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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-06
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

Prom 8. NJ. PETTINGnL& cos ADVERTISING AGENCY
119 Nassau Street. NEW YoRK,
And Nc. State street. BosIoH.
Co., are Agents for the influential and largest
the Canadas.
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LINDSLEY'S ADVERTISEMENTS
A Valuable Business Lot for Sale.
A Neat Dwelling House for Sale.
EOR SALE.

CITUATED in Eigefeld on the Gallatin Turnpike. For
- fur her particulars apply to
sept1I A. v 8. LINDSLEY.
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Valuable Free-SOiI Lot for Sale.

I AM Offering for sale valuable Building Lot
Spruce street, the OF Broad The lot fronts
sixty six feet spruce is hundred and fifty feet Deep
with a convenient alley in the
This property exempt from for 20 from LIST
January next This exemption is OF value than is
uusly accorded to it, only the grounds has all i'm
erected thereon, but free from The
aving in the item Of taxes will than pay for the
ground and all Improvements This lot is situated
part Of the city that is being rapidly filled up with
fine dwellings and private residences Terms reasonable
Apply julySo. A. V. 6. LINDSLEY.
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II. @. LOAD, Pres. Ind. and Gin. Railroad.
f. g Esr, Pres. Wiu.ing and Ia nesVile Railroad
Nj. SRARLE Pres Merchants MAnufaoturers' Ina 20
JAS II. GARTER Agent Ktua and other uAi uord Cos
HEERY MoETOS, Pres. Central Insurance Company
Csc. CARILE, President Lafayette Bank
Gao. W. oFFIS Cell Manurr, No lUz kAst Seconds ST.
BAK-R& VoS PHut, No. 90 Fourth 81.
EERA BAILEY, Sun IN St., between Fourth and Fuh.
J. O0DEs, fal or aud Draper, Fourth 81.
MuRs GREENWooD, Iron Foundry.
Judge W. Y. t.HoLsoN.
JoHs SHILLITo q o., Dry Goods Dealers, Fourth st.
MIToHELL 4 RAHAnsBEUG, furniture Manufacturers
Dealers, Fourth st.
W. 4. STEWART, Bu lder 3t5 Plam S.
MERIwEFHs q STiLwELL, Louisville.
Wa g. MoREYKoLDs a Co., Clarksslle, Team.
apr28-I2minsd6W
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D l. N n II . Z
NO. "a, spruce StI
TESTIMONIALS AND REFERENCES.

OFFIcE BUCKEYE STATE INSURANCE. CoNPANT,l
IEClRHATI, Dec. 16, 1886
TO ALL WHOM IT This is to certify that
have examiued specimens and Roofs Of ". e. Chds Co.'s
tEIasric Fire and Water Roof ng," and
ieve It TO be eminenty superior any other kind OF
ing wtne Of severe trial OF one OF
these large volume OF fame from Joining
building directly the roof and cornice
or nearly half AN 1t stood the trial beyond all
pectation, and saYed the building, I. NJ. HASKELL,
President Buckeye Stale Insurance Co.
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OFFICE on THE OHIO AID MssIsslFI hAILKOAD OO.l
CIScISNATI, Jan. I, 1851.
DKAR sIR:-In answer to your iuqury reference to
our opinion as practical Of hoo ia the
ng OF cars We may say fro observation we
teTtain very favorable one,-sa much that
testing IL thorough, on buildings, cas- &C after
which We will with pleasure give you decided opn
to its utility. Yours, truly, h. LiPPtNCoFf
supply Agent Ohio Mi =. X. z.
~ Since the above was written, the Ohio aud Msss-
sIpp Railroad have for covering q cars de-
pots and bridge, Cincinnati and Nincennes, with
this Cement cOusderng H the best article they have
for the purpose.
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orrorrr.rr AoEsor RorAL IssunAsog conrAsr,

CIzcSNATI AGENCY ROYAL Insurance COMPANY,
february 6, 1851.
have examined W Z. Chids Co.'s "klAstic Fire
Water Proof Ce Roodng" and far can Judge,
onsder it great invention, and willing TO insure
buildings protected upon the terms as insure
those covered by metal. JNo- :, LAW
Agent Royal Ins. Co., London and Liverpool.
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STOVES, TINWARE, etc

STOVES, TINWARE, etc.
lust RECEIVED AND FOR SALE, A LARGE AND
y complete of Cooking and Heating Stoves
OF every size, price and pattern, that is brought this
market.
are cturin the Wrought Iron Cooking Stoves
or all sizes ranging in price from $40 $3.50, Of the
and heaviest material.
TIN Ware wholesale and retail
Copper and Sheet Work for all kind Machinery
Steamboats, Stationary Engines &c Stills and Distilery
Work made tn shortest notice Soda FOunts
repaired roofing and spouting done with
patch in fact everything, that requires Tn Copper
Sheet Iron by the best and cheap
as any. CONLEY JOHNSON,
No 10 Broad st. and "a South Market st.,
June 5. Nashville. Tenn
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. NEAT REsIDENCE-IN EpGEFIELp

rs offered for sale at a bargain. The Lot a.
fronts 81 feet Woodland street and 1T0 on ssiii
hiniek. The House tains four good rooms, good III
ctern, &C. The house is new, built of brick and the
situation Of the best in Edgedeld VIII be sold low.
Apply to A. v. S. LINDSLEY,
IS College
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"a II M q "

asa 90 800. INA eh SIT
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oFFIcE or rHE ONO AID MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD Co.,
CINCINNATI Jan. Z, 1851.
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The Fr1sidenf of United States of ADsrcd
CaAs his At1rHe.s Ssr5aHts, agents, ded WOrbDsen,
and each and eDery Of them,
GREErING-
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

From the Newspaper Advertising Ageney OF JAMES z,
DUDDERIDGE, No. Il seeondstreet, ST. LOUIS. No.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From VISCHER OWEN 4 CO., GenH Advertising House.
APPLETON BUILDIse $40 Broadway, New York.
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hAhuTACrURIEo
PHARMAoEUIIsTs AND OHEAIsrs
II L TT - bur Sh, Pa.
Sold by Druggists generally throughout The UnIssd states
and Canadas.
~ Sold in Nashville By
EWIN BROTHERS, RAolSsals Aesnts
~ Sold also, By
DIR. A. II. ROSCOE,
J. J. BEECH.
apr3s-dAWIy lad by DrgggisEs gsasgaHv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-16
THE POLICE.
METROPOLITAN POLICE COMMISSIONERS

METROPOLITAN POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
The Metropolitan Police Commissioners met yester-
day and rendered decisions in the CAGES of the l59
policemen tried Friday last for insubordinatiOn all
of whom were dismissed. There was but one new ap-
poiDtment made.
During the entire day yesterday, large body Of
police detailed from nearly all the wards in the city
in waiting at the headquarters in White street,
in Of any emergency in which their services might
be required. Early in the evening they were die
missed.
Inspector squires Of the Eleventh Precinct reported
the following yesterday, to the office Of the Meropo-
tan Police Commissioners in White street:
IL affords pleasure 20 state that no difficulty
occurred during the night but all passed Of with
usual quieness. Whether this was owing TO the prev
eeree Of better counsels in the camp Of the OUTLAWS or
TO The fact Of our being better prepared 10 receive and
nciprocGte their courtesies O. course cannot tell
II il charitable, al east to presume the former. One
thing may be depended on, shall be prudent and
foIbearing 10 fault but if driven TO the wall shall
try 10 vindcate authority and manhood
Mr.. Lsfins wounds, il is hoped may not prove
fatal, although he suffered much during the night
iitm his terrible injuries. He is still al the station
house, unable 10 be removed He is stabbed IN three
places instead Of one as reported yesterday morning
"PErER sQUlRES,
Inspector Of Eleventh Patrol Di'trct.'
HE LATE DIsTCRBAScE IN NE ELE'ENIh
WARD.-Officer Owen Of the Eighteenth Ward on
Sunday light arrested young fellow known az Joha
Divine, alias Yellow Divine, on suspicion Of having
been implicated in the late rurderous assault upon
Officer Latin OF the Eleventh Ward Metropolitan PO-
lice force, and Mr.. John soss, grocer corner OF Tenth
street and Avenue c. on Saturday night last. Divine
was transferred the custody Of Officer Loze Of the
Eleventh Ward who showed him up yesterday in the
neigh bohood where the disturbance of Saturday night
occurred. Mr.. Soes, who is believed TO be fatally IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-16

With the SIR one Aessssd ssar III, asd conditional
cheek for 0s0 more, fvhoh we have s,terly heard
40 much in municipal cir.ise-coupled with the
laughipgy quoted rema,x that " Brother Ben is just
now in need Of money!" II so, things are taking
strange turn; for was always understood that Mr.
lovbers il ue nee with his father-inaw Collector
Redfeld would be adequate to all market pur'
noses, Mr. Semmler, his Honor's German emigrant
sergeant begins TO feel not little uneasy; that In
csh note ON the letter Of German textile letter SO
unhappily ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 70 give him uneasiness
and not doubt about it but that he would " squeak
if the proper compression were legally applied It '
a matter Of regret that M Monissey and some otner
of lis Hopors henchmen should have got themselves
into trouble. The whole story of Dan. Linn, HI. back
pay, tie way it procured and his trp to Syracuse
in disguise as one of his Ionors wire-puers for the
Goverrorsbp-al these things, are they not funny
but is this the proper time to tell them
wise man will keep all his most important intor-
nation for dIttase and with that oracular proverb
(which will be understoOd where it is applicabe), |
sub.cibe myself until the Bird in the Bush sees tit
TO resppear or explain his silence, the publics most
obedent servant, BIRD IN THE HASD
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FIRES.

FIRE IN FoRTY.THIRD AND FORrY.FouKrH sIREErA
AT I2I o'clock on Monday morning FIRE broke Ou,6l
an unoccuped shanty between FOry-thrd and Forty.
fourth streets, near Fourth avenue. Loss $50.
FIRE IN BRooKLYS.
About o'clock yesterday morning three-stOy
brick building in Court, near Centre street, was de-.
stroyed by fire. 1t was owned by S. Gunder The
lower floor occupied by +. Farrell as cigar store,
and the upper stories by NJ. Gross and James Null
gan. Loss about $1,000; insured for 81 200 in iAe
Clinton Insurance Company.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN DUrcHEss COUNTY.
The Touring mill of W. Northrop, near Bangsa
with its contents, including 500 bushels 81 rye, was
entirely destroyed by fire on Friday night. The FIRE
was seen in Poughkeepsie and caused an alarm. We
have not yet ascertaned the loss nor the amount Of
insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-16
THE BROOKLYN BOARD OF HEALTH.

At meeting of the Board yesterday, the MAYOR
stated that he had made official visit to the bark
Mary, at Atlantic Dock, and ascertaned that there
had been no case of yellow fever on board of that
vessel neither was there any contagious disease on
any other vessel in port.
The bark Mary was ordered TO the Lower Bay by
DR.. Thompson for inspection, consequence Of the
rumors of yellow fever.
The following permits were granted:
Schooner Sosthern Belle North Carolina; bark
James Bryant Cadenss with sugar. Mountain Eagle Tfni-
dad and moaises bark North Star CeIuegss sugar
and moses brig Belle Poule Porto Rico snd moa.se
brig Sansgua, from Trinidad and mossses bark Phi
der ssgpa Ia Grande and sass brig n. Stos,
Porto Rico and mOasses brig G. w Horton, dol 'chr
Europa Havana
Permission was granted TO all these vessels to land
cargoes.
AID. PREsToS moved that the Health Wardens DO
directed TO make personal examination Of each
sci arriving in port and inquire to the health of the
port from which they sailed also 10 report the name
Of the captain officer in command The motion was
carried and the Board adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-16
ADJUSTMENTS,

WALLAcEs THEATER.-A number Of beref,s o,...
of at this establishment this week. although a.
regular season may be considered at an end. M,
evening the Charles Ware benefit takes Ma.
and on Wednesday night the popular comedian, GeOr,s
Holland, offers bill of unusual attractions sor n.
benefit. AL hose to whom the memory of the lin.
Olympic is the dearest theatrical reminsceuce a.
their lives will not fail TO he hand to snes. TIM.
of their favorte old pieces. Mr.. Holland was mo-.
valuable and active member of the Olympic COMPANY
and has ever been fsvorite in New.York so tia. N,
benefit can scarcely fail to be substantial ore. Pa
pieces announced are, 1.-THE Maid OF CROSBY" with
the old Park fsvoriie Mr.. james Browne, as Austen.
litz"; "The Savage ard the Maiden, aad The p.
Nc Party"
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

At 81 o'clock p. IN. there were only AID. Tucker,
Blunt Owens, Corwin, Grifiths and Fulmer present.
Aid. FuINER was called to the Chair, and. quorum
not answering the Chair declared The Board adjourned
10 Thursday.
Immediately afterward, Aid. Clancy, the President,
arrived with most Of the other members, and signed
call for special meeting, which was set down for D
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon.
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lured, identified Divine as the individual who ,,.,,..
him in the neck, while officers also reccsru. ~.
one Of the ringleaders Of the mob, and whom os.-'
vermiyea cautioned Officer Latin against q. ~.
dangerous man, especially as he had been obs.rv.s
to have something concealed beneath the breast OF 49,
coat Justice Dawson of the Second District Coz.
committed the accused to prison to await further a.,
animation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-16

NIBLos G.RDES.-Jerome Ravel's new psu;oSaime
"Bi,nco, or The Magic Sword is announced for
every night this week il is very amusing, and cons.
quently successful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-16

LAURA KEESE's THEArER.--" Lies Troubled
Tides" and Variety are persisten'iy repeated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-16

PuRDY's NATIONAL THEArER.-Three pieces
night are announced for this week. begnu;ng with to-
night, 1.-THE Knight of Arva," "Popso' and The
Wept Of Wish-ton-Wish."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-16
CITY ITEMS.

Rembrandt Peale of Philadelphia is to read paper
tonight before the Historical Society on Washington
and his Portraits Mr.. Peae is the only surviving
ertis of all who painted Washington from life aud bis
own "reminiscences must be interesting. The families
of the members are admitted on this occasion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-16

TRow's NEw-IoRK DIRECTORY FOR 1897 AND -
This book has made its appearance. IL is unasa-
ally full and complete, the compiler, Mr. II. Wilson,
having profted by the experience of former year. 10
correct number Of errors which have been heretofst
apparent IL contains full information about the vai-
GUS Departments of the City Government the
Churches, Paris Streets, Public Institutions and all
the hundred things which make Directory useful.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-16

Mr. b. Gratz Brown, editor of The 81. Louis Dent
ocrat is in this city at the Metropolitan Hotel lie
leaves to morrow evening for Boston, to attend the
Bunker-IIil Festival. Mr.. Brown will receive cor.
dial welcome in the land of the Pilgrims the author
Of the celebrated speech made by him last Winter IN
the Legislature in favor of emancipation. Mr.. Brown
is q Kentuckia by birth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-16

The United States Mail steamship Atlantic, Capt.
Oliver Eldridge, 10 soil on Saturday the Goth ns,
having been put in the most perfect order, will be
open to those who wsh to visit her on Tuesday, the
10th Of June.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-16

OFF TO Bosros.--0ceanus Engine Company No.
H. John Wldey, Foreman, left this city yesterday al
ternoon on the steamboat Connecticut for BostoEso
unite in the celebration Of the Battle Of Bunker HID
on Wednesday. The Company took their splendid en'
CINE with them, and had over so men in the ranks
The engine was magnifcenty decorated with festooas
of flowers and rosettes
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1857-07-11
LETTER FROM TAOS.
FERNANDEZ DE Taos, July 4, 1851.
EDIToRs SANTA FE GAZETTE -


EDToRs SANTA FE GAZETTE - ..a.
The special term of the District Court for
the trial of criminal cases, came to a close
yesterday, after finishing a great deal Of bust
ness. ..
Pedro Valdez and Francisco Romero were
indicted for murder in the first degree, in the
killing of Julian Romero, in Fernandez on
the 9th day Of June. Pedro Valdez was
convicted in the fifth degree, and sentenced
to pay a fine Of one hunhred dollars and
costs. A N0Ae prOseq~i was entered as to
Julian Romero, who was q brother Of the de-
ceased. The death of Julian Romero grew
out Of fight between him and Juan Cristo-
bal Tafoya, in which Tafoya seems to have
been the aggressor, and in which Valdez and
Francisco Romero interferred, as to the
friends of Julian Romero, but missing the in.
tended victim, killed their friend. Such we
learn was the theory of the prosecution. 1t
was not supposed that Valdez intended to
kill Romero, Out Of the same transaction, in
addition to the indictments for murder, were
an indictment Of assault with intent to kill
Juan CristObal Tafoya, against Pedro Val.
dez; the same against Francisco Romero; one
against Pedro Valdez for assault with intent
to kill BautiSta Tafoya, whom he shot in the
leg, and an indictmen, for assaultjwilh intent
to kill Julian Romero, against Juan Cristobal
Tafoya. Pedro Valdez was tried on the in
dictmeut against him and acquitted of the as
sault with attempt to kill Bautista TafOya; a
nolls prOseqw was entered in the two cases Of
indictment against him and Francisco Rome
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ro for assault with intent to kill Juan CriSto-
bal Tafoya, as the court was Of the opinion
the evidence, the whole Of which was drawn
out in the trial for murder, would not sustain
the charge of assault with intent to kill Tafo.
va In the case Of Juan Cristobal Tafoya, he
had been 50 severely wounded in his fight
with Julian Romero, that the court allowed
his case to be continued to the next term, as
he was physically unable tostand his trial aud
give it that degree of attention which its i'm
portance demanded, We arc glad to SEQ
such prompttuGe and vigor Of judicial action.
A continuance Of it will teach evil doers to
dread the courts and the retrbution of the
offended law The prosecutions, We learn,
were conducted, with ability, by the prosecu-
ting attorney for the second juJcial district,
Thomas e. Smith, Esq, brother of Major Al
bert j. Smith, PaymaSter of tho United
States Army. ' "a ...i.. ...a.-.H
.ggg'tb 1iro SPECTATOR. .
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MORTGAGE SALE.

PY VIRTUE of the power vested in me by
- mortgage deed executed by Louis Dorrence
IN my favor, bearing date October 80, 1856, and
made to secure the payment Of the sum Of four
hundred dollars on the first day of February,
1851, with interest ct the rate Of II per cent per
annum from the date Of said mortgage deed, l
will expose to public sale in the Plaza Of the city
Of Santa Fe Oh Tuesday, the 30th day Of June,
1851, between the hours Of 10 a. m. and p. IN.
Of said day, to the highest bidder, for cash, all
the right, title and interest of said Louis Dor.
renee IN and to the following described real es.
tate situate, lying and being in the city Of Santa
Fe, Territory of New Mexico, and bounded as
follows TO Wit One peca bounded on The N.
by the Rio Chiquito, on tue 4. by the property
OF John Henry Mink, on the 5. by the Rio de
Santa Fe, and on the W. by the property Of Jo-
seph Hersch, measuring from N. to S. 297 feet
and from y. to W. l35 feet; also, another piece
OF land bounded as follows, to wit On the N.
by the property of Juan Iournier, on the 4. by
the property of 0tero, On the S. by the Rio dc
Santa Fe and on the W, by the property of Do.
lores SlontOya. measuring from n. to s. 81 feet
and from Il. to W. IS feet; together with all
and singular the privileges aud appurtenances
thereuhto belonging or in anywise appertaining.
The proceeds OF said sale will be applied to the
payment of the said sum Of -four hundred dol.
lars, with interest and costs of sale, and the
surplus, if any, 60 be paid over TO The said Louis
Dorrence MORANp BEACH,
By R. II. ToNrENs, his Atty.
Santa Fe, May p, 1851 l7;jw
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Sentence ofDeath by Judge BrOethns on James
y. Sumner.

.... d. Sumner.
James B. Sumner, alias James s. BoyptOn,
you stand at this bar, convict Of murder in
the first degree. After patient and impair
tial trial, a jury Of good and lawful men, duly
empannelled and sworn, have pronounced you
guilty Of having, wlfully and with malice o.
forethought, taken away the life of o fellow
man. It's with feelings ofno ordinary pain
that this court has observed the developments
made during the progress of your trial, The
testimony adduced and the disclosures made
since your arra(gnment has eVinced, on your
part, a degree Of moral depravity from which
every bosom, not dead to the appeals of hum
anity, must recoil. In the gmurder for which
you are to suffer the extreme penalty of the
law, you seem to have added to wicked dis
regard of human life q deeper dye, by trea-
cherry and cruelty, in taking at an unguarded
and uuSuspecting moment the life of him who
condded in you as friend. You and your ILL
iated victim were soldiers in the army Of the
United States together you seem to have
deserted from your post Of duty, and, soon
after, the dead body Of your murdered com
rade was found under your own direction, in
q wild and lonely spot in the mountains. By
your own confession, repeatedly made, but ne
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1857-07-11
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE!

The undersigned intending to leave the Ter
ritory, offers the following properly Tor sale,
A mountain farm SIX miles east oil Santa re-,
on the Santa Fo Greek; upon which stands u
water power aw Mill Shlng.e Mill, Lath Saws
Rp Saws &C., with large tract of good pine
timber connected with the Mill. The Mil is
in good order and capable Of cutting from ilree
TO ioar thousand feet Of lumber from sun to
sun, ....
This property wiIlb bo sold with Or without
mules, 5xen, wagons, log wagons, harness,
yokes, chaips, 40.
Alsu an Improvement on government ami
near Galisteo, now planted IN corn
For particulars enquire on the prehlses oi
at the residences OF the uudtrsisnsa ~ sans"
Fe. u,..... . ,,..n,,tl.,.r... .
II, 4 EASTGRDAl.
Santa Fe, May 18th, 1857.
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l..G SANTA FE, New Mexico
.. a June q, 1851
The United .ates Mai on route No. 1912 from
Santa Ne, to Independence, Mo-, viii lcaf this
place on the 18TH and lsJ Of eaoh month from
and after July LIST next, ,...,,,,.,o.
81 DAVID Y. WHITING,
lido. . Postmaster.
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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAWO
WASHINGTON CITY, D. G.

~ HE undersigned will attend to the prose,
L cution Of al claims against the United
States, either before Congress, or any Of the
Departments Of Government. applications tor
Bounty Land Warrants will bo duly attended
to, and all business committed to his charge
will meet with prompt care. Claims against the
Repabis Of Mexico viii be especially attended
=, j. HENRY PETERS,