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BANKING HOUSE or cHUBB pRorHE.s.

BANKING HOUSE CHUBB BRoTIIEIs
Washington, January l, 1857.
T0IIN ID. BARROW aud HENRY HOLMES are
81 this day admitted partners Banking House Of
Cnbb oter The irm from this wiz be OF
j. Chubb John D. Barrow and Henry Holmes na
yenport composed Of Charles Cnlb Doura
Barrow under tho Brothers
row. & Go. ClUBB BROTHERS,
Jan 1--1u
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Certificates Of packages whole tickets sl3s 90
M do 81 30
Do 26 quarter do ....-.-+-+..---- 35 70
Orders certificates packages in the
above splendid prompt attention. and an
account Of drawing Immediately after Is to all
who order
Address t r. j. Buthffi Agent .sss.
July 1s wilmington, Demware
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Commissioner of the
---Iaw13w Tint. * Stlr.l

THO LEASE, for term OF years, the mansion of the
Il hate General Towson United states contains all the
improvements &c Ap
ply to J. b. II. SMITH, esq, at his Office, on street
March2 2i-2wu
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WTATCH Repairing and Engraving. wv Watches
wv chroBomoers and pocket mekepers % description
repaired by sia worken and perform accuany
Engraving every description done In the best style including
cuttng arms crests mottocs, and initials stone.
80 Visiting and wedding cards elegantly and printed
M W. GAIT 4 BRO.
Jewellers, s2t Pennsylvania ayenuc
Jan @-R Between 9th and 10Th streets
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The undersigned postmaster Of f-----, Of ----
ceraes office that he acquainted with the
granior knows them be property and able make
good their guarantee.
(Slgned)
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A RNYS SC0NFECTI0NARY. No. "a Bridge street
IA Georgetown, D. c. where all kinds entertainments are
furnished with tho best lee crcn takes,
the shortest notice and terms
M awarded al the Inst exhibition o. the Metropolitan
Institute.
Feb 3-dn
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PROSPECTUS
on THE
WASHINGTON UNION
r rrlr NATIONAL pE,locnAcr oF rIlE rNrrEp srArEs.

Ner Volume, New Types and New Arrangement
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Washington Branch Railroad.
.rTNRAINS leave Washington for Baltimore
4 At 8 and So, n. m, and and "a, p. n.
I'm Sunday at AZ, p
Leave Baltimore for Washington
Az and "a, !. and and sd, p m.
On Sunday at AZ, a.
Passengers for Philadelphia and New York win take trains O. SIS
and Az.
Passengers FOR Annapolis win take trains s1S
Do. for Norfolk i" 81 and g.
no. FIR the West ~ g 6 and AZ connecting
Washington junction. T. H. PARSONS, Agent
an IT--lr
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Firm n a Guarantee.

The undersigned residing at , State Of
foregoing bid for carrying the mail the route
from the Mississippi river 10 San Francisco, Calr
the General the bidder shall when
qred by the Postmaster General enter nto the oba
perform the service proposed with good and sufficient suee
understanding distinctly the olticutoa and liabilities
sasi ~ oaarators, % The 27h siaa e a g Congress ef July
. 1896.
Dated. (Sgned by two guaranors.)
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Form gPrpsal.

/, ------, of -, county OF - State
propose tho entire letter mail for the term
u years. specified the commencing
service, from the Mississppi river. by , 20 San
Francisco California; agceaby the advertisement the Postmaster
tc 2oth April 1857 horse coaches spring
suitable for the OF passengers well the
security the mails monthly each for the annual
Of - dollars uefy each fer the annual sum OF
dollars semtoeIy each way, the annual dollars.
Dated (igned.)
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Hon floyd Secretary o. War h nrnkard chief clerk
and bur wHtchnen Inc
following attached TO thia department
usssandiug Gcnears 0EceTis office be head Of which
Lieutenant Gcncrai scott, Is at New York
Astrnf oNneCol samnel Cooper Ajatnt General
AssiantsBrevct Townscnd Brevet Capt Williams
Capt Garcche Jodgc Advocate Brevet Msc John
w. In tsis Office are Rep all
personnel of the the rolls &c
II here whore all military COMMISSIONS male out
Qrdyaass G1raurs 0t7oeIrevc Major General y Jesup
general Cooncl Thoruss Captain
KILLER Beser eleven clerks and one messenger
Payras~ Gcnercr 0EoccoL r IArned paymAster general
MAJOR Leslie, district Taymaseri eight clerks and one msssen
ger,
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NOTICE no ROAD CONTRACTORS.-It heir

IN the the Washington
Rockville Turnpike Company gravel the from the first toll
terminus the District line requested nd
apply the undersigned the subject before the 18th
OF April JOHN C, BRENT,
No 80 Louisiana
J. C. LEWIS,
Feb 24-3tawu
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ARRIVAL or THE NIAGARA.
COTTON

NEW YORK, January THE Niagara has arrived. In
the cotton market, there has been a slight decline in the
lower quotations. Sales for the week 5000 bales. Pr
vate letters dassa on the day the steamer sailed, and tele-
graphed from Halifax, quote cotton active and the market
somewhat excited with a slight deciine. sizce Friday,
tia sdvices by the Persia had liiaened the market. Sales
on saturday, rocco bales, Of which spectators took
Is ooo. Mlddling Orleans, 7 to TX, the latter being the
price asked.
bank interest is nov 6 per cent. consols have advanced
n, aud are new held at "a Lie. The bullion in the Bank
Of England has increased.
The stock of cotton on hand in the Liverpool market is
sG7, GOO bales,
Richardson, Spence & Co. quote common 70 good oaio
aour at 81 to SIS, aud n liked corn at s2s- The provision
MARIE, is quiet. Bacon is dun and declining. Lard is
dnn. Sugar is dull and declining. Coffee is unchanged.
The American stock market is steady, and the demand
moderate.
Private letters are favorable and limits have generally
increased. Msddllng Mobile is quoted at 6K to &; Mid
ding Upland 7. TIE market closed drm and active with
a speculative demand.
The PersiG arrived out or Saturday morning. Nothing
definite had been heard from the Paris Conference.
Three thousand persons had visited the ResOlats. The
officers viii return in 3 British ship.
Sardinia has Effected a loan of sixty millions Of iivres.
1t is rumoTed that Geo. AshwOrth's company Of manu-
.fac;urers at Manchester have failed Tor E1oO, 900. robert
johnson s. Co. have also failed.
There IS much opposition in England TO the war with
Persia. Hand bills have been posted up all over London
warning soldiers against pirstical invasicns into that
country.
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Died, on the 9Oth Of November, at his residence in
Fsyette county, Tennessee, JoHNG. PICEESs, in the SSH
year Of his age. The deceased was FOR many years a
member OF the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, and
died in the fun triumph Of a living faith.
At . meeting OF North Mount Pleasant Lodge No. 90,
Of Free and Accepted Masons, The following preamble
and resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, It hath pleased Almighty God, the Supreme
Architect OF the Universe, in His infinite wisdom to re-
move BY death our Brother, JoENL. PIcKESs, therefore,
Resolved. That We recognize in this sad dispensasi0n Of
Providence q call to greater diligence in the discharge OF
the duties Of life, AID 70 the attainment Of ga wei
E-Ouudse hope, " as a preparation for the summons that
shall, in like manner, soon call Us away from the scenes
Of earth-
Rescued. That we cherish with sincere respect and es-
team the memory OF our deceased Brother, his services 10
this Lodge. his numerous Masonic aud social virtues, and
in token whereof will retain in this Lodge the usual badge
OF mourning for the space Ct thirty days.
ResOsUec. That we tender the he-rtfeis oppression Of
our sympathies 10 the family o. II. deoeassl in this
their bereavement, and commend then 70 tie yVd Of all
grace, who hath promised to be "afather 70 tie father
less "
Rey0lUcd That a copy OF these proceedinEs be sent &c
the MEMPHIs APPEAL and the Eagle aud Enquirer for
publication. CIV OLD, Co..,ys,
Nsith NJ. Pleasant, Marshall Co., Miss, Dec. q. IS.
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TREBLE oF

Al 4 stated meeting o. Oakland Ledge No. 81, State Of
Mississippi, heldcn Saturday, December 9th, 1856, A. L.
5s5s, the Glowing preamble and resolutions were pre-
scented and acopteG
WHEREAS, An AI-wise Providence in the inscrutatle
dispensations OF His wisdom has removed by death from
our midst our cherished and esteemed brother, THOMAS
". DUKE, who departed this life his residence on the
10th instant.
RtSo!ped That il is with feelings OF deepest grief, and
uufeigned sorrow that we receive this Intelligence.
ResolUef, That we viii cherish with melancholy re-
mpmbrancc the virtues Of our deceased Brother, who, as
. man, wss possessed Of those mob er traits that ever
command resIec and esteem; as a friend, true, faithful
and sincere as a husband and father, KIDD and indul-
gents and as a Mason, jealous and consistent
Resoluec, That in the death CT our lamented Brother
society is deprived Of one OF its most useful members,
his bereaved family Of its chief support, and the frateT-
nity ~ one O. its best and tTuest meInberB-
ResolUed, That We tender TO the family and friends o.
our deceased Brother Cur sincere condolences in their sad
bereavement
ReSoiUed. That We wear the usual badge Of mourning
for the space Of thirty days, and that a copy Of these
resolutions be sent 70 th- family Of fine deceased, and 70
the Memphis Eagle and Enquirer and APPEAL for pub
IicztiJu. @. W. 5. DAVIDSON, Seer.
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wei Nurse Wauted,

APPLY at the residence OF J. P. PRYOR, on Court
street, east OF Third. or at the Eagle and Enquirer Office.
Please apply Immediately. The most liberal wages viii ,
given. dec24-tf
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FL Card.

nR. SAMUEL GILBERT, 81, has returned TO bis old
IL homestead near Memphis, and reopened his Infrm-
AIRY, and viii remain Permanently. He treats the follow
ing ChrOHic Diseases: Cancers, ScrofOla, VIII e Swelling
Tumors and W ms, without Surgical operations. He asc
treats all Chronic Female diseases, Sores u long standing.
Affections.
DR. G.. deems II unnecessary 70 say more, as be has liv-
ing witnesses Of his success from Maine TO Oregon.
decI4
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T~HEATEE.-Tbe performances at the theatre
shis evening, are 70 BE- for the bsnedt o. Mas RosALIE
DuRASD, the Prina Donna Of CKIsP's open Company
whose performances during the week have been the theme
OF universal admiration for our musical diHstGnts." OF
this occasion DoyIzErrI's beautiful comic opera Tie
Daughter offhs RegineEt.is ts be given FOR The hrst time.
Mss DuRAxD. in her recent performances OF IHGTices in
Hibi5's. Burton's. and Laura Kssne's theatTss, New York,
has arEwn down the mast ex,ravasant praise Of the press
and public Her magnificent soprano tells with drilling
effect in nj baautifuI music which nn5 the 5yOg OF an
opera. Her reading OF the celebrated Rafapia@, and
Search tsrO' The Wice World. is described By lie New
York Tribune a. being a "a marvellous combination Of
soul-inspring melody with the richest and most norid
sdoruRents which artistic knoWledEe AM the most reantd
taste could possibly suggest" Miss DURAND has estab-
lished hersss amongst Us as the finest aad most brilliant
vocalist We have heard for years, and We d0nbt nst bat that
the theatre VII, on this OCCASION be found hardly c~zpaci0us
enough for her numerous admirers. POcrtOHfds, with
Mss G. EoDsoS in her original character, and Miss
DURASD, As CEvfafn Smith, viii follow the opera, and
"Istt, not Ieast,' the fair bescfci6iTe wiz, BY particular
desire, sing Jenny LiHds celebrated Ecbs Song, which
We are tod, NJ one save The red5ubtable Nightingale"
and herself, have ever been able to master. e ARE told,
and We believe uost %sredi5y, thather performance o: this
wonderful piece Of vocaIisn IS astonishing, brilliant, and
unparalleled. The New Iork. Baltimore, Philadelphia
and EewOrleans Pre- s al furnish praise in NEST unquali-
red terms. We regret that this viii beposiuvely the lsst
nishton which the opera company are to enehsnt rs With
their brilliant performances. Let Us trust that they Eay
be prevailed upon 70 return 70 our city on some future o.
easlon, al no very distant period, and rsgae Us with more
Of these delicious treats which So rarely are presented to
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MARRIED,

On the Ist instant, by Rev. ! ". Knott NJ. G. ".
D~ASDRIDGE, Of Boston, Texas, and NissF- c. SMITH,
Of this city.
with the above marriage notice We received an a.
osptsble present, in the shape o. a bottle OF wine and
two slices q cake. We wish our young friends al the
bliss that can possibly attach 70 married life, and hope
that nothing in their union VIII trsnspire 70 mar their
happiness. We are for union all the time
On The ist instant, By Rev. A 4 Bryan, at the Cum
berland Presbyterian Church, Nj. va. 7 TANcET and
Mss MARTL. DEWITT all Of this city.
Al the Christian Church, Thursday night January
Ist, By Rev. Dr.. W. J. Bsrbee, Nj. z. D. DuscAS and
Mrs EXARIE N. GABBERT, oil OF this aiy.
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TIME arm heretofore existing unEer the styled Caps
i & MILLS was dissolved en- The fofh Instant, oymu-
tusi consent. B. Caps,
3. c. MILLS
J.e. MILLS uf1 continue the business at TIE Cd
stand, No. IS Madison street. Ttaks Heasu-e in Eecom-
mending J. O. Mifs to ny ffienis arr fhs public a. a
gentleman every way worthyof their confidence aa pat
r0nak4s BIB C8Efo-
des1S-fm
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40 SOUTHERN and Western mer-
chants
Wolfe's Celebrated SChiedam
N
Depot. No. 50 Common Street, New Orleans,
JAMES W. BUKAE, Agent.

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
TIVE whole country Is flooded WITH Counterfeit and
Imitation S~chnspps- The public should be careful
10 purchase only the genuine article. manufactured and
imported by DOLPHO WOLFE, which has tke Lame q
the manufacture on the bottle, cork and label.
For sale by all the respectable Druggists and Grocers
Head the opinions or the New Tors Press.
J. W BURKE. Asent,
IS Conuoa strest. NeF Or.ears.
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MExPBIs coTTon oUoTATIoNs
ST. LOUIS

MONDAY EVENING, December %.
Rates OF freight on New Orleans boats have been ali
tered to 75c. 2 bbi. for -four, 81 for pork, IS head for
stock, and 45c. = sack for wheat and corn.
Business continues limited, with small supplies Offering.
whisky declined. Provisions arm.
wHEAT-Sales Of so bags mixed at 81 I2z, and 1872
coed red at 81 IA.
CoRS-ssls Of 1900 sacks white, in lots, ateOse2c. p
bushel.
FLoUR-Reported sale Of 800 bbls. city s~uperane, in
lots al Sc.
wHIsKY-Declined, with sales of 2O7 bbls. at PKG.
Cash, AID % do at 28c. ? gallon.
ROPE-A small lot city machine at I0Ec.
MESS PoRK-Held at S179 hi.
BAcoS-Sale Of Is casks clear sides at Sc, in lots 19
do al same
LARD-5Oo tierces prime sold, to arrive On the opening
CT navigation, at 1Oke., part cash paid down.
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the Waterman o. tie steamer Ais0nis fen overheard
when the boa. was near Plumb Point, and was drowned
Il was his second trip on the Oat- We could not learn
his name. He was about twenty-five years OF age, and
We learn his r~elstives live near Nashville.
mechanics UNION Assoc1ATIox.-The regu-
lar msetng OF this Association VIII Be held on Monday
evening next at the Hal, O. Liberty Fire Company, on
Adams street. Those mecaanl cs wishing 70 sign the Con-
Etituti0n are invited to attend. Ths hour o. meeting ia 7
O'Clock.
q We took occasion a day OF two since to
visI the Pisno wsrsroom OF Mr.. HENRY G.. HoLLES-
BERG, ~ Main street, for the purpose Of taking a look
at his new stock OF Boudoir Pianos, recently imported
from Frsnoe, and We frankly confess that We never saw
amore perfect piano in every regard, than his " Essrd."
His little orgEn, called s~srsphine, with thirteen Steps, is
decidedly a. admirable instrument, combining the
strength CT 3 great Church orgEn, with q variety IF per-
fecly Initiated instruments, all contained in an elegant
little rosewood case, n~0tIsrgsrt than a smsnbureau. We
advise all wishing to purchase pianos, TO give Mr.. Vol
LrSsERG aolH.
New YEAR's BALL.-On New Years night
aIarge number Of ladies and gentlemen clnveEed at Ex-
change BGnd ngs, 70 participate in the msz OF the dance
the occasion being for the b=nsdt Of Warrington Fire
Company, No. 6, one Of CIR most active companies. Tie
Bal did not break Up UH-H I'VE O'Clock yesterday morning,
50 engrossed were al il the pursuit. o. pleasure. Hess
iBg's great band discoursed sPeadid music, and from an
early hoUr On the previous evening until the time desigoa-
ted above, Isjiss and gentemea e~tdppsdit On the light
fantastic toe" The supper was superb, and the greatest
sTsureans we're satisfied. III oompSny deserves great
credit FOR getting up such q recherche affair.
e We take pleasure in calling attention
C fhe csru and irculsr Of Messrs. CAEBEE, NIX * Co,
who are nov doing one CT the largest wholesale and retail
businszs IN the city. Their sales the past year smodnt-
ed 20 the large sun Of $4,000, vi L a constant increase.
They have one OF the largest and most handsomely fitted
up Embellishments in the South OF West. Their stocks
are regularly replsnished from the Northern ard Eastern
cities, and are always prepared todl orders from country
deslyrs, on the most reasonable terms. They are endsav-
oring 10 make il to the interest OF the country merchant
10 make his purchases here instead,f going Last, an e.
fort which we hope 10 see encouraged. There ia No
reason Why Memphis should not dc = large wholesale bu-
sln-ss, tapping as she Is, al s@ctions OF the eOunt-y by her
railroad system. We hope 70 see the oommsndJble enter
pris. Of Hessrs. CASDEE, MIX K Co, prosper and
flourish in the future, and we would invite al country
dealers 70 give them > cal and Examine ihsir stock and
pixies
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aort Of NLrmRbts.
Arrival, ana Drnnr,uren-

THURSDAY, January !
Kate Frishee, Napoleon to Memphis
Pennsylvania. New Orleans 10 St Lonls.
Belfast New Orleans 10 ST. Louis.
Alecnis, Nashville 70 Memphis.
South America. New Orleans e. ST. Louis.
Cumberland, New Orleans 10 Cincinnati.
Daniel Gibson, New Orleans 70 Nashville.
AleonlR. Memphis TO Nashville.
FRIDAY, January ?.
AlecE Scott, New Orleans 10 st. Louis.
Ohio Belle, 81. Louis to New Orleans.
Henry Lewis, st. Louis TO New Orleans.
Florida, Cairo 10 New Orleans.
Kate FTisbee, Memphis to Napoleon.
Evansville, Memphis TO White river.
!. n. Covers, New Orleans TO ST. Louis.
Daniel Boone. Nashville 10 Memphis.
EmmA- St Inuist 70 New Orleans.
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MEupH1s, January

At an Annual Meeting, held this evening, at
Flrs Company No. !, The following onoers were
daily elected for the ensuing year:
Prcsidenf-I y. y
Wee Presideaf-ADOLPHEs HELLENIC.
TreGgUreT-A- D. HENKEL-
Secrefdrg-L- ANTS. IT
FiTsl EEGineET-J. D. MSS.
Second EnqiReer-THOS QUEEN.
Captain Of Hoss-E. y. CUNSINGHAH-
FRI DTecf0T-W. J. WHlTSFT-
Second DtrecfOT-JAMES z. CHRTSTF.
Standing COmmifee-R. D. BAUGH, /. ANS, Jr-,
ApoLPHUs HRBING. Sec. pro. ten.
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MEMPHIS, october 5, 1856.
This Is to certify that we have been selling large guam
titles Of Dr. SIedge's Celebrated Remedies, and take
great pleasure In them to the afflicted as
possessing remarkable properties in controlling the dis
eases for which they are recommended, and We have no
hesitancy in giving our testimony in favor Of their supe-
riority over other preparations for the same diseased, as
they seem 10 give universal Satisfaction to all those
who use them
Mansfield * Co., Druggists. Peyton & Hardin, Druggists.
G d. johnson, Ward & Jones,
Chandler & Co., Henry Wade,
L. JOyneF & Co., ". n. Shelton,
nn-ac -
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TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS
80

nROPOsALs VIII Be received at the Enslnerss ORC OF
the tennessee and Alabama Railroad, urtl february
10th. 1857. for the Grading. Masonry and Bflflng 81 said
Railroad. from Spring Hnl to opposite the toEn o. CclIm-
bia, about thirteen miles.
The above work comprises some heavy rex cafting;
about six fkoasanc perches Of Bridge Aastnty, and six
teen hundred feet OF BTidciHr.
Plans, Profiss and Specifications may b seen az any
time. aud any further information obtained ~ a6drs sing
:. II. D~EYEREUX, Division Engineer, at Go uubia. Tenn.
A. ANDERSON, Englneer.
Nashville, Dee. IS, Is5s-dee2s-7tsStlIfeb5
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Do rou W1sH FoE HEALrH?-If afiicts

Do YOU WISH FoR HEALTH?-If afflicted
with any form o. disease, no matter how in~veterate, OF
what duration. We advise you as a friend 70 try Hurey's
sarsapsrila. The reputation Of this medicine has not iise
- ofbe-su ~ had its birth in a sirgle day, but one that
has deve' oped itself by degrees ever sinos introduced tn
now regarded the friend o. suffering humanity Its cura-
tive p~-oufrfies have been fully tested IN tseusand and
fhousands q cases, from the most simple eruption OF ne
skin. 10 fhs desdiest enemy Of the human race, con
sumption" and in no instances Shere perseFernsiy
adopted, has it failed 70 sGord parnancnt raFef.-Ao0As
a..
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Sion. see Here :

AT Germantown, Shelby county. Tenn, on
aSATURDAY, January 10th, 1851, 1 viii sel t.
S7~Sthe highest bidder, two hundred acres q hard,
- known as the Baily Tract, and adjoining Col Ne
VII, eighteen miles frOm Memphis, and one-hal1 a mile
North OF The Memphis and Charleston Railroad; Ons hun
dred and thirty acres in q nae state Of cul. ~ivattn, snug
buildings, with alittle repair, gin house and GA, well and
cistern. A splendid neighb0rhOOc, morally, sezaily and
intellectually.
Come ont, II any o. you cityites wish to breaih coun-
try air, which is Ike the oil that ran ovnAaron's beard,
wholesome. and pitch in. ] mean 10 sell. Terms, $500
cash. remainder in ! 2 and , years.
ianl-dtd ". L. COOPTOoD.
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JAMES M. MURPHY.
O-AIHNND nv III
General Land Agent.

JACKS0SP0RT ARK,
VETILL attend personally to thelOcating Of swamp Land
w Scrip and warrants IN the Jacksonport and Helena
Districts, selling Land and paying Taxes.
REFERES0Es-B Graham, r. @. Brinkiev, W. NJ.
FoIwel, F. Lane x Co Memphis, Tenn; A. s. Huey,
Little Rock, ARK; Mai 7. Null, Miss; J. Norton & Co,
New Orleans; H. p. Coolidge. Myrtle & Moore. Allen
Polk, Helena, AK; W. Z. Butts, Lawrenceville, Pa
Pool & watson, C. ". Board, Jacksonport, Ark; J. A.
Rousseau, LaGrasss, Tenn. dec27-Iy
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YaIuabIe Farm for saJe-

HAVING determined TO move to
tNN texas, I ofsr for sale ths Farm on
HFE which l now reside, situated in Mar
~ EsT1 shall county, Miss, three miles n m
the Mississippi Central and six miles
from the Memphis and Charleston Rail-
road II contains SO3 acres, about 600 Of which are IN
cultivation; Is well watered, having three perennial
springs on different parts Of the Farm, besides an alum
dance Of well water. 1t is in a healthy neighbOrhoOd, the
society OF which is noted for its intelligence and refine
ment, and IS within eight miles Of both a male and female
college The improvements Consist Of q good dwelling,
ice house, cabins and all Necessary outhouses.
For further particulars, inquire on the premises, or ad-
dress me at Lamar, MARSHALL county, Miss.
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