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MAESBAi's SALE.-In virtue of seven 90
w writs oi ter facIas, issued from the Clerks
3hce a" the Circuit Court OF the District OF Column
bla, Tor the county of Washington and to me direct
ed, shall TO public sale for IN front of
the Gour. House door Of said county ON FRIDAY.
tire 18th day of March 1855, at IL O'Clock IN Ihe fol
lowing described property, to w.t. All defendant's
rIght, bte clam snd interest and To all that p ece
or parce! of ground Georg etown m the Dis
trlct oil ounb.a which as moulded within the fol-
lowing metss snd bounds, to wit: Beginning on the
west side Of Market Space NJ point % feet 10 inches
south from the corner OF Bridge street and Market
Space, and running thence west with the north wall
of the two story brick houses the lot hereby de-
scrIbed, and the lie thereof extending 81 feet
thence south and parallel with Market Space n feet
inches. more ar less, to point which will be inter-
sected by the line of the south wall of SAID house
tx tended west, then by rald line reversed east 10
Market Space at the southeast corner ofsaid house.
and then north and with the line of Market Space II
feet inches TO the place ofbeg inning which is In.
northeast corner of sand house. together with all and
singular the Improvements thereon, seized and lev
led upon az the property of George Rhodes Jr.. and
will be sold To satisfy judicals Nos SS4. SS5 and S
to October term, 1856, IN favor Of Joshua Hatcher
and Nancy Hatcher, and Nos. lSi. 1885, l36. and IS7
Iudclsls to May term, 1883, ia favor Of Cline and
Dillon. Peter DILLON, Benjamin Tripett and John
Crumbaugh: j. ID. HOOVER,
m dts Marshal for the District of COLUMBIA.
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FoN VAN HOOK
ina g. eodtSls A. GREEN Auot

DGBLIC SALE or VALUABLE LAMB
WI he offered at public sale, the 10th day of
June next, the valuable Estate OF the late &. e.
IalIaieTTo, on the RapIdam liver, IL the County OF
Culpepsr, and adjoining the Rapidam Station q.
and A. Railroad. The Railroad passes through the
from the house and barn. rhIs Farm, situated IN
the beautiful and fertile valley of the RRpidam, Of
iers opportunity tn purchasers. IL Us a tine
state of cultivation, surrounded by good Farms
and most desirable eighnorhOod. 1t cona ms 63i
acres Land. and has On ID large Dwelling
Barn, Stable, and a necessary out houses, in good
repair.
Al So, at the time aud place. will be sold all
the Personal Property of the estate, except n q
negroes. - K TAtiAEERgD, .d,,;.,
III. ID. TALiAFERRO,i haninn.
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M SITS Marshal for the District of Columbia.

D-THEABOVES SALE IL POSTPONED, for
want Of bidders, until FRIDAY, the I'd of April
next, 1853. same hour and place.
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By \. GREEN. Auctioneer.


A UCTlON SALE OF THIRTY-THREF
n BEAUTIFUL VILLA LOTs, VARYING IN SIZE
FaCM !" 30 ACRES EACH.-rke undersigned ne
spacttuy call pnbIc attention to their sale of Wills
Lots, which will take place at A. Green's Auct ON
Rooms. corner OF 18th aud ID streets, on WEDNES-
DAY, May 10 lt53. at O clock p. IN.
These Lois adjoII UnIontOwn, on the south side
OF the Eastern Branch An,c sta river near the
Navy Yard Bridge; are high and healthy, with az
abundance oil nne Shade trees, aud good tier, aud
cnHlmand strIkIuGiS beautiful and divers ii ed view
of the ABacost.a aid Potomac river, Washington,
Georgetown, and the surrounding county. The In-
cation pleasant. quiet and retired free from ioi
or city taxation, and vet with convenient wa Ing
distance "f the omnibus stand, churches, schools,
mar let houses. &c.
The undersigned are now making handsome IN
provements Oh two OF these sites Tor their own resi-
dences, and will Gle: great Inducements TO those
who wIsh Ia participate IN the ment of coun-
try home the great advantang IS OF which should lie
particularly appreciated by parents raising chi dren
and persons whose occupato is Of a C NM net and
sedentary character, whose health and comfort
would he greatly proved by the Invigoraiint exc
else aud rural enjoy ment incident to n resldenoe M
the suburbs of the city.
Terms of ale For sums under 900, one fourth
cash alance IN 6, II and 10 months a d for all
sums over ) 90, fourth cash; Ial 1nce IN l. 3
and years. All CONVEX ancIng at purchasers ex
peuse.
ruIs dIsputshe.
Plats can be aud further infornatIn ION med
Az a. Green auctIon store, ar at the Union L. ud
oihce, iNic Seventh street, below T. street, where
appointments can also lie made To 60 and examine
the lots with the FrOpTIetors.
FOX & VAN HOOK
L L.
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H THE AROVE SAIE'IS FURTHER
Postponed, until FRIDAY. the 9Th of MAY, ls5s,
Same huur and place.
il HOOVER,
ap SITS Marshal for District of Columbia
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Mayor In making his appointments OF special
policemen for election day, to make them ire
spctVe OF party; referred to police committee.
Dill rom the Aldermen to relay gutter In tine
Second Ward was passed -
Mt. Infton, from the Improvements committee
reported hill for grading and graveliDg n street
south, between New Jersey avenue and Sixth
street west; passed.
MI Waters introduced resolution requesting
tue Surveyor To furnish the Board with the proper
9fade OF twentieth and Twenty first streets, be-
tween and f. Streets and the cost of grsdiuy
the same passed.
Mr.. Turton, from Improvements committee,
reported bill to repair an arch In street south
between Finn and Sixth streets east passed
The Board then AL jOurned
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t. May 1.-THE steamship North Anne
lean from Liverpool 5th, has arrived
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"a DEMOCRAT is informed that his commu-
hIcdtlon with the money enclosed 70 pay for III
Was daily Tece we'd IL was not published SIM
plV because me hdine OF no responsible citizen of
Washington was endorsed on the back of IT, ar
otherwise attached to- IL. We pint nothing d EAR
Ing on The current municipa election unless ac-
conpHnl1d by the name OF rexpons Die citizen
o. w saingtIn.
THE AUCTION STANDS were all occupied this
morning at an early hour, and surrounded by
bidders. Articles Of various descriptions from
broken inksiand to gold watch, were ''yoiny''
as rapidly az the tongues OF the cries There
was gH appearance of business about the stands
and this was a relief to the mOnOtony OF the pa.i
week
The CENTRE MARKET opened this morning
with an average attendance OF dealers and TN
abundant supply Of provisions of excellent qnal-
ny Th- urIpand was brisk usual on the
hrst market day OF tue week. There w-Ie no
complaints Of violations Of the regulations, aud
good order Prevailed.
WATCH RETuENs.-John Dunn, Ireland drunk
and iSoiderly, wor khouse go days. Four lodg
eIs-non- residents
Eastern Lookup dennis Callahan, England,
drunk and dIsoi d-rlv, war khous- 60 DAYS; Viru
MIA Burch, Va, do 3b days Two dpers non
residents 49,
THE BIsLE PANORAMA Tho Odd Fellows
Hall was half led last mig lat with spectators of
the Bible Panorama OF lnscO Williams Phs
L-ctuTe on the saeBes depicted was listened ~
with ma kei stiention. =
PRoF. DONALDSON Lectures on the education of
the blind at the Smithsonian Institution 10 NOR
row afternoon 2: two O'Clock.
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GHT.-Yesterdav, the Yagers and tier
friends were returning from their festival at the
Park, several police officers were followed by a
party OF persons, one OF whom wanted to H. ht
with officer Gormley for money. The officer
bore the tannts and threats until the man, whose
name was Hammond, took hold of him and said
he would whip him any how Gonmley turned
and knoc ked Hammond down and beat him very
severely before they could be separated IL is
probable the affair Will he invest gated, when
both sides OF the case will be heard
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0 10. so Eeayer street. ny.
COAL! GOALS.

~ R.-Cirouiars wRh full particulars, tcsi inss'r
priees, 49, Viii be forwarded GA api'is,sison ~ -
frb-&-sl.iu
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Dress Goods.

low priced Silks Flounces, Robes a-Quile, and by
abe yard in Plain Plaid, Striped, and Bayaderes also
SatinF Faced and Double-Twilled Aerinoes and Cash
meres Great variety Of all Wool and Union Piaids,
Mousdelaines and every thing new and desirable IN
bus NiN
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Real Wilton Carpets Elegant Velvet ard Brussels,
in great variety. Elegant ys and Ingrains, the l.
grains the largest ami best assorted have ever
offered, and al lower prices. Also Velvet and Brus-
sells Hair Hall Carpets: THRILLED and Plain Venetian
in all widths together with Fits, Druggets Crumb-
Cloths, Rugs, Mats, etc, etc. We prepared 10
make and put down Carpets the shortest notice We
have large lot of Floor OilCluths Of the best makes,
and in all widths which will cut in any shape 10
nil nnrchaSerS.
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C,rc,tt Court. Of Tenucs.ce.

The Circuit Court OF the 9Th Tennessee Circuit opens
At Nashville on the second Mondays in january, Nav
and September at Franklin, on the second Mondays
in March, July and November. Nathaniel Baxter,
Judge; W. r. Bate Attorney General There are four
teen Circuits in the state aud Circuit Court for sum
ner county, which held by the Judge Of the Cr'm'-
nal Courts for the counties of Montgomery, Davidson
I'd Rutherford, on the third Mondays in February
Inc and OctOber.
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LADIES, BONNET BONES.

A LARGE and superior assortment - plain Typ
~ and Tray Top Hat Cases, various slzis and Of
the best manufacture, just received Nv
JOHN RAMhGF,
inaric-T - College street.
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NJ Cost for Cash.

I'VE have on hand some sole Leather Trunks and
w Nalices which We viii close out at Cost lor Cash
Persons wanting any "f the above have now an op.
p0rtunity purchase at low down prices. Gail at No
u, Public square.
mare-u SNYIER 4 FI;EZELL-
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Four ERny Trains.

r A. ~ lightning FNurcss through ~ Colgtnhus and
- Cleveland without change Of cars SEQ T.. VI. Evc
ning Express. through 10 Eclir audrt,-burg without
change Of caIs.
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~ JOIN A. McEwEN, Mayor
Aldermen.

JOHN A MGEwtN, MAY 'A-
Aldermen.
Fist ward-JoHN CoLrAHT aud G. +. JoNfss.
Second ward-T. J. HAZE and W. =. Do"Ns
Third ward-JoHN h. HUM and g. W. pARDEN.
Fourth ward-DAvID +. WARE and j. T. Brown
Fifth Ward-G. VI FoGG aud J. p. COLEMAN.
sixth ward-J. HAYSIE and joins A. FISHER.
Seventh ward-w. A. DAVIS aud Isaac PAU.
Eighth ward-C. Ii. CoNGER and Ira =. JoSEs.
WILLIAM A. GLENN, Recorder.
CHARLES A. FrIIER, Treasurer.
GODFREY NJ. FoGG City Attorney.
AxsoS NELSON Revenue Collector.
JoHS L. GLENN, water-Tax Collector.
j NJ SEaBrRY Superintendent Water Works.
T J. HAZE, Tax Assessor.
WA NJ. BROWN, City Marshal.
!. J. EvKRKr w. II. wunSsoN, Deputy Marshais
JHS A. PETTY, Captain Night Watch.
= ,spKaIcx MARSHALL W. II. Sry'RpfvANr, SASrxr
J. STA KEY JoHS II. DAVIS, W. Z. WATSON, WILLIAM r
MAN rsR, r. NJ. CAvIrT, wN YAEBHorSH, AusxANpKR
BsAsS N, ". H. BRiSkIxr, JANIS A. TAN<stES, W II.
CRosrn an, JoHN RAuGu, S. MeCALnr, a. c. TcoREa
RM " ,rsoS, and W. J. HARRISON, Nght watehmen.
VIZ DIX, Keeper OF Work House.
r. y coIR, Wharf Master.
LAW 6 HESsox Street oyerseer.
The ara OF Mayor and Aldermen meets on the
scond nd fourth Thursdays OF each month
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II =. DistrictCourt,

The District Court Of the United states convenes at
Knoxville on the third Mondays in April and October
at Nashville, first Mondays in March and september
.ut at Jackson, the second Mondays in April and
October.
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congress.

EThe first NJ the 3sth Congress began Mon
DIV. Tee. -th. 1857. The Vice President Of the Uni
Ted states is President e1ocio Of the Senate James
Orr, ~ South Carolina, is the present Speaker Of
the Horse n Representatives, and James c. Allen, Of
Illinois, is Clerk. The following list Of the Con-
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Criminal Court.

Hon VIM. x. Turner is Judge OF the Criminal Court
for the counties OF Rutherford, Davidson and Mont
gnm,ry, and John shane, ESQ is Clerk for this ooun-
AZ ,ets at Nashville on the FIRST Monday in April,
August and December.
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Staple Go DIS.

We have unusually large lot of all kinds of Do
mcstic Goods: Bleached and Brown Cottuns; Wool,
Union, and Cotton Flannels; Striped Cottors for
wants in great variety; Heavy goods for house and
field servants Prints Ginghams, Hosiery, Gloves, IN
short every thing in line and prices that
tail To give satisfaction.
jan-5 r. C. MCNAIRY & co.
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THE REASON WHY!

4 CAREFUL. ealiectsa OF na,usanas Of ReAs
~ TITS for rhings, Snich tloagh generally kno.sn
are tfnnerfecty cndcrsts-1d. a bsak - condeased
scieatnc knowledge for the Mion by tisr author q
"luguire Wthia-" J. 4 handsome IsIna. vaiaue q
rs faecS, printed On nr fasF, bgani cgth gin
al etnsriisshei nth iarEe NusairF q Woof Cuts
~ tstra1ng the varsts saOecs treated q lFce 81
&c . o. aay itfess I - q fzseIzge-
Il cootsns cgliection ant slIsisn - Tafrtoen Hun-
DR. and fiity-tFe f1stS n Seieacc AID Filiissogy
- licas "a tisrtf nlst discovery ruxxtci tie
n learned aEfa asa Scholars ssuar tlra may be
formed 81 rs tGSt usefulness, when infsFtn tfr
reader that has Index q c.luteats Re4clriag ~
columns q has type- Published by
DICK 4 FITZGERALD
Ma u, Ana street. Sew YoTk.
Alse. EnF sale ~ al beokselksrs n thts riare :
C1ss a tie abexe bas s<nt ~ Rad 81 fsrrifa e
81. 20 any address. Tres q postage
Esstshis AEcnts <antsf canvass Cor The Esasan
" y" aad rla4z@to Hakla." se2A casa efasns -
tas psblzAsIA sgr1-sS3ss
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NEW GOODS.

Sundries.
10 BUNDLES Window sash;
10 co sets Wagon Boxes;
boxes kivets
3 kegs Washers,
90 boxes Window Glass;
Ia bars Iron:
9s bundles Iron
Just received and for sale by
n. n. DICKFY,
febI6-n No. S, College street
A ppIes.-s2 bbls Apples Just received and for
n ss,e by tf-hS u. o. nlCkEY
WheeiBarrOyys.
10 wHEJI.BARRows just received and for sale by
~ febl6 y. hickey
Railroad Scrapers.
m RAILROAD Scrapers lust received aud for sale
~ by (fehia) a. 70 pirkH
GUM-EELTING.
SOOO FEET assorted Gum Betting, hand and
CUOO for sale 10y ftan-sl - u. mrkEf
Pennsylvania Buekwheat.
SA SACHS BacKWhcat floar, Just received con
~ Segment and Tar sale by
lan2S u ~ hickey
Boiler Riyets.
m KEGS Boiler Rives just received and for sale
~ by Qehlo) D. u. ldCKEY
VI-<Ir,.f Haeo
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The Judiciary.

sUPREsT COURT OF THE UNITED STATS.
RoGKz P. TASyT, NJ Maryland, Chief Justice.
JoHS Nrfr1y. OF Ohio, Associate Justice.
JAMS ". wavNr, of Georgia, " F."
JoHy a. cAxrryrI, Of Ala, :"
JoHS cArRoS, Of Tennessee, " "a"
PETER V. DA~IE, of Virginia. +" {"
saxru NE'scv, of New York, {"
RorERr @. GRIER, Of Penn. "
N1THAv rrrFFcpr Of Maine - %
The salary Of the President is SIS 5000 per annnm-
that n the Vice President So 400. Each member OF
the Cabinet receives IS nnO aHn"m The salary "f
the Chief justice of the Supreme Cont is Se5oo ana
OF each Associate Justice 81 ,nnn.
The United States Circuit Court for this nhe 9Th
Circuit, is held in Nashville the first Monday in
March-Justce Catron presiding, with Jacob McGavock
s Clerk.
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Chancery Court.

The Chancery Court for the Middle Division Of Ten
,ssce opens at Nashville the FIRST Mondays IN May
and November: at Franklin first Mondays IN April
and October; at Pulaski first Monday IN March and
September; at Columbia, third Mondays IN March aud
September; at Springfield first Mondays IN June and
n ,cember: at GAINESVILLE third Mondays in April and
o tober at Dover, Thursday after second Monday IN
April and October; and at Lcwisburg, on Wednesday
after the third Monday in February and August
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TableCloths, 6-4, ~, 81, and lOi Table Eamask 10y
the yard. All sizes, CuOred Wool Union, and Cotton
Table-Cluths Plaid striped Tuincttes, NAPKINS, to,
gether withali kinds of Diapers Toweings, Marseics
quilts, etc, etc. Also all widths Cotton and Linen
sheetlngs. Pillow Inens. HomestIcs. etc. etc.
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Rrosans and Mud Boo

NJFN,S Iouhle sole Rrogsrs;
vi " Boots.
MEMS HFAyY FIR WORK or sir ErrS;
For sale at very low prices FOR CASH.
John gAMAGF,
fchF- a. College Streef-
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GENTS, WINTER ROOTS.

JoHN RAMAGF. - College Street. IS IN receipt oi
81 Gents super Calf water-proof Stiched Bo"ts
" Congress y : Caters
H. = Shoes.
Pump sole Dress Roots
A" " Caters efr
iaD@h-if iUIgN RAMAGF
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r. c. McNAIRY s. CO.,
LARGE DEALERS N ALL KINDS
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
NO. SIS COLLEGE STREET,
Nashville, Tennessee.

(N1F HAVE now in store unusually arge and
w elegantly assorted stock Of Fall and Winter Goods
every descrpti' n, and We are prepared To oiier
greater inducements 10 persons wishing articles III
line than it has been pleasure tn do Our
stock, both quality and variety, Will compare
with any the country, and prices shall be is low
as IS possible them 10 be. Citizens and strangers
visiting the city will do well To give stock an early
and thorough examination feel wecan make il
their interests. We would call the attention Of the
buyers particularly the following departments n
business:
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Eeni. f. Shields Sales.

DpsTIAR Auction Sales u FURNITURE COOKING
IL UTENSILS, cAKfEfiNSs, kc., every Saturday
morning a 10 o'cioSk-
ID EsTIAR Aneilan s4l.s Il Dry Goods, Clothing ana
II Vzri~giss. sAsh Wednesday Aad Eiz4y eveHsng At
early eszs Light, by
la ID EN- y SHELLS
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Curtain Goods.

Elegant Satin LANES i'll all colors, with trimmings to
match. Elegant Reps in ChntZ coors, with trimmings
match. Elegant Lace Muslin Curtains; all Woo ],
Union, and Cotton namask in great variety together
with Cornices, Gun tain Pins, and Bands.
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grtssHlch ITOM ItuhtSStr
Senator'S.

JoH~ Bell, (American) whose term expires in 1859.
AxpREw JOHNSON, (Democra) whose term expires
IA 1893.
A. o. T. NICHOLSON, Oemocrnt) has been elected to
tlr the place Of Mr. Bell and his will expire in
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FR EIGHT RATES
FROM
Charleston and Savannah
TO
Nashville and Stations ON n. s.
{. Railroad, west Of Stevenson
Esi.i-zss5 Es4s..s5z3 Ezs2ss= ,Aln
49, SS-rSz-SSS-- ==s--SSss I191-S$5s

First Class, Oncudmg Hats per loO..........sl Is
Ihirh tlaSs-.. .''.............. so
Special Rates for Furniture SC $4,000. . so
TOMIElITlON between STEAMERS and Prot,aIcrs
~ plying between New York and Charleston and
savannah has caused n reduction Steamers frciphs
on through Goods As their charges may huctuate
give above the rates from Charleston or Savannah
20 Nashville At the same time guarantee the cost
shall not exceed. any time prior II June ne,
rates rs heretofore advert Sed Through Rates from
New York and PHILADELPHIA Nashville in connection
with Charleston and Savannah Steamship Lines, VIZ:
First tlass. per 100. 81 90
second Class. - .............. ........ =
lhlrn Ass -...-.-..-... 80. S.
Special Rates. ~ ........... 3 so
toHsien Goods ." Agent Central Eailr.ad Savannah
and tn Agent South Carolina Railroad Charleston
OvercharCes and damages ("xccpt damages occur
ING AZ seal VIII he promptly settled heretofore
For further information Cards giving classified
ton. &c. apply To me al the y &C RAILROAD Teno 81
ny mail IN CIIAS. W ANDFRSON
fcb1.-tf General AGENT
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Paper Hanging.

4 II. kinds ~ Fizin aHd IAceoFatye Paper Hanging
~ ia tAr best nlSnner, 4ad cheapest Frcess b.
= FRANKLIN.
a. Orders irft al VIM. Reaf's, No II nea7eFsck
street, pi he promptly zllcn.tct D..
RtyxHxzrxS -Neszrs. A. X CTnEief, jos n White,
n. Barns, Horn a saE, L d. SoEbcy yAn-s
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GET TIE HEST.

GET TIE HEST.
rI'IiE GENUINE ANinl,oTYPE--ihe Prenliasl fiesRre
is bry,nd Izaf-oH tbs nrst - 10 Of hkcCcss
yct MA o-duCcd, and stAnsis .thHut rival.
TINS caHnat change lloin,
glgift sansaii falir tAen,
nampness cannot nuul them,
DGsl asNcI reach ttlsu,
Rust CANNED coErole them.
Made az heFeiaaoFe By IAftCuNBk, Corner o. Cherry
Aad UEsn streets, asa pal up upiop stsle Al East
esn prices.
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LEWIS Cas-, Of Michigan, Secretary Of STATE.
HOWELL CoBB, Of Georgia, Secretary Of The Treasury.
ISAAC ToroEY, Of Connecticut. Secretary gfthe Nary.
JoHS B. FroYD, Of Virginia, Secretary If Var.
JEREMIAH H. BLACK, Of Penn, Attorney General
JAcoB THoNrsoS Of Miss. Secr>tGry If The Interior.
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$4,000 PAPERS
FRESH Garden Seeds.
WYE in receipt Of the most exten sive stock
w or Garden Seeds embracing many and
valuable varieties - ever brought this market They
are all Of the growth Of 1857 and from the following
houses Of well known reputation:
Ir. Landreth * Sons, Philadelphia
The American Seed Garden, Withersheld, &c.
.Risley's, FredOnia New York
Shaker Garden, South Union, Ky.
escrIptlve Catalogues from the above houses ready
Tor gratuitous distribution. Gail and get
In addition 10 the above, We have large supply Of
the most usual varieties by the pound, and Beans and
Peas by the bushel.
1000 Papers Flower Seed.
Just recciv eli from the celebrated house of Johnson
Robbins Co, 1000 Papers Of Flower Seeds. The
lovers OF Flowers have larger and better assert
meni from which to make their selection of seeds than
they have heretofore had in this city.
RAINS X BROWN.
No 10 South Public Square,
lanl3-u Opposite the Market House.
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J. '. GILBERT, FrOprietor
Opposite this House, Market street livery
stables where be found at all hours, horses. bug
Eies, carriages, &c. J. " Alexander Co.. and W. T.
Wright K Co. are the proprietors.
Zee. 4-Iyd&w
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CHEAP sOLE-LEATHER.

II 4 c. ANDERSON, Ses IS and Al College Street.
Il have stre aud les sale. hsaNy - q exeei-
lent oak .I4Hnea sziefrather Il = eetis Per fand
2 4 e. ASnI1<uN.
Ma IS and ~ Coege street,
izals-g slss doors lEon bxl21-
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.
Corner Main and sixth SITS,
Louisville. Ky

rTNHIS well known Hotel, having been thoroughly
i paired and newly furnished, il now open for the
accommodation OF the travelling public. Situated in
the most central ana business part of the city, and
having superior accommodations the Proprietor hopes
by strict attention 10 business merit large portion
of the public patronage. His charges Will be suit
the present hard times.
Dec. .-ly J. COMB Proprietor
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TRUNKS, Trunks,

4 pnITICNAL sUPlIIs. Just received a large
~ stock Il Cheap Trunks.
JOHN RAMAGF.
marlC-u a. College street