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La get snouni iasnrod on M ene lfe tie.000
hok FRAkRLl :, PrrsilsaL
srsrN SHu Yeas, CsST . ousTf NEu YsEK
Nor Fnantn u ssd cay, prvsi rns Of TIE New fnsi
La ihsaI aomp2y eefag duy IN msd, dosh .scAf
aad ssy thai accord the btui 81 ge. infer
nation and hs the s0g stst-seng 10 eorreei
that al \ q sFpin rei~rred N De u
goes is' AZ mporssy Pvd,snsy. That d.
e vpAny 81 NE oats ~ sd stasaaarE
o. as 66 inve-tsi q thersts ai-d anf sst frth
al aasd tais Z n dag 81 gal,, 81. . fws ne,
"A FrANsbIs ~, ooas. q Desds-
This errfif that tse Sxw Tara Lie fnseranss cou
pasF hAa ufh al the "a rrHens u an Al s-eo
b. IL = stare ~ = eDtil An q o fegeis''
"a heFa9 Aevnt o. s.sa eomPary Ia ms oy hashvis,
!. Q. LurrRKLL. c0npsroiiss.
D3l b. Thna y. AohT.
W. teFsignef caatnats mate insarsBcss fnr hs
- " ssaltsasa Ie1sAns - his az. 10cnfR nAst-
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Corn Meal.
A good as Enyi odyL, n. G. RrM ELS.
HuTra for BuclmOre & FiliinghaIss
PEAKIN', = liam lot Of yer, ohoie. eo,s, TO-
Q z saie low A. D. G. hUM-SNr
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-11

OOOO KrGa sho-nherger's Nails all sizes;
%OOO Pm 'uHen Painted Buckets;
900 hrX rt:k bsrsy Prescois ". Soap;
2tB b He ne = NouIi Tzllow Candies
o. bbls GJlden Syrup;
81 {" Sugar House Mo,asses,
In st7re and hr sale BY W. IA. GORDON 4 CO.
marcel -
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SIAaE41a1 OFIHE cOhDlTiOE OF
ETkA INSURANCE COMPANY
July lst, 1853 as required BY the Law Of the State
Of Tennessee, Of March lat, 1855

The mare q the rporstion KTEA lhS52AScs CoxPIST
located al Hartford, Conn.
The Capital u Five Hundred Thousand Dollars, and Il paid
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BUFFALO and
NIAGARA FALLS
To AL me Eastern ei''es.-
Thr-s daily ia tern Trains A. 5A n 10 n and sP ~
TlR-T TRAIN Cleveland, Pit'shurg. Struby Bvi- and
VII cling. Lightning Express raues Cincirnt NJ eiock
FOR all the vs. tern cities; slsO, neroit via Cleveland
spr'nrh ID Wilmington CirNlev'pe, Ian sser ard
vile, Chllcohe ard athens III 'rir stops beV tin
cinnst and Co nmbus At ove I'D Morrw X-nia and Lon
don oaly. tr1AA ll-- r...-
siC1SD TRAM cleveland Pitt,hurg and Wheeling w
pres Maj. leave @ H~inn-t vt ~ CLOCK A via Cleye
band, PtfshDr W. eH kr all the Fsstrn cits This
Train stops at all the points between Cincinnati and Column
bus
THIRD TR IN Accommodations, caves Cincnnad at
$50 o'cic~t n Sprirg hesd Wilmington rcevile
ard Ter c. cai and HiI .borrpgh. THIS train
sto1s at ali f'ts be- n~i' nttf Sn' -Ehed.
FOURTH !RtIN-CIevt nj snd Pittsi Night ENuress
leaves CneiI t At dclo1k Cevrii and Pitts
hurry pr al stern Cite This train stops at all poi tt
between Cincinnati snd Columbus
One Train Sunday =. So O'Clock ?. VI, for Columbus
Trains run by Columbus Time Minutes faster than Gin
cinnati .. r.H
Fare as Lew as by any other Route.
FOR THROUGH TIE kETS, ..
And all informstio please p' At 'hs offices No Rurnet
use, second door Wesi OF Wire street; No III Gibson
House Building and Old office southeast ~ Broad
way and Front street opposite Spencer House, the
Eastern tLitre NamD Depot. Essr Front
ODee hears from ~ 4 If aRfd 81 p. d.
" STRADER, G, nIAg't.
THE ONSTRUs LINE
Calls for Passengers all the pr epa Hotels for each and
every trim Bv leaving directions at ether 81 the above
)oes will call for passengers r AL ~ h cv, with
out fail. tDay2Tl II. b RUGGIES, Conductor.
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Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
sPEtIsL M BCS. 70 SBIPPLkS,
Hw S..W..n.amh A.. wnshwHBI.

a the kEsi via AMI chattanooga railroad Company
n have notified srd reminded the Central karosG Com
Anies 81 &c F-ia. Of ard IL net
hav- nceu gnzeh n the har bills q
that Company, rrcenti dstrbaied ia our city. We take
hns abe vii b IS for e0 b. on Art rlas
oOs and 81 IS grand hi = represent ti25 10
a. 'hrcng hrst elss gyOs from the
ward Nashville has bgt he VsrAiion N 10 cts
.dfts IN spHner and dedecodrf 10 cts. PEI iOD he.
Whtei aha maze thv r-ts pr adtt ksment,
81 s. hon Jau. December and 81 fFm Dec Junsk
H. I ANDPRSON,
iuueT Superir q ndant
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Who wants TO Bet 7

flEE hundrrd bags Of flour,
~ Fhy BUSH Meal, -c
4" Five hundred pounds chnisa Hams.
Have been deposited bef the iolVWinF
terms IS Hams and enough Neal Flour eat 9TH g.
hat thr ssfnl cansRte wih the nrKs Prsdnf q he
lives and doe ru-tgn. Hams q snst haaarrd dsl
rs hog that the candidate uho gets beat s receive
manV rlectafHl votes as the ne ahp ; EucreSsful
he balance bet op orsnny G-rs ~ % ~
20 equal % hr -ntisn-d n th-a- b.
aks -oou IN whale viii be sold Of the
depos Tor. Cheap tor cash D. @. RUaiSEf.
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iKTt,ItE GOGDS. BANA>k LINENS, q G
w just eived eleg assortment q str pei snd
checked Main, OH and Nh. Alsn Olive and dofttd swiss
DzmGsk Table Liuens; Breskfsst AID Dinner Napkins;
lineu shsetngs Lace Cur Damasks with tTiSo.
ming, which Selling al very low prices for cash at
J+l- McCLElLANDs.
UASQI e.! RA>Qtls! Just received, large
IL lot White Brlia and FrCI Oh Spot and lactne
B nd. NJ FEST NcCi.f IL ANDS
GREAI BARGAINS DRESS GU0DH
VI We are offering eltgant Plain, Paid, etr ped and
FoUnced si Plain Printed BsreRrs every thing
IN foods very reduced prices fer cab, at
M.IIELLAED's,
je's 81 ard 81 College street.
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r. C. McNAIRY & co.

r. C. McNAIRY & co.
NO 8, COL. GE STRICT.
IL AVE Just rece,Ved the 70: wing article:
IL White Marches briiiantes FIR BasQdes;
JscoDet and 81 iss Band an unengs;
kmh'd Swis Muslns great variety;
Mullins Collars snd seeves-(separate and In sets)
E'en and Cambria do "
Msurnii do
HIT Blue and Scarlet Bor'd nimity Quilts, Artc
Ladies' AM Misses L,Sls bread Hose;
u doEer small Rd BOnestck Fans
II White
II :" +" Sandal Wood
u " ASSORTED q"
Also large stock extra coIored ard white Cotn
for ervsnt pan g. pei nsnaburgs and Done
ties in great Vare y; and usnahurgs and ir wn D'
mestics; each Dn all H. and prices, I'd al
nd Cot and Linen kht etnRt, lose = spkin
Table Cloths, ana /, &C., ali at the lowest Possib
prc go
Dress C0OdS.
All descriptions Of Printed Bsrtgrs, Tissues Greuadne
and all ltons Of color ed SILKS at greatly r duee
y ice. mJS0 Z. hcEAIRi Gu.
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Fresh Arrivals. ...
AXE have just r. ed and IN" fUHowiB
w articles, which Sil ,el cheap for cash.
ihub J. Mas mock Potatoes;
20H packages tar Candles; 30
1nO ibis Rer1ed whisky;
s. do Old Bourbon do;
25 DO do Rye do;
IS do American Brandy;
b. dozen hro0ms
l25 boxes W K 4 Cheese;
IS bbs Pure Cider Vinegar;
S0ht sgs Shot ..-. ........ - n
1aksgs Bar Lead: a
--a--' HApr WsrPVsSCn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-18
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENS WARE.

NH H. MILLER, SON CO, ,~N
MI importers direct from Liverpool to~
HE&1 Alexandra, beg leave 10 call the at
tention Of dealers, hotel keepers and .
others Of Washington and Georgetown to their
stock of GOODS, which, for extent and variety,
will compare favorably with any establishment
In the Eastern cities.
The connexion Of their senior partner with the
manufacturers Of Europe and the United States
for upwards OF 30 years, has given him advan-
tages In the purchase Of goods equal, II not supe
rior, to any house in the trade. An inspection of
goods and prices will satisfy all parties that puE-
chases can be made Of them upon the most favor
able terms
French China Dime. Sets, gilt and decorated
French China Dinner Sets, gold band and plain
white
French China Vases, Pitchers, Toilet Sets, &c.
other articles Of Teaware
And Dinner Ware, separate from sets
India China Dinner Sets and separate articles al
ways on hand
White Granite Ware In every variety, In sets, and
separate from sets, as may be desired
Blue Printed or Liverpool Ware, the same
Common Edged, White and Rockingham Ware,
In full supply.
Cut, Pressed, Plain and Moulded Glass Ware
from the best establishments In the Eastern and
Western States, which will be sold by the pack
age or otherwise.
Experienced packers employed. Goods put up
by us can be transported by any mode without
breakage.
Fare by the steamboats, from Washington to
Alexandria, almost hourly, l2k cents each way
A quarter OF a dollar thus spent may save many
dollars. dec l.
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Carolina direct Its truth, applicability and
force are amply borne out in the highfalutin,
excited and jesuitical comments 70 which II
has given rise. Mr.. Hurlbut is as essentially
a Yankee in all his nature and procliyitiss
though accidentally born in South Carolina, as
a negro is an African in his, though born Of
African parents on a plantation In the New
World
Mr.. Florence AS this gentleman, one Of
the three himself and Messrs. Herbert and
Denver) from non-slsveholding States who
voted on Monday last against the slave trade
resolution of Mr.. Etheridge, explained bis vote
against it, we re-pu5lish bis explanation from
the official register-the GlObs-as follows:
"Mr FLORENCE. Mr.. Speaker, there a not
quite enough cheese on this figure A. 10 catch
me The attractive trap is not quite well
enough baited, as beautifully gilded as IL is,
to be deceived by it. The real purpose 10 nv
mind is too apparent. sm quite as decidedly
and as strongly opposed TO re-opening the AT
rican slave trade as any one in this broad land,
believing it to be contrary TO the spirit Of the
age, and repulsive to the most acute and sen.
sitlve feelings Of philanthropy and an enlarged
humanity but as L cannot see that any prac.
neal good is to result from an introduction Of
the subject here, or why the valuable tima of
this short session Of Congress should be eaken
up either with the discussion or agitation Of
it, in the form and manner in which the res
Olution offered by the gentleman from Tennes-
see presents it, vote in the negative I"
subsequently, on voting to suspend the rules
to admit Mr.. Orr's resolution, he also took oc-
casion to say
Inasmuch as this matter has been lugsed
In, not by this but by the other side Of the
House, L vote to suspend the rules with view
TO the introduction Of the resolution of the gen
tleman from South Carolina" 4"
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NfANTEI,A,

NEW and BEAUTIFUL STYLE.
Manufactured from Slate stone, by thu
West CGstIeten slate &c pahy, We.
TENHESE MANTELS ARE ENAMELLED IN
Il imitation Of the richest and most expensive
EGYPTIAN, LISBON, VERD ANTIQUE,
PORPHYRY, PYRENEES, BROCATELLA,
AGATE, SPANISH GALWAY and other rare
and desirable MARBLES. The limitations are
so perfect that they chalengethe closest scrutiny.
They are highly polished that they retain their
beauty much longer than marble; are not Injured
by smoke, coal gas, or acids, and can be sold
much cheaper than any others In market. Price
ranging from SIPS to S12.
Architects, Builders, and others are Invited TO
call and examine samples at No. 5l2 Seventh
street, 3 doors below Odd Fellows Hall, up
stairs. L. NJ HANSON,
Sc 12-1y Agent.
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SING RS
improved Sewing Machines.

TO which " az granted the highest award OF
the Paris Exhibition, th ereby receiving
the Worlds Verdict Of Superiority.
VNHE IMPROVEMENTS IN THIS MA
Il chine has simplifed them in many respects,
and they are spableof executing twice the amount
Of wosk they did formerly IN any given time.
They are without question the only Machines ca
pable sf sewing every variety Of goods perfect; e
shirt bosom or heavy trace for harness can be
sewn by any Of these machines by z 2simplechafge
Of needle and thread IN such manner that the
closest scrutiny cannot detect q fault.
Manufacturers, planters and families Will End
them the only safe Machines TO purchase, as they
are built strong and durable, and rot likely io
get OFT Of order.
We have Inacklaes with gaGges attached, fc,
binding hats ca p-fronts, gaiteEs, &c.
Snk, Unread, Cotton Needles, &c, seRstaktly
On hand, az the lowest rates.
PersclsdesIrous oIinformatiOn TegaTiiay sSI
lag NachIa Will please address
I. NJ. SINGER % CO,
las Baltimore street, Baltimore
ND-We are prepared to eIchange these III
shines for old machines OF any kind Terms l. b.
eral Persons " 10 have been inducedto purchosl
Inferior machines under the pretext OF beia,
cheap, will 5ld this a bene5tindeed.
mar 1k-1V
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-18

Y A correspondent of the Charleston Cour-
Ter thus explains the late failure Of Mr. Little
g The true cause Of the failure of Jacob
Little has not yet been publicly stated. de
vsss strong Fremont man, and really thought
lie would be elected knowing that if such
sn event had occurred, there would have been
excitement throughout the country, that bu-
siness would receive fearful shock, and Ca
lamities portend, he calculated that about
this time, amid the universal apprehensions
Of all conservative commercial men, negotia-
tions would be suspended, real estate decline,
and securities of every description tumble
down, and he would reap the profits Of the
public disaster"
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New Publications

From Taylor Maury we have copies Of the
following works:
Cred Boards Stories for Children trans
lated from the German by Cousin Fannie. -
capital book for the holiday season, consist
ing of stories in verse, with humorous silhou-
ette illustr ations.
Worth and Wealth, and Other Tales. bv
Cousin Angie" Another handsomely illus.
trated and attractive Christmas book for the
little folks.
" Daisy, or the Fairy SpectacIes; by the
author Of Violet, Fairy Story" The
universal cOmmendatiOn bestowed upon the
exquisite little story of Violet" published
last year, has led to the issue of this second
book by the same author.
Bright Pictures from Child Life trans
lated from the German by Cousin Fannie. -
Another interesting child's book, takingly
embellished with colOred Autographs.
kobolotzo, a Sequel to the Last Of the
Hugsermuggers, with illustrations by Chris
topher Pesrse Cranch." A most entertaining
fairy story. Cranch's genius develops itself
here most luxuriously in q new Ins-thst Of
humorous illustrations
Conquest of Kansas, by Missouri and her
Ailies; History Of the Troubles in Kansas
from the passage of the Organic Act until the
close of July, 1856; by William Phillips. spe
cial Correspondent Of the New York Tribune
Tor Kansas" A rehash Ct New York Tribune
Kansas horrors specially adapted to the Pres
slttntial campaign, and quite unreasonable
now
RetriOutiOn, Tale Of Passion; by Emma
ID, b. n. Southwsrth." This, next to the
Deserted Wife" we think, is the best of
Mrs SOuthwOrth's numerous productions. IL
abOunds in faults, YET the power of the book
is undoubted, and carries the reader on, dts-
sentingly or not, 70 the last word.
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neutrality-suspicious..

nj NJ. WHITE, SOLEAGENTFORFiS FiSK'S
WI. Alright Metallic COINS for
the city Of Washington, wishes TO sszfEx11
infnrm the pubic that he has now
on hand q large supply OF all sizes, similar In
form 20 the nchest wood codins, and beautifully
finished In Imitation Of rosewood They can be
sold az the same rates well h7ished mahogany
coma These beautiful Alright Comns can De
ready for Use IN thirty minutes for transportation
10 any part OF the n.ted State. he under
signed atteads % UNDER TAKING In all Its
bfanc hes az all hours Of daY or night. Also, on
hand supply Of READY MADE WOODEN
COPFINS.
Purchasers are respectfully Invited to call and
zee for themselves, az No .957 Pennsylvania ave
nue, south side near the coTaer Of Third street.
dec Seolns NJ n WHITE.
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D,IVERNUIs HOTEL =.

MR. g. D'IVERNOIS BEGS TO INFORM
wi his friends and the public IN general, I'll
that he has now opened his new Hotel on tIA
Pennsylvanii avenue, between 18th and s&.&A
18th streets.
This Establishments Is newly and elegantly furn'
ished on the most modern and improved principle
with SalOo1s and Private Apartments The
Rar "a supplied with the choicest Wines and
Liquors, CigaIs, &c. Game and other delicacie;
In season
Private Dinner and Supper Parties promptly
supplied and attended 10 IN aoy part OF the city.
Table d'hote at 3H O'Clock, on Sundays at =
n6v Q5- en3m
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ALLOY oP GoLD.-The New York Tribnas
stated lately, that by means of process re-
Gently discovered in France and communica-
ted to persons in this country, bar of gold
had been allOyed from to 10 per cent, and
passed through the assay Office in New York,
Notwithstanding the usual assay tests.
Mr. SnOwden, Superintendent Of the Mint
at asPhiladelphia, writes to the PennSylvnn.an,
that 10 experiment Of allOyed gold has been
tried at the mint, and therefore the above
can't be true. The Irlbans, in reply TO this
letter, says:
1--WE should be pleased to hear from Mr..
Snowden how he knows no such experiment
has been made upon the mint IF the expert
ment was successfully made, as alleged, Of
course the mint authorities know nothing
about 1t, and Ir. Snowden's denial amounts
to nothing. The authorities could only have
detected the experiment if it had failed,
which it did not. We stated the experiment
was made with double eagles, a recent coin,
and consequently the Director last paragraph
IL the card has no force"
The New York Post also says:
"We are informed that such an experiment
as that alluded to, but denied BY the Director
of the Mint, was actually made on the ASSAY
Office in this city, by Mr. John Thompson, and
one which he alleges was perfectly successful.
The experiment was made with double eagles
Of the new coin-not the old. This matter /.
not likely TO drop at this point"
The Day BOok says: owe happen To
know that atoyed gold, that is, double eagles
with five per cent alloy in them, nave been
deposited at the assay Office, and bars, or a
bar of gold returned to the deoositor for their
full weight"
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snRIEES DANsANTE.

fOROP. II. w. MUNDER TAKES GREAT
Il pleas Ire in announcing 70 his friends, 90
patrons, and public generally, that the ~
above social and delightful entertain fTfN
ments will commence at Numbers Metro gYlk
politan Hall, corner 9:h and ID streets, on 4kILhe
WEDNESDAY EVENING, November
18th, at O'Clock, and continue every "Wednesday
throughout the season. Gentlemen wishing tC
subscribe for the season can do so upon very
favorable terms, by applying at the Hall on Tues
day and Thursday evening from ill 10 O'Clock
nov 2I-f
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INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,
WASHING TON CITY.

TTNHIS HOUSE KNOWN OF LATE AS
Il the United States Hotel, } having under -
gone thorough repair and been handsomely ;n
refuInished, is now open for the reception Off.
guests. From its favorable location, (being nearer
the Capitol than any other Hotel In this city) and
the accommodations, the proprietor Is prepared to
afford all who wish compforable home during
their sojourn in Washington, he feels assured Of a
liberal patronage from the travelling public:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-18

BUCK! BUCK: BUCK! mot Woolly Hoss
EN- ROUTE FOR WASHINGTON, ID C..
THREE ENTIREDEER, LARGEST EVER
Il received in Baltimore, shot with Virginia
riHes--nOt revol-ers.
BEAR MEAT, HAMS, SHOULDERS,
SIDES, fattest ever received from the Allegha-
nies,
Constantly receiving from the West, VSa Balt.
more and Ohio, Winchester and Potomac, Par
kersburg, Central Ohio Railroads, VENISON,
POULTRY, WILD GAME, keg and roll BUT
TER, CAP h.ONEY, DRIED APPLES and
PEACHES, and country produce generally.
For sale by G. C. O'NEIL,
Corner Howard and Pratt streets,
dec 3-1m Baltimore.
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PARIS PREMIUM HATS.

HUUE DE FINAUU.
TTNODD co. HAVE RECEIVED PER
Il steamship HAragon an invoice OF Gen. n
lemenIs DIR ESS HATS from the celebrated
establishment OF Layille Il Poumaroux, who -
received two drs,cIass medals al the late Exposi-
n0n IN Paris.
Also a beautiful assortment OF Children's
FANCY BEAVER HATS, for Missesor Boys.
Ladies' RIDING HATS.
FRENCH UMBRELLAS, very superior.
TODD CO,
nov 3-6t&eOtf wes; end Browns HOtel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-18

E1- DR.. Francis Lieber has retired from his
Professorship of History and Political Econ
omy in the College Of South Carolina, which
be has occupied for twenty years A meeting
Of the alumni Of the college has been held at
Columbia, presided over by Wm. G. Preston,
assisted by ex Gov. Manning and others. The
ter, and Z" n fitting testimonial with suitable
inscription" is proposed. DIR, Lieber's future
residence will be at the North.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-18
NEW LIVERY STABLE,
Eighth Street, EettresH ID and s.

UNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS ERECTED A
Il commodious stable on 6th street, -
having room enough for over ffty hor- -
ses, and 4 capital Carriage House OF "a S~1
by 90 feet This establishment Is now --A-k6
open for the reception Of Horses on livery, anG
for the hiring and selling Of horses.
He has also for rent fine large Room immedi-
ately over his carriage house q by 90 feet suita-
BILE for almost any papo There is also sleeping
brunks for persons bringing servants, and the
whole establishment Is lig hted with gas.
He would also call the attention Of persons
bringing produce % market, 10 the fine yard ad
dining the BILE, where wagons can be safely
secured during the night
The whole establishment Is under the charge OF
WV. HICKS, well known 70 stable men IN this
city.
nov % n JOHN G.. COOK.
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TABLE CUTLERY.

OUCH AS IVORY, WOOD AND HORN
- handle table and dessert, Knives only, and
Knives with Forks. Also, meat and game Car.
vers, Stesls, &c. These goods are manufactured
commend them as being equal II not superior tc
any goods In the market.
C. w. BOTELER,
oc 22-eo Iron Hall.
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mo 57l
q e AR rHE EEGTARIISH

MOTTO Z OF TIE REEsTABLISH-
" MENT OF TIE LAND OFFICE AT
VINCENNEs, IN THE STATE OF INDl-
ANA.
IN compliance with the provisions Of ihe act OF
Congress approved August lSth, 1G56, entitled
"An act TO continue the land Offices at VincenneS,
Indiana, and to ascertain and adjust the titles to
certain lands In the States Of Indiana and | ILL.,
nois, formerly included within the Viucennes
land district II is hereby declared and made
known that the Offices Of register and receiver at
Vincennes have again been opened for the sale
and entry Of lands, &C, az II said land Ofces had
not been abolished
Given under my hand at the city Of Washing
ton, this 22d day Of n November, A. ID. 1856
THOS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
nov 25-laN6W
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