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"a PARK HOTEL FOR SALE-The
Eli Proprietors of Park Hotel, the we'll known re-
sort of the public, 9TH street, the intersection
of the plank road offer for sale the good will and
fixtures with lease of the establishment for eighteen
months. 1t contains Bowling Saloon, Shooting Gal
!ery, Dasiins Saloon, Stabling for 20 or 80 horses
with shedding, making complete house of the kind.
1t IL also surrounded by beautiful grova, and has
ten acras OF land attached. 1t will lie sold on rea-
sonabe terms if appli alton be Immediately made as
the pro2rietors are about engaging in other business
Apply to HARRISON & BRO.
nov ll-2ws- on tha rro,o;sas
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&C. Joe Shiliimyton receives all the New
Books and NEWSPAPERS As fast as published. lie
il agent f.r Harper's and all the other Magazines.
and our readers Will always find large and good
sortment OF Blank Books and Stationery nj his Book
store, OdeOn Building, OfA y street and Penn
sylvana avenue. aug 10
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80 For RENT-A we'll furnished three
,n,a story brick HOUSE, delightfully."- situated On
4is&%norlh street, opposite the Capitol grounds,
and two doorA west of the Old Capitol. II contains
Ii rooms, with closets, cellar &C., and is lighted
with gas in each story. 10 the kitchen is pump
supplying an abundance of filtered water.
There is a-good yard extending through to a 80
foot alley, and containing fruit trees shrubbery &c
The house IL of modern construction having Lean
built less thsn a year.
Also, for sale superior 7,octave rosewood Piano.
in perfect der, from the mandatory of Iallet Da
Wis 20 the same that took the medal at the Me-
tropol:tln Mechanics Institute last w;uter En-
quire on the rrelrigaa NOV os-ets
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WANTED--To hire, or purchase, If on easy
w terms, comInodious dwelling HOUSE. north
of Pennsylvania avenue. Address &c @ F." Office OF
the "Evening Star" nov 1s-tf
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- C.. BIRGE

AS this day opeEed fine assortment Of Gents
IL FURNISHING GOODS, under Willard's Ho-
tel, comprising almost every article requisite FIR tbs
GentlsInan's Toilet, among which may be foued-
Hats CAPS, tsioves, Ho ery. Shirts and Colsrs sk
Wool. aud Cotton Unaershirts and Draws, Sbawls
las. &c. - o,
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NOR K 'g-2eyersl Furnished ROOMS very
IL eisib!y situa:ei fcr Members of Congress, or
others having business with Congress. Apply to
z. d. GILMAN,
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New Dress Making EstabIfshment.
fNHoSE wishing the most perfect fitting dresses
Il must call on MRS. r. CADY, at which place
dresses are being made by Mrs. Gethen's inven-
ton.
Ladies will, no doubt, think il marvellous when
she saySthst she neither has to pin Innings, nor
alter dresses-her fits are all warranted perfect.
Dollars.
Mrs. 9. invites all to give her q call and see for
themselves Dresses or Patterns cut for 81 u cents
The most fashionable imported patterns for sale
on moderate terms, consisting Of Cloaks Msntillss
Dresses, Sleeves, &c.
Mantua- Makers nsn be Fupplied with the most re-
cent patterns on the most reasonable terms
MRS r. CADY,
18th street near E, Washington City.
nov l2-f
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NEW BOOKS ct Taylor 4 Maury'a
N Jefierson's Complete Woli, vol Z.

DuSy moments nor an Idle Woman
Appieton's Library Edition Of the British poets.
nom enancer to Byron. The most beautiful edifson
s Ts. pnonsned-now ready Wilson, Herbert ana
The Life, Eulogy, and great orstions Of psn,e,
Happy Days Of Childhood. BY Amy Nesdovs.
oov H. booksfors, near 9th etrest,
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81 F0R r. I'm IA comfortable. pleasantly
Lii situated, ard well furnished HOUSE will lie let
on nsjeraie tsras kr the winter. to a private fam
NY only: Address sc II W." Washington P. O.
nov OBJ
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$4,000 I'D
WORTH OF SEASONABLE DRY GOOnS
70 BE RUN OFF AIT COSr.

"a M ETS nrE at CnCr 'ooos
.ons ~ qu.nee ~ Ni. ". .hhbi having ousi'
Neee " Attesu " IN tHe states ol Massarnusetts
Az. 's" LII "on ie4uies ns personal atten
ar,,o 90 nss st' uh DeIt, NO
oo r ~ " Iuu oh 'ne ~noie s.ock al COST, ior
~ 80 ~" ~ 70 NJ nulIoas or eks aoout
tie mssnr Us ne 'oncte socH mas o. ctosed cat 6y
StonS -. o ~ .see '.o't a .ersohs nEhing Dkn
pIeas. cali and exam;na s,Ir Iaras s,nfr .s MI,
win ui it complete in every denaftment and nesrIy
eli ~ I'm. s,ont - J lueu. anu neary
the last two months. '0AsA' N''As
Our Stock nans,ats In n.r+ f-c
rs pieces Ingram Garnet .ia
30 do Brussels do sa
6 do Velvet do
20 do Hsmy ~ ~
10 do Stair AZ
az a. FL. M c,n..
AZ ~ p noIi vh eiota' noM % 10 eet wide
10 pT r.. o..
- IISI San's
oao $50 St eo
ar0 Goyer Ta,I a ~,
I5n 40 TnS -'"Phins
Is pieces Table Damask
io0 DO Russia Diaper
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MARKET and Dairy

" ~
Farm for Rent-Notley Hall. a valus-
BILE Market and Dairy Farm, opposite Alexandria,
Va, will DC rented from the LIST of January next 1t
contains 500 acres we'll improved land, q commod-
Gus briek dwelling houe, and all suitable out
houses. The distance from Alexandria ia 2l%. and
from Washington market seven miles. For terms
inquire OF the snhscriber street. between 18Th and
10Th streets. Washington. JIM. GILLISS
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So For SALE, caeap-Three new Frame
: :,sH Dwellings. well built Apyly 10 MYERLE
s-<s- WEBB north side Pa avenue. between AZ and
9Th streets nov % 3ts
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

NOR y r. IA Store-room, suitable for a
u Fancy or other Dry Goods Store, on 9TH street
between ard L streets Enquire of Mrs. Rateiff,
Oil L. between 4th and 9th strcets.
10Y Ih--it
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n,IIE NOVEMBER Ladies World OF
L fashion-A journal of the Courts of London d
Paris it contains four beautifully engraved and COL
ored plates of Fashion
Godey's Lady's Book for December.
Graham's Magazine for do
Ladies' National Magazine do
Charles huchester.
Health Trip Of the Tropics, by n. P. Willis
Minnesota and its Resources, by G.. w. Bond
Yankee Notions for December.
Flag of the Union Ned Buntlines Own, Wsverly
Magazine, and True Flag, all for this week:
CasselPs Natural History No 4.
Every hing in the Book Stationery, and Cheap
Publication line for sale at
JOE sHILLINGTON'S
Bookstore, cor. ~ st. and Pa avenue,
nov e Odeon Building.
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WANTS.

80 HOUSE WANTED-Ths advertiser
s.ilS desires to purchase comfortable DWELLING,
for email family. Enquire at the "star" Of
fee. ar = nov 25-tf
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VALUABLE ItEAE|ESTATE FOR
Y Satellite threestory brick STORE HOUSE
OH Penn. avenue, now occupied by j, NJ Bonn &
Bro. being one of the best bgsress stands in the
city.
Also, The three sto-y brick dwelling House. on F
street, row occupied by Nice Young
Also, beautiful Country Seat, just without the
limits Of the city.
The above property Will be solj on very ae.omme
dating terms, by c.. W PAIRO
nov 1q--eo2y Exscntor
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FRENCH CANDIES,

FRENCH CANDIES.
ONE case Maillerd's Co. superior CANDIES,
~ consisting in part Of
VANILLA Cream, Rose-burDt Almonds
Lemon and Rose Gum drops
Cream Chocolate, very superior, Lczenges
Metallic covered Chocolate Sticks
And hourly expected one case Of Stuart's celebra-
ted New York Candies
Also very superior green and black Teas and fine
Groceries in general.
For sale at KINGS Family Grocery
Corner Of 18th street and Vermont avenue,
nov 23-2t north OF jackson Hall
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ITO THE PUBLIC.-J. BOULANGER bees
Il leave to inform his patrons and the public, that
holy purposes his house win be closed on that day.
except for eating.
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sCHIEDAN sCHNAPPs.

lust received, large supply Of the above superb
u or medicated cordial. This preparation IL admi-
rsbly adapted to all diseases arising from an imperfect
distribution Of the blood. Indigestion, general de-
bilty, and such diseases which are CONSEQUENT upon
sluggish habits and sidsntary lfs Ii promotes TIE
secretions and establishes q healthy eouilbrium IN
the whole arterial system.
TO be had Wholesale retail, at SCHwARTZs
drug store, next to u Hotel and Sd door esst from
Sd street. Pa. avenue
novl5-H
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Ct FOR SALE OR RENT-A new 8
l:l story Frame HOUSE. on Sth street between NJ
aud streets north. The house has six rooms all
of which private, there being pa sage from the
front to the rear Fer rartir uars apply to j. MARI
New York avenue, near 18th street, or j. L. BROWN,
l1th street, between L and NJ SITS.
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EVNE DRESS SHIRTS mrde to order,
Il and large stock of Undergarments, for Win
ter, selling off cheap, at HOPKINS, between Ma
tor al and Browns Hotels, on Pa. ayenve.
French Risban1s for Shirts nov 2l-2y
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ENOR RENf-A Store and Cellar, on the corner of
= 81 street and Massachusetts, avenue, suitable
Tor grocery in highly improving part Of the city,
being first rate stau for business For particulars
inquire on the premises. nov l4-2w*
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cash FOR COWS.-Wanted 20 dry COWS,
" for which cash will be paid on application to
E. Cowling, at his Livery Stable, g. near 18th st.
pov 16-ilw*
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FAsuIONaRI.E n,..s III.

- FASHiONABLE Dress HATS
aM HES DIZZY, adjoining the u. S. Hotel. opened
0on Saturday, another supply Of Gentlemen's
Dress HATS winter style. Gentlemen Of TASTE and
fashion invited to call
Also, varied assortment of Shirts Un5eryar
ments, Hosiery, Gloves and Gents Furnishing goods
HENDLEY
nov 2l-Gt % door post III g Jio,,
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GLOVES, CRAVAFS, Ties and Scarfs of
" the latest importations jukt received, and this
day opened at HOPKINS Geptlemen's Furnishing
Store, between Browns and National Hotel, corner
of 9th street. nov DIV
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"ANTED-By young man a situation rs
w salesman, or outdoor clerk, in any business
requiring capacity and attention to business. Good
references given Address 81 H." City Post Office.
3 nov 2s--3t*
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L'ok RtNT-A large twc-story brick house.
l. with brick stable ard out houses, and large
yard on the corner Of i3!h street and Maryland ave-
nme Apply 10 Mrs. CHESHiN. at DR.. Piper's, ccr-
Eer Of 9TH ard q streets. 10Y / -ao9,<
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90. An expert oyster shucker, who
can come well recommended for honesty, sobriety,
good disposition and well qualified for the situation
may obtain good one by applying to
J. BOULANGER,
G street, near the War Department.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-26

foR , LE-rwo line HORSES, Mt Mr. Cow
i hngs stable, on G, between 18th and l4tb SITS.
They belong to private gentleman and are offered
for sale only because he eQntepatss leaving for the
,untry.
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r WISH TO HIRE MAN and WIFE. the
J. man to work on farm, and his wife TO cook and
wash for small family, five miles from this city, or
a single woman. D. CLAGETr
nov 22-3t H.--..
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sONTAG,s SONGS. &c.

WT1THIN a mile Of Edipboro' Town; Comm
w thro' the Rye; The Swiss song; duet, Mas
ter and Scholar, Schubert's Serensds Whistle and
Pl come TO you, my lad; The Last Rose Of Summer:
Home, Sweet Home; &c. Also, The White Squall
Days Of Childhood; The Flowers are sleeping. Prims
Donna Waltz; JullieR's American Quadrille: Soutae
Schottische and Polka, az a duet also. And all the
latest music regularly received at
nov 10 WIMER,s 9Th street.
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Washington, Georgetown, or Alaxandria, a
very desirable tract d land. containing Il2 scres "
ing in alexandria county, Va, about 30 miles west
OF Georgetown, and miles from the centre of this
city, adjoining the land lately owned by w. l. Brad
ley, Esq. More than one half the land is covered
with good wood aud chestnut ti;aber. It is n most
healthy place. and may be made beautiful Summer
residence. aifoTiing -ne view of Georgetown and
Washington, Or profitable market and dairy farm
The soh and situation are well sdapted to the growth
OF the vine and all kinds of fruit Apply at this of
fee for further information. nny lift
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stoS SALE.--A BLACK MARE. BUGGY AND
HARNESS, the mare Is but years old, kind and
gantle and well adopted to family USE also first
rate LouDoS COUNTY MICH cow. Apply at the
Metropolitan Stables, Jackson Hall A,ley. or at the
Metropolis Refractory. Pa. arerue, next TO jackson
Hall. novI4-st GOD
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nor 23-1awts&is
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nov 2l-6t
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For Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Polt Waltllall Limo

y.,up, foit "utilall Line
'ln heauti'l and tasol5te stsanpi, mia - -
au"' SIA, uudrl Tho command Al sessz-,zl
5aP' YIN T. Saith 81 long ap h,vnrably Lnaaa h,
n n'N9h'ng community the Potomac an James
NV nv nus resumed her place the c win rafi Mal
mai inter having heent ,aely rphuih nr ftte gu,
IN the mol 'irgant stle and furnished with Life Bont.
lie itr>'t'ers Fore Pump and ali the a planes
required by A" OF Congte,s To secure the snfrty If
en:ets. '' " 49,
The Cars rnnui 8 ea, lrNiaa with the Auco., u, N
saN,,' b'hHoud arl Petersburg Depot ON every Maa.
~ "f'.'% ''S'"n Friday mofai mt "a clock, NJ
ffrs"nS "'ri ing IN Richmond +, tho Packer Bout.
haYe but few STEPS 10 walk 10 tn. Cars
Returning the Augusta will rave Norfolk ON thu alter.
o'clock An.
Fare between Richmond and NorfolL Sc...... 81 90
fala oei% wee, Richmond ceke., Rings Mill and
children over three years and MT oven twelve
years of age, half price.
: '--- $50 ..-...-..-...-. 90 30
servants through OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. | 30
Servants 10 any point on Il" rver,........... 90
Meals, ..-........ m -
aN : az IHDS. DODAMEAD. .SHpf.
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Corn PIanters!! Corn Planters -!

WE the undersigned. having oh aimed oI Mr., A..
w Kuhn, Proprietor of the State for Virginia. an
agency for fe M nutacturc and sale of Robert j. Col
vim, Patent CORN PIE INTER-; respect lily request
hnse who desire labor saving machine, 10y which one
hand j., enabled L. perform the work, wlch, by the pres
ant mode of planting requires four hveto call i'm
mediarey and supply themselves with one OF these in
valuable mnchinrs To this Planter awarded the
first Premium, the State Agricultural iaiIs Of Virgin
in Ma wand PENNSYLVANIA aud New York-besides tit
~ pren1inas at other air- This machine, drawn by
one horse opens the furrow drops the corn with great
reounrity alsn Guano or l'laser if desired, and
ers il the proper depth. ... ,,,l,
loo La DlUGUID & BRO.
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WANTED TO HERE.

WANTED TO HskE.-rhe ,ubsoribei.
w with To lire for their work the W. A. Tenn
iniroud In the Mountain region of Vn.. n nnrbef ~
.lronr aud boys for which liberal hire will be pal
They have had long experience in the management al
nrgropa, and are Themselves lnrgr Hired
will receive the trcatms"' In lssret
ihrt they give their One oi u w
l.ynchburg, IN, time ill ihe l0lh Of Jahdnry tho
Nusn naton Hotel, or Mt McCorke Simpson IL ] once.
rat Mcdaniel n Hurt. They will also buy and
firys dec . lHcla SCOTT & ADAMS
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ANTHRACITE COAL.

1--WE subscribers have Just received from Pbimdol.
phia their winter supply of Anthracite Coa, CON
sisting of the ioltwlng kinds, viz:
l4J0 Tons broken rel nsh
1903 &" lump white ash
2l2 " broken white ush,
Us " nett, red n.l--fpr 4mn stoves cooking,
Which they offer on reasonable terms ns il can be
purchased m the city. They respectfully solicit cn
from their old friends in Lynehbug
dec 3-Alw WIN. ~ DAVIS X co
~ Rrpuhl icnn COPY.
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NOTICE.-lIavings sold my entire interest in the
" concern of MA = & WINSTON to JOS. Z.
WINSTON. he uloncis authorized to the name Of
the in liquidation. All debts due the
he paid him, and all debts due by it must be pre-
scented q him for collection.
Nov 21th, 1853. NJ. II. NACE
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The Frederick Female Seminary,

r. located Frederic, Cry, Md. al henlldy und
l. pleasant Il '''gn n my in the southern States
THIS Institution hns nm abl, clici, Mt Bnar1 81
Professors and Teachers gand Library, exccllnni Nh
sicnl Insrrumentsan extensive Chemical and Pho-opl
cn Apparatus and il Is confidently believed hnI offers
macy facilities lo impariing thorough excn,ivn
aud refined cducnton asn, y Seminary in the lnnd
The School is not Sectninn--'"n The contrary, thu
Jung aides strictly required 10 attend such Church
parents designate ocompuI led nj Ways by toicher
Scholars will be received any tire during the yenr,
and will be chnrgcd propJrfionuby from tho date of
their entrance to the close Of the Scholastic year in
july.
The duties Of the School will be resumed after the
Christians Holidays the Bird lay al JunYnry. which
would be very appropriate time for Scholars to enter
the School.
For board and Tuition, including furnished Rooms,
Light, Fuel Washing. etc. 5000 per Scholastic year
PAYABLE half yearly in advance.
r1Y' For Circulars, and other particulars address
dec e. df22drc II WINCHESTER Pfest.
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OILS FOR SALE
IMPORTANT DiSCOVES.;;
PEI.ii I1f' IN TEN MINUTES

pRNANS Pl ,MONIC WATERS ule uniailire III
- the e" 5oughs, Colds A.lhmn, bronchitis
Sore Thrnur Iluars bess Difficult Breathing lnepiub
Consumption, and seases Of the Lung, They hase
taste OF medicine aud my child win tnko them
Thousands hive beenI tered health thar had before
desl'aired. Testimony ven m tunlrcds Of rase-.
single dose relieves il II MINUTES.
Ask for Brynns Pnlm &c Wuters--the original nd
only genuine is stamped sryan." spurious kinds me-
offered for sale Twenty.fs cents box. Sold by len-
ars generally. j. BRYAN co. Rochc.or n. Y. PRO.
prirt'rs Wholesale by j. b WOOD, Richmond r II.
ROBERTSON &CO.. Peter. 'rei J. H. PATTERSON
&Co, Wheeling and d. H. l. MAN Lynchhurg
I5-d3mif
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! Nan Street. adjoining the Warwick Hnuse frort.
y feet; LOT & TENEMENT on Main Street,
\ omng Brnces Stable; A LOT AND TENEMENT,
NiaiH Street fronting 0 frrf known MS the Farmers
Bd: LOT x TENEMENT on Main tre,, front
s23 eet used a~a Tobacco Factory by J. W. Stone;
.lof TENEMENT rr Tan Yard Alley, in rear Of
a. ~, iintrl fronting % feet; A LOT & TENE-
r. On Jeher.nn Streetuscd asa Commission House
ayelie hlrptnc, Esq: LOT in Sandy Iio' k, con
3s Acre; FOU R LOTS containing ! Acre each,
Diamond Hill near Republican Spring; LOT on
lsnehhufe and Salem Turnpike road adjoining the
~ r'A ut fayne 4 Crumpton, containing Acre.
4 oh an inrd Alley, ntsinine Aele, adlnining
'slrhce Of Wm. A. Talbot, E.q,; A LOT on Cooke
"'i lllonlGg Ahe residence + Price, Esq, con
ing Ace, and LOT On FEDERAL HILL. near
'''ld'nee Of VIM. Crumpton, Esq continuing
- 81 iel7 property is desirahly located, is well
th attention OF business and persons in want
''et Ter feNiienc's. The sale will be upon a cred
~ sfnIFe api eighteen months. for equal install
ms ID a.e purchase money, sub Get to the future APP
: a ts Court. The Purchasers will be required to
.lA "sfa good personal security for the purchase
- qua lie fite will be- withheld furthur secu-
'9'3 81 10 sesalr in default OF the pay ment ct any
y '2@P VI 4As iustulmcnis. the same become due"
JOHN II. TYREE, {ro,.,.s
SAM'L TfREE.
~ lS-ftl9ler (EXprrss CupV.)
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TRACT OF LAND

shirh the snid George 7. S"end now resides, lying
cnu,,y al Bedford on James River. nb,ul 20 mil rs
- # Lynrhburg. and continuing about 321 ACRES
~ t tie most valuable -arms in Upper Virgin
whether considered IN references IL lis fertility, It's
,sui, nee to mulket, or location for eichandi-
ION the Commission and Forwarding busir,ss. A
Iii n of the Tract is BOTTOM LAND living
sa.aely james river and the entire tract is land
5e lte-l churacter well timbered and watered, and
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Telegraphed for the Daily virginian.
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.
HOstiiities between the Turks and
Russians Active.
Baltimore and Richmond Markets.

NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-The steamer Niagara Ia,
arrived. Letters from Constantinope say the
operations at Oltenitza were feigned attacks, de-
signed to deceive Gortzehakoff in his plans, in
which they were successful.
Omar pascha, the Turkish commander, is com
bining his troops to attack Bessaraba
1t is said the Russian army have received or
ders to assume offensive operations and to cross
the Danube. In the meantime, diplomacy for II
settlement of the difficulties is very active For
the present hostilities have ceased along the Mol
dayian and Walachian lines
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Blanks! Blanks!! Blanks!!!
AT THE VIRGINIAN OFFICE.

I
u Executions,
Delivery Bonds and Notices
Indemnify Ing Bonds.
SHERIFFS' Delivery Bonds and Notices,
- 1ndemnifying Bonds.
Bills of Lading, Negotiable Notes,
Checks, different Sizes, Bonds,
And all the different BLANKS which sale car
he had at the Nirgnau Office wher, there
ul supply just issued from the press.
The gentleman to whom the execution Of this department
business is entrusted has superior the
who order work at this establishment may
speedy and faithful performance
Ourfacilitcsfor Pamph let, ard, and X uIe w X,
complete which with the large addition of Types
Embellishments recently rIade, make the Nirgnian good
Office AS l. to he found in the interior
Orders from the City aud Country respectfully solicited.
in 26-daeifts TERRY a SHIELDS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-10
,uBLIC SALE OF vaULUABLE

IAN1 \ OIIfEH FHUFEKI1 IN BEDF UHU.
aar -nance uf deed of trdst, Xeuted IL me by Geo
SnraI bearing date On the lilh day Of November
B. ln1 ii record in he Clerks office OF the county
an nj b. lord will, On the 18th day of December
A. ON the premises sell to the highest bidder, pub
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-10

RICHMOND MARKETS, Dec. s.-Flour firm at
81 Wheat 81 40 to 50. Tobacco-new loose,
common, SO 50 to 5; old shipping 10 to Is
Corn-od 20 to -; new 65