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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-01-28
THE REV. DIR. KIRK AND GEN. oAss.

The New York Observer Of the 22d instant contains an
interesting article headed Dr. Kinks Departure giving
account Of the proceedings of meeting held at DR.
Adamss church. the subject Of the establishment OF an
American Protestant mission at Paris Some years sincs
Dr. Kirk an eloquent and distinguished clergyman had
occupied that situation and with the beneficial 10
suits Circumstances, however, compelled him to return
home but the general impression Of the necessity Of the
MISSION and Of his qualifications to discharge its duties
has induced him to yield the solicitations resume the
situation Among the occurrences OF the evening was
short address from DIR. Kirk in which be said that he
went to Paris in 1885, and opened American chapel
The first Sabbath there few there but tho was
soon filed and OVERLOOKING lie desired In this public
manner to make honorable mention of the interest which
Gen. Cass then our ambassador to the court Of France
NOW United States senator) took in the enterprise
in the habit Of calling him my deacon He stood by
the chapel from fret to last He would go out and invite
the Americans to and hear American preaching. lie
was always present and would often give up his place to
others and take his the pulpit steps Dr. h. said
he had many times declined the call to take permanent
charge of this chapel he believed he could be
useful in this country. lie regarded the young Of
America az prospecvey the most important class Of
on the earth He wished to live and labor for them Ho
was going to labor in Paris temporarily for portion Of
them 1t is important to save the American youth in
Paris from the indey and immortality to which they
exposed. Dr. k urged upon all who had friends ia Paris
or going there their influence to secure their AZ
tendance the American chapea very important sug
geSon and which should not be forgotten. He
toned several instances Of parents and Others who had
ques,ed him 10 look up their children and to take In
test in their spiritual welfare lilo concluded by repeat
ing the request that Christians in this country would pray
for this enterprise for the Americans in Para for the
American youth there and for him who was now to 60
forth to found chapel and establish religious services for
their benefit a ta' M saatt3t ~.
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REsuLr OF FORCED HARRiaeK--A HUSBAND POISON.
INA young woman in Quebec, named Mrs. Bison
French Canadian has been committed to Jail on charge
OF poisoning her husband 10 whom she had been married
only SIX weeks II appears that she had been forced
marry Bison against her wishes ana during the short time
they lived together they led very unpleasant life Bifon
was Jealous OF her acquaintance with young whom
sue nad known previous to marriage She is about twenty
years old and is described as very rood looking Her
band was aged about twenty-five years. The evidence
OF her guilt seems TO be strong II has been proved that
few days before the death Of deceased she purchased
quantity Of arsenic Of drug store and the poison
sufficient to cause DEATH found in the stomach Of the
deceased woman, named Foriier, has been also com
mtted to Jail as having been accessory to the murder
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WASHINGTON CITY,
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JAN. 2s. 1867.

O IH.xL JAAEs No la2 soaih Tenth street, Philadei
phs, general travelling agent, assisted BY wa H. WELD
Jons COLLINS, JAsss Dsxxss, HAnnrr, s. JAMES, THos
ID. Nrcs r. w. MoSKIsoK. w. WILEY, VIZ l.. wArEKsAs
ALKx. II, CARsos, MrsrS, BEh r. swAE, AsHxAN ana
r. DAVIS. Ell ttl rf# FHt aH -
@ywL HxsHr LEWIS, OF Montgomery, Alabama Is our gen
travelling Of Alabama and TenBes'ee
sisted BY G. r. JAMES LKwIs and SAMUEL d. LEWIS
Mr. c. W. JAAss No. Harrison street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
collecting agent for the Western States and Texas
assisted by H. THosxs, WILLIAM H. THOMAS, Tnos NJ JAsss
Dr. A L. Cribs, GKoRoH MoRKs, and RICHARD LEAAH. Re
ceipls Of either will DO good.
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CoNGREss-TUEsDAY.

SESATE.-After the presentation of petitions, &c, Mr.
Hunter asked and obtained leave to introduce bill to
amend act entitled can act to provide for the better
ganzaon of the treasury and for the collection safe keep
Ing transfer and disbursement of the public revenue =
which read twice and referred TO the Committee III
The Senate resumed the consideration Of the In
dian appropriation bill, which discussed various
amendments until nearly four o'clock when, without dis
posing of the bill, the Senate adjourned
HoUsE REPREsENTATIvEs.-Mr Campbell of Ohio
from the Committee of Ways and Means, reported an
amended tariff bill which committed. The consular
and diplomatic appropriation BILL returned from the Sen
ate with amendments, also reported from the
committee and committed The consideration of the bill
to regulate the disbursement of the contingent expenses
of Congress resumed Mr. Jones of Tennessee spoke
against the BILL and Mr. Cobb of Georgia. addressed the
House in its favor; when its further consideration was
postponed until tomorrow. number of bills taken
from the Speakers table and appropriately referred The
bill for the relief of the surees of Daniel Wusow re-
the amendments thereto concurred in and the bill passed
The House then went into Committee of the Whole on
the state Of the Union and proceeded to consider the
tariff bill. Mr. Maxwell, Of Florida addressed the House
at considerable length the Presidents MESSAGE after
which the committee rose and the House took
until o'clock for the purpose Of continuing the de
bate.
tendance very small remained in session only few
minutes. After come remarks by Mr. Scott of Indiana
and Mr. Perry, of Maine motion to adjourn prevailed.
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DEATH OF HON. p. s. BROOKS.

1t with feelings Of profound regret that we announce
this morning the death Of Hon. Preston Brooks Of
South Carolina who expired suddenly at his lodgings in
this city last evening from attack Of Group The de-
ceased was in bis in the House of Representatives
Saturday last apparently in the enjoyment Of his usual
health and his sudden and unexpected DEATH in the prime
Of manhood and with the prospect of long, usefs and
honorable before him. has plunged large circle OF
warmly attached friends in the deepest aflction.
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From the New York Journal Of Commerce.
RETURN OF THE kESOLUTE TO ENGLAND. MN

RETURN OF THE RESOLUTE TO ENGLAND. So a
1t was happy idea that government should send
the British exploring baque Resolute home England
token of international respect and from the unobtr-
sve and handsome in which it has been done it
would the selection of Capt Harsten for the service
most judieious She had providentiay, it were
een into the hands of our hardy New England whacmen,
who had foregone for work in the Arctic that
they might bring her safely into port and, for the time
country had become the custodian of her nationality
When the matter referred to the British government
it regarded Of mere property, in which the
whalcmen most interested and she was therefore,
cheeruly surrendered to them to be sold for their benefit
and for eight nine months she lay anchor off New
London in Connecticut apparently in dilapidaed
dition If at that time she had been exposed to sale
quite she would not have brought enough
pensate the whalemcn for their seasons work. rather
much the oil which they might probably have taken
that If they had remained in the Arctic and not
brought her homeward.
1t fortunate for all concerned that the
at this juncture made ample provision rcmunerang
the Sailors repairing the vessel and sending her back
England sin appepe ORDER evidence of the active
sympathy had felt nation in the proracted search
for Sir John Franklin and his associates and ms memo
rial Of regard for the British Queen her
and people.
Captain Hartsein did not seek the complimentary ser
vice of her command. Modest and retiring of manner
happen know that he would have declined it, even a
ter receipt of his ORDERS had he not been appzed that
by doing he would dispease the Secretary Of the Navy
His handsome delivery Of the ship to the Queen in person.
who visited her and spent hour two upon her decks
the signal ability with which he executed the delicate
international trusbs appropriate and yet brief acknowl-
Judgments the courescs rendered. and his good taste
persuadiDg our minister Mt London and the British gov
OF the proprety Of quietly returning with his Off
GERS and crew by packet instead of by British man-o
war-go to show that the remark made to her Majesty
by one Of the sdmirals that "he is the right man,
well said.
Its matter of congraulaton that this governmental
compliment, happily conceived, has been paid and ac-
cep,ed highly satisfactory to people and
our good cousins beyond the ocean,
We have letter from Of our naval veterans
Commodore Lawrence Kearneyin which II is appropri-
stey said The return Of the Resolue has been well
done; and when taken in connection with tie chancablc
BY which We about to fasten the two countries
getber, the telegraph) it will strengthen the
bonds OF peace that neither country shall break from
h oorng or be otherwise disabled by and
Of wars"
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The Secretary Of the Treasury has purchased the ot
the corner Of Monroe and Sixth Streets in the city offspring
field, Illinois, ms site for the pos, Office This o
ton being central and but square from the capitol
especially desirable h
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1t gives much pleasure to state that Governor Jones
of Tennessee has recovered from his recent severe ndspo
son and appeared in his seat in the Senate yesterday
morning E.@ ta.f
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-01-28

RuIm or A GREEK CITY DIscovERSD.--The Boston Tray
eer says that the ruins of ancient Grccsn city have
been discovered in the Cmea which to be soon thor
oughly explored Immense tumul are found near it, be-
ing monuments the remains of deceased kings and ru-
lers Sculptures, Eruscan vasc carved ivory and other
remains all in the highest style OF Grecian art have been
found.
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PaospKRlrY or IHELASD--The London Times OF A late
date remarks IS follows:
considered representing something which has now ceased
to exist On this LIST Of January the commencement Of
new year, we may venture TO predict that rich young
Ireland will become the more appropriate enomi IA.
ton. On all sides bear Of increasing agriculture de-
creasng poorrntes, cessation Of political sgstion good
feeling between landlord and tenant and other unmstake
able evidences Of rising property"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-27
NUMBE Il 2o6
CITY BUSINESS.
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE.
~ MAIN. Srll.. AMHEEI. INC

+ Re
ELL And WINTER TRADE.
SIoNE & THOMAS take pleasure in announcing that
"a nsy are nov In receipt OF tslt full stock of FAN aAd
DRY g 0OdlsS Varieties d N Millinery CSo0dn.
They have Just received their Second Fail Purchasee
@ a9dS % their former stock will enable them 70 pre-
sent 70 The Public more than
500, 600 WORTH OF GOODS.
Being by far the largest and MOST stock and
embracing the BEST SELECTION OF eios+ EDo-I- SSS
ever offered to tile Public, = - 80
To their former variety they have added q large stock o
and Rags Of the latest desgns makes
Winter 1radeto both of which, well "a 20 theirStoc
generally, they invite the attention OF the Trade.
peen ~ TIE Eastern cies time previous to
e late In all binds OF Cotton Fables and buy
ing largely with the Cash, yhave done
0 as Well as directly from the Importers and NShufae-
Sra IN Some instances they able to eF indeesnfS
% eSS S44a lYerS, either by the PIECE AZ
eTSe4.'l by no .similar house II the West.
40 wants OF their rapidly increasing Trade 4bev
n9ei and are making ample to fuFnb
their line In the West " SSSN'N -
IN this 9toek may be found fully .5ai
1000 ydB SES-embEaetng some Of The 6nrst 8,nort.
4sVOO " French Merinoes, Cashmeres, BouabaTjiles
AHipsts ana Ontaa-of every quality and color
Iul line OF the Richest Painted Ombre shaded and tat
IN striped CAshmeFeS and elnlHe8-ininoTted- =
4oO shHEls and ColkseubraeinE some OF the riches.
ever offered in Wheeling a1El
1900 yds Gngiams, pebREes, Delanes and Prints and
o. Douesttcs embracing the IaFgest line Of
mousse II not BY any house In the city,
They have laid in their with view to eIoser eaph
anu pledge the Public that effort upon their mart
shel be wanting to please. l'f ss-1l = -
They feel confident that they can infer ind,ra,s,. %
eSose clFh Suyera exceed by houRe In he WeSt II in
ne On!ted states No trouble to EoOdsRuoS sent IN
CaLs. Hotels and Boats for customers.
80, ways on hand, Prime Live Geese Feathers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-27
T( UORIt EsPONDE NTs.

LETTERS concerning subscription, advertising other
anea business Of the Integncer should be addressed
tle PToprietOTS
Lcts.s concerning the editorial department paper,
Iaou s addressed 70 the EditOrs Jointly, either
Of them.
Correspondents writing for publication, will please write
only side Of Tie paper
OF the above rules viii greatly Oblige us,
prompt attention correspondents than
: y might otherwise receive.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-27
Watches, .IeWelry. 3tlVerRld EsInEedl Ware
Clocks, sc. &c.
q. IL BRoN1.lI

@. -E2ass -BRClENV ~
No. lib Main. Street, Wheeling We.
rs opening Of tho
u goods in his line 70 unis
low a. of the Atlantic cities.
his goods may be found Gold and Silver Watches
OF the celebrated English Suisse Manu-.
factutersr6 Also the real D. H. d. American Patent
Lever Clocks 10 great incIna
q Inc for Ran
10 lpl 6therliae Of Coz
eAl1epi Gold atqNei an Also
s.sefat SILVER Napkin;
nus StaPllshmenL good
sd OF me money returned. call respectfully so6ed
Ills Main &c.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-27
ENCoURAGE AaERTO1N M1EUP4oTnR Ms
hUILlsst'a 8OO1K.EkREPKR'6

: : IV
1NOh this superior Fluid has been before an, It
nearly two years, 1t has been constantly FnIbE In
mold Fluid. +s' - SS'S f9tenas@ Are
t,SS ae past year twenty thousand quart and pint bot
with smaller s1es nave been seid
SuFs 85g ana sEeh9at' in Clnci9nas Louisville Ps-
ineennea indianapolis, Evansville Frankfort
Memphis st Louis VIcksburE, Jackson N1tebe2
II has also been adopted the State pc
tsf % ft Tennessee and mississippi has
cincinnati and Louisville, and four DIplouSs nd
and Illinois, 80 e A'SH A"tAt VnlOI INDIANA
iooEng merchants, bankers, &c. In wheeling here
ler.a B0ok.keepers Writing P1uid - - 4H
IL 49,
bank OF Wheeling; Bank Of wheeling FeSsent
ring Comfy Clerk Of Ohio County; National Tee
Oneei baldmoFe and Ohio Railroad Once Mcclure
House. Kely, Holloway Co.; Russell McAfee; Gordon
Cos T. Sweeney Bon; DO8ne CoVGill: Ott r
9oy9 BOYD OTIS Oliver Pryor; Jas. H Cos Lamb
din, GubeFBon Co.; PFeaS. : - 4=-4
FoE sale 0t manufacturers prices by
aoc6O LAMBDIN, GILBRRROg 400
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-27

E2f El!tt CSEs6, tHctttdtEd al Department. of Boob
ESePtrg, Lectures ind ReaRldH&hip iitparfabEVi "a
For HI csoIrssf J,;: Is. $50
ty--,,,,, l,5,,5,,,,
We FhOPl1EEORS take great pleasure In expressing
their thanks for the gratifying and unprecedcnteii sue
nave marked the OF Institution since
rs at the Capital, and stimulates them 70 re-
neTe1 to meet the efficient manner the
~ 1naanu lor 1'!GottedS aud cOalPreen
eyS gSsrss nepeaste trdtng The
siS assisted BY educated and accomplished gentle
men mas eSS3e him 70 bring to degree perfection
SSs OF COUNTING ROOM Instructions by oral exercises
EoE ATTAINED by ANY OTHER INSTITUTION Each
Y th new process, sdried at DESK iIldtpi
20 step 5y step until he has The whole routine
OF an accountants duties DoFOhVds GEoti0I IA md
9SUed an apprenticeship IN some urge Coglpeycigi
and thus a aHkwardness fatering, and ereRIous
0tIn9eEs are IN q great uleasure dissipnted
In addition to agelnent OF accommodated Aas}st
ants We have also secured the services OF some Of ire
tOpiC8 ~ SNillst StA4
Our course Of Instruction is extended to particularize
S9t every thing connected with DOUBLE
sNIh4 BOOK KEEPING, With free fun dsct,Ssion of
its upon COMMERCIAL istory
anu history OF Eminent Commercial 1en, Cotnu
PrOdgctg Commercial Calculations
fosaI conomy Mercantile Law, Ethics Of Trade pant.
nershipi &c. - -
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Sheppard and Norgan,

WHOLESALE AND ESEGTA1l
Saddle. Harness and trunk EGanufa ctursrH
No. 1911, MGin 81 Corner of onion. 80
TAYE now on hand large and complete aSsortmsut OF
Iz ali articles In line sting of Ladies' and Gen.
Weed Trunks, alIees, Carpet BREal Satehels Upper
Leather, HOg5hn Hair and Wool Collars Whips, HareS,
Sc. &c. &c. u : , III Z t,5ft
SaaalssoG eyeEy end nom the Lowest
Iron fame Trl and Haliees, Eery superior Article
and ansurpaSssd for strength and
wagon and Cart Harness Of Tie best material and
m1h!hips . = i, Z, 4 - Is 81, "a q 81
variety Of material and pattern
An work ordered WI as, and e.
fort YIN Be spared % merit pubic q,
yOF. Give Is : eall. = ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-27
MIsCEL.LANE OUS.

FOR fIA O0ltEsS, t1c%AdiRd al Department. of Rooh
ESePtEg, Lectures md ReanlGaShtp, fitpariabIVia
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-27
THE LADTEgI DEp 4 P1,lrE,ny1

TIE LADIES' DEPARI1EEET
s now opened for the reception 0FLades No InstitutIo In
this Department. $50 S.9s ~
Dsst enoE9 to merit In still eminent degree the nat.
reception with which enterprise has met and re
pledge orseUes to fnlpart a more tEorOyE r1Sffs1I
course ercdnte can torDled az am
0tteT similar Mercantile COEEe1e, 80
ing '' W s''S S'S lV"0Hrst
We the undersigned take pleasure In testlfvin1 that ne
ere acquainted with Mr.. Grangers ability as
accountant and Teacher of Keeping which Is Of The
highest order He has had great experience as an Ae
IN heavy Commercial and Banking Houses which
Es5osetsage @ BOOK Keeping, and thorough CoRmerciqI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-27

TPXOEL&TOR prime HEiIelai dust received
~ AID f7F sale ~ Eallql ~ A RnNAADet& BRO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-27

WESTWARD.
Leave ExpreRs. Accommodation
2anesye. 56:I6 A. n n 500 n n
New Lexington. 9:25 sIt 4:IO tF
Lancaster. ..10:90 IS $50 a.
OFeleVtle. ........... ...s.,..11;40 pm. $50 st
Wilmington. ........... :. 2:16 "a $40 y
ihoTrON. 1915 Z" $40 tt
LoVel1 nd
Arrive oipslanatl. 800 lssA.M
Leave ,E3press. Accommodation
E f6SsIs ceS q q. $50 r ~
Morrow -. - za4 a. sao az al
Wumihgtou. !....s.. s:O4z IS lsi 6;80 q 80
Washington. ............ 8;44 +" 1880 80
--ppTGllsYille 1890. e:40 % $40 !"
New Lexington. a 1874
Arrive zlnesvtle .1280 =. u. 1900 r--t
The 415 Train leaves GAINESVILLE arrival OF the
$50 Train on O. Q. r. r. from Wheeling and arrives in Gin.
ctnn0ti at 0O4 Pm. r.
The 800 Train leaves ZanesVe arrival
1145 a. n. Train on O. o. II. r. from Wheeling
This Road Is located through the most beautiful part
Ohio passing through New Lexington Lancaster, Oircle-
vile &c. All fine aourShIng towns,
and It has beautiful line. There large portion OF the
road that IL AIRLINE, making It Gde6IrHble route.
No attention Will be spared the part Of
the Road to make this pleasant route for the travelling
public to patronse.
Trains win stop at all intermediate stations, connect
at Morrow with trains for Dayton, xenia spFinghei
and at LOveland with trains for Hlsborough Chilli
Gothic.
Lines Of Stages and Packets connections for All
{ u. i. 80. II Tz-.ss,r,.sst G.. w. HARRIS, supt
EBThe Omnibus Line calls at all the Hotels aud upon
notice left with H. 0rndor doofs the Stacey
HOUSE, for in any part Of the city
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OFFICE-Corner of Main and Quincy streets
-Entrance from Quincy st.
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glE aDfHeets ltl p0ElnIioI5.T 3lTflFi55.5f =
y. this day received DlHEgT from the
eIsy k9ens and Linen CaEbrie HandkeFchlef These
LINENS were made especially own sales md NE Vr.
~ pg5e lusn We would e8Peeifully invite pur.
% eau and deteFtnne 10 sei
Spls ,nELSRELL SWEA RINGEsN
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.5.IlI-Esl.l-7S- - -.
very neaiaIa sarsriorartiels Of
BANK CHECKS on all 1.-The city Banks
ORDER BOOK s.
BLANK DEEDS, NOTES, DRAFTS, &C.,
Printed on extra paper. Tor sale at tits once
DrGy Receipts and Bus Of Iadfng
Printed and Bound OEer. Also, every dsserptOnoi
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING!
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BeErRted Tnet. Bark
Cod Liver OF BakaFl -
fAtsS y ldf1lo
s54i SeA9 COLI ~ epfs - 5rfsls
n 80 = Fine II raet5 N m y
y An4e lief ~
~" - ~ 81 tpr rnedicai
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abr nOberIirrg Qr1trlltger1trr,

is PUBLISHED
DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY BY
ca MPBELL & HcDERMOT.
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S1fN'DOZRN Corn BroOnsi
~ IL dozen Zine WdShboapdl .ts5lss aHza
- Is boxes Pearl Starch; IaG
30 b6lS4 NGl HapkSItl, 10. &, u IS "a
20 hag8 RIO GolsESs
fls 6 hhsf Ggt G Sugar
80 g lixtF1 81 RloiiF. ..l -.5s.i sss
RecetYed and FOR sale BY
aa9a z E50RtRNi 8 HAnDKI,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-31

paying interest semi annually; terms for the balance made
easy. Possession given FIRST Of April.
I0quire of G.. II, HARLOW, 50 Front street. Or g. P
MILLER, l42 Main street. d&wn mchl2
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Bed Gstate.


fS FOR SALE.-A genteel, private residence
.. situated II miiias from Post once Containing 8
sacres Of chocs land well stocked with every vari
ely Of Fruit in dearing. large two story Dwetpg with
az odei improvements, Barn aud Carthage House and
al convenient oai-b1Gings This is the most desirable
place now on sale IN gentleman Of taste ard means.
TerrDf easy. INQUIRE Ct GEO. 7. s. CURTIS,
ZIG dam I9T Main street.