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COCO REWARD.--Ran away from his en-
DAUU pIoyer on Capitol Hill, about the 9th ~
instant, a NEGRO MAN SLAVE, named SIS
ROBERT BEALE, copper colored. aboutSl A
years of age, of medium height; lively, and ~
pleasant i'm his manners and of modest address. -
He was well clothed, and belonged to one of the
heirs of the late Nathan LOughbOrough. He was
marked on the right thumb by bone teon.
His owner will paw the above reward for his ppre-
henslon, wherever found, snd safe lodgment in the
Washington county Jail, ID. G., subject To the order
of the owner.
He has free relations IN this city.
The owner refer to Messrs. Clark K Smith, Attor
news, corner of 9th street and LOUISIANA avenue.
ain
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slowly, as are all the upper stt,ams There ,.,ss
clear and co, mere yesterday, but the weather Is
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AUCTION SALES
~ by Wall & BARNARD, Auctioneers.

BY WALL Il BARNARD, Auctioneers.
FURNITURE AND AoUSEHOLD EFFECTS
Inr,1 20 a NC t THURSDAY MORNING,
pin ~, we shal sell IN front of our auction rooms
H oIH uE O'Clock, the Furniture and House
n aa ELECTS OF family leaving the city:
Mahogany Sofas and Chairs
S ah ana wood seat Chairs and Rockers
MMnanogany dress and other Bureaus 80
Cottage Sets Furniture
eather Beds, hair and shuck Mattresses
cottage and PLAIN Bedsteads
carpets, Mating and Oil Cloth
>. with many other articles in the Housek esnin1
me, all OF which will be sold without reserve
WALL d BARNARD, Auctioneers.
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WATCH RErURNs.-John G. Schoolcraff, va.
grant; woTkhonse seven days. Chas = Myyatt
vagrant do.
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SJOO REWARD.-Escaped from the Jail Of
ID IUUWashington county, this morning ,EDW'D
KANE and JOHN SEATTERY.
DESCRIPTION

EDWARD KANE, about feet, or 7 inches
high black curly hair, inclined to be grey, very large
grey eyes, IS years of age by trade boiler maker,
and worked formerly at Denmead's Foundry, Balt-
more, and recently at the Washington Navy Yard.
JOHN SIATTERY,5 feet, inches high, about
q years of age, slender made, smooth face, sharp,
thin nose. light hair, cut very short, blacksmith by
trade.
The above reward will be paid for the arrest and
delivery of both the above persons at the Jail, $50
EACH ap 28-3t
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The BUILDING COMMITTEE OF the Metropolitan
Mechanics Institute, held preliminary meeting
last night upon the subject of suitable lot for
building. Opinions were interchanged but no
action was taken 49, -
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"EoRGErowN THEArRE.-To- night, a capital
theatrical bill at Forrest Hall, Georgetown.
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sen TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED pRpvs
Arrival oftbe uIIuoi.

NEW York, April 2e.-The steamship Illinoi,
i.oin Aspinwall, with the California mails of
April 5th, is below
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NJOTICE-NOTICE-Ih have q few of those cheap
~ TOILET SETS on hand which wish SHRN
to close out and will sell at cost Also, ~
GOBLETS and other GLASS WARE, that
must be sold preparatory to a change in my w
business. All that want to buy cheap, please call at
No. SO, between 9Th and 10th streets, Penn. avenue
feb l7-6m s JOHN McDEVITT
IlARPER'S MAGAZINE FOR MAY.-Also
apes f--- FERGUSON, 4a6 18th street
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
~ REAL EsTATE.-By virtue of the order and de-
cree of the Circuit Court of the District of Colum
bla for the county of Washington in the matter of
the heirs of Frederick MOher, deceased, made sn
the 18th day of prl, 1857, the undersigned Comms
slOners will offer for sale at public auction, to the
highest bidder therefor, on the premises at O'Clock
p; IN: on I'll RSDAN the l4th day of May next,
all of Square of Ground, numbered two hundred and
thrty-fOur (23i) with the Improvements, consisting
OF small Frame House, and all of Square of
Ground. numbered two hundred and seventy -one
GID OF the plan of the City of Washington; for
description of which they refer To the PROCEEDINGS
IN the said cause.
The conditions of sale are: One fourth Of the
purchase money To be paid at the time of sale, or
within three days thereafter; the residue be paid
In one, two, and three years, with interest from the
day of sale to be secured to the satisfaction Of the
Commissioners, or majority of them.
III the terms are not complied with, the property
at the expiration of three days from the day Of sale
VIII be resOd at the risk and expense of the purcha
ser or purchasers.
SAM'E r. DOUGLASS
r.. G. CARRINGTON,
THOMAS T.. LLOYD, }CommIs-
CHARLES WALTER, | sioners.
THEODORE McGLUE,
A. LLOYD, Attorney.
ap 23-eOts Init A. GREEN, Auct.
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BY JAMES c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
FTNRUSTEE'S SALE OF ROSEWOOD Pr
Il ANoFORTE, FURNITURE. AND HOUSEHOLD EF-
FEcTs:-On WEDNESDAY MORNING May 9th,
at 10 O'Clock, shall SELL by virtue of a deed of trust
duly recorded. &c. the Furniture and Effects in No.
-, on the south side of street, between llth and
18th streets, viz:
Superior rosewood seven octave Pianoforte
Handsome Brocatee and lace Curtains, COrnice,
and Fixtures
Elegant velvet Carpets, Rugs
Mahogany hair-sprng Sofas, Rockers, arm and par
Tor Chairs
Marble top Sofa and Centre Tables
Ottomans, fancy Chairs, FOOtstools
Walnut Extension dining Table
Cane and wOod-seat Chairs, Lounges
Enamelled Cottage Set, Looking Glasses
Bedsteads, Bureaus WardrobeS
WaShstands, Toilet Sets
Hair and hnsk Mattresses. Bolsters and Pillows
Window Curtains and Shades
Hat Tree, OIlcOth STAIR Carpets, &c.
Together with a general assortment of Housekeep-
ing articles.
Terms $50 and under, cash over that sum, a
credit of and 81 days, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
THOS. J. FISHER, Trustee
ap 2S-eo&ds JAS. e. MCGUIRE, AuctiOneeT.
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Arrival Of the EnsIi.h Troans n, H.lif.

9. hALIFAx, April 2s.-The steamship Lebanon,
i, ,oIh oolwich with dates 10 the evening of the
brina arrived here yesterday with troops, but she
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SHAWLS, SHAWLS,
- SCARFS and MANTILIAS
Just received very attractive stock of rich Spring
Shaws and Scarfs
Plain and embroidered White Grape Shawls
Rich and beautiful Black Silk MANTILLAS, di-
rect from the importers at very low prices
10 pieces figured and corded Marseilles for Ladies'
Basgues and Chill ren's Cloaks, with Fringes
and Blaids to match
SO yards Spring Dress Silks from 50 cents up,
which are very decided bargains
pieces rich glossy plain Black Silks.
The Ladies aud purchasers generally are invited
to give n call COLEEY d. SEARS,
ap 2S-6teo SIS 18th st. Sd door north Pa av.
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E>OR RENT.-THOSE TWO LARGE Three
IL story Brick buildings situated on nth street,
opposite the War Department. To good and per-
nlanent tenant the rent will be moderate. Posses
sion given April 9, 1857. Apply to JOHN ALEX
AMBER, No. 24O Penn. avenue. ap 7-eoim
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The Lovers of good singing will not forget to
attend the Academy tonight, at the corner of
Eleventh street and Pennsylvania avenue. The
programme offered by Mr. Kemble wilkins is
full Of variety, and will no doubt crafty all The
concert commences at s O'Clock precisely
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR RENT-A very convenient four-story
Il BRICK HOUSE, containing ten rooms, situa-
TED on north street, between 18th and l3th streets
ap 29-St+ ~ ~ '''
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-This morning, the counsel
in the case of Winter rs. Anderson argued the
appeal Of the defendant for a new trial. The
Court overruled the application
Several cases were called and continued and the
Court took up the action for damages of Doug
lass rS Conroy Bradley for plaintiff The jury
gave verdict for plaintif-damages $40 GO. with
interest from July LIST, 1853
The jury was discharged for the dav; and the
Court announced that the docket being nearly
through there would not be enough cases on the
assignment for Tomorrow unless some cases were
taken up by consent.
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FISHING PARTT.-Yesterday 4 number of the
disciples Of Izaak Walton, residing in the west
end OF the city, "toOk trip 10 the Falls of the
Potomac, where they had merry time indeed
The party was composed of some of the old resi-
dents OF the First Wa d, with few younger and
more active Gu companions. They give good ac-
count OF their success, and predict comfortable
things for future fishing operations
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ROOMS FOR RENT-Very delightful summer
H ROOMS with balconies opening on the street,
at No. 486 18th street. between + and +. ap z St.
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SPLENDID SILK ROBES.
We open TO-DAY to which we call the speeiaI
attention of the Ladies and purchasers
SDvery rich colored tounced Silk Robes
~ do superior Black do. at low prices
81 exceedingly rich tlounced Barege Lawn AMI
Organdy Muslin Robes.
HI Any Lady IN want of n handsome dress should
not delay examining these goods as they were
bought at great sacrifice and will he sold nj small
advance Oh the cost to close them ont
COLlEY 4 SEARS,
up N-Tan G3 7th ST. 3doOrs north Pa av.
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nIPn CAGES DOOR MATS, BASKETS,
RTpyS EMBRACES, &c., at
~ - h J. MCLAUGHLIN cos,
ea No % bet. 9Th and 9Th sis,
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lhE NATIONAL MUSICAL CONTAMINATION
SIDERABLE interest Is manifested by our musical
irehds In the coming Convention 10 he held :,
lhe Smithsonian Institute in May next.
THIS Association has been in existence INWARD
IionSS W. ana has ITS principal officers sta
tIOhed IN this city but its membe hin eYtendSt 20
rVery section of the Union. Prof Root has hesn
Engaged 10 preside at the coming Conven,ion IN
'oIas4uehce Of the illness Of Prof Woodburv
held 0"'e"'iohs nave been
Inc mon Choir Association has no conps,;o,
"Ltn the National Musical Association Inn, viii
hOId concert at the Smithsonian Jnsti,,I,s 81, -
Tue adjournment OF the latter Associa,;n 49, .
Band iiOii tue Marine
INK CORPORATION FINEs-The FIRST cases 10,
TIE recovery Of money paid by individuals in
mes and costs ordered by the late police maois.
rates were ruled for trial before Justice Goddard
Ch Monday last The warrants were is.UeJ ~,
Tue oaths VI Samuel SaInstay r Rics ard -. ~
5O'ePhs. Al the hour appointed the prosecufino
P1'uSs ala not appear, and the cases were dis
posed Of by ROH pros 'ie u'S-
Considerable interest was eybil;,.l =
suL' OF these cases but as the matter stand a.
tlN'iudtIOh desired by outsiders relative 10 ths
rs Oh recovering by this course the fines and
'OA,' pNld under the Judgment of the IuaUdstra,as
drclaIed BY the Court Unauthorized Inv 5a1. 49,
hOt obtained. y ID" WAS
United MATES POLICE REPORTS B>fo,x
Js't''e DOHH.-A colorsd woman named EIi,.
Prnst' was arrested by Officer Kemble, under the
usPclon OF having stolen from a eoIored ,oar
&c SOhh Grlnin the sum of SIS in gold Tbere
H. - az evidence connecting the woman with
,.o,n... ~ she was discharged In Justice to M.
80 ~ ma ged (whOse character appeared m he
sams 49, my evidence was, that living in the
ITifs sDd ~ . Ih tue prosecuting witness and his
M. 10 othet person having been seen ahon,
- ,h' suspicion was flsteued on -
bradley, Jr., for defence
60 II. This dangerous practice Of
boys hs h,ns IN the streets, and using stones and
sticks as weapons, was put a stop 70 SOM ,inDa
since by the police; but il has 'i'iie
aid yesterday lady WALKING ,,i,,1 :. -, "su'
Ia the second Ward, was severely hnr, h.isi .
thrown by colored boy who was eno. ~ stone
others IN an arIay Of this sort Tyvo1S TSeo win
John w Wesley Hall and Lucien A AnSat .le party,
coloLed, wee arrested by Onicer WiiIinooth
and lined FL and costs each by Justice GoSdasSn'
The JAMEsIOwN SOCIETY of washington h,,,.
Chartered the steamer POwhatan for their co,oIn,.
ahnivefsary-l3th Of May next
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MArRiMoNIAL.-There has been. according to
the books Of the clerk at the City Hall, two hun
dred and twenty-fv marriage licenses issued by
Inc urDane Official, Oh. McNamee, since the first
day OF last January. The question put TO ''Items'
by bachelor friend the other day of - What be-
comes OF all the pretty girls % is thus answered
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,oTTCE-J HAVE PLACED ALL Ny
~ Rocks of account and Bills IN the hands of X.
II JIsEEy Attorney -at-1aw, for settlement.
III - no re bted TO me requested 10 call
nnnn Nr Iaskey and settle their respective accounts
Is eary as possible, and thereby AVOID the trouble
"U an n INV A. TATE.
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NEW JEWELRY, SUPERIOR WATCHES,
~ STANDARD and SILVER PLATED ~
WARE.-I am just receiving some very rich E'yAl
and choice new styles of JEWEIRY. tSIX
Also, have on hand, large and we'll selece ed as
sortment OfGOLD and SILVER WATCHES.
! have also Just finished lin my own shop) very
rich SILVER TEA SET and large lot of other
STANDARD SILVER WARE and as the warm
and dull season is fast approaching, will from this
time forward offer the whole stock at greatly redu-
ced prices that those who wish TO purchase will
find ii TO their advantage to call soon, at S3 Penn
sylvania avenue between 9Th and 10th streets, sign
of the large spread eagle.
H-eO6t III, @, HOOD.
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nor RENT OR SALE.-Two small BRICK
Il HOUSES on Hth, near NJ street. And a three
story FRAME, corner Of 22d and streets. Also,
VII 10 mar 9fh street ami at the store y, u
son Il SUTTON, or J. Y. PIERCE, Agent, No.
10 Path street betWeen VI and n. ap n -eO9tt
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The MARINE BANDS PROMENADE Concerts.
MHSie IN re Pres'dsnt's and Capitol Grounds
Orders have been issued by the Secretary of the
Navy for the commencement of the Summer sea
son 5 concerts on the afternoons of Wednesdays
and Saturdays in the Capitol grounds and the
grounds surrounding the Executive Mansion
Ihe first Is to take place next Saturday afternoon
In the grounds OF the Mansion, as usual on that
day This is agreeable, good news, indeed to
all our fellow-citiZens of both sexes
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PARTNERSHIP DISSOLUTION.17The sub
IL scrbers announce To the public ana cfsdtofs,
that the firm of NJ HOFFA & co. was to-day dis-
solved after friendly agreement between ne Two
partners, NJ UOFFA will remain ~ me store n
No 81 d, aranns while NJ. l.OEWENSTElN
has opened store at No. 5s Penn'a avenue, near
,O'''S :" w. NJ. H0EEA,
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DOR r f y IA comfortably furnished
BRICK HOUSE, with many cOnvenences, de-
slrably located on g. between 10Th and 2th streets.
No. I76. Possession given immediately. Apply to
POLLARD WEBB. ap27-St"
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TAUTION.-The Collector of Taxes having al
~ vertised at public sale Lot 10 and improvements,
in Square 3l this city, for alleged TO be due
on the same for 1856, from a gentleman who ls NOT,
and presume does not claim 10 be, the owner there
of this is to caution purchasers that am the ner
of the SAID Lot 10 and improvements, an square So
and that the taxes thereon for 1856, rs wei as Io,
preceding years, have been paid for when pay mo"e
a ap,1 tSe ''Hee'o' 'e'Ff'EfRD . JEFFERSON,
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EEC-lT.oE or FssALEs. Amongst Tho >ny excellent ia
u.,ous Of ls iag young ladies' 90 Tennessee Il is
l-Eslre haw cal the attention NJ readers Who have
t.ugbF- usr's 10 educate tb, Shelby VILE Femss
Aea cmy under iho charge Of Jso 7. EDoIs g. together
a Hrs Eg8tE, sHsn whom 40 better teachers f.
utlt portion o. gr0U lHtTyusn be foundin any
sI-.y usIg.l0u. Ne Zee. shat lhoss
ss uausasss the Of Others be trained
lgr aer usefulness anI pCr.lHce OF amer life
90 sstT 90 PslrouEe he Shelbyyils Female ACadeug
s-a-Ti present ira aErInsai.
ice AGA cay Bsauurul building with Shsn OTdi-
l.T ysn5aCv,; TO- tassfiIIy and eomtOr
sag arranged, uE-iur wiE She advantage OF superb
T-.0s'. H-a aud Mineral &c apparatus, which
Jsls have zes Re Care IRseu 10 Instruct The mind and
l.rt o vHal IS uss,Gi and p 'eit-nt 10 aiter life.
sUuus ladies lave Ihn advantage OF attending ths
churches OF thor che !1lr we'll conduct hogses o.
w9rH ul'rn bis thriving couuLy city, located On branch
@ She Nashville and lhR,'anooga railroad.
Ia5 Academy uader care and cu,rol Of Uasrs Of
highly -aaor-1s Trustee. TaeI President Is Dr. Tn MAS
-.s-y.EB-
Lisso Do hoped has G7T he honor oTeaaas-- lh uso
conducted restitution mzy receive the hearty
-sr7.roI taoss t7sous sogh STALL educate bt
crs a.sg hsTs. gsT-uns other States sending h,F
d-uHsrs laS Academy, obtain board The lussru-
. r.ol 80 IS Goo The Boa, OF Fam.lies.
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EsTTC41ED raOs- Ehr-e add 1ait fs1H - shvils
- he gambler and -irsrrE ming EH Cal u of SIR kish
GrI o. DO, EaU1 ng 7J acre tE~ af GO portion q L1a
O. lard Ulrsegi ful ~ COB .. Oh BE- he Rtvcrr
.sr5.y riugaar"-.ru iIrs -g-aitv u gIg State
There about 10 acres cleared ~ ai WE Zen go neal.
&c Place TU5 Sl3ry Lue uE- vita T0olf
halls upper and over Foru1Jss, also 90 tns
rear in l.ircueu Past " errlaLB Euym7t with ell tho
necessary tu Igd. IurIu. excellent Ice Eouas.
c0ula ming zen ,wrly6 tons 90 ic=.
This Esrl elwel eel 10 the county, having
J7ree never E Srugz, with Creek rsuniIE through ~
affords Hbaula suppl. of EE-s for sJ0tk.
D.. t-lIas refer rhATUN w. AOERtS, the PREMISES,
o. 81 aAftHN h- NlChOaF
kt Benz. r 9af .Itfa 90 Puzzle Square
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NNE thOas1ud hLEIrzd and Gig y acres o. land %
Eur'ersgu suHHy miles rom the county t5Uu tCald
We g -.gIt "a miles IRON 30 srs1u and Q vero3
.-.l.la, wHI o. Ii cis anCGs
ulg zzlvGEtrU IL f. upland of tLs BEAT qays
has lr. u ling 'Pugs q cli % one va
ter I'd ~ omit fol e. ulss Lartb lmmeiat y ID
ug Uy0I bale 90 etl- % hcgcr=. III oz'
ClanEe Hs ab Of Land fer good young RegrabH,
tuuuz mult service. LOT lfn-v buEg gos-
B. gg 10 Hs Ian maJ- 0d be end gre t1u doubt Ply
s.ol- IfsUI9 lmi d. ". FORIEk. AEt
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VlF virtue &C deed % trust executed 20 ne By Ell L.
ID Woods, and Of record tns oacs OF the Rsgltsr q
idsJu uuIy Tennessee, Book No 49, pages XII aRd
as viii, The 26lh day OF FsbruaT 557 aFkss
the Public sQulrs u the city Of ashyle, Tsa
expose 30 uJc and sell fr cash, The ghsst biddsTs
tue lo1 parcels of gr0uEd, town.: Lots so, 81 ana
81 a- gusd Iu David l. McGavoc ' plan Of ~ q 70
ri z Ie afrrJsaJ rcr sd bounded aud described iH
the Aforesaid decd toned aud which Is here
made Co satisfy t8bl therein ougd. sad Lots VIII
-oId from no squiIy Of redemption ras 70 taxa
P.i'Tfs..tT ABRAv L. DgNOss, .Tru tee.
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Tmnn,taa AIbion.

fE'HiE thorough bed nD1r eli S.al'i.E Ui- make =
his rtth my stables, LrEr Gal. zt1,. In
this year EIruCrg L5E 51 March al Clsiug ~
Fs IS ~ Tens, so Doe se son a 8 % he sroom.
Mares E-. ETEeu cave of 90 Ier WtgE-
Ain OF istJJ we'll know Middle lrnneasoo - -aq ifu
any dfasd dsscF OF himself o. 90 isres b. aitoz
pure emit he and bis e1 Els AIKEN LIu urst premiums
81 .. OF Tho q iu T.tFl- I-E1gr-ar.
GhJk0h ELLIOTT.
Herald Leblro1i Herald Russsly i-s- By; Herald Co
ung-; and JsHpl4 fpE.Y csPJ weekly ias amount %
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EEBiiowayrI OIntment,-Ths dry eruptl8ns 50 AL
7oy rE many aged Pc sons, well bos, rIngWorm,
ssa- ngaJ ver Sores 5Tu AMI all external iudsmms
t1a hs rss accident Of disease heal ruEdIy
ua-.T tbs application OF this ointment
s sold at the manufactures, No 81 Maiden Lane, New
To and No. ga strand, London and BY al drEEgiSsS
SIS G2bc, and 81 per poi
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LAND WARsANTs-A New YgrE frs-cisl g =
cllar, dated he 18Th, sayg-Llnd warrants have
ld0scced three eeo,s per scrssac= o. as report
We quote tie markea 70 day firm, with a decided
upgaFi tsndensy.
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mAGNEFICENT Inv EsG mENTs IN CITY
Proper n.

WE are f4rng Tor sale ad sra-ls Toe Tor ne erea-
w TO OF BIzn 4 House fronting - or 50 70 90
Gtrzsl street, polite q s. French ne1a iula fonI-
.ug each Brsst ct, pposits the Tenn and
abaIG Raj rCa Dep g. AIs0 a 20 rao Fea.d Ne Let
mt. 40 Hsrrv rect. between Church ahd
Fr.aa Al -r Bile LII IrE 50 High 0tt
HuudT wards North 0f ar o WEE' b. LuLlll Ad-
fIi1u, \ Of mi TO- Is frTs lerrL O. pay
frr O. yasrs. m7-r Of q. tssm- review Lots
u vile and HlIEius' premium ard unriVslI AL
dillon. AIsl, many beaHliut LOttn Hyasl' Add
lirU and IN kIE68rII.
fbrs-II JL-HR " BROWN
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EB- Ninety SIX young ladies' of M3mpais, Ten
nazses, h-eIy pe,itouei the CJuoci! Of that city
to clean ont AID pave cersin street. and It is said
they accomplished rLeir purPoss-ss ladies " al
varg most general, " do.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-26

o. The New YORK papers are making hero
OF Young SaodgTass' Is that interesting young
rcPrebste IS tffsctio0stsiy termed. Young Snod-
gas isqIi.o liol and the anxiety to see him
Ena 20 XIV ali about his sayings and doiugs is
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-26

4 YANEEE TALEI.G LIGHTNING An engine on
q Western raFOli brJks 10 yn last week aC night
70 ne mi3s; Of a snow storm. A teleg aOh opera
f7r in one of tie .rs, named S.sgsr, OF course
Y4uE-e) hearing the cause Of the dstsntioD, got
ont and t.5iug DIVA the msa wire from the pole
aEJlg-ils tue tr4ck cut it--sttacled small brass
WIGS 70 tie two ends "dIttsd" the distress Of his
ia d the Plus0u-g and Brighton stations; and
Pa LEg one Of tie brass points 10 his touge, read
the as rc- that Al engine should be- Immediately
sear, sLd then talked # this Pesaat Hyhtnng to
Lis auLlsgs sad impatient fellow passengers.
d similar ia. va psIJrm Sd By Ma. CUTE,
an operator Of this city, on one of the Georgia
20 Ids fsv months sizes A1Gseidert happened
60 she engine Bttsobe TO the train upon which be
was d passenger, WIKI disabled it. ald prevented
tbsm fon Procs ding, wbol 81. CUTE sgnsled
the fact sui received 81 a2sFsr IA tbs manner
J EFT bed rb)Ve