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ACCIDENT TO AN -ERoNAUr-Mr Chas. Wise
made an ascension in the balloon 90 Old America ,,
from Tamdqua, on Saturday, taking the place of
his father, the well known sronaut, Mr. John
Wise, the latter declining to make the ascent
himself on account of the ineficiency of the gas
supplied by the works ofthat town. The balloon
came down in the pines of Luzerne county, and
landed in tree total wreck. The aeronaut was
uniDiured.
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SUICIDE AND AN EXTRAORDINARY DEATH
w. A Greeman, Esq, lawyer of Canton, b rad-
ford county, Pa. committed suicide by cutting his
throat, on Saturday while laborng under a lit of
dellrlum tremens. Mr.. Spaulding, the propre-
tor OF the Canton Hotel, fell in 1T seeing Mr.
Greenman's corpse, and died immediately There
Is the greatest excitement prevailing there as the
PARTIES were widely known and respected
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The GOLD Box PRESENTATION KNOCKED IN
THE HEAD.-bfr. Jackson Rsfu ss to Girs Up The
Dor The proceedings in relation to the presen-
tnion this afternoon, to Major Dyckman, were
son, jr., declining at present TO give up the box
His reasons for this decision are, that he had no
knowledge Of the feeling and number of remon-
until after he arrived here. He now sees that, in
the face Of so many circumstances, he cannot do
justice te the will of his revered father by giving
up the relic to be disposed Of as the Common
Council has seen 1T, but expresses himself ready
to execute the trust imposed on him whenever
the award shall be made in strict compliance
with General Jackson's will f.E q
The committee were very indignant at this de.
cision, but had to submit, and postpone the pa.
rade so lar as the box is concerned, but this will
not Interfere with the celebration of the
OF the city OF Mexico.-N. Mirror .t..-
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IL A committee from Cincinnati are in New
York, negotiating for the construction and EN-.
ployment of a steam fire engine, but they are
meeting with strong opposition from the Chief
Engineer and the firemen generally, it is re-
ported.
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II The Lewistown (Me.) Journal states that
the high price OF cotton, and the comparatively
low price Of manufactured goods, has caused a
suspension Of work in some of the cotton mills i'm
that place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-15

II The expenses Of the London Daily News
are ESQ per week. Those Of the London Times
much more
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APPoISrED.-John b. Meek, Esq, of Penn
sylvania, has been appointed to a second class
81 400 per annum-clerkship in the Pension
Bureau. ...
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An AIKocIoUs CKIAE.-The Buffalo Times
gives the particulars Of an atrocious poisoning
case recently discovered at DanvilIe, Livingston
county, New York Some three years since Mr.
ID j. Wood resided at Danville and possessed an
estate worth about S40, go. At that time his wifi.
and Children went on a visit to New Jersey leav-
ing IN the house with him servant named Mar
gaTet Lynch and his brother, Isaac L. Wood
During this visit Mr. ID. J Wood died suddenly
but no suspicious were excited. A short time
after Mrs. Wood returned she also died post
mortem examination was proposed by a relative
OF the family at the time, but deemed inexpedient
although the physicians who attended her sinpu-
Larry state, that her symptoms were those Of Der
son poisoned by arsenic. Some circumstances
connected with certain entries in the account
books OF the deceased, coupled with the fact that
Isaac l. Wood had charge Of those books after
his brothers, death, have lately led to an investi
gallon BY the coroner, and chemical ANALYSIS
resulting in demonstrating that MIS- Wood had
died by poison The Jury found verdict from
tne evidence presented 10 them that the poison
had been administered to her by Isaac L. Wood
and there is but little doubt that be caused the
death OF his brother in a similar manner, the OBJ
Jet being to obtain possession Of his estate A
warrant having been issued against him he WI,
arrested on II a few days since, near Chicago. to
which place he had removed. The hand-cudx
were placed on him before he knew the charge
against him, and he has probably ere this reached
DanvlIe, there to stand his trial for his horrible
crimes
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GLADSTONE.
Nh Editor: was much pleased to find in a
late number Of the Star, a sketch, taken from an
English journal, OF some of the distinguished
orators and statesmen of the British Parlia-
ment, and 1t was especially gratifying to observe
that this notice Of such celebrities did not fail 10
do justice, although in brief terms, to VIM. E.
Gladstone, who is there described as equal to
Lord Palmerston or Lord Russell, as a speaker,
and far superior TO either Of them as a man-as
''cne of those rare beings in public life, an hon
est and consistent gentleman, man Of principle
and conscience -
late number OF another English paper con-
tans the following notice of the recent efforts Of
this remarkably pure, upright and gifted man in
| opposition TO that abominable "Dfvorce Bill -
which may prove not unacceptable to some of
| your readers, and which have taken the pains
to transcribe for the purpose of aiding to spread
| abroad knowledge of one whose history and
character cannot, for the public benefit, be kept
too prominently before the public eye.
! ..- .y!.s.. GF w
"The resistance Of MIR. Gladstone was worthy
OF himself His hrst speech was calm, forcibIe,
and eloquent, but his Grafton on Friday mig ht
oatdid every previous performance, and fixed the
house in silent establishment and admiration
uli OF his subject, his utmost energies collected
and quite under control, completely soleInnzed
| by the contemplation of the subject, he rose and
for three hours poured forth in unbroken continu-
| ny, gument AFTER Argument, intense and vet
graceful language, kindling and glowing with
the evidently hery convictions Of the speaker I'M
I'll he had admirably urged the last point that
could he taken against the bill. Seldom, in
deed, has Parliament witnessed a display in
which the scholar, the chu Gilman, the states
man, the noraist, the canonist, the lawyer and
the theolo2lan. were strictly combined in the
same individual; and seldom, let ms hone, have
so much sound argument and righteous advocacy
on a subject so solemn, been so summariIy re-
jected."
The FINANCIAL CONDITION OF WASHINGTON
CrTY.-Our friends Of the Union, in announ-
cling the suspension Of Pairo 4 Nourse, take
occasion to make the following true statement
concerning the general financial business of
this community. Believing, as we do, that its
facts are correctly set forth, the Stars readers
will not wonder that we deprecate any present
alarm among our business men, as being wholly
uncal!ed-for by the existing state of things
here: ...-...
THE immediate cause Of this suspension 10
doubt Is owing to the panic stricken state OF the
N, oney market In most of the Northern cities
Ce, am " Is, that IL cannot be traced to any local
hna1L al arrangement, for none exists In this
city, aLd hone can well exist until adical
change ta<es place IN the amount and chaTaeterp
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FROM CALIFoRNIA.-The steamer PHILADELPHIA
from Havana has arrived at New Orleans, bring
ing the California mails of the 10th ult, transfer
red 70 her by the steamer Central America for
New York.
The dates from Havana are to the 9th. The
yellow fever was on the increase there.
The news from California is meagre
Mr.. Stevens, Democrat. has been elected Gov
ernor of Washington Territory.
The British minister at Lima has been murder
ed by six Peruvians.
The Costa Rican government has decreed the
expected Walker expedition piratical
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APPOISrED.-Mr. +. II. Stickney, of Maine.
has been appointed to fill the vacancy in the
second class Isl 400 per annum) clerkships of
the Third Auditors Office, made vacant by the
late removal of Mr.. Geo. w. Hall.
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r IL A large dry goods-house in Richmond, In
among the last failures a''o' - ..t
IL Efforts are making to have the town Of
Easton, Md, lighted with gas - 81 -
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LOST AND FOUND.

GI00 REWARD will give one hundred
SlOO Col ars for the apprehension OF -
NEGRO OSCAR who went of on Saturday u
mormrg, l1h instant, If taken beyond the ~
limits oil Charles county, and $50 If taken in ~
Charles county-in either case TO be brouFht IL.
home and secured So that get him. He is verv
back Negro; feet 10 or IL inches high. Iather
will no doubt try to make his escape.
w. MITCHELL.
sc 1911 near Port Tobacco, Maryland.
PANAWAY FROM the subscriber, on Monday,
~ the 9TH instant an lndentured SERVANT 40
BOY, named John Blackstone. He was in u
the 18th wear OF his age, and of copper IN
color. This is to forewarn all persons from N
employing or harbonng him. as l will enforce->
the law against auy person or all persons toing.
sc 1881 SAMUEL DIVAUGHAN.
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SpJRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The IRteIiigeHcsT copies from the Nashville
Banner a speaking portrait of 's The Political
Agitator," and deplores his potency for mis-
chief, North and South, just now.
The Union publishes an able speech not long
since delivered by Senator Bigler, at Clarion,
Pa, upon the political topics of the day; and
reviews at length and with conclusive effect the
foolish ISLANDERS against the Secretary of War,
concerning the recent sale of the Fort Smelling
Reservation.
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S2OO REWARD.-Rsnswsy from the su Sc

S2(U h hE H MhR D. ITSm me 50 SO
Prince George county, Md, on the 29th of -
April, NEGRO MAN. DAVY GREEN.
dark mulatto-has a large bushy head, with 81
whlskers round his face. medium size snd down
look. He may hire himself in the District where he
has relatives, make his way free State as
ne LETT without any provocatlOn. ] will give Two
Hundred Dollars If taken out Of the State-Sl 100 IN
taken IN the District, other part of Mary land,
and : 81 If taken IN THIS county Ia either case he
must be secured SO that 1 get nun.
ie a-f WILLIAM l. BERRY
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BOARDING.

ROARDiNG.-one large PARLOR, with large
- Chamber attached. for rent very moderate
terms. They are handsome v furnished and Fht ed
with gas; a,o one large front Chamber and lrge
sized single Room, together separately. suitable
for family or single gentleman. No. 46s 10th ST.,
between ID and r.. Sc ls-lw
ENOR SALE.-A well broke MULE, four wears
Il old, gentle and sound. VIII make ara
good cart Mule. Can be seenat EA
WRiGHTS 1SS
Union Hotel Stables, ME.,L,~
sc li-lw Georgetown.
DELLA TRELAWNEH, OR TIME WORKS
- WON DERS-A sequel to Harrold Tracy. by
J. r. Smith, author of Minnie Grey, Harry Ashton,
dc., just received and for sale by
JOS. SHl ELLINGTON,
Odeon Building,
sel4 Corner AZ street ard Penn ave.
Two OUR RIEN ID Observation-Disclosures the
great rush at our store during the past week, we
have yet an immense collection of GOODS. 20
winch we invite your attention. n you great
bargains. W. shall continue selling out at great sa
crlhces for few weeks longer.
III. j. MCLAUGHLIN 4 CO.
sci % Pa avenue betty. 9th and iofh SIS
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II The New York Tribune estimates the ap-
pie crop this year at less than one quarter of an
average.
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MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS. O
1Nl TAN LOR d MAURG'S stock of Surveying
and other Instruments includes large assortment of
the very best manus cture in German silver sold sep
aTately cases, from SIS to 80 each. Also, hne
Brass Instruments, in cases. from 81 to $3.50.
TaN Tor Il Msury's S5.5a set, IN rosewood box with
lock and key is particularly adapted for students in
surveying
Ivory and Boxwood Scales, French Curves, Pro-
tractors Triangles in wood brass and glass Tape
Measures, Pocket Rules, MagnIfying Glasses, Pro-
portlonai ComPasses, Claude Lorraine Glasses,
Pocket Compasses, @.
For sale at TAYLOR & MAURY'S
l2-3t Book store near 9th ST
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FROM SANTA FE.-The Santa Fe Gazette of
August 18th, announces the arrival on the previ-
Gus Monday, Of Captain Davidson, U. S. a, on
his return from a sit to the States
Lieutenant Beale also arrived Oh Monday from
Texas, in charge OF the company which brought
the camels across the great southern plains, but
has returned to Albuquerque.
Col Collins, Superintendent of Indian Affairs
for New Mexico, had left for the Agencies of
Messrs. Kit Carson and Diego Archuleta. to be
present at the distribution of the annuity goods
TO the Indians of those agencies.
A printer in e. Democratic office, was killed by
lightning while at work. Two others of the EN-
ployees OF the Office were, at the same time dan
gerously injured
Intelligence reached Santa Fe on the 3lst u!ti-
mo that small band Of ella Indians had attac ked
Col. John Walker, Indian Agent. and escort, near
Fort Thorn on the 10Th. letter received from
Col. Walker, by Mr. Yost, an officer Of the Indian
Department here, states that about sunset on the
day of the 10Th. while riding in company with
his interpreter, Mr.. vi. 3. Carson, about o. Yards
in the rear Of the escort he heard the crack of a
rife, and felt the heat of ball as it passed
through his hat. Simultaneous with this an ar
row struck his horse ca the hip. The whole par
" made their escape into the Fort after this &C.
currence, without further injury. The number
OF Indians was not more than twelve
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EALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Il Now In store
300 pieces rich Dark Calicoes.
80 do. Blue and Orange Heavy Calicoes, for
servants,
100 do. Manchester and Pacific Mills DeLanes,
Rich and handsome ETY. les MerinO and Valencia
PlaIds,
Atwood Arkwright. Lansdale, and New York
Mills Shirtngs,
Brown and Bleached Sheetngs, of all widths.
Customers may rely on getting good Goods, and at
the lowest prices. WIN. r.. RILEY.
Sc Is I'm corner 9th ST.. oppo. Centre Market.
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Mr.. HENRY, the Private Secretary of the
President, having suffered not little from the
location Of the Presidents mansion during the
past summer, has left Washington for a brief
sojourn at Lake George, we understand We
presume that his absence from the seat of gov
eminent will hardly extend beyond fortnight.
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AIUSElKITs.

CNN' SUBScRTPTIoY soTREEs
Subscribers are informed that the hrst SsIree will
take place on TUESDAY EVENING. Sept. lSh,
1857. Persons who wish TO subscribe will find ISt
at Mr.: ]. Richard CrockwelPs, adjoining the Kirk
wood House.
". B.-L. Ca-Ks's DanciHs Academy wal he
opened al his Saloon for the reception Of Pupils DC
toner LIST la57 Application csn he made at the
Music stores Of Davis Metzerott, also st the "a
loon. sel4-d-
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NEW PARLOR HEATER OR IMPROVED
~ FEINOCR STOVE.
This is the best stove for heating two or more
rooms extant and for beauty and style of -.
hnsh cannot be surpassed. 1t rs So construc- -
tel that the fire pot can be changed from one ~
holding half peck of coal to one holding halfSE
bushel, thereby increasing the capacity for heating
to any required degree.
These stoves will be put mp by experienced work
men, and guaranteed TO work well.
Send IN your orders before the cold weather sets
In, to AVOID confusion and hurry, the demand is
increasing, particularly for the enlarged fire pot.
Also, improved Portable Furnaces Just received,
for heating halls, parlors. &c.
w. III. NARROWER,
Sc l0-eolm 18th ST.. opposite Patriotic Bank
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The INEVITABLE GOLD SNUFF BOx-The
recent arrival Of Andrew Jackson, jr, at New
York with the veritable gold snuff box in charge
was the signal for a renewal of the agitation
concerning its bestowal according to the terms
Of General Jackson's will, that so disgraced
that city not long since; turning honorable sell
vice in the Mexican war into by word of ridi.
Guile and reproach, by rendering it apparent,
as it were, that nearly all in that section claim
ing to have been American heroes in Mexico
can much more easily prove their title to the
appellation Of BLACKBOARD rowdies
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"a r ID + NGRAV WING.
VISITING, MARRIAGE. AND BUSINESS
CAHDS ENGRAVED and PRINTED in the hrst
sly lie OF the art, At Fancy Store, No. $40 Penn
sylvanla avenue, between 9th and 10Th SITS.
sc 9-eolm HUTCHINSON A MUNRO.
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VNHE DE BURG EXCELSIOR.
The subscriber, for I'll first time, would offer this
favorbly known fertIIiZer as desderatum TO the
Farmers, and is able to supply the present demand
with superior article, prepared especially for the
wheat crop. This is Mr. De Burg's besr, and can be
relied on as possessing all the merits aimed for it.
Farmers who have not used It are invited to make
trial as also Of GIlman's Ammoniated Guano,
which sell at mis- price at my Central Guano Depot,
SIG 7th street, Washington.
EDWARD F. SIMPSON
Sc l0-2w Successor of FitZhugh Coyle.
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1-THE REV. VIM. PINKNEY, ID. d., having
lkS accepted the call oft the Vestry Ofthe Church
of the Ascension, VIII enter upon the duties Of his
Persons desiring Pews in the Church Will please
apply 10 c: +. HURLBURT, Register, Room No.
II West Wing Patent Office ne Scott
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w G. ME1ZER OFT, of the Music Depot,
w corner of llth street and Penn. 49,
avenue, viii shortly open his new Ware-FTTH
rooms, under Carusls "a loon, where he ' - W
will keep hand the largest stock of Pianos and
MelOdeOns in the District.
PIanufortes for rent.
A large assortment of second hand Pianos for
sale at the most reasonable terms. sel2
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MO EXCUSE FOR LEAkY ROOFS
FROM wN BROWN. ARCH1rEcr.

To hereby testify that have used
Warrens Fire and Water Proof Composition Roofing for the
both private and public buildings The In
ernatonal Hotel Niagara Falls having $50 feet frontage
Engine House and Machine Shops of the New
York Central Railroad Buffalo, with the roofing
had difficulty with and have heard complaints
do hesitate say, that in opinion FORMED from
with extensive that is the best
eria for flat roots for its eeapnes rbiy and
suceptbit, Of seng readily made perfectly tight, and its
great power resist tre -.
Baltimore February IA 1854. VIM BRUWN.
All persons who have Roaf and seSueny
best qualified 10 speak iDtegeutl the subject bear the
testimony. They have been thoroughly tested on the
Airie Warehouses their ded superiority all
other Roofing materials for Flat Roofs has beer FULLY
established
lied to put of this dc scption in this State
k-order box l04 Mechanics Exchange, IL ST. Charles ST.
New Orleans.
Refer 10 Messrs A. p. COCHRAN s HALL. az sp
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AUCTION SALES.
TALENTED SLAVES AND PROPERTY ON URsULIREs
Maria Joseph AlpueDte deceased
widow OF Hiaire Courcel)e.
N, yIGEIE, AuctiOneer. -.

TALENTED SLAVES AND PROPERTY ON URsULINEs
sree-stae of the late Maria Joseph Apuente deceased
widow OF Hilare Courcelle. fFHs-
by N. yIGNIE, Anctioreer - 81,
SATURDAY, June 20, 1857, Mt 10 o'clock NJ,
. Rottnda Of the St. LOnis Hotel by virtue OF % order
Honorable the Second District Court OF New Orleans
May 1851 will be sold Mt public auction FOR account Of
succession following described slaves and property
SLAVES. ~
l. JAMES, negro man, aged about A years, laborer and
q GEORGE, negro man, sged abon IS years, lnborer
pressman and good subject.
FRoNTIN negro man, aged about 4S aborer and
A. JENNY negro woman aged about 60 years. cook and
washer, drinks.
8 yIcToIRE negro woman aged about 40 years. washer
highly recommended
and house servant, good subject '
REAL ESTATE.
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in suburb IRENE,
Second District the comprised between orllihes Ma
rails IRENE streets aud Bayou Road.
Ursulines street by depth feet " inches
9 the other side, and 30 feet on the rear line Together
with comfortable wo.stoy house, covered with slate con
tanning rooms, closet vestibule, gallery and down
In the attic two story Kitchen covered with slate con
tn,ng four rooms bathing wash room, etc. Bebee's
cooking with boiler paved yard cistern water works
fruit and flower The whole IN perfect order and
forming comfortable and desirable residences
ss-fERMs AND CoNDITIoNs-For the slaves, half cash
and the balance six months credit For the property,
cash. balance six and twelve months credit
given be satisfactorily
dored and secured bv special on SAD slaves and
pery bearing date until maturity at the Of
per annu and cent per annum after maturity
and divided into coupons 10 suit the heirs
buildings insured for the sum OF 900 and the poc
vendors until final payment OF the last note
Act of sale before y De Armas Esq, Notary Public
| mS1S ipS
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ESTATE OF THE LATE JOSEPH GANTz - THIRTEEN
Lots oil Ground in Carroto-one Lot on Bacchus
BY N, EIGNIE. Auctioneer


BY N. EIGNIE, Auconetr.
SATURDAY, 18th July, 1857, at lie O'Clock
~ NJ, at Bans' Arcade Magazine street.
der from the Honorabe the Second District Court of New
leans dated I'd June 1851 will be sold public auction
following described property for said
/. A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND No l, containing
fourteen lots Nos to H. situated in Carrolton parish
erson measuring $50 feet frunt erndas street front
on Monroe street. 800 feet Napoleon Avenue, and
on NINTH street Enslsh measure as per plan of Charles F.
npel Deputy Surveyor Eeneral da ed oath day Of ia
1885, and annexed in the office William Young
Lewis, Notary, dated LIST Jnne year.
2 THREE LOTS OF GROUND in suburb Bougny, parish
OF Jefferson according to plan made by Charles Zupe
18th DAY OF March, 1854, deposited in the office Cuire
late Notary N city, designated lots 10 and H. in square
t. having each 81 feet front deem
comprised between Lyon Tchonponlas Uppsrne streets
3 LOT OF GROUND situated in suburb Annupcation
or icouse in the First strict this city being
No g. in No So measuring 81 front
by 10 feet deep French measure together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon.
TWO LOTS OF GROU Nd situated in suburb IRENE in
the second District of this CITY, in the square comprised
tween IRENE Main, ST. Ann and Rampant Streets designated
rs lots Nos and 6, measuring each 20 feet inches
IRENE street by $50 feet deep French together with
all the buildings and Improvements thereon
Rif>TERMS-Nash.
Acts of sale before O. Drouet ESQ, Notary Public.
jel3 Is % jyl3 IS
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nA. PRIVATE BOARDINts-

-, PRIVATE BOARDINfS-MRS. FOGLE, No.
hD TchoupoRs is prepared to accommodate FAM
EHes single gentlemen w2th pleasant Furnished Apart
and Board ,llgbe terms. She will take gentlemen
Day Bolrders OF $2 per month $20 with
Lodging. Ey50
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.AoKsoN RAILRoAp sHAR

JACKSON RAILROAD SHARES
BY N. yIGNIE. Aucioneer.
CATURDAY, Goth inst, Mt lie o'clock NJ,
> in the Rotunda the St. Louis Hotel for account of the
creditors of Charles Geheeb will he Sold
TEN SHARES OF THE JACKSON RAILROAD, and a
amounting to S25S IT, inventory Mt the
auctisneer's office.
x3-TERMS-Cash. jel1 St