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WORTH READING.-Why is it that so many suffer
and drag out miserable existence untitled for the
en5oyments and even ordinary pursuits of ife when
relef by treatment at once pleasant safe and per-
manert IN Its character may be obtained and heal
and vlgOr restored:
Those who may have suffered long with disease,
or consequences attending inefficient If not injurious
treatment will be convinced by consulting the mn
derslkned that there space and ma teria for tho
rough renovation IN the most desperate cases: and
that sufferers can avail themselves of those means
upon terms entirely satisfactory.
All letters must enclose the usual consulting fee
S. and for which prescriptions with full directions
to suit case will he sent per mai or express to any
address, and 10 any part of the city or country
Patients visited at their hotel or residence Piles
Asthma, Rheumatism, Scrufuia, G., d spases com.
mol and distressing, are treated with success
Address X. b. HARRIS, M. D.
nSIw Post Once Washington II r.
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DIED.,

In Georgetown, on the 9th instant, JOHN
WILLS Ia the 5st year of his age after short and
painful ILLNESS He leaves wife and six chill dren
to mourn his loss.
HIS funeral will take place on To-morrow. at 8
O'Clock, from MS late residence on list street, No
The family and AGO uaintances are respectfully in
ted TO attend hls funeral
On the 18th instant, AUGUSTINE III, HILL, aged
- ears and mon hs.
HIS funeral will take place from the residence of
ms mother, tatarne Hill. on 5th, between g and
streets. on To morrow Tuesday Evening, at 8
o'cloct. His friends and acquantances are re spect
fully invited to attend.
On the 18th Instant, Of lung fever FLORA
L.. LANCASTER. IN the 18th year of her age.
AtSt: Louis Missouri, on Friday, October 3Oth
Rod a resident Of this city. ~
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Latest from Nantucket.

Boston. Nov. The most reliable return.
from the Island District show that Mr. Norrissey
republican, Is been chosen meml er of the Mas
s.chusetts Legislature, and not Mr. Rugg, as wa,
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The Forgery CaSe.

WORCESTER. Mass, Nov. The case OF
Schouier as. Baldwin, for forgery, has beer
brought to close, and the jury, after brief alb
sehce, returned verdict Of " guilty"
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BaItImore N1arLefs

BALTIMORE, Nov. 9.-Flour is firm: Ohio and
Howard street 50 25
The receipts for Wheat is heavy. Common f.
lowtr, but prime qualities are fully sustained
GOOD to prime white 81 3taSl 49, red 81 IsasI D.
Corn.ls lmproving-old white 75a77c.; old vel
low 12a75c.; new 55a65c
WHISKY is better; City DC; Ohio y.
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Monetary Affairs nj Bos,eu.

posIoN; Nov; The money market closes
and buoyancy. Choice paper Is rated n ~ nsr
M, out there is very little Of il Offering Stocks
s lave iurther advanced and the market closed
ths, eoo anu active The banks have gained q for
49,, aocesslon 10 their specie reserve during the
"eek, as viii be shown by their next return
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New York N1arkets.

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-Flour Is unsettled: sales
OF 1000 bbls. state 81 SOai SIS; Ohio IS pa as eo
Southern IS IOlS5 40
Wheat is heavy; sales Of 7O,OO bushels; Nil.
waukle, Ohio. Sl.|3aSI GO. Corn is dull; sales
of $50 bushels mixed 75c
Pork is steady; mess sI975. Beef is finn. Lard
is steady at IOal3c
Whisky steady; Ohio 29Yc
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ETHEREAL OIL.

The undersigned has ETHEREAL OIL I'm
superior light, burns longer and smokes less than
the Ethereal OIL usually sold IN this city. The n Xii
to sell this OH in the District Of Columbia is guar
snteAd To the undersigned, and is sold only at the
Depot, No. 4sl, northwest Garner of T. and 18th
streets. where its superiority will DO shown at any
time. The price is the same as the ex plosive Or,
ders viii be punctuay filed by leaving them at the
Depot.
oc n -eO3m FIR. STUFF, Grocer.
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Neal Cow ut Home L.

PORTLAND, Nov. Meal Dow, the pre,t fer,
PeIance advocate, arrived here last eyenino "a
was received and conducted 20 his bonse' a.. 80
o..ccnIlght procession and bands OF music.
ne murderers from the brig Albion Coonsr
w ~ ,Hralgned on three indictments to-day, and
ppa vau nor guilty The second Tuesday in Jan
uafy was assigned for their trial
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Einnncial.

NEW York. November 9-Stocks are dull
Chicago and Rock Island 20; Illinois Central
,nares 81 do. bonds 7sH; Michigan Southern
10y; New York Central AZ; Pennsylvania Goa
Comp 81; Virginia 6's Sd; Missouri 6's 72K.
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Exchange nj New Orlsa,

o Wv ORLEANS, Nov. 6.-Sterling exchange
conilhues almost unsettled as ever and hence
s ~ iouhd impossible 10 execute any foreign or
for II - ." manu- 10 pay
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AUCTION SALES.
Nv A. GREEN A,..;


T. TH ANs bElAEYS SSk SSSPs
store No. ss s eth street n shs SCI
Casni na Gandy Jars, Nuts, Fancy Goods, Toys
With many other articles unnecessary to enumer.t.
s-s. A. GREEN. Auot.
By BARNARD BUCKLEY; Georgetown
o next for the :af lin On n. the
The ats hD1 with
n;n nouse was three STORY. and all the walls of the
tie damage done to them By The fire. The back Build
infs s two.sssS tory.
years the baanca The walls NAV be asn sSo
ed n two dwellings.
ately after the above sale, an Old Fame Hnnss On
% M street short DISTANCE west of Christ Church.
Der and brick, suitable for putting up cheap house
nsst BARNARD BUCKLEY, Auo,s.
By JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
"A G gnsE.sn HoAlS SALE OF FURNI-
m6 6RFfsfSs sI NCr s =;
we shall sell the personal estate of the late Stephen
Mahogany har-spring Sofa. Rocker. and Parlor
Marble Marble, top Pier Table, Looking Glasses
Cane and wood seat Chairs
sTlEssssls Three and other Carpets. Mating
Oit w lnuOW shades and fixtures
SILVER plated Glass and Crockery Ware
About $40 ounces sterling Silver Plate
Cottage Beds, Bureaus, Washstands
Feather Beds, Bolsters, Pillows, Mattresses, &c.
Together with the usual assortment Of Kitchen
requisites.
Terms Twenty dollars and under, cash: over
that sum, credit of three and six months for sat
lS1actorly endorsed notes, bearing interest By or
der WM REIN "
WALTER =. COX,
WIN. p. MAULSBY,
no eod&ds JAS C. McGIJRE Anct
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THE FIVE LITTLE PIGs.-Shilllngton. Odeon
Building, corner IA street and Pa. avenue, has re
ceived another supply Of this publication. All IN
want of 1t should call early and purchase, n9-tf
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WASHINGTON, GEORGETOWN,

EXPRESS PACKAGE, BAGGAGE, AND
FIR EIGHT LINE.
JAMES OSBORNE informs the public that he
has established an EXPR ESS LINE, to ply daily
between the Cities named above, which will trans
port for very moderate compensation any thing that
may be desired to be sent between either two of the
delivered.
His states will be found at Smiths United States
Hotel, Pa. avenue, between Sd and IA stfoets; s.
Bacon Dc Co.'s Grocery store, corner of Pa. ave nue.
and 7th street, and the Star Office. ANY orders
written upon either of them will be promptly at
tended to.
N.B.-Special attention paid to the transport, ton
of packages to and from the Alexandria and Orange
Railroad Depot, the freight which he will settle
per order. n3-tf
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Conference.-The John Tippett mentioned in
watch report of last Wednesdays STAR is not John
y. TIPpett, stair builder, of this city. IL
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EDITOR STAR: Please insert the two following
statements, and o5lIge JAMES McGRASS
Washington, Nov, 9, Ia57
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l. Louisiana FIee,,..

lor, Davidson. ana >Sv. 9th -Nessrs Eustis, T.y-
As delegation will IN erasors a ana
Wilson's m@eSii Democra.s to one American ps.
thousand, and over sign, asn soh is about one
Un JOINT ballot of the Legislator. the neO
VII have majority OF twenty-.ishs. D Sl
the Senate and twelve In the Ron.s u'-sifteen In
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i O THE CITIZENS OF THE DISTRICT.

In entering our new building, which we have Just
taken possession of and we return our sincere
thanks to the people of Washington and George
return have erected spacious building, which will
be an ornament to the city. with large aud airy
loon, with all the convenience and comfort of our
customers, and ia the establishment are all the nee
essary arrangements for manufacturing and encour-
Justice ana integrity hone to give satisfaction to
all. WALL, STEPHENS IA CO,
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JOHN Y WIRTENBERGER
mark.
The above statement was made before me,
CHAs. WALTER, ]. p.

This will certify that in the matter of obtanin ny
my land warrant, was introduc ed to Mr.. McGrann
as person VINO wOu aid me, as was a stranger in
the city, and came here without friends or funds.
Mr.. Mctirann kindly did So having brought me to
the maglstrate's to prepare my papers, and to the
Pension Once, where 4 WAS informed that could
by leaving my address. When sold the warrant 1
sent MI. Mc6rann $40, out OF which he paid 81
To the mag Israte, 81 for my boarding, and the bal
ance he returned to myself. Mr.. McCSrann acted as
friend, and not as an attorney.
JOAN WIRTENBERGER.
Witness-JuLIUs FAUTH.
WashlDgtOiI, Nov 9Th, 1857. ltt
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DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE FARM
Il IN ORANGE COUNTY, VA.-Having more land
than can cultivate, will offer for sale. at public
auction, on IT. IL DAY. the 18th day of November
1857, " BIrchland," lying IN the County Of Orange
on Mountain Run, adjoining the lands OF Hon. Jere-
nIah Morton and others, and containing three hum
dred and seventy eight acres, about two hundred
acres cleared and now IN Clover and the remainder
IN original grOwth-we suited to growing a fine
quality Of Tobacco. The Buildings have been
erected within the last year. and suitable for farming
purposes. invite purcha sers to examine for them
selves. Having determined TO sell, am disposed
to sell a great bargain.
For further particulars address J. J. Halsey,
MItchel's Station, Culpeper County, OF the under
signed at DANCE Court House.
Oc 29-ts GEORGE A. SLEET.
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CARD.-I, the unders gned, state TO the public
IN general, that the charge made against James Me
Cram before Justice Walter by me- as published in
report IN the Star of the 9th November instant Is
merely based on mistake made by myself; there
fore feel II duty to make this known as IL Is not
NY wish to Injure any body without a Just cause.
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CHAwLS,-SHAwL
- We hsy. just received q large lot OF Semitic
mems SHAWLS, from $50 and upwards.
WALL, STEPHENS A. CO,
u5-3y - Pa, ay., bet, 9Th and 10th alta,
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Frsn the Associated Pres, A,.,,


der .,rAI o; Nov 7.-R. Me6afey. who Wa.
the Bsnk 1T charged with embezrling from
discRsrp.SSi PPer Canada in Toronto hs. BEEN
under the sshs s Judge holding the arrest illegal
Cincinn.,,D u. Ross, who was lately .rr.s,sa an
Tobbing H. and taken Toronto. chsrgea Vim
and Toron,on mails on the cars between Noptresi
and found SniS,', Yesterday tried for the crine
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(ITY STEAM FIRE-WOOD MILL
u ECONOMY AND CONVENIENCE.
We are now ready to deliver WOOD SAWED
and SPLIT at 20 per cent less than the usual rates,
and better prepared than II can be by hand.
Knots and wood OF announcement size not sent.
All orders for less than half cord will be delivered
penSe to the purchaser.
Pine wood in crates Sc cents.
Oak wood = do 20 cents,
In this part of our business we will open no ac-
counts, as we have come to the conclusion to make
ii exclusively a cash business.
Also: on hand, HICKORY, OAK, and PINE
WOOD and COAL OF allkinds, which will be dis
posed OF on the usual accommodating terms.
Now on the way
One cargo White Ash Broken Coal for furnace.
One cargo White Ash Egg Coal for radiators.
Coal z, 240 lbs to the ton.
All under cover. Orders promptly filled.
L. j. w. NJ. GAIT.
northwest corner Of 18th and SITS, No. 5i7,
oc7-tf one square south of Penn avenue
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L FLORA JUST OUT!
HAN r. this day received n new lot OF my new
Ar-tlgat Flat top COOKING STOVES, sfsSz
which got up IN Philadelphia last summer -
expressly for this market, made very heANf ~
and strong of the best PennsyIy wanna manea. -
HE IRON have called n the Flora Ar-tis ut Cook
ing Stove patented 1887, heavy and thick tOf ma
use and destined to he the COOKS deItht. W Will
sny cooking stove this market aud has attached
To n n "a miner arrangement.
Stoye and Crate Factory. Nos. 3ls and So Pennsy l.
vanis avenue, between 10th and 18th streets.
mist V. "oOO"AhD.
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NEW AND PRETTY STYLES OF WOOL
i en- Goods, Chns Ornaments, Pspier Mache,
re-, 10, just received NJ -
McLAUGHLIN'S, No. % Pa. avenue,
ne between eth and 9Th streets,
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"a X IA q L
u RARE INDUCEMENTS
GARDNER PLACE have now on hand a h ne
and varied assortment of CARRIAGES. KeH g.
of their own manufacture, which is ar-EsSSS
ranted in point of material and workmSn NV
sh to b. equal to any mSde IN the United states.
and offered lower prices than at any other place
in this city,-for cash.
They build every description Of Carriages % order,
galroyd Patent Improved Spring and Gear.
Psrtcular tentlon Is paid 10 every description OF
REPAIRING, which IL faithfully and promptly
done at the very lOwett rates.
SIS 9th street. near Canal. 6-Sw
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GhEAT BARGAINS In second hand Pianos y
" the MUSIC Depot, from $25 to $50, to be sold
on time, or et reduced price for cash.
w. G. METZEROTT,
oo@ corner llth street and Pa, avenue,
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A PIANO for S2t; one for ss1; one for S7s and
"A two Tor 500; besides twenty-five new ones,
ranging in price from $50 to S7Oo. All for rent OF
sale upon easy terms, ut our Piano Wafefooms S6,
J osA JOHN r. ELLIS,
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+ u r :!
on 000 PEACH TREES.

OF sale at my Nursery, near Washington. The
best select fruit. WV -
q, Also, general assortment Of ORNAMENT
TAL, EVERGREEN, SHADE, and FRUIT
TREES. ""O
n5-lm JOSHUA pEIpNp
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FUTURE DAYS.
By WALL 4 BARNARD, Auctloneers.
L I'll NpR OWED a

BN WALL q BARNARD, AuctIOneers.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT
AUCTIoN.-On WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON, llth instant, at 412 O'Clock, we will sell. IN
front OF the premises, part of Lot %. in Square ESQ.,
fronting is feet on 18th street west, between n
and streets north and running back 90 feet TO ten
feet Hey. This valuable property Is improved with
good two STORY frame dwelling house. back build
ing, wood sheds, c., and is situated IN one of the
most beautiful and improving parts of the city. For
investment this sale offers an excellent opportu-
nifty, as the property will command good rent.
Terms liberal and made known at sale
n6-ts WALL, AZ BARNARD. Ancts
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MUSICAL NOTICE.

It. n. SPEIR. Piano TUNER, REGULATOR ENr
REPAIRER, having a practical xpeuence>-
IF fourteen years IA the eTplS Of Messrs ETVTs1T
Stodart Il Morris, piano manufacturers. "
New York, offers his services to the citizens of
Washington and the District.
Old Pianos thst have become why in tone and de-
fecIve from long use, can he restored 20 their Or
nal brilancy at a very small expense.
Orders left at the Piano Store OF Mr.. RichSrd
Davis. S8 Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10th streets,
wall meet with prompt attention. NJ 81.
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AII.ECk HOTSE.

LAYING received from FLORIDA large GREEN
IT KITE, At will be served up This After c.
noon and To- Morrow. 1rf21S
Having fitted up my house for the accom- TX
mediation OF persons wishing Meals, I am PREPARED
10 serve them on the most reasonable terms.
nest corner -tb 80 - 80,
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SECONDHAND PIANOS for sale below tbeu
- real value, TO make room. at the Music-
Depotof w. q. METZEROTT.
large assortment Of Flutes and ViolInsfIINV'
lust arrived -. OF
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TOR RENT.-A modsrn-built HOUSE, contain
L ing eleven rooms. The house is on 9Th street,
between and streets, in the best location in the
city, heated BY furnace and lighted with gas. APP
ply to THOMAS PARKER. nav
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GONE TO JAIL James Simms, alias Charles,
sailor, who was arrested and sent TO the work
house about two weeks ago for disorderly con-
duct, was arrested last night by officer LLOYD for
TWO cases OF assault and battery, Of which
was the attack, with knife and pistol on Young
Ferrril, who was so badly wounded on the Il rst
OF June. When he was on his way to Jail off,
Ger Sanderson arrived at the Guard house with
another warrant against him for similar attack
on a German named Sauns He was committed
Go jail in each case.
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The MEANEsT SPECIMEN OF RUFPiANIsM YET
Yesterday, as funeral procession was passing on
Massachusetts avenue, In the Northern Liberties,
TO bury the body Of an Irish infant the line was
attacked and broken by a gang OF rowdies and
the persons obliged to fly for safety information
was sent 10 the officers soon as possible; but
before they arrived at the place the rufians had
dispersed, and no one could identify the par
ties engaged in the cOwardly attack Several
gentlemen have endeavOred to assist the OH
GERS IN ascertaining who the scoundrels were, but
50 FAR without success
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Enthusiastically, man named Ward, who
is employed at the Capitol extension, was at
tackled by three persons, near Thirteenth street
and the Avenue, and badly beaten--for what. we
are not informed. The persons are said TO be
known to the officers, and means have been taken
yor their arrest.
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SIock On MONDAY AFTERNOON. Nov o. I
AZ O'Clock, shall sell, at the Auction Rooms an
u $40 Corporation of Washingt ton QuarterIy s.
m fer Cent stock, in sums TO suit. ~
Terms cash, IN current funds.
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FURNISHED HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT
Il The House contains thirteen rooms. The r ur-
nIture is handsome. of the best quality. and new
Will be sold rented separately or together. Apply
ON the premises, No. "a Missouri avenue, between
"a and 9th streets. Aim
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ARREsrED-On Saturday night, John f. Mo-
ran was arrested in the First Ward, by Watch
man Griffin, on the charge Of being concerned In
the riot at the Northern Market in which " atcb-
man klopfer was shot He was taken to the Gen.
tral Guard house, and committed NV Ius,ice
Dom for further hearing
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seHeral good Earns. well
PORT ROYAL KlOTEs. AND FERRY,
FOR Sale.

THIS desirable property offered for sale Any
wishing embark this business alone in
Mercantile, Grocery Mechanical business,
Will md this negLbOTnOOd, ample means ami encourage
there being demand Tor increase i'll tnes5 lines OF
business. The Ferry iOuEd lucrative by
themselves The been newly and thoroughly
paired, andi gUOd business. 1he Ferry is
Port Royal situated in Montgomery county, Tennessee,
Red RVer thirteen miles northeast Of ClarEssle on
Western Route, tbiy-X miles from Nashville
leading HOpknsvi GOlcOnCa and Green's Jerry
QurHIy tide of emigration from the south west
States pass through and this Ferry,
which Itself has cleared hundred dollars
For boarding and Transient custom the hotel stand
paTtiCU aTy desirable Inc neghbOThOOdIs wealthy and
prosperous the society the state, school and
igOus Institutions abundant. Call soon Ss AN deter
mined 70 Sell forthwith and bargain may be had. ANY
will EeaCa ron Royal, Tennessee
apr24-ddzLW2mE }. r MALLORY
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NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS

FARE ONLY S12-THME 'EHRO, , ETOTTERS
TUVRAINS run through from Stevenson 10 Me0- -
n phis and make close connection with trains
on Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad at Steven
son Through Tickets from Nashville to NemDb soT5 -
SI2 Time through 25 hours.
NO STAGING.
Passengers should leave Nashville on the o,co.k
Train which arrives at Stevenson at IS A. M and con-
meets with Trains for Memphis No DELAY except IN cbsn1
ing e, L. ANDERSON,
apriI3-tf. Ticket Agent
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SALES TO COME.
FALUABLE LAND NEaR NASHVILLE

AN authorised 70 sell and make eompIsts titles 20 the
Il Tract Of Lend upon which the late u. P. Walker
sided and the lot upon which the blacksmith Shop "a stu
aed and she sa7es and STOCK ths place. The place
10 situated on the Gelatin turnpike IRteTseCbad By
the Nashville and Louisville Railroad Is near enough 70
Nashville 70 make Is couvsRenT country residence for
persons Dong business IN the city has aRe spring
there Is 10 the State and Is susceptible Of divisions
several lots, Of which would afford beautiful build
ING situations fronting the turnpike FaiIFosd.
thOrIssd to sell the entire Tract II body psr0ss
and On such credit ss 1 may deem eSpedent. sba be
on the place during the s aud second weeks Of h0vem
Der and viii receive proposals for The purchase g.
private sale OF al any tnO above named real and per
sOna property. IN the any person desiring
examine the property can do so By calling on Ara Agnes
Walker the place and proposals 10 purchase be
made 70 John Taylor Mathew allen the plses
or addressed at Trenton, Gibson county, Tenn.
sepI2a-tf SAMUEL WILLIAMS Trustee
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FINER

wv r. CORNELIUS Agent for the sale of Fisk,s CeIe
w brated Patent Metallic Burial Gases. is
prepared TO attend to all Funerals heretofore be bI
services may be required Office Phcsnix WarsToom
No AZ Spring street, Cherry Residence No 10 Vns
street between Spring and Broad. -
NB-W also attend to receiving forwarding bodies
&c when notified. TsnT96Ntf
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Fine Old Whistles.

WE received from Philadelphia three barrels Of
w H & Il. Catherwo0ds old hOumain Rye Whisky,
Three barrels of xxx
Three do xxx
Two do Xxx
One do
Two barrels old Bourbon Is4s T6sus vvbiskte, ava
pure and worth from $3.50 four dollars GALLON
For sale In any quantity HOLLISTERlE CARTER
ApE2S g, Utn0n street,