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The Washington union., 1857-04-30
Grand Exhibition and May Festival BaIl.

DROE. IA. w. MUNDER most respectfully
10 his frends and public generally ~ Wash
gt Georgetown Alexandria and Baltimore that hs exhbn and
May Festival Ball will place Friday May l. 1857
the Washington Assembly Rcs louisiana avenue between ~
and 9th
lie spared neither labor Tatiencr this extb
% Of tho superb essrtnnea, that haso ben cere
Washington public Ie beautiful features the
ganc the imnutive z q the children that wi
upon participate the complicated dances.
seldom witnessed c tho
having the si,ering u being tho best
this he confirm thai
opinion public by Offering following
The Washington union., 1857-04-30

Lnse are now eight hundred millions of dollars in
moI IN railroads In the United States. II is but
vI assertion to make in regard TO the ncstimable
tL VI thcSe improvements, that they have quadrupIcd
wC ,aue oi The lands through which they rum making
r was worth $500. .000. 600. without railroad cnmmu.
"'o'on worth SO 200 600 0OO
The Washington union., 1857-04-30

Mrs. r. s. Nichols in speaking of the marriage of Miss
Boxer to her fathers coachman John Dean Is
because Dean poor that he is in lower station in
life than herself that makes this affair monstreus
the eyes Of those accustomed 10 look beyond the present
into the future it is because of the total dsimarity
feeling, taste opportunity and endownents No refined
could have borne to be addressed in the language
of love by unrcfned, coarscnaturcd man. say moth
ing OF her living under the roof with him. and be-
holding him condemned to herd with those she esteemed
another sphere.
The Washington union., 1857-04-30

The Augusta Consttutionalist says -Four successive
vercts for divorces rendered in the superior court
of that county Saturday afternoon. Three Of the
snit brought by parties who lad married in South
Carolina aud ono in Ireland
The Washington union., 1857-04-30

The pro-slayery democrats in the New York common
council voted Monday evening t35 To 0 to hang
to their grip upon the city treasury and 10 ny the acts
Of the legislature for the Of the metropolis
which they have long been abusing and pundering
We desire to know what the Atlas has to in denunca
ton support of tbs Kind Of multiplication.
Buffalo Daily Republic.
The democratic Legislative address denounces all who
refuse to receive law the d of the Supreme Court in
the Drcd Scott yet justies qualification of the law in
the Of the New York police !ibony Zee Journal
These prints TO have caught at the idea
and clothed it in the words They both affect to
compare those who appeal TO the judicial tribunals with
those who defy them The authorities OF New York city
have applied for, and obtained injunction from the
supreme court against the police commission and
the validity OF the law establishing that body is
argument before the court With the decision of the
courts the democracy will he content and they will abide
by IT, What parallel is there between this and the
duct OF those who DEFY dere and set nanght the de-
csons Of the highest tribunals of the land i5a.y Iyy
The Washington union., 1857-04-30

from her by person unknown The said she
had purchased the article Of dress for twenty three dol
lars but could not tell from whom. Justice Daniel
Smith required the prisoner to give bail for court in de
fault Of which she committed TO prison.
TnE NEw CusroA- -HousE Posr OFrIcE ALEx-
ASpHIA-The foundation Of this building is
pleted and is awaiting granite from the occoqnan quar-
es for the supersructure the st story of which is to
be of cut granite and the balance OF brick The granite
is being dressed at the quaes and win be all ready
laying il arrives
Tm NAVAL CoURfs I'm court No. yesterday the case
Of Acting Master Lieut. George A stevenswas postponed
ior testimony the part of the government The
of Ieuts Chandler and Baldwin still under considcr-
ton in courts Nos and 3.
ANTI ksow-So OR UsIos MEgriSGsL This evening,
Fourth ward at the hall Of the Perseverance Fire Com
pany; Friday evening" Second ward at Harmony Hail.
and Sixth ward at the Anacostia engine house Our
friends active. Delegates to be selected
yenton to nominate candidates to bc voted for through
out the city.
snap selling IN Alexandria yesterday for $40 so
to Sll, and in Georgetown for Sl2, hundred Herring
SIS 10 So so in each city per thousand.
The Washington union., 1857-04-30

sarcoLLEcToR OF TAXEs James +. Halliday
IS a candidate EF this oiace
Ap 25-diff
The Washington union., 1857-04-30

Ese-The name of our fellow inzen, Nicholas Cal-
lam respectfully submitted the municipal convention aai tho
voters Of the city eneaan every necessary eay
% he Of tax collector
Ap 2sf
The Washington union., 1857-04-30
-lhnlets.

LNINE GOODS, Good Goods, Cheap Goods
IL The attention q the iaics, aud public generally invited
well assortment OF goods such hair elo, nail
sn tooth brushes she'll India rubber and horn combs hennct
ribbons cmbodcres, whabone
skirts. Also, black whe and steel bugie beads, fans &c
Ap 30-eiico j. RICiIEi ta2 9th street
The Washington union., 1857-04-30

TTNIE PRESS and the Public Service by Distiil-
IL guished Writer. London, 1851 81 -.
Hugh Nlcrs work, rhc Testimony OF the Rocks pofuse
Illustrated 81 70.
Shakespeare mrnster English Critic
The British Expedition TO the Crimca by W H. Russell the Times
correspondent Nos. and = - each To he completed in
twelve numbers Jus, Published aud for sale 1T
TAYLOR & M,uRyS Bookstore,
Ap 3o-3t 9th street,
The Washington union., 1857-04-30

Music Al PREsIpENTs GEorNDs.--It is announced
that there will be music ut the Presidents grounds
Saturday evening next This viii be hailed with pleasure
by blooming bellies and gay gaants who still reco
ect the charming promenades which they enjoyed during
the pleasant evenings of last summer, whilst keeping
time to the bold strains of old-time march en-
vening waltz We predict that the Marine Band with
their new dress and instruments under the dircc-
ton of Professor Scala will grow in popularity during the
coming summer season.
The Washington union., 1857-04-30

The FRrn CRor.If the full bloom OF city fruit
trees be taken indication of abundant crop
Of fruit in the surrounding country, enjoy to
hearts content delicious peaches apples pears. cherries
apcos and on during the coming season, for nearly
all the trees that have noticed in the yards and gar
dens Of citizens clad in heavy robes of flowers
II certainly desirable that these simple luxuries may
be plentiful and cheap enough 10 be freely partakcn
by both rich and poor but from the accounts which have
reached BY mail fear the result will be entirely the
The Washington union., 1857-04-30

DURNETT HOUSE southeast corner Pennsylvs-
I'D and and HALF Washington d. c. Mrs
sII.As REYNOLDS, proprictrcss
Baarders by the day, week, month.
Several comfortable suitable for fAmes Perma
accommodated and meals
furnished to thosr who elsewhere.
choice selection wines liquors. and cigars viii always he
found at the bar.
Free lunch every day II O'Clock
In
The Washington union., 1857-04-30

Property SALEs.-Y Yesterday afternoon, between five
and six clock two desirable building lots sold at
auction by James c. MCGUIRE esq These lots To-
Gated on 3D. street in square A. between Pennsylvania
avenue and Missouri avenue Mr.. b. Schsd purchased
lot No. 81 at COY cents per foot No 3s sold to s.
F. Franklin, esd, at 10 cents per foot.
The lime kiln, seized and levied upon the property
of Samuel J. seccy, and Others comprising IL 900
feet of ground with improvements, also sold yester
day by Deputy Marshal Phillips to James Dixon esp
for the of $500.
The Washington union., 1857-04-30

IMPORTANT TO PRINTERS Having been APP
il pointed the sole agent for thc sale Of printers ink IN the District
t establishment ightbody &C New
York formerly Collins Lghtbody receiving, and shall
keep constantly supply grades inks wh
AT faco hs ms 10 "
mot A. recommended EDw'D TOWERS.
Ap 2p-3taw1m d street. between oh and sh s'reets
The Washington union., 1857-04-30
The Steam Fr;gate Niegura.

New YORK, April 29.-The steam frigate Niagara was
spoken saturday, 200 miles from Sandy Hook under
sail and steam.
The Washington union., 1857-04-30
ENERaI WESTERN LAND OFFICE.

NTATTIIEW HALE SMITH, Counsellor r-st-law IL
vI IN the OF the Siste New
Yors, No. il9 Nassau street New York. y. y.
Ap left
The Washington union., 1857-04-30


The CIRcUT CouRr YEsERDAY. Present: Hon James
Dunlap, chief Justice and Hon James s. Morsel and
William NJ Mcrrck associate justices Augustus f. and
Thomas 5. Perry Thomas b. Entwstle; jury with
drawn. Sarah A. Really George Stocks; inquisition
returned William Douglass Dominic Enroy verdict
for plaintiff sl2o &C. with interest from July |, 1853
Daniel Quinn, of Ireland, fifty years of age natuazed
Cases set for to-day; 59s 60 675, 7s5, $685. s45 s47
SIS, s53, $685. 2sl 222
THE USiTARIAy CHURCH This edifice on the north
east corner Of and 9th streets is undergoing
pairs. The pulpit which in the north end of the build
ing, is being set back beyond the main WALL the ceiling
is being renewed and the ceiling and walls to be
frescoedn short the whole is TO be thoroughly
renovated. Messrs Baldwin Brothers the capen-
tcrs Sullivan Stewart the plesterer, Langley the brick
and Shuscr Co. TO do the frcscoing II is
expected that these repairs will be completed in about
two months. Meanwhile the society worshps at Tenn
perance Hall.
RrcoeSInoSlA A lady, few days since, while prom
enadng happened TO recognise Moire antique cloak
another Of the The former forthwith procured
warrant to recover the property which had been stolen
The Washington union., 1857-04-30

VTTANTED.-Persons desiring to give private din
wv parties supplied French
81 or HE services on Application NJ
GATHERS RESTAURANT.
Dec 6-2sw3mif 352 Penn. av., between l2th and 18Th
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PRINTING PAPER AGENCY
OF TIE
NASHVILLE PAPER MILLS,

ON CoURT-sT, BET. FRONT ROW AND MAIN.
Memphis, Tennessee,
VITHERE all kinds and sizes o. Printing PAPER can 30
w had AZ low prices for cash.
Orders for any unusual size Of paper VIII Be dispatched
70 Nashville and 1ned promptly az mill prices, with the
addition Of trsnspOrtion. ". s WHTTEMAN.
aps-iy CHAs DAVIS, Agent.
MERCHANTS, PEDLARS AND
AEARKETERS are solicited 70 engage IN buying Rags
M throughout the country, and those who engage al it
viii increase their business, and I will buy-anthsy bring.
". S. WHITMAN.
u6-fv CHAs DAVIS. Agent.
RAGS! RAGS! RAGS!
j WISH 20 buy o 1000 pounds Of rags nd VIII pay ths
L highest price in CASH for all the cotton and linen raEs,
and old rope and bagging that Is delivered 70 me. sna
earnestly solicit the saving OF RAGS.
". S. WHITMAN.
ap6-Iy CHAs DAVIS. Agent.
n z unTS T q som
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FOR SALE on LONG TINE.

VIZ 0rsr Ter ssl,, on long time, the following
49, located city and country property
~ Eight acres part o. the Carr trsct) ~ miles
- from Court SQUARE, on the North side OF Central
Avenue. Weet OF and near u the residence o. Hon. Judge
Harris. This l. s most beautiful building site for >
country resi- snce; the front hz!f is IN wSuds, The back
half cleared, and l. 4 s0-d rich soil.
one Tot On Poplar street, part OF country lot SIS % by
I4SE feet on the conner, and laE feet alley running
through 90 Exchange street.
One lotion Exchange street, immediately IN the rear OF
tire above lot, 60by I&SE feet.
one i1t-psrt OF lot No. >. block IS, Csussy street-50
hy I65 feet. improved with good tE0-sgofy residence Of
ak rooms, Cistern &c
Csusey. with a small Grocey House ca The corner; a good
GfaHd Tor business.
TTBs-Oue-foarth cash, og note at ninety days, salts
facrorIy endorsed, bziznce in one, Two and three years,
without interest.
For further particulars, enquire Of
ocle-dsm KELLER & JOHNSON,
y = rrs-Ere Marble p-,~F Oh Mafn ss--ef
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A Breath.
Q RECHTOLD.

SLAA4
nEALs in Ale, Porter, Cider and Wines o. a, sinds,
IL Manufactured by the most celebrated estabishuenB
in the United States. For sale, Wholesale or Hstzl.
From my long experience in the business twelve yearsCZ
which has been in the City Of Memphis ia ter myself
with the guaranty ! hsva had from ny Old customers
that NY exertions hsvebeen appreciated By them
july27-dawtf JACOB BECHTOLD.
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EARM O SALE.

A Country Homo N Shelby Co.
SAI6 miles from Memphis, and II miles from Ger
~ Depot on the Memphis and Charleston
- Railroad, snd PlankrJSd, and between Shelby
Male High School and Forest Hill Institute. There are
IO4 acres Of Land in the tract, o. which 7e sres are
cleared, and IS acres o. good timber. 10 has On It oom-
Portable dwellings, Sn orchard Of Apples, Peaches and
Plu1ns, and never failing well Of good freestOns water. A
psrfect titls given, and payments made easy. Persons al
Assistance can get any Information they may require, by
writing % the undersigned a. Germantown, Tennl or 70
@. B. Locke, Memphis.
sens-dawtf ?. HERRDoN.
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THOs. C. CRENsHAw.
EnR GAIE

IOFFER FOR sale the tract a land on which
AnoE reside, FOR fifteen dollars per acre, three
PShundred cleared, one hundred and foTtyeeven
- timbered, lying eight miles above Gallagher and
two miles Of Shelby Depot, good dwelling house, gin
house and all other necessary out houses. / viii take
ulteen dolIarsper acre. Also. $40 acres adjoining the
asid TRACT. $50 acres cleared, the balance well timbered,
within two miles OF the said DEPOT. Persons wishing 10
purchase, will DO vel 90 call EOon and buy 3 bargain.
ST EESTBROOK.
EIthsr OF the above farms oan Be had, payable when
M Burhsnan Is elected, with Gfy per cent added
sara5-fs s I. ".
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FaIUabie Farm for safe.

BLINU aINl0lH % EEL-TdEt 70 FIOT-
k~~ ida, where my ~Te.stionz reside. I viii
sell, at private sale, my Farm, situated
~ in the eastern part Of DeSotO county,
Tn near FleWrIin's Cross Roads, contain
- ing eos acres, about oae-hslf cleared,
IN good repair and high state OF cultivation; residue
nnelv timbere1. The improvements are = large, spacious
dwelling, finely finished. six excellent uc-ro cabins, with
brick chimners, gin, with wheat thsesher attached, cribs,
stables. &c. Large sppis AID peach orchards % choioe
fruit, bearing vel. All other csnvenieuces and buildings
suitable 70 a large fsrm-seTseeT's house, &c. Said
residence IS situated On enc q she prettiest sites In
Ecrth Mississippi. A large portion CT the cleared land
Is fresh This farm is situated in 3 pleasant n~eigbbor-
hood, within one mile Of . good male and female school,
and in reach Of good churches. Being desirOuS 10 sell,
any person wanting hrstrate farm would do vel tocsn
Ed examine this property In my absence Col. Wm-E.
HsTley, vic resides adjoining said farm, viii show the
premises and make sale OF the same. Terms 70 suit 8
purchaser. would also sell 10 a purchaser, corn, fol-
dsr, ozts, With mules. cattle, hogs and sheep, farming
Utensils, set OF blacksmith tools, ard everything neoesss-
~ 70 keep up the farm.
IulyIl-dswU J L SINKISS.
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VaIuabIe Tarm for sale.

THE place formely occupied BY DE- J H.Fre-
ss3 nan, and more recently BY Wm, p Orne, con-
ufi tanning about so acres. siruateo about one nlie
N&taA west of the Heruzndo Court House, and q mile
and 8 quarter from the Depot o. the Mississippi and Ten
nessee Railroad.
with good houses, cshins, stable, cribs, cotton gins en
house. and every other convenience necessary
The pisce VIII be sold low for cash OF short psfnlehu'
an sD5liosfioa 10 r. 4 ORNE, Memphis, or W. P. oRHE,
II Lake COrm0r8at, Miss.
II not dispo ed Of before, e viii y odercd al public
outcry. 81 the Court House door, IN the town OF hernsn'
a. on MONDAY. Ssth December next. n0Elt-dawtf
~ Hernando Press COPY.
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one O

FRONTINGI 100 feet on Euiott and 100 on Hu-
NSAlR between Main aud Shelby streets, 500 fee; by
~ large Tor four lots near the
- southern Depot. and VIII b sold az a bargain.
One--hird cash, bslsnce in 8, 4 Ssnd - months, lien On
she property for deferred payments.
Refer 70 B. REID 4 BRO, or John BROWN, Of South
M--,bss ocs-su
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The Rest in the world

CAN be done b. those Who wish 90 purchase
a Cry Property. OF handsome Country Residences
in the suburbs. On some Of the latter can Dc
- had q TIE Residence, ready Ger Oocupatisn-
9errs EberAl, and title goOd. Apply 20
ocfi7-tf CHARLES y. MeLEAN
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Land for Sale.

IOFFER tor sale the tract Of Land on which
ESss7 I now reside, containing I25sH acres, 500 acres
taliu cleared, the balance woodland, thirteen miles
I'LL from Memphis, aud lying on both sides Of the
Memphis azd Ohio RAJ r0sd. The improvements area
gooG dwelling, with eight rooms, good gin house and mill,
and al other necessary out houses. Good apple and
peach orchards. A bargain viii be sold II early sppica-
ton is made.
sug17Law4m THOS. c. CRENsHAw.
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RARF CHANCE,

7 OYER for sale, on favorable terms ana at allow srioe,
L nv PLANTATION Of 500 acres q the best quality Of
Mississippi bolt m land, al greatly above overflow, 10
miles vest Of Memphis, on the plank road; 100 acres Of
cleared Lans and = new doube-frame House with suit
able 0nces. Apply a. the place &C
PETER LEONARD, or 70
se17-tf DANIEL HUGHES. Memphis.
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Valuable Plantation for sale.

mile North OF Germantown, on the
E~A Road, consisting q l&5 scres, 100 Of
- is il q high stzteOf cultivation, oomfor;a-
- be dwelling house good barn ard stable, and
ether ont buildings the wei OF water ard snsll oTchsTd.
Apply 30 the subscriber. 81 Germantown, Tenn
y. THOMPSON, or
rora-fF L THONpRON < co. Memnhis. Tenn.
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ON Front Row, in the centre OF business.
Ef"s1 Apply TO Joseph Bssbiere, 10. 30 Front Row, or
E4nT b. b. WADDLE
LUZ novS Union street.
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SUBURBAN LOTS
EoH SALE

I HAVE IS acres OF LAND, 81 miles from the city, ca
L psble % subdivision into J0aT good Building Lots 81
~ acres each. ] viii sell a part or the whole o. the
above Land a. much less than any similar property car
lie bought. Tems-One-third cash; balance in u and
IS months. Desiring 20 improve another Lot, I vii
trade il for improvements. S. IT,. LAMB,
msvT1-tf No. 25s Main street.
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A CARD.

TH0sE Who want their Pianos Tuned and Repaired IN
Il svorknsnlike msnnor, may spPly to the under.
signed regular Piano and organ maker.
Viohns, Guitars, Aeb0deons, AccOrdeOns,, sc. repairel.
most carefully.
References. Dr.. Anger, Messrs. Alexander 4 White,
Mr.. P. Fiavio, Mr.. Hessing, Nessrs. Mckinney 4 Co,
Prof. Jacob Miller, and a number OF citizens OF Memphis
and country.
idireet the attention OF the public 10 NY assortment Of
Paris Boudoir Pianos, OF direct Importation, ard made
expressly for this country. Thy are far superior in tune
and touch TO any American square Piano. Every Piano
warranted three years. Call and judge.
HENRY O. H~OLLENBERG.
Ne. ia Main street, Memphis,
n. 6.-Ordns from ths eOzntrY promptly attended 10.
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FOR SAIL

= ON good terms for cash, a HORSE and BUG
-5EzJl GT, OF Horse without thu Buggy. Apply to
6 ~ decls-tf THOS. CUBBINS.
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I0ON0O Acres Valuable Lands for Sale.

TBAvF for sale. On favorable terms, one hundred thou
sind acres Of the anest land in the word, situated in
ihe counties o. Crittrn8eu, 81. Francis, Mississippi,
washington, HeEpsted and Sewer, Arkansas. These
were mostly entered IS swamp lands, and are exempted
70 ten wears from date o. entry from taxation.
Those who may wish 10 invest viii call on ne al Gray
son. Ark, eight miles below Memphis, for further par
tlcuIsrs- J. L. BARNARD.
uov1-favzm
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EHII HOUSE, ald LOT, between Madison and
utl Cour- streets. near the Memphis and Charleston
I@ Railroad Depot, contain z seven rooms
ALSO, thirteen acres OF ground, within / 4 miles Of
Court Square, with fair Improvements on -he same.
Possession o. either given Immediately ApBiy 20
or2I-tf $40 IXON.
N1rfheasf c0-rp- of Caurr SNARE
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TO RUILDERS,

4 HAVE in store, . large stock OF Builders Hardware,
Il Nails, &c, which were purchased for cash from the
manufacturers, which l will sell at the bottom OF the
market. Also, all Kinds Spouting andG uttering, Roof
ing, &c, done at the shortest notice, In . manner that
will warrant satisfaction.
dec4-dim G ".
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starch.
iperior for sale BY
r A
Straved or Stolen,

n FROM the undersigned On November S0th, a
MIN BLACK HORSE, ten or eleven years old, white
&AfH spot in the foTehesd. one hind foot white, ht
S teen or sixteen hands high, from the residence
Of the Hon. 2. ". N. King, Shelby county. Tenn A
reasonable reEaTd and all expenses viii be paid for ht
delivery at the Livery Stable Of Newly in Aemrhis.
deelo-In JEPTHA L. FoWLKEs.
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EOR RENT.

! DESIRE TO rent out for the ensuing year a
4ss57 small farm OF eighty acres, lying two miles from
kmH Court Square. This plsce has about sixty acres
ESh cleared. and the balsnce IN timber, q comfOTts-
BE residence with five rooms, kitchen, nsgr0 houses, and
ell NECESSARY out h uses, . good cistsTn and hrst rate or
rhard, OF every variety OF fruits For further partiou-
lars apply o
Oci5-g II EOLLlNTlAE-
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$40 REWARD!

RUNAWAY, about the 10th or 18th OF September,
IA a Negro Woman named AMANDA. She Is black
6AS and pitted with the small pox in the face. She is s
-4n2 inches high, heavy set, aged II years. She was
lurking about Memphis when heard Of last. I will pay
the above reward II found in the city, or SIS II found out
Of the city. 20 anybody that viii deliver her TO me, at the
corner OF Main aud Vance streets.
Bo7l -2ms d. II. MCCLURE.
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Fine stock for sfOck--RaiIrOad
stock.
WISH TO exchange nv fast irotting and
rEA pacing Stallion BILL OLE OF Maury
$500 county, for Memphis and Charleston Railroad
III Stock, a. City cents In the dollar. Price Of
Horse $500. Sired By BED Robin, he by Havoc, kc.. snd
damned By a Union Mare; he Is seven years Of age, Of
the hr ct bloodO Tiding stock in the Stats, and q sure
fold gstteT.
Also, one pair Of nne family CARRIAGE HORSES,
seven ytsrs old; pair valued a. $3.50.
Also, my nne trotting mare "MIRT." and her Colt,
aoOut six months old, by Toronto. - Mirt is sbout
ten years Of age. Price for both, ss50. Apply to
+ A. WHITE, or
dPclS I'm q. p. NEwBT.
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SWAN s. CO.'S LoTFERIEs.
Fort Gaines Academy Lottery,
Single Numbers!

To be drawn In the City Of Atlanta, GeOHis, In public,
on TUESDAY. January 90. 1851. On he Plan e
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;sqr Salf ann 8GRt.


NOR sale, iIi9 5s-IU0 acres ~ Land IN . ooupaet
shzpe. On the Vest side OF Saline liver, and North
esst corner OF Dallas county; 1000 sctes on Moro Bayou
IN Bradley county; $50 acres on Eagle Creek, BTsaley
counfv. All superior bottom lands, In the heart or the
Cotton growing fgion. These lands are superior an
ouslitv. and the owners ia need Of money IS the oniy m
ducenent to sell. lie odes5 them al 81 . per acre IT
us zndisputcd. Apply imDedisfely 10
M. SHAW CO.
Real Estate Brokers, &c,
as-a aim Southeast corner Court Square.