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Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-16
y. w. Mxitchell's
NETT DAGUERREAN ROOMS

I F you want highly finished life.like Daguer.
i reotype, with or without colors, call al the
newly fitted up roooms Of j. w. Mitchell, si,ua-
ted over Me,srs. Vance & Bro. Furniture Store,
en- The corner OF Cedar and second Streets, where
he can always be found at all times ready 10 take
pictures TO please or no pay. Having lately re
turned from 81. Louis with all the aics, improve
ments OF the ART. he aatters himself that his work
cannot he excelled in the west.
June l. lS53.tf
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State Of Iowa, Muscatine County-ss.
no GEO. w. EIWOOD and N. w. CADE,
l and all persons concernei in The land herein .
after described: You and all persons concerned
are hereby notified that the mississippi and
Missouri Railroad Company" have located the
first division oil theif Rail 'oad leading from Da.
Newport in Scott, TO Iowa City in Johnson Co..
Iowa, through The following described real estate,
situated in tile County of Muscaiinc, in the State
OF Iowa. TO wit: part Of section number Twelve.
Qa),in Township seventy.eighl (7s), north OF
rage three (}i west OF principal meridian of
whirh you are the owners Of record-and that,
unless you apply to the Sheriff Of said Muscatis
Co, TO have the damages assessed which will I've sus.
tame from the location OF said Railroad through
said land within the tine prescribed by law, that
then and inthnt cas-, the said Ra'toai Con pany
will proceed to have said damages assessed in puI.
suance of the law in such case provided.
5as m COOK 4 BRO Their.
t---..e1, ~ attorneys for said Railroad c..
Sept. Q, lS53.-4wt
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Brushes! Brushes!!

ME- undersigned have commenced the manu-.
Il factnre Of brushes Of every description. Al the
Gomez Of Cedar and 7,h streets. Merchants ssJ
others will do we'll to give call before porchas.
ing elsewhere, as we are de,emn TO sell on as
good terms as can he obtained in any eastern city
ORDERS from the country filled Immediately, or q
very shor, notice. SMITH 4 CATrELL I
Muscatine City, May goth 1858
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DENT IL Co. CARD.

R. j. DENNIS takes this method 10 return his sim.
eere thanks to the citizens of Muscatine for their
Kind and liberal pair onage and would respectuyin
FORM them That he Is now permanently located with
them and holds himself in readiness to attend 10 any
branch OF his profession Having been actively en-.
gagged in the profession for twelve years, he atters
himself that his operations will combine neatness with
hneness OF ns the result Of which viii be durability
All operations viii be performed in the latest and most
approved style his method of plugging teeth is diff
ent rom any other practised in the State and is pc
cular TO himself teeth filled upon this principle never
fal. DE- Dennis has also new method of inserting
pivot teeth which renders them more permanent and
entirely obyiates the fetor attending the old meth
Cd He may be found, at all hours in the day at his
once, IN J. Hunters Daguerrean Gallery, over Bur-
All operations warranted.
REFERENCEs.-Rev. A. b. Robbins, Dr. Charles O.
waters, r. H. Stone, Suel Foster, Piny Fay.
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steamer .. McKee.

>. >. MAISUN, !: Master.
WILL leave Muscaline for ~,
r.. "a Louis, c>nnecting with the keok uk
- II packets. every Tuesday. Thursday
will leave for Rock Island every Monday ,Wednes.
day and Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
CHESTER WEED. Agent.
Muscatine, Sept 2, 1888.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-16
VIM. a. Nelson,
Wholesale Commission Merchant,
AND MANUFACTURERS AGENT,
No. IL Locust street, bel. Jhin and Leree,
ST. LOUIS,

ok. ItOCISs
AGENT for Wheeling paper mills, Steubenyille do,
II New York Type Foundry Cincinnati do, Cincn-
natl printing press mandatory, n. Y.and Boston do
Lightbodys printers ink, Pittsburgh Flint Glass
Works, do. Green do, do. Window d. Wheeling
Glass Works, Brighton bucket and tub factory, Kro-
zcns" wooden ware mandatory, and st. Louis wash
hoard factory.
Proprietor of the st. Louis improved Salamander
Fire Proof Safe Mandatory.
Purchasers requested to call and examine prices
as we CAN and WILL sell lower than any other house
in the West. Je3-6ms5
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The --latest fashion Of Flats,
AT THE
MnsCatine Hat Mandatory!
SIGN OF THE
Red Flag with the White Hats:
OppoSlte lNein's Lunlber Nard.

OppoStte SEEMS Lumber Yard.
VIE undersigned would most respectfully rs
i announccTo The citizens of Musta.ine 90
and the surrounding. country that he has located
OF the corner OF Second ana Pine streets, where he
VIII Manufacture TO order, hats OF every grade and
style-such as beaver, otter, moleskin, Russia and
all Other kinds OF Hats. He will, olso constantly
keep on hand an assortment OF Hoie, so that per-
sons desiring good Hat can be accommodated at
any time. He has made arrangements 10 procure
the fashions from the East, as soon as they are
there adopted, and wilal all times be able 10 ac
commot;ae his customers with the very --latest
style.
Farmers will find il to their interest 10 purchase
OF him. ior all work Is warranted to give satisfac.
tion. lie is determined to sell cheap for cash.
adopting the motto "SmaH profits and quick re-.
turns. 0TAlf kinds of Furs taken in exchange
lot mas. WIN. HESS.
Muscaiine, June II, lS53-3m
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III. o. Jones & Co.

HAVE received an assortment of JEWEIRY AND
IL FANCY GOODS, superior in style and variety to
anything before shown in Muscatine, and respectfully
request an inspection of the same.
sept. ID 1858. 4w.
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NEW STORE,
Lumber Yard.

And having made arrangements to receive during the
season about 100000 feet of Lumber om the Upper
WISCONSIN,, thc best pine region in the West) he is
enabled to orer uequalled inducements 10 all in want
OF any thing IN that branch OF business He will keep
general assortment of all kinds of rough and dressed
Lumber and everything connected with the trade on
the corner of Second and Walnut streets Call and ex
anime his stock of Goods and Lumber and il he fails
TO satisfy you in both quality and price, the loss will lie
his own. June g. 1S5S-tf.
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DOONS OlhllONAhI AMI CdEAP
PUBLICATIONS, &c.
SCHOOL Books by the gross for country merchants.
One and all call in BURNETTS Book Store
Mrscatnc, August 26th, 1851.
NOTE BOOKS-Alpine Glee Books; Me-
IN tropolitan Glee Books; Sacred Melodian;
Christian Psalmist; Psalmistra: Mendels-
sohn Collection for sale by the hundred,
by the dozen, or single copy, at
Sept. 9, 1858. BURNETr's Book store.
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Dress Silks, Berages. &c

4 N PCS fancy Dress Silks, Is ditto Berare
N " and Bcrage dLaines, ditto silk tissues,
md grenadines-for sale a, Earte IN sost, by
June "a, 1858. A w HILL
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MEMS q Buys FURNISHING GOODS
For Spring and Summer,
Ofesery quality, style and pattern Of materials oil
of which they pledge themselves to sell
AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST!
and will warrant TO be
AS GOOD AS THE BEST!
Also, large stock Of California CiOthing. India.
Rubber and Oil-Cloth Goods, for those who Try
the Plains uery cheap.
EVERYBODY
Call and look at our Mammoth Stock Of Sessona.
ble Clothing. All will be welcome to examine
nd no trouble to show goods"
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
are .vited TO call assured that we will Wholesale
~ acap as any house 10 the Mississippi Valley.
HEILBRUN g. SILVERMAN.
April l. lS53-tf
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Fire! Eire!! Eire!!!


Washington Union Insurance Compa,1y,
(CLsyELaND, OHIo.)
II Fl. THAYER. General /, gent of said Com
ia. pany for the State Of Iowa, would inform the
citizens of Muscaiine and vicinity that he is pre-
pared to issue policies upon either the cash or inu
tual systems al reasonable RAGS
The w. U. |. Co. is established on as firm basis
as any Of the older eastern companies and presents
the advantage over them of being located i'm the
west.
This Company has capital Of
$11O, 900!
Number Of policies issued prior to the first Of the
present month"; Ii 1862.
The condition OF this Company is such tina, the
Executive Board are enabled to make yearly diyi-
dends to Mutual Members as soon as their policies
expire. Accordingly on the first of March, 1853.
dividend was declared of 33 / 8 per cent, on all
Mutual pocie in the Farmers department. and
l0 per cent. OF premium found on Mutual policies
in Merchants department.
The officers ami directors Of he ,mpany com.
prise Of the most Influential men of The State
of Ohio: Hon. Reuben Wood, Gov OF Ohio, p res
deni; ID. B. Durham, Esq. Vice President, G. n !.
Skeels, Secretary, George Mygan. Treasurer.
For further particulars enquire a, The Office of
+. II. THAYER, Agent,
Second street, over BurDctt's Book store.
Nay 81 lS53-ti
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Stop The Press
PUBLICATIONS. &c

To announce that r. NJ. Burnett is now receiving il
store, and opening large stock of
BOOKS STATIONARY AND CHEAP
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Spring Has Come
and the Largest, Best and Cheapest Stock o
CLOTHING
Lra las just been received 6y
IlEILBRUN& SILVERMA N.

SIGN OF THE RED FLAG,
Second Street, Muscatine, Iowa.
lfthere are yet any who doubt this fact, call .
their store and an examination Of their stock vii
convince the mos, sceptical They have jus, re
ceived fresh from the Work Shops, large, varict!
and unrivalled stock Of
Cloaks, Hosiery, Hats,
Overcoats, Hdkfs, Caps,
Dress Goats, Crava,s, Boots,
Frack Shirts, Shoes,
Vests, Pants. Truns,
Drawers, Suspenders, &c., &c.,
Embracing every article OF
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JAcnB BurLrn, Attorney FOR petitioner.
Muscaiine. Aug &c, 1853.
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Wholesale aud Retail by
FAY & STONE, Muscatine.
June 3, ls53-tf.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-06
Baltimore Correspondence.

BALTIMORE, December :, 1853
The Italian Opera Company gave their first per
nrnsnce here this evening, at Front street Theatre
Ia The iavorIie and magnificent opera OF Lucia De
Lammermonr. The house was filed with me ,
brilliant and fashionable audience 1t gives me
pleasure to say, and speak canGidv, that | have
moi enjoyed 81 fInc musical treat for many wears
The Whot" house was IN perfect raptrrcs Sjrnoro
Rosa DE EreS magnificent aud beautiful, the charm
ing frima Donna, sang with u sweetness ami effect
rarely tqud!Cd. she has improved bcyond conccp
tipn. There II "A power and volume, sweetness aud
melting melody III all her intOnatGuS and her look
which take both the and heart captive. TIE en-
IRE AUDITORY seemed completely carried aw V with
hrr exquisite performance. PaZzpiini. the tenor wa,
also admirable. Indeed. tie entire troupe and the
whoic arrangement OF this company is such as can
MOI iall 20 render full satisfaction rich treat il
IN reserve for your WasHingfcnans in hearing IT,
The Presidents Message i. now the topic of con-
ver>aii"n. All Is anxiety 10 pcr,Isc The document
whlch satisfaction, | presume, VIII be gratiied to
Horrow.
The organization Of Congress was effected much
more easily and eXp"ditiousIy than was expected
IL seems that the low, pitiful backguarsln of Ben
nets Hc!"h. had no effect i'll thwarting The pros
poets OF MIR. Forncy. This shows that the journal
III question Is pDw"rlesS, either for good or harm
lis SCANDAL III fact *, If anything. more servcable
- Just cause than lis praise am only astonished
tiiat sensible men have not seen this long ago.
Our citizens are anyiousy waiting 10 hear good
account from their Baltimore representatives MCsSrs
May and NanSaIt. We have full confidence that
hath these gentlemen will do honor to their station
and gain credit to themselves.
The i've millions railroad loan bill WAS before the
hFst branch of the City Council this al1rrnoon and
discussed, hut no final decision had. The bill. as
amended and passed 10y the second branch VIII he
mchlrienl. The re-, trctonS put upon il are highly
objectionable, and such - VIII probably moi be
copied by the company. Baltimore will have the
power nj discriminating" 10 such degree rs tn fak
nearly al power from tho directors OF the company
and 'urh tie MIec thing into political machine.
RonFEICK
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have too much modesiy to set up our judgment in op
position tO theirs.
few mornings since, while the inmates at the
boarding house of Mrs. R"bY. on Jefferson street,
were ut breakfast, thief entered by the passage
went INTO one of the sleeping apartments, and stole
considerable quantity of jewciry, belonging to a lady
inmate Of the house.
Since our last report, the feeling in flour mar
ket has become rather better Sales were made yes
tcrday N IS FL = a. IS So q, a - -. Some 10 COO
bushels wheat, rcd and white. were sold nj IL 426T
81 u Corn unchanged 9,GJj 10 HUCU pound. o
roll butter, from wagons qualify inferior. sold YES
tefdhy NJ So a. S23 ~ 100 pounds 2,000 dnZ OF
eSS- al 10 cents. SPECTATOR.
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Georgetown correspondence.

"EpSGErowN. Drcomher 6. 1853.
'i" - ric Pro,-lpns o. the charter. The frs,
'; 81 't" 81 i.'r ~ u'I- CI.y CoEgciIs. WI, hell
"-''. Bur i'ic business OF moment was trans
roy. y MESSAGE WIS received from The Navor -,
mag 'lr tw' Branches that hr had opcp,d IN,
''.'> i.T r"r"u~fr'Icfrsg tuc caust,yav between
r.. 90 'Fi.'.'d amt 90, i-.jrI1 ~harc and t,uud
~ 70" - i'''. Nv: VIM S,udrI. = rs -:
O. ~ - s-"b, !. l.. WErr. ~i3.5ig -;
t-.-, = .-'.i: l1m-' Roach. -l1GJS 81 7
Ifa.. -'..'-' I. J.. Craig, y-..sy7; aud HupI,
H-.rt, ''''.. '''- :" We presume this On our
me- i' SiHrHi' yrTN unnecessary and r,nru>ivr
w.. q" w".h, wtI >"uu b, commenced a. th,
r- 'i.t authorized hv the previous action, -.
"""s'i.. tn cnjri INTO contract v,Ih son,s r.,
a.-., y Ion Tor ~ rsc".>tfUctiou. We say ".
ta, 10 Or unnecessary, (and ~ TIN, upiuion ,vp
..r. w. are Su-taia'd hy two thirds q! our en-
"i Tue Tact that the alluvIai " hIch Is brouybI
LA. ~ IiNtr during tTeShGtS, II, by the. actIop nj
.-r or, carried INTO ;he eddy formed by the south
3D. "itHl OF me dqueduCt, passes into the stream
-a. ''hf "i the Island and there settles NearI,
"hlrh when the cau>Cway Is IN. l. g rri.d ,,.
w., .'' nam channel again, by The course oI Tho
O"lhg turned nnd> ~ wav 10 the Georg,,o,,.r
81. VI. NE Ilver, and stIilcs IN the vtrIou. pdd,s
. % lTv formed along oar wharf, - thai ins,a,d
r P's'ht condition Being an If,J,Ir, Ia oar hsrhor
Fl. '".'' " u BE- decided bcuOii. Moreover urt.
r, " d'i uic letters and other partT in rglatinu
.. '.-t construction - tiii~ CAu>eway ,ycr. c,re
70. ''i"t'd irtp. II would be Clearly S,,n thar
t.--' i'''i 'Hi't'd INTO ~ General Mason and our
no. ''' ~ RELATION To the matter h,,s been YIN
.qr.,. rIHe instances Uian one Some of our CITY,
N'"e'ef, TANK different, and of course we
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DY virtue of a Deed of Trust from Louis IIenke
- Trustee to the subscriber, bearing date the Sd
day of September, 1851 and duly recorded in Iiber
j. A. 5. No. So olioS Of, So, ct seq, of the Land
Records for Washington County, in the District OF
Columbia, stall sell at public auction. on the prem
ises, the 10Th day Of December next, at O'clock
p. H., Lot No. g. in Square No. II, lying in the said
City of Washington and fronting 81 feet inches on
north street. and running back 100 feet TO al
lev, 30 feet wide, which, by side alleys has outlet
on 24th and 18th streets.
The property is improved by neat two story
Frame House, nearly opposite General Tnompson's.
Terms: Onefourth cash: the residue in Il and l.
months for notes bearing interest and secured by
dccl of trust.
If the terms are not complied with within days,
the property wil be resoid at the risk and expense
of the purchaser.
The title is believed to lie indi:putabe.
ConveyaDcipg Il the expense of purchaser.
X. Il. CRAWFORD, Trustee.
L. n. STRATrON,
nov 23-lawtsSds AGctioneer.
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Arrival of the Empire City.

NEW YORK, Dec. 6, | p. M.-The En-
pirc City has arrived from Havana. She
left there on the first of December. The
arrival of the new Captain General is
hourly expected. Much inconvenience
is felt in many parts of the island, in
consequence of the great loss of negroes
by cholera.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

n ssssoE..Ln..o The Subscriber most respect
AN ~ fully wishes 20 inform rhr ctiz-
S~ESsts.gnssens of Washington and vi~ini:v.
that he has Just opened lin the
tore formerly occupied 10y Mr.. Stephen Eddy good
and fashionable assortment of GOLD and SILVER
WATCHES. Gold Chains, Col Seals, Keys, Lockets,
fens ard Pencils, Far Rings, Finger Rings Breaches.
Cuff Pins Sleeve Buttons, Gold and Silver Thmhles
Gold. Silver, and other Spect2cles, Silver Spoons,
Plated Ware, and variety of goods usually kept in
Jewclry store. All Of which he intends to sell a.
to goods of like quality he bought for either
in New York or Philadelphia: and would therefore
solicit share OF patronage and he will always en-
deavor to consult the interest Of the buyer well
his own. Please call and examine the goods. and
Prices at the store on Penn. avenue, between ans
9Th street, north side.
nov 30-tf H. O. HOOD
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New York and Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, Dec. G.-The New York
and Baltimore markets are firmer under
the Europa's news. Flour slightly touch
ing upward. Grain firmer. Stocks in
New York advancing.
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es- An OUNCE Of fact is worth a round of theory :
and the swarm Of conclusive facts that cluster around
that Incompatible preparation. Hollands German
Btters. prepared bv Dr. c. VI. jackson, Philadnl, hia
establishing its value tonic ard restorative are
such as would prevent incredulity itself from ques
tioniDg it, efficacy In all Of disease of the
stomach, whether acute chronic, ii may I've recon-
ienlc for it's soothing. cordial. and rcnovating in
fuence Dyspepsia. heartburn. loss of appetite, n;u-
se-. nervous tr"mors. relaxation and debility &c.
relic I'd by the Bittsrs in very short space OF
time; md perseverance in their never fails to
work thorough cure.
For sale bv nruya-ists evervMhere
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EDWARD C. DYER,
IMPORTER OF HAVANA SEGARS

AND DEALER
WIN Els n ND LTQBORS,
pennsylvania avenue, between 18th aud 18th stree
| have constantly on hand French, German and
Native sparkling and still Wines of choices brands:
iirandI"s, Gins, Scotch, Irish and other WHISTLES
London ard Scotch Ales and Brown Stout. Cordial
ana al other goods usually found in first class
Nine Store
RS-SEGARS-SEGARS.
Having an experienced agent in Havana whose
Judgment may be implicitly relied on, | shall here
after "ln the monthly receipt Of GOO Of the choicest
hrardsof SegaIS manufactured on the Island of Cuba
t" samples Of which now invite the attention OF
connsiSeurs.
Now In Store, 10000 Washington Club and FL siclo
brands received by the Schooners Japanica end
Elizaaeth JAM, of PHILADELPHIA, Obi & son owners
Persons wi hing to procure any particular brand
can do so on application to me-, as have shipments
every two weeks EDWARD q DyER
nov 30--d10t- Hnt0
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TO THE LADIES,

7. EVANS respectfully iu.oEms the ladies' that
- l." has lately ~creivGd aui splendid as
Sortment Of YRS. his day. from Europe, which be
can Sc at the lo"cS price offered. ronsi ting
of stone Martin, Fitch, Rock Martha Siberian Sauir-
rel, White Ermiuc, Do.
~, j. /. T. lii cwisc calls the attention of gentle
II men 10 The and fashionable STYLE of II ATS
- ~ that lie has just introduced.
Pa. ave, II. sila between 18th and 18th sts
dec l-lW
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NEW GOODS-JUST RECEIVED.

TTNlIE ladies of Washington and its vicini are re-
Il srcctfuily invited to call and examine SPLEEN
did assortment Of Dry Goods which will be sold very
low for cash. The following is part OF the stock
on hand:
Cambric Edgings. Swiss do. Camkric Bards. do
Sleeves. Embroidered and plain do Lace embroii-
cred handkfs collars, from g. cents to 81 80. Lace
falls silk mits, kid gloves, and many other arti-
cles too numerous to mention.
i. s. ia TIE.
Pa. avenue. / doors from Centre Market, 3. side.
lnrD -f
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Fs- The inimit,b!e THOMPSON is daily engaged
in taking those wonderful STERkOSCOPE P0R-
TRAITS, which are winning for him such an envia
bic reputation. THOMPSON hiss many i,nitators
but his pictures are ahead of all rivalry If the
public wish for Portraits possessing all the attributes
Of perfection, brilliant nut upfdug let them try
THOMPSON. His pictures, ss Pope laid of his
friends. VIII bloom in their cplOrs for a thousand
years. His Gallery is on PonnSyyania avenue,
between ~ and 9Th streets. Try him. :
noylI-,f
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st>O A L. E-Or exchange for property in
a. Washington. Georgetown, or Alexandria, a
very desirable tract of land containing II l
ing in Alexandria county. Va, about 3 miles west
of Georgetown, and miles ON the centre of this
city, adjoining the land lately owned by ". A Brad
ley, Esq More than one half the land j. covered
with good wood and chestnut timber. 1t is most
healthy place, and may be made beautiful Summer
residence, afiording fine view of Georgetown and
Washington, a profitable market and dairy farm
The soil and situation well adapted TO the growth
OF the vine and ELL kinds of fruit Apply at this of
fee fer further information nov lift
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BY GREEN g. SCOTT, Auctioneers.
rROCERlES, &c, AT AUCTION.-0u FRIDAY,
" the 9th instant. we shall sell, a. the Grocery
Store of Henry {. Neae, at The of Sth ard u
streets north, at 10 O'Clock M, excel ent assort-
mcnt of fresh Greece les. viz:
Brown and other Sugars Cheese and Lard
TIA and Coffee Of every description
Candles and Soap. Tobacco and Cigars
Bacon, Fish. Crnckery aud Wooden ware
Noa.Ses, Vinegar
With a large assortment of other Groceries, such
generally kept in retail grocery store.
Terms cash. GREEN & SCOTT,
dec Cd AuctjoncPrs
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Sword to Can't. Ingraham

COLUMBIA, S. c., Dec. 3.-The Senate
of the State Legislature of South Carroll
ma, has passed a resolution giving sword
to Capt. Ingraham.
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r. FAST HORSE.-The sorrel mare Nelv
!TS-A known To hc the fastest PAGER in the Dis
iA1l trict is now offersd for sale at BircF's Liv
cry and Sale Stable, corner of end 18th sts. she
is thorough bred animal, of Valley Virginia stock
is kind ard tra'tsbe, only four years old is near
about l. hands high, and will work anywhere she
is suitable either for sat, lie or harness horse
There Is an opportunity for sporting gentlemen
to possess themselves of colt, which, with proper
training, will psce mile in 10. She has made a
quarter on the Columbia Course in 40
,ln.D