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RESTAURANT.


18th streets, Washington, ID. o.
THE PROPRIETOR begs inform his friends public
this recently estabhed
improved principles with saloon private dining
latest syle has engaged competent pro-
French cook recently arrived from Paris
gained extensive reputation first artist his
proprietor himself has distinguished reputation,
and in this Of the best artists
Aaers himself that he cannot fail give satisfaction
those who may favor him with their patronage.
Attached the restaurant bar well supplied with the choicest
liquors. and other delcaces Of the
and cold lunch from H. until ~ The proprietor has
just received per Europe stock
pagne caret cognac with general finest
queurs Sci which he can offer lower than
Private supper parties furnished and attended
notice in Of the city, Ice cream, jelly plumber
and III description Of confectionery business.
Jan f--codSm
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CITY.
SATURDAY EVENING. JAN. 10, 1857.

Mt IxlEL T. JAnEsne lsa South Tenth street, rhlsdsi-
h,s our general travelling agent assisted BY VIZ H. VILE,
Jo.s CoLLms ,JAnxs DssHlHe, HAknTT s. JAhrs fnos
d. MICS, r. w. MoHssoK. r. W. WILEY, VIZ L. WArrHsAs,
ALEX H. CAHsoS d. X MrsrIs, BEN swAis L. hsAAA ana
r. DAVIS
y-ur HHHHr NJ LEwIs montgomery Alabama our gen
s travelling agent for the Of Alabama and Tennessee
sisted by LEwIs JANIS o. LrwIs and sAhshL y. Lr
49, M, NJ w I.rxs No. Harrison street, Cincnsat Ohio, is
sur collecting agent Western States and Texas
.,.,ssd bv H. j. aosIs Il. THOMAS THos NJ JANIS,
Dr. A. L. CuiLps GKoEsE MoKRs, and RICHARD LrAKK Re
csipts Of either will be good
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NO received until ID .
of February for the exclusive privilege
other refreshments
the third Exhibition Metropolitan Mechanics Insue be
opened 2d and about the 3Uth of March
Ths bidder agree up space to him cred
siyIe harmony general hail
give satisfactory evidence Of mis- ability
Giles Of the best quality
Of the Exhibition,
once, 40LF street, corner Of 7th,
Dec - otFeblt CHA6. r. STANsBURY, ,
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RHODE ISLAND UNITED STATES SENATOR.

Yesterday the Legislature of Rhode Island, in joint
convention elected Hon. James F. Simmons (black re-
pubcan to the Senate Of the United States in the place
Of Senator James, whose term Of service expires on the
9TH of March next Mr.. Simmons represented Rhode
Island in the Senate from lS43 to l847
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A CARD-We hereby notify all open accounts
upon our books they will be up
and presented when will be expected
forward fall
supposng required
of eight thousand family
form, without meaning object We wish clearly
and ptepon 70 have settled ups
either by cash at satisfactory dates. Nj
Dec a7--3aw4wift HOOE, BRO. & co.
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REMOVAL.

DAVID A. BAIRD, Upholr,er and Papehanger respectfully in
his friends CUSTOMERS public gencra that be
has removed bis e..aeisS%en from No 9i Eighth
PeRnsyvana where he will open days an extern
sve splendid of
where all persons in want Of such articles respectfully
call.
Jan l-6teod y,
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ERosr LONDON

ISROM LONDON
II Handbook OF Conversation and Debate. 10 cents
One Hundred Songs scolsnd music and words so
illustrated Language Flowers engaviEes. 81
Fedings Complete Works In large volume.
Ainsli Land Surveying; by Csbrsith vo and nilas Of
plates,
british Nautical AImansc for 1es0
British Almanac and Companion for 1851
Royal Ksendar 1887, and Register for England Scotland
Ireland, ind Colonies.
HardwickeS Shilling Peersce
Imported per last steamer by fnANcK TAYLOR
Jan 10 ~ NNN1N'
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John III. Buthmann,

Importer and Dealer in Wines, Brandies, &C.,
Pennsylvania avenues south side between Az 9th Streets
HAS very choice OF champagne, quarts
III and pints, OF the most desirable brands.
sparkling Persy white and Madeira, Sherry
Tenefe Sicily, Rhine Wines mosee French red and
white Coenac, Schedam gin, Jamaica rum Scotch wiskey,
Curacos anises and OF his preparation,
wild cherry brandy, blackberry juice, stomach bers
Also genuine absinthe, Kchwasser and Havana cigars
Dec iI-3ifw4m
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TRASsroRr.sioH Ovrrcr, ALsxAxpniA wAsHsoros r. p
Monday the sh OF January FIRE sht win h.
the depot II the Alexandria and Wasbin" IN raj oad he
the hours ofs and - ne forwarded 10 wash
ns'on city and a'' hours, Long Bridge
ton, 10 De t'. arded TO Aicransris.
Fssh, articles forwarded from Alexandria mutt be
paid.
Jan le--solw
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ooNGREss-sATURDAY.

The Senate was not in session to-day.
HOUSE, OF REPREsESrArNEs-After the usual prelimna-
~ business the House resolved itself into COMMITTEES Of the
whole and proceeded to the confederation of the private
calendar The committee at two o'clock, reported
progress, soon after which the House adjourned.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

MieAiya. Ssnasorial Nomi"otioa
DKTaor, jan l0The republican members OF the legs-
nominated zschsah Chandler for the
United States Senate.
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Tsbue len school Louisville Kentucky sbout the ien %
his family flo about year
old ave feet high slender FORM hair and soh
gray eyes good OF 6ied Forsa n
Address ~ ttF1 WIN. o. ThAbpk,
Dee Is-irods en-. Louisville, Kentucky,
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STEAM wnALpR--A screw steamship according to the
New Bedford Mercury is being fitted out at Providence for
the northern whale fishery Capt Sowle formerly OF the
shp Sea Of Warren R. l., IL to command her.
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West Jersey Coliegis.e school,
MOUNT HOfJ.y NJ

Dew SAMUEL MILLER, 4. NJ principal assr.ed by well
qnsned teachers boys prepared for college Or business Sit
uation retired and henu Access by Buildings
and grounds ample instruction practical rad tAeso ush Cse
attention 70 b-h, physical personal hab and
manner well moral culture schea received
pay eg from the date Of entrance, ttF
Jan i0--eod3s
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IOWA CONTESTED ELECTION.

We continue our report Of this important debate now
pending in the Senate by placing before our readers this
evening the very able and elaborate speech of Hon. Mr.
Bayard as well the speech Of Hon. Mr. Foster of Con-
nscticut which were delivered on Wednesday last The
debate will be resumed on Monday next.
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TAr.s Men Smo.hsr.d TO Dsata.

NASHUA, On. H.,) Jan. 9Mr. Saunders, John Sullivan,
and John Undne placed in the lookup under the City
Hail. last evening for drunk After being confined for
while they set the place. and the whole three were
smothered DEATH The building not much damaged
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE-
RES OF MARYLAND. m

The following numbers of Maryland Conso-
dated Lottery Tor benefit Of Carroll county, Sc
January 9, 1887,
SO 40 is s5 Al 80 az 81 rs a. 40
The following OF Psspsco Institute
Lottery, class 8, drawn January Q, 1856
80 "a 10 40 80 e5 SO Al II
n. FRANCE Co., Managers.
d. McPnAIL, Commissioner.
Jan l0--lt
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PENSION OFFICE.

Suboned is abstract Of the business of the Pension
Bureau for the month Of December under the act of March
3, 1856;
Number Of applications received 1900
warrants or certificates issued-...... 4,447
The number of required to satisfy these warrants
s27 960 as follows:
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A Liqht-houss Undermined.

Bosros, JAM "a despatch from Wesdset to-day says
that the lighthouse at Billings Gage Point was undermined
by the tide yesterday and that the keeper and his family
we're obliged to Zee to island in the neigh
borhood for safety.
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Jan m---dir

ROOMs For RENT-nswly furnished and located
conveniently TO Wizards Hotel, No. ais by Mrs
holland. t eft Jan 3-dIwt
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National Theatre.
Miss Fanny and Drecr''
NJ sn Sars ssT%ss snsa BY Mrs
SELF
Mr. John Owens as yGnn Unit
MONDAY EVENING. JANUARY IL, 1857,
Win be performed the comedy Of
EF SELF, AAf
Including In its cast the following artses;
Mr. JOHN OWENS, Mr. 8 W. Glenn, Mr.. g. e. Browne Mr. Me- G
JONES' n.' J. ni B. fsps Miss Ellen oaa Mis-. Mary Carr,
and other members Of this talented eomp4ny.
To conclude with the Iaughable farce
A KISS IN THE DARK.
Seim Petbone hlr o. IL nrowhe'
co-rIME ALTERED: Doors opened at 6X,
pass 's
notice win be given Of s Of Miss FANNY
WASHINGTON CIRCUS.
Corner orPennsyivaaia avenue md seventh street.
BRILLIANT SUCCESS OF THIS SPLENDID CIRCUS
TROUPE
performing America presenting sa host Of
MALE AND FEMALE GSyssrS5ANs AcRoBATs AND
Than has ever broush. together establishment
ON MONDAY, JANUARY S. 1857
The following unequalled artists will appear:
Nadine LOUISA ToURNAIRE.
THE FERRANTI FAMILY.
Mons. DEBACH.
The Prince Of Clowns, jim MYERS and JIM BURT. M
And Mr.. T. WOODS HAWKINS FOSTER.
Masters DERIoUS, ALONZO, &c.
Admission, Boxes, 50 cents; Pr, Is cents
Children haifprice.
Grand performance Wednesday and Saturday.
Jan 3-dut
Meeting e. ns orp.s
Of between 18th and 18th
Streets on Tuesday, the isa instant al - o'SIooa
generally particularly those who have not paid for the
are nv attend
By order OF the board; SUSAN R. COKE,
Jan lO-2f assa Secretary
OST MISLAID-A check, drawn the 7th
Of Jas Csden endorsed him,
eleven payable Bank Of Metropolis. The
public nom receiving IT, been stopped
Al bank
Jan LOT
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Total number Of applications receiyed.....,." 26bs88
4" warrants certificates issued. l86,90l
To satisfy these warrants win require 22ss3eso acres
of the public lands, as follows:
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OsT Or mIsLAID-A cheek drawn on the 7,h instant by
eleven dollars payable the Bank Of Metropolis. The
public receiving IT, been stopped
the bank.
Jan lot
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ANTED.Pesons desiring give private dinner
be supplied with rsclass French cook at 50 for his
vices application GATHERS RESTAURANT,
Dec G-2aw3mon 250 Penn betweeA l2th &Hb ,.uh
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First night an original comedy written by Mrs. SID
! NEY FRANCES BATEMAN, entitled
| s.. SELF.
Mr. John Owens as John
Mrs Melinda Jones Mrs. Apex.
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wifuly and deliberately tramped under foot the consu
ton Of the State which they had sworn to support and
obey they charged with recreancy and foul perjury
and were branded perured villains and scoundrels
Now these terrible charges and, IL true should
sign those guilty not to the penitentary to the lowest
hell Of infamy and degradation They made only
here aud there and by but few irresponsible individuals
but they were made and reiterated by the whole republican
party from the highest thelowes in the halls of egsa-
ton, in the press, and from the stump.
The charge was either true false In making it they
believed it TO be either trne false II IL perjury then
to postpone the election indefinitely and those who
med II were "perured villains and scoundres what is
It now to do the thing and what they that do
it, 1t is now their bull that gored the farmers OK and
their own Judgment pronounced against the farmer
fall upon themselves When they made the terrible charge
they either believed it be ue they made it for po-
ltica effect knowing to be false Let them take which,
horn of the dilemma they may choose. If they be-
eved the posponement of the senatorial election be
perjury and recreancy public trust then to them it
would be perjury and recrsancy If they believe that their
constitutional gath birds them to go into such election
without any discretion then for them refuse to 20 into
such election would be to them perjury In the sight Of God
and man. II they made these charges against the demo-
cratic senator's not believing them to be true themselves
then they were liars and sanderers IF they uttered
charges Of the most terrible character against their po
cal opponents for the sake of political effect believing them
to be untrue At the time they making them they
stand selconvcted before the world vile caumnators
This may harsh but let them remember that it is not
judgment, but their own The conclusions and In
srencss are sgtmstely drawn from their premises
One would naturally suppose that 1t would be mposs
b under these circumstances that the republicans Of IN
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BEERSHEBA SPRINGS.
GRUNDY COUNTY, TENN.

THIS avorte INNER resort yin be opened for the re-
l. cepton Of visitors the . OF June next.
Hotel building and many new Cabins have bee
erected and all will be furnished With entirely new ano APP
proprsie Furniureapd arrangements perfected to
have the table suppl with all the luxues and delcaces
Of the Good Bowling Alleys and hne Bal Room,
supplied With gratutous'y contributed for the
health and amuse nents Of guests.
Wines aud Liquors, OF 20 quality, will be supplied for
table and room use, but no saloon will be opened.
Gambling is positively prohibited and professional
Gambler need apply for room.
The Springs accessible by Railroad 10 McMinn.
vie thence by good Coaches 20 miles-and good Hotel
dAons will be found at both TullAhOma and Nc
Mnnve, for those preerring to remain over at either
place, their way. Arrangements are made 10 hive
Hacks Bugges and Saddle Horses for hre-and good sta
bling, provided for those bringing with them their own
horses.
The road from Mcinnvile to the base Of tho mountain,
has been put in fine order and the mountain road graded
and made Of ascent daily mail will be received
from Nashville during the visiting season.
The entire management OF the business OF the Hotel VIII
devove upon Jas. " Fosor two years past a. the City
Hotel, Nashville.
PRIcEs--a2 per day-sl0 per week and SIS per month.
Children and servants ali price.
EY- No extra charge for Ares or lights
JAMES r. FoSS CO.,
Rcersheba Springs, May 8. ProPrietOrs
q tOjuly 1.
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MACY & HAMILTON.
REAL ESTATE SALES.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

II AVING sold, within the last twelve months, eight
Ii tracts or parcels OF Land to eight different persons
some evidence that am Offering good bargains. have
few more to offer to those wishing purchase. As
improving farm near AShport, Tenn the Mississippi
River have determined to sell Land In Davidson and
Sumner counties during the present year. to Concentrate
my business at one point. The Farm reside on miles
from Nashville the Nashville and Louisville Railroad
and the Gallatin Turnpike, half mile from Cumberland
RIVER containing IFS acres, well improved with good
brick house with seven rooms kitchen, sore.room and
four in the basement story all necessary out build
ings OF every description Of cedar timber superior fruit
Orchards hne garden and vineyard about 50 clear
Ell; balance good timber AID we'll set in blue grass.
bargain can be had BY applying to ). L. r. W Brown,
Nashville, or TO myself upon the premises.
ALSO.-425 acres, in lots suit purchasers 10 miles
from Gallan, the Railroad. good chance for per-
sons Of small capital who want homes. Terms easy and
time will be given Apply TO Joseph 5. Wallace, Sumner
county, or TO the undersigned, at his residence. have
also, steam Saw Min Machinery and Horse Mill Power for
sale at bargain. b. EMBRY.
apr1-2m
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BEST HAIR DYE IN THE WORLD.

This strong language, yet BooLKs ELECrRIC HAIR DIE
(recen;y mproyed proved to be by judges at
the late Mechanics Fair held in Boston among whom
Dr. Hays, the eminent chemist and State assayer) who
awarded It the PRIZE MEDAL AND DIPLOMA, over the
choicest Hair Dyes exhibition from parts ofthe Union
Its unparalleled superiority consists in 1st Heterogeneous
nourshing to the hair destructive others. Cd
Does stain hurt the skin. 3D. Is easily applied and
dyes the hair any color required from delicate brown
deep black, natural to appear marvellous Manu-
lactured sold applied by wM BoGLE 271 Washington
street, Boston dec10-tilmayE
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Crooner,s Millinery EsrabIIshment.

We doubt whether the fair danes and bellies of
Nashville have ever experienced so much difficulty
in the selection of a bonnet this season, a. thi,
establishment. The cause is not to be found in the
increased iastidiousness captousness of their
tastes, nor in the paucty of the stock ineegance
of the styles. No; we must look for it in some
other quarter Their fsncies, to tell the truth have
been bewildered by the great variety and beauty of
the assortment to choose from. They experience
such sensations while beholdng it, as one feels
in a rich conservatory surrounded by the ex-
otics anda we'd In their delicious perfumes They have
such emotions as led the poet to wish that the
lips OF all womanknd, especially the Beauties were
condensed into one pretty pouting pair that he
might, in kissing them, kiss the whole race. Where
there is so much elegance, so great variety,
choice must be difficult. The things natural; and
the dear creatures are not to blame But not OF bon
nets alone does Crookers congress consist. Nearly
all descriptions of millinery goods are represented
thcre-irom the lightest and most ETHEREAL to the
heavier fabrics which art produces to adorn the
oveliest of natures handiworks al5n
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Flask LEsLIK's ILLUsrRArED NEwsPAPER for
60 lay saturday, the i6sh,) contains unusual
amount Of interesting matter. The last Of the
Bond street murder Is Illustrated 10 this No.
HARPER's WEEKLY and POErEK's sFIRIr OF THE
TIMEs are also for sale by joss YOEK 4 ca, IS
Union street
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WHEAT CRoP.-From oil that can 81 an from
she farmers, we are pleased ststs that the wheat
crop in tiis county - very good Some sem 10
thiuk IL will be unusually iar-r. We are glad 70
hear a. We b, pc our farmers viii take fFesh cour-
age Ne glad 10 learn. that not outstanding the
cold weather this Spring. that The crop presents 30
favorable an impression, and hope that the highest
expectations OF our farmers may be fully realised.
-lSketkyriHe COEsfifrfiOaalisf.
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PLATFORM BEEHIVES.
sylvester Davis,
PATENTED LmIY 26. 1873


THIS Hive has taken the rst prem at ths State and
County Fairs in VT N. H., Mass, Ind and Ohio in the
Fal Of 1854
With this Hive any keep bees with perfect safe
~ and success uce all difficulty and uncertainty are en-
treiy removed.
The Bees may be made TO from one or more hives
may be conducted into numbeT Of hlves leftaoHt
slrdrmin0 and still have full supply Of Queens
The Bees entirely protected from the Bee Moth and
other insects, which and ruin the Bees. This
odrrdt 10 managed according TO the directions which are
given in the book.
The Bees have opportunity to exercise in the Spring,
and clear the filth from their hives, without flying out to
die on the snow.
The filth at any time be removed from the hives with
cut disturbing tie Bees.
The Bees be transferred often necessary to give
them comb, ant without killing them.
1t prevents all possibility OF robbing while feeding
1t thoro ghy ventilated throu hives
honey boxes, and chambers.
The and progress q the Bees may be in the
hives, honey boxes and feed drawers.
District snd County Rights for sale in the State OF Tennes-
see with Books Bill Of Feed &c giV full directions for
making the Hive and managing the Bees. All letters aud
communication TO be addressed to D. O. ESTES,
May7-2m. Nashville, Tenn.
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CYS- Miss Emma Stanley, the great p"rsonator
of t e Seven Ages of Woman, after successful en-
gsgements through the SoIth aud West, arrived in
Nashville yesterday, aud will appear az the Theatre
on Monday next.
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REAL ESTATE Considerable excitement is anti
cpated day among real estate opcr 'tOrs. Linds-
ley brings of two Of the most important sales of
TIE season to- lay. One on Broad street, the Bell
property, at II O'Clock, aud Que ia McGaVock, at
2 o'clock, p M
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Tie Rock City will bead down the river soon.

CB- The fine steamer Cuba, with Capt. Mills on
deck, leaves for ST. Louis this day at o'clock, Civ
ing througd ncketsto Louisville, Memphis and New
Orleans. The Cuba is the most regular packet now
in this trade. Send down your freight early, ss
she leaves nunctnal 20 her time
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RowESA CoAL.-A specimen of this coal can be
seen IN the countiug-room OF the PATRIOT Office.
We are grstifed to learn that arrangements have
been made furnish city with large supplies of
il next al and winter
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LAND sALEs or THE ILLISoIs CENTRAL RAN
HoAD.-The sales Of land by the IninOis Csutrsl
Railroad Company Tor the week ending on the SIN
lost, we're s.bsl-sa acres, Tor the aggregate san
Of tllS, 4o9 81.
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CB- The fine United States rcket, j. g. Cline,
will be on hand to leave for Memphis on Monday
next. For quick and comfortable trip she has no
SUP ,rior.
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FIFTY ACRESOF HEAVILY TIMBER
ED LAND.
One mile East Of Antioch Depot c. R. R. adjoining the
! ands Of Messrs Paine, Gregory others. And
FIFTEEN d ores OF ZINE CEDAR LAND.
LONG CREEK MILLS FOR SALE RARE OPPoR
TUNTTY TO LAND-RuYERS.

ME offer for sale about 1900 Of Land, on Long
w Greek. abo1t IS miles North OF Nashville. large
portion Of the Is well timbered splendid Saw m
propelled by neyerfaing stream Of water many
nient and comfortable improvements whole splendid
y watered and capable Of making excellent stockarm
there Is the myard from 50 900 t3 900 worth Of
sawed timber; wagon and teams; stOckhogs
cattle, de- &e with every article necessary carry on
such establishment. To enterprng business men, this
altogether oders most splendid opportunity to make
profitable Ia yestment
TERNs.-Three equal payments IN 8, q and - months
oriy secured payable in Bank with interest,"
lien retained as usual. Apply
mArch2i NANCE 4 WOODWARD.
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The steamer Saiiie West left St. Louis, Thurs.
day the l4th, and is expected to arrive on Sun
day. She Wil leave again for St. Louis on Monday
evening or tuesday morning.
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Pianos aud Music. We learn that Horace
Waters of S8S Broadway, N Y agent for the sale Of many
ofhe most celebrated Of Pianos and Meodeons
Offering them at prices which ADVISE all who desire to
purchase to avail themselves Of He is also selling his large
and Weknown Catalogue of Music of the
regular prices and will forward the free Of postage.
His offers the trade teachers and Schools
favorable characera of which he viii he able all tohe
letter. for having wisely adopted the cash system The
Horace Waters Pianos among the very best
We enabled to speak Of those instruments with
degree OF confidence from personal knowledge OF their
celent tone and durable qualy.-N !. Epan0slisE