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No III W.,bir. tor. st. Boston
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AS,nsv and Fcc,.s.ica Cour,, and co u. SYNOPSIS Of
81 ps ~ Inc ng,b CONF, Tor period OF five yeua
been car.fy prep.red win p.rcu AZ r.t.encs 70
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TNO WHOLESALE sTATIONERS, BOOK
L sEILERs AND THE TRADE uESEhALLt'
TIE CHEAPEST ENVELOPE HoLSh
THE UNITED STATES
gaasrJ, descrptiou ~ d price Of Dssaine-uade
ENVELOPE
TIE prrivLed fscies which We posse" '''
snabie 20 70 1900,
DEFY C0<PEIlTlOS'
Samples fo-v,,ded free Of sIEense
We could slsa cal the ate1d0. Of lie 'raae %
WRITING FLUID AND INK,
'' BIrLEk BRYAN,
Nc, 2 ar - Fr.akfo-:s- Nev-ferL
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fuckers HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES. from
their Colonization end Of the Twenty sixth COnsrss In
1871 BY George Tucker In four volumes octave.
Volume II pubhshed. The remaining two volumes are
nearly ready for he press aud will be sued speedily
their careful prepAIaiioo vii admit Price e. Volume.
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A LONG ISLAND STORY.-Now ready, and
N Tor sale a. the Bookstores,
SEA SPRAY,
A LONG ISLAND VILLAGE


From Tb. " Y Evening Post Nv. c B-yAnt.)
I'VE American novel In wbirh the .ocsl cDs'ru
more Distinct sni chsAct" than IN this l. j.
merely Long Island story nut stor 81 The 80. ecd ot lnG
sl.nd the people spak pc Liar dl..sct Of America Eu
h they cOmtn. habits II and asc1.tura
Rte wTeckcrs living Fishermen
dwellings the ines, aud h' sporfs and
ptpu.on pAbOus th"r occupations
rrnrnut be old MotAuk tiiDe 1f sborgDse who have
survived for than centuries IN the 1neists rsilh
brhood of the h.e man dwell the DIES udants tho
Pilgrim. VINO We preserve much of their prm I've Puritan
character Ou If these materials to- author ns co.strnc-
v,ry intere.tiIg story The book axreea5.y
written t,Lc pleasure in CHASING Il the cisyere'
bowels OF the cay"
From TIE ". Y. Observe
1T work Of fiction Of ornay interest ard p1~er
The aid ID. end Of Long Isrd and Sea spray
village East Han where toe al M story - rn-t-
The wriier certainly achieved work TAR superior -
10, common novels IL Is thoroughly l3gei Win
deep religious ointment It's pa'hos - deep ard tender ard
III, great impressed with that he u ae
ipsnss'.ssoT j. hard ]"
DERBY { JACKSON, Publishers No ll9 NaaAs1.-t.
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Gem puhi1ations

NJ l. w l. A w b 0 o K
~ Jusr PUBLISHED BIZ
LITTLE, BROWN G. Co.,
LAW AND FOREIGN BO0KsE LEI 8,
No. IL WXhus;On ST., Boston.
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Che Boil 6fason.

IN COMPLIANCE with the wish expressed By
Ladies and Gentlemen bo pre-ent al the hate
Ball the New York Acs6emy Of Music for be benefit % the
Open fund, q SECOND ONE WILL BIZ GIVEN for the
ebect TUESDAY. 18th April cert which !. IN
tended shall surpas baDcy and decorative ed-c me hIs
particulars Of which Will b. published :. an etiy dsy
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THE UNITED STATES MAGAZINE,

THE UNITED STATES MAGAZINE,
FOR MARCH,
{. ntans FoRrYSIx Original EsGRAvTNcs, md he toow
Ing OlIGISAL PAPERS:
REPEATING FfRR.ARMs.
MT TsBoR-THE TRAssTrGCRAroS
IDOLS OF CENTRAL AMERICA
The CoaoDoREs Boz.
EDGAR A PoE
DESCENT INTO THE NALsTRoN.
BUILDINGS Ancient ROsE.
SPANISH LADy's Love.
ANDRE CHESIER
HELoIsk ABELaRp
CAPT DRAEEs DEFEAT.
EXPosruLsTIos
TABLE TURSiSG-SPiRITuALIsH
1HB RoNCLrs TREE.
TIPsIASA.
EDITORS STUDIO.
Au,hors Critics sGd Publisbers Fine Artsi Tee "a neT
AAIbe. The Assassination DIT Kane end |'asres S'A
u.kir Power AND (vuus The rhl MorHon-si Asyani
for aebrses esyng by Electricity PSts See
Gu,ts P.reta Jre PLUS New Kind q ELans! h.e; sn1
Motive Power, Hest without Fue Nature fS4uos onh-i
Comp Of the Solar bodies Improved R-e'7rlne Log
Curious Production Of Gold Improved Equ,te L"-ee u
Wind in Northern Hemisphere
EDITORS OHIO.
VISION OF 1857 BY srRoSG.nI.DED WoNlS; Ma. JACK
DowNiNG'- THIRTY WARS orr OF THE SENATE con'ln-'.
with he following letters 18th Nj Dow 1s t-., Wha-
20 Up Candidate or once 4jn st Dy"HIos
hos the L-Ssarurs cleared 18th. Mr. Downing Nuts -
UIcle Joshua he has plsp~c; Of esus 4s-1 of
Goy'rror 18th Uncle Joshuss femarksois a. N zee Se4o
stPoItics. 18th Mr. DowninTs opinion oil No~'pAI'i
Lons Agony Over Grand Caucus DoEpnsYlei d7n IrA
Dow Linz Sona;-d. l7th Downing sives al AoS1-hI o.
the Portland Tvwu Me.tina and how the oraed OUT
18Th. The Election AZ Down. svlle Ifn ~ DIV. LEG
fer WAsbinGon On account. Of the ow.np 81 Jsc ksh
Sh, Bis Adventures with Boston tdI,ors <.' LIE i-
virv " ith MAJOR n al. and Griys! al " As1Hs-a'
'' 'OH AAN~N n EMERSON [ Co, Pu5shers
ROSS rOUSE7, GeueIa Asen
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THE NEW puritan" R0a an...v
= @. ?. PUTNAM Co. vii Pobi'a "a "|0NO0Oa az
Mach 1:
THE BAY PATH:
TALE OF COLONIAL TINES N hE" -H.'"LA-'D"
BY J. q. HoLLASD
Editor 81 The sprr sheif h-puoi1sl -,
Ia. admiralty vrf;ten story Eises :. 100, - ,, ~.
scsusrt's Many Of the ehsrs.ers sre hi',2 |. 500
Which has b sie urenviably tAuoss N hAN
tab.s - bee urr,rntra 10 ysy e,errat sspst and na1
nea,y ssord.p-~ With truth The Publishers o-eve
this 20 b. erlneutly worthy Of p71sl-nt snI P-"1N
pl<e IN BE hs raj r,rlalti> h>rsfUe q ihe clnt'y
The tsriy sehnisl lie " NevEasSsi 'o' ~
re sr-sts, Md Va sovsrpuseuA Doicy 800 !.
seiy Ene eoneN 10 its De- sis Be- Dr. ~ -
~ aspects, heru~s IN sSh sod hAt.1e vSs, ~.
vSos- nk hearts indepeseccs VII soh nse.S h
srser pin 81 IDS sc nay nny 'Jnpsns
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Gpefial Nciices.

ce One Come ATSs MEcgtS yIoS I'D an HG 1aG
g,blie uestinl on TEsDsY EVESlN0, at Their heaa l
'sls No 81 Bo~sry aGcock;; y u, pOrR On. Of The
s'o' Of r'A Nus R 70 iSr En- 6ST56aERY Ps'des
E P'- i Pasi: Rsseias Room AID Library opa every
sysn,.s nom 6 20 10 ,. N. Iee.
Brooklyn tenth Ward Republican Clpb ,.;
49, Hf fsvy s1X; a. ,riock H. HILL, Pres.een-
n Is HAssROEch, Secretary
hew-YorL Historical -ocie,y.Tle resoia5 a,,n,iiy
wa, On ri EsOAY EyENtNY Mach l$l7 a. u oe'ocs
p,pSr by Gn j. WATTS DE- PESSTEA viii be yea q. Us
ip.rlns On TIE DUTCH IN MANI.
ANDREW WARNER, Recording Secre:ery
Lcctorcs.-s1 WILLIAM BOYD, 4 NJ lc.. ADtaoT q
HIM. %G,s, s9sg A IS and o. o G "a
yroush y sud oh.r works win delivers Course Of Three
ZEN EEgs,SGs 81 S ,S 3 F. e. "a o eS 49,
The a.,nsmssed OF Great Britain a. the present day,
both in pocs and lii, with many Of wnom Sr "tLsm
has long buen r.sony acquainted including Lords AbcTd
Perso Broosbsr John Ru.se DerO, tho Ise 5if Robert
rcses 5r iho Course Single behels . outs t. be Id
4 ,ysso. :. hG e esa d No. tASSiS Id d. me-
Ae,h d the Mercantile Library
SewXeE Msalfa Is 81; 81 IT, rG s:.4 1'
-l tale place the College ediice on THURSDAY EVEN
nv, - io %'. d5re. by Prof TIMOTHY Guilds Nd
Tb. profession and ihs pain, ssHsr1y are LlnS Il"
WED IL oSoLN Do - LII, ., - y T, ~.
American institute Farmers Ciub:-RegaIr Mo-
m. Az he Ropository 81 Broadway TUESDAY Mar
~ noon subects N.iDg and Trea Of y Beds;
SYeut e ros,s@ and Cold Frames for Pents" hcmb'rs
hiring best routuh e1chsrgcs STRANGER esPy
.s,Totge Admission rec 10 AL. H. MEiGS, se:y.
IniVcrsi,y OF New- y Ork-WedicHi Department.
~ Aunus commencement OF the Medical Departmrnt %
~ lJD,ys1 sity will be held WEDNESDAY, ENESlN0,
Ma,ch Al 7focl,k the Chapel Of the University Wash
s,tsopse The address 20 the Gadnstes VIII M delivered
~ P,ofpoT MOTT The Profession and Pubhc are Ts<pect
Sdfy byitsd % attend.
ion for Improving the CONDITION Of the
Paor,-Ster necessity oopcs the npnasers - again app4
A. lie bene.pe 900 indgent families are 10" on tn.ir
numh.rlus Y rs persons, among whom many WIDOWS
atb b pless children sick and dyDs mech tcs Labor
Gc., who U1st be assisted OF tuhcI-pef
Aas ush The drsiiluon IN portions VI the city as grest
IA ever been known while she receipts have fallen of one
haC The uhd weather in FcDIusry CHECKED iDersy ma
,,Yh "a conc supposed less ncc1edthe fact Dshg
loohed that ey affected fuel without aoreas any other
yehef Mch set with unusual seventy aud, prospect
ne Of weather viii b. most trying month 10 ue poor
Association nave Augmented w!e
IL means nearly exhausted tAt It Will b. competed 70
sofl.ra.t relief Oh thousands uules enIgcd coh
Who he y D. no. give according 20 their ability give a.
once nceY though they before g'ye little
sonroes feed shrg cJ;le the naked sad 10 minister
% he sick and dying - ,,.,.,,.,,o, 20
Cyn:ribui 10 may 10 sent to BROWN, BROTHERS, l. o.
DO 80 Wag-si.; r. b. MTNrURN No. ~ S9uthst; 70 the
No 90 Bbrc House Ut the officers OF author
Gel tolecton. IL behcf OF the Board,
JAMES BROWN, President.
X. W H.srLEY, Secretary.
.EEps:
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NETWORK, TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 1857.

~Lioh universally admired Dis HIrbses
actDed By AeIspdrr pere - 81, Pa srd fur sale oy
FiRTH, POND Co. No. 81 9ru@1say,
PabIishers Of ThAib-rf's Mss.e.
DUSSELDORF GALLERY, No. Az Broadway
~ contains 80 Of the fSest PAINTINGS put
milton 0psn DAv ard DvySTH6 kADirsncs n ,snts
CRYSTAL PALACE.-The Crystal Palace 10
~ still open the public ard contains many interfering ast
saons ,LinE Ses s,stAzy a'ons -or'h sb~ price - ~
adsgcp-
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4 PART OF HOUSE, No. Ia East Broadway,
"A to LET srs family without SINAI children. A. be
seen from 10 to IL 4 m.
A SUITE OF OFFICES 10 LET - In the Biblo
"A hors- Asorpiace with every conyonsnoe sud h sir
able ioeson. Apply q. the TressHers Office, 4hsy en-
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Qmuecmeui9.

ACADEMY of MUSIC-TTALLAN OPERA.
~ THIS tPIcsdsy) EVENING Mach 5,
Fourth Subscription NgAt),
ThirG tppsaYnnce this season OF
Madame CORA DE WlLHORST,
Shep IL bs repeated Beilini'. fayoTitc Opera
LA SO\\AMI5l LA.
Madame CORA De WILHOHSr ne Auins.
E,ino. SIS TIBERlNl; Count Rodophl.. Sig. MOHElLl
Dueetor and Conductor. MAURICE SfRAkOSCH
Hasanst Cucle, First Ter.
Secured Seats .JOc extra AmPhhester DC
RsV, CSr.........j0c Private Boxes from St % go
gne or securing sesss viii b. oey from
q 10 urtl p ID 81 the Academy OF Mu.i; breushss No
el Broadway Hall Sons No x}9 Broadway, and Van Nor
az 4 RingS No - Walst Opera commences ~ 0.
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LEONI DI MONOTA and other Poems BY James BU
ron Bope. Second edition. Price 81
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1NiE PALMER MARBLES STATUE oi
INDIAN GIRL and ..ever che p.eee. II Sculpture Of
NJ. 10 Bros<vv. CgsL fVas H. s, NJ. n Asait.sss
y csSsA
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LIPPINCOTTS PROEOUNCiNG GAZETTEER OF THE
WORLD; Ur GLoGR aPHiCAL DGcrIos.kN Ctviaa dssenP
ton Of ueay hundred thou sand Places with the correct
pronunciation their Edited BY J. Thomas, d. d.,
and 4. Baldwin. Price Sc
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LEWlSS AMERICAN sPOKrSMAN Thnd ecitlon, N
.yad and proved i've hundred royal
4.es illustrated with nearly three hundred superior errrsS-
m from original drawings by the best arists forming be
most beautiful ell the complete Shooting and Sport
in Manual ever offered the pubic For sale By 81 book
s.ll.v
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-02-14
The Slnckwntcr.

We see by letter in q late Pitsburg
Post, tina, the Monongahela Slackwa,er Co.
are trying to be released from the express
acquisitions Of their charter, viz to com
ple,c the improvement TO the State line !;
and with this end in view they have sen, o
depu,ation of borcrs, with Presiden, Moore
head at their head, TO Harrisburg, to operate
upon The Legislature, now in session, to get
such legislation as will allow them TO drop
the work where iii now, leaving one dam
,ct 10 be erected The Compan until the
past two years, exhibited a disgyaceful tar
diness in prose cutting their work, and were
Only spurrsd up 10 their duty by prospec-
tive legal enforcement Of their charter, by
citizens Of the upper Monongahela, who
had become tired of paying tribute 10 an
improvement incomplete according TO the
iermsof lis charter. We can scarcely be-
lieve that the Legislature OF Pennsylvania
will allow is.Company thus TO irifie with
tie interests of the State and the rights OF
.1h' people. What say The Manufacturers
and Merchants of Pi,tsbnrg to having this
Improvement stopped where it now is, in
view of the fact that thousands Of dollars OF
trade have annually sought theft Golfers
from above Dam No. 6, and tha should the
Company cd in their efforts now max
ing 10 be released from building the remain,
ing Lock and Dam, that our trade and cap.
ial will seek aud find another market?
Harrisburg correspondent writes 70 the
Pittsburg Post, under date OF February 5, as
follows ~. .,.
The reasonable application Of the Mon.
ongahsla Slack water Company, to be reIeas
ed, under certain conditions from making a
seventh lock aud dam, advancing the work
into Virginia before Virginia has appropfia.
ted her means, should at once be granted
and men in authority should be wary that nc
opposite on from malicious sources be listen.
ed to. Greene and Faye,te should not hunt
down this corporation tina, with defici, OF
$4,000 in 1885, built two dams at an OK.
psnse OF $3.50 900 during tina. year. The
Directors have accomplished wonders fol
the people OF the upper Mononguhela.n
C-s- The Directors have accomplished
jus, sucl! wonders for The people Of the up.
per Monongahea,' as we're contemplated in
the chbrtcr which made them company
and nothing more, and not even that much
until the people Of the upper Monongahea
ooerced them topperlorm the wonders they
had contacted to perform. We are msa
ken in the people of Greene and Fayette, as
well as tile business men OF Pittsbnrg, il
they submit to DO hood winked by this Com
pany, as contemplated in the above letter OIL
The Compony's under.sirapper. Make them
fulfil their contract. is all any body asks oil
them. When they do this, Virginia will be
on hand. with her funds, for the completion
o the Improvement.
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A NEW BOOK FOR AGENTS,

VIE LIFE and TINES Of hLEXAN.
a DER HAMILTON b. Samuel M.
Smucker, a. NJ, author OF the Lille and
Kel4n OF Nicholas !, OF Russia &c. Sc.
lhis is The only complete and reIiahlp b.
ngraphy OF this GREAT MAN. lie was The M
innate personai FRIEND or WAsiIIYGroN and
oy many considered his equal,
ms work includes history of the times
and men OF TIE Revolution, snd many incI.
denis not heretofore gwen in history. |,
has all The charms of romance, although
prepared from the most tellablr and aurllv n
nc sources, and should be IN lie bands Of
every American who reve e, the great and
good men OF our Revolution. A sketch of
BURR 10 also given aud an Account Of his
miserable end. ...
Agents wanted in every par, Of the Unit.
ed States, for this and other valuable works.
To whom the Iarg; ST commissions will b.
pad Copies sun, by mail on receipt Of the
price, $l00
J. w. BRADLEY, Publisher.
NO qSN"itb Fourth street, Philadel pha
January 81, 1856. 1884
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Fire.!


On Monday evening last, while busily at
work in our office, the startling cry Of FIRE
resounded in our street, and on fastening to
the door, to repair to The fire. we were in,
Termed "fae roof Of your Office is on fire !m
Having a small ladder at hand. which we
keep to communicate with the loft, where
our s,ove-pipe enters the chimney, we were
in moment in a position, with water hand
ell briskly from below, to ex,inguish the
flames, which were making considerable
headway-'h he body Of the fire being in the
partition below ths roof. To thi. fact, AMI
10 tho aid Of Mr.. A. Fisher, Of Fairmont,
who mounted the roof, aud wa,ered it. il to
ho attributed the speedy ex,inauishng of
The Gre. To all our ctiz ems, who were on
hand SD promptly. to aid us in our danger,
wr return, one and all, our sincere thanks ;
md lh"ngh We are happy to add there was
little for them to ,lo, we are none the less
grateful to take "ths ,0,ll for the decd
We state, also, tina, although our office wac
crowded, AID The scene of some xci,e ment,
fora Time. no type were pied or displaced,
although setting around as usual in COM
.Iara,iveiy unprotected condition. So much
Tor The thoughtful demea,ior of those who
came to the "tire.' Nas
As to tho origin Of the fire--luring the
.mornins we had been putting new gra,e
in The stove, and in doing this we had, as
we suppose, disconnected the Pipe from the
chimney above. 1
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e.eaH,boaf I'VE had a visi, from a
I've stea1boat on Monday evening last
the FIRST in period Of nearly two years
snd as might be expected 1t revived our
town amazingly. 1t was the Jefferson"
one Of the boats for the new line between
Geneva end pitisburg. III large, commo.
dions and comfottabie--well adapted for a
passenger and freight packet, and has a
totpe Of polite, gentlcmanly ard accommo.
dating officers.
The boats have now entered upon their
regnlsr tips ON The Slockwatcr, between
PntsbDta ard New Geneva, so that the way
Is pleasantly open for trade ard travel. MI.
Wallsce's Hack is making tgnlat daily
trips 10 Genevo, connecting With The boats
suiring and departing hero,
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

NlRGlNIA, SS.---At Rules held in the Clerks
Once otihc Circuit Court ofMononGa liza county
on The first Monday imJ0nuary, 1857: ..
Henry Rumble, an infant under u years Of age,
who sues by Hannah Rumble his mother
and next frichd, Plaintiff, VEnsuS,
Francis Weston & George nardman, late part
nors IN business under the firm aud style OF
Francis Weston Il Co., DGfrndaHtS
The OiisC; of this suit is ~ recover tho value
oil Iron Ore dug and carried away from the land
OF the piantiif BY the defendants and their SER
wants and employees. And, it appearing by an
affidavit filled N this cause, that the said Fran
CHS Weston is not a resident OF this State, il is
ordered that he do appear here within nnc mon IA
a''er due publication Of this order, and do what
is necessary t"protect his interests in this cause
copy, tesic,
MARSHALL NJ. DENT, Clerk
January 81, lSo7-LS4l (WiIley p. o.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

VIRGINIA. Ss.---At Rules held Ia the Clerks
Once ofihc Circuit Court OF nIononpslia county =,
on the first Monday in February, 1857:
Lucinda Il. Cushman, Complainant, rs.
Daniel Ktrkhart ct al, Defendants:
IN CHANcERY upon an amended BIN.
"HEREAS, since the filing of the original
w Bal IN this cause, the land t,.rein naii-
ed of which the Plaintiff seeks dover, has been
sold under and by virtue ots certain Decd OF
Trust, executed by Squire Cushman in hts l,in.
Tune, and beinre his intermarriage with Cou,-
pia,nant, TO secure a certain debt to Matthew
Eay, ESD, leaving nothing To assign dover IN ,
but The residue OF the saio OF said land.
The object oil this amended Bill is to assign
to Complainant dover i'll said proceeds in lieu
OF SAID Land and il appearing By an affidavit
hied IN this cause, that the Defendants, Daniel
Kirkland and Rebecoa his wife, late Rebeaca
Cushnan, aud jackson Cushman, are not resi-
dents OF this Stste,- is ordered that they do
appear here within one month aIlar duo puLca-
hon OF this order, and do what is necessary to
protect their interest in this cause. aN@
Copy, asTesic, ,Fi ..,. 4. -ru... t.....
MARSHALL NJ. DENT. elk.
(kecl Barbour, p.Q.) H So 81.
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PUN

Woodward & Nimon are manufactu.
ring, Oh a large scale, those excellent
Pumps, which have become so popular
throughout the community. They are
putting them up at very moderate pri-
ces, so that great convenience is now
within the reach Of almost every family.
See advertisement.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-02-14
Lecture.

], D. M. CARR, M. D., will delive a
Lecture, by request OF the Ladies and Gen l.
''emen's Literary Club, Ct this ploce, at
.M,uougslia Hall, on Saturday evening 2S,h
insiont. Subject" Some OF the past, pres.
enl and future effects OF Female Influence
on human society. We bespeak Tor the Dr..
a inll house, His thesis is happily chosen,
and one in which all will feel al interest in
bearing happily treated
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-02-14
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

VIRGINIA, Sat- Rules held in tho Clerks
Office Of the Circuit Court OF Monongaiia ON the
FIRST Mondayin January, 1857:
HENRY DERING, ct al, ump.)
versus In Chancery.
JAMES NJ. EVANS, yet al, Dcft. .. .'..
The object ot this suit is to subject the Real
Estate OF which John NJ. Evans died selaed %
sale In salts faction OF ceitaiu Judgments lately
obtained before aJustIce by Complainant against
snid John NJ Evans And, it appearing by an
alidaVit filed III the cause that Defendants. Jas
murphy EvansS Anne Brooke and james Brooke,
her husband, are ,norres,dents Of this State, on
motion OF the Complainant by his Counsel, il is
ordered that they do appear here within one
month after the due publication OF this otdor,
ana 10 what is necessary To protect their litter
osis IN this cause. cory, tcsle.
MARSHALL. NJ. DENT Clerk,
January 81, lS57.-ls4l Nv iIley,p.Q
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-02-14

W We regret to announce that
Capt. d. y. Lynch lost two RATS during
the lato breakup. They tore loose
from their mooriugs at Nov Geneva,
and nothing has been heard Of !hom
since, We hope bo may ye, ge, them.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-02-14
PUBLIC SALE.
aIuable Farms for Sale.

IENHE subscriber, being DESTROYS Of removing
N to the West, and To settle up his bust ness
oilers for sale, on very low terms,
His Home Farm, of 225 Acres.
10 Of which are under cultivation, with a good
HOUSE and ether outbuildlngs. .... .
Also, $40 acres on commission, adjoining, with
a Good Orchard and small Improvements
AiSo, ll3 acres Of unimproyed, well timbered
land. ... ."r. .. 0....
DISC, another tract Of $50 acres unimproved.
Also, ono other tract Of 800 acres unimproyrd
with the best Sugar Orchard on the same within
30 miles.
Also, one half ola | 200 acre lot, undivided in
dispute, lying near the town of California, ana
on the Turnpike leading from California to Ra,
yenswood. ..... ...''.'
hfso. good House and Lot in tho town OF
Eizabeth, Writ county, Va, in front OF the Court
House being well situated for Tavern Stand.
q good Stable on the same lot.
All Of the above property he will sell upon
terms TO suit purchasers. The above lands a G
all ~ the county Of Roane and in the vicinity OF
Caiiornia,-an are well watered. Tho tltIcs
are lndisputabc. Persons wishing further in
formation concerning the above mentioned prep
erty Will please address THOMAS BOGGS,
BoggsviIle p. o., Roanc county, Va.
January II, 1857. If