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The Washington union., 1858-02-18
VIRGINIA

From LIST JUN 1858, 10 30kh June, 1859
1912 Burners SPRING. back six
times week em lst July to goth September, and
week the residue Of the year.
Leave Water Lick Tuesday at 1l,s after arrival Of
Arrives Burners springs by az pm;
leave Burners Spring. Tuesday at 5,a am
py sSsp sunday during 'm0 hours from Is. July to a0
5sls Woodstock by saumvic Mount olive,
Leave Woodstock "wednesday at 3pm;
Arrive At Mount olive by oPm;
Leave Mount Olive Wednesday at IL M
asi From Lancaster II to Merry Point miles and back twice
lancaster 6. H. Wednesday and saturday a,4pm;
Arrive at Merry Point by pm;
Leave Merry Wednesday aud Saturday at II
From Norfos by Yorktown 10 King Queen H. ios
bidders will propose schedule of departures and arrivals
1915 From wlamss Wharf Green's Wharf, to North End 6S
Leave Wiiarss wharf Tuesday and saturday Immediately
after arrival Of Norfolk mnl--say pm;
Araiye rars Sar 4 SSa snd ta% %.a, sy ,n ri saturday
5s7 fomconcora by spanish oaks o,ie miles and back
Leave Concord Wednesday at PM
Leave Oakvilc wednesday at "a M
Proposals weekly trip and Spanish
RowIcshurg Wolf Greek nrncn and Licking Creek
George, 20 miles and back, week.
Leave Rowcsburs Wednesday at 5am;
Leave 81 George Wednesday n n at lpm;
sss Tpm s. y Holy aud Red Creek
Fork, 80 miles and back week
Leave ST. George Thursday at Dam;
Arrive Mt Dry FORK by pm;
Leave Dry Fork Friday at Gam;
Arrive at ~. George by 8 pm,
$500 From s. laurel H local nane 10 Meadow vI
Is miles and bnck, week.
leave st. George Thursday al Yam;
Arrive at Meadowvic by II M
cave Mcadowvilc Thursday nj
Arrive nj 81, George by pm
5s2l From Point Pleasant by Angeona Jackson C. H. 30 miles
and back, week.
Leave Point Pleasant Thursday at sm
Arrive At JacksonC. II by 6pm
Leave jackson g. w. Friday at
Arrive ut I'hnt Pleasant by
Buffalo Jackson H. 30 miles
Leave Buffalo Wednesday at am;
Arrive a Jackson G. II. by pm;
Icnvc jackson G. II. Tuesday at Q a m;
Arrive Mt Buffalo by pm.
s523 Prom New California; by Wm Ganees, Flat Fork Elijah
frce's, and New KenIck 70 sissonvie IS miles
week
California Tuesday IN;
Arrive ut Si.sonvilo by
Sssonylle Wednesday d
Arrive nj New California by y
vie Stony Creek ID miles back
Leave Htitvllc Monday mt sa m;
Arrive At stony Creek by l2 m;
Leave Stony Creek Monday at M
Esl1yilc by
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JAMES J. DICKINs,

Pennsylvania aceae bteen Sere1teenM and Eighteenth streets
WASHINGTON, ID. G.
This establishment newly furnished aud arranged the mod
and improved principle, with private apartments
for either ladies gentlemen.
The bar supplied with the choicest Of and liquors
Gsmc and othcr deicaces In season.
Hot md cold lunch from ii o'clock M, until IL, m.
Nov EFT fE5t
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DUNCAN. SHERMAN, 4 Co,

CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS, NEW YORK
ISSUE circular notes and credits for travellers.
available in all the principal cities Of the world Also
tile credits, for in Europe, China &c.
Jan 3l--3md
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,. STOCKETT MATHEWS.
~ o,,,,,, ATTORNEY Att LAW
OFFICE No. l COUNSELLOR'S HALL
GAG LEXINGTON STREET.
viii attend promptly to all kinds of business appertanns
to his profession. Pi' oa "a
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lElDS. PJ Il
SHIELDS & ROCHE =


en- SHIELDS s. ROCHE,
tsSsSIaJ IMPORTERS
E-ssNDks4H WINES AND BRANDIFS.
And dealers in all kinds of DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
. No l45 North Holcdrd street, Baltimore Nd
Always on hand, a large stock of superior Old RYE
WHISKEY. au17 IF
E3SA LAURENCE THOMSI1N \ co,
laElZ5 EXCHANGE PLACE, HEAD OF COMMERCE
SSs~@sA STREET,
IMPORTERS
BRANDIES, WINES, SEGARS &C.
Offer for sale an extensive assortment of
BRAN DIES:
D. Hennessy; Otard, Dupuy Co; Jean Louis 1911: Su
Perlor old Cognac Jules Robin Co; A. Seienete; John
Durand Co.-of various grades All in &. s. Bonded
Warehouse
WINES:
Sherry, MADEIRA, Port, Sicily Lisbon, Burgundy and
Malaga Wines in casks. Also Champagne, CIarct and
0ck in gass-part very choice Curacao and Marasci
Cordials.
HOLLAND GIN, of Bicker's 'Grape' brand-of highly
approx cd quality. London Brown Stout and Porter:
scotch and India Ale. Bordeaux Marseilcs Sweet
OIL Sardines, Maccaroni, Vermicelli, Olives Capers &c
sc. S' n.y.
HAVANA SEGARS constantly receiving from a num-
Der OF the most celebrated manufacturers. ie3O-tf
NSll IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
IN WINES, BRANDIES AND LIQUORS
~ 4 Al SOUTH GAY STREET, BALTIMORE
large and superior stock of PURE RYE WHISKEYS
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Str1mhNlts.

E-s.xT FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
fS-z1-'1=----1z VA.-Thc steamer WM SEIBEN. " r
hlrM'n captain leaves her wharf foot of South street
atr,H fN'Al at =. w., for the above place son
pug III an "i me usual landings going and RETURNING
leaves Ire"ericEshurg every FRIDAY MORNING. at
0 ci"ck Tor baltimore Freight of every Dissertation
Iahe AT low rates Blank bills Of ladng OF the form
San p Iau on board Fregts to all points excrpt Fed
erGh>ptrs ana baltimore must be prepaid For freight
or passage, having excellent stat. room ,i
apply in Baltimore Board the Boat ioh
Agents in Frcdcricks burg
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Eu.sIT%s.-.,. FOR THE SOUTH
ss-h'.z=<7==-=-E DIRECT FROM NEW YORK. rb,,,a
pELPHiA and BALTIMORE. via the I'm
10 ,-,-,,---.. q Y LINE,''
TO NORFOLK, WELDON, RAIEiC1 WI1,r1rcro,,
ChAiLr.E LESION, AUGUSTA, ATLANTA, MONT.
GOMERY, AND NEW ORLEANS
SPRING AND SUMNER APRIVEEvr,-u
,, ~ DAILY, teNctpt SuudaysD via
On LINZ y SEA EuARp ROANOKE RAILROAD
TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES
The Schedule being arranged that IN fra,,.r.r ,
!ect 70 NO Night TRAVEL on the Railroad from "
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Steamships.
-
FOR CHARLESTON.


En- FOR CHARLESTON.
SZfx5M.f5s The well-known and favorite steamship
Ecxsskzrf7s "TIIOMAS SWAMI"
j. T. RAMSAY, commander,
win sail for the above port TUESDAY, Dec 14th
at o'clock ?. NJ For freghtS passage, (havng supe
nor accommodation apply to
A. c. HALL, Agent,
ZIG Spears wharf
Fare, including state-rooms, $1,000. dl32t
,~4--ass FOR SAVANNAH,
<ssf.zsL YSsSATURDAY, DEC. 18th, at u O'Clock. N
HcS1SSqsszsTsss The steamship COMMERCE, +. Y. Ga
ger, commander will sail as above.
For freight or passage, having excellent accommoda
tions, apply to r. II. BELT, Jr,
Agent, Union Dock.
B-No Bills of Iading signed after ship sails d33t
,<4e@Sas G r. Q Nj w ELLIS GREAT
<Z7f.fE@x74 EASTERN, WESTERN AND SOUTHERN
kE&Nssai zSSas STEAMSHIP FREIGHT AND PASSEN-
- GER LINE.
Inc TEN STEAMERS of this Line are now in first rat
anu the agent announces to the business
MY That Steamer will leave JIG Spears Wharf Bati-
py[e ana f!er Thirteen, North River New York, EVE
KY AFTERNOON, at 5 O'Clock
Insurance may be effected on goods hv the Cromwes
Steamers to or from New York on omen noIcies AZ their
oHce at oneeIghtn per cent This Insurance will be eff
ced Tor The account of the owners of the property floss
any payable to hem) with the most responsible Comma
mes whose certificate will be given when required
one OF the above steamers will leave Baltimore EVERY
SAI hpAl afternoon. at O'Clock, for Charleston s C
for reght or passage having superior accommodations
apply to 4 G. Hal io aIt'oho
ll6 Spears Wharf, BALTIC
A. B. CROMWELL, * CO..
cor Washington Il Albany SITS y
.o,., JOHN W. CALDWELL, Agent,
Charleston. ;. c.
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GEfA CHARLES H. ROSS & co.
go IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
III ORS WINE s &c.
NO COMMERCE STREET
Keep constantly in store and United States Bonded
Warehouses,
COGNAC BRANnIES
otard Hennessey &c
il i + B BRAN DIES
Seignettee Peevoisiu, &c
HOLLAND GIN
Grape, Imperial Eagle &C.
WINES,
champagne, Sherry, Port, Madeira. Malaga &C.
AMERICAN LIQUORS,
Special attention is solicited their large stock of
OLD RYE WHISKEY,
Which cannot be eXcecd by any house in the United
states, including Extra Fine Super or Monongahela
jackson, Family Pure r. Rye
Also, Imitation Sweet
MALAGA WINE
Which cannot be eXceed by any house in the United
States " VIM "
DOMESTIC BRANDY, GIN
fukE SflRiIS, RECTIFIED WHISKEY,
GINGER, LAVENDER AND
80 WI u II + II BRA NDY
All guaranteed to give satisfaction, will be taken back
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MlRrfban0la.

A PILES, BUTTER AND CHEESE. -
AGO bills Apples Is irkins Orange county superior
Butter casks premium Dairy Cheese just received from
State OF New York, by J. HENRY GREENWAY 4 CO.,
40 >. Calvert street Diff
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d2tf g. Soutt Cav STR,
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.

Received per steamers and for sale by
JACOB HEALD & CO.,
NJ u No. SIS S. Gay street.
T EAFTOBACCO.-
- go bales Havana Tobacco, very fine.
Just received and for sale by
JACOB HEAD & CO.
ne No. 5S s. Gay street
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN STEAMERS
Attorneys.

M J. WATERMAN
W ATTORNEY AT LAW
81 FEST IA TETTE STREET;
bTlN ALL BUSINESS PROMPT soft
Ohm BOZMAN KERR.
- ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR-AT-IAw
Has resumed his Law Office in EASTON uarrianI mn,
ne VIII practice in Talbot and adjacent counties Residing
a1 81 MiCHAELS, he will be in EASToN on the public
days, each week ~ DO Pi s
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ca WINES, BRANDIES, RUNS,
lsEsIZ4 BLACK TEAS, &c.
= p. TIERNAN & son
er Tor sle the following articles, of their mpora-
tlon particularly for family use:
ohEkh4 "lNES-Pemartine's finest pale, gold and
Drown Sherries, in wood and in glass
foRT WlNES-Sandeman's competition red and white
Port, in wood and in glass
MADEIRA WlNE-John Howard March's fine Madeira
In wood and in glass; also, Grape Juice
HOOK WlNES-Johannesberger Steinberger, Marco
orunner cabinet Liebfr milch, Bronneberg of 1876
quarts and pnts. ' "
BRaNDiES-otard and Hennessy's fine old pale and
dark Brandies. F
RuMS-Old and fine Jamaica, Antigua Grenada and
IRON the Islands, imported direct from London
hoIl-AND GlN-The best quaity-Tiernan brand-and
no MKT of dramatic poison in it.
900 half CHI az IL SnI-ItI
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fla r. kRAUS < CO..
e. ,,,,n. 1aP?nTEns AND
11=@@='SA DEALERS IN LIQUORS AND WINES
- PRODUCE AND CIGARS
NO 10 CHEAPsIDE, ONE DOOR SOUTH oP LoNRARn s7
ner Tor sale an extensive assortment Pure Cognac
6randies various vinages; Whiskeys Old Rye superior
SCOTCH oid bourbon Monongahela Holland Gin of diff
ierent brands Domestic Brandy Gin. Pure Spirits Rec
uneu NhiSkey and Peach Brandy Swiss Stomach Biters
speror article of which agents for the State
OF Maryland Cigars imported domestic all guaran-
teed to give satisfaction
ocl9-tf M 10 our ,pCrop
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THESE vessels all Of superior class and insure at
the lowest figure They sail regularly as advert sd and
are commanded by Captains well experienced in the trade
ford great facility shippers For freight cabin or steer
age passage apply to JOHN HENDERSON & Co
cro w rr,.,--z No. 81 Pratt street
forward with promptness and dispatch goods consigned
to their address. AZ. ~
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Minss, giquors, &e.
I'm CHAS. McCOJGAN SRpo

Ga CHAS. McCOLGAN & REO
49, Nos SARATOGA STREET
- NEAR GAY.
nave on hand and Offer for sale all Of the most
brands of both Foreign and Domestic LTOTORS whic,
ley are prepared to sell on the reasonable terms
ihey enumerate in part, viz: BR INDIES of diferen
DTants, IN Pu0lle stores HOLLAND GIN; Port Sherry
Madeira and Malaga WINES; JAMAICA SPIRITS. Of sn
peIior quality Irish, Scotch and Pure Old Rye WITS
hElS, OF line quality and favor; KIMMELI. &c. &c
themselves. Al 90
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E@fA JOHN II. O'DONOVAN. JR..
NsSlEssy IMPORTER DEALER IN
FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
No. IS CIIEAPSlDE,
. mas Tor sale large stock of OLD RYE AND BOUR-
boN "lllShEIS, part very old and SUPERIOR: fine old
scotch hiskey; Cognac and Rochelle Brandies of vari
Gus grades III bond and duty paid; fine Holland Gin: ia
maica SPIRITS Port, Sherry, and Madeira Wines of me
uiuhi ana me qualities by the cask demohns and
every variety of Domestic Liquors, as Whiskev Brandy
"i' "lhe oordais &c for sale at fair market prices
Gnu uIon lcdsoha"ie terms. oc3tf
EEFA 800 Bbls. MAGNOLIA WHIS-
IT, KEYS. n Pike & Co.'S Cincinnati oRIGT-
AL MAGNOLIA WIIISKEY, which has so
ehlhenty maintained its high reputation in every part of
the united states during the last twenty years will
enceorn always be found in great supply and furnished
10 the trade at CINCINNATI PRICES by the subscribers
appointed SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE AGENTS for the
above old Distilleries.
The public are cautioned against the spurious initiative
brands which enviouS parties have long on pur-
chaSerS Their great inferiorty to Pixies Original Mag
noiia may eGectuay serve to detect them.
W. GRANGE & Co,
Exchange Place.
Pixies superior deodorzed COLOGNE and other Spirits,
at lowest market prices. sS-tf
E0fA " COMING THROUGH THE
(sss.A, RYE!'-CIIoICE OLD RYE WIHSKEY
%sE-s~1e c. ElEGLER, TOWNSVILLE, PENN
IN CASES OF ONE DOZEN BOTTLES EACH
This extra old Whisky, warranted pure deicously
mild is unsurpassed by any in the market II pa tcu-
larly calculated for family where quality consid-
Grafton Sold exclusively by the propretors agents,
VIM. GRANGE Il co,
ss-t Exchange Place.
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FROM BosToN.-The side-wheel steamship William
Jenkins, William A. Hallett, Commander, from
Boston, reached her wharf yesterday at II o'clock
noon The Jenkins brought very full fret ght
and two children. Cambridgeport, Mass; Mr.. E.
n; Whitcomb, Vt; Mr.. John Seaman, Mr.. s.
Wild, Mr.. Knaupff, wife and four children, Balti
more; Mr.. Thomas Popkin, Mrs. Charles Offnev,
Boston; Miss Sophia Wilson, Halifax, N S. The
Jenkins leaves again for Boston on Saturday af
tern0on, affording an opportunity for a pleasant
trip by sea.
ELECTION OF OFF1cERs.-At a meeting of the
Catholic Institute held on Monday evening last, the
oowing gentlemen were elected as officers for the
fensulng year:
President, Francis p. Gallagher Vice Presidents.
Leonard j. Tormey, John p. Boyle and John j.
Staylor. Recording Secretary, Henry r. McNallv
corresponding Secretary, Eugene Cummiskev.-
Treasurer, Basil I. Elder; Library Committee, 7.
Joseph Rogers, Rev. l.. Obermyer and VIM. X.
Black
ACCIDENT FROM FIREARMs.-A lad named GEORGE
Mccoy, aged about IA years. whose parents reside
In the Western section of the city, yesterday met
with serious accident, which will probably result
in the loss of his left hand. Getting possession of
loaded pistol belonging to his father he incautiOus
ly discharged it, the load entering the left hand
SCATTERING it in a horrible manner. Dr. Judson Gill
man called in attendance, and dressed the
wound, but it is thought the hand will have to be
amputated
INouEsr-The body of man, supposed to be
named Henry Jones, hoated ashore at Welch's
Creek, near North Point, yesterday morning The
deceased had on a coat made of Kentucky Jeans,
pair gray pants striped on the sides, and wool
en- comfort around his neck. The BODY was very
much decomposed, and from its appearance must
nave been In the water some three months. Jus
tice Morgan, of Baltimore, county, was called upon
to hold an inquest, when the jury rendered verdict
of accidental drowning.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE,

PROPERTY SALEs.-Mr. Samuel Ill. Cover, auc-
tioneer, sold Yesterday the premises two lots of
ground, with improvements, Nos. ia and l76, Do
yer street, between Emory and Penn streets 'front.'
ing each IL feet by depth of so feet improved BY
two two-story brick houses, subject to an annual
ground rept of S24. Purchased by Mr. Edward
MITCHELL for $780,
The same auctioneer sold on the premises the lot
OF ground and improvements on the north side of
Jefferson, between Eden and Spring streets, front
ing ii feet, by depth of IS feet improved by a
two-story and attic brick dwelling, subject to an
annual ground rent of 81 per front foot. Pur-
chased by Mr.. james Ioane, for $780,
Messrs. GlDson Co., auctioheeIs sold yester-
day at the Exchange, the four-story brick dwelling
on North Charles street, near Franklin, formerly
the residence VIM. H. Gatchell, ESQ., having a
front of 80 feet by depth of l2O feet, in fee
Purchased by }. Alexander Shriver, Esq, for $751;
SEQ.
ATTEMPTED SUIcIpE.-A man named Herman Ii.
Sohome, who keeps grocery and liouor store at
the corner of Will and Block streets attempted Ia
commit suicide at 5 o'clock yesterday morning. bv
shooting himself with horse pistol He appeared
somewhat depressed for the last few DAYS. owing as
is supposed from pecuniary difficulties and yester
day at the time mentioned, he went into the cellar
of his house and attempted selfdestruction. The
ball from the pistol entered the abdomen and passed
upwards, causing fearful wound. Dr. Monkur
was called to attend him, and had not succeeded ur
to last night in extracting the ball. Schome is a
married man with several children. He is in a very
critical condition and not expected to survive.
BURaLARIoUs ArTEMPr.-Between one and two
o'clock yesterday morning, an attempt was made
to enter the merchant tailoring establishment Of
Messrs. Cowan Nourse, No. Calvert street.
The burglars endeavored with crow-bar to force
door leading from passage the side of the
house and were heard by some persons occupying
the upper portion of the building who gave thu
alarm. Officers Wooden and Mitchell effected tht
aprfest OF two men named john Green and join
husseii, both of whom were committed for court b,
Justice Mearis. =
ArrAckISG 4 FIRE CoMpANY-G George Coulso.
was Yesterday arrested by Sergt Davis and office
Morgan, on the charge of being one of the part,
concerned In the attack on the Friendship Fire Com
pany, ON Sunday morning last. Justice foaan boi,
him for further hearing. Lug "n ne"
SAVANNAH STEAMSHIP CoMPANY.-It will be see,
by the advertisement of this company, in to day'
paper, that at meeting of the newly elected drsc
tors, VIM. Crichton, Esq.,, one of our leading me,
chants, was unanimously chosen President IN
increasing trade between Baltimore and Savannah
renders this steamship connection of vast impoI
lance.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE

CR1M1NAL poURr.-Before Hon. Henrv stumr
Judge. Milton Whitney. ESQ, Stats attornnip''
ed Yesterday: ""' '''iisa''-
State rs. Captain Green. alias GaIlaobor ind;o.oa
on the charge of robbing the store of Messrs Sauer
vein Son. ON North Howard street Tha b pau
this case having been forfeited bv the trayerser
leaving the city, the States Attorney reonested sc
Court to issue a capias for the arrest Of Georne
Summers, the bondsman. Order passed aTtbagi@
zng eapias to be issued -
State rs. Hester Ann Williams, colored indicted
for the larceny of sum of money. This case was
continued from the January term, in conseouen" co
of the absence from the State of material Wines
for the prosecution. There being no other Wines
for the State, and all efforts to secure the attend
ance of the abscondng witness having proved nm
available, the States Attorney submitted the case
to jury. and requested them to return a verdict of
. not guilty, which was accordingly done, and the
ra S.eI was aiscnargeo from custody.
,, nt as %. Eawh husk, lnaicted Tor the muir
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BY GIBSON & co.

faA.& TRUSTEES SALE OF LEASE
Msiii HOLD PR0PERTY.-By virtue of a decree of the
t Circuit Court for Baltimore City, the undersigned
Trustee will offer for sale public auction to the highest
bidder at the Baltimore Exchange, THIS DAY, the
18th day of May, 1885, at O'Clock, p. NJ.
All that piece parcel of ground in Baltimore city,
which is described follows: Beginning for the
the line of the southenmost side of Lexington street
formerly called COnowagO street. at the north
of lot parcel Of ground formerly belonging TO
Charles Seuar and which is found to be south eastwary
hundred and thirty feet and inches from the
south intersection of Lexington and Little Sharp sts
and running thence westwardy, bounding the south
ernmos side of Lexington street twenty four feet and
and half nchest to the northeast of Elias Kings
house and lot thence southey; bounding said Kings
said lot and at right angles nearly with Lexington
with Lexington twenty three feet and six inches
and then northery bounding thereon seventy nine feet
the place of beginning. The improv this lot
sist of a THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
with two story and attic back building
The above described property is easehOld and PAYS
YEARLY GROUND RENT OF THIRTEEN DOLLARS
AND THIRTY THREE CENTS (Sl333l Persons wish
ing to examine the premises can do so by applying to
Washington X. Carson, Exchange place.
THE TERMS OF SALE, as prescribed by the decree,
third of the purchase money to be paid in cash
the day of the ratification Of the sale, third in six
months and third in twelve months from the day of
sae the credit payments to bear interest and to be
cured by the notes of the purchaser purchasers with
surety sureties to be approved by the Trustee.
BERNARD CARTER, Trustee.
GIBSON CO.,
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LATER FROM THE Utah ARMY

ST. LOUIS, May 1.-THE Independence Messenger
mentions the arrival there of three men direct from
Camp Scott They report the troops in good health
but provisions scarce. General Johnson would not
be able to move forward till fresh supply of ami
mails was received. They met an Express from New
Mexico which reported that Capt. Marcy would not
reach Camp Scott before the LIST of June, in conse
quence of the snow upon the mountains. They met
also Col. Hoffman with two companies of cavalry
of Fort Laramie, on the 10th of April There were
about one hundred more wagons ready to leave
Fort Laramie as soon as Col. II. arrived there
These trains were expected to reach General John
son by the LIST of May. The OK trains started this
spring were met at The Big Blue, but in consequence
OF the weather, they were making but slow pro-
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THE SOUTHERN CONVENTION.

MONTGOMERY, May l0.-The Southern Conven.
tention met here at noon, and was called to order
by w. l.. Yancey. and temporarily organized by
calling Allen F. Chew, of Georgia, to the Chair
Over 300 delegates are present. representing North
and South Carolina, Virginia, Mississippi, Tennes-
see, Florida and Alabama: The hotels all
crowded.
the Kansas question, Central America, the re-
opening Of the Slave trade, African apprentices,
Southern publications, a direct European trade,
and other matters are being privately discussed,
and will be brought perhaps to the attention of the
convention. The committee to select permanent
officers, reported the names of A. r. Calhoun, of
South Carolina, as President, Mark A. Cooper, of
Georgia, Vice President, and p. D. Page, of Ala
bama, Secretary. A committee of business was APP
pointed, composed of three members from each
State represented, Delegates are still coming.
The session was occupied in discussing rules, and
L. w. Spratt's report on the slave trade.
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LATER FROM THE PLAINS

ST.. LOUIS, May l0.-Several Santa Fe merchants
arrived here on Saturday, but they brought no
news of Importance. They suffered terribly from
heavy storms and cold weather, and greater or
less number of the animals attached to each train
persisted. All the streams were high, and water
covered the plains. The Indians whom they met
reported the loss of nearly all their animals by ex-
loes within days ride of the settlements of
Kansas.
The Democratic Convention of the Fourth Dis
trict of this city have unanimously nominated
James Craig for reelection to Congress. "
Alaior Gen. Smith and staff leave here for Leaven-
worth this afternoon. Gen. Smiths health has
much improved