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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-11

T. river sin gradually falling and at dis time
there are barely 26 inches water on the Shoals.
Light drsught steamers continue TO ruu regularly
bstween this port and Paducah.
Inc weather yesterday was cold aud clear.
Tie C,Ja is the regular packet to-day for Iadu-
cab. Her hour for departing is 20 t. NJ.
The AU,riDc also leaves th's a.a.aing for Pa
ducah.
CAIRO PAcrrr-"he Llia has been put on the
river packet TO ruu between this port aud Cal
70 leaving here every Thursday at 10 a NJ, and
Cairo every Saturday at . P. d. This packet oi.l
connect at Cairo with the daily line Of mail packets
which ruu between Cairo and New Orleans, and with
the Illinois Cenuoi E.i'ry43 from ca. 10 81 Ions
Passenger, for New Gd.aita Mcmfhisand 81. Louis
will I'd this packet advantageous 10 their interests
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CC.I.n TIHr-,aIs.

BALTlNOgE. DC. > J. u.
CoEFFE.-rhc coffrc market Is Grm, with consid
cradle animation, We learn that the cargo of the
Vim. PmlIney, 1000 bags Rio, was sold in Phldel
phia yesterday Al l21e, which is an advance. Sales
here to-day Of 1000 bags fair Rio ut Ilga!I3c
also 100 bags rcj ctel at II bc Prime Is Erld at
i@4c. We quote higuayrt at lI5al2c; Java Ia
pl54c. Stock on hand 3 900 bags.
NEw ORLEANS Dec ). P NJ
CoFFEa.-200 bags prime lex ReJecca were
sold u 70.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-11

Coon Nrws Uudcr This head the Tullshoma
Courier, OF Saturday, announce dat ihe first bar
Of iron WAS that day LAID on tie Meanwhile and
Manchester railroad
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-11
JadiciaI Election Returns.

tbs REILLY FANILr.--We lre p, qu,sted 20 stale
'iat the REILLY FAMILY contemplate yi,ituv our
City next week with view to giving a seIi,s Of
Concerts.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-11

The Chattanooga Ga:,a Of the sA ms, says corn Is IN
dgraud at SIC per d shed.
The Savannah Republican OF the 1h, Saws the stock Of
corn in ia m'rkst Ua demand god. The quotations
range from 2qc to 81.
The Char,-t,n Cr,.r,.r n ,he tn says
CmS.-fhr receipts sire E't c'np'izc gome 0OO
In .s Norll Carolina e the rev crop, and upwards Of
5Itt 5uhe tv aa railroad. The former has been sold NJ
lcss within lie range u quot tOs, viz. IOo3l per
bu'hcI strictly prime parcel might, Ton Us res mt
scarcity, trg thing ghts fgur but tht y
via give very hir ia Of The present state = a..
IT The ate: sells from 1os 70 FL 2 has. OF jt rs, suohs
rculrI.
The New or'clrs lHt Of he evening Of The 5.h says:
C"HN.-srm, 5urn sacks sold hy party (ou Change
DO ia ing / 3 g, an 3 . o facSs Csc a bus.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-11

TnEAraG.-To-nigb, Hr. E-aneu srgcais as
Tag,,ius' the Roman iul,er After tae tragedy
!. over, Nadine Dina sill pery.a some brilliant
iea;s on the tight rope.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-11

CHARLIE roS, De- T-r 81.
90 TaS.-in" ma k"t is -ighiy teader. Sales day
90 bales at - : &c hs 10 8 I6.h.
: Augusta, Dec I-P y.
Colr1S.-Tha dcmoud to-day has teen moderate, and
tuur .t.ous H" barge o. IN cate decline Of = 20 70
since 10. st.#trler'. accounts.
SAVANNAH, Dec. !.
The "N5w5H. ll''a' ns awe uelr could
ascertain ard shHV a'tCto 90 c"-e of rp ration, yester
cay, nj = f." re rr these + t 'e.N "" learn hat in
sow" # a1.es ff-' :. .lile 70 10 ''ht I'D been sub
u''.I q. He m tri,-t e'-es dGr and rr,g.i T.
lnE Ad Ds. ...-a z. Good Nnidlug ..-.......9
N.f'l ng ....---,iF Kidding Fan ~
STREET AI.a. lI-......... so
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Domestic Hrom Markets.
II TSBURG, Dec.

IGo@.--rhc run Of Metal was only moderately
free tnl week; but it was sufficient 20 supply the
.irbrt and leave some lots upon the makers hands
o.. free supply OF Anthracite Metal keeps the
-n.~ partially above dependence on the Allegheny
..utee uen, and thcy don't care TO BUY largely,
Except at a concession on previous rat, 5. ! hear
. ..es Of 500 ton Of \ o I. Allegheny, at $50 90,
mos, ana 1000 tens do, @haGe inferior to
prime No. l., al $29 0oB%3O co, six mos: some
mailer lots Of No > sold at S27 90 cash, and
aZ- 90 six mos. OF Anthracite 10. g. 300 tons at
.sr and 100 dc. in three lots, at S29 CuaS30 90
Bona. a.i TX NOS A iot Of 50 tons Mercer Co.
Drou4.. $40 90 six mos. These figures indicate a
'a-a H.-. trkrt than We have had No sales of
Ter rnes trauspiIing.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-11

PROF. WOODS Ham REsrnRATlyE.-Tile e-tfa--y e a.
who thoroughly the virtues Of tas eeeaaeJ
article Is. haiti will restore In gray and H. bald eradicate
dsoa OF ihs sag, preserve tla h-r l, preserve
the perfectly to EXTERN old age It is at ny
both E.th and without sediments. See Advertisement
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-11

Wv UlIh, NC. d
CoFFEF-The market FOR RIO is very saroug and
advancing from day 10 day with an active demand
from tnc tri.e We quote the advance since our
last fui g. per b. The sales have been 1000
hacs iu'@ l"&tl2a; 5000 do Mararaito Io5ca 2c;
1000 ID st. Domiugton I0al0+. A cargo Rio in
Bati!n.Ie to-day was sold at &C.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-11

f57g~ The legal rates OF nteres . the States hav
ing Conventional Interest aro oHows, to Wit:
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-11

IRoY, NAILS, Pro !RoN--We quote hy the gum
THY as follows: Stone coal br iron BIC; charcoal
bar non lr; all other description at the usual rates
Nails @5 Jul$3 - Ion IOi, and corresponding rates
ior other sizes. Tennessee Pig lion $50 for No.
aud So Tor No. >. Sales Of BrowuspOrt No.
Pi- Iron at The same on and s months. Sales of
ION.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-11

lnoy-she market continues quiet aud the
Transactions small. There is 40 change in prices,
however, aud we continue to quote Ohio hot blast
pig at S3laS35, cold blast do S36aS37, ana Tonnes
see S2SaS$o, common bars remain al 24aS, and
charcoal 4I44c
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-11

90 GREAT CURE RHEUAATIsM The Editors n the
- tch1- ond Republican Of December 24th, 1852 says
that Carriers Spanish Mixture is quack medicine.
They had in their press room afflicted with violent
Mercurgl Rheurat1, who continually complaining of
misery in the back, limbs and Jintshs eyes had become
eversh and matter neek swollen throat sore, and all the
symptoms Of Rheumatism, combined with Scrofna. Two
bottles of Carriers Spanish Mixture him. and an
editorial notice above they bear testimony its wonder
ai ELECTS and say their only regret is that all suffering with
disease Of the blood not of the existence Of such
medicine. They cheerfuly recommend 1t.
See they certificate ard notice in full around the bottle
decl-lm
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-11
DAN. A. JOHNSTON.

w AfCbHfAhEh5 VENEZUELAN AZ
No. 4s CHERRY sTsEET. (CooPER's BUnDISe,)
~ HAS Just received lot Of new and fash 80
/ ksSN ionabe JEWELRY, which be viii s-h as SST7N
| E1sp heap ss can be bought in Nashville. - 81
! No. viii also Inanusacturess 49,
S.syE5TSY AND SILVER WORK
# every description to order en the shortest notice. ST.
! YER Spoons, FORKS, KNIVES, PLATED AND FANCY
FOODS generally constantly hand and 70! sale very
heap. ieozi~
ATANY Kew as,d Beautiful Articles ad-
Va ded to ny usual supplies
= Do not i'rget ny sPs9'd soaS 1 saIo
Corner Of Cedar street sld he Square,
apr25 Nashviile, Tenn.
IAN. TEIGG.
\ u G g . II z T. e
AHD GENERAL AGfNr
&c. CO Cherry st1ao1, Nashville, Geua..
j5T III attend to Che Sac e Dry Goods, ducyres, Aea
: Ls,-v-, -ad Psrsc-ai Property.
,so win sttsnd 10 he Renting OF co citing of Rents o.
EcnSes, Hire Of Negroes.
TINS collecting u Cairs or the a.ustr-eut OF the
same, placed IN ais hsas III b ATTENDED 70 sita pronft
aess and aespA'eh ie'-u
BAGS BAGS.
'INH!ETy bales Richmond rs Osna5arsz;
Z 2i bales ctisni +
iH Do Franklin Il do
suita,e for making bags.
SUPERIOR PLANO Fe2rEs.
=
( Z As nos IN store terve Scru,y Of PIANO --vzz-
- tt3AI--, cf very Superior tore. state
an4 tn!sh, Of :, 81 o. aud oataves, u.a- { :
HlltF7. DAVIS g Co., Boston.
@ ErLEEEE q Co. E9str-.
NUNS --taE, Nea Ay.t
Fiich ,r aIra. lily, perfection ana vol,ts af tone ar.
agt el9aea ~ any oer makers kuoEi. this market suc
Which ho VIII dispose Of nsouECtr-ars i.r.,s Will al
addition ~ carriage. Those wishing t. purcI ,. eaa !,
welt g" -i7 "s ts s quite crowded az! t,ryo.s e.
sea ,' "-As room iof a1i-r- V=.y SO u $50 Cei.
WET! WHEAT.
eo9.OE5 gssfsEEE.g-~ VTEEEGT
W. ANTED a1rr- i-ely 80 th- ,Ac.s cash -gse Bag
w furnished if t-siist. d. D. DICErY
aug3 70 . College street
4 ALLSy 8. CaS8g s.S-3a0 boxes J. Doyle ( CO..
hrc pressed sumner I~IlJw JauGes ia store AMI Jl
sale by lle2ii W. 4. GORDON co.
OsNAEsE-EsC ss-3o bales q rrion Factory Georgia.
~ OsnahurEs hg@TT article sui able for wheat BAGS for
shipment Nost,i for sale by W. Il. GORDON q 90.
C0AF25) boxes No l Bar Soap in store and for sals
- BY liea@l W II. GORDON CO.
NTAELS-lOOO kegs Shoenbercer's Nails in store and
~ FOR sale by Liyl W. II. GORDON co.
GUNNY ssACS-IOG bales az best glnn7 bags. lust
II received and fer sale ". II. GORDON co.
DAErEEmgRE C0E'FEE;-7OO sac S prime to
- chose Just received oLl III sale.
septs ". II. GORDON co.
COTTON VATs NS-5o5 bags 500, 800, loo and 100
- Cotton Yarns FROM IL different FACTORIES store aud
or sale by Ljet5l ". II GORDON 90.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

49, To Nervous suffersrs-A REasatD cLEEGyHAS,
restored 70 health in few days. after many days
OF great nervous suering anxious to make known the
means Of cue. Will send tree the prescription used. Dr.
rect the Rev. JoES NJ DAGNAL No 80 Fulton ST. Brookly
Yew York.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-11
JOHN RAMAGE,.
AZ College street, NASHVILLE,
DEALtR
cots, SHOES AND BROG ANS,

HOOTS, SHOES AND 8ROGANS,
WHOLES8LE AND EELAIL.
HhNt row on hand Large and SeieraI Assortment Ct
1 ac best manu- ao'ure for Cty and Country Trade
Merchants AMI Planters Ei End IL their advantage 70
eS,rr. nay stack t,fl gurCklsIEs.
d-gi JOHN r MAGE
TRUNAs! TEUyKs!!
nF Ore hest SOFA LEATHER, ana Il every Sic and
~ uu,ry.
bagsy Trunks, yases, travelling Bags sna saiehels-a
large assortment JOHN RAsIAGE,
d1cl a Cu &c street
Read About Blank Books, &c.
4 S as season ogcnus nev Account Book. IS lst APP
pt4sa.i- u-nu .t,e tlie aftcut. ~ o. Intend
l7- t9 boy. o. ly STOCK SLAMS Books. These Of
tHr e' qualify of Paper. su3 tthnat 70 g. su.t ~
u also pared g. flr-h Couutinv hau.r-, With Piper
lus aad ia stqIt cyss dr c4ip7u Cd, sl,nery, Tic
latr1st p irrs
acst Hre CHArLEs ". SMITH.
Notice TO Stockholders
OF TuE NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD
1 \ Election Of Fifteen Directors 70 manage the
AZ s OF The Company c. tAu ear, all be hed at
hgtAecalofoush GA htuSESD4Y he l4a DIS " December
nst stuckhr'gs 81 usual, vii be .rred thg road
tr or hc day previous, day 81 ssd dgy ser The cgsioa,
10 shosig ther Cci aneslss 4 soes 70 lbs Conductors.
V. a. CLAWS,
decl-ld Treas. cr arj secrs,ry
ftssEt Ss'--laa boxes pr aiu Rest,in Reserve Aud
g. r. Fii.i Dairy Cheese, rcctlvtJty
na,ls WFsS-L a THOMPSON
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r,--~--,r,-, ~ 49,, =, - -
A--~- I-'' 1l@'D NJ" /" 'iOi-E hi
SIS u sGtE1 ~ seE.ksSH-s
A y Nos g -,r q I,.-aF e.~s,.--
gsIH..- U., q .''
r. bss. .r.sh Ea...rs.
20 Its fresh Fish
I.u DHis ho,asses,
5.GEaeza Salt.
sHuW HNg.EE%oFsE.
80
FRou usNU.NS4r..
100 xs. halves aud aus. star Candles.
200 t1z. Pat Eyed p Buckets.
an nest. t"5s;
- ~ w hl-ids'
-tt Sy- $500 a.....- gl..
~, 49, y5.H ~. ~, .-e-
1al !" No.
10 " 0I Ryr
B-Hr05i.
so " Marlnyaae.a;
20 On;
IS ~ Wine.
FRoH NEW YoRE,
ocssss Ene.b s.J,.
20brcs Race Gmge.,
20 " Pepper;
90 co Spice.
cero1as Iniigoi
casks HaJdrr;
'"o"oo g. d. Gaps
s,.Fss,a go, spsFEx
a.t.-, go, So.
,t-. cog
.Is 1-."
FiE'r.4 sTE#s.EEsts
o..t.rs a-sg.faf Nails
s. s.G e ra. :. 5, s st is rr i-
.IlI.5 nov sIlaf r,rse be- ci,I 9t -, Mes,
bl. f-ure r n t-c y,ssrf-- t4ff,,3 tit AMI So 81 .
stlr,' C.i-HCu hyDFFsov
rotg3 ms ..I . T,r. u II
d LIA lLCEIN-J, O. W or LITTLE A-l2A.
Go 14.L .ssa-4.1.
,rrtrr- ISM srgr4py t.r
I no ...,r,tf,t r, s., .r.-,ses sd fy,,. ,,.s,,o>
CAVE JoNNfA CHASSIS gr. zoe same ast.1i. rr lrr.
-5, - tsose. ,,,,r..t.I ,-,l FL. ~ .. .
,s,,e szs.,,.sr..s .sgty,v.
re q ~. pei L,.I'- " Na-i err I'D IfireF ftc % h
&c i'f "hi- "a '-' tt.' .a NNl sen ilr tul
Those or which ON ht'r paid Eve vi sai or trcr ID
- case waf autn -a.as o. B, Tie se qiy of Gsse.
,s 9'-.ly 81 Ls'' ~ 3 avg N.f. .l-a-i W superior.
go o. ''---e 1''-e 'N"- SCI 'T 'l, o. .s tce'
i'suiy. = tt"NEfSt
Vt'iS = -L--4 %.
,,tt,,..- - l.t - =
Is - nv, T. - ~ ~ , u, an ne balance
= -, - - 80 p, -- - 2 ~ y LIS 10. 81 -u
t.lcI's '' ae a.'oI '.ea' % spec
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-11
wuoL' wooi - won't:

~ 4 u AetsA silaai.l1 -srfrrr or - as-
W 90 % F-rt rTrl1 Hfa give a.sf IL a. --
eno-s. ADDRESS ~ h. e.. Tf-e Wig OuiJen
g~f-erf
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-11

SIC 81 F se notice % difference in prices TIE aIt.
Gle f.r vhie' yaa h-Fe ' t3eaa Gra-s win son fr t..
Those mr. Which ON have paid ts, vllsa Or three 10
80 cases autuE .e O.. B., t'e qualify Ct Glasses
,Ie quality % Is.l 4r and wort ll4azi o. superior
SrC 81. t41,c AU.i-c 'fat SCI Tor cash. us l,iCus
l-stfg. :. FLOWERS
ectl2 L'L.yu IL
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-11

4 House ma lot on Nci.suore street The 80
"A To- hss4 Us icet Qn NsisunIe sirrrf. and runs 4
ack lQl lrvt- i-s !iousr $50 SOY 4 ci a - 81 p
com l.ns .t.r4, lal q. I'VE anl itlla. Ei- ll . b
have, s.. fh rrrr--'~ 2 .-rtal r. ere ea ...... q
Ia, Aafhsc and &orh-l,stcru Railroad -s1a. T. .,o
crnVeni. % 10 O.. tllaes Ioron az me civ md
ha UpCu rooi terms Dor urhrr tnorraHtian rr-Iv o.
T. a. BsLLyNE.
cCo @ NJ he' Sa 70 n-aIt.iH-k
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-11

INTEEE-r vi. gHEEFNTiO Al
NUu HENlIUs I'D lsTEEEsT
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-11

C,AsH ass - a's-'s aaas. priss Ba-4 o. ss..l al
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-11
READ AND Pc WISE

I(Elt knoEn tbs 1itEsus " nashville and me balance
II q the Hlu.u any, hat I, J. EL0WEES 30. 4I Lu.
ion street. have i1st received Lue % ~pct-
taCiCs- So vn 90 OPTICIANS a. The "Caaua,e Convex
GlIsses-hett,r known la th.s comuunty 4s BRAZILIAN
PEBBLES, aa1s from Lrazilu stnds sh.sl ufHrg On
sell "a res-s nlnis pr.ce-. b. follows
L-.-- ------- NJ -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-24
Auction Sales,
BY J. G. MCGUIRE. Auc.ioneer.

ny - Os mc6 IKE. AucsfO neSr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE AND eii.i
i bly, situated House and Lot on 9th stree, west,
between and streets north.-By virtue o. deed
OF trust, bearing da.e on the 10Th day of February,
1853, ald recO ded in Liber J. A. s., No. ST. foios
6i, &c the subscriber will cell at public sale on
MONDAY, the 2eth dan of May, ls5 ;, at 5x o'clk
p. m on the premises, Lot No 4, in Square No.
4eo, fronting "a feet . inches OH 9th street west
between and streets north. by 90 feet inches
deop, with the buildings and Improvements, consist
ing OF four story brick dwelling house. with back
building, built of the best material and in the best
manner, and very comnodous, with all the modern
Improvements, and in all respects one of the most
desirable houses in Washington, and but recently
built, and well known as the properly OF Peter b ev
ncr. The property III situated in one oil the health
lest aud most desirable parts ofthe city, and offers to
persons seeking residence or investment an oppor.
tunity seldom occurring
The terms of sale will be One half cash, and the
balance in 6, l2 le, and "a months, for notes bear
ing interest from DAY Of sale secured by deed in
trust udOn the property. the terms of sale are not
complied with in six days after the sale the property
will be resOld, upon one weeks notice, at the risk
and expense of the purchaser. All conveyancine 1T
the expense Of the purchaser.
CHI as. 8. WALLACE, Trustee.
JAS. g. MCGUIRE,
ap pB-Jtawhds AuctioneeT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-24

A CAREFUL SUIcIDE.-A farmer Of
Western New York, married for a second
wife, lady whose personal charms and
domestic virtues, were in quite an une-
quail proportion. Among other freaks
she had, whenever crossed in any of her
little conceits, decided penchant for
suicide; at least, she often hinted at this,
as long contemplated remedy for the
Oft-recurring ills ofmarried life. Taking
offence, on time, at some supposed do
mestic indignity, she donned her very
best rig, and seeking a convenient place
for the experiment, slipped her neck into
a moose arranged conveniently for the
purpose, and thus suspended awaited fur.
tner Developments, As expected her
husband soon made his appearance near
the terrible scene, and was neither long
nor ceremonius in relieving his beloved
from her great peril. She was not so far
gone, however, as to be speechless, and
exclaimed. rather spitefully, Stephen.
Stephen, don't muSs my ruf1es so, for
there ~il be a great many IN TO see me to-
morTor!"-Roohester Union.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-24
By JAS. c. McaUIKE, Auct,on..r..

BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctionsers.
T'RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE and eli
L eibIy situated Hous" and Lot on Maryland ave
nue., between ana 9th streets west By virtue
o' deed OF tIus. bearing date the day of Feb
ruary 1853, and recorded in Liber J. Il. s. No 81
f1liOs 3d. &c. the subscriber will SELL at public sale
TN THURSDAY, the 3lst day Of MAY, 1855, at 5I%
O'Clock, m, on the premises, all that piece or par
eel OF ground lying and being situate in the city of
Washington, and known sud distinguished as Lot
q, in the subdivision Of Lots Nos. g. O. TO- ami IL
in square No. 1872 fronting % feet inches On Ma
ryiand avenue, between AZ and 9th streets west
aud running back TO % feet alley, with the build
iBgs and improvements, which consist of a well and
substantially built two story and attic brick dwelling
house, with two story frame back building and ne
cessary Outbuildings.
The above property Is situated in healthy and
desirable location, and rapdly enhancing in value
and offers favorable opportunity TO persons dssi
r0us OF obtaining q convenient and comfortable res
idence, or making an investment
The terms Of the sale will be ene-half cash, and
the balance in g. IL, and ls months for notes bear
ing interest from day Of sale, secured by deed of
trust on the property.
IL the terms OF sale are not complied with In six
days after the sale, the property will be reso!d at
The risk and expense OF the purchaser upon one
weeks notice.
All conveyancing at cost Of purchaser.
Title indsputabe.
CHAs g. WALLACH Trustee.
JAS. G.. MCGUIRE,
may s-SOSus AuctiOneeY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-24

A RICH INCIDENT.-The Buffalo Re-
public relates the following amusing and
somewhat amusing story: "Meanncss
occasionally meets with shock that is
lesson to all concerned, especially to
the victim. On the Cleveland cars. a
few days since, coming to Buffalo, was a
stalwart man going to New York to buy
goods. lie was not what might be called
stingy or close man, but he was one
who, when there was cent due him
that swindling might deprive him of,
would sacrifice q fifty dollar bill to save
the copper. Our friend had started from
Cleveland without any breakfast, and
when Erie hove" in sight, he gathered
himself up for a general skirmish for
any and all kinds of provisions. He had
carpet-bag with him, and going into
the dining-room at Erie, deposited his
carpet-bag on one chair, while he took
another by it's side. He was lost for
about ten minuteS-perfectly oblivious
to any thing, save that he had blessed
consciousness CT something rapidly fill
ing up his 8. inwards." About this time,
the landlord came round, and stopping
by our friends chair, calculated q Dol.
lar, sir" "a dollar" responded the
eating mana doalar-thought you
only charged fifty cents meal for one
eh 2" That's true" said meonness,
" but l count your carpet bag one, since
it occupies seat" The table was far
from being crowded.) Our friend expos.
tulsted, but the landlord insisted, and
the dollar WAS reluctantly brought forth.
The landlord passed on. Our friend de-
liberately arose, and opening his carpet
bag full to its wide mouth, discoursed
unto it, saying" Carpet-bag-it seems
you're ali individuals human indivld-
ual, since you eat-at least I've paid for
you, and now you must eat"-upon
which he seized everything eatabls with.
in his reach-nuts, raisins, apples, cakes
and pies-and amid the rosrs of the BY
ISLANDERS, the delight of his brother pas.
sengers, and the discontinue of ,hs land.
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LOOK ELL

MORE BOUNTY LAND TO ILL WIN served
1sl In ANY WAR since 1890. whether rs Ofhcers
Soldiers, IilOrs, Marines, Clerks, Indians, Chap
aims, Wagon Masters, Teamstess, Landsmen, (or
their widows or minor chiIdren) who have not yet
received full i6O acres ana have been in service ID
days, will do well g. write to pad. and their
Land Warrants will be Forwarded TO them Tor the
a. Owe quantity, ald charge they do get it.
LLOYD s. CO,
Claim Agents Office, opposite u. 8. Treasury,
" ashingtOn CHy, ID. C mar 6-3m
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FISCHER'S BAND FULLY ORGAN

HAVING now completed all my arrangements
IL for first rate BASS aud COTIL ION
BAND, am again at the service of the public tc
attend Excursion Parties, Exhibit ons, Parades, Pie
Mics, Balls, and Serenades. All those i'm favor of a
Citizens band are respectfully invited to encourage
our en- erprise, here in Washington City.
FISCHER, Leader.
p. S.-This Band, under my direction, is regularly
Uniformed, and from practice over twenty years |
can give satisfaction to every one.
Residence, Pa. avenue, north eide, bet. 9th and
10Th streets first door west of Iron Hall.
Orders left with Messrs Hilbus s. ri Il punctuai'y
attended to. may I4-In,.
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1.-THE cditress of the Ladies' Reposi.
tory says, Kisses, like faces of phi.
losophers, vary. Some are as hot as
coal fire, some sweet as honey, some mild
as milk. some tastelecs as long-drawn
soda. Stolen kisses are said to have
more nutmeg and cream than other sorts.
As to proposed kisses they are not liked
at all. A stolen kiss is the most agreea-
be. We have been kissed few times,
and as we are not very old we hope to
receive many more" An exchange i'm
pertinenty inquiries: "At what hour
may the lady be found in her Office"
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By j. G. MCGUIRE, ,Auctioneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT
Y Public Sale On FRIDAY afternoon, June |,
al 5H O'Clock, on the premises, slfah sell, by o.
der OF the Orphans Court, that valuable piece OF
property situated the corner of 10Th and street
and generally known as the Medical College. The
lofronts 81 feet inch street by So feet on 10Th
street, containing 3 ,543 square feet.
The building consists of a substantial and we'll
built three story brick Building which Is admirably
adapted for a warehouse, for manufacturing or
school purposes Portions Of this building are now
under very satisfactory rent.
Title perfect
Terms: One third cash; the residue In 6, IL, Ie,
and "a months, with interest, secured by deed I
trust on the premises.
q. IT, NODRSE, Administrative,
BY WM. NOURSE, Attorney,
JAS. T.. MCGUIRE,
may o-eohds AucuOneer.