExmEs-Ledu Ro!in has met with an ae-
eIdent. Riding outside on an omnibus, he
slipped down and located his knse-pln Ma
4inl Is m London, editing an Italian paper fof
IIaIN-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-01-30

TIE DWFEEEEcE-In Rapides Parish, La.
a few days since, seventy-fve negroes wefs
sold for $4,000. At Msrksvills, la, on the
sth inst, twenty Of the imported Africans by
ne Wandsrer were sold at Sl2,e00.
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Arkansas NEWS.

ELECTION or JUDGE ~ TIE FIFTH CIHcUTr.
We are informed that bin has passed both
houses q he General Assembly, providing that
the election Of Judge o. the Fifth Judicial
Circuit shall hereafter be holden on the first
Monday 81 August, A. D. 1850, and every -four
years thereafter. The bin originated in the
House, and passed the Senate to-day, and only
requires The approval Of the Governor TO be-
come a law.-Lhte Rock True DemOcraf.
OvEBLANp Man TO CALIFoRNIA.- The
Memphis overland mail has finally got 70 com
ing IN ahead Of time. We are gladsueh is the
case. The way it has been running for Che
last three months has been an injury 10 the
Company, the States Of Tennessee and Arkan-
sss, and an injury Of no small impor-FoH
Smith Herald, yaHsay %.
Arkansas BAFTIsr.-A paper bearing tle
above name has been commenced al Little
Rock It is edited BY p S. G. Watson.
PocAHoSTAs ADTgzTIsEh-This paper win
soon appear IN a new dress and enlarged form
The circulation Of the -Aapertisr is daily in
crsasing.
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DIV virtue ~ al Erecl1lu % ue directed from ne
y Hln1ratle Cnifsd Suirs Court. EiaAfh Circuit. fr
na western nisiria q reanezee. in NJ case % Morris.
1unr a CO. vs. g Mdrau. occher term o. said Court.
ulil fnr Or ale q NJ hiEhesl hitieI. for cash. en- ne
AcLeaa- On Me ruruer o. Mlnrhestrf and Chiakssau-
strrsfs, Ia Nlrih Merphis the NIcgilu PROPERTY. -.
NiE one steam hiiT "a feet long 40 inches Ia diam
efrr d1uhie l1es -. SfsmHoai CaEiu4 Sr.rra and
o. Forcf Fulp LeUfd au A. TIE ropsrfv 81 u
Asiem, % saIsfy aid Exarafl11- SAT- I'M haur=.
H.. M~cCiANAHkN. Marshal.
la2t-u b. h. sWES, Dtpug MARSHA
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UHAEkC
~ BOXES choice Ohio Roll Buneri
Zst So Firtins aud kegs solid packed Aat1eri
% hhH. extra H0mluyi
50 ho~aa mime western Reserve thfesei
rs crsfs LONDON P1rteT and scotch Aei
~ b-res n. Palm and oialne sqapi
Is bo3es anl half boxes prime a. kaislns
IS tnzen naucv BromG
g oais Harila Rope.
Ts-rfFar vim 4 General 4ssortnelt ~ 6ro1ertes D
store and fur sLs ~ ~ CHAe hctLhANf
AS NJ. fU1 Front Sow.
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To Capitalist.

w are maklus ar~raa-emrnn q cllreo ar business
" ami adi q Whais-sie Rrsueh mtvishiuE 20 20 en-
trate mareof our means ~ that rurpsse. Ger fr sale
No aof the MsTtie Bisdk Inquire Of
jsso-dErimis n. ?. CLARK 4 co.
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y G. sgus b. BOZ the city. Do vIU please m
Il on 81 Bans Avenue. who're D. uiu h-lr u
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5000 sacks Corn.

So 1-rHsr s. PROVINCES HE-k. TeH srr--i b.tu-r1
IHrTu anil Cave.
u25-IE MEMPHIS, TENN
IN EBfs Prime Bet bur received md very -f94r
~ l uas5l ". POPE
ON BABEEls FIaur, sH3erlm trsas iui re5sIy-
hs7 81. s. POPE
IN coils A. a Co.'s Nsehiae Esr. .u5eTi1r
az gufHrE. offered bow By
u3 "a s. POPE
I0O VAN reas 20. j. 3 E=-f1s b store and
w ~ airt Gs23l NJ S. Pops
IN ARBEls whHkv. a.so-i-i 4r received
~ st fr "F by ua27l % Is POPE
On KITS TsHrra celebrated su r--uisr Bret.
~ ~ ely Ua3I ~ P1PE
81 HAL El-reIs U.hsr's r--nraa au.Tf ErI
~ r.si-I Beef puf on spe1sr .- F.-. a. ii
1'e llHI N s. ROPE
10n StCSs o. LlruTa C1fae -l tsrf auf fr sale
wv by u'25l SIS POPE.
~ et Hni o. sale by
@ 81 s. Pope
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-28

ton unequal to that erenrof a congressional
district. with view of securing its power in
the Senate, its power in the House. or It's
power In presidential election, to enable
such party to hold the Government: saw.
whenever 1t comes TO be suspected that a
party. happening to be in power at the time.
snail do this, the time will come when. in the
revoinuons OF parties, some other party will
come into power. and will certainly retaliate.
and possibly carry the abuse great deal
further.
Wen, SIR, what sort of field have we now
before MS for such an operation We have a
haif dozen Territories, with an inadeouate
popniaiion. seeking early admission. and half
dozen applications for the formation of
Other Territories which viii soon want. TO be
admitted as States. ! say to The party now in
pe~ef-wi'hout intending to do or say any
ihihg win view 10 put up or down a any
party-beware how you denart from the ma
trlolc rule of our fathers: beware how Won
give the great common honesty of the conn
Try TO suppose that you do this thing with a
view to maintain your party power: beware
now You bring in a State with less than tho
population of a Congressional district. 70
paraly we, in Presidential contest. the most
pp"Ious state In The Union. What will be
lne c3hdltion OF our country if this precedent
siiaii De furnished 10 parties which NAV here
after get control of the Government What
would be the condition Of our Government if
dozen such petty States should be brought
mo the Union to vote down the States in
"hlch reside the great body of the American
people! What would be the STATE of our
Government if States which rally nossass
Ihe population shall be overruled in a Prcsi
Dental election by combination of small
. ates such as Oregon would be if admitted
INTO the Union? Let us not take d, partrre
rom the safe and settled usage now estab
iished. Let US adhere to the rule which has
neen uniform from the organization of the |
government until the present time.
OMe word IN regard to alien sufFrag e. and |
VIII yield the floor. 1t is tIis: that there |
never mas existed an el Give government |
anywhere IN the annals of the world except
our own, IN which any other than citizens or
SUBJECTS, owing allegiance to the government.
we're permitted to vote. The right OF suffrage.
rom the days of Aristotle down to our day
las been regarded pertaining 10 citiz n
mp. Look to the Grecian Republic. to the
Ionhan II public, to Great Britain, to France.
o every elective government in the annals
u time, and you will find that unnaturalized
orelgners have not been permitted to take
pom themselves this greatest of all the rights
1 cltizenship in a free government-Sshe
lSht to control the destinies of the poIitical
ountry And | ask, gentlemen in the name
me best interests OF our common country,
or lot temporary purposes of party advant-
Se' 10 Ignore a great principle like this.
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transportation. It has also increased the
travel, which is the invariable effect of all
roads. it also makes connection with an
other road at Columbia the Southern Cen
trail, which passes to the Southern border of
the State and penetrates Alabama to Decatur.
Ii Is incontemplation by Alabama. to bui Id
central road from Decatur to MONTGOMERY.
which will place us in almost direct comniu-
nication with the capital of that State. 1t is
no" announced that this Alabama road is to
be imnt diately constructed, without fail.
The importance of this connection can searce-
IL be over-estimated. 1t will secure TO Nash
vie me valuable trade of large portion of
that State. which is devoted to agriculture
and cannot be easily wrested from MS For
supplies of iron, agricultural implements and
machinery and household furniture. articles
the facilities of Nashville for the manufacture
OF which, are peculiarly favorable. this region
would be mainly dependent on Nashville. Tn
the dry goods and grocery trade. also. we
would meet Mobile and New Orleans nm bigb
vantage ground, and successfully connete
with them or with Memphis and Charleston
on either wing. at least half way down the
line. A large portion of this will be a new
conquest. or rather the taking a trade which
the circumstances of nature had already
given us. 1t will also arrest the tide of the
Giles county trade, which we have SO long
enjoyed: but which, under the influence of the |
Memphis and Charleston road. has recently |
set in contrary direction. 1 cannot. there
lore, consider the Tennessee and Alabama |
Road vain work, with the connections
named. 1t was certainly fortunate circnm-
stance, even if it was fortuitous both
Tor the Tennessee and Alabama Company.
ana for Nashville, that the Southern Central
ma the Alabama Central Roads, were so on
'oftuneiy projected. learn from the animal
eport of the Southern Central. that the
whole line of that road, from Columbia to
Athens, will be completed by the spring of
sou. A survey of the road proposed, from
'ecatur southwark, has been made, by an- {
horIty OF the Alabama Legislature. as far as
lontevallo, which shows its entire practical
ility. Without these connections we would :
e inevitably cut off from the whole of that '
entral Alabama trade. and Others. less en- .
tied, would reap all the advantages. f
The original design of the Tennessee and a
lahama Road was, however, wholly diff o
rent from that which now seems to be lis :, :
termination. Having, however. consumed ii
y prescribed space, in this article. [ will '
sier my observations on this point, till =
iother time. MECHANIC.
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DEATH OF IL. T. CURD, EsQ,-We are grieved
10 nave to announce the death of II. r,
CuRD' Esq, of the firm of CURD & HoRD. II
WIZ De remembered that some weeks ago his
left hand was caught in a cutting machine
on MS farm, and that he had to submit TO
ainP Fer some time he was getting
week ago he was brought to his residence in
TINS city. Within IA few DAYS. however. his
condition grew worse, and last evening he
breathed his last. "'
:, Our city has lost most valuable citizen in
Mr.. CURD He has been merchant here for
great number of years, and enoyed a biob
rtPutalon; lie was business man of great
energy and enterprise.
MI. HckD leaves large family, and though
severe one.-LomSUiHe Journal.
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| Many respectable members of the medica
| faculty continue 10 cherish an old-fogy pr.in
dice against newspaper publications reiatiy,
10 the discoveries and achievements in thci,
| science. Ii Is regarded by them a. unprofes-
| sional and empirical to make known 10 the
vulgar world what has been done and wha,
may be done by the art medicinal 10 relieve
| suffering humanity. The old medieval mys-
terry is It'll r'garded essential 10 the dig
nifty and inference OF the followers of Galen.
The imagination of mankind must b. enlisted
In behalf of theories, rules, pharmacouoeias
prescriptions and Remedies, which, ii revealed
TO the common sense, would lose half their
charm aud efficacy. Aud 30 the learned E.
cniapian must avoid vulgar familiarity with
abe Common sense usage. ideas aud customs
of the world aad keep himself ever ea1reI-
oped in clond of mystery and phraseology.
which humanity must take on trust, and nss
SEEK Ia unyail the Eensiaean mysteries II
this "close corporation. established by Hyp-
pocrates several thousand years ago
Now with due def renee 20 profession wllh
which for many reasons We desire to maintain
an entente eonlials. We cannot bat protest
against the continuance. Ia this sensible.
practical, steam-engine, telegraph, CONNER
eiai age. Of 30 mnssy an old prejudice aud
idea. Since the Bsconian logic has prevailed
In the civilized world. medicine has become
practical science, founded GA experiment and
observation. II Is one with which Il l. 40
longer presumption for the people TO desire !
10 famiiiarize themselves, nor breach Of |
profession dignisy in the NJ. ID. who seeks |
opportunities for. sad employs every fair /
aud honest mode ~. enIightening che minds /
- the people a. % the proper remedies for /
The Ills which nesh Is heir to-" The preja-
lice against communicating fhFoaga zoe /
newspapers such infsFnasinn a. may guide
md dir Ct the people 10 the prognsF eneans a.
'rhesing their ralsiortanes aud malaalisss i
and ally.
II man pozzezses aay pecaiEar arr az
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Chancery Court at Nashville.

Joseph Nelson VS.. James G. Henderson. Fx,r &c
and others.
A the Office of the Clerk and Master of the Cha,
Gerry Court at Nashville on the 28i day of FI-,,
1898, on motion Of complainant by his counsel IN
te aoote cause, and 1t appearing the satisfaction
OF the Clerk ana Mast,r that the slig d.sf.,'.t.
"Aahs u HENDERSON, Is nonresident Of the Stato
81 tennessee, and therefore the ordinary process ~
TINS court cannot be served upon him; il is therer,r
ordered by the Clerk and Master that publication he
Itae LOT Tour weeks m succession, in the Nashville
lt"sl aper published in the city Of Nashville
term o the Chanccry Court, be holden for the conn,
OF paVdSo NJ at the Court house thereof IN the ctr
oi ->ashNe, on the first Monday IN May next and an
s"er SUD bi and amended and supplemental hi
or the same viii be taken for confessed as 10 hin, 80
set down for hearing ex parte 1 anu
JNO. E. GLFAVES
i'o-0-"7t PTS Zee - Clerk s Master
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Chancery Court at Nashville.

Edward Lawrence Thos n Hundlev. and W NJ
Booth and others
A T the office Of the Clerk & Master Of the Ctapca
~ Court at Nashville, the 26th dav of Fehrn,r,
IS9'' on motion OF complainant, by counsel m the
ao"Ee cause, ana It appearing the satisfaction
OF the Clerk and Master that the said def.n,I,,,-
IHoMAN y. HUNpIEY AND W NJ ROOTH
are non-resfents of the state of Tennessee
not be served upon them il is therefore ordered m H.
Cierk and Master that publication be made for four
weeks IN succession in the Nashville Patriot news
paper published in the city Nashville regurir he
sd ueiehhnis 10 appear at the next term of the
cery Court To be holden for the county OF Davidson M
Suit mouse thereof, in the city OF Nashville ON
the first Monday in May next and answer "a an, W
te same VIII be taken for confessed as 10 them and
set down for hearing cx parte anu
,,o JNO. f. GLEAVRS
-'-"7" IT'S Zee SO Clerk Il Master
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,

'ltE undersigned viii sell, on or before the FIRST
Il or MARCH, MKT. orc OF the most cesirai,le
Ifhcts % Land Ia tee - fcnncssc u,,ou lr., a.,
haating tTf M o. the purchaser Tle land ats utpn
VIC N"rth SIDE "i thu uub.riaHd Iivcr abuui miles
pN 1arih 'e"i The County swat - Snuith county 10
Nh"h t'ni itc river D. az navgzblc o. from ia
uutA az 1" Nashville. Il II Very iefti.c VEL ssatet-
90 .! springs unusually free lime ana H. well nlapt
81 l" the production q Corn, Tobacco Wheat Ctftsip
H'nal rain ~ an sinds. iUs gras-,s The tr,ri
S"Aa'ns ab"pi 800 acres, b largely bounded hv lie
'ninbctl fn1 rtcr atd guuus t. tNu or three
turnpike, leading ln Il fer ~ dirtctsais nan a.
Abh "hr-i7f D. cleared, the haiabcc - woodland
re lniih'iNcinrs are large dwelling Horse Work
h"u-ci Mt hcA aud Snioke Heuse-au AZ brisk ana
Wei bgLt-aah other ou houses az waod: and a nr,
. chard e Ard" AM otter ffua tnces Tie place Is
distinguishes Tor healtliiulness-s Isct al -tei Nv
-. tAirffnoe 81 the SAINT occupant Tor nsofe tlan
thirty years.
We vii also eel al the same time and upon The
same astoinind nE terms. Ia uniInfroVed Lots de-
5LsOiS i"ettrd ~ tir ! Nn al Carthage
re- sons desiring D. purchases re requested o. Wait
AMI examine the above dsscr bel tra,crty AMI .s.r
u ~ n value by isrs, nal -isesii,n
Dor every further infurnlatu ia reference 10 his
hto l-tnd aud los, ialty uf the laid terms II
asir, AZ We refer ESPECIALLY b. Jas u Mooi - ga
~ 1aftlEr, ie9n. airss, 4 ilr. JAzis GsIKTs,N II
NashfHle, lcnn.: - ~. jHfs- = laID Il cst.n
Ai-sl-sT', and q Mrs. 4. HiTAf1 near Ia.x-
ugtuh, ky.
Jss AcuESs, E-l.. vii a. AM time show tie
Fs Haiss ; to any drsarl o. purchase.
JAMS UFfKTON,
sAkAH A. NiIiISJY,
by her Attorney, Jas. Il. Ao0EEs
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Miss Bremer's New Work.

FATHER AND DAUGHTER BY Fredrka Bremen. author
oil The Neighbors, Mira, etc, complete in one l2no
volume.
No writer now living surpasses her in describin
nome scenes and homo people, which make Gold
smiths Vicar of Wakefield popular with all clases
OF readers Sunday AaIS.
l'osk WARRINGTON; or the Daguerreotyre Miniature
ny Dunganne author of Mysteries OF Three Cities etc
for sale by JOHN yong = "a
feb26-'r
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HollOyvayss PfIIs

HUIIONay's PiIIs.-N0 case OF fever and
"sue' HNer complaint, cholic, Indigestion. bodily
weakness, sick headache, sexual difficulty. can
WITHSTAND the curative and at the same time iDvgoy
thg action of these Pills. Sold so Maiden lane, n Y
feb22-ly N' ~ -
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indigestion.
DARNEsrowN, MONTGOMERY

'f-'iO"N, MONTGOMERY Co. Nh
, January 81, 1857
never felt the benefit OF any medicine So much
from 'he inc bottle of BERHAvE's Ho11,>D BrrrEes
purchased last fall. wish to know where can get
IT, without fear OF imposition
(Signod,) JOSEPH = mr. ,-r-,
fcb22-lw
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MARRIED..

On February nth, by Rev. Dr. 7 wo,,-,,-o
nov 1CSTINAN WILLIAMS Of the Tennessee Corrrs,,.,
70 Mrs NANCY NIX, of Franklin county, AIa.-z,,s,
caDlJid ALaEdmian
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CO!cman's London Mustard.

'bE attention 81 Dealers and Consumers Is tarto.
nlarly called O. the superior quality and low pric
e ~ tne ah"S" Mustard, manufactured by Mcssrs J.
, tfhnan. london, now the most extremely. Fsc,,rs
oi MaSiard m Great Britain
fvif d s,rent qualities ere manufactured which are
etcr package - warranted ian weight TbeI Il and
10 III ia 'atstrrs peculiarly adApe g. The south
= lucy f'ectnaliy exclude dampuoss AM air thu :
r. serving hc ntyor Ia al - strength
imported ana Tor sale, al Wholesale ip New York
oy 6AkhNEk g. NNklIN.2 I7 Fulton street;
>, hulSStfS s1lN, 81 Maiden Lane;
-, H. T.. blossom, IS5 FruEt street
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BIRDS, BIRDS.

III AeiNS lost arrived from Germany Wa Charles
.1ns 70 this place, would iuloTtn ihs riiix-frsss
Ess.craiiy. that eHer for sac well s-lss-s,s
s,S Sagiag Birds. such a. canariee toii1nel,e.
mes, and other Birds. They arc al arr.s.tea
49, az = eeer rAssre under M o4u zfieafioa
ths'se "a want q any o. thsse artic Il. - r,ss
give nae 80 early call. nay 10y tias plsos ali
~ RICH
feh2s-st 10Y -
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DIED.

IN Athens, Tenn, on the 24th inst, LIZA J ipc,,,
u'uEH''r "i James NJ and Louisa j. Henderson. aged
eight months 'seu
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FOR MARCH.

FOR MARCH.
GoDEY's LADY'S BOOK;
PETERSON'S MAGAZINE;
THE LADIES AMERICAN MAGAZINE;
THE GREAT REPUBLIC:
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY;
THE Ledger WEEKLY:
PoRIER'S SPIRIT OF TIE TINES, Weekly.
HARPER's JOURNAL OF CIVILIZATION, weekly.
LESIIES' ILLUSTRATED NEWS. :.
NEW YORK MERCURY, a.
For sale by JOHN YORK & IN
feb26-n NJ &C rrt .
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Auction Sale of Groceries
Carter, Wilsford & Co.
Successors 70 Garter, HeKay q Co AMI D J.,n,,,
On Tuc.dnN nnrch

On tuesday, Wurch Ist, 1859.
WE willorer for cash in from, ~ o,,- u
~ No. Market Srcst +. -, ~, !" I'ii"us"
Fresh and Cho.ce Groceries c,y,,ii "ss's tfrht OF
following articles. viz: III i"it I'd"
loo - %. D. lc'g'r' 100 boxes Tobacco vars-
loo 81 iaguvra Coffee: 200 bo,os 81 -, g.
"a a. -, A''laSSes' 200 - Palm scan.
5o Lbls C-r.,.,uo 100 - FoX'S starch.
a., S,' ,s,,e' q row 100 Z" Woods do
eoo ,r re' c'lSar 2no dozen Rrcoms.
Ok g - -, "nisAyi ltN boxes star Candles.
"a a 1'h ""i 100 " Tailow do.
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