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OOMHaEfSClAL lNTEl4l-aGENCE.
stock Market.

Bo'ros Dee: u.-Esehaaxs Boays-l Msuimsck Manu-
faetaring Co 1910; Bostol sad Lowell Railroad $685. Wet
ern RAILROAD lee % Fail kv.r Railroad 90; 8 Fnehburg
Raiirosd 2 30 Reading karosd DO rs Norwich and Wor-
eester H.ilrsd S 50 do 3sk73 East Boston Company
IA; 5. do sse as Is Ess Bostsa pvideuds3 I5 so do
3zioc gtovo kesung ksiinod Bobds 1850 BIO, 7 400
do, b3, 7oss, 1000 doTe,s, 5000 do 10Y
Goal Trade.
PorrpILLT Dec ls-Tbe quantity sent this week by
railroad ~ oil III total for the season 326 Asa Is
The shipments by canal have ceased for this wear
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IN PURSUANCE order OF the Surrogate Of the Ccun-
New Soes hereby given 70 all psy o9 hs sy
present the sane with xS .Sa'Ss s% sfs
he fSesnts Day May Pasd N:y YqIF hs sspih
SiYS q s FXissliID. E1.eaias ' hi
S,s. q <: e II v O. on:
Gsgsis ns' aS'
20 6. 20 at s'
G%disy, No ss.sa street., IN d. city New Yoi,
"a S ;ay 3: r. J. i a. Of
Tos ss: q RE
sous having claims against frederick Tsschs late Of The City
Siw xRs sss;i s';s:1
s G 2; ss siy s' SETF 1ii g. Txsch
~ UTICt--MR. .THyaAs pALZLLL, formerly, Of
~ Ma,d near PortaeI,y IN The esuniy o. Do-nin Ire
ss fe 4. g ss bsSs 90 PSsSsphs
de- o. sT sss pes n S %1 se
.s b. so ssa b..d o .nes n s. Ss
tsmber ssI ahs,ss hereby Appr,ed thar Information
4 much :. % s S ss'1
eye q p,,oa who may % s.aas,s,sa WITH NJ
~ . ssa.r n. n, DC 90 i%%.d.i. ,s.
D. e.. .rsss I ..% M e. e e .S 3. re-
i', -ss.; ~ !: - s sS rs s'S SaS WISH fr
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nonronArIon NyIlyI q sal. z rssPsf.y loa un
~ pafd Astsesmsnb-Fuhifc Notce - Rrepr gwen
oT uspad vii take place AZ pub
lie ancon the Cuy Hall efths City ~ New York Wed
s.fay the frs day 81 March ~ twelve ocook Al noon
from aay 70 DAY nnfl the whole Il said pro-
sha < sold knd that the detied statement OF the
l~ry 10 sold fot anpsd asssssneSu pnelshed the
New fo Dsily Tubsns nsssI~per Prned and published
"a city 81 New fosk By order fthe Mayor, Aldermen
spa Ccmmoaeity u he city AZ New foik MARTIN
THOMPSON sweet tommssionsf street tomm.sslonefs
nass ~os.nh~r te tsr ais ttfiawttv"m
MAYORS OFFICE. CHARLEsTON, October q,
WI sn Al Pnvats salelhsi laEs aad .Iisad.d es'Ae
ltsl,nrut known az the CHARLESTON HOTEL. s't-
the esesl psl q the sty-iootns 90 Mettns
US feet Hayne and flnchney
tmmedately sdseent the o. whosstie
stores The Ho<l stories hsh. eoaisins YEA rsrio and
Dinug seloos suppofed ~ two rows 81 cob
amn. Lsd,ss Dnins Room wh suite q ptlvsie s-,ers on
the "a story Bar Room assdng Room Oess stoe Rooms
ssa Eachsa Aso add baFbers Noon on basement
la'ts Hayps s,rrsi large clsiern esPsbe o. contann
gslloaa With force sftsched herrtc csse o.,
6fs also wells "a INC Premses es feat 81 ms ho
al naoped Coonade Of Couatian ofe<r ano
Cos AIchttserafd hesafy vii We WITH any umm oas'ss
An The country Terms ~ sale accommodating wh,eh
,i \. "a az Auows by appcstlons dressed ths Msyor
81 ChsTisstos aat ls January. isss r Lkofk W.
i~soN Nsv-s
A4n~NU. N ma
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coo nnn To LOAN on Boaa and Mortssss. N ons
XZU.UlJU ar move GUNS. oa preasst,ye real srsis 70
Ws,iy S""' ts Nsss<sN
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Arrivals and produce OF the whale fishery New London
from the st Of March 18th November 1877 from the
New London Starr.
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Foreign ImpOrtations.

Passengers Arrived.
SAvANNAH-Bark Vcrnon-Rev MIR Ellis-3 in the seersge
CHAnLEsToN-Shp Allen-Mr George Pomeroy.
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TMpRUVED MAGNkTIC MA HINEs-MQORE

New YoIt ~"p'''' "''' W '''' Wy " dc ss.nc
a2bSHS4fETbo MAGNETIC NA ESE N2SG
be sos BY The .:
%s fs
sss
ss:
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used with positive aud permanent success, In all cases e
su or G and es
:h $ Rs on n ns
sprs
mended, and il the confirmed Of scIOfa dIol
effect: ;SP,y successful Each machine
pa,
full : :scps direction. for j. use:
on *. and @ . BE-; s,a il & ss
:sf :s 81 81
agents for New 2reans; NJ H. Stevens. No. B."wn:
Hotel agent Tor Washnston, D c. dl3St.Ie
"A There dea,e to which horse. are liable Ga,
their sus as %ss = HS: *: Gd
eareessness either by driving violently after full neal BY
cough %
heated hard drive and ihs s'tons6uF rs.sl.
have
% Ill
e lungs; throat aud wipdppe Of the Horse Of which
s:s "" "as s;s is$ r.
m Do 'ys
yet their End q ,I
hide loss appetite and all disease: thu dsnete derar eent
81 hs.
h. b sssS h% S but &
from him ard bv hey ri
f ss. Ks be GOOD
and he is now prime coalition. cheerfay recommend
Ss
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sol. s% part of The HnSn
ss; s::s
k.i
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si Ns% 4S sss sSTd' are 'i' e. ;s'
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simultaneously coo the hair natural black or brown and
Eis 81: sisss, I'D s:f
OF;
sts.: ~ yi s = 81 al for the
no RAY d,s. Pss1: ;:
%
tee fourteen I devoted yenereal diseases enables Dr.
e. the worst form Of this disease Recent Eases cured
nes pursais Structure, two with
" auy pain Constitutional DebyThose individuals, who
INDUCED n certain oathsome habit positively DC re-
door TO DR.. Johnsons d2o It.m
nK L.MLRT sill 70 be found at his OLD Office s. Gold
- Fulton where he be conf ientsiy con-
suited by all those unhappy VI o 9, %. T.smes rsy
T.. soam,earsI system, sreDdy successfully raesed by
hun the continent of Earope Structures, Nervous De-
toseth,r w'h re, en- case, speed.
ly AID ,e. tuay cured Az letters post pad enclosing
Zee, omptly atendedto. ono .. oo," 81. ozo h-I
IL ~ and the prospect Of sryea family of children pre-
peS , 0 vas naS tine s
which may these objections The author u not
more ns q the nv Dai
people, FOR most book stores snd Of the author Mo-
An . rect - wv n-r
Al LDiIAL UARDDr. MORRISON, 2Oi1 Fulton sire de-
wi votes entire time the Of Private Diseases
Recent cases particularly Gono rh1a he in few days
~. and iInpote"cy is radically cursd by HIM
b Of n H sss 81 NJ .r DoE% s
'sHs OMcs. aois. Fulton at perfect cure guaranteed
ESHSSEEfRaHaAA YRGAk K 5.s
rhaasphs The cure sf all disease. Of re I'm,
nil eosau.. 20 engage Dr. kDSena utmost attention in.
vsIid whose complaints the desperate condi.
% @ pe%ps e1 al. and ensseae treatment to perfect
ssrgsrs usveins supplied at moments notice with
nd private manner Cure charge required.
g FL m ..S 'ts .Ss ..: ss ns
as Efshsass Epr I'll particulars We t'h page 'f'ss
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FoRs y "a :. s oTEsHER'Ss AsD LINZ
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a. n. rs o. r.es <. Is !. !. sos
Moos.y, 1sss1ssr s''h ssia Oeloss. NJ. which ,,@'
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Of Psetst,-Ver, reduced rs,ss Of ~, tht .Ths ssr
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vi: :', z f ; rs; =
dayl Evsaios Dec 10 Ascent . Sew Orleans. NJ william
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gsn rely upon th. vessel :allns . ID ,sss
WHAT 100. 3 wal Ns's.y. Dee ,ss, 3, ~ =
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Liverpool desrous Of informing the public Of United
ssy e. thar &: s S *: .. ss 'S
ny
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In the ships which have despatched our Office in
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Tn.sday Thu!:day and Saturday oclocl AZ
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AZ si8ss Hills iS:s!
S?si: WIN a ali Albany I'm: isi +:
c: s s:;
are forbid trusting any the Of tine, without
order from the captains agents For or freight
on the wharf. der
OACK ETS FOR HAVRE-Second Line-The ship UTl-
L CA, D. B Swan. master will sail on the LIST january de
5aAASyf Ea e SSF5 zs A5HASSE
DIRECT-From the foot Of Courlandt street-Pasengers
taking h. Boat viii arrive Troy time TO take The earliest
f ss%0a EN-
Ia y TSas and saaiday
freight apply ho,rd at the Office on the wharf n3o &c
NOrlCE-Hour changed from TO 9'elosk The Albany
IN Evening Line Steamers ISAAC NEWTON, and one
CON, will leave for Albany 5oc0ck instead OF here
tofore. and after Monday. Nov % ls47 n3o
NJ OH E-On December Is, i8&r, the Steamer
N STAT EN- ISLANDER will run as folIows;-Leave
Staten Island 81, TO- aud ~ A. and r. M. Leave
New Yo at aud A, M; l. 3N n ID p M. die
~ ALVANIC Silver Plating in all its branches,
~ done in Ssuperior STYLE by John Gray No ~ Bowery.
New York dnSenc
NARROWED MAGNETIC MA, HINES-MQORE
i HEAD,0 lGR ADUATED MAGNETIC MACHINE.
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PHILADELPHIA MkDICAL HOUSE--Dk. KlNkE
LIN GERMAN PHYSICIAN, IS years resident practi-
msdes ofa delicate and destructive habits Of yonIh
stll Continues 20 engage Dr. Kpkens attention In.
yalids whose complaints the desperate condi.
nQn may depend always conducted by Dr. X him
self with prompt safe treatment perfect
ssrgers travelling supplied at moments notice with
themselves the convenient
Cure charge required.
Lsttsrs post paid, will meet prompt attention. Rssdencs.
he Eyek.ss. GIyor Ir psrnsslas zee eth page efths
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Al tDI,AL CAkDDr. MORRISON 2G4h Fulton str. et
vl votes his entire time the Of Private Diseases
Constitutional deb,y from secret hab inducing noe ur-
nal and inpotency, Is radically currd by H.
srr,etrres he without pain See DR.. Ms Diploma.
9Th signatures of Sir Ashley Cooper Sir Carlisle nc
90 his Once 7oth Fulton perfect guaranteed
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MO CURE NO PAY-DR. CUNBl1T 10 Duane sIrsst
IN member the Royal College Of Surgeons London may
be consulted IN Of certain delicate diseases
devoted to veneIeal diseases enables DR..
e. the worst form this disease Recent cured
four days No used restraint in diet busi
pur.uts Structures cured in weeks with
y auy pain Constitutional DebyThose individual. who
have INDUCED oathsome habit positively be
ioed health and society Remember 10 Duane street next
Dr Lob
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sSold 400 VIII. 762B7 4765 382 60
The whalebone imported gives Of The guam
tty TAKEN Of the ships had previously home
of their bone,
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p Tso 5ysssf ,ss. SS sE w.s.

british AND NORTr AMERICAN r. ~. sIEtw-
~ SHIPS FOR HALIFAX AND ,LIyERPoOL.-hl
CALEDONIA. Capt Lott, from Boston. l5eh Jsnuary.-
Passage to Liverpool $40: Apply 10 f. CUNARD, Jr ~
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II loud HAIR DYE-NO EQUAL-The improvement
Il Of 1886. ALEXANDER's TRlCOBAPnE, which IN:
colors the hair natural black brown and
gives the beauty aud eIa,cy Of youth, and warranted
neither wash rub off, soil the skin The proprietor
eop6dsncs hayng no equal, and a. ge,ect dye
Wiliism street, Johnson core Taylor Maiden lanes and
A. B. d. Sands New York; and BY the sole for the
United States r. u g. A. WRIGHT Phadelphia
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From The New York Courier and Enquirer.

A proposition has been made in the Senate by Mr..
Beien Of Georgia, to make public declaration that the
view to the dismembefmeni Of that republic or to the &C.
QUESTION by conquest of any portion OF her territory"
Mr. Berien supported his proposition in long and elo-
QUESTION OF any Mexican territory, beyond the Rio
Gande and expressed the opinion that government
should pay what might be deemed fair price, for the
The passage of this resolution would of course imply
that this government had commenced the war without
no Ans for would
declare that claim, hitherto preferred and now sup
ported by to all the soil this side Of the Rio Gsnde,
had been unsupported and fraudulent and that should
now be withdrawn and price paid for the territory to
which have thus asserted perfect right It seems
to us that this would present our government in an at
Mexico should indemnify for the expenses Of the war;
and discharge the full amount of her former obligations.
AS security for this if not in actual payment for it, the
retention of portion of the territory may conquer is
the measure suggested by uniform military custom. Be-
fore Mr.. Berrens resolution is adopted it should
ain seems to some provisions upon this subject
II seems moreover, not at all unlikely that the passage
of this resolution by Congress- would have unfavor
her against the apprehended results of the
She would be told that nothing Serious nothing mena-
cling to her political existence the integrity OF her terri
tory could grow out of it and that the conquesa of the
American army would be made only to be abandoned.
Such impression, we fear, would not increase her
anxiety to conclude peace and tend only oprolong the
war. #t
Hon. Waddy Thompson has published another article
in the lntegencer, advocating the plan already suggest
cd, that government should withdraw our troops to
the line of the territory intend hold and act hereaf
ter only on the defensive Our objections to this policy
we have already stated It would place the power to
make peace entirely in the hands of Mexico, render
completely dependent upon her. and thus, in all proba-
biy, indefinitely prolong the existing This most
certainly, is result which all deprecae yet we have
not been able ITO see how upon the plan suggested it
can be avoided
So far able to form judgment from facts
before the public, there is open to feasible way OF
ending the war; but to fight it ont. That is difficult and
expensive is true: but it to be the only way OF
accomplishing the object 1t appears far promising
submitted.
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From the Rockingham (va.) Register
Virginia Spring Elections.


We see that the wings preparing to show fight in
several of the congressional districts of Virginia this
spring The talented and able representative Of the AL
bemarle district s. F. Lcake, is to be opposed bya for
representative of that district, William L. Goggin, of
Bedford We only express hope that the democ-
racy of the Redland" district will stand firm, and
elect the eloquent champion of popular rights. who
honors the district in the United States Congress-
Every district in the State, in which there il the
hottest possibility of success, will be contested by the
wings. They even talk of running candidates where
they in hopeless minority In this district, for in
stance they talk of running candidate, for the purpose
of seeing whether they cannot brighten humbug some
democrat from his propriety. They going ia demon
strate that they prophets and the Of prophets
that they told the people exactly how would be- and
that the country will certainly be ruined right off, unless
the wings good, dsinterested souls put into ONCE
We hope the democracy Of the State will arouse them
selves every direction We have fears az to the
result; but we like to wing humbuggery ana AFRO
gance sgnaly rebuked by the sovereign people
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS. James Seldom is
candidate for reelection in the Richmond district Bolts
is the wing candidate
Themas s. Bocock, esq, of Appomatox, has been NOM
mated BY the democratic convention which recently met
at Farrnville 10 succeed the Hon K. w. Hubbard, who
declines reelection Irving is the whig candidate
Mr. Bedinger is candidate for reelection in the Fred
erck district, subject to the action Of convention. John
s. Gaaher, esq., is suggested by the wings as his COM
petitor
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Lines
To the memory of Lieut. Inge, who fell the battle of Re-
SAGA de la Palma and whose remains lost by the
burning ofthe Tuscaloosa her passage from Mobile to
that city, whittier they being conveyed for final in
terment from the field of battle.
The of battle o'er
The horscnan's sword and tocmans shield
Had closed amidst the cannon's
Upon Resaoa's bloody field;
The day won--but lost We're those
Whose cherished names anthems swell,
Who strewcd the fatal field with foes,
Or foremost in the conflict fell
They bore from his distant grave,
To sunber with his kindred dead
And little deemed the silent
Would close above his honored head.
But such is fate though dust to dust
His cherished relies must return,
Each of ocean be his bust,
Its coral depth his funeral urn
And this shall be his epitaph-
Fit emblem for "A soldier brave
The battles roar--thc oceans WRATH
The only foe above his grave
And they shall throw aside the pail,
And coffin dcck'd with silver proud,
For he who graccd the heroes fall,
Now finds for his shroud
The muflled trnm--ihe solemn train
Must now in noiseless tread disperse--
A grander scene-a sadtler strain
flas marked she soldiers burning hearsc.
Reposc to thee thou spirit brave
0fkindred and of country dear,
The deep that rolls above thy grave
Will emblem many better tear.
IL.
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A VOICE FROM Pennsylvania.


An union tnere ~ strength
O. cease this pteous wrangling, statesmen! cease
To desecrate the nations councl-hals with strife
Day after day shall taunting cries OF pence
Of"war of conquest, "-"useless sacrifice ofliie"-
Of ''motives base"-ef ''ill-spent treasure rise
To pain our sickeId ears, and never never end
To brand our unjust" and each, with ''lies
AT such time this shall patriot statesmen bend,
And thus to all our foes radnctons arrows lend
IT'S thought we have not yet forgotten quite
The expressive motto on the nations engraved;
And would not this reverse, or disunte
The potent bond Of strength that country sav'd
We would not from the unbound hsces draw
The loosend, trembling shafts, intestine wage
Or, in the making, violate all law,
And shameless smear our glorious hstory's page
With ming blots to mark dark degenerate age!
Ye have yet forgotten quite, we deem,
To SEEK not yours alone but first the public veal
If 80, yen prove this drear, unworthy dream
Was but transient lapse from patriotic zeal.
And wake and strike from Off your cloutled sight
The fatal film o'erspread by factions selfish hand,
That We may trace aar, in Truths clear light,
The path where Duty leads, in one ifaterna band,
True to yourselves, Heavn, and your native land
'E PLURIBUS UNUM."
WASHINGTON Dec. 3d. 1876
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ala, III. i.,o ,,;,,, 80 ;,,
M ~ oi'iiS apou' e,, hi,ies 70 large isand.
a. lnii an5 az IT, aiei we ie 'ne snoe. was al
W. s,,,, ;,u,d de @ VI h' san loi ashe .he rope
t a., h,,, oa i Peri,eruy ~ me mercy on the winu
10 ,,rrd ,ro,, @ o,e POM VI VIZ saiau which
ia ,a I,ra,n, H. 49, ~; i .hs. aa oy sof'enihs
"a 49, ~ "a A., 49, -, Win ,lry y"us vi nc POM,
~ ,,,ss M r., a JPa ou' w a pa ui'' mo
, &C., l,j ~, a,n'-l W ''i. n'ueu r poa ashoe,
Ill ,ai,aa ,l,e h;Ip We Wele a'es uays upon .he
he isIanJ a " e anu oearnss o.
w ~ H., W. W ''ie ,uee VI i,'oii.as On eithc,
~ i,sv !" u wei' 70 camp again ana STARTED
,a a,iprny $50 ~ gay in aoou. wv :
nm 10 eynorc he 10 c ;, WI, Jt a ' i
~ ~, ,ar,v of ,.,ioh oV o ~ anu is o''ee
" e @ Was NY ei,e oo"i 'aIy siivei'
ii1 ' ~ e So''ly u,ti we struck uc Noi.'l'efas'
a,u nj, oso u 10 me point haeo 10 wal, ior 'he
cap'a'n n SaPn mel US once on me route al place
c,u '" Lhhe, s''er apo't twenty Gays travel put START
en the next morning again, ana crossing me mountains
above ", Truck on 'he sacramento river, ana down !l
Yahey OF r uvef'o ,ie se.e Si IN our p nom ear
LAKE 70 rot Lake, lh,o OF the sierra NeVad( we We're on
shor, nlowars, even OF mei' our ohy subsistence ana
Wheh we reacheu me Trout LAKE. we mao ohiy TWO shai
chile e ana very poor and weak. those, then mad 10
hst our parry ifonl ront Lake 10 the poht OF the noun
tains paTy OF ihry men, we soon USED mp our catiic,
ana had rrso 70 our Old horses anu n'es winch Were
very poor ~pa weak SO much - i' ~ kAceP. our ess
y.na TWO o,' OF pnrs'ne COOK a. M ene3 VIZ w. a. ,
ioi wen'y uays Desore we rai.u " S.e 49,
my WehY uays ~ 'ne lnoiuis N.el 4,uf""D VIZ
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ssc.It is situated near the Falls Church, (where there
is school) in good eghborhood, and is about ten miles
from each Of the cities of Washington and Alexandria, and
eight miles from Georgetown, good turnpike roads,
with the exception OF about two miles.
1t contains 235 go in timber,) and for the last five
years has been under of improvement, which has
demonstrated that be brought to high state OF
fertility with profit the large part (now in
good condto is in grass planted with choice fruit,
much of which IL already in bearing The dwelling and
out buildings afford ample accommodation for genteei
family. large framed barn, with stabling in the stone
senent has been recently built in the best
There mi-seat the premises, having fall of ~ feet.
SO desirable place is seldom in market; nor would be
but for the professional occupation of the owner.
The price is fixed S25 per acre The
datinga reduction of per cent for cash If sold be-
fore the Ist of May will be for good tenant
who will carry on the Improvements, AT n low rent.
Mr. John Dulin residing the adjoining farm, viii
show the premises
For further particulars apply
CHARLES DE SEEDING,
No. II, Todd's Buildings, Pa avenue, Washington, D. ="
Feb S-2tawtw.
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TO sUBsCRIBERs.

The person viii entered books unless the
payment OF the sulso ription be made la VI, snce.
Distant subscribers by letter the Posses
which wl he paid BY and slisk assumed by ourselves rs
sale transmission
The COUNTRY rArER published hi~esLy during tho
sions OF congress and wecky during the
subscriptions period will be
pIoporioned to the above annual rates.
tons advertisements will The
notes OF any specie paying bank will be received.
rostAsrERS authorized by send
ny us F,r DAILY subscribers with $50 enclosed; i've SEMI
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-02-12

Y LAND nj Auct1dl-Un saturday,
February 2T about IL O'Clock, m by virtue OF decree
of e Hastings Court OF Norfolk city, the suit Of Andrews
rs. Cookies administrator and others, the undersigned will
sell on Saturday the 9th day oFehray, 1871, in front of
The Beacon office in Norfolk city, public auction, TO the
highest bidder all that OF valuable forest tmbered
land, in the county of Warwick, of which M. Cooke died
seized and possessed, and which purchased OF Rich
ard E. Parker deceased.
The contains fifteen hundred and thirty acres,
more less, is heavily mbeed the principal growth be-
ing white oak Of the hest kind, of nil sizes and ages and is
considered ranking first in the best of tmbered tracts
Virginia The land is convenient water, and lies
guous 10 the property of Vim. q. Young ESQ., who will be
released To give any information in respect TO il.
credit of twelve months will be given, except for
lunch will be sufficient pay the expenses Of sale and
the costs suit which will ho required IN cash. The plr-
c|aser must give bond, with good security Tor the deferred
payment, and the conl soner will retain the title TO the
property till the whole is paid NJ. COOKE,
Feb l-:sawds Commissioner.