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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-22


rop-v NM, Comprising
FAVE IDEAL PORTRAITS, dss1ribsd b. sl-s. J. "
PALMER
19"s'ratsd 'e Fine Eagrasiags on lssf, f5rs nssiqns
Eniasaf Hrgds.
In one volume Imperial $40. Antique M5s,
TIE pan Of this beautiful work is a. orizual a. /. E ,
In no respect is il H1ezs rprodueoa o. The ashsrs Cal
lsTies and "Heroines Of shakspa7a 81, yell ro q. ~,
trade; but with striking novel; and ta so-ti's - ~ al
ling qualify q Charles Lamb Sih the graceful sun Or aI
Jameson
The work IS counterpart and attins companion h rts
Noted Women" Of Mrs Mary CoFden Clarke, and M ,Ksp
lican Court Of SIR. GrisWoid.
Among the illustrations ideal poFtas hithfails -.
realizing the eve the poetic character already prn.si "a
he mind, Of Juliet. Losand Beatrice Viola, Dsineua Ps-
Ophsa Pora, Miranda, Imogen, Cordcls Cleoa Joau
Of Arc, aermi0ne, Hero. Lady Macbeth, and 50 en-
Our new ecsreas is the vie o. d.. . Pal
mer, who wrote the "olden Dagou, many fne
~ fl,F1f, sssf~fss T. ssI-,,.- y 80 - ---is- y
tn COUSINS Heart. "-Bos,0a Zrgascrlpf.
?. Women OF Beauty and HerOism. 1zol1
SemiraBais 80 Eugene.
Portrait Gallery Of Female Loveness Aeheyeessnf and H.
uenee, with nineteen Zine Steel Engayinr By FRANK B. Goot
r, author Of 'he Court Of Napoleou One elegant vel.
antique Morocco.
3. The Court of Napoleon; or, society
under the First Empire.
Win superb Portraits Of ITS Beauties, Wits and Hsons b
Frank B. toOdch One elegant 40 VOL antique larocco
4. A Gallery OF Famous Poets.
HItA Lgtraducfory Ess1g.
By Prof. Henry C0pPes, Professor Engsh Laterstur
University Of Pennsylvania Gorgsoasy Iusraie b. upwards
Of ore Htadrd Eagrauugs Steel. Really houa in az
dQus Morocco
5. The Gallery OF FlOrencc.
Containing nearly Too HlfndcsF SupsT5 EgrIgags aRd
Sculptures, amer Raphael, eheal Angelo, Guido, Rs1anit
Salvador Rosa COrego, Titan, Rubens Van Dyck etc. Pom
Imperial Folio Volumes in Two.
g ROberts's Views in the HOIy Lard
With Historical and Descriptive By Dr. CrolY Eu
behsd with highly 6nishef Drawings in Lhogapiy, ssaa
uiy tinted new LHary, vols, 5vo., full 15roceo
= BOydelfs illustrations Of Shakepearers
Dramatic Works.
Consisting sf one Hlldred Splendid EagrgSia Alter
the distinguished British Artists. Two vois Ear,
Polio.
- Original LONDON 1893 edison, hns Impressions.
s. The Josephine Gallery.
Elegantly Illustrated Eight beautiful Pgrfr1ifs "a C
8.Tae Atlantic Souvenir, for fs5a.
Win 7oelrs Stse Portraits q living, LongfslloE Hal
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
CONSISTING in part Of
~ Ladies and Gents Travelling Cases;
Ladies Work Boxes and Cabras;
Ladies Travelling SaIcheis;
in every variety! just received by
dsc2l J. II. McGILL.
BEAD PURSES.
Heavy SILK Bead Purses;
Heavy Silk Plain Purses;
Light Plain SILK Purses;
Buck Purses;
In endless variety, just received by
dec2I J. II MCGILL.
Dressing Cases.
VUST received and for sale splendid assortment Of
sb Ladies and Gents Furnishing Cases.
Furnished and unfinished all sorts and sizes BY
decel J. Il. McGILL,
Robe De ChambFes,
~ ENTLEMEN'S Robes Cashmere and Merno OF every size
IL style and pattern, just received and for sale by
dec2I J. Il. NoGILL.
Fancy Goods.
Razors, Razor Stops,
Pocket KNIVES, Shaving Cream,
Hair Brushes, Shaving Powders,
Porte Monaies, Money Belts,
Alarm Bells Combs,
Perfumery, etc, etc. etc.
Just received and fer sale by
dec J. II. NCGILL.
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Comprising
foKHfFlYE IDEAL PORTRAITS, described b. si-.. J. ".
PALMER
Illustrated ''itA Pine Eagrariags On Ss, rors pssius
Enfasnf AfEHds
In one foiuns. Imperial $40. Antique M5s
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IHE ESGLIsH LANGUAGE IN NVIRGINIA-The
key. VIM Plumer, Of Pa, lately delivered an
address at the opening of Female Seminary
Pronunciation, he said, might be included in
a general remark about resding-but il de-
served especial mention. Virginia was settl ed
when DIR. johnson gave US orthography, and
Walker orthoepy. Virgins had a6ided by
these standards, and In his opinion She had
done we'll. 1t was said that were a we'll edu.
Gated virginian to speak in the British Parlia-
ment, after he got through every member would
claim that be was from his partic ular district.
The English language is found in greater puri.
ty in Virginia than in any part of the continent.
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INDIANS AS A MATER OF FAcr.-A man who
had been West and been chased by an Indian
writes:
Much has been said by poets and romantic
young ladies, about the picturesque aspect and
the noble form of an untamed, untam cable war.
Nor of the prairie and far be it from me to gain
say them. An Indian as n noble spectacle-in
picture-or at a safe distance-but when thi:
6 noble spectacle" in company with a dozen
other noble spe,tlcles, is moving his mocca.
sins in your direction, and you have to do some
tall walking in order to keep the capillary sub.
stance on the summit of your cram um, all his
nobility" vanishes, and you see in him only
painted, greasy miscreant, who will, it you
give him a chance, lift your hair with the same
Christian spirit, composed and most serene
with which he would ask another d" specacle'
Tor So little more of that baked dog" used
20 think like the pott'; no,c the sight of an In.
di IN gives me cramp in the stomach"
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BULwER AND HIS PIPE.-Those who have
read Ernest Maltravers" will remember the
illusions to the favorite meerschaumn of the
hero in the early stage of the novel. The dis.
taguished author Of this work is now a Secre.
tiry OF the State, and is himself a far more
inveterlte smoker than any character de-
scribed in his work. Indeed, it would be diff
calf to find man more devsted to the pratice
Each Administration seems to have % smoker
pr eZeeLlemee and between Lord Clarendon
and Sir L. Bulwer Lytton, it would, perhaps
be impossible to decide which statesman con-
sumed the most tobacco. Lord Palmerston. on
the contrary, has such an aversion to it, that
he wrote sharp rebuke TO the young attache,
at Constantinople because the dispatches smell
Of tobacco, and desired the ambassador tc
have the notice stuck up in his Office, and to see
that its iDjuctions were attended to: No smok
ing allowed! -
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NEW MUSICAL REPOs TORY.
PIANO FORTE, HARP, & MUSICAL
WAREROOMS.
Pref. e.. T. DE CENIEL.


MU SICAL NERO HANDISE,
Columns for Stelnvay sons Celebrsted
o l. ID Nj EDAL PIANO FORTES.
Prof. c. r. DE CCENIEL having been ipduced To
enter into the business of Musical MerchaLdlse an
this clty, begs to inform the musical public OF
Washington, Georgetown, Alexandra, and Their
surrounding districts, that he in now pre- pared 70
furnlsh parties with everything IN the Music line
on the most reasonable terms. He has made the
very best and choicest selection of the most eleeant
assortment of European and American SHEET
MUSIC, m endless variety, and is Determined 70
keep the largest and best collection of Music IN the
city that can be found anywhere, for which ne ear
nestly and respectfully soIclts a share of public
patronage. la addition to which, ne has ana offers
for sale and for rent. a large number of PIANOS
HARPS. GUITARS, and MELODIUMS, smops
which he introduces into this city
STRINwAY A Sons
CELEBRAUED GOLD MEDAL PIANOS,
Grand and square. 61S, ~, Z, and ~ octave thew
being the only Pianos now sought for and purchased
by everybody IN preference TO many Others for beau
" OF hush and durabllIty-pOceTTul,b brilliant and
freH IN tone, yielding al the time touch d1Ii-
cdfs, SpiOOth. elastic. and Of the best Repeating
Powers. n O. Can cOnscIentlOusly recommend the
same TO the notice and patronage OF those want of
superior instrument at prices that cannot fail to
please and which cannot be surpassed by any man
nlacture IN the United states. Sold at manufac-
turers prices, adding cost of trans portation only
od Pianos taken IN part payment for ones.
Harps, Pianos, &c. uned and Repaired by a
skllfdl and experienced hand. Charges moderafe
Harp, guitar, Violin. and Banjo Strings, of the
best quality, always on hand.
1D-Any Quantity of Music purchased at these
waIerOOms will be bound at any time in the neatest
style.
All orders promptly attended TO, and Music sent
by mail Tree ofPostage, by addressInE
corner ofllth street and Pa. avenue.
Sc WASH nRtOn. Id, &.
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MhRSHAI'S SALE.-In virtue of two wrlts of
l'l hen facas, issued from the Clerks Once I
the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for
the county of Washington, and to me directed.
shall expose to public sale for CASH, front of the
Court house door OF said county, on TUESDAY,
the 5th day of October. 1853, at IL O'Clock M all
Samuel Byington and Richard Wallaoh's right,
title. claim and interest in and to undivided half
OF Square northwest of Square No. eos, In the city
OF Washington, ID. c., together with all and SIN
gular the improvements thereon, seized and levied
upOnas tine property of Samuel BY inc ton and ioh
ard Wallach. and will be sold to satisfy Judlcials
No. l46 and l47 to October term 1885, against Sam
uel ByIngton, and Richard Wallach, and John Van
ReswIok, Richard Waach and samuel ByInsto
and In favor of William Van Reswick.
w. SELDEN. Marshal
sc lots for the District of Columbia.
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HARP STRUCTIoN.

The HARP SHALL, MUsr, and WILL be taught a
a leading Instrument for the SAME TERMS as ~,
the PIanOfOrte viz: $50 per quarter after date l$
and even LRss than this shall and must only be ~
claimed by second-rate teachers, and none but a
Diplomatic Professor snail even claim MORE than
Piano terms.
This is only Justice" own 10 the instrument :
Also To the public. Those "hIf terms" charged by
left handed teachers has, and 10, bury ing the most
ancient, sacred and nOblest instruments into ollv
ION. Only one proper method OF teaching the Harp
BOchsa's lew Modern School, connection with
his New Harp Effects and Passages. &c. For suoh
destruction call on Prof DE C(ENlEfs, at his New
avenue.
N,B.-HARP STRINGS, full set, In tin boxes, best
eua Iiy, S. IS. European and American Sheet Mu-
SIC. IN endless variety, at cents a page.
IL Pianos, Harps, Guitars, &C., for sale and to
rent. Sc y au
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CARD.
WHAT Is THE MATTER

A great rush has taken place at the Store of Capt.
J. L. LEVY, No. 464 seven h street, opposite the
Patent Once. Extra hands had 10 be employ ed to
supply his customers with the fresh eonsl nment of
the following merchandise just received by the
m rous Vesse.s that have Just arrived:
Sugars At g. =. TO- ~. q IS, and IL cents per pound
Coflees from u to - cents DO.
Teas from Sc to 81 25 do.
Rice, r our, Chocolate, broma, Cocoa
Cheese, Lard. Canvas Hama. Country cured DO.
Shoulders. Mack erel, Goldfish Herrings,
Salt and smoked Herungs. Sardnes,
Pine apple Cheese, Catsups. Picksls, w ood-va
Old Wreck and othsr hne whlskles,
Wines, BrandIes, Hol and Gin,
Cordlals, EngiIsh Porter aud scotch Ale.
Havana Segars, and numerous other articles inst
lvtd and for sale 10 the trade snd city cui tom
ers. at reduced prices, TO make aulck returns.
All orders promptl, ATTENDED 10. flrst come hrst
served None better in the city. Come while they
are low. Winter and the war with Paraguay and
Mexico will cause heavy rise IN the prices. Nov
Ia the time ee 10 I'm
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Prof. DE CJENIEL is still in Washington, and
wishes to intimate TO the musical public that ~,
he Is prepared TO receive limited number Of&rnJ$
special pupils, advanced In music 20 whom he Ss21
will give thorough and complete academl cal
course OF instruction rlrely met with on the Harp.
PIanotorte. Guitar, Singing, and Organ.
Will also give a regular course oil instruction
tcOnidentIsly in the true Art OF Teaching Music,
TO susllfy for the profession.
Musical Repository, the corner efllth street and
o.
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Sc q ts
By J. q. Mos UIRE Il CO, Auctioneers.

By j. T.. Mo6UIRE Il CO., Auctioneers
HNRESERVED I SALE OF THREE SMALL
,SJrr ~ AMP XALUAsLE S2UhREs Oh, GRoUND.-On
O'clock at the An "tIon Rooms, we shall sell to the
highest bidders the following very valuable Real
Square No. SG7, fronting respectively on Vermont
avenue, north street, and 18th street west, and
containing 81, ,760 square feet.
Square No. SS4, froRtIng on Vermont avenue,
north street and llth street west. and containing
III 428 square feet,
These two squa' are hand somay locsted In the
north part ofthe Second Ward, which is rapidly i'm
proving In that direction. "
:, Also, Square No. 627, fronting respectively on
New Jersey avenue, north + street, and lst street
vest, In the immediate vicinity of the Railroad
Titles perfect.
Terms: One, fourth cash the residue in s, 10 and
19 months with interest, secured by deed IN trust
Sc 2l-eod J. C. MCGUIRE CO., Auots.
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MARSHAL'SS SALE.-In virtue of wrts of fe
Ivl RI facIas issued from the Clerks offce of the
Circuit Court of the District of Coumbia for the
county of Washington and to me directed, shall
expose to public sale for CASH. front the Court
House door of SAID county, on FRIDAY, the 9Th
day OF October, 1885, at II O'Clock ali defendant's
night title, claim and interest in and to Lots Nos
q, % % and S5 OF Drury's subdivision of Square
NO. 2oS IN the city Of Washington, ID. c., together
with all and singular the improvements thereon
seized and ievled upon as the property of John H.
Dfuy and Will b. sold to satisfy 1ud cias Nos 1884,
50 and 67, to October term, 1883, favor Of George
f. and l.. Sangston, w. ii. HARRISON use of 6 Gorge
E. and L.. Sangston and Selden, Wlthers & Co.
w. SEbDEN. Marshal
Sc l5-ts for the District of Columbia,
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A BEAUTlF UL COTTAGE, with Barn, sta
IA BILE, CarTlqge, Corn, Cow, and Poultry Houes,
and 85 acres of Land In high state of cultivation,
with an Orchard Of every variety of choice Fruits.
for Sae.-fhe above property Is within ga miles of
Washington city, and within IS minutes crive Of
hive churches. If desired will he sold at the same
time ali the growing crops, horses, cows. hogs,
rlages, wagons. and ia ming implements, together
with the entire furniture from parlOr Kitchen in
elusive. POssess.On given immediately. Address
A. b. c.. Box $40, Alexandria. Va. sel6-tf
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Musical Instruction.
MUSICAL ATTRAcTIoN@
PRO BONO PUBLICo MUSICALE.

The Art of Teaching Music: a practical method
Tor successfully Impartlng THoRoUGH MUsIcII
EDUcA TIoS, " hIch gives the sum and substances Of
every ythlns necessary to be known to elevate and
establish the CHARACTER and QUALIFIcA TIoNs of
RvhRY Music TEACHER: by Prot. DE Cornell Cali
and get a copy ct Messrs BLANCHARD Mo
HU store, corner llth street and Pa. avenue
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~ MUSICAL CARD.
HE Undersigned begs leave TO say that he N
prepared TO furnish Muse with the best Of bands
brass or string etherD for Fairs. Balls and Partes
Pianist always on hand. y. FISHER,
Sc 2-lm No. SIC Pa. avenue, Washington City.
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INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOsITEs.
HONEYH LOAN ~ STOCK SECURIrIIs,
IN H-u OssssSfs fhs 7<s0s0Sv.

DRADY'S GALLERY,
- $50 PA. AVENUE, MAR 7TH STREET,
Orsr Ssssny, Rittsnhoxss, Fant + Co.'s
Banking HOxSs.
Mr.. BRADY begs respectfully to inform the pub
ic that in consequences of the very liberal patronage
he has Ieoeyed since opening his HOT o.
GHAPHlC GALLERY at Washington. he will
contrary to his original keep IL open during
the summer months.
An efficient corps of Artists will be constantly IN
attendance to ecute phs and AmbrOty pes
In the hest possible manner.
III Prices ranging from 81 upwards.
The Collection of Portraits OF distinguished men
a. ths Gaery lthe largest IN the word) is open for
q. m. to o. ia s- eoSu
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TEAS, COFFEE. SUGAR, &C.
Il no packages fire. n Tea,
lis bags Rio Coffee,
Is bags Toasted Coffee,
Is boxes fresh Ground Coffee,
25 hhds. Sugar,
GO barrels Ref Ged Sugar,
l25 boxes Adamantine Candles,
20 do. lbs do. do. for hotels,
500 gallons Refined Whale Oil,
Just received and for sale BY
Sc S0-6teo MURRAY A SEMMES.
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A SOMETHING NEW
hT STINEMErZ'S. $50 Penn. Avenue, be-
ficesn lt2h aud l3th streStS.-Ths
&.
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH HAT
an entire new style; also large and
we'll selected assortment of Felt
Hats for mems, youths and chill ~
drens wear; Beebes Celebrated -
YentatIng Hat imported French -
Opera Hats, with pltent ssrngs,)
with the new styles of Caps; Mis-
ses' Flats. Chdren's Fancy Hats, &C.: Taylor's
new style Of Silk Hat just out and selling very rap
idy-prioe $3.50. AS good Dress Hats for $50
S3, $3.50, 81 as can be sold in ths United States.
am now CONSTANTLY supplied with fine Calf. skin
Boots, which will sell for the low price of ss75
Congress CATERS $3.50; which warrant as being
equal IN durability and mt to any sold In the United
states. Terms cash.
B. Fl. STINEMETZ,
2}6 Penn. avenue, near corner of 18th street,
Sc Is 6m bet. kirkwoods and Wizards Hotels.
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N mo. 6A
IA0TICE OF THr. ESTABLISHMENT OF
RY OF NEW MEXICO.
In pursuance Of the act of Congress approved
May "a, 1888, entitled IAN act to create land DIS
tric: In the Territory Of New Mexico" which act
authorizes the President of the United States t."
establish land Ofice for the district of New Mex
co," is hereby decls red and made known that the
9Thce for the sale and entry OF public land in the
Ierrlt9Ty OF New Mexico will be established at
day of November next.
Given under my hand. at the city of Washington,
this 9th day of September, A. d., '858.
BY order Of the President:
JOS. 3. WILSON.
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Ofhoe.
se 28-W6W $1,000
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HERMAN BLAU.
III TPROI STFPFP

HERMAN BLAU.
IL UPHOL TERER
No. 24 q street, near Treasury Department,
IN gratefully acknowledging the liberal patronag e
which has heretofore been bestowed upon his efforts
to please his patrons, begs leave to ufJrm the cI-
zehs OF Washington and GeCI getOwn that he rs
now pared TO execute with neatness and ch
all orders IN his line of business; such as the Sew
ing, Fitting, and Lay ng Down Of new Carpets.
and the Laying DOWN of old Carpets; the Hanging
of Curtains the Covering of Lounges Sofas, @;
the Manufacture or Renovation of Mattresses,
Pillows. Cushions, &c.
Mr.. BLAU would also call especial attention to his
Patented Carpet Stretcher, which enables him to
put down Carpets with unprecedented smOOthness
and rapdity. se25-S&Tlm'
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SEVENTH STREET

NM WALL Il BARNARD
w OULD ca attention of persons furnishing to
q large stock Of a
Mahogany, Walnut. and Map Furniture, u
Painted and marble-tOp Cottage Sets, N
Hair and Husk Mattresses. 4"
Looking Glasses, &c; comprising a most
complete assortment of House fOurnI shIng articles
lsC, a stock of Wool Carpets
All OF which are for sale on reasonable terms at
our furniture WareroOms intersection of e street,
Louisiana avenue, and 9Th street west In the rear
OF our Auction Rooms. Sc % colin
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FOR SALEmAt fair prices and reasonable
L. terms-LOTS Nos. l. 2, s, 90 p, end p, all ad-
joining, containing AZ s67 square feet. eglby locate
on the northwest corner OF 2st street west and n
street north, ana in Square No. 60. These Lots are
suitable for dwellings brlck yard. other purpo
and will be sold separate, if desired Apply to
POLLARD WEBB, No. so I'D story 7th street.
se9-tf
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ROYs. BOYS. sn}Ts s2Hs%o orc.orreprv
foK Wall, STEPHENS CO.
Z ss J-eolm No. 50 Pa. sv, bet. eth and 10th sta,
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I UBIN's EXTRACTS, all odors.. at GLIB Bs's
kseus, under WIlaFds' uotels hteu
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EoR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY

X
less than 10 miles from Washing ton. under good
cultivation. and having an oIchard of $40 trees of
chOlce irut, comprising apples, peaches. aprlcots.
nectarines, pears, ounces, &C., together with
grapes, currants, strawberries, &c.-the same hRv-
cellar, d will be sold on reasonable terms or ex-
changed for city property. There ia a good barn
and staOlIng on the premises, good water at tie
door, ana numerous never failing springs. About
40 acres are IN wood consisting of oak hickory and
chestnut. The stock and crops may be purchased If
desired. For further particulars inquire of JAS. 3.
SCAGGS 9TH street, or JOHN ID. CLARK, Esq,
18th street, between c and ID streets.
iy l3 2awtf
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A FARM IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY, VA,
"a FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR I'M
PROVED CITY PROPERrY.-A Farm Of fly
acres, miles from Washington and the same dis
tance from Alexandria, and miles from George
town. adjoining the lands of Mr.. Thomas Clark,
Mr. r. Yulee, Esq and OF the lands Of the late f..
Is. Hardin. Esq. The Farm il divided into 4 felds
with water IN each field n hne orchard. and house
containing rooms, with a good cellar and hack
Kitchen, stable, and all necessary out buildings, IN
good order, now ia the OccupaLcy of f. Yulee Esq,
who will show the property and give information
respecting the sale. Information can also be had
from w. ID. Wallach, Esq, Edi' or of the Star
Possession given on the LIST Of January. 1859.
je l8lawtf ID. WELLS
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CHAS. KEMBEL, Bailiff,

MARSHAL'S SAI.E.-ln virtue OF 8 wrIts of
W herr facas issued from the Clerks Office of the
Clreult Cont Of the District Of Columbia for tn g
county OF WASHINGTON and to Inc dire cted 1 shall
expose to public sale, for CASH, in front of the
court mouse 8 doSr of sad county, at u O'Clock
M, on EklDAY, the 18th day of October mex T.
i85s, the following described Property, to wit All
aeIendants nght, title claim and interest in and to
part OF Lot No. 5, In Square No. 7a2 beginning at a
point on Sd street east 50 feet inches from the south
west corner o. lot and running thence north 20
feet inches, and east with that dth to four foot
private alley at the of said lot tOg er with ali
and singular the improvements thereon, In the CITY
Oh Washlngt0n d. e., seiz zed and levied upon the
sold to satisfy Judcisls Nos. S56 252 and SIS, to
october term, 1883, in favor of William Wallace
COLUMBUS Alexander, and John Van Reswick,
w. SELDEN, Marshal
Sc u u for the DIafrinf OF oil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-30
A cniS c3nEiSSSJRAABLE EEhhRM IA GTLPEPER

A DESIRABLE FARM IN CULPEPER
"A COUNTY, VA, FOR SALE.-The Editor of
the Evening Star authorized to sell, on yery oo-
commodatlng terms and at a low prloe, one of
the most desirable farms in the County of Culpep-
woodland, and the residue arabic land, IN fine CON
dtlOn for cultivation. This tract s situated about
three miles from Culpeper Court House. Ii has upon
1t a small dwelling house and ordinary farm build
lngs. All the arabic land i'm cultivation is well
set IN grass. TO gentleman seeking a country res
dence this farm offers attractions not sed if
equaled, In Piedmont Virginia. building site upon
the farm commands a hne mountain prospect and
view OF the surrounding country for many miles.
The soil is of excellent original quality, and pecu-
lIary adapted to the production of wheat and Is at
present in good state of Improvement. The owner
will sell 1t for less than its value, early application
is made. Persons wishing to purchase will please
communicate with w. ID. WALLACH, Ess., Ed
ltor OF the Star. ap 9-lawtf