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The Best in the World

CAN o. done BY those who wish to purchase
al City Property, or handsome Country RESIDENCES
~ in the suburbs. On some Of the latter can be
E@S& had q 6Ie Residence, ready for occupation.
TERMS liberal, End title good. Apply 10
ectI7-tf HARLE D. MCLEAN
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nAnR4np.

i've sid ont my Stable On the -c-n-r = Tuiol cnc
Il Second streets, resigned az ny accounts. and made
an Arrangement for the PTanrf seff'elsHt Of az ~ ~
GebfefEcss. I taSr this p1b &c as5e o. rrturniur ~ sin
cere thanks 70 my kiud friends sud pstreus hcss who
paid and u cordially rccuEu r1inx my su-tesrors. il
whose hons 3 and integrity ! have obs mott implicit re-
haze srd whom I take asp-tiai pleasure in commend
ing 70 ny numerous friends as Eiud ard courteous CENT?
men, from whom you can always get vslre Tor your
mfuey. z r gIAgE
ME1ITHIs, February l. 1857.
Tbs ahovecard OF our old friend Black viii apprise our
friends % Memphis and surrounding county that We
an be fouad - tie above stard AZ an hours, both day snd
night ready and Wiling 70 serve orr friends n any de-
partment OF the Livery business. Mr.. Blacks Indebted
ness viii Dc promptly adjusted by h undersigned, STAT
as means come into their hsnis from he assets CT said
r. 4 B1aek.
mar2o-Im y P. FERRELL & co.
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TSSHE south half Of Lot No. q, fronting s7b feet O.
Chicksssw STREET, ans running back 1854 fees "
mis lot there il = small comfortable HOUSE hslsf1i
sr- Ibe-a,- spply G. I. LOCKS,
- arrtionser md Rral Eklate Broker.
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Mechanical DeDarfmeut

We have paid most part cuiar a~tLertion % the interests
% our mechanics. We have selected such Goods Is are
best suited to this market, and can safely guaranty sits
faction teal.
Our stock in this department is full and complete,
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NOTICE.
To the Patrons of the Commercially Hotel

EEELIHG very grateful 10 a liberal and generous pur-
II lie for their support Ia whatever branches Of bu>i-
ness l have been engaged here, / desire 70 render nv 49,
establishments more especially for their support Of lis
establishment and fer TIE quiet and e0cd order ny guests
have enabled ne to preserve In Il.
The license for retailing spirituOus liquors at tbe bar
having expired, it will. in Difference to he law. Be eio,-5
from and after this day. D. COCKRELL.
tani4H Proprietor CoumerciaI Hots,
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Lots At riVaf Sale.

Z OFFER for sale, upon easy terms, u1impcoVed Bth
I2I, 100, I25, I26, Io3, I0z, 49,, IS2. Improved Lots
Ise aud 10 being on the plan OF Eubdivisiono Of GTe@ulAW
SzHarrsns, Lo0ney & Eeele. CD LOUIE
r-ra-tf Anctianesr and Rsal Fstate hr1ker.
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CHANCERF SALE OF
VALUABLE LAND

wear PMS
DURSUANT 70 4 1ecres of the Chanoery Court 81 Nrm-
i phls rendered November Tei 1856. IN the raSe q
b ?. Miller and r. A. Massy. administration OF " ".
Miller, deed, rs The Heirs and Creditors o. said hLlcr,
viii on
Thursday, April 23, 1857,
In front Of my once in the city Of Memphis, proceed
sell 70 the highest bidder,
A Valuable Lot Dr. Tract Of Land,
Containing about 81 acres, lying on the new Ralrizh
road, 1es the city % Memphis, keing a part q the Jtgf
land on which Ward ". Miller formerly resided.
ALSO-At the same time ard place, / will sell 20 fhe
highest bidder, a revefsi0nary interest in one acre %
land adjoining the above. being The portion OF said Tract
OF land allotted 70 the widow Of said ". W. Miller The
above mentioned lots are located in a good nelghborbo 4
and lie just without the c0rporateImits.
TERMS OF SALE-Oue half Of purchase u0rey ia
s months balance IN II months. Purchasers 70 ex crie
bonds with approved security with a lien retainer ca The
premises. A plan Of the Lots can Be seen al ny omcc BY
those who may wish 10 examine.
JOHN c. LANIER.
mar22-dawtds Clerk and Master.
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8or gaf ann 8fnt.
For SALE.

Tv7TI. All tor cash OF short paper, very low
81 the following CITY LOTS. belonging 20 the estate
Egt- OF J. Il. Talbot. (Ssid sale Is ordered ~ OouIt
Lot No. 7 in ock II Lot NJ Il in Block TO- L"
No ls in Blork II: in front o. the GsyOso House.
lots No and ? in Block II, On the corner OF shei0s
also Lot No. Is and Il, On Second street, between
msr9s-Im K PROvIEE, Agent.
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A RARE CHANCE,

I OFFER for sale, on favorable terms and At How 9rioe
i ny PLANTATION Of 500 acres u the best quality O.
Mississippi 50tJ n land, all greatly above overflow. i
miles west Of Memphis, on the plank road; 100 acres o.
cleared Lana and . new d0uble-frame House with suit
able omoes. Apply a. the place 10
PETER LEONARD, or to
rer7-tf DANIEL GRE Memphis.
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Memphis and Charleston Railroad
AND
STAGE NOTICE.

TINS read is now nearly e0mpleted-oniy sixteen miles
l. staging. The Propristois are running from six &c
ten Dairy Line OF Coaches and cen put on as many more
II required, from terminus 20 terminus; and beng ID.
only line that have a through ticket with the RsiIrosi
Company. Persons will be pa ticular and not suffer ar
one EXCEPT the Nail ard stage Agent Of our Csmpanyt ,
take the c upons on their through tickei, who With
found at the end OF the rosd.
For Through Tickets or seats from terminus to ter
minus, apply at the General Ticket Omce. Commercia
Hotel. FICKL-N 4 co Prourietors-
Harlo I'm P PATTERSON Ascent
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FINTWBOn

A SITUATION a. Bsok-Keeper or Shipping CLERK, By
II Young Nan from s.. Louis. Good reference given
Address c. H MARTIN, /. o.
fpnrT
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TENNESSEE
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE co.
Of Nashville, Tenn.

CAPITAL, : $780, 900.
JOSEPH YAULx Pres't.....A. y. BUTLER, Secsy.
DIRECTORS:
JOkn n Eli, Alex. Allison, Thompson Anderson,
James Carey, r. 3. Gardner, IA. Owen,
g. II. Fog, JosePk Faux, James Ellis,
n. 3. AloEay, ". S. Eakin.
GARIFH on Csrgoes and Freights under
spsa OF special policies. Inland Transportation Risks Of
HsrchGndise, hy steamboats,, railroads, or land Carriages
also, aAEsrss on rivers and LAKES 10 OF from any part Of
TIE Omitted States.
ri on buildings, dwelling or other
keusss, Gcsds IN Etore, furniture, &c, in town OF country.
R-EeErces i2sIrod against the dangers Of the riveI.
=. LONSDALE, Agent,
0nce jefferson street Hemphis.
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To RENT.

on Lauderdsle STREET, outside TIE corporation
E9Ts1 NINE 2 OF LAND, which has been oc
ti Cupiel for years by q Gardener. On the prem
~ ises i 4 suall dwelling, containing four rJ9lG.
and basement. There is 2 good cis:ern near the house
Tsers il also a good orchard, sad a nue grape Erbsr. AF-
py immedistsly TO
jsus2-t. JGHN CANEOvAN.
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SIOO REWARD.

rs hANAWAl ION ne slDsCrLDcTI 81 b1WIes -
Point, Tunica county, Mss, three negro meD, ~
4 tO-Wit;
~@ TOM, black, aged about % years, about hveAA
feet eleven inches high. Trick under lip, and rather slow
OF speech. weighs about 1T5 pounds
GEORGE. black. aged sbsut % years, about siT feet
pounds.
WILSON. black, aeed about y years. about 5 feet 81
or 10 inches high, weighs shout $50 pounds, has . slight
defect ia his walk a. IL lis fe-t we're sore.
II taken out 81 the State, ard logged in jail at Mem
phis, I VIII pay The above reward. L within the STATE,
AID secured so I get them, fifty dollars
z. ". DALE,
marIs dawtf Bowie's Point, THnica County. Miss.
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GbantGr1 Salts.
CHANCERY SALE OF A

CHANCERY SALE OF A
VALUABLE BRICK RESIDENCE
DUKSU AET % Decree Of the Chsncery Court o. I'm
II Dhis, rendered In the @sof Tn. 4. sickford Is.
Waiter Coleman and others, ! vii. On
Thursday, April 23d, 1857,
in front o. ny omca, in the city q u-ruslz. pTseee9 70
sell % the highest bidier, a
Valuable Lot and Residence,
IN The city Of Memphis, Situate On ths Southeast cs-rer
q Washington ard "a. rd streets. s-utnE on Third .r---f
lhlrty fret and running back ami fronting on Wa.hius-
ton street one hundred ard f0ry-sight feet two irrh--
me improvements consist Of a large three--tory BrrF
Residence, recently erected, an excsleLt CisteTr .Ed
other -~mpT0vrneni, al l good order and condition.
Terms Of Sdle-Three thousand dollars 10 BE- pad N
cash, balance in tTo equal instaluents. at sx ana tw-irr
months from day OF sst-, with in,e-et from date 7r--
enaser 70 exccrlr notes with approved security. E=d@mp-
ton barrel. John q EaNrEn
marZ5-dawtI C1srk anF N
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Sale OF Real Estate in
GnlHEarEsEHa Tam

1 TnUESUANT 70 a decree OF the ChaEcery Court ~ Eeu-
L phis. reIdered November term. 1855, in the cesc q
KIRBY, I viii, on
Thursday. April d, 1857,
In front OF NJ oho IN the city Of Memphis, proe-sI %
sell 70 the highest bidder,
A Valuable Tract Of Hand,
Containing about 3O4 acres, lying in Shelby county. Tn
nessoee-one psrcl OF division O: which IS boucd-d -
follows:
3eginniEy ~ a hics or marked v. P, running th~aco
with PrudeE's f7rllerIy FaTle 5 sClthern b0uEaa. y.
south 81 degrees, west fG2 poles and 10 hnSs, to a stla-
near a black gum; thence with his ''us r1rh s desires
road (u0w PLANK road from Raleigh @ Sonerville; t1.a-s
along -ad Ioad south, s. degrtes west 50 poles a. o sta-s
On The west sid" q a t-anch; then south s degrees .s~t.
IS poles 10 : steks; thrIce south 81 degTees west c. pli--.
q = stake; thence south. 6 degrees east, I3 poles. Co q
sake in Jamers ms northern boundary Lac; theme Vifn
same lire north 81 degrees east, - poles, TO a white oax.
hi. corner; thence with his Ire south, S degaees ea-t-
81 poles TO a stake his corner. near a red bud pointer 1t
the ed camp ground; theroe with his line north, 81 a--
srecs east. crossing Hurricane Greek. in all S. poles &c a
stake, his corner; thence with his line south, 6 degrees
eat, 81 20 IS, 10 4 stake, near two hickory ana gum pint
srsj thence north, 81 degrees east, I26 Poles 70 a S ak 10
warts western boundary, at .he a0rth end o. Pars'S
lnej thence with Wards line, crossing the crees. $50
or less, being the same tr>ct OF land conveyed By Adam
r. Alexander to Thouas Anderson, deceased, and b. Lis
heirs 10 Complainant Lath.
The other division OF parcel OF SAID tract contains astut
four acres, AID adj0ins the ABOVE mentioned tract, bang
4 parcel % land convs ysd By George Farley to Thomas An
derson- deceased.
Terms or SALE-The above mentioned Ian IS win b
sold on a credit OF seven months, purchaser to execute
bond with approved secuTitys with a lin on the premises
redemption barred.
JOHN C. LANIER,
mArz2-dawtds Clerk and Ma Ter.
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Important to Cotton Planters!
TIE TAILOR PREMIUM COTTON GIN,
MANUFAcTURED BY
CLEMANS, BROWN & CO.,
CnTUrzTuT nUnDnU

THE subscriber begs leave to call the attention OF
i Planters 10 an examination Of the merits OF these
Gan Stands, which possess in a greater degree the quail
ties TO be desi- ed in 3 Cotton Gin-viL- Speed, Light
Drcught, and Good SGmPle-than any Gin extant, and
are offered on as reasonable terms as any establishment
in the South.
feel fully authorized in saying that I can furnish, all
things considered, q superior Gin stand to any factory in
the United States.
Aessrs- Fsvlkss, Mount * Co. are agents for the sale
Of these Gins, who viii keep a supply OF various sizes on
hand, or will order any size at short notice. Office On
Jefferson street. Memphis, Tenn.
mario dtwzw6m s.A. Ag't.
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GOezE, CNNIg

MY COAL has come at last; wind and bad weather
VI has kept il back 50 long. I received one pair Of
boats, Q2,0O0 barrels ont Of four pair that l have
bought, this Saturday. evening. I shall be at the Red
Once from this time out ready 70 wait on ny friends and
customers with a large and constant stock OF Coal. !
have had 3 supply Of Coal on hand for the last four and a
half years until a short spell the latter part Of January.
I will DOW promise two thing-that I viii lay IN more
Coal, and ? I make a dollar on il viii keep il among Us
at home. l buy my Coal AZ the head Of the erCek at hrst
cost. Tmarchs III THOS. JAMES.
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GEO z GRANT, THOS. HCADA
STEPHEN B. Urls. J. z. MULFORp,
HENRT s. KING, JOS BARBIERE, JEs
JAMES BORO.
FIEAECg CoMuTTTEE.
S. B. CURTIs, LII DCPREE, Z, S. EE9.
Medical ErcnineT-GFO r. ANT. J d,
AttOrEcy-J- Z. THORNTON, ESQ.
Asfsfsf by-S P. BANEEEAB. Esq.
And at meeting q the new Directory q Wednesday,
The 18th l1st., the following cheers were shoss7 fOr the
year:
THORNTON. President.
GEO r. GRANT, Zee Presidenf.
TEoS. D Secretary.
OFFICE-NO-S s. Madison street, corner Fto1t Row.
fekTT-H1V
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FINE WATCHES.

n addition 70 our large stock We have received a 10 Of
Il Copenhagen Watches made to Our order-the finest
watch ever offered in this market.
febI5 p Il. CLARK 81 co.
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Webster,S PriYafa CnrrrSnandance

he5Ster'S Private Correspondence,
WITH. Autobiography and Personal "Reminiscences,
w containing also a Biographical notice OF Ezekiel
webster Two vols, $40.
A new Life Of Summerhesd, By william ". Wuiett
Canterbury Tales, By Harriet lee. in two volumes;
The Aiser, R.sEeticketack, AMI the Poor Gcntrman;
Three Tdles - one volume BY HendHck COnon science ;
Poems q EenB WadswOrth Lsusfsl.E complete in two
volumes.
New Juveniles.
The Csstaways; or, the Adventures Of a Family IN the
Wiids OF Africa, illustrated;
The Payday Book, New Stories for Little ]. x, By Fan
ny Fern,
Chanticleer, A Thanksgiving s--ry Of tn, Peabody Fam!-
II, ~ Cornelius Mathews, with ulustratio1s, By
barley;
Our Gransmother's Stories, -rd Amt KAts's Preside
Memories. Just received and Tor sale By
j~zn24-dsE CLEAVES & GUION.
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District

or STEAMBOATS,, Steamboat Boilers, and Steamboat
" Machinery, under the provisions Of the Acts Of Con
gress Ct 1S2s and ISs2. Once, s Madison street.
na4 THOMAS AcADAM IN pectOr.
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TCE2 TCES
BOHLEN, WILSON g. co

TAKE this method Of returning thanks to the citizens
i Of Memphis for the patronage heretofore extended
to them, and will feel grstsfcl to all those who feel dis
posed TO eontinue taxing ICE from them the coming
season.
wei are now reoeiving our usu.l very large supply.
Our price to families will be one cent per pound. We
will also furnish by the cask 81 the same.
Our contract with the Wharfboat having expired. we
are nowPepsred to furnish steamboats, b. the quantity
at seventy-nve cents per hundred. All orders left at the
City Ice House, on Main street. or at the Meat Store Of
Robert Marshall, on Towards Row, will be promptly at
ended to. mari1-Tm
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-04

GuL CASE OF Rev. j. DoUGLAss. The Re.
f5,iJory states in reference to the case of
Rev. Mr. Douglas, arrested at Derby, a
fow days since, that when the officer
brought Douglas before the magistrate IN
Fletcher, the grand-Juryman of that town,
who had mad, the complaint, found, on
inquiry. that there Was not evidence cuff
ci mt u III ,rd tho loast ground to expec,
that b : Dousias, would be " bound up"
if he proceeded with the trial, so he imme
diltely withdrew the prosecution. Mr..
Douglas demanded trial, but the counsel
fsr tho State would not proce d.
Mr. D. pronounces the reports in circu.
la:ion concerning him false and rlanderous,
and has retired both from the ministry and
from the College agency, until heSSan stand
before tho community unsuspeotod of
crime.
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4 RANE Of E>CLANp NuTE hIs -oma +
culi,r ami Interesting Characteristics ui
minutacrurr, the paper being distinguished
nv its culpr, which Is of L"cuilrr T"lt",
md such aS is urItner slld IN shops nor uS'd
tor any other purpose; hC ir- thnntss ana
rrtnsuIrency. qututlrs " hich prevent any
uf the printed part OF the note heluE washed
out by llru'u'iuo or removed lay the Eu.'o.
unless tulu i m.lo IN the place taG-
rg4ctiscl ou by its characteristic tel Il
pcaulilr crIspi.rss and toughnes-, by whioa
those accustomed to handle II distinguish
the true notes instantly; the wire OF water
mark which Is produced on the paper " sn
IA the state OF pulp, ana which - e-sliy
distinguished irom mark stamped on ait r
the paper is complete; the three "deeSie
.IErs-the mould contains tW- notes placed
I uythwlse, which are separated hy EWt-
a. IL future stage OF the prucc,s-this q. sl-
nr wooicn frame Of the paper mould 5Ju-
oIug the peculiar effect seen on edges OF
uncut per and TINS tdIIng, heng caus d
whrn the P'p'r is in IL state of pa r, N.t-
cudes any successful imitation uiIer ttn
= pr - made. also by the rengtl OF the
p,ler, which is made irom new linen and
cotton. la its water leaf or unslz i uJa.l'
lnu q bank note viii support th,c -slA
| ppund-, and when one gram IT sI4t has -~,
.lllsed through il, il will lit half Lam
tired wrig.it. The Bank OF L gland ucyoI
| Reissues q note. lt lssues only new o-ls
aud no uoto below Is.
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FIRE AND Ln-s OF Llrg Or Tuesday
evening ~ a0put ! u'c ncs II fra occurred
at the residen,- Of the Rev Bnnari Me-
Cahe, the Catholic p'stor in this village
by which that gentltm IN lost his life
Tie fir originated in. and WAS confined
70, the sleeping room Of the Prirst-a sm III
hrd-ropin, on the ground fbr. The fire
was Uncovered ny II visiting Priest, who uc
cup,rd an adjoining room, and who aroused
the h0usenold, cUnsl ting oi the Prie-t :
BROTHER. a family occupying wing Of the
hou.o, and two ur three other persons
When help had arrived, ani the irA was
suf irntlY su'dued to allo y people to enter
tra room, the Priest WAS discovered lying
IN hi he'd, which was nearly consumed,
'urned and t'irly rnlsted to d~tth. The
door and ctsiugs of the room and tn ned
stead were completely chtrred, and every
ding iniicAt ~ that the FIRE bad hern
turning tor a long TIM; and it is more
tuan probable that the Priest was dsld he
tore the lrs WAS discovered. the body,
when taken from th3 room was horrlbie
si!hg-blAUkenad and burned and crlsped
I'M the '>h fell IRON the Inns, and enc oi
his arms burned uG u the enpw.
Nptbius Is known OF the origin of the
hro, bur II ls supposed to nave horn com,
municltei u tue bed clothes, from she
lamp
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

! TnE EDGNBuRou RLvlEw, Oct. lsj7.-
LEONARD SCOTT CO's Reprint, New York
There are several interesting articles in
this number Of 1.-THE Edinburgh" The
| Life and opinions Of Gen ) r Char es James
Napier, by Lieut., Gen. Sir W Napier, will
ho found very readable, none the less 50 to
miny,tor what the reviewer thiuks il the
great Fin of the book viz, that the author
has thought it important to chronicle every
mad cap anl foolish speech and letter which
his rclaive ever made or wrote. The LIVES
Of the CnrEF JusrlcEs Of England, heads
another article aboundink in law anecdotes
llARrOkp's Life Of MIcHAEb A>aLlo will in
terest all who can appreciate th, character
and genius OF that wonderful Msst-r cf
Art-in some respects the most wonderful
the world ever saw There is also an az
ticle on [ndit--a suWAct whio, now dlys
finds d place in almost every English Peri
odical
HotsuuolD Woa0', ty -aAalts DICKENS.
New York, Published BY Jouy J.yYEy,
l2G Nassau St.
We always admire the fertility winch la
displayed in this noted serial. and the mum
Der before US seems, from the hAsty perusAl
IF several OF its articles, to he d vrry
good one. TIE Lazy Tour Of Two lil
Apprentices, runs through several chap
ters. ISo Chapters in d" Our Emily Pic.
a'' orr apl -, G. ID
''P ,or Tom, d city Weed 80 is q short his
tory to which there are many oounterplrts
in actual lite. THIS work is published at
50 year in advance.
Inr MoNrnLY Law REPORTER. Ehted
by John Lowell Boston Crosby, Nichols
8; Co
The November number Of the Law Re.
porter contains n deeision in the Circuit
Court Of FAyettc County, Kentucky, IT, The
q CT that State Cour: clnnot exercise the
r'wer to Nlturaliza Aliens, by virtue Of an
Conferred that power on the Court, which is
noticeable There IRE al-o in the number
brief notices If large number Of + cli.h
decisions, and OF the supreme Court oil
New IL l1mp.hire ami Massachusetts,.
WAlToN's NERNo>r REGISTER aud Fur
In'r's Almanac for lsjo is received rai-
old acquaintance holds on the even tenor,
Of its way. 1t contsi sits usual calondar,
aEd list. ui State and town ofii.rs,p Courts
AMI Colleges, Blnks and Railroads, Heney0.
lent Institutions. Insurance CumrAnies'
Newspapers, o ii Fellow = and Freen4s3ua
L)d.es in the State, Sc, g..
DHsAos. & Co. NJ. spruce Street, New
Yo.k, send us Directory 10. thirty mics
around New York, showing . the mode.
by which one " can get in an3 ou- Of the
Metropolis, the last Of whicl, s- the
getting on Of it, is an i.4p,r:4r: Fir {,
those Who value their watches ,p..z4t.5o5k
or Il ck-, IS worth keeping under their own
control
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FAMILY MAr1ERs.-Mry j me Sebastian

FAMILY Matters Mary j me Sebastian.
= l-nt u4!st,o girl only II years uf age,
has b--n convicted At Llucl.Jer, Pi o.
mUrdrring hrr nus aud ('olpred) by poison
\ wnIntn was arrested IN GcuueSee county,
y Y. last week thursday, On charge OF
havloI ro-Ioned her husband and two
il irrn; her appeaIeace is in her favor,
hut the CirCumstauC, ar0 very strongly
against her. A man nam d Arxlnder
Bel anger died very ~ lieniy a5 IT Roche
uenr Qnehec, lst July, , a"d no inquiry was
mai" Ihto the matter until ms widow
marri d young IN N with whom she had
been previously iuG.mat', week heiore last, f,
wien he hodS oi Belipger Vas disinterrei
and an il qItsI made into the causes OF his
dpath. No tvaces OF mineral poison can he
. discovered, hut the circumstances are very
suspi ,ious. Peter GIlU. appeared IN cour ,
at Cincinnati, last week lhur'day, with
three " IA n, each claiming him az her
| husband; the jude took compassion on the
poor fellow, however, anu discharged h,m.
/ A resident II Minnesota stopped at IL Clt"'
/ dp1Ns, last week, on his Wy otst, aud
relate0 how his cid st N, now full grown
/ had run away witt has (tha father j second
vile leaving nina e grass Wliuwer. yuuug
mln named Carter was running away With
the o. jrct ct his an ctiuns, AT Upper Alton,
/ IT., last week, when tine father Of tul
aforesaid object made chase for tho iugit -0'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-04

The VICTORIA BsIpG The Montrea
Transcript SAWS the first tube between tn
ahutmeut and pier NJ. on the Montreal
ride OF the river has ut length been fixed
and ATTRACTS the admiration of Thousands
Of curious vlsiters, When the supporters
were removed, and the immense weight OF
iron was lett t. support itself on It's own
bottom, depression Of about an'inch and
"a half took place. TIE calculation was
made, however, Tor four inches, 50 that the
work has succeeded better than was antici-
patcd-During the winter anot her tube
viii be laid on the L Llngueuil side