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VALUABLE Farm private saIe--The farm which
Mr. Kirkwood resides having besn sold at auction, Is
contains la under good fence, well
high state Of cultivation, seventy acres in n
timothy apple peach orchard, excellent dwelling
hons. and all buildings beautiful
ton Washington, In Prince Georges county, Mary
Badensburg depot II can be divided TO sdvan
tage will be sold 10 suit purchasers Apply TO MI kkwood
premises TO Green Scott at the Of 9th street and
Pennsylvania avenue, Washington
Msr3
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EDUCATION or IMBECILEs.-JAs. B. RICHARDS has
IL located his school for the education children OF slew mental
development Germantown Philade phia
with Mr. Richards mode OF
children will testify much
those under his care from condition OF I'M
intelligence and
thng which but few was thought beyond The
reach human fort.
with similar institutions, which
the by Of early training Of iescuing many
hopeless docy Since then he has had
four years teaching this class OF our unfon
address Dwyn Paish store southwest corner
of 6th Arch streets. Philadelphia.
Philadelphia he has the pleasure OF referring To-
The RL Rev. Bishop Potter, Thomas s. kIkbflde, NJ D.
Rev Albert Barns, Prof. Geo. b. Wood, NJ. D.
Hon. Judge Kane, Pref Samuel Jackson, M. d.
Hon. Judge Stroud, Prof Thos d. Mutter NJ ID.
Henry u. Gipin, Alfred L. Elwyn, Al. ID.
In Washington, he will refer to his friends
Gen James Hamilton, Miss Dorothoa l.. Dix.
Hon. Horace Mann.
Mar Adm
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uNiIE ANNUAL ment OF the National Medl-
College will be held hall of the Smithsonian insu
IN Saturday, the 5th Of March, at IL O'Clock, m
Music by select orchestra
Prayer
Conering the degrees
Music.
ValedicoTy by the dean.
Music.
Benediction.
The friend. OF the institution and the public generally are in
GRAFTON TYLER, M. D., Dean, ac.
Mar2-
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Washington Branch Ra,lrosd.-Cb.nge OF Hours.
lW S;zs;sa ss;;s.:si75 70 zaR
nN after Monday January II, and mail
" will follows;
Leave washington at and sx, M, ~ and SPIN.
On Sundays at =, n. and s. ,.
Leave baltimore at and es, a. m 4 Is snd6 IS, pm.
On sundays at 4, A. and 4S, ?,
first and each will be mail trains,
oppns Washington Junction and Annapolis Junction.
leaving y and s. Relay
and at Baltimore with those
by only cold the through tickets Philadelphia
'"' wv T. PARSONS,
Jan 22-dn Aren't.
4 Great Chanc. 90 make Mouey-from s. TO $40 per
dayhy person, ncudus females In either
maud which per Of mad, enclosing 81
John Holt 2J7s, New York This chance for
invaiids wishing 70 make u
lucrative part Of The United States Apply inn
medisteiy.
Dec 2s-d2mos
SNYDER Han Exchange Broker, Once
W Nauons Hotel building, w sshineon.
Deals received,
and time investments made real estate aeny Land war
bought sold all business in the lire OF an exchange
| broker promptly attended 10.
vurinin military wand whis. the highest
4 will he Feb lS-dlmo
Central academy,
Corner Of r and 10Th streets.
io. s' s.s1s, is"s, so%,..,, soum., Principals.
| :. Ms,cus D. Wells. Assistant
| - Mon. n Rsout, Professor OF Modern Languages.
~ = rmnhsm'', Taylor Msuy's, and Gray Bal
iAnVns' ""1 Des lA-eom
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NEW STRING GOODS The subscribers have just receive

goods Of mporaon embracing all the novelties Of the
| season Among which
so pieces rich plain poult de sole, shades
rs do very rich plaid silks, entirely
IS do do roid plaid silks all coora
10 do do black brocade silks
Is do plain black Gro dc Rhine
10 do plain light pout de soe, for evening
is do style French Grenadines
10 do light coIored English grapes, for evening
IS do Tarietan musns do
~ do white book Swiss musns do
80 do style French lawns
25 do do French figured jaconots
25 do do French chintzes
81 do do French gnghams
IS do do French sialles
20 do plain mousseline de lanes
is do plain coIored shalles, &c.
Together and desirable goods TO which
of ladies' before purchasing else
where fully offer both in regard to
price and variety.
HOOE, BRO, & CO.
Feb 22--3aw4w
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nj CENTS a p""nd -s"stsrr Prices Hednesdf am
Ll just receipt Of Of that New forh but
which 10 rapidly ths reducsd Of N Gents
pound. ...4 g " BARNES,
Dealer In Groceries. Flour, and Provisions,
Mar 1-scdM' Corner Of 10 i
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(.ENTLEMFNS dress shirts superior quality apd
IN great variety always be found Lsne
tsen ana shirts made TO order In the
at the lowest casb prices.
c. H. LANES
HAT cap genuemens furnishing establishment,
-, - - Pa avenue, near AZ street
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GENTLEmENs FURNISHING GOODS.
oR new and beautiful styles, call at Lanes who has
rom New York, and is opening rich and beautiful
c. H. LANES
Hal, cop, s.ntlemen's furnishing establishment,
Feb O-3av3wf
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II0ShiQck0n -AHnlrS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-It is understood
that the nomination Of Senator Badger for the
Supreme Judgeship will come up tomorrow
in executive Session, and his friends have hop,
es of his confirmation. A member of Congress,
it is said, has received dispatches from Mobile
stating that the Press and Bar of that city dis
approve strongly of the appointment.
Mr., Sidney Webster, who will probably be
Mr.. Pierce's private SECRETARY, is still here
making arrangements preparatory to the Pres
ident's removal to Washington.
Mr.. King IS somewhat better to day. The
courteous treatment he has received at the
hands of the Senate has revived him.
Mr. Cabcll, OF Florida. received despatch
from Richmond announcing the death of his
venerable father, who was formerly Governor
Of Virginia.
Much feeling exists hele relative to alleged
attempts on the part of India Rubber Monopo-
lists to smuggIe bills through Congress for
their benefit The Houston Committee are a.
bout investigating the connexlon Of the son of
a New Y ork Circuit Judge with these efforts.
1t is rumored that IA Democrat Senators
oppose MIR. Dixs pretensons to place in the
Cabinet
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VE'rsUSy SALE OF VALUABLE REAL

4 Observation-Disclosures the provisions Of Two deeds
Of trnst executed To me by Il Lawrence and by d
rection ofthc bcnefciaries shall ON the 18th dny of
February in the village of Now Glasgow, sell to the
highest bidder for cash, the following property viz the
valuable tavern in the vllnge. known as tie Dayton
House, to which, and under the roof storehouse
IS nt'ached.-A of land near New Glasgow known
rs The Race Field and continuing 1874 acres And
considerable quantity of personal property. The raj
estate advertised is valuable and worthy the atcn.
ton Of purchasers, and will be sold separatey or to
gether as may be determined on tho dag of SUE
Jan H-c1w RO A COGIiILI Trustee
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A..iyalof1;:e Illinois.

New IoRK, Jan -.
The steamship Illinois arrived at her wharf
to day. She brings $2'5O0.ooo;
Another earthquake occurred at Acapulco
IN the 18th ultirno, which caused great dam.
age. H.. Il. ::
ra,es are very Troublesome along the coast.
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Railroad accident.

CoLUmBus o., January 13--Tho passen
ger train when near Fremont, Ohio, ran off
the track this morning. The engine, express
car and two passenger cars, were badly smash
ed. Two men were badly injured, one of
whom is not expected to live. Several others
were also hurt
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Il k1As. IaN.rEt, AIBERYl. BNDEORD

pEAE. EED'EEf., LIBERTl, BEDFORD
ID COUNTY, FiPGLNT1.-The undersigned law
IN puch' ed Of Mr.. William Terry tina, Old and well
know iiote estabI' hmcnt, know IS the BELL ilO-
TEL, Libzy "a, offers his services to the public for
ilp patronage long bestowed uponbis predecessor.
The entire establishment has 1ustunderg thorough
repair from Cellar to Garrett Rendering lpeasat and
comfortable nevery department.
Ills Table is supplied with every thing good Which
nur lovely Piedmont country produce and the BA
With the most genuine and best quality Of Liquors.
His Stables in excellent condition. we'll provided
good and reliable Osers always in attendance.
Tic Rock Mount line ofC caches this poin
ui-wecly with the Cars Of Va. and Tenn. r. T., and
passengers coming from any direction either the Car.
Stages private conveyance, will always find Inn pre-
Pared TO accomdate them with meals any hour.
lie attcrs himself, that from the reputation of this
house and with no enegy spcared his part torcnder
his guests comfortable lie will receive liberal share Of
patronage. THOMAS LEI iNlCH.
,July l5-f~if
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t."a otthc IKASH!NGTON HOyLL Lgacdburg.
"a. have the pleasure &c announcing that this House
is now open under their management Tor the aeconuo-
daion OF the public The repairs and reItting of the
establishment recently made by the proprcors. cnatlo
them 10 offer additional comforts and eouRenenccs TO
heir palrons.-Further improvements are, however, in
pro 1ress. which. WHEN completed, VIII render THE
FLASHING Ton, mali essential particulars, one of
the first Hotels in Virginia. and to ibis end the .apre
Tors give assurance that hci best energies sAal be d
rrricd.
The immediate management of the est blishnent il
under Tie control Of William Lewich tire senior par
ueE His long experience in this line Of business will
qualify him. he trusts. give the most acceptable ac
commodaton to al who may favor the house with their
pronnge The corps 81 servants attached tn the cstlb
smeut will be found inferior To uone in the State and
indie procurement of whatevcr the market surround
iug country moy afford make its Table, Bar onl Sta
Die, uocxcePtionable pains or expense will be re-
garde.
The tbags- of,tr propretors due, and gratefully
rendered for the generous patronage their House has Ill
real received.
nm SITS
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EyERsARLE OVER-COATS-
. arrangement Of thc Mails, Aug. '5a

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from Charlottesville on the
d,ys as heretofore, viz Tuesdays, Thursdays and
,d.ys Schedule time OF arrival, M Leaves
Snndsys. Wednesdays and Fridays, at m.
~ ~ EFT MAIL-The Packet brings Way Mail
Wednesdays Mondays and Sundays, and takes one Mon
davs w ednesdays and Fridays On Monday morning.,
bmond and Northern mail is received by the Packet.
RAILROAD MAIL-Mails are dispatched by the
Railroad daily at 80 M for Forrest Depot, Liberty,
Bufords, Big Lick, Salem, SCI and Tor Fncase and for
I he present, all the watering places.
Nv tia Railroad are also sent, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and saturdays mails Tor Bedford, Floyd and Franklin
LEXINGTON AND PATToNSBURG MAIL--Ar.
riyes daily, except Sunday, at Gap.
Leaves daily, except Sunday, at half-pas six
FhRMvI.LE--An yes daily, except Sunday, about
midnight bringing the mail from Richmond, ana parts
North, South and West OF that city Leaves daily rom
n TO II o. M except Saturday night. ,, .r.u
na>iV,ff Arrives as ofore, Tuesdays, hurs
DAN e..,. Leaves, r. heretofore, MondayA.
| . ,siyss.' anu and Fridays, at a, m
ePDI Ar sIILLS-Arhves, as heretofore, Mondays
and Thursdays between ~ and IL a. m Leaves about
u m same days. 81
a.. Mails closed atop. m.
=. On sunday morning, the office will be kept open
" hour after the Mail is ready for delivery.
'i Az. U lsdts VIM. NJ. BLACKFORD, r. NJ.
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THE MARK ETS.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 14.-Sales of 600 bbls-
Flour at $ 5.12 t. SIS B1t l;ttle Grain in
market and prices nominal.
NEW York, Jan. 14.-SaIes Of 10000 bbls
Flour-a shade easier. Corn is in better re-
quest-sales of 600 bushels yellow a; II
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T l. TINSLEY.
JNO OTEY TAYLOR,
JNO D HARVEY.
LYScHBURG, Jan. 1st. 1853
y EW CONCERN

y EW CONC ERN.-At the old stand of Tins.
~ ley, Tnylor 4 Co We have this d1y associated
ourselves together under the style md firm of Tayor
finsley & Co. for the purpose of conducting general
Comnisson. Grocery and Forwarding business and for
the purpose Of manufacturing tobacco under the style
and firm Of T c S FERGUSON & co.
Wewii keep constantly on hnnd a iarge stock of Gro
ecfirs, Liquors, Domestics Prints " Zen Goods,
Blankets, Iron, Steel, Licorice, Oil. Nails, Tahacco,
&c, &c.
From experience in the different branches Of our
business aud prompt a,eation, hone merit share
of Public patronage.
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EREEDM0NT WORKS.. EruaoN j Pro
n yrtffof.
Steam saw and Planning Willis,
Uo0f, SOD Uffld aHd Boz FatfDIY,
Nh aud Machine Work,
Iron Turning and fiARR.

Iron Turning and FatmP,
Eiaetsmihing II al iesctipiioHs
These wort- having boon fitted up greut cSpense
with power, and large variety Of machinery foi
working wood and iron, form the complete cStah
slmcnt OF the lind in the Southern Stufes. und can
execute becr work and ut cheaper ratrs, than he
enc in the ordinary mode.
Builders md those intending build applied with
Doors, Blinds, Window Frames and Sosh (primcd iu'
glazed if rrqared) Meuldings, Flooring dressed ane
tongue and erooyed, ready foroying. dressed Ceiling
md Misunderstanding, fangs and vaiiety oil olhcf
materials required in building.
Contractors supplied with Dumpnnd Stone Cars Der
rick Gearing " heebarrows Picks and Bars, aud other
Tools required upon Public Works.
Constantly hnnd end for snle. on reasonable terms
oil varieties Of Flooring and other Lumber, worked
unworlcd. Saving and Planning done Ia order Bills
of Timber sawed 10 order.
Inn 1-iG4 A. NETTLET"N y.
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naSsOEUTEON.--Th copartnership between
L p the subscribers, under the style of ECHOLS &
PRYOR, is this dny dissolved by mutual The
affairs Of the late firm will be settled by either of the
subscribers, who viii continue To tho name OF the
firm only in winding up.
As il il all essential 10 thom in closing their late bnsi.
meas they hope that all against whom they may have
counts WELCOME forward without delay md settle
Their successors in the GROCERY are Messrs
Mrc & Stfntton for whom they take pleasure in be
spcnkng thc invor Of their old friends and customers,
and the public generally.
One OF the firm will generally be found in their Office,
in The second story Of their old stand Immediately over
Mcssrs NJ. & S 5 counting room.
J ECHOLS,
I,H 1879 s PRYOR
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{ Mr.. s 7 PETERS,
EREAcEs} Mr.. d G CLAY,
I Mr.. JND w GANAWAA
ian l5-d3t

gSSOEs EEUN.--The concern IT Boyd q
a. Brother. was dissolved the - of Jannaty, by
mutual consent. AL persons having claims against the
wild please prcsep them to h. Boyd for settle
nen and ali persons indebted to the concern
q1irrd forward and pay their respective ac-
him, long Indulgence cannot be given. The
tie concern will he used by either partner in
winding up it, affairs.
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IlTEST NEWS By THE NAILS,
. ,y;yai Of The Arahsa ut Halifax
LATER FROM EUROPE.
HALIFAX, J an -

aIIfNAt Jul u
Tho new steamship. Arabia, has pm IN here,
,.r,,f coal. She brings later dates iromLlv-
''i C ',g dull. and ldj lower. Sales of the
II a 600 hates. Breadstuffs quiet, owing
WIZ -, snsornsion Of business during the holi.
10 80 ~ White Wheat Is Cd, red Is 3D.. Bal1-
ma ,a5re Flour 2ss 6 to 39s
WI Mr. Head husband Of Lola Mo tez, was
,l,owned recently near Lisbon.
ar,l,,ronye. ex Governor of Cuba. IS dead
Kotsnfb's mother died at Brussels on lhe2S.
,a,eromcn, refused Kossuth permission to
ist her
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Congress-.

WASHINGTON, Jan, Il.
The SENATE went into executive session on
Mr. Badgers appointment.
The HOUSE passed the bill. prevent frauds
on the treasury.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Mr.. Clifford was to-day naugurated Cover
nor of Massachusetts.
The Senate of Maine have voted for Crosby
wbip for Governor
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VUyg spOIsaS I'm

vHyD gpDIks SgEN We have this day opened
j a larsc assortment of double and single bnrfeI
GUNS direct from London, aud manufactured tn 81.
selves, embracing II eo.fety qualities, from 80 10
800 cnch We earnestly inyiIt all Who si.h fur
chase tn call and see them before purchasing.
sent 3..ats GREGORY. ROYALb \ SlMPSott
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srriyal otti.c Philadelphia.
NEW ORLE

INV VKbEAN6I . 6TI' To-
The steamer Philadelphia from Aspinwall,
has arrived. 7. Butler King is among the
passengers
Flores was preparing for another expedi-
ton against Eueador.
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" LSTAt Ely virtue of decree rendered the
10Th November, 1852 by the Circuit Court of The
porotiono Of lvochhurg, in the suit Of Ann Neal Plaintiff
gs Jaek#on Vaughan, and Eliza Jane. his wife in her
own night, aud others Defendants, the undersigned who
was appointed "A Commissioner for That purpose, will
proceed TO sell, tho ls February, 1898, at public
auction, on Tie premises the house ond lot formerly be-
Ion ging u George Wexford, decd. near the Republic
M Spring, containing about and three quarters
situated IN good ghborhood with several fine springs
of water IN tne vicinity. The house Is dwelling
suitable for family residence Terms, six, twelve and
iahecn months except so much rs will be requisite to
deiray Inc expenses of the sale. tukne from tue pur
chaser Or purchasers bond with approved personal
curly. retaining the title snid property further
cmity, until the hnal payment of the purchase mon.
~. II DUNNlNtTDN, s c / & Conn
ian l7-idz
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RICHMOND, J an II

No important business done in the Legisla-
turc. The Concert of Ole Bull which comes
off in this Cny to.nights creating great excite
ment: the rush 20. L. kets is immense.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE or EeEAL

" EaIAIE.-Asa commissioner ppointed by a de-
OF tile corporation Court of Lynchbug in the ease
OF John Phaup. and Ann his wife, plaintiffs, Us. "
PhauP, and others defendants, bearing date the Bird
august 1852, shall offer for sale on The 2nd February
1875, lot ofRound near the powder magazine contain
ing one acre, the property Of Wm Phaup, lecd
TERMSfh The above property will be sold ON a credit
OF nix and twelve months the purchaser purchasers
giving negotiable notes, satisfactorily endorsed the IL
Tie tobe retained further security until the purchase
money is paid
jan l8.tds II HUNTINGTON, $ c / g. Con1r.
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II BOY y
A BOY ID
EVlaE SUBSCRIBER.

VI T. . q EsSgEEEBEEs HHFlng purchlSed Tie
4 entire stock OF the ateconc of Boyd n Bro,
will continue the China Glass and Quecnsware business
mt the old stand and hopes merit share Of the pub
lie patronage literally extended the late
Of Boyd Il Bro. ANDREW BOYD.
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DEAL ESTATE At AUCTION

~ 'l1ne OF a decd OF lnst executed 10 The nnder-
signed rs trustee, on The 18th day of November 1882
by VIM. Henry and wife, for certain purposes therein
named, shaII,o the 2nd day Of February 1888 pro-
coed the premises, by way of public auction 10 seI
the house and lot in the deed mentioned situated in
Lyncbnrg Mt the Junction of 8th street and 3rd ney
fronting said Sth street s2d feet and running back
and fronting said Bird ulley 155 feet Said house
situated The ncighborhood of Col Lcftwch's, and
and comfortable dwelling. The title To tho above
property is believed to be good, but shall only convey
SUBTITLE as is vested in me by the deed Of trust nfre
said. Terms liberal and make known ON dry of snle
ian l7-tds II DUNNINGTON. Tr,tce
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Ole Ball.

New y ORR, Jan a.
Ole Bull left this morning for Richmond
where he will arrive on Sunday morning.
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AUCTION SALES.
SALE OF kEAL

1se &srr a. virtue of n decree tan,I red on the
- hv The tajfrnit go. tho cor
" - r'' = 2 in tie .a.f n w., Morgan
" :, sI of2 year.. win, ,., his next
~ ~ i.t 'l5o' - ''' ars K =. ~ hers,
-. t'h' '"'i, ~ s4'i zaHana iof
thai purpose viii proceed sell on tie 2n, February
S53 public auction, The premises the house and
lotforrery belonging Ann Morgan decd, situnted
IN 8h street. between 9th and lt alleys. fronting about
feet sci id Sth street, running buck the usal depth
oflots, mud in the neishborhood Of Mr.. 9 Stields-
Terms six, twelve md eighteen months except much
wi BE- requisite 10 defay the expenses OF the soe,
akns ifom the purchaser purchasers bond with APP
proved personal security retninur the title said prop
erty asurther security until the final payment d lie
purchase oncy.
ian l7-tds II DrNNIGTdN scIk Gonir
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AND l. UaS SALE.

AHD FOR SAEE.--The undersigned com
FL missioner, will, on tie 27th .bo present inst sell
At public auction the premises for cash. 222 acres OF
land Lcl"nsao to the estate Of Susan HILL deed lying
IN Nelson county, on the Writer'S of Tye River.
Tic above tracf o. land is well walcred, and large
portion il has been cleared mud is grown up ia pine
but hns upon it suficiebey Of timber to keep up the
fences and Tor hrewood Persons wishing 10 purchase
can g. uIon tho premises and examine for themselves
which will be shown by VIM a Hill. Aso on the 28lh
OF the pr sent inst on The premises for cash. 200 acres
OF mountain land belonging the of the snid ST.
san Ill., dcrd., lying in said county the head wa
tiers of Hot Creek the waters ofTye River and the wa
tiers the South Fork of Rockfsb river.
Jan H-cit JNO II HILL. Con'r.
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DISSOLUTION OF Co.PARTNE,.

~ Sl1lP.-The ca partnership heretofore existing
under the firm Of Tiasleg, Taylor d Co. j. this day
dissolved by mutual consent and the o the concern
can bensed only by T Tinscy, 1no Oey fnylor.in
closing up the business Those having claims against
he Concern will please present = for payment and
those indebted TO the firm will please come forward and
settleas we wish 10 close the business
We beg leave tender thanl5. II our friends for
their liberal patronage. and the concern Of Taror
rinsiey \ Co. solcits farther continuance of tie
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vE,OFAHmsRs AND Planters

! 300 bushels cloyetsee'
30 do Timothy do.
100 tons ground plaster
30 do Peruvian Guano.
The nnderaienea have just received tue above and
cnn ofrnaqrent inducements ANY house IN this mar
set md will make the interest OF all IN want 10 eau
before purchasing their grass seed was bought pciore
NV ;,,, "a ~, SAUNDERS, 81 IRBY
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The wheeling Celebration.
IUuHp,,>f,- Ton

The cxcursionists lett this morning for home
They were all in good health.
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opened Su,0 yipe .Schoot in Fetchrr's building
fornery occupied the Virgininn Office, Of Bird
Acyanl Mainst. where he proposes to give lessons in
Theoretical and Practical Surveying for short time
Young gentlemen who may wish to acquire such knoWl-
edge would do well aterd his lectures and partei-
pate in The IIuctca demonstrations which he will give