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sHv-ian-s tiiie
years, vizt
No. I, ortotasia
No. = o. lHt-fslz
n-r-or 10 suth propo,
NO 3, aHeiai sizs.
70 such prnp, 'rii5ns o. Ell
proposals ars alien inv
boxes Tor packing par slsf rf
40 'or p o. den eases Tor iutsaTul
ne envelopes 70 be madsi -t 20 nnnar IS l.ll.r Z
approved qraliY- cIursa saae as ir he IL r. d Il
49, Z. 2 ser-mlrses a. The Pustnasi rGenrr MAJ street.
Potl- nd-d paro-is o. s. uacr 4 = th .ff - ~
pa'Slng shd furnished caunp stsu %, sr a : f 500
tr % may Be required % On t1s urders 81 pii d
az sEeat &c re department viii f1ri.a he adl-s,
uf.ei1rs - .nleh p 81 be pasted box 3D. mas
va % charge.
Us lnf alhossiug the p1s-rgs sfsu.r, On M ,.
20 \ p eNecui-d % me q 10 nd M y - h. ~ ~
eopt-.eto, ana sept On urder &c lts expg.s o. he
n.,ssls ars requested % furnish ssnni-. a. , . r.
~ 80, o a. qdHi} Ties ilt nj tue m ~ ,,f
30 q aHd security ri Be- ,e.5arsI IT,
~. j ~ io eoh al anc psy nenfs under b. ur.I II,
q q ln7 iddar viii b. uans dsred TO- 49, r, - 90
s7n'fa-i; me P0ssua slsr (isre-1 rs-.-v l2 tn
ne ngnt 70 annul uhr' ever b. sntii d-cussr -
ane' or any past % q % ousrsi sal me 10 -, ~
ne purpose 90 specu al ~ ID DO al in CAS-. .I -
transi Of the contract ,Hy pIry wla o. at -
p nions less able and cal De Than tnr 90 80. a 80
o. ialars q prom arhfulyau 90 IS "a u.at a.s
Ice n1moer o. euveiap % % POI aasisfs ~ the
saItaf sudl1r Narch so 1871. ls t.t-h be
-, 80 No 4 a-tlPsi , 0rutA
Ire
ne BIDS should market sPr % 81 8 f-r Fiau red "a
eloPsa, $40 aadrstsed lhFd Ais p Ger Gaf
r. ~, - "a . department" AahO tWN,
lGGEa-luMaE.
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Asr.. ne. r.'
p. P. PECS & BRO.
Carriage Ware R9use, and Manu-
fact ing.
CORNER CHERRY DEADERICK SITS,
9Tashv ) q, Tenn.
inusls-tf
Notice to ,DtractOrs.
JAMA RAILROAD

aasA s.dEsZ--sstM
WINCH EsTEG q Al JANA RAILROAD.
DEOPOSALS are tuyitsdE ten, on SATURDAY, the iith
July ueSt, for she q "a Z 4 Masonry aud 6ridgHg
this ua6, cgrfeuE % hashvite AVID Chattanooga
Railroad D., herd ruI Hg through Wnrhester AID
Salem 10 anEu cHU :, Tenn. ard from Jhenc5 70
Fayetteville iu q distance OF uOOut 3 miles
Rs ed has been partly grader for out 70 uios iFnu
grzded.
81 viii be received COR sections (of shout
mile aICh.' ra1 will De fouFnf- cash
6H de- the 0rk progresses the stock
ont O. be deserved CA monthly esimAtet.
There viii be h5svg WORK iu making the ascent nom
s. crossing uf Ek Ever % the table lands hnowu as tns
"B8rreps ~ Veys te rock viii be encountered on snT
portion % iheliHe
Tuscouttr through which the Hoe is esEtied healthy
and aouHds be uiig Toduot cRs Tor the susteHsnoe
Of men OCk.
iuu> aud podies be e1amined blank proposals and
contrasts via mpanlH specifications pfocuTedt and
any ufrma relation me work he Obtalus
Applications Edwin Mead, Resi- leIl Engineer ~
Fa,et.VIte, ior 90 rays lrryi"ns 10 the letting.
,f ubintl com ieto the work hid
Tor, ACCOMPANY lie lrOPUssls, Whleh may be sd-
dressed 10
V. X. STEVENSON, President, Nashville, Tenn.
Jas. o. GRANT, Cnlef Engineer, do do
EDAIN MsAD, Resident Engine = FsyetteveS Tenn, OF
be handed a Naiem on the day Of letunE:
By order OF Bad. JAS. H. GhAhI,
may lid uiist July. Chief Engineer.
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JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY:
~ AUrHosI,g OF FHE EFsTR or GsORsIG-
CEANSE,
Jasper County AGA ~eany
LOTTERY.

CLASS 2s-DRAWs SATURDAY, JUNE E 1851.
CLASS 29-DRAWs SATURDAY, JUNE Is 1857.
Glass SO-URAWS SAL UADAYs JUNE %, 1857.
. CLASS 26-DRAWS SATURDAY JUNE q, 1857.
10 be drawn ct CONCERT HALL Macon, Ga, under
/ sworn SuperInlenoeuce Of Col Ge0. Legal ahd
W c. Anderson Eq, on every SATURDAY, IN Jure
1857.
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Proclamation.

BIZ itknoWu by all
sickly, weak aud
ieblliiatsd srs0ns
hal a LIZ Al S
SIRBNGr n EH-
Nc CURDlAL b.
the only remedy
that vii strength
ca and invgorats
he system aHd
remove al impsr-
lilies ~ the 30 cd
10 sveFy pleasant
f.HrEa
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ChiclEering and Sons Fl


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PaNH commit Gznds
raaarn b B 10 @ dd mas M P ts on
"a sO,s b o. la
Grants,
va mad
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uwihh be law
eypa h
"S"e'' nv
sl
i6ysnaaE excellence.
Twenty-Eighth Annual Fair OF the American In
stitute, New York 1856
,yvOILEN AUPT Il. e. h. Uu
sors osgu
NesuCac
Tsmum
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LUnIsFRIIIImtlEIl

LUHBER! LUM8EHg
THE undersigned extensively engaged In the Lumber
bustaess- and respectfully 5Jcit orders from builders
and hers needing any thing 10 line They Of
the best Cedar forests 20 Wilson county ana prepared 70
furnish any kad Of lumber either Of Cedar timber
Their Depot IL al The Nashville Lumber Yard.
orieFs for "a mber may addressed The undersigned as
Cadesv6, Wilson Co. Tenn, left win Mr. DAEDEE at
our Depot. KIRKPATRICK, DEENAON a SiMMONS,
-nl7-S7-div. KI RKPATRGCk n GLASS.
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land Warrants.

w nay the highest market price for Warrants, OF
" d.Gou JsI1u street, Camp beil'. New Building
narf7-du A. WHEi.hNS & co. .
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ne BIDS should market -prp sal f-r siav red 81.
tsioPes and addressed Third Axis ant -lt Ter Gar
Sra rn't On . Department nahUs " g. WN.
s1-se-iANft- fus lrlufL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-19

VITO WANTS a BaBGAIN4
wv % for sale desirable 10 for the erection Of a
~ large u-ss house, ing about ~ feel the
hast side of Front srsrL IHersee ion OF Caik
street, AMI running JaJk 70 low aver MARI Apply .
juae It-Im J. L O. Il. W. WIN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-19

GIlEs, FELLOW - AND MISS SCHOLEs
WILL OPEN THEIR SCHOOL,
FOR THE RECEPTION or PUPILS,
A. No "a Vine, between Church and Broad
GA Ghts SecOt d Of February, 1851.
FRICEs
Normal Department. $50 o.
Neuur Class % W
Class. ~ ~
Drawing French and AUsc, extra.
au24 .'57-f
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..sr DEFtErHEHr
a. Bafs'u Of PFosiious I'd CiugaioE, -unoa is-z.
t5sIsb,8h 80 0sALS, endorsed p ID els %. s.,r
~ Il - - tsr 70 e." ms ca-s On b. V d ~
~ trrfs. at Do 9 Sc cE "A % uu "a 81 q d,r,
- % furi sn .sE aa9 &c BE- q i1a. f.s5
49,, A., Va Ted N.s-a - lLe ioi.ssfar
- =, , ss1 ~ y r. ....--'.' lssE Blrrsls CORK.
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lIOru AND TOILET BRUSH Es.

SILK lsls Thread, Nsruo and every variety of Cot'o
- dose nc. by juut2. J. a. ACGI IL.
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JrNBERWEA EAR

= ECEvED s day small invoice OF Iasales cOlored
Fuur2 J. h. McGILL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-19

OF SILK, Isle Thread Gauzs Merlin Cauzs Cotros, JAG
- ne- Linen, NuTs Jeans, Cotton Nrll, and Plain Cot
ton, rereis ed and IoT salrby Jun j. n McGIlL.
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SHIRTS.

w b ravs a rimeII"f shir various
W puc s., and p4JrrUs- he duer grades
be we'll mais and a. be teg Than any her
suls. tune2 J. a. hCGlLL4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-08

- C4sT The Old residents of Oneida county, n.
Z, aayo held peetinc preIiminsrv 70 !.
general reunion Of all the scattered descend
ants OF the pioneers who settled that county
Mhen TIE tide Of population frst began to Cow
Eg The Presiding Bishop of the Protestant
Episcopal Church has written 10 the Ri. Rev
bishop Lee, Of Iowa, 20 take charge Of the
Territory of Nebraska; and he has in like
manner written TO the Rt. Rev Bishop KEN
per, to take the episcopal charge Of Kansas.
Il Mary Jane, the liquor peddler Of Attic
borough, Mass who travelled about the
county with horse and wagon and baby,
selling rum, has hoen sentenced to forty DAYS
IN the house OF reformation The majesty of
tho liquor law mustn't be trifed with.
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IL Branere,h.. p.v,.-rhe Weak, the

s - matte Costive, bil,Os. md Delicate after
yry oryan 81 naa renewed strength ana is psrvsds
ty a.. VI helI trames. Every dose makes tie blood
eonHaenes ia the arteries and
~ 80 nese piiis, first effect act upon the ar
ters. ploGa the circulation by which
are ~ .lS and they throw CT such colIec-
from M M! r eIPsIs them @ sys en- when
p.tisat feel Ills must be borne syih o. az,
Ahsrwsrds No great good often scheyss yto,t
trOgbs IL s attainment and this rule applies Ia tbe
recovery hsslsL These symptoms only ocTr 49,. ~
body long struggled under load Impure rsnons
humors. for days win 1910 az
URbeisVing OF the great good The pills are doIrV
should be carefully stndsd II anderoad nd
followed health vgor WILL IN aority Of cases h. a.
cared By the . Of RRANDREfHS Pills.
Sold At IS cents per box At ~ Canal street
Building New York, by T. W. Dy0u q Sons, Is7 uorth
second street. Philadelphia aud BY medicine dealers
ally. nov as-u
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Sentence Of a Murderer-Fire.

BosToS, Jan 6.-Judge Metcalf this f.r,.
noon pronounced sentence on Winston EDDY
for the murder of his wife. EDDY ia 20 Be
confined in the House Of Correction for ons
year, and then to be hung on such day as the
Governor may appoint
The stores 7S, so and SO Washington streer
were badly damaged by fire early this morn
ing The sufferers are James French a Co
book publishers; Messrs Skinner, tsilors; ana
Hamilton Co., furnishing goods Thew
were mostly insured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-08

harms FOR SALE INTENDING TO
Il cultivate larger farm, the subscriber vii
sell the farm In Alexandria county, Virginia on
which he has resided for the past seven wears II
contains 81 acres, and is situated near Balls n
Roads, 3k miles from the Georgetown Aqueduct
and miles from both Washington and Alexan-
dria. There are upon Ii comfortable and well
arranged dw cling house, containing SIX rooms
with front and back covered porticos, the former
y by IL feet; kitchen a comfortable house for
servants or farm hands large and convenient
barn, with stabling for six horses and as MANY
cows and an ample cisteTn attached to the barn.
q root cellar under the barn. to hold ., 900 busheis
OF roots FOR market or stock feeding; ice house ;
spring house; smoke house corn house; a stone
market root house, and 4 store house. Also, a
good dairy near the homestead door, from the
never falling spring Of which water is obtained
for all the requirements CT the occupants. There
Is also on the place an orchard Of more than a
thOdsanS thyifty trees Of different plantings, con-
sisting OF the choicest varieties Ct peaches, ap-
pies pears, (dw8n and standaTd,) cherries and
ounces. At present fourteen acres are seeded
down to wheat and rye; six in timothy, yielding
an average OF at least two tons per acre. four In
market garden; four In clover twelve ready to
be put In corn and oats In the spring, and eleven
In wood, Of which there Is an ample supply for
all the purposes Of the place. This farm has
been cultivated with care and IL very productive.
no pains having been spared to render II remuner-
alive, and TO make 1t complete in ell It's appoint
ments. For dairy man and market garden
farmer, or nursery man, or for the country resi-
dence Of 4 person doing business In either neigh
bo,inS city who prefers a place already 10 all
respects highly i.aproyed Il is superior to any
other now for sale.
Also, THE BLADER FARM, 100 acres) stu
ated within less than quarter OF mile OF the
Columbia aad LeesDuTg tuInpIEes the former
leading to Washington, and the latter 10 Alex
andria. This place Is In the immediate vicinity
Of Bailey's - Roads tin Alexandra county, Va y
and is about six miles from both cities named
above 1t has upon It an orchard Of about 35O
peach trees, most Of thefn lately set out, a dwell
ling -aoase tEet can be made comfortable for a
farmers family at s,aaii Cs4-t some stabling and
one Of the finest springs In al Inis region o.
country. There Is wood enough upon the tract
for It's necessities. There is no better soil within
thirty miles Of Washington than that OF this b a
den place; nor any such place that can be rem
dered remunerative az less cost by proper atten-
tion; the land being In fine heart at this time
For terms for either or both these farms, which
Will be made to sl;,. The times, apply to
dec 20 w. ID. WkEtiRI,G ,st2I Gsra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-08

Boards .-Gentlemen who use the razor will
find BHrnett's Katlast0n, or Orient Water, a
most desirable cosmetic. 1t softens the beard,
allays all tendency to Inflammation, counter
acts the painful effects sometimes produced by
soap, and prevents roughness and dryness Of
the skin, thus rendering the dreaded operation
of shaving comparatively luxury.-Boston
Journal.
For sale in this city by NAIRN PALMER,
SELBF Parker, and the dealers generally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-08

WHIrs TEETH, Perfumed Breath and beau
6ful Complexion can be acquired by using the
Balm OF q Thousand Flowers" Beware Of
countsrfeits. The immense success Of the
Balm" has brought out hosts of counterfeits
and imposters. Be sure each bottle is signed
Fetridge Co., and for sale in this city at
shillington's boOkselling and stationery es.
Establishment, Odeon Building, corner Four
and -a-half street and Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-08

BY WALL, BARNARD & CO. Auctioneers.
VTNHusTEE'S SALE OF BRICK house
Il aud Lot IN the First Ward at Public
Auctien. - On TUESDAY AFTERNOON
January 18th, at 3k O'Clock. In front Of the prem
ises, by virtue Of a deed Of trust dated May Ia,
1883, and duly recorded In Liber J. A s, No.
lO4, folios lA, l35, and 136. one Of the land re-
cords for Washington county, we will sell, the
Northern part Of lot No ~, In square 10, front
Ing 10 feet on 2Oth street west, between vi and N
streets, and running back "a feet to an alley.
The Lot Contains 1lS4 feet, more or less, with
the Improvements, consisting OF comfortable
Brick House.
Terms One-third cash; the remainder In six
and twelve months, bearing interest and secured
by deed Of trust on the property.
b. w REED, Trustee
WALL, BARNARD Il CO,
dec II Auntionae,.
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GRAND yUVENILE RAl.I

IA ONsIEuR r. +. GASZYNsKT Respect
Nv tnll5 Informs the ladies and gentlemen OF
Washington and Georgetown that BIS Quarterly
fraIninatoG Bali OF Ats pupils viii take place In
Georgetown, at UNION Hall. on WEDNFs-
DAY EVENING, the 7th Of January, aud in
Washington a: TRMrERANcK HALL. r. sreei,
oStSfSn slh ana 10th streets, the 9th Of January.
Dancing commences al O'Clock
tacieS are most respectfully invited 10 attend
with their children, TO witness The progress made
by Mems. Gaszynski's pupils In ore quarter.
The second term commences on the 18Th OF
January In Washington, and In Georgetown the
10th OF January. Application can be made al
Mr.. u IS resldehce, COZ r. street Ladies wish
ing 70 Place their children under him viii please
make an early application, as Al. o. will prepare
his pupils for The Grand May Ball In this tern
ian 3-lW
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IL A Perfumed Breath.-who wouId

have ois:greesble breath, when by using DE la CoURs
BALh CO TEE WHITE WATER LILLY can
rendered sweet and leave tie teeth white Abate Put
arP On your toothbrush and wash the teeth night
morning. o.
A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be ACQUIRED by
using DE La CoUE's BALM WHITE WARM lilLY II
will IenDve tan, Pimplss and freckles from leaving
- sO!g aud Wet towel pour or three drops
and w4sh lie face night aud morning.
SHAVING MADE EASY-Wst your brEsh and lour on
two three drops Of DE la CoUB's BALM THE wHTE
WATEE Lilly rub the beard WE'LL and Gl make q Lean
tIfGl soft IAther
Price fifty cents For sale by Charles sto Washington
ana by druggists generally. Dec 3l-Jan IL
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A CARD.

DR.. Hunter, of New York, having recently
returned from Europe, Will be in Washington
on Saturday, January 10th, and may on that
aay be consulted in connection with his asso.
ciate, DR.. Williams, by those who are suffer.
ing from affections Of the Throat and Lungs.
Once 26O Pennsylvania avenue, over Mrs
Voss' Jewelry Store. al
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Marine Disasters.

NEWPORT, r. 1 Jan. s.-The schooner
Tennessee, from Baltimore, bound for New
Bedford, arrived here yesterday in distress.
BOSToN, Jan. S.-The Steamer VIM. Ian.
kins, from Baltimore, brought to this port TO-
day, the crew Of the schooner Milwaukie
from Bucksport, bound to Bucksville, s. C.
abandoned at sea in Il leaking condition.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Jan. s -Flour tends downva-J.
sales Of !, 500 bbls.; State SIS IOas6. 80; South.
ern $685.
Wheat Is steady; sales Of 10 600 bushels.
white Il 7essl %; red Sl.59. Corn is I'M
changed; mixed S9c., yellow 7Stc.
Provisions are buoyant though there IL VET
no change in prices of pork. beef, or lard.
Whisky is easier; Ohio 26!c.
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MARRIED,

On the aih instant, by the Rev y A. HI. Marks,
SAMUEL WILLIAMSON to Miss MARY A.
MENZEISHEIMER
On the 9th instant, by the same, VIM. HENRY
BAKRET to Miss REBECCh ALLEN both Of
Prince Georges county Md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-08
Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, Jan. S-Flour is a trife her
ter; sales at Sc sat
Wheat is unchanged; reds q. 4Oasl AZ.
whites 81 47aSl.5j Corn isunchaneed: white
and yellow 60a63c
Sales Of Whiskyat &c.
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Banking House Of Chubb BrotLer..

S-LudIN Il, ~
TOHN ID BARROW AND HENRY HOLMES
~ are this day admitted as partners in the Bank.
Ing House Of Chubb Brothers. The firm rom
this date will be composed OF Chas 50 8 Chuob.
John ID Barrow, and Henry Holmes The
House In Davenport, Iowa, Is composed Of Chss
st. J. Chubb, VIM fl. Dougal. and Alexander
harrow, under The arm Of Chubb Brothers, Bar
row Co CHUBB BROTHERS,
ian III
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NOTICE,

INHE PROPRIETOR OF LOCUST HILL
Dairy gives notice to all who have been sup
Piled with Milk from his Dairy, that Patrics
Murphy, WHO drove wagon No. =, aud Edward
Pursel. who drove wagon No. l, have lef, his
employment, and are forbidden the collection of
any money o. debts on hiS account, and that he
viii N 40 manner be responsible for their acts
He will be much obliged 10 his customers II
tteV VIII direct their servants to aid the new
drivers In hndipg the residences OF customers
giving names, and keeping lookout fer them as
they pass, or ring tueir bell until they become
acquainted with the route, which will require q
few days.
Nothing In the economy or luxury Of living Is
more important TO housekeeper5 (particula ly
those with young children) than pure and healthy
Mi X, and the Proprietor Of Locust Hill Dairy
reels that the citizens Of Washington are interested
In sustaining his Dairy ian 6-Hs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-08

Il From J Shillington, also from the pub.
fishers, we have "The Inventor" for January,
containing large number of illustrated az
ticles useful to machinists, inventors, and
Others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-08
WALL, BARNARD Il CO,
Gee IL AuctiOneers

ID u Lie SALE. THE SUBSCRIBER
will offer for sale, at Public Auction, on FRI
DAY. the 9TH day OF January next, on the prem.
ises, the valuable farm where he row lives, near
the Great Falls, being part Of the farm formerly
owned by Lawson Littleton, containing I52 acres
The farm is in good condition, well proportioned
for Plough, Meadows, and Timber land; beau;i-
fully watered with never falling springs has on
II good buildings, an apple orchard, and number
OF peach trees, very desirable country residence
Also, the farm adjoining directly north the re-
naming part OF the said Lit.leton Farm, contain
ing II acres.
Also, the personal property Of the subscriber,
consisting Of House hold urniture, Bais and Bed
ing, Cow, a span Of Horses, Harness, Pleasure
wagon, Farming Utensils, &c &c
Terms Of sale made known on the day Of sale.
IL IL should be 81 rDy on the day DESIGNATED
the sale Will take place on the first fair day
dec 80 lawtS ~. ID WELLS
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Massachusetts, Legislature.

Boston, Jan. The Legislature Of this
state organized at noon to-day. Chas Phelps,
81 Boston, was elected Speaker of the House
by unanimous vote, and William Stowe was
CHOSEN olerk. The Senate elected Charles W.
Upham President, and Peter L Cor Clerk. by
an almost unanimous vote
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Fire st Troy

Troy, N T., Jan. GA Hre broke out ut
hat past IL o'clock last night, in the store
lbs River street, occupied by b. Hatch. hat.
ter. The FIRE from thence extended TO sir
adjoining stores south 10 the corner Of Congress
street, making ten stores.
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n The prices at which nssIess are hiring
this season have reached their euim. a siir 2
point. There is scarcely margin left for a
further advance, as a demand for higher rates
would render white labor cheaper than negro
labor in Virginia
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Maine Legislature.

AUGUSTA, Jan. The Legislature Of this
State met to-day. The Senate elected j. h. .
wilkins President, and JOS. Il Hall Secretary
The House elected Charles A Spoford Speaker
ard George W Wilcox Clerk. A communi-
cation was read from Mr.. Hsmlin, resigning
his position as United States Senator.
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y FRANCIS THANKS A GEykROes

age he met with the past year, and especially those
kins friends who, as occasion offered have drop
ped a word In his favor. His motto is Onward
and the coming year be hopes TO see MS old Gus
TONERS often, and he favored with many new ONES.
Good articles. low prices. and fair dealing shall
chsraeterize his store. o. FPhNCfS
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Financial.

NEW YORK, Jan Stocks are dull and
lower; Chicago and Rock Island 95t; Cum.
berland Coal Company IL; Illinois Contra
bonds s.t Michigan Southern S7;;New York
Central 93i; Canton Co 22l
Sterling exchange is fat
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G w. Pope, NJ. D., Homeopathic Physician
and Surgeon. Office and residence No. 252 G
street, north side, between Fourteenth sad
Fifteenth streets. eo5t*
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Railroad cnllisinn

oPRISsrIELD, Mass, Jan. IA collision
occurred TINS morning on the Connecticut River
Tailroaa near Chicopee, by which man named
sogefty was killed, and four persons very bad