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GOLD AND SILVER PURCHASED

THE BEsr RATES FOREIGN Bills OF EXCHANGE SOLD ON
The PRINCIPAL POINTS IN EUROPE IN SUNS TO SUIT.
~ OLD CURRENCY AND VIRGINIA MONEY
will opened for depostos payable funds
gold charging the rates. Checks must be marked
cordngly.
Sight drafts all the principal cies In tho Union sold
suit.
Bonds and stocks sold commission.
Uncurrent money bought and sold.
Land warrants purchased at the highest rates
swEESY, RIrrKNH0UsE, FAINT, CO.,
Jim Bankers.
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BY JAS. c. McGUIRE, Auctioneer.

1NRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
property the of Pennsylvania and Nineteenth
Tuesday january O'Clock the
BY virtue deed Of trust dated November 1854 and recorded
No So olps 375 Of the land records for
Washington county, subscriber viii public auction the
highest bidder following described property, viz
Begnn intersection and 10Th
running hcnce westwad along the line OF said the
row commencing the end thereof thence northwardy
along the said dividing wall the wall and along the
said the alley thence eastwsrdly
along Of the said alley said 10Th thence southwad
along place Of beginning with
improvements consisting Of excellent brick dwelling
house, with brick stables DC.
Terms made known at SALE
WIN A. MIX Trustee.
JAS c. MCGUIRE,
I'D = Auctioneer.
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DOR RENT--The dwelling of the late Gen. Tow
III This handsome house the
furnace and complete fixtures aso
Offices adjoining Apply to w Caldwell Of II and nth
Dr. J. b IT. SMITH.
Dec b--sunTues&Thurs
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A MERICA AND ENGLAND.---Messrs Taylor &
Naury the they smp
sons celebrated historical painting Of the Restoration Of the Arctic
Ship Resoue the people United
Queen or England Cowcs December 1885,
by tho publishers, Mcssrs Coaagh Co.,
hbon No 322 Pennsylvania
Co.'S from Thursday December 0h 1857 short period
Hours froma TO g. m, and from to s. p. M
Admission - cents. Dec 10--dinf
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nv ). Q. MCGUIRE, Aucsloneer.

HNRUSTEE'S Sale of Valuable Improved Real Es-
q trust from Thomas eoay and wife 10 me- bearing
sl day o. July n hs year i and recorded ss, W % No
ingon county District Columbia and the Of the
Saes bidder s on Saturday hs slsi day q cossr IN the year
1851 at oeo p M on the premises a valuable nm e
aud Pennsylvania In the city Of Washing
goupdo vii An those parcels ground plan
city Washington as pa Of lots numbered two z and hree 90
D. subdivision made by John roe
land Of said lots numbered two 2l ana ,a Ss v ny
office Of the said oi Washington together Win All
the SSSs and thereon and privileges ana ''
Terms Of sale i've thousand dollars Of the purchase money
paid cash. the residue thereof in six equal nssmen!a at az
Twelve eighteen thirty and hrs months with
Of the purchaser required order and ny
him e es the e y ass q thu s win %
convey such title vested IN him BY The deed Of trust fheue
the complied with from tho day
Of the trustee reserves ho right at BIS option either to snna
co u he purchaser on such terms as ihe trustee may
think ht n,, , ,.,,..S, -.
San % --eoaS,is Aucioneer.
psy- The above sale is postponed until Tuesday.
November i7thr same hour and place - , sr,,,,,s ,u,
Oct 3i--d JAS MCGUIRE, Aucioneer
nay- The above sale is further postponed until
Tuesday afternoon, December 10 1857 same hour and place.
xov 5se = s assaaf rs aasiisnser
I,RENCH DINNERS, &c--Mons Z. eabantous.
n from Paris having taken In employ this dny shall
DO prepared and parties every do
The most approved style Ny well IS Mons "a
supervision to all parties and ware OF every
Kind supplied Confectionery pyramids fancy and PLAIN creams
% charotes Of profuse varieties and over ono
hundred patterns mords for parties The following extra nns
French dishes will name viz tetf a3a
Froid la Gelee ea.gsf5 fN..gs ~ g
Nolx de vean a la Saint Carat 4.E1
Los AnguIles Bourrc Montpelier
Aspie dc dras en- Belle vue eesses
Galanine Faisan Ia d'Orlean ,a4.,
Pate a IN Franchise Ia Gcee
Les Chand Froid deconais sux trune
Ballone de Pigeon Ia Gece
d'Tomand la Hagnasia
Potage la Refine
Potage la Tontno
Potage de Blond de yean sHtff
a Ia Rclclcu Essence de Gibicr
Les Bocuf a la Russo
pnde la Chipolaia.
DEnrec
saute de Filet de Poulet an Suprem
Patue Chaud de Calle Gratin
Fllet de Caneton dOrange
Samis dc Perdreaux ou Bccase. III
Sa,lc Perigueus
Coteletcs de Pigeon Pitts Pois
de ycau Maudoinnc
Tmbale Maccaroni a Ia Parisien
volc vent Ia Toulouse.
French dishes that be called n NY usual OIL
at the usual prices.
Day boardcrs, 81 day weekly boardes ss per week
No a47 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Browns Hotel
Dec S-eo1m
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AIDES AND GENTLEMENS REAL PARIS
kid gloves supply all coos and sizes very quality
with vast stock OF Foreign and domestic dry price
PERRY BROTHER
Central Storcs,i building,
Dec ls-lotff opposite Centre Market.
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ASSESSORS, NOTICE.

TINE voters Of the several wards will please take
j. that the will attend tho places designated
from O'Clock to o'clock, every day. except
Christmas from the 18th the 3lst Of this mouth
inclusive for the purpose Of revising and correcting the posts
First werdamuc Rcderns Of Pennsylvania
Nineteenth street sfF
Second wadJobn Stewards Of Twelfth
Third Ward NJ. Downngs, street. between Seventh and
Eighth streets.
Fourth Ward--lity Hail. te
south,
sixth ward-Eward wayson's, street. between Eighth and
Ninth streets.
Seventh Ward-John II. Bird
. 2
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POINTED following from Moyds London News
shows how the Great Eastern may be launched: 1.-THE
Lviathan is in a great fix. Like naughty child, It
can't be got out Of its cradle The difficulty is how to ex-
tcate it. The suggestion has been made to us by fac
tious friend that Mr. Sturgeon should be engaged to
preach to it he has had greater practice than anybody
Of the present day in moving great masses /"
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WANTED by a man and his wife, having no chill
w stunonhe practical gardener farmer his
wea good plain COOK washer and good dairy
both understanding their perfectly and
commended Please address Gardener Georgetown Office
Dec is &r-
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MnHoDIsrs CALIFoRNrA.--At the late conference
there reported membership of than 5000 to
whom about ninety minsterng. The California
Christian Advocate says that their tncrating system
braces territory Of 800 miles in length with average
breadth Of nearly 200 miles.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON.

SCHHHppS. 7
The proprietor particularly scnapps per-
travelling about settle the
its medicinal properties correcting the dgrseable
effects produced by change
travellers South and West particularly liable should
be careful purchasing the snapp the whole flooded
with counterfcis and limitations The has the popros
the bottle cork and label For sale by all the druggists
groccrs.
mt2 uDoIPHo WOLFE
Dec 13-d3nif Depot is Beaver street, New York.
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hon, Mah.

ST.. LOUIS Dec. 4.-The Kansas City Journal of Com
says Joseph Mageans trader the Green river
arrived Tuesday being tho latest arrival from Utah
Mr.. M. confirms previous advccs. He reports that
nearly all the emgrant trains suffering from Nor
depredaons, their wagons being burned and cattle
stolen. Large quantities of grain and forage stores at
Fort Bdger had been burned by the Mormons to prevent
it's purchase by the government The Mormons had also
burned all the grass the route beyond Fort Brdger
The three feet deep IL the mountains, and the
country covered with far the Blue river
The buhaloes were very abundant.
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Miss Christie johnson,
EocuToS,
r s DESTROYS of forming classes in elocution in the
schools in Washington, and win instruction private pu
pills in that city and in Georgetown.
give professional gentle
foreigners who wish acquire English
Formerly Miss Engshs)
insry, Washington and Gay streets, Georgetown
Mrs. Anna Cora Ritchie, Richmond
Rev, stephen r. Hill, Washington, n. G..
Grafton Tyler, NJ. n, Georgetown, d. G.
apply Blanchard Mohun their book
of Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh street
eff
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PHOTOGRAPH OILsPAINTINGs.
DROFESSOR j. E. CHURCHILL, Artist, respect
thanks his for
ment and solcts a continuance Of the
studio Marteys Gallery No 44s Pennsylvania three
doors east OF Ak street.
Dec 4-1
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Collectors once,
City Hall, November o. 1857.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons who have
not paid their taxes present and all who in
previous years that at the expiration Of sixty days from
Ills date advertisement be prepared
an property on which may remain unpaid viii be adver
ti,ea and soldsfor taxes, the law enjons.
Those the heavy expense attendant on
the advertisement requested to pay in season
~ JAMES y. HALLIDAY,
Va, aodtI,nh Collector
DIANOS! PIANOS PIANOSl-New and second
hand pianos Of Stenway Sons New York;
VIM Knabe Co.. BALTIMORE and Of sons factory ideipha
always on hal moderate terms. as
For sale and TO 18th eight doors above Penn
syyania = j r..~a,,,-.,, ~, s.g
Nov 1g--1meod 9&
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TOR HIRE--A servant man competent in the
of the dining and parlor service, temperate and honest
Pennsylvania between 2st and
22d streets, No 26, third story Treasury Building
6--3teo ~
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[rnE VERY --LATEST.

LIvERpooL, Saturday. m.-Cotton- estimated sales
to-day 900 bales The market closed firm but with an
quotably advanced. Breadsuffs closed firm. Provisions
steady.
LONDON, Saturday.. m-Consols closed at 9li Oh
for money and account.
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Walker IN Nicaragua. Oregon Election.

NEw YoRK, Dec 1.-THE steamship Star of the West
arrived at this port early this morning. and brings intel
ligence that General Walker had landed three hundred
men in Nicaragua.
The British and American ships will blockade the port
of San JUAN and station force to prevent Walker from
passing up the river.
The elections in Oregon have resulted in the of
the constitution rejection of slavery and exclusion of
free negroes from the Territory.
Lieutenant Bcae and party had arrived all WE'LL with
camels, at California
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT AT
I, 4, .IrauEp,c I,nENcI RExsT AIrRANT

YINHE subscriber, in order to accommodate the pub
lic gives he will furnish meals 10 weekly ecsrders
the rate Of 81 week
Bills Of fare furnished every day for the accommodation
such guests every facility will be given to guests 70 breakfast
ne and sup at such the OF pat
the establishment.
Eroakfastrom till IL o'clock. @eaf45
Dinner 2 till o'clock
supper from 8 till 10 o'clock.
Dec 2-3aw2w 252 Pennsylvania
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TTNHE LADIES are especially invited to The
IL store, Formerly occupied by r. G. scvens)
is Commercial Building opposite Centre Market junction Pcnnylv
where they will
fancy and toilet articles permey, &C. &C., such shall
improve and sell Wholesale and retail old
504 Pennsylvania
2s-n MRS. LAKE a
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RUTTER, CHEESE, &c.

. 20 kegs choice butter
Is boxes cheese
90 boxes rnisins
barrels cranberries
8 dozen jars prunes
zoo pounds walnuts
ZOO do currants
200 boxes rsisins
3 dozen Manila mats
81 chests imperial tea, iinc grade
81 do gunpowder tea, do
10 cases sperm candles
rs hoxos adamantinc candles
Dec I5--3t
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Death Of En- Marshal WuAocp.

TAMAouA, (Schuylkill county, Pa } Dec. IL Colonel
Wynkoop late United States marshal for the eastern dis
tct of Pennsylvania killed yesterday while out gun
ming, by the accidental discharge of gun in the hands
of servant The deceased colonel in the Pennsyl-
vania regiment in the with Mexico. He distinguish
ed himself in the battles of Cerro Gordo and Huaantla
he commanded Mt Peroe and the captor of General
Valencia and colonel of his staff in January, 1S4S
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Dec ls-dspif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-25
TUESDAY,, DECEMBER %, 1857.
SENATE.
Senate met at l2 o'clock.

Senate mel at II o'clock.
MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE,
A message was received from the House, stating
that had agreed to the Senate amendment to House
bin. TO amend the act Incorporating the Orphan Asy
lum of Alexandria also, that they had agreed to the
Senata's amendment fixing the election OF Major
General of 4th Division Of Militia for llth January
next; ALSO agreed to the resolution that the Legsla
ture take from the I'D INST 10 january ath
BILLS REPORTED.
To form new county out of part OF Tazewell
county; amending the charter OF the Petersburg Me.
Deep Creek Navigation Company; authorizing vol
untary associations Of individuals for fencing their
lands; 10 incorporate the WOODBURY. Female Semiua.
~ Company, al Morgantowu; to incorporate the New
River Navigation Company; to incorporate the
Chick abominy and James River Steam Navigation
Company; to amend the act concerning the Sergeant
of ths CITY of Richmond and the Clerk OF the Illus
t;ngs Court OF said City; bill releasing the Rich
mond l. Blues from the payment of $l91 IL 10 the
State for camp eqapages, &c; bill establishing the
North Western Luuatic Asylum.
petition was presented from Miles 5. Capps Of
Norfolk asking payment Of expenses incurred in GO
inc 70 New York 70 srrest Albert Stann an escaped
prisoner from the Norfolk Jail
RESOLUTIONS OF INQUIRY.
BY Mr.. DESEALE, of the Committee on Banks, re-
porting by bill or otherwise the Suspension OF
Specie Payments by the Banks of the State. ny Mr.
CAMPBELt, of releasing the Directors OF the Lewis
ton Plank Road Company from the payment OF
fine imposed OIL them for not making their Annual
Report. Mr.. OLD, Of repeating the law incorpora
ting the tluguenot Springs Mining Company. and
passing bills incorporating the "Huguenot Mining
Company" and the "HugHenot Springs Company"
BY Mr.. OLD. of amending the Charter of the Glen
dover Mining Company. BY Mr.. JoHSsoS, of incor
poratiny joint stock Company for building Ma.
sonic Temple in Richmond.
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LOAN OF ARMS.
RIcHHnSD Va Nov.

RicHMosD Va, Nov. 4, 1857.
DEAR SrR:-I am happy to be informed, by yours
of IN. 2i received this morning. that there will pro-
baby be- no Necessity to the arms forwarded Ia
your orders. II was assursdly the legal and proper
course 10 rely the civil police to protect the peace
aud franchise of citizens, soon As you We're con-
WINGED Of the proper disposition and adequate means
tha; imperative duty. If your pterposilion will have
restored peace and order to that city, it will be
subject of congrs,ua;on to the whole country
need not assure you, sir, that honored your no
BILE State much not 10 extend to her The courtesy
which was repeated by her Executive for An END 80
legitimate rs that Of protecting the sacred 'gh' "
suffrage and the safety of the people.
As soon as there is no longer necessary ~
arIns YOU will peaae return them to the State Alo
~ of Virginia, at Richmond. Direct them OF ssnu
them in charge TO Capt e.. D'mmocK' 'up'''"
tendent OF State Armory o: Virginia ao.;,o ,.o,
shsl always be most happy. err, 10 rsTns;r ''u
here in person, aud have the honor " '
With the highest respect'
Your obedlent servant ,,,,,,
Ills Excellency I. WArxrs' L''oS'
a,,IrsLIs. Nd, Nov. 10, 1857.
ui, E,c.ll.pcy HESRY A. WISE.
Dr,u SIR; nave just received your favor ot me
a. ;'.,,nt and have this morning authorized Mr.
Charles Gassswsy OF ths place. 10 procsed 81 once 10
U..hns,on 10 receive from the arsenal the Virginia
s,rns accompany their transportation to Richmond,
"nd JsIyer them TO Capt. e.. Dimmock, Superinten-
dn, p, state ArnorY OF Virginia.
Mr.. g. will leave Annapolis this evening.
With great respect, remain,
Your friend and ob't serv't,
I. WATKINS LlGON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-25

As mayor of the city of Baltimore, hold my com.
mission directly from the people, and ain accountable
70 them for tho manner 10 which discharge my trust
The &c which have been called upon to assume was
conferred upon me without solicitation. and will be
aid down Whenever It shall be made TO appear that
nave lost the confidence Of those whom it has been
Inv highest endesvor to serve can recognize Sub
ordination" to no other power within the sphere OF
nv dnty deem il due TO courtesy 10 afford to your
cxcelrncy tho amplest information IN regard 10 the
matters to which you refer in your letter, and now
invite from you any reliable evidence upon which
can legally act OF combination on the part oil any
~ our citizens to obsruct the laws at the coming
,i,c,ior Dut while am thus frank in fOreshadowng
nv nuus for the Of the public peace and
m, protection Of the voter by every means at my
cn,ninaud must be equally so IN decng 10 recog-
MIA any Joint administration of the affairs OF this
,ty The bowers of the mayor are believed 10 De
ample. - .ho o;,;,
He has his resort In case of emergency 10 the civil
noase IA we'll IA 10 the military aru which ike the
trorn.r !. nlaced by the law under bis control. Ii
will bs hs duty to his beat endeavors 10 see taat
svery citizen is protected in his constitutional rights
and that the peace Of the city is preserved Dy every
means AT his disposal IT, however, 1t should De at.
tempted TO introduce power IN the CRY OF Da'ti-
more above that of ts regularly constituted au!hoe
ties, or il the power should De assumed M au'tePa
ton of state of things that may not occur TO bring
the military in contact with the people on Inc oay OF
election, without an official requsition on the part OF
tho local authorities can only express inc sincere
belief that such policy might seriously endsnger !ns
peace of the city, and lead to consequences Which
it should be the duty OF all good citizens 10 enoea'or
it possible to avert
With great respect, have the honor 10 oe,
Your obedient servant,
THOMAS SWAMI, Mayor.
His Excellency T. WATKINS LIGoS,
Governor of Maryland.
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I. W a NI-NS A-ANf'---'
Hon. THos. SWAIN, Mayor Of Baltimore.
BALTIMORE. Nov. ". ;a'
lie RycaIlanpy ITryRy A War

BALTIMORE. Nov. u. So
His E1cellency, Henry A. WISE.
DEAR Sir Il seize the earliest rncCsci ii"~@n
me to thank you most cordially for tns G"'s ana
prompt response which you were kiat .ndhgh ="
give to my application for loan OF s.rrs % tn"n'h
me to "enforcs the execution of tbs .IYs 81 t'hs
State.
Before this reaches you, you viii havs M"'i h"'
such arrangements have been now u'.ce ~ u" 'dy
authorities of Batmors,iw iih The entire concuf" 81
myself and of those with whom nav. r''nr'liin" ~
this occasion, will, in our jut:m-r', zf7r''m''S So
cure the purposes intended by Military ps"p t't'""
Since the adoption of the.- n4a,rrr"' pn'n' ~
ciirnent hes in great degree SUITS :ri, ii y" ~"
hope and believe that thu preservs-"" 4" ''''' ."
the day of the approaching eiectIJc, sHd ne 2'"'h"
ton of all classes Of citizens in tns -xTr"'nu '"''
elective rights may be accomplished "Ht""' 'i'u '
tervenlion Of military fo:ce.
portion Of the arms forwarded cnr4agn 80 'Ern.
cy of Dr.. Wharton, have been rec-H"n ''d 'h""'
for safe keepiny in one OF the pubic 9Ii'uns '."'s
been stopped iu Washington. ntYe Lhs morning
received y telegraph Gispstch irvn Mayor hWride'.
in reply 10 one from ms, Informing me nt IN" '"i@e
will be- taken OF by him, ana properly stored 20
await further orders from me.
As soon rs it will be proper FOR ND 20 % 90 WI
have these arms returned you II proper conlitoa.
beg you 10 believe, sir, that fay spp.ec a't the
very gr-at Kindness sni saccD'! which L nave re-
ceiy.d from th- Executive OF nv nsuve State on this
occasion Ii will ever BE- gratefully remembered and
hope AZ no distant day 20 make my acknowledge
ments 10 you IN person.
With great respect | am. very truly,
Your friend and ODD serv'i.
+. WATKINS LIG0S.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

'HNhE fARM upon which formerly resided contain
ing 3Vo acres, about miles sou,h west of Chr,tsr
ncd court House, and within two and half mile, Of
renuey station; on the Clover Hill Railroad Thereby
making It accessible 10 either Petersburg orr Ricb,on
markets. Two thirds Of tn. farm is open land II; ao
state OF tvatiVn, and susceptible Of the hsbe., ;s -,
lmprovrm nj One third in original growth which h.
not been p.iagcd. 49,
The improvements conss; Of good and commodjor,
dwelling buzz within the last few years and ali ,h
necessary gu; and farm houses.
For further particulars apply TO me, or 10 J. r. GIL
the Farmers Bank. Richmond.
Sept .i-tt JOSEPH GILL Y,
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SEIZURE OF A BARK. &c

New YORK. Dec 23.-The bark A!auh was
seized by Capt. Rynders yesterday suspicion of
being bound for Nicaragua, to relieve Gen. Walker
She had fifty passengers on board.
The frigs;e Saransc was at Barbados on the Sth
coslnG.
the sloop of war Cyans left Cape Haytien on the
Sd inst. for Jamaica, having found matters connected
with Capt Msyo's seizure settled.
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hLBE,IlRLE land FUR SALE,

ENoR SALE, my farm OF three hundred and cl.v.r
II acres il ..D-luare county. adjoining the Ian;
! O. Massey, Sneed ani Others. SIX miles from
Charlottesville. Iwo and half from shadwe Depo.
and TWO from Tie RIvanna Improvement One huudre;
and twenty ncr". crarrd well enclosed and in Ms!
state oil Improvement One third Of this 10 good bo,,o
land dwelling and al necessary out building. are On
the place. and "A well OF hr,t water in the yard
TERMS hoe rnl or, if desired, exchange t0r RcI.
mond property will be made
Address me At Richmond, call my Office corner q
Franklin and Governor streets
DC, lf-cff u,p-
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.....nJs- t.YHa mi sna SALE.

,1,Ii!. -ut,c'rr- i"t- is "~-CJ II L,:: -.
80. ,aU'Iunf. IinE ~ tame. t""r o! 80 ,cr:T
u ttrg, .t.fii "'- .uyNE i:uu -, :-sc!
,ul,lu, aI .s 'r.. ,uG" tur'. E.':-
, ..st,.-,r 60, G.: 1nit" Inn STsr 'u@
-fnut-... IH- H.it su, s-'" inr. ~! 8 ,a5.-a Of
-n,. -. .rl Improvement. tHrr.' 'y.;cg HcEs-
rn,, r,sc~ ri .yg. sam "a. u lsII OK i:.ses iJcai
,u t1Ir.
r, ,ca,p. " iifIi. .ud MA -hrriE+cr. Es;. :riss
i,si. -!i u" properly AZ E,1-: - view
NV. <,Tr > Lr.Er
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EnnM IIlAII

ST. LaUr. Dec. 23.-An arrival here from John.
atoms camp, Rocky Mountains, reports that those OF
the wagon road party who had not enlisted, cafe
ut I.,g Fort, on Wind river. Magraw and forty Of
his men had enlisted. Nothing later from Utah.