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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01

: tg, We are authorized 10 announce ROBERT
LUCAS, in, as a candidate for Sheridalty of jeff
sferson County. ~ Dec II, 1850 /
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01

tY Mn. JAMES w. CAMPBELL, Il recon-
mended for the Office Of sheiGaliy, and will be sup
ported by many voters,
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kossUTm.s VISIT TO BALTIMORE.

The House did not Sit to-day.
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WAsHISorox, April "a, 1851.

The mail from the North brings news of the death
of the Hon. John Sergeant, of Philadelphia.
The State OF Penns has, in his decease, lost
OF her most estimabe and most eminent sons Distin-
gushed for number of years. earlier at the bar and in
the councils of his State, he became representa-
tive in Congress the year 1875 and served in that
pacy with just repue for eight successive and a
forwards at intervals, for six years He enjoyed, in
the highest degree the confidence of the late President
Adams and those associated with his administration and
mark of it, when the administration accepted the
invitation of the South American governments TO be
represented in the Consulate Congress OF Panama. he
appointed member of the commission TO proceed
thither.
In all the relations of social and civil life the conduct
of MIR. Sergeant marked by the srctest integrity
and the most exemplary private virtues His age prob
ably exceeded seventy years.
h.E esaHfUia National Inteiiigeneer]
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cal and useful character and the history of our foreign
relations with barbarc and semi powers goes far
TO confirm the soundness Of his conclusions. We might
have paid tribute to the pracal States OF the Medite-
mean and the coast Of Africa TO the present day, il the
proper occasion had not been taken for asserting
superiority and teaching the Deys and Beys and Bashaws
TO know their place and the ports oil the Chinese empire
might have been Dramatically sealed to the civilized
world as those OF Japan, had not the equanmiiy OF the
Chinese dynasty been disturbed by the thunder OF
British cannon and its dreams OF supremacy dspelled by
The presence OF the Anglo Saxon in the central aowey
land
We have no intelligence OF much importance, either
foreign or domestic 10 communicate. kossuth, after
short sojourn in New Jersey, during which he made
era ad eaptandum speeches. passed through city,
without show parade, yesterday morning, and is
making his progress through New England. He every
where succeeds in collecting more or less material
aid, and we sincerely trust the proceeds OF his pill
grimage will be sufficient to make him comfortable
for the rest OF his days, in whatever country he
may finally conclude TO pitch his tent. The New
England people, however are practical, common-sense
set OF folks and the less he says about the necessity Of
Intervention for the sake OF preventing combined at
tack of the European despos against this country the
better for his Pecunary prospects IN that quarter IT
would be as well, too, to drop all parallels between him
self and Washington, and all illusions to the difference
which and the want OF success have made in their
claims upon the reverence and respect of the world
Ex-Governor Young, late Assistant Treasurer OF the
United States died his residence in this city yesterday
morning He was a man OF fine ialents--wth better
heart, however, than head his natural impulses were
good his sober second thoughts not always correct
He original friend OF General Jackson, but fell
away the wrong time for his reputation and his in
terest He supporter of the Mexican war; but an
adhcren OF the wing administration. As man he lived
beloved, and died lamented; but politician he was
not much respected or admired. H.
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Southern Journal pabshsd weekly advocate trade
n nanuiaetues and tho development southern
sources BY q, q. BAYLOR, w ashington, ID. Q.
The importance the above needs exposi
The Of South
long Neglected The fLAsr established
keeping aioof poll
cs complete foregn and domestic has been
ranged The best Will contribute col
which win medium Of general communication,
epohdanee and information for the friends OF the
The been taken Europe and America
10 lay the foundation OF direct foreign rads at the South and No
Introduce European
market One object OF the Corros PLANT" will be, the
Of direct trade, 20 stimulate the South carry out this important
We call tho southern generally send their
cards. that them before The county enable
the friends OF southern &c discriminate
The Importance Of Washington point OF location for such
promoting foreign relations apparent The opportunity
seeing here aso members OF Congress from district OF the
county Of 10 be found
elsewhere. lt##tt
To the cotton, rice and tobacco planters look conf
IDENTITY suppoT friends direct uade throughout
the South we say Z" show your faith by your works.
The regular issue OF the Corros PLAsTn will commence In
June Advertisements particularly requested be
warded early business letters addressed 10 G. G. Baylor Washing
city, ID. q. .A
Correspondence from all In thecause advocate
cited Poricay 10 the wish nfor
nation subject which much the
and In representing which he has been injured.
Postmasters requested for and all who
look for good feeling Kindness and
Terms Two dollars year, In advance.
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fessed have syineed high degree OF mechanical inge
nuiIy and skill, and are worthy OF great commentator
for the successful manner in which they have thus
brought their valuable invention into practical use In
deed Is truly wonderful that they able 20 put this,
their first work built on their new plan, in full and sue
eessfu operation without the slightest defect or DIM
Guilty causing a moments delay throughout the whole
process Much OF this triumphant success Is due TO the
admirable working OF the hydraulic cylinder, invented
and constructed BY Horatio Allen, esq. OF New York
and also to the beautiful machinery Tor moving the pumps
and floats devised by Mr. Phineas Burgess, the iDgen
Gus engineer OF the contractors The general superin-
tendence has been conducted by MIR j. T. Dean. whose
courteous and geniemanly department has endeaed him
20 all who have had occasion TO visit the works.
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NATIONAL TnEArRE-"Th Bohemian Girl" was ayed
last evening crowded house, and received great APP
plause. The afterpie Sashsr and Crashu" To-
night Cinderella will be performed for the benefit of the
rising generation" The after piece is the "Vginny
Mummy" Both of these pieces attractive. The mag
nfcent scenery and decorations OF the FIRST and the
music in H. and the exquisite acting and singing Of Mrs
Segun, commend the piece public favor The Virginia
Mummy is aughable farce, OF which Ginger Blue"-a
gentleman who, though BON in Virginia, is Of Of the
first families of Acais the chief character Ginger Blue
firm advocate OF the resolutions of '9s and 49, and is
well Represented by ii. G. Jordan.
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Sales To-Day.
Nv J. G. nIcGUII

ny j. G. MCGUIRE. Aucsioneer.
SUpERIoR CABINET FURNITURE, SILVER AND SILVER
dessert service chandeliers eandeabas &cn Tuesday
Ing April a. az 10 o'clock sna sell a. s residence Of onsvssI
streets, all his furniture and household effects, viz;
CABINET FURNITURE, &c.
Rich darnask- sofa, dvans, chairs
Fire screens and curtains to match
Egyptian pier ssns and so y, 1ses
Walnut ,oat a ans
Do match tables, walnut i!sn.on dining table
Do Buffers tray and stand Union sofa
Do EGxabeihian beds,ead iron bedstead
Do marble Top dressing bureaus
Walnut marbie.,op dressing bureaus and waah.tands
ire screens, hair and shuck mattresses
Rich toilet sets mahogany framed mirror
Cashmere. window curtains and gilt cornices
ysnsasn blinds two isIss gil. f,sns French mirror.
Two gil, hanging candelabras, two soIar lamps
siveied and sii sirantoes, vim heavy pendants
TWO siltiraned man,eI- mirrors, with branche. -
Rich lowered and gold French China dinner dessert and
Plain white and gold banded ware
superb superb crystal cut dee csIisI, tnu'bler'
Salt cellars aud water bottles, finger bowls
ssl.ss. ,s sssss liable sss.,y, ,as,s, ..
o ose DO 90 e eo"iisI., stand ~ sH Gu, bottles
su do candIestcks
sILvER-wARE, &C,
Five dozen large silver forks
DO do knives, with silver handles
Three do large silver
DO spoons
Two do dessert knives and forks, all silver
do silver
silver cellars
Do do silver salt spoons
Two large small silver ladies'
silver service made by Kirk consisting
two ieapor, coffee pot sugar stand, Jug op
bowl and
Brussels, three-ply ingram, and Venetian carpets
Rugs, painted floor cloth, sairrods, hall lamp
Door aud hall hall stove, pipe, and
Franklin stoves, tenders, brnss FIRE sets
Bathing tub, shower BATH kitchen utensils, &C.
Also, few dozen selected wines,
Champagne, Port and Madeira.
Tes SO and under, $50 and $780, thirty
siry 500, and credit
facony endorsed, bearing interest
JAMES G. MCGUIRE,
Ap Gid Aucuoneor
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ny j. &. MCGUIRE. Aaetione.

ByJ. &. MCGUIRE. Aaotioneer.
VALUABLE UNIMPRovED PROPERTY AT AUCTION
Trustees sale, by order OF the Court Of Chaneeyon Thurs
April 90 e52 the premises O'Clock, p shall
g. s. 10 "a a. square
No. 640 situated Delaware and street. south
Capitol.
Also lots Nos p H. and H. IN No CAS- on Delaware
nue., between q aud streets south.
residue In 10, l6, "a
sale deferred payments
purchasers satisfactorily secured,
such by the court payment OF the
purchase money before and SUFFICIENT deed will
gwen. -
JAS. A. CHAPMAN,
NATHL P. CATLETT,
Trustees.
]. e, MCGUIRE
Ap 4-coSds hucuoneer.
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Dy J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE UNIMPRoyED PROPERTY AT AUcTI0N.--Trus-
tees order Of the Count OF Chanceon Wcdne
April ~ 1884, the premises. O'Clock shall sell lots
Mes 9, g. o. TO- H. 49, 49, A. Is 10, IL 10, 10, md 90
No 54 situated Delaware and Virginia south
Of tile Capitol.
fourth cash residue in H. Is, months,
day of sale, deferred payments
OF the purchasers satisfactorily
the dna ratification OF such sale the court and payment
whole purchase and not BEFORE good and sufficient deed
will be gwen.
JAS. A. CHAPMAN,
NATHL 7. CATLETT,
Trustees.
J. @. MCGUIRE,
Ap4-eo&ds AucuoneeT.
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ny J. c. Mcguire, Auctioneer.

Jour SUPERIOR BRICK MARBLED FRONT FoUR-sToRY
and dwelling houses at uctonOn Friday, April
3d. O'Clock, the premises, shall sell part Of original
the consisting
dwellings, marble fronts subdivision
having AZ inches, and depth OF 100 feet 30
alley 18th and north
These houses built in modern STYLE with marble mantss and
which back building
ROOM water fixtures They sold
separate opportunity seldom with for the pnr-
chase private residences,
capitalists always commanding respectable and puncual
Terms made known sale.
j. c. MCGUIRE
Ap Odd Auctioneer.
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. DEDICATED TO MISS ---.
The sunsets sweet and holy blush
Ia imagod In the sleeping stream
All Natures deep and solemn hush
lie like the silence of dream
And Peace seems brooding, like dove,
O'er scenes TO musing spirits dear;
Sweet Louisa 'ts the hour OF love,
And were blest il thou here.
The myriad flowers of evry hue
Are sinking 10 their evening rest,
Each with Iinsel drow OF dew,
Soft, folded TO its sleeping breast
The birds within yon silent grove
Are dreaming that the summer . near
Sweet Louisa 'ts the hour Of love,
And were blest II thou wert here.
On yon white cloud tho night wind fuIls
Its lone and dewy wing TO sleep,
And the sweet stars look out like pearls
Thro' the clear waves Of Heavens blue deep.
The pale mist floats around, above,
Like spirits OF holier sphere
Sweet Louisa Ills the hour ofiove,
And were blest il thou vert here.
The pale full Moon, In silent pride,
o'er yon dark wood Is rising now,
As lovely when by thy side
saw IL shining on thy brow.
II lights the dew-drops of the grove,
As Hope's bright smile lights Beauty's tear,
sweet Louisa 'us the hour Of love,
n And were best ii thou wett here.
All as muse, a strange, wild thrill
Steals DER the iibres OF my frame
gentle presence seems TO fill
My heart with love, and life, and flame.
feel thy spirit round Inc move
know thy soul is hov'ring near;
Sweet Louisa tits the hour Of love,
And were blest If thou vert here.
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by A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

by A. GREEN, AucHOheer.
TWO NEARLY NEW TWo-sToRY FRAME HOUSES, WITH
i BACK BUILDINGS AND LOTS, AT AUCTION.-On We'd
nesday instant shall sell In front Of premises
O'Clock, m, good and nearly frame houses They
part lot M in No. 4s7 having front AZ
nches and Streets running back 100
feet 25feet alley, containing s573 square feet
The described handsomely located, and will
sold, about leave the
Terms; the purchaser
deferred bearing
sale. des given and deed OF trust taken Title indpuabe
A. GREEN,
Ap-2-a Aucisneer
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by J. g. MCGUIRE, Auct,oneer.

by j. q. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY, BY ORDER
ofth OF chancey.on Tuesday April "a, 1884,
o'clock premises, shall sell lot No. 10 square
32 and improvements located wesi l2h
north.
south half OF lot No No 3aS improve.
ments, located llth betwcru u and north
oneourth the residue in ~ 49, and ~
with from the day OF sale The deferred be
cured by the notes Of the purchasers satisfactorily secured ard
upon Of such the payment
deed will be gwen.
Jas. A. CHAPMAN,
NATHT r.. CATLETT
Trustees
JAMES G. MCGUIRE,
Ap 4-eod&ds Auctoneer.
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Grond Musical -9ffrucionFbw Hundred
cert IN the Unfcd
TIE celebrated Gemsnia Musical Society respectfully
WIN give grand instrumental Tuesday evening Ami
~, q Casuss Saloon assisted by artist Alfred
JAELL, the greatest pianist has ned
States His hrst appearance in Washington.
PROGRAMS.
Overture, a. William Tel,u Ro.sini.
wslz, 1.-THE Troubadours ~ by Banner.
ransAsa bans FOR Violin Pagann etac,ed NV
WIN. Schultxe. =
Grand Tor forte, themes from Hammer
moor" Prudent, executed by Alfred Jsoi.
Tsryetto fnsic "Iucreta Boraisn
Grand overture, "fiusnenots, Mcyerbecr.
Nocurno from the Meo-drsms midsummer Nights
MsnAeissohu. -
LA Dance OF
comPcecd and eIecuted BY Alfred Jaell..
II btvaccon Poker; by
The Merry potpourr containing
different fsvortc airs by Haum
90 The chicherins grand piano Mr..
Tickets so cents for sale tho Stores and
= -
Door opsn o'clock commences at O'Clock.
Ap2T-lt eH 81.
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l,ANTON Mstsinss Embroidered ssmslsn C-vt.,n.
" curtain inusns &cye have ON hama
white and cooed mang- in A. 81 and 60 very superior
which We win be dad the owesf market prices o an
hsnd cheap lot OF embroidered psp curtains
wheb We VIII oher Aud would IN
we are very snr'ous TO eel goods money
persons A. psy very promptly win all make
dncesss scf such to de literally with offering
lowest possible pfics- and
dposi,on all able build IN
large md substantial business goods
tins remarkably good shall
20 during the present week, due notice given
80 w, NJ. sHUsTER a. co, 4
WW-dAh Seventh street, Penn.
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WHITE MUSLIN GOODs,--We have in store and win
w sell low, by piece the following desirable goods
so pieces plaid, striped, and corded cambrics
500 do plaid and strped Swiss musns
500 do figured and dot ed Swiss musiins
$50 do plain 50 swis. muslins
500 do white cambnc muslins
$50 do white aconeI muslins
100 do Nansook Null, and India musins
do white Tareton and 81 French muslins
100 do cheap book musns, for Innings
rs do cambria dimity
wishing purchase the above goods
will hnd their interest examine the stock In
department, where find other kinds Of
goods suited their We afford 10 sell them at such
prices cannot fail TO give entire satisfaction -
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, CO.
Ad23-a
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RALsroH, North Carolina, March a. lssQ.
gEALED PROPOSALS. WIN he received At this once until the
- Of May " thousand dollars
bonds issued Carolina the interest
will be payable Of rr
January July, year,
ptnpsi The end Of conformity with an act II tho
general sssshiy Of r,n6ed January U.s. 1851
Person. bidding Win please endorse their sss Proposals
sr State Bonds.H ..f. .s LIZ,
h 80 .Naa Wea n w. COUNTS
Aplo-dtMsvlo Public Tressrwsy ~ North csroilns
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Supreme Court OF tho United states.
MONDAY, April 20, 1859.

NIUNBAf, IiPIH 70, IoJz
Nos 2 and 1871. John II. Howard ct al, plaintiffs in
error S. NJ lngersol. The argument Of these
concluded by Mr. Berrien for the plaintiffs in
No. 1876 H. H Day, plaintiff in error, Us. w. l. Wood
Worth ct al The Argument OF this cause commenced
by Mr. Gilett for the plaintiff in error.
Adjourned until tomorrow, III o'clock a. m.
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MARRIED.,

On 2oth by the Rev. L. T. MoRoAs, JUSTIN H. HOW
ARD, 10 EMMA SERGEANT, daughter OF MIR. JoHS
GIANT, all Of this city. tI&5
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NAVY Aasrrs orFIcr, april ~, l&2.
cEALED PROPOSALS. this once Tues
day day Of May 1852 at for The supply
vegetables be required the
washington station during fiscal
dave OF July nert, ending the soth June, 1883.
OF good quality and
affords article must be offered for by the pound
approved will be half
the and ten addition will
withheld from the amount Of ench to bc INSIDE col
OF
on no be paid until II Is fully complied with.
Offer msdc be accompanied directed the
making appropriation for the naval
proved 10Th August s<6 nv written guaranty, signed
responbs the effect
bidder bidders will IL his bid accepted
obsaton, within Ave days, good suceni
furnish the articles proposed.
No proposal win be considered unless accompanied BY such
guaranty. j. H. LATHROP,
Ap H-isvtw Navy Assnt
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CIIAs VI. HILL, President Of the hoard o
- Council supported for Mayor at the ensuing
Ap 22~d2w af8 l13MiHN4. MANY CTrlzEEa
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1HE BANK OF THE UNION, In Browns Marble
boldne now for the transaction Of exchange and
Ro w. oALLAeHER, President,
Dec III
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For freight OF passage apply to ~ co,,v.. M
EDwAh sol X 8 c Vii .ss.,,S ny,
BROWN, sHiPLEY, a. co.
r. O. ROBERTS a CO..
JOHN Nun mJNR OFT / CO. Coz, Io''''
% Rue Noue Dame des vic,oires
The owner. sps win not be accountable for god .s
s
Sept s-diy
ESPECIAL BARGAINs.-ws orsr especial bargain. IN.
100 piece. choice .htns co'on At LAY cents per I"'
pieces I.h linens, all nsn, Of medium and 'upsrn'
20 do linen .beetns. all widths, very cheap
20 DO extra and medium black French cloths, c'''
DO t s' diaper. an. Ssi asS..s ..ossss Widths
a. a ,,. handsome s.S S.! ps s.sp s.,.,.
aos black alpaca. and s0mbssin', with all other kinds I"
A large 10, o. new bereses spring style.
T,,m. %.sS una.s .,r.nssd TO IN. contrary
Good articles low pe'' and fair ds1S nay n s
Ap is-oeoif Opposite Centre h.fssl
49, FOR REsTTbe large and very dssss,s d~enip
nsa ~. ,. r.y e. rs.sn.
ana sdscen, country puncsaI rood vi
be moderate Apply 20 M' Ps.r.on Brent WOOD o. Ma,
CARD-D d. MARTIN has opened hi, once at ii. ecrss
and where those wishing his medical sdv
~i ~ IN. slf n"
Two desirable Squares Lots saie--Ths uuss
signed division Of NO ~
into convenient lots and spacious alleys according 10
posed by Randolph Coyls now prepared to dispose w
low rates and accommodating terms. -.
This located in rapidly improving section OF me
Jersey and North Capitol immedaf
north Of the railroad depot and south OF the residence OF me
Burcho
should any individual or association persons par
chase the whole containing nearly acrcs eT
poruny here offered for sdvanta investment
Also for sale small in the vicinya hesnn"
tige site, In which may be had great bargain a,
Plsrs OF division OF by calling @
ONCE of the supreme Court Of the United ss
~ O'''' : " D. w. MIDDLETON
March 3o--3tswim
NOTICE-Isnd No. 7,0I issued TO The uno'
IN signed June lse private IN Captain Colsmsns conp9
Alabama by the commissioner 70 the Hon
Brown United House Of Representatives and has ny
nssd This l., The sfore give notice -
WILL expiration az sx weeks fom this das make npph
Of Pensions, In he city Of Washington fo \,
Of the General Land the ass
Of the on The warrant 2i, hersofors issued sea
mssd aforesaid. DAVID A. JOrhr,
An l4-iswsw OF Neshoba county, Mississippi
IxCEIkIOR Building Hardware and Tool , 80,
II ercusiveyshs largest and only establishment ~ ne
the United ssstss.-WM ~. MCCLURE BRO, No 2st
street, 7h Phlsdeiphis Msnnfscsursrs' dercs ff
all kinds, warsnted quality premium porcesn snons 49,
silver plated hinges, &C, with the most conpse
n all me modern patterns IN this hns
snd examine our Noef
Catalogues sent by mail II desired.
Hot.ir registers ard vssulafors, ~ mc'ofy prices
March i3-iswem VIZ III
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AIexsndris Boat.
a ,<r-,7 THE Steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON will de
Gxpk part follows Boats fare 2l cents; coach fare,
cents Persons making The zip Tor pleasure. boats
h street the coach also leaves the Capitol at71 81
Leave Wa.hins'oa s&, iCs, isx, ), s and sH O'clock
Ap 2s-d Captain.
CANARY Birds, Piping BuIBnohe., Goiddnehss,
dnn s.sy y o e.. G% s sGS.'
al The bs, and umsg lately imported aom Europe which
10Th and Pennsylvania avenue Also variety Of
AZ i a% arc ''''e''" ''q'''' JAS C G. MCGUIRE
RRooI<E II. VILLA ms, Tanker, opposite ths Treas
Department prepared transact banking and exchange
da and claim. the several departments Of the
and sale stocks foreign bank notes. any business. that may be
Land warrants bought and sold. ApS-dim
Little Boys Girls. " Play"
specially informed FAIsr orss. crsps
srLLA, rus FAiny LrTs Glass snrrr. win be
sn,cn.ians", Of jaysris Of eo%muav
eecs .nd 20 oo .ooS opera and Wines. N.
hc Children year. o. .se half price,
FURNITURE DRY eooDs.-The following good. have
and medium lace curtains. embroidered in wires
do rich Swiss musn same style OF work. all elegant and
Alec, carton curtain gimp loops, in white blue and
gross new style loop hooks. very pretty cheap
case do curtain cornces
do do
do French transparent shades, elegant and reasonable
do buf, white, and gray shade linen
do style striped, herring bono, twod goods for carriage
English pud French figured chn,rcs,
rs cLAeErT = DopsoN.
Penn.yivsns avenue, door east Of 9th
L,OR s.ie-seven building lots Capitol,
square y fronting ts feet inches on sou o. said square,
o3 feet 10 inches line Of the above, beginning for
both fronts containing 3t237k
These beautiful shade well
with good railing and cedar fence around them
They will be sold and
the balance and deed given, and decd Of trust
deferred believed ndisputs
bs and sold FIRST Of MAY they win then be sold
At auction on the premises
7 JAMES TOwLES,
tsu-e gE Agent for renting and selling property
April i7--d,lstMsy~ ..t IIntel.l
rpss Tsrrl 4s# fwrtf.s Tarr
n FRED. TATE e BROTHER,
Late Of H,nfspiiis, siabara,)
Arvonssys oousssLross At Law, opsros rsrrrTt
their prompt ntrssed 10 he
w In Fayetfe and the sdjoinine counties.
Particular attention psd 70 land claims and co'sconss
Jan is-d7~