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Ser s.lc very CAear.

ser 1alr Very ChcAH.
nNE full lot, south side Of High, between 18Th
~ aud 18th streets; improved with new double
brick house, q stories high; sach department IA
1 rooms with front entrance to each In fact thsy
arc separase dwellings under the same roof, bain
in city styie; oellsr andsr each, and plssssrea
throu out new frame hosss and stable back also
. good we'll Of soft vatas. Apply 70
PRIMROSE nAYNk6,
odsce over Donblsdsy Wilson's Stoss, hseonA
At. bet. Main and Johnson. ord opposite bae.ing
House of Hatch Thomson. lmAfsA1A
sale 81 Groceries.
r HAVE this day aoid out ny entire stoes -
L Groceries 10 j. NJ III at and J. ,. Paal. 49, -
Tsasie. whom / ssssmmsnd to Ne pahlie s@ee-
dcnce o. prudent bssinsss men.
FEB. ~. 'S7-fb3i-d CIV. Kka11M.
r ARD OIL. spiris Gss, IlaSss1 Oh, Cs1oA
! / Dcmar and Coach vasuish, sa - ao4y9ek9
| IT A1HNSas
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CoHsSASGs.--JAsEs LYscn will b. . candidate
for Cons table ~ The April sleeiion
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gD-0sa. J. B. BROWNE viii b . easdida..
for Jsstsss Of tAs Psass 1t the April election.
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SroRx AND fIaI.-Ws had violent storm
between II and O'Clock on Sunday mora

DosAr1or PAsfY.-We are grati6sd to
know that TIE donation party Of Rev. Mr..
Smith vss vssy largely attended. The re-
ssipts vsrs liberal, though certainly not more
20 thea they deserved TO be. Few men work
harder for poor pay than the preachers Of
the gospel.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

poftAson.
.--oU-C--.~-.
-
coHsrASIs.--JAsss LYscs will b. : candidate
1879 ~--
Asssas KSsTossi Pissss ssaosnes A. n. PIAr.
'sHssss - candidate fss Alderman In the 9Th
-.
Srws ere ssthsrissa to announce CzAsaxs
BALswus = . sa,dka.t. Ia, Jus,ic. ~ N. p..r.
81 Inc sassins election.
aeY..s..,cx Zoe. vi,l hs !. ..,A,a... a., A..
astnsa - tie Oh ward.
~rhe vot.,, 1. ~. n.- ,;.,,,, ~ ~. al WA
pr,se., e. 49, a. 0r0 q ALTON ~. -.
candidate f>r Alsn~n.
c.
we ars Authorised to announce WILLIAM
dat. f.r 49,. i. =. r.,,a W.,
for ys.,,e. a a. Pc. :. -. AMI, s,...;..
a. !, J..,,.. - =. D.. :, 80 -, 49,. - "a
$50"
ALsssnAs'-Pissss asaessce the name Of JOHN
ward. ~. 49,.
-
Unv AAsssAL- - Please ssnosnos WILLIAM
meAla 10y vnrrr.
A-------------------------
candidate for Citv Nssrhal a>xa ohas>.
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TEs PAcxs5s.-In order to make oonpsc-
tions ~ Qaissy, the Packets Jsannis Deans,
Die vsssoa, and Thos. swan now leave 81.
Louis . , o'slosk, r. NJ, instead Of 4. OF
course, thss, thsy osght 70 81 here little
earlier, wind and wsashsr permitting.
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REAL ksTALG AsRScr -PartieulArAt tsnti paid
TO the purchasing and selling vi City Lots, Houses
and Lands Of every description.
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Crv AAssnAL. - Please aAnoanoe WILLIAM
LESLIE = candidate for City Marshal, And obllrs
neAlD MANY vOTERS.
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S0J. I. BLAIR viii b. candidate for the Of.
hes Ut Jsstics Of ths Peace at the April sleetsa.
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RANDOLPH - candidate for Aldernaa Of the Third
ward. Macy v0rERs.
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KENDALL, HOWE 4 CO.,
lsucckssoRs TO RowI, LocK WOOD co.,)
Wholesale and Retail
AUCTION 4 COMMISSION NERO CHANTS,
And Real Estate Agenls,
Second st., next door to the Athensum, ksokuk
Iowa.
PARTICULAR attention viii be paid to buying
L and selling Real Es,a:e md personal property,
negotiating loans, and any Ter business that may
be entrusted to US.
We have convenient ro9rls, and will attend to
storing and forwarding gooas and produce Of all
kinds.
Liberal Cash advances made on goods consigned
for sale when desired
We have large and wei, elected st.ck Of Gold
and silver Watches, Gold Jcwelry, and Notions,
which We offer nj wholesale and retail 90 low -
can be found in the country.
Merchants and Pediars will be supplied at ex-
tremely low prices for cssh.
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UtJt OUR Uitp.
-----4 $1,000 = sb--------------------
MONDAY M0RFikC, MIR. Is.



ParsleulaS Nes1es.
Advsrtissnsnts shoald - HANDED in BY 2
O'Clock, =. r., - iasars inssstisa the next
morninss salsss My sss ssyy short.
No tsansisas sdvsstissnsnts will be insert.
ed unless psid Tor In advance.
D1LLs OF LApING.
large supply jsss printed snd for sale At
this ollcs.
Acknowledgements, W. 8. Nelson, A. q.
Mason, Isarisn Ilstboas, Die Vernon, Clara
Hins, and g. w. Jones.
SroRx AND FnI.--Ws had violent storm
between II and J O'Clock on Sunday morn
ing.
Dasiag the storm The clerks 10 Wosstsr,
Tsmplin 3 Co.'s store discovered that the
building W. % AFs. There hsppsasd 70 BE-
four psrsoas in The store, bat water Wa very
scarce, and 10y bad great diiieolty in put
ting ost ~ Ore. Some 32O0 worth VI goods
wsrs dsstEsysd "a damaged. The 6rs BE-
gun u ~ tsp u ~ partition in the second
story, soos - Ssst fron The front Windows
on Main strsst, Ard was probably caused BY
lightning, thssgh 20 trace Of 10 sGscss, %
tho bsilding o. oGhsrwiss, aside from the Ire,
can BE- Discovered.
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81 CIty Lots Tor sale
IN DIM0ND's ADDITION. Tsrms-l~5 cash ;
balance In four years These Iots are beautIfully
situated on the blum, near md Avenue, and con-
mand hne view Of the river. plat Of the same
may Be seen IT the olkcs oil Z. r. Dimoui, In xii.
boune's Block, Nain-st. II .bls-dt
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AMPLE T. RANKIN.
real. ESTATE nEAI.Epc

A LOTS In Mason 3 Lower Addition--6ns view
r the city and river. Term easy.
mchSd SAMPLE 4 RANKIN
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Acknowledgements, W. 8. Nelson, A. q.
Mason, Isarisn Eislboas, Die Vernon, Glars
Hine, and @. w. Jones.
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New Fall Stock.
1865.
COMSTOCk & BROS.

WE have just received cur Fall ard " inter
" stoek from The East and are PREPARED to
NIL orders for any thing In our line rEoE rrLr.
We have out several new and beautiful Stoves,
among which is the QUINCY PAKLok, stove
that we wish every one to examine before making
their purehasesfo winter uar entire stick is mofs
complete than retoiore, AID Cur prices as u4usi,
very low. sepi3d CtMs1uCk 4 BRU.
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- Please aasosaes HENRY SEYMOUR q .
candidate for City Marshal, asd obligs
sshlS MANY VOTERS.
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rIlo the city trade we arc prepared to ohsr
L kinds Of ware pertainingto Housekeeping, Ses
Stoves black cd and put up ON short notice
House and ali other kinds Of job work IN our lin .
done with Dispatch Mt S3. tUMsIoCh bho.
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" saEFsNs.ION


t.. Turf i5#a.tr - i.#.. lH ~ Comm. .r.-
Tie Gtbtet-h. r 49, .>..t . G9'elai fi''
W,et<a.... .raafy j.. 1877
strenuous 'N.'t af. E. H''' o. obtain a vote IA
lhr louise upon Tho arm ...''o '''i ~ MI 'Ai"P-
bell on Noada5- Ni,#=#a ~ ,- 4" 'tf@tly lmt1"-
h''l' that any action NJ - ta' '' Tue saiJr'' '"t
sr--ioh as ihf '"iI1tt.. i"3'-''t !iHE '"inh'l''
are ready IL submit lorf t'i'i' "" inea3afioh Nh'h
We nay e'peIt ',uF}hf #s' &c.
iesteraatt 'H' farm ~ ton WAS 9'ss4ss'1 NY
smith, OF AtfEn", "b7 lfHir-ir'r ia hett1 OF the
WOO. grove '' ''- '' we i'a'''"" ID,
81. duif on WOO ana - -. '.'I",' AoohI "''
Promising iie"''' '''i' ''' l''Wi"ioH' VINO
opposed IN pi't'N'' .''N -''' "'t' rs II Is "'-
,''oPed Ia III ''p''''' ise '.''.'''s On My "u"
Means Nj. ""'"'i NJ 'Hait "'' gaiie s'ed't'"Ie
10 MS eioqoeh'' ANA ..t.da P''''' lie seon'" 10
MINK tha' Tie N'I'n -hott' '.''!"' ''se1 u F .'
'he lhaaul' 9t'-' ''i' 3' '''"'a 10 lalnl7h "r'
ia" ha'efi"s NM +.
The report 81 thc investigating tImmittec is fu'u-
minons but l. said To e4a#aa bout .tle testimony in
support OF He serious impeachment 81 congressional
integrity to examine "hl,liI" Hsitstiua M, APP
pointed. Three member al the liuNse nre repoi ted
to be impI'n ed each al vi m declares his ability to
suhstahtihte h's l"ho''Hfs. II D. 'uitef run"ltd
that the committee Wulaspuri r,.oiHuon excluding
Mr. Simonion, the ts@=s oorrc -p9ndeai. IRON lhe
oor OF the House on what ground u Is not cay TO
CONJECTURE aIiet .h'i have feiea@ri Ina lem 'u'-
todN. Hem1l have MA I. 1r0uon I" l'Lns thus mHde
"FoNs MARTYR "t but tie public "te looking for
''N'''hs VI !" ''''''' 'ia'A 90 tiitta tt'i' '''
be II Is, however drstihlIe mat nothing hut s"l'-
/ factory eHidenec-Ho mere i#iilr tlie or gossip
shall be published tlHst HE reputation Gf parties
mentioned IN the report
Yesterday the Senate. lay Il vote of thirty-tyo 20
ten passed the bill giving the territory, not to the
| railroad companies, of Minnesota thifteen hundred
thousand acres of the pahlIg land for railroad pur-
poses. Gen shields e4a I,s the credit of engineer
ng it, WAS in tie Senate at the time OF its passage
ltis good move for eae vino may ct aspire TO the
censorship ct the new Slate.
Nj Cob Of Gcorsia. announced Yesterday his in
,cution of visiting his home Tor the next two week
preparatory IT is correctly believed To his return +,
Washington IL. Secretary Il The Treasury. pos.ilI,
lie nav lie eailea to the State pcparimrnt thor.i
there i still Il strong pre..urr to ret Il ! NnILn,
. there NHl.,r. am told. Ntltto Wheatlaud yrs,er
dav and II III invitation the stanee is a favor
bile omen Gen Cas- Is considered too ola nm,
bol1, naf of tl. question th,l.h he will 49,
nine at his euf,rcci alsenr from Of iaI emnoyno,
An ardent nersonsl ,f5ef..i If t,c ,cncr,lt Vi,l;
can senator. was LleI, telling me some evidences ~
| ? - '.'''s siN'''''H 4"
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Tin Gn-c Of kex fir. IL u IIoc D.. Of RO.ton.

BOSTON, Feb. lb.-lhe morning service at
fremont Temple yesterday was crowded to tx.
cess Rev. Mr. Kalloch briefly addressed the CON
gregaiion on the subject of the indictment found
against him for adultery. He bad no desire 10 a
void, but courted an investigation. In the mean
Tine he would temporarily resign his pastoral
dutlr-, and meet the charges II citizen of the
Commonwealth, hoping soon In resume his min
isterial hhors. He then anne unced that Rev.
Nathaniel Butler, of Maine with other clergymen
would fill the vacancy caused by his temporary
withdrawal. The service then proceeded, Mr..
Butler officiating.
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General Walker zuYinribIc,


1t seems that the one half we hear relative to
the sutierings and privations of this remarkable
mans amy in Nicaragua, is not correct. From
the last and most reliable accounts Gen. Walk
or was not detered, nor had be remotest idea of
captivating. This statement Is made upon the
hest authority, rs vii! b. seen by the following
pnrnsrlrh. which take from the Republican
Banner anil N0sdrWe mig, OF Feb. 3. That pa
per avs:
We have seen and cnuversed with Capt. In.
~ {. Cook, n native of Sumner county, in this
State who l. attached to Nicaraguan army-who
served with distinction under Gen. Ilcnning>en
during the siege of Granada, and who On
haarl the lake steamer on his return to the ri
I'll States. when it was captured hv spencer
He cons, queutv brings the very latest auhen.
lie and reliable intelligence that has been reeev
cd from Gen. Walker army lie assures rs TINT
Con. Walker. when he left, Mt the head of
not lees than one ihnusHnd men with abundance
# military stores Of every description aud plen
~ ei provisions. Upon being questioned by us
II, Ia The possibility of the Generals getting Ell.
t,rcl ;, ont rf proyi,lons-he said that raS inpos
,.bie as the surrounding country afforded nev-
er ifiiing suppl, Of good h'ef.
CHih. G.. hoots at the idea of Gen. Walker
folee being either defeated or compelled 10 capi.
tuIatc.
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n u.hiTe.


Bushire. the capture OF which by The british
Is announced by The Anglo Saxon, is a Persian
nnrt and ritv situated on the Persian CUT nj
the northern extremity Of sandy peninsula On
the land sidr it Is protected by a wall with round
towers, md on the other slde- by the sea, whl'h.
On the north rms harhor. lined by wEarves.
II j. built Of white stone, aud externally pres
M. "A fine anpcnfancp. But It's street ARE nar
row nnd rupayrd. it has few rfHlly good houses
and the public buildings consist only It some
poor mosques. the Goyerror's palhce. ware
house hclnnging IL the English East India Con.
panv. lHi Q. hHz1ar. u few coee houses. anu u
singh public bath. The anchorage is the best
on the c,n-t hut l. .ill FIR from -nfe in the north
wes, winds. aid the water l. 81 shallow that
ships Of 30 tone cannot get within SIX miles oil
III" ci v. The population is about 2D.O'O. Fer.
sa1s. Arabs and Arnpniaus. The trade is chief
" with British India, and is Of considerable I'M
porfancr. l5n.hre is the principal port III thu
kingdom. II exports raw sllk. cotton, wool, To-
bacco, shawls. horses, carpets, dri d fruits
elaip, wine, sulphur. wax. Drug and precious
STONES. It, Imports are rice. indigo, sugar. spi.
ee-. hardware, porcelain and English cotton goods
In he year ending May 81, 1921. the whole u
mount + exports from Bushire TO India, accord
ing IN nlliriul reports, amounted to the value OF
@l.50O 600. We have seen no later accounts
that can be relied on, but there Is no doubt that
the amount Of lrnde has increased greatly Of late
Wars.
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Another Hood nININnun

ALBANY. Feb. H.--Another fire. shet has occur
red in the Hudson. and the lower part OF this a.
ty, south at Broadway. is flooded, but owl to
the present precautionary measures thpt have
been taken. the destruction to property is com.
paratively trifing.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-21

\ coue,p 1ndent of the New York Herald
writes from Mexico under date Of February |,
that, on the previous evening. a treaty had been
signed between the United States and Mexico by
which this government is to loan Sl5 OoO, 900.
OF this sum S3.00o.000 goes to pay American
claims. As security for the loan the United
States are to receive fifteen per cent. of the
customs. Arrangements are also to be made for
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-21

The Washington correspondent Of the Rich
mond Enquirer, speaking Of the composition Of
the new Cabinet savs: rhe effect on parties
here, and especially upon the South, will becoine
a matter Of grave concern. There can be no
doubt that there Is possibility Of formidable
Democratic opposition IN the SENATE, If Demo
cratic principle or men hostile to the tradition
AIRY policy Of the parIy az put forward to con
troll the government" There is some doubt then
whether the new administration will have u pence-
iul and fair weather cruise Mutinies and storms
are threatened. We'll. shall SEQ.
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MUTUAL SYSTEM
NEW YORK LIFE gNsI.sNCE COMPANY
CAPT. AE. ST. eos So.
d CHRISTI,
" " 4. READ.
DAVID b PAYNE. Agent
40. $. PAYNE. NJ. u Medical Adviser


4. ii. ARMisIEAD, T. ID. CHRfsTftS.
DIR. SAML. X cox, w. y. READ.
ShMIa hCGoKKIE,
'lNHlS Company commenced is operations - years ago
with guaranteed Galai oi S3UuUl which accuinu.
lated to 81 C59O0S 65 the 1t January, s55 AL ested Ia
state Stocks and in Bonds and Ala beey 10 be M
doubealy good
We know of mode of investing money more proftablv
The profits mutual for the and not
less than thirty per cent annually on the premium pad
ala n Il xcfs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-21

more unrestricted commercial intercourse be.
tween tho two countries. A postal treaty will
also GO into operation at the same time.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-21

The South side Democrat says: Ave under
stand that Dudley Mann is now at Washington
where he will abide uatil ofter the adjourn
meut of Congress, exerling himself to convince
and is colvincing-the prominent citizens of
the Union, Of the feasibility Of his scheme fo the
Chesapeake aud Milford Haven SteaL. Ferry
inc aud that as soon A. tie Legislature Of Nir-
siuia eonvoars he will upply TO that body for II
charter for IL, Companr. should Gov. Wise
cali IN exrn session in June. MS seems probable,
it i. not unlikely that The construction OF the lc-
yiu,hans viii be commenced during next ou
tumn.'
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Abolition Convention.

UTICA, Feb. I6.-The Radical Abolition Con
venion assembled here TODAY, was attended by
about one hundred persons. The resolutions al
opted fully endorse the dsunon sentiments of
the Worcester convention.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-21

market seven thousand bf-f- # tea VIE -n'h
here Ia. day AT price, higher Than ever was o'iofe
obtained in this market.
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1t i said that cf the entire trnde Of A!riea,
which is believed to amount 10 the annual sum
of one hundred millions Of dollars. Great Bilian
enjoys from the west coast eene full twcuty flo
millions, while the trade of the L. States with tbe
entire continent is only little mere chan three
millions of dollars
The Cincinnati Times says that TN effort Is
to be made raise a fund for the purpose Of erect
ing monument to the meinory If the hero Of
Tippecsnoe A ball is 10 take place in Cnein
na.i on the ODD inst the proceeds Of which are
10 be applied TO this purpose
In the law of Mas sachusetts which makes the
twenty second of February legal holiday, it Is
provided that the twenty third of February shall
be observed, 'rhtn The t,eenty second occurs
Sunday" The Legislature. Courts, Banks etc,
will be closed on Monday the twenty third in
slant
The gathering ct the New York ice crop far
the season has closed. The amount harvested $
100000 tons, u larger amount than ever before
gathered in season. The quality is very
superior The dealers have it in contemplation
To advance the wholesale prices twelve per e,nt.
and the retail prices by sii larger percentage
In the Senate of Penn, wanna, series Of jpin,
resolutions has been pa.sed, unanimously, in
structng their l.. 5. Senators and reque sting
their Representatives To- vote against any law for
the repeal Of the duty railr ad iron. In the
House 'ssre resolutions passed by ayes 81, uoos
l3
The Legislature of Maryland has commission
ed Mr.. Edwin White, of New York. to paint an
historical picture on a revolutionary subject
The subject will be washington Resiguing his
Commission at Annapolis"
1t is stated by the officers Of the Mint that at
the present price of copper and for several years
past. there has been little or no profit on the is
sue OF copper cents. and, 10 consequence IF the
low value ofthis coin, it might be issued at one
half its present weight with seigniorage profit,
and without tempting the counterfoter, because
the profits on their issue would be two small to
undergo the risk of detection.
An act repeating the law against betting ON O.
lectons, has passed the Louisiana Legislature;
also an act repeating the law which prohibits lot
teries.
Some It the incidents of the Senatorial cleo.
lions in California were of remarkable char.
ter. The San Francisco Globe denies that DIR
Twin made any corrupt bargain with l}rode
rick. in order 10 secure the influence aud vote,
Of that gentleman friends The Alta allcg
ed that he did. The charge is also repealed b,
three members Of the State Senate and tw,
members of the Assembly over their>own names
lIes des this DR.. G win publishes letter Stain.
that the allegation against him came from per
sons who were disappointed in not getting
share If the Fed raj patronage which it is the
privilege of an L. s. Senator sometimes to dis
pense. At the same time he frankly acknowl-
edges lis indebtedness and obligations to Mr.
Br"derick's friends for aiding his re election,
ana adds that henceforth he intends to turn over
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T,OMmrs.gONTR,s s.s,EO E,,yn
BY W VI. II. MOSBY


HI'Nf. VI NJ ~ = N "tTN'-F " III on The
2id day OF February si at my lr Residence Lynch
burg sell by way nf public auction quaHtv ons,nuI
and Ktgh' Furniture Terms made known the tine and
place Of ale
The House AMI l, Lately occupied by is for rent by prI
waite contract G. DABNEY 49,
feb ~ lt2he c. Il. PHELPS. Auc
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BY CKENSHAW a FISHER.
RICHMOND, VA.
~AgCo s.uE-5.,ao uAC.p,c.o,

4 NAHs'U M I,oDU RAd.S RIG COEFEE
~ We will ofer auction corner Of M
and Basin hank. on Tuesday February a. 1857 al II NJ
tho cfr'aa tie bark Ann Grant direct from RIO de Jsno
ro. consisting OF 300 bags Coffee. double has 81
quality seertei Slressy this market Samples ara @
ON exhibition. ~ NJ"
TtItns--four months FIR approved paper
feb Gdt4Itcb CRENSIIAW 4 EISupu
COMMISSIONERS stI.EO s,yn .xn
~ NEGROES. CROPS, STOCKS, &c.--Tle pnlorst.,. :.
Cimms sone1 in thc cases If Coleman Is ocrsn
and Ills admir- same. viii Tucsdty H., 1a, -
February lF57 at the residence Of kob,rt
county OF Bedford proceed to sell the Tract al lana 40
which the said Coleman now rosdes containing abon b0e
well Hnpiove which there n good frsno1 -.
with aud nil necessary houses Al the same lima
place will sell the whole tn" Crops Stock pIan,a
implements. aud household an Kitchen Furniture ON so1
land and the next day tdnosday 25fh i'm from ~
the Market House in the city Of Lynchburg i'll sell ali n,
the Slaves belonging 10 the estate If the Mrs Mary r
Coleman being some II IN aumber consisting men women
and children. snmc # whu.. likely
The land will be sold n credit and years II ,,r
chaser giving bonds with good security retained
last payment The personal property other negroes nm
credit ot Il months Tor all $50 The n,pr,rs
will be sold for cash. y. C. MANSON Conn
f. tt15ftb
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10 Frederick whatever of Federal patronage
there may be. TO dispense la the State,-gl" OF
being rid of H. aud the troubles it has brought
| him tG@in) in times past. IL ma-i BE- confessed
that this agreement 10 give up TO his colleague
the dispensaiion of the patronage has strong
odor of bargaining about il. The net l. So IN
democratic that we are bound to believe there wns
some consideration" valuable to Gwln. IT to no
one else. The pubic. however cannot have
much choice whether Broderick, the shou der
striker. or Gwn, who bargained with him, shall
have mott power under the new administration.
The New York Tribune publishes conspicuous.
" a long advertisement from u DIR. benjamin
liardnge. who announces that he has discovered
a process for the Iqufaeton of quartz rock; the
EXTINCTION of the last particle of gold 81 other
precious metal which that rock may eontuin;
aud for the holding Of TINT hitherto solid rock in
the form of a liquid IN easks and hogsheads ready
t. be turned bnck into rock again as it is needed,
thu. atfordnga new material for building cheap
or than brick and beautiful as precious stones
The claim Of the discoyerer l. fortified by the
certificate OF chemists aud metnIlurglsts. The
Tribune says, We ''casfess that we have perused
these statements with emotions of wonder; and
we frankly declare cur opinion that if the allega
tons and promises now brought forward shall be
fully sustained by the future experience of the
world. even the enthusiastic oloquenco with which
DR.. llardinee himself now contemplatcs his dis
covery will seem pale and feeble beside the uni
vcrsdl applause and honor with Which humanity
will hereafter regard not only the thing itself but
ITS immortal aut hnr."