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WASHINGTON CITY,
wEDNEsDAY MORNING, DEC. q, 1866.
nnNaREss--TuESDAY.


syxArE-The Presidents annual message was received
"a read by the Clerk whersupon Mr. Fitzpatrick moved
~, the usual extra number Of copies be printed. Upon
.t motion long debate easued, Mr.. Hale and Mr. Trum-
b taking er oepon Of the remarks contained in
~. message, and Mr.. Mason and Mr. Brown replying in
and eloquent terms Of approval of the manner in
hcb the President has lifted up the voice Of warning
the spirit of seoonalism that threatens to destroy
~. nerpeuity of our institutions and fabric Of govern.
mani The discussion continued until nearly four
cock when without taking the question on the motion
to print the Senate adjourned.
uorsE or REPREsENTAnyEsThe question was stated to
On the motion to lay the table the motion to recon
cider the vote by which the House refused to administer
,Ae oath OF office to Mr.. Whitfield pending which, Mr.
Cobb of Georgia. submitted proposition to postpone the
further consideration of the subject until one o'clock on
Tuesday in order 10 allow time for absent members to ar
i've and in order that full vote might be taken. The
nopoon was not agreed to. The Speaker was author
d to appoint the standing committees for the session. and
the House adjourned without taking vote ON the pending
motion.
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LARGE HAUL COUNTERFEIT MoSEY-United States
Marshal Matt while his passage last Friday night from
New York to Albany noticed suspcouslooking person
carrying in his hand carpe-bag. Having his suspicious
fully aroused the marshal took seat beside the suspected
person. and managed to get hold Of the carpebag and
then requested him to step into OF the saloons where
they could have little private conversation and where
the marshal insisted upon examining the bag from which
he pulled from among the wearing apparel I've hun
bred dollars in bogus CON- principally in halves and quar-
ters lie Immediately taken into custody and escorted
to the Jail The Of the prisoner is Ransom Warner
and supposed to be connected with the t Troy gang
who have for long time been in successful operation
where beyond the detection Of the police that nsghbor-
hood
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LOCAL wv s.

CoURT CLAIMS, December Al. s. Tyson, esq, opened
the argument in the OF Mnge, Ellieott Co., the
facts claiming compensation for the excavation Of Deg
bar at the entrance of Mobile harbor
Mr. MCPHERSON deputy solicitor, argued the Ia be-
half of the government Mr. Phillips concluded for the
claimants and the case submitted.
Mr. Rockwell argued the case Of II. Subway admins
traitor Of Charles Townsend claiming compensation for
services in taking testimony under the provisions of the
act approved April 1871 in support Of claims for prop
erty destroyed by the enemy at Buffalo in the Of 1914
Mr. Radcliffe the assistant solicitor argued the in be-
half of the government and the submitted with
the consent of the court that certain further testimony
should be obtained from the Treasury Department
Adjourned TO III o'clock to- morrow.
The committee appointed by the president of the Jack
Democratic Association to receive the Sd of March
next the democracy of the Twelfth ward of the city
Philadelphia respectfully requested the Ma
tonal Hotel first oor room 1885, on Wednesday evening
the Sd instant at o'clock.
The following the committee VIM Finn chairman
B. Robinson, B. B. Curran NJ W. Cluskey Jas Mcguire
Joseph Lyons Major S. L. Lewis A. 7. Kimmel George
Kirk, John Missmer, DR. .William JONES' 2. W. McKnew
DR.. W. T. Duhamel, VIM Mohun and John s. Devln, ST.
NATIONAL TEATRE-FRsT NIGHT OF THE oPERA.-Not
withstanding the unavorable state of the weather last
evening, the opera of Lucia heard by large bril-
liant, and we may, with great truth, add highly APP
preciative audience. Miss Pyne, Mr.. Harrison Mr. Gull
nlette, and Mr. Horncastle warmly welcomed back
after their brief absence aud they repaid the atterng in
terest manifested for them by their audience by increased
efforts to maintain urels fairly and gracefully
worn. Miss Pyne in capital voice, and sang the diff
cult music of her role with amazing briancy and accuracy
Her method and should studied by ou
lady amateurs We have had many English sopranos will
US whose wchng voices still linger in the recollection
many of readers--Mrs. Austin, Miss Hughes, Mrs
Wood, Miss Shirref and Mrs. Seguinbut Miss Pyne no
only appears to combine in her person all their excel
lences but her voice has sustaining power which, in
opinion, has never been equaled. -
Mr.. Harrison's Ravenswood brought forth his powers
vocalist and his striking excellences in tn
most advantageous light His hearers heartily endorse,
his universally coneeded claims put forth by compe
tent judges, the best English tenor the stage
Tonight to have Bellins touchingly beautiful
opera Of La Somnambua. The performances of the ope
troupe close tomorrow night
We understand that number of our prominent citizen
have addressed letter to Mr. Booth the tragedian urgn
him to pay another professional visit to Washington be
fore leaving for the South and West We hope that MI
BIS arrangements such as will enable him to comp
with the wishes of his admirers in this city,
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THE METROPOLITAN HOTEL OF NEW YORK

The ST. Andrew Society gave their anniversary dinner
on Monday the LIST instant at the above house On the
6h the St Nicholas Society gave their anniversary dinner
at the same place In the usual will follow the St
Davids the St Patricks the ST. Georges &c, &c. The
Messrs Leland every year adding to their reputation
rs caterers and the fact that all the national societies cee
brate their anniversaries at the Metropolitan, year after
year. the best evidence in the world says New York
paper that they perfectly satisfied with all the
mens The immense facilities of the Metropolitan give 1t
advantages over every other hotel in the city for public
festivities The members OF these societies the best
judges of good living the country Affords and when they
are pleased the most astidious find for
plant
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SELLING ACCOUNTS PARB-The fashionable clubs in
Paris have recently been thrown into excitement by
the publication Of the Of the popular handles
with their debts which to be put up at auction and
sold to the highest bidder II looked Al first like
BLACK list and nothing talked Of but whipping the
impertnent scoundres who asked for money which be-
longed to them. But It appeared that this pubca
ton was matter Of form consequent upon the dissolution
Of partnership all the unpaid bills being sold at auction
II created good deal Of establishment that such names
should be found with such bills for who were reputed
to have large fortunes found have bills of seven
or eight years standing unpaid.
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The NEW CENT FEoEs,-The idea entertained by some
that cent pieces have been manufactured Is mis-
take Congress passed law authorizing their coinage
but neglected to provide for their issue The consequence
is that cheap of them at the Philadelphia mint
awaiting the order Of Congress to circulate They are
about the size Of the hafcent circulated fifteen or sixteen
years ago and composed Of copper nioke and zno
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AMERICAN AT HAvAEA--The statement that orders
bad been Issued by the Spanish government that Amer
gold coin should be received at the Havana custom
house at par is denied American gold s only taken
the custom house at 10 per cent discount and in the trade
Of course at the rate although in instances
greater discount is demanded,
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Orders HEADQUARrERs DEPARTMENT OF THE WEST,
No ID. Fort Leavenworth, X. T., Nov. a. 1856
The governor Of Kansas has announced TO the general
commanding the department that peace prevails through
cut the Territory at the present time and that the services
Of the troops for the maintenance of order can
ure be dispensed with In consideration therefore of this
and in view also of the approach of winter
the several commands in the field win return to their
respective permanent stations at once but by easy marches
with the exception of two companies OF the LIST regiment OF
cavalry aud company of the 9th regiment Of infantry
be designated by the senior field officer of each corps
under instructions Of Lieut. Colonel p St George Cooke
I'd Dragons andng the troops in the field and TO
be by him reported TO Governor Geary Each company
win constitute distinct and separate command be held
subject to such orders acquisitions they may from time
to time receive from the executive Of the Territory
By order Of Brevet Major General Smith
GEO. DEAS A. A G.
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By TEL Il G II A = I'll =.


FNFFHW JFOW Ndhdds.
CHICAGO Dec kansas dates the oath have been re-
ceved Thirty nine reeState prisoners at Lecompton
capped on the night of the 22d No violence used BY
them The report that Judge Lecompte had issued pro-
against Gov Geary not confirmed 1t Is stated that
he had granted writ of habeas corpus Hayes
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WHOLESALE ETEREERESoE WITH bAw.--The Albany
Atlas and Argus says announced during The argu.
on the murder trial which brought to close at
Albany yesterday that Gov Clark bad commuted the
Of every person sentenced to undergo capital
punishment during his term Of office.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

The legislature of this State will meet Harrisburg on
Tuesday, the 9Th Of January next On the following
Tuesday he 3tb both houses will assemble in joint con-
venon for the purpose of eecng United States senator
in the place of Hon Mr. Brodhead whose term expires on
The 4th Of March nexL
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Treasury DEPARTMENT
November 20, 1866.
Notice hereby given holders OF The
United this win purchase the
80 Of March next unless shn prev
ouy obtained, and will pay, addition the
tho date Of the last semi annual ydend Of
together days additional money reach
vendor, the following OF premium
For the stock Of 1912, premium Of 10 per
For the rio Of ls4 and ls4s premium OF per cent? and
for Of 1850, commonly called Teras Indemnity stock
premium Of 70 per cent.
Certificates Of stock transmitted the department. this
ce be assigned to the United satc by party duly
tied receive the proceeds II between
let dayo January next the hayeas interest
assigned by the Eockhodsr payable hereto
fore, and corresponding deduction he made from pay
able the stock
Payment for the stocks assigned and made
drafts the Assistant Treasures Boston, New YORK. or
Philadelphia, the option Of the parties receive the
money which should be expressed accompanying the
csttihcaes. JAMES GUTHRIE
Nov ss-dtJdMarchif Secretary Of the Treasury
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Watches, Jewoiry, SILVER Ware, &c.
I'VE ladies, and gentle
superior watches, diamond other STYLES OF
ewsy pure silver ware plated Abata goods table cut
Also gold silver and hne pccacles ee glasses Of ev
above comprising the and varied
customers will be prices o. low AS In apy
G This country
orders for every description Of silver ware as for all other
articles lne promptly executed.
Sterling and standard silver furnished n cases.
Watches OF description stufullv re
paired knowledge Of this which strict per
attention given, guarantees satisfaction having ne
watches repair.
Engraving In all is branches including cutting Of arms
erests, notices. sc, soHe done In the manner.
Visiting cards also handsomely engraved aud printed.
NJ W. GAIT h BRO, Jewellers
No 324 Penn ay. between Ninth and Tenth sirests.
p-Gd
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Eorra b.

Know all persons by these presents that has released,
md hereby releases the State OF Texas from all further liability
claim the OF certdca, evidence Of
Der - for The sum Of -, issued by the late republic
Texas by the authorities Of the state Of Texas
bs and redeemed BY the United States accordance with pro-
visions Of Congress- entitled An provide
payment creditors the republic Of
pretended In the Of Congress Of September nine
bred and y approved the 2eh day Of February 1885,
u the Of Texas approved the LIST Of February 1885,
As witness my hand and seal.
ne
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LoTTE
RIES OF MARYLAND.

The following the Puapsco Iusitut
Lottery, class 30s drawn December !, 1855:
80 CT 10 A AZ 30 40 80 IL
r. FRANCE Il Co., Managers.
d. II MePn,IL, Commissioner.
Dec alt
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Form "A.

Know all persons by these has released,
and hereby the United States Of America
liability claim for the certificate evidence Of
number for the sum e Issued by the late republic Of
Texas the authorities the
redeemed by the United States accordance
Congress, ened An provide
creditors republic Of
pretended in the of Of September nine
the 2eh day February 1885,
OF approved tho lat OF February, 1885,
As witness my hand and seal
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On WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBERa
The new and brilliant grand opera of DON PAsQUALL
BY the PYNE AND HARRISON OPERA TROUPE,
With an augmented chorus and Orchestra.
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SENAToHs AND hEPREsEsTaTIvEs.-T Presi
dents message Will be ready delivery to-day noon ntst
in neat pamphlet FORM 81 per hundred Apply AZ CAMS, O.,
Gh street. S' In
Dec Sic
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NVIUH1I DAMUEL OUUFhHl
Adjutant General Of the Army.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Lecompton, Kansas Territory Nov. H. 1856.
Sin: Peace prevails throughout the Territory at this
time and the of the year far advanced
into autumn to make it extremely uncomfortable for the
encampment of troops and the pcketng of horses have
the honor inform you that at present dispense
with all the troops which you have pleased place
disposal for maintaining the peace of the Territory, with
the exception Of squadron of dragons and company
of United States infantry to be left at Lecompon SUBJ
ect to my orders
forbear this occasion TO thank you
daily for the very efficient aid you have rendered du-
ring the late disturbances and for the truly magnanmous
conduct Of all the officers and soldiers placed by you at
disposal the services of whom trust will again be
required under similar circumstances
With high respect your friend and obedient servant
JN0 w. GEARY
Governor of Kansas Territorv
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ITut copy
GEo DEAs, Assistant Adjutant General
Department Of the West
Major General P. r. SMITH,
Commanding Department Of the West
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On Thursday ola soMNAMBULA'

Seats can be secured from to O'Clock.
Doors open half past six overture half past ssvsn
Opera quarter before 8 o'clock.
Dec ,
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We understand that number of prominent citizens
have addressed letter to Mr. Booth the ragedian urging
him to pay another professional visit to Washington be-
fore leaving for the South and West We hope that Mr.
BIS arrangements such will enable him to comply
with the wishes of his numerous admirers in this city,
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioncer.
no ARTISTS, coNSoIssEURs, AND PINE ART Ap-
will SELL at public auction al The auction rooms carn N IN
and Streets Cup stairs) without reserve, on '
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER ,, AT HAM
The largest gallery Of
RARE ENGLISH ENGRAVINgs
submitted auction the United They compas The
@ woI. .S 81 GaV % G fS a9ys kn Harvey
ent London publishing firms Of Alderman, Graves aoon TsgV
Dava Revealing he New World TO CoIumbusu,t pusll.hsa
HAytens Celebrated Trial q Lord WIN. Russell
Marriage and Coronation o. Queen Victoria
E ESGSsS1s f Ssh w sSd SoI afr''
Death q d,s stag and : ne ooneu,
Bausuds picture Il our saviour"
Also, ssts Of Eaely.eoorg English hunting
Inc E<eaps q John Wesley hom The Fife
Heungs Feeding Of the Horse and the Halt
The Wounded Hound
Trial Scene Of Charles STAFFORD ana oro.
800 other subjects worthy the attention Of the admirers of Inc
Wishing Their rooms with gem. % az. should No,
They he ~ SSS s Pos and genuine
A. GREEN,
~. W Auctoneer.
Gard Msrehan,s tsrehanye.--There viii be ! meet
A qs me hershan's R1chnnao Association Monday eve
Svs.ia avenue, over Savings Pancuai attendance n
Novos-4t o bA p,os.ss
EuahIsHED Rooms FOR REsr.--rwo chambers and
ysy central end sgisy located, and very neatly
Nov S9--dsnf -
oTrIcE Or CnrsArr,RF Avn ONO cAx.L Co.
Washington, Nov. 10, 1889
PROPOSALS win received At this ofce until the pr day -
December for masonry dam for IN.
penke and Ohio the sire OF the present ,
lol miles above Georgetown, DO, - 'pOW
Specifications will be furnished application the os of,h
The contractor win be required proceed with "a
cable = e"'V W Phch-
VII % made monthly on estnatrs made Nv an officer
the work. ~ 49, ~ NV"'PeuohW
W. 8. RINGGOID
- Clerk Chesapeake Ohio Canal Co
Union, Fr-itHek Hagsnown Mali, Cumberland Auesa
Nov il-lepdt9Dse
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DUTTER, CHEESE. &c.
ID I5a kegs Goshen butter
o0,t0j pounds Goshen choose
100 barrels Nos, and mackerel
50 barrels behring's
$50 boxes scaled do
1900 pounds cod and bake fish
p0009 do buckwhent -four
Now landing per schooner Arcue, and for sale by
Nov 25-eod6uf MURRAY b aEMMEs
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National Theatre

Second and last opera but one.
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OFFICIAL VOTE OF INDIANA.

official vote for presidential electors in Indiana is as
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OP + n N & N 6 II T.

U L r n n u N J " II L
Thursday Evening, November 9th, 1856.
GREAT STAR OPERA COMPANr.
MR. FRAZER from Thenters Royal Drury Lane Coyent Car
den and Scgum Opera Troupe.
MR. STRETTON from ThcaterS Royal Covent Garden Drlry
Lane Her AHjcsy'S Concerts OF Music Phil
harmonic Concerts, London.
Nh. r. LISTER, from the 1hillon Opera Troupe.
Mr.. +. TREVOR, from the New York Theatres.
MISS KoSAlIE DRURAND Prma Donna from the New
York, Boston and Philadelphia TheatcrS.
MISS GEpRGINA NOl,SOE, Contrato from the Lycerr.
London, and W"llack's, New York.
MISS MARIE DUCKWoRT, from the Academy Of Music,
New York.
This binary east will support the leading characters of
Baie's tirGal Opera Of The
30 II Z NJ AN CT RI.
The whole Of the Original Music assisted by efficient Chorus
MR. ". DAN1DGE, the inmale Comedian,
From the Hrotdway Tncatcr New York, will make his first
lcHrance in his city in the character Of "AnihHuy, in the
popular Erccof
ANTHONY AND CLEOPATRA.
Cleopatra. Miss ticorrina o'so,
MR.. BarLET's Act Drop, GAIETY,' will he cX-
hbited
"GAIETY OFFERINGH composed and arranged expressly
for this occasion, By MR.. MEYER.
nzy Box Office open THIS DAY from A. NJ. until P NJ.
and continue open the SAME hours throughout the rntjre
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0. 0. WOODMAN.

n %. WOODHANs WHOLESALE DRUGGIST
Successor to Jarvis Woodman) of Conraon and
Magazine streets New Oreans Importer
DRUGS, SELECTED MEDICINES, PURE CHEMICALS
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Reccivin bv late dec, from ENGLAND France and Ger
mauy large assortment of DRIJGS CHEMICALS GLASS;
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1c,o bo,e. Frenc, Windo,v class assorted s,zes.
100 his conrad,s Hy.drio,ate pntash
l4o ounces relIeti.r FIR ouinino
$50 lbs uarders English Blue Mass
100 lbs Nander,s English Caoue
SO lars tarmate Ammonia
2 cases Carl, Naruae;a
10 cases Calcned Mayuesja
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WANTED.

NJ A$FED-NN ANERItAS GENTLEMAN, VINO
w produce unrXc:IunRir references, AIG who present
holds lucrative tud Responsible situation il; the Of Mir
Fis>p0, wishing 10 remove the city Of Erw Orleans de Tres
situtiuu fDnk- Keeper, i'l"rK Of Steamboat tlr1f
Bank "r ln>H5tcr Once Principal Of School or College,
Appfl by letter, past paid to NlATnk At this office. OF II
TfASfED--A IN. WITH OK WITHOUT FAMILY,
~ NNc rhir@" o plHc" in The country. Farm Of SIX
hundred wIh small house. but other
Ftt VIII he let ut
who will rutivWtc 1.-THE furnishing garden
S""t for til" first also fruit for planting orchard
Address y. NJ his olire with where he can
to A""l. OLD If
NTANTED-N PARTNER, EITHER ACTIN OR 81
" lrh In the Liquor Manufacturing h!siucSr, Nr cash
capital u =, IN ht - c! credit equal To ctsh to that
The business is v.rl profitable. and be carried
!" Any rA'cnt If desired The party Withdraw ium tie
hoEer ptt after six months with cash Tor his
tcrrsf. At!lrrS a. ", Boz ", No. ltg ~ ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A. TEAtiInHr ~ umu,l-
w Erig"h gentleman. 10 teach Eu,ii-h hrurhrs in II school
or t7HlI. BY Young lady. similar situation Also by
T"rI ey. experience" f"nrirrni Nnsic Tiny would
~" cfE"Htry wulld up"u scu"f if proper ir'utinn
sHoH't "A'r. Add!r'- I" NJ. y. AT thi, office. ~ Il
NANTfD-t.ArTOE BEANS AND FLAN SEED IN
" io!s for which tie highest mnrkc price will he pti
H. j. WEBSTER,
ne id I,uFuy riIr strrfS
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=, FOR WEST OR LEASE-.
FOR SALE.

,,S i s "a H. SII al t mr CATIONS no., cArA
o1E, y I,27, stands Az, and sails fast. Will lie sold low
o3s '''"'' GEo ~ nYSsoS < co., 50 Camp st.
Fois shLf1-r!E STEAM SASH AND HIJND. FAC
S.a 'Y E G"ty q s t. "n nr a% ts rImgTs.
Brichrs md niry other machines Tor the manufacture
rr w: viii be o!a in block very favorable terms to
Arply to JULES \. blanc
Eo}r "a % r4n EiET a G A6 Ft 1FSr FN N
fro r," "rs ANU " ''' ''"S' ''"''ss a # ''.
81 t'y}H sALE-DEII,ilIrFUI SEA SHORE RES.
: @y@ p oy ;"'s s e" %"" H It, t'F g.
% "o %I 's n in rMr"en M" rtn @ The T In
cor ''"''' ia % i1' GnStHmi1 n", Street
COTTON PLANTATION FOR ~Airl-riiAT
WITH" s,@Sts o. ayo De5c L." in tie ' ." %r nnac
n al ,, @r miles from Monroe with 1yt r from hence
d @ 6 So j" very '' sas Of :'5s the
S ] "f ts sS i vs are " !" ns BE-.
s eSy sS S ao sE F Con %I an" T @ fl
snss4 PMEn wth al scrssy OF" hon an! ~oehe
reasonable terms for rasoa6y Prompt p @! s rS %" S
10 be gs" On he LIST sHIIy mkt or as soon as The crop
ever may be, the purchaser of this property have with
For further information subject apply on the pre
aj+ d&w,f PITCHER. GOODRICH 4 co.
C,4TT~r0N, j, f,I IA ,:r6 FOR sAEE-tIAM
lT9N subscriber prepared
is si1"ed on the ayon ltnr,hoIomew, four miles troa il
arHs Of laG n1on, seven hundred of which
s5g I, state Of cn!tty LILY, iS!ro, ,,,
D1ss "?}"y%S S;"f5 Eli he
fertility ocaon possesses iv''ses inferior to none Il
yiey of lie ou'ci1a md r,ltrtor i. willing to Offer
wiI he ySn n"dacy ner ,s , Of r the pssn
%sPee r P6EK "6bH f CO. F W5N }sns
ROBERT J.. WILSON,