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CABINET, SOFA, AND CHAIR
.M.4JvUF.aCTORT.

.N.4JFUFACTORT.
JAMES Will IAMs Il SON, would re-
j spectfuly inform their friends and The public
10 general that they have now hand At their new
WARE ROOMS. on T'h street, opposite tho Office
Of the Naonsi Intelligcncrr, n general assortment,
Of SPLENDID FURNITURE, embracing in
part .
Italian marble top Ccntre Tables
Egyptian do do
Fancy dressing Bureaus, marble top
Do do do mahogany
Mahogany spring seat Sofas, la,cs, style
DO do Divans
Do nuise do
DO high-post Bedsteads
Do French do
d. dining Tables ...
Also, 10, Of Common Furniture: such plain
mahogany Bureaus, cherry and pine Tables, Cribs,
Cradles. Bedstcads, plain and fancy cane and wood
scat Chairs.
Al OF y h,ch they will sell at such pi,.es will
sui, the times, for cash, to punctual customers.
Having in their employ experienced workmrn
they arc prepared to manufacture at the shortest no
iicc Furniture of every description
NIB. Thoee who have old Furniture which they
wish to exchange for new, are respectfully invited
10 give him cali.
maya lw3w
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COLUMBUS o. WALL, Cabiaet Maker an
" Undertaken, corner Of 9Th and G streets.
june /
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ID FINLEY HUNT, DENTIST, Washing
~. ton City, Penn. av. between 9th and 10th ST.
june IL
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Ia COTTAGE FOR RENT.-A. neat Cottage
U;iu containing two large rooms, three small cham
bcrs and kitchen; there Is also stable or woodhouse
on the premises. Situated in healthy location
near Mr.. Machcn on Maryland avenue. Inquire Of
De vAueHAS, Cupper and Lceoher, Ninth street.
june 23lf
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REEN SPRING HYDRoPATHIC INsTI.

REEN SPRING HYDROPATHlC lNSTI-
" TUTE in Baltimore County, IA miles on the
Susquehanna Railroad, and 10 miles by the Reisters-
town Turnpike from Baltimore. This institution
will be opened on the 18th Of August for the recep-
ton Of Patients and under the direction and charge
Of Willinm Bodr, M. ID, late Of Washington city,
up Of tn, celebrated Pfiesniz. founder OF the sys
TEN. -.
| The proprietors being convinced that an insttu-
ton Of this kind would be blessing to the sick and
the invalid Of our city and state, and those Of
sister states who would resort TO this mode Of cure
have spared neither pains nor means To place this in
stuIion on footing with those Of this country, af
ter the plan Of those in Germany. The house has
been newly printed and furnished with new furni.
ture, and specially altered and arranged for comfort
to the patients and for The utmost efficiency of The
treatment. A new Bath.house has been added TO
the main hou O, containing all tho necessary bath
apparatus. A Douche house Is bul'ling which will
contain douches, r. for ladies' and for gentlenen
which will have TALL Of from IL to is feet, and in
volume from l to "a inches in diameter.
There are four large springs on the place at
temperature Of $40 Farenhcit. highly impregnaied
with carbonic gas in constant efiervcscnce. The
water is remarkably light and all the springs are
shaded by large trees. Walks lead from one TO the
other, giving ample opportunity for walking. The
place is known one Of the healthicsl and most de-
| lighful in Maryland
AS tiydf"p'thlc Institutions ore not places OF
amusement but are only Tor the SCR ana invalid
every th'nS more readily may ana VIII ne done TO
promote 'helr comfort ana heaith. Neiher Is tho
''hle Oh WISHING or enter ng thcm c'hhicn 70 one
season; but they open at oil easons of the year.
Exp renee having proved ,ha' me WINTER or com
oso's ave 'u'y 10 'aVornoie 10 inc progress Oh he
cure, as the summer miller ms, particularly
in al chronic affections. No Inducements will I've
hr'u ou, 10 INC ePieue' put tne t'oie WI" DC Suppea
WIN "hoesoihe ana nutritious anu abundant ioou
10 restore p.okehoown or anusru cnns''uuoh,t
more thah Ordinary neanh; All excitlng drinks ana
'Pic are ehury lo,oicoeh, chocoiac' mix ana
wnte'' peing inc only drinks allowed
Each patent must provide himself win a mat
ucss, 'ea'ner pcu Of apouti@ lbs. uouo'e blanket
i"ur coarse iinen sheets, yards long ana vide
4 long ana snort towels mo,ning gown par
oil INDIA rubber shoes and punt goblet or tumbcr'
he price Of Board, including The use u all the
hath apparatus The Doctors lee, anu the attendance
oi me oalh'ng SefVans Tor cach PATENT Is st@ per
week-,whcn two or three PERSONS ccupy The same
room inc ehatge 10 eaeh vii! y. PLY per week.
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TUSCALOOSA CoTToN FAcToRy-This
company, was incorporated in the beginning
of 1885, and Immediately commenced the
erection of its buildings on Shultz's creek,
in Bib county. At that time, the site was
/" entirely in the woods"-now there is a
snug village of about 200 inhabitants, call
ed Scottville, in honor Of the worthy head
Of the company. The factory building is
ninety by forty feet, and is three stories
high, exclusive Of basement and attic The
machinery is driven by water power, sup
piled by bold, clear, never-failing stream.
The company employs forty females and
twenty-eight males, and will shortly require
twenty additional hands. At the present
time there are 1900 spindles and "a looms
in operation. The daily consumption of
sotton is $50 pounds, producing weekly
about 5000 yards of OF. osnaburgs and
$500 10 1000 dozen of cotton yarn. The
company has ready to put into operation
5es additional spindles and "a looms, with
other machinery, which will make in all
1898 spindles and Al looms. The whole
is calculated to manufacture daily two bales
and half Cor ! $50 pounds) of cotton, and
will produce weekly l2 to 1900 yards OF
osnaburgs, besides a large amount Of yarn.
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GARD.

T BARNARD, Letter Press Printer, corner
i A. lin street and Pennsy lvania Avenue, WASH
ington. Terms cash-- Prices lower than ordinary
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. . . .
ROYAL SaUABBLEss-Having been invi-
ted to a fete, Prince Albert received permis-
sion TO 60, with the injunction not to fail
Of returning by midnight TO the conjugal
domicil. But having, like Cinderella, suf.
fcred the fatal hour to pass, the prince found
the doors Of the apartment which he occu-
pies with his august moiety closed against
him. lie called: no answer. He entreated !:
the same silence. Finally, becoming impa-
ticnt, he returned to his carriage and drove
to Claremont where lie went TO bed and
slept as we'll as any man could wish. On
waking, he sent for the Duke Of yelling
ton, and said to him: "Will your Grace
do me the favor TO see the Queen, for me,
and say to her that take very little pleas
ure in her joking. She is Queen, know,
and inpublic ] am only the first Of her sub
jects; but claim to. be King in my bed
chamber; and if that is not TO her taste,
shall take my leave for the Continent."-
The old Duke, who had been charged with
such missions before, went to her Majesty
with the message. She was terrified at the
idea that husband SO londly cherished,
and SO strictly yraunised over, could escape
from her; ordered her coach and went 70
Claremon,, where the entente cordiale was
re-eslabiished, to the satisfaction of all the
world. .'....
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CHEAP BOOKS.
VARIETY OF SECONDHAND BOOKS
N for sale on very low terms, al the Fountain
Bookstore, near the Railroad Depot.
may 10 Il s.-
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MRS. NEWMAN, Milltn,r aud Dress Maker
lNl Pa. avenue, between 18th aud 18th street,
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STIsATTON'S OFFICE,
NO. s. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling Prizes, STATIONS the man,

Let all say what they can,
For selling PriIes STATIONS the man,
Drawn Nos of MOnongalia, No 5-Feb'y 9Th:
10 3 Al sc 81 As IS 30 81 Is 40
Ticket Nos 10 81, 30 57--two more capitals sold
and paid by sTRATToN.
Dnwn Nos. of AIerandr,, No p FebyG:
II IL SIS II - 20 "a 45 - 10 80
Ticket Nos 10 30 -, prrs Of sloO sold and paid by
srRATTON
% 81 26 81 Is IS So ~ - 81 I2
Drawn Nos Of f.eesburg. No. 8, Feby
10 &c Al 60 l6 80 Is As &c "a 50 81 A Is
100000, 5000
Observation-Disclosures, No Capitals. $4,000 5OOs e5OO
ross 10 OF 1000 &C Is Nos, IL drawn Tickets 81, halves
$4,000, 5000
IhursdnyNsw Jersey No ~ cap'sl. $4,000 5000 5000
quarters 1875
Frday-,Iononralia No G caPias' 5000 1890 900 500
400 Of 200 &c &c Nos 10 drawn Tickets $3.50 halves
use; quarters 35e.
Saturday Mornng-Suss-I, No. Capias-s7OOO. 1873
1000 OF 500 Of 400, Se IS Noe 10 drawn. Ticket, 81
halves !; qrs so.
Saturday Eyening-sureI Extra. No II Capitals. $4,000,
1000 3i3 SC 70 Nos II drawn Tickets 81 halves so quare.
$4,000!
AleIanira Lottery ca'- G. for si be drawn February
srLnSpip PRnEL l $4,000 10000 5000 1000 100
of 1000, 10 Of 300 30 Of ESQ, &c, &e
IS NO. LoTTERY-Ie DRAWN BALLOTS.
Tickets go; halves quarr. eSO Cerheass packages
OF IS Whole Tickets sI3O-sS halves 6S, Is qrs - so
S35 29i!
AIeTlndrii Lottery, Class H. for IsI7 February
20, IsI7.
SPLENDID PsIss prze 500 10 900 500 1900 Of
1000, of 1900, 1850 30 1890 OF 500 40 Of 400
&e, &C.
Il DRAWN NOS OUT or 7s
Tickets $40; halves 5quarers So Certificate packages
OF 90 Whole Tickets sI2O halves Co quaueu 30.
% Buyers referred which registered
nj the Office proof Of what been
ing eontinuss TO increase the number sold and paid
9 Oders for pae single IN the above
Schemes and Lotteries promptly attended TO- aud
drawing sent when requested.
Please address orders N. STRATTON
fe ptrhu ".
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by Infoes brother.
No Nam
HANDSOME SEE FURNITURE, At AUCTION
On THURSDAY Morning fsbry IIth, Store,
eoek Will sell at auction, without
new Furniture including handsome and
Eegaht Marble Top Cabinet Bureaus
Centse Tables
Mahogany Paror and Rocking Chairs
Superior Cushion Spusg seat -
Marble Top Pier Tables, Ma bic do Wristbands
Mahogany Bureaus, various styles and sizss
French aud High Post Bsdstulds
Ouomaus, Rocking Chairs ehlirens do
Cane and Wood seat
ALSo-Dning white and b,ue Toilette sets
Cups aud Sauesr-, &C, &C.
ALSo-A eh painted and gold Iron Dining seu
y 9 l.LOES 4 BROTHER Aust.
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lotteries.
ID. PAINE & CO.,
MAN A GERS OF LOTTERIES,
a<.u

M N A U . Or LOTTE RIES,
Richmond. Va.
TIME New Year oponH with tho most Brilliant
Il sehemss under the Of D. PAINE co. which
have yet been presented the public Map asd
Offered the of fousnes Hone
Capita'- have been sold paid sight
and prompt pay. address oIdsrsto
C.w.rURCEI.r, Asen, Gor til. Managers.
Richmond, Va.
Splendid Schemes for February!
10000 DoiIars-iO .OOO-iOO OF siOOOi
su.quehanna Canal Lottery Clas. ~ b, drawn at Bat
more Feb'p i7,h, isi7 10 Mo-. II dawn.
C-sPfTdLSi
Pr'ns of $4,000 prize OF 1000
5000 100 1000
5000 &C. &c.
Tickets 10 dollars halves qr'e Certificates Of whole.
ll9 so. shares in proportion
FOR corn FEBRUARY
$4,000 10000! 10000!
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY. Cas- No. s-,o be
~ HUMBERS-I1 DRAWN.
r.'s or $4,000 $4,000 r.,s ',: 900
..do.......... 10000 90 .do............ 500
. .o 10000 1000 100 - ;ao.. 400
wIos sIs haIve. quarter. 90 csr,iSe,,. Of
paehaE. OF wboIes $3.50: halves 30. quarters Is
$4,000 Dollars, divided Pre. DoIsn-Gor
TEN DOLLARS,
susauEnANNA Lottery Class No. i1-to be drawn a,
rs NysBERs--iR DRAWN
F"'' st.:::: 60: 800: 30 Pm: 1Sso
Tickets $40; quarter. so. Certificate. Of Is wbole-
sI2o-shares in proportion
" ordering the package pree Of
We every day o. CO. and when r-m,
popular Lotteries hand Tn. requested
all who order from The cash for all Capitals be
usual At sight On al letters
postage need be paid The
and all orders addressed u.s. will meet the most PrOnp,
n M gnnlle ntl Iatts dlres~
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EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE OF
New and Valuable
STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS R0oEs
Pine Family Bibles Blank hooks. Pm nor


IN THIS EVENING. February 10Th CT O'Clock lat IN.
store No IS Main street. adjoining TTers Gun Esah
ee'ion Of STANDARD and Miscs Books received from
Vie North To which the Members of tho
gtsaIure Booksellers and the pub,e y.ner,ny In 49,. -
will be found " ~ '"e"'
Pine English and m'rean Annals splendid Family and ro.,
Bibles; PrSyer Books illustrated Albums sn,h,. -,
oay Presents Modern Europe Roberton's Works WEBSTER.
Dictionary, svo Italians Ages Hall M. Ivs,,,, p
Aeheo Pfeseous Ferdinand Burse
WORKS Addisons do H. Mo es do Miss Fd..worhs do pin
laTeh Roin Josephus Lord ngookes WORKS. Lord P,,a.
90 ro-y OF England DO Of America. Bh Esslyi.ts Their.
Napoeoh 90 freneh Revolution Jeer-ons
Democracy Boils Hroy waIas Memoirs Johns ms Wo,.
BRUSH slSstS eomrg Maeau'ay Alison, Smith Wilson COR
ge Iene' Tafourd Stephan and Maeknto.h. MeIaD,-.
AN ons Eu ope, vols Thr.aI'. History OF Greco Romsl. in
fneaan BY Norman Army and Navy 8 waIpos New "a,
ter sto mes wa:erl-o Campaigns Phlio-' curr.,. C,
ani tmmes Speeches. Murphy Taeitns X.ropbon, WORT
story o. Napoleon dv. fine edr on ,s,,,
ec.ons Of lie boway Billie Cathone Payer FOODS Eneyeo-
Peoa HiHe'ean Ene copedt OF Geography. Hosnn shak
speare seven vols do hOss and PoetcsI
Manual 'or Lve AMI Speeches OF Pesdens Pa.rek Henry
SlE hi!l Editions OF Lod Byron shaksesre; Milton Cowre
Burhs Ossan Scott Moore, Ccrge shel K.at Youn, fsv
Beatie krke White Poneli Rogers Campben Lamb Mont o
e h opie Jane Austen Mrs Ellis; Miss Landon Coy Poe.
@ b'n'h roet "od'miih Laeoh Sears Pictorial Public,
tons 10 New Worfs elegantly Dowinrs Borv OF
Roman sin DAuhsres R.orna Sidney Walkers An
thropo'sa WoIks ~ Walker ~omln, Beauty In.-
mAas- seas Hs.ry OF Britain ard rellTd so Info,
,In o' e PEOPLE do New Pictorial Family Library
hsoiy Of American Revo do Peoral Sunday Book
do New Pictorial and Panty Magazine. DO new a.
compt. History OF the Bible do Biography DO Wonders Of
'1e "ori an the above Fit bindings
elegantly nu'tratsdThe Naturalist Library cr oIete ,y,,rm
Of Natural He 400 engravinEs Napoleon CaS
cal Antiquities Combes PhT on Man Children nt
Moral Philosophy Ranke History the Popes Cerss A,-i,s
Nlebo'hs Companion B1lweT Dickens. Mar
ryan; Lever Lover DisTlel FeEusoas Rene C,I,, ss-
Charles oMaley Ten Burke Hinton Ten an5
Year Walkers Dictionary; wu Patrick iienry 5000 R,es,o,,
valuable H. - ~ many 'N"eA
20 Books ready examination All works warrants,
perfect atd Of tue latest ans ions.
" fesons forming ehlrg Libraes will ind this ran,
opportunity 70 supply Ii, mseyes reduced prices.
a % lNLoEs BROTHER, Auets.
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FOR SALE OR LEASE,
THE EXTENSIVE IRON WORKS OF THE
Belle Isle

on Jams River, with OF City Of Richmond
INHEl consist of a Rolling Mill and Nail
Il Factory The Machinery OF the Rolling Mil IN e1eee nj
repair ana capable Of delivering To the Nail FACTORY
iron per arnum There pudding furnaces
furnace and one large wheel train OF
hos Is driven There - also by
sepaaie water wseel The Nail Factory eommodous build
ns containing . machines good orer-oPeaied superior
~aef wheel The whole 3i ground
upon which are hrek tenemen occupied operatives
their amiies Back miihboP Machine shop other
eonvenenees and necessary fixtures Rolling and Nail
Factory are attached IN the and there every facility
eGnderabe enlargement aHd etsns OF present
the supply Of water being being ample,
TO operate more han douele the
are now IN fun and successful
sent tenant Will expire l April and
ehA OF lease VIII he received unit 18th
OF March, If not sooner disposed Of
RIoHSoSD 2sth Jaay, is47. i, a0-.yy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-10
STEAM MARBLE WORKS,

Hfb1E ROAD, above spring Gardcn Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
VTNHlS Establishment is erected on an improy-
- Cd plan and by the aid o. Steam pswer all
Kinds OF hartle Work ia superior
is cash The Tge and best Of Marble
offered to The public may be At the w7r Room
attention Of purchasers Is respectfully invited.
Imported Garden Stationary and Vases
ns and patterns made OF the finest and handomsst
OF Italian marble Tiles for Flooring always
hand and or sale at the most Ielsonable prices
~ MARBLE Cutters can be supplied any
Der OF hnShed Nantes Table Tops reduced
and e trade viii BE- furnished with hind.
OF Marble IN the book or cut to for Monuments
JOHN BAIRD,
Ridge Row, above Spring Garden sIreet,
e. I-3taw5w pbi',Isinh,
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ACTING PLAYS. W. RAN.

IN DOLPH co Lave for sale the following Acting Az. NJ
l2t cts each -Alerander the Damascus
Cure for the Heart Ache the Crit Ciee Countess
OF salisbury Gains CIar the maid OF Milan Cupd IN
London Cupid The Deuce II him, Devil pay First Poor
fa'f, Fortunes Frole Flight cl: FAM George Barn
wei Good Nights Rest Grandfather Witch, adj CANISTER I.to
and eatdcf Heir at Inv High Lfe below air. Hunehack
lake and Nac6 lush Lion Jealous We John ida: Juiu,
Crsar Henry 1th Lear Liar Ia Mode Ly NJ Y,It Love
laughs at Loekmhs Loves Saeu6cr Miss Teens My
grandmother Mayor n Gauc Man the wo Merchant Of
Venice Oh Maid NJ Age Paddock Poor C;rntn,n
RevenRe Ranom Romp Rivals Recall of Monus Rirnz Rehcu
Rural Felicity csc Richeu Love. csc Mag
ST. rarek Eve Sea Captain scardl Star OF Ley
Csc Teke Tom Noiiys Secret Turnpike Time work.
Wen crs UgolnO Unfinished Genlrmln Wallace ways and
Means William Tel Csc Daughter Who's the Dupe
West Indian wnman's Wit Csc. f. 10
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Aurticn 9ales
THIS DAY.

Hy Williams. a Hsxstt.
GROCERIES AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY NENr, th@ ieh instant % 10 e'sa,es
will D. .oli, in font q Anetsos
PRIME dry New N@,ts sssu-
IN ctesa L,suaJu Corse
To Gu~n RIO Do.
lava do
10 Western -houli-s Bacon
New BAhnoTe cured n ns
No Iard
Prime Goshen Ctre,e. ea.k.
frr'h bunch Ra-ins IN 4 bo1s.
otara pupuy d Co Ccsn,e praniy
Imia'ion BrsniY IN hf PIPE.
do DO n
GIN Pipe.
Cincinnati Reeuhei WI .isy
Extra nns cunpowder Tea
" Powehing
suf eTior Black Pepper
Cool" damaged Leather
Mason. superior Bl,ching
Indigo "a kegs prime quality
Canton Preserved Ginger fe.s
Tssss-ubder sIoo 500 and ove, ou, u,o,,s. q, A.
proved WILLIAMS A HAXkIT -
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NEW BOOKS,
Received i'm advance and for sale at
l2l MAIN STREET.
BY ,. w. RANDOLPH n CO,
BOOKSELLERS AND BINDERS.
TuesdnY. February OH.

ID supply No. IL Pictorial Eng lnd-2Jc
a. The EmigraIt by Sir = u IIead-75c
The Tn ament of Insanity, by ~
and Physician Of the Eastern Lunate Virginia at
liamsbug-i,5Oc
5h edition OF Dement'S American Poorers ComJanioh-sI
No 81 Hlpers Mscslsny-Eisiory OF the uaI
AMI execution Of Counts Egnoni AMI Harm aud
translated from the German OF Schiller Rev
Tson. NJ D-5Uc
Principles OF Science applied the Domestic Mechanic
Arts and Ia Manufacture and Agriculture etons On th.
OF Au' aud their influence National Welfare by
Potter, DIS
PeRsuef- of Taste Stories Jane TayIot with
n Sketch OF her Life by Mrs : IIae--37
The Lives Of Columbus and Anencus Vespues
Chambers Information for the People, No. II--25
February No. Farmers Idbrary-SO
No tle Marina the Washnetoni,ps by Geo
Iipparl-I2e
No IA Yankee Doodle ii
rne Come Wandering Jew by Phepon ami l. IIuart-lOO
illustrations
No I43 LHiclrs Living Age
Philadelphia Saturday Courier Poet and Gazette Feby 9Th
G
New York Weekly Herald s'Iee'ers Boston Star
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Tuition 8ales.
FUTURE DAYS.
Hy w. Goddin.

FUTURE DAYS
Hy w. Goddin.
sale OF Real Estate Breok Avenue and
Baker street. at Auction.
WILL. be sold on THURSDAY afternoon, the
iith ias,sst. the sckses 9
eseaest- the aide OF Broos Avesue soining the
store of John cash N"rh
MI frahkh, the Other ~ Nc Cha Lies
" ih.'sitsr will be odd bfek Baker
site the reside Of Jacob Eq recently
WIN CLSpt0n al-o. a vacant lot ADJOINING
TEkMS-Os- third ca.h ba'aaes nj n-soils
bic notes secured by trust deed, OF uue ~,thheE.
by request OF tue
JAMES N. TAYLOR, Agent
Sale conducted by W. Gspnix Auet.
ADDITIONAL
Will. be sold on the Gay FRIDAY
upon the at ~ O'clock desirable building
e' ADJOINING the Grace Street Baptist
running back about $50 feet Temsons third
@ and ~ JAMES N. TAYLOR, Agent
sale To b. conducted by W. Gobptx. AueL fe
WILL be sold in Manchester, on THURSDAY
iih Feby s17, 10 oeoek, A. N, re.deBe.
OF Elizabeth heCrrdr all The house he and
CONSISTING OF usual variety Hiefe
ten month. old and about IS bushes Of No
Ban. Terms OF Sae-An under sac over
$50, ereditof months Will be given
fe s-d1' JOHN TTMBERLAKE
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SALE OF LAND.

SALE OF LAND.
N pursuance of a notice given TO Benjamin w.
Green account Of the nonpayment Of IN
stain h the purchase Of lot piece
land lying and being the county pant OF cali
I'd Northampton and Designated N the plan o the
the number thirty 49, continuing acres one
hundred and thirty MONDAY 18th day Of
the month front Of the office OF Wergn Cocdin Eco
iih between Bank and Msn city pro
coed sell public prose.
". Ssls 10 II o'clock NJ and be eondue ed
by w tcpDgS, Auctr f. 5-eotis WIN I. ANDERSON
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-07-13
INDIANA.

An election takes place in August next in In
diana. for members Of Congress, and both parties
are marshalling for the conflict We copy the
following list of the candidates with the vote in
the several different periods, from the Washing
ton Union. GIN. atlas.
LIST District--R. d. Owen, dem. Judge En-.
bree. whig, Folks majority 1872; Owens in
1915, 1915.
ID District-T. J. Henley, dem, J S. Davis
Uhg-Polk's majority $50; Henley's in ls45
Si3.
Sd District. Robinson, dem P. A Hackle-
man, whig-Polk's majority 70; T. Smith's
dem in SAC, $40.
18th Distrct-C H. Test, dem, c. B. Smith
whig-Clay's majority 149I; Smiths. whg, IL
1915, 1869.
9Th Dis.rict-W w Wick: dem, " McCarty
whig-Polk's majority 1912; Wick's in le45
1916.
9Th Dis,rict-G. W. Carr, dem, G. G, Dunn
whig-Polk's majority 1495; Speaker Davis in
1S45, 1880.
9Th Distric:--Joseph A. Wright. dem, R. w
Thompson, whig-Clay's majority I05I, Nc
Gaughey, whig, in 1s45, over Wright, III
Wrights in 1s43, over MEG ughey, 3.
9Th Dftrict-John Petit, dem, David Brier
whig-Polk's majority SIS: Petit's in ls45 Isl.
9th Distrist-C. w Cathcart, dem, D. D
Pratt, whig-CIay's majority 243, Cashcsr,'s il
Io45, 3i3.
10Th District-William RockhiII, dem, w G
Ewing. whig-Polk's majority 1856 Kennedy.
dem, in 1915, 3o5.