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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-17
Slightly Ahead.

M have recently secured the exclusive agency for this
Sta 9, for the sale OF Halssy BOXERS and Capt e.
StUllz's celebrated brands OF
VIRGINIA CHEWING TOBACCO.
ms Agency includes all ther brands and enables
sen al Factory prices. We CGndidly believe give
dealers better bargain than ever been offered them in
nls GUY as our stock Of Tobacco and ssgars
city.
No a Union street, Cd door from Bank Of Tennessee.
APnl H-u J. W. LANGLEY & co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-17

ms Is 'as hra Of four volame which vii embrace ne
Pi1 % '' AHieFeaa Revolution, from Blockade Of
BOsOn 70 the Treaty Of Psseo al P,ri. tn I-s ~ 4, .
iain', ina great degree from manuscript ana BnoBbsb
sources the history Of TIE nation DART The rs pooa Of
his evsnul period, including blockade Of oop ar
Dor, The general organization Of The country he alteration
Of we Charter Of massachusetts, the resistance Of The ~
PIE o. massachusetts The spirit ef hsSOuta the Couzrsss
o. ' me PfogFeas OF measures In Eagans France and
elsewhere, the Battles Of Lexington and Couesrd ~ -
OF Boston, The CoBgss Of 1905 choice Of Washuatoo
a. eonmander'in Chief The Battle Of Bunker ain etc etc
As mere VIII uouss5 be great demand for te History
Of the Revolution, independent Of the preceding voue
Of me EorE these four Velumss will also pabshad sep
aiaieiy As the American Revolution Vols. l. H. III W
viii title page snd binding to correspond.
The aTst volume viii Be Issued on ne sst OF NAV nd
The others will follow assOOa hey can be prepared fog
She press.
april lz-2i-sat and We'd
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-17
New STYLES of Soft Hats.

THE most attractive assortment OF Soft Hats and Cap for
the season. will be found Waterhed q Walkers.
they have ali that's new and desirable, prices low and
ifoTm,
WATERFIBLD & WALKER,
Premlnn Haftnrn Pnhfr Snnara-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-17
GREAT AFTERNOON SALE OF DESIRA-
BILE CITY PROPERTY

! GREAT AFTERNOON SALE OF DESIRA-
BILE CITY PROPERTY.
ON FRIDAY 8Olh, April 1885, at halt past two o'clock
~ P. ~ on the premises, will offer at Public sale
the following deirabe property most egiby located
Spruce street. Nashville between The residence Of Gen
WOodOk and large vacant lot ao)ning the resdence Of
p Clark ESQ First large unfinished stone dwelling
with from Is 70 20 rooms and an observatory commanding
line view Of the city and surrounding country; the lot
fronting 1901 feet spruce and Is free soil property
ssO an adjoining lot part free SOIL fronting "a feet with
a frame house on it. Also handsome brick dwelling
With six rooms &C. lot fronting 90 feet, also adjoining the
last lot fronting abO0t so Teton Spruce and about l5
alley, with frame dwelling on It. Terms one anc two
years cFe1t for notes bearing interest with satisfactory
secHriy, payable in Bank and lien retained. We
earnestly invite public at euton 10 the sale Of this very
desirable and valuable property At Inc CONCLUSION OF the
absVe sale will offer the following lois IN living Wet
mOres beautiful Addu to Nashville Nos 20 a. Is and
2s on Ewing Avenue and FOgg street, also lots Nos IOl
1922 1903 and lO4 Stevenson Avenue and Allison street
lots Nos l2l 1872 1zS and ia, on WemOre street. Nos
1875 g. l27 and l28 Wsm1Te street aud Stevenson
Avenue Lot No 3l5 on Ewi Avenue aBd High street.
Lots Nos go 49, "a and 95 Allison street. and inter.
sered by the Railroad lots Nos g. TO- II Il and u on
Stevenson Avenue and Fogg street and Interested by
the Louisville Railroad. number OF the lots are mos
eligible building SITES and all possess the great advantage
Of Free schools
sac without reserve on credit Of one two and three
wears with satisfactory security, etc.
Omnbuses free Of charge will leave office A41S Cher
~ street. at ~ o'clCck P. m, on day Of sale.
Apull4-d j. L. q K. W. BROWN.
n B-Should the weather be too inolement on 8Oh
inst the sale will take place at - O'clock p NJ, S1ur
day, May LIST, 1858.
EDGFIELU AND SOUTH NASHVILLE
LOTS FOR SALE On LONG THE
EDGEFIELD, No IS, Blood's Addition No Forssr's Ad
Z diEon Nos IS 3, 49, shs by's Addition AfO Nos -
g. 81 S. in LanIers addition uth Nashville. The
all most elglbly located Cali
L. & R. W. BtOWN,
IL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-17
FOR CAIRO AND MEMPHIS.
THE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMER,
j. g.. CLINE.

THIS superior and light draugbt passenger kaRA
L and freight steamer will leave for The is4s.Sd
above and all way ports MONDAY, the 49, -.
10Th inst, at O'Clock, P. NJ. -
Fer freight OF passage apply on board oTtO
april It'd A. L. DAVIS AGENT
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-17
SEED POTATOEi

1.-TWO HUNDRED barrels Northern MecbanOek Seed
J. Potatoes, at Auction. Ben. f. Shields will sell This
3ruing at 10 O'clock at his Auction Rooms $50 Barrels
Nrrthsrn Mse1anoek Seed Potatoes sound and in good
or der. Terms Ca IN faDr "a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-17

FRESH ARRIVAL Or
GrOcerie =,
Inn HHDS. PRIME TO CHOICE SUGAR;
4OO zoe bbls Powdered, Loaf and Crushed Sugar
$50 bags prime Rio COGsei
100 bbs, MOasses;
100 i bills do
50 bags Old Gov lava and LsguirE Coffee
IS bbls Maekerel. assorted
so dozen BHckets;
$50 boxes Star and Mould Candles
600 Kegs Wheeling n ais. assorted;
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted brands;
5000 imported HaVsnE Cigarsi
$4,000 assorted brandH do
IS boxes Scotch HerringB;
3 tisfces Fresh Flgs;
40 bags Pepper, Spite and Ginger;
feb II n. & 3. P. CHBATHAM.
IHLOUR.-iOOB GgI extra Family Flour luI received and
Z OTsHlsby bfRhE & AILLkR.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-17

Soda Water,

lust RRCEIVED-4O barrels Extra Early London Lady
y P tatoes, for seed, genuine and no mistake.
For sale bE
ourfTTN ~ NN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-17
Union.

O04V4s
February 18Th, 1883.
lyk, the undersigned, have Capt A. B. Newsou5s
noe horse Union, and consider him Justly dsserviu
liberal patronage he IL stlndng the present season Three
miles nofta OF Lebanon HtsOn cOun y Tennessee
mo season, and 81 to the groom Ne is full brother 70
Fs0 a got by lmpOrsd Glencoe dam Ganess b. impoF-
tsd LeYatnan grand dam BY sir Arny great grand dam By
mporea Dare Devil his eth dam Lacy BOlngbrokp she By
imported PantalOOn, Cads WOmlys KIM fIsrod Prim
son ~ Imported Dove stella BY Olhso Tasker in ported
mare Sol ma by The GOdolphln Arabian
Union purely and poPuar bred, mastery IN rEa. hs
proportions and symmetry, blood ana blood IKE appear
shee make nm interior 70 in America he l. we'll
dsisFVng all The praise generous people can b5stow.
+. B AIRY.
CHARLES MORGAN.
10. G. GUILD.
VA. HARkEY.
4. K. WYNNB.
G. b. WILLIAMS.
GEO. ELLIOrr.
april 4-Wtiunsl All Of sumner county.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-17
Trust sale 81 an lion 10 undrY.

OY virtue Of Deed Of Trust made 60 the 10th
ID day September, 1857, BY Ric1aTd WniIcOmb, VIM
eige, and John Hartley, and which registered IN the
proper Office this county in Book No. o. pages l00 lO
will offer plblc sale Tuesday the Goth Gay
a April next the property therein described consisting Of
Steam Engine and Boiler Fan, CupOa, Skating and
tBeag, Woo Lathe, Crane. Moulding Flssks, Patterns,
Benches and other articles aud fixtures necessary 70 carry
Iron Foundry, including FORCES and Backsmiths'
Tools, together With than sixty Of pig IRON and
Of Car Wheels and other Castings Eesde5 many
other articles RnG materials mentioned in said Deed Of
Trust
This foundy has been in operation about six months and
is situated in Edgehed the river, just below the old
bridge, and very the OF the Machine Shops, &C.
Of the Louisville and Nashville the Bdgefeld Ken
ucay Railroad Companies.
Terms hch shall be reasonable made known on the day
Of sale WASHINGTON BARROW,
Trustee.
thereby consent to- and DESIRE that the sale above
toned, shall take place.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-17
FOR CINCINNATI AND PITTsBURG,

tbs regular packet boat HUDSON, RIDB-
NOUR, Master, will leave above, this day, ~
Saturday. the l7th instant O'Clock, P, M
For freight or passage apply on board, or TO
Il. n. HARRISON,
sPrI7-lt Agent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-17
Wanted.

MIDDLE aged gentleman, OF good business habits and
education, Is DESTROYS OF situation that will support
MS iamlY References OF integrity and competency will
De made perfectly satisfactory. Please address,
apIul'-'! A. BATES, through the city P. o.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-17
NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS.

FARE ONLY sI2-TIWE THBO9 25 HOURS.
fHNRAlAs run through from Stevenson 70 Mem sl~IN
Il phis and make close connection win trains
Nashville and Chattanooga RarOad at Steven
Through Tickets from Nashville 70 Memphis ur
sl2. Time through 3 hours.
NO STAGING.
Passengers shcuid leave Nashville the o'clock, Pr -
Fin which arrives at Stevenson Et Is A. Ia, aud con-
meets with Trains for Memphis No delay except IN chang
ng cars. G. L. ANDERSON,
aprl3-tf Ticket Aren't
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-17
SPRING STOCK.

AM now receiving direct from the best and most fashion.
able manu- lecturers large and complete assortment Of
BOOlS and 81 rs TO which respectfully invite the atten-
tOn Of purchasers confident that suit all in quality,
style, and price, WI iesEs and reai the large
10 enume'ate call and be suited. Also, Trunks, Carpet
Bags, sBd Valises A. B. ROBER ISON,
aprilI7-dRndwlm No Is COLLEGE st.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-17
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

NHERB will be election held at the once ofthe Nash.
Il vile Commercial Insurance Company, on MONDAY,
the third day OF May, from 10 O'clock A. M to O'Clock
r sr the purpose secng eleven Directors TO manage
the affairs Of the named Company for The ensuing
Twelve months JAMES WALKER,
april l7-d kecretaTy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-17
Negroes for Sale.

ON the 10Th day Of April next will expose TO pubIIc
~ sale for cash all the interest that A J. Higgins
and to the folio sing negroes, yzJordln, Henry Jerry
John jar us Caroline, susan, Hannah, and Mar
rar5t which is supposed to be 1nth-at the Cour
House dOor in Nashville which has been levied 20 sat
isfy sundry executions IN my hsnds.
March IS, 1853. J., A. STANLEY g. d. @.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-17

CHAMPAGNE WINES, BRANDIEs, &C.
THE subscribers ofsrs fr sale he following ehoics
4 brands Of Wines, BFandie5, &C.;
so Baskets Star brand
IS Eugene Ohquoit, pnts and quaTtl
10 Widow or FiTs Clqli0L
Fleur de Sslsry aud Crown brands
so bOXssChO &c ClarsIs.
casks HaTm01y aud other choice brands Of Shsrrv
and Madeira.
10 cases Of swiss Absyah.
10 4" Curacao and Mzrsschu1.
50 Gousy, Bocksrs and other bittsrs.
80 casks London Porter and Edinburgh Ass Of various
brands
25L pipes ofcheos French Brandes.
The VINE growers Co, Jlies Duraud Aren't HJeln
L0uiss superior old CoguIae lsll," and @sar,s7 are
fully guaranteed pure ana unsgrp sed 30 Quality md
For by the Agents for The sale Of these brands
pipes pure Holland Gin, Jamaica Rum pssch and
Apple Brady, Sooishi Irish and America Whisv Chr.
. Brandy, B5unoa etc The oonnoslsurs and ovs oroof
Wines Brandy ssgar So aEs respectfully invited aI
and examine thaFil0ek
aPullA A KERR co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-12
Tho Portuyu,,e Difficulty.

A dispatch, dated Lisbon, October %,
says:--"This morning, at o'clock, the ship
Charles ct Georges was restored, and the
captain (RJuxel) set at liberty. The exact
amount Of indemnity that Portugal has en-
gagged to pay on the requisiton OF the French
Government, is not yet fixed"
The indemnity from Portugal had, it was
said, been reduced to lS6 600 francs.
The MOuiteur officially confirms the state
meut that the Charles ct Georges had been
restored ADD her captain liberated.
The Paris Patrie says the indemnity has
been paid by Portugal without arbitration,
but this requires Confirmation.
The manner in which this question was
settled bad called forth the Indignation OF
the English press 10 general.
The Times, in q leader on the subject,
say-:--"Nevcr was the voice OF truth and
Justice more arrogautly oSerpowered by a
mere superiority OF physical io'ce-de'er
were the rights of brave and Independent
nation more recklessly trampIed upon--ueS-
Ell vas tho understanding upon Which the
affairs of Europe, since the peace 0t 1919,
have been conducted, more entirely cast 10
the winds; for Portugal Is left but 80 fold her
arms and record her protest against the y!o'
lence to which she bias been forced 10 subUl'.
For Europe there remains precedent
fraught with danger"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-12
The "Sevenlh District"

In an article last week, beaded Seventh
District" some Of the friends of Mr.. Shack
elford understood Us es saying, that IN the
event Of the announce nept Of Wing can-
didate for Congress, be will retire from the
contest. We think our remarks admit OF no
such construction; but We will explain by
stating. that we intended, simply, to say that
if there should be Wing candidate, and the
district DO in any danger Of being lest to the
Democratic party, Mr.. Shackeliort would be
willing to submit the selection Of the demo-
cratic candidate to district convention fair
ly gotten up. He does not desire, much less
seek, a Convention, unless one should &c ab-
soluely necessary Tor the safety oFthe party
Some of Gov Smiths friends understood
US as endeavcring TO throw the responsibility
of the loss of the district, in the contingency
alluded to, upon him. This 10 still more
far-letched construction. We spoke of Mr..
Shackelford, alone, and had 20 allusiCn to
Gosernor Smiths position, for we did not
know it, We bad consefsed with Mr..
Shackelord On the gu! ject, 10, not with
Governor Smith. We learn since that Gov.
Smith, whilst not ,artia to Conventions, Is
no, opposed to them under I'll circumstances.
He regards them in the light of necessary
evils, to be resorted to only in cases o! ex-
treme necessity. Blue Rdge Rep.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-12
Prince Georges County, ND.

The Circuit Court of this county adjourn
ed on Yesterday, after disposing Of number
of cases. The case Of VIM. L. Talhert, in.
dicted for the murder of John A. Goldshot-
ough. was removed TO Howard County. Will
liam A. Hall was tried on three indictments
for stealing. In the first case the Jury, al
ter remaining up all night, and being unable
TO agree upon verdict, was on yesterday
morning discharged. 10 the two other cases
the accused submitted bis case to the Court,
and was acquitted on one Of the indictments,
and found guilty on the other, and sentenced
to the Penitentitary for the term Of two years
and six months. The Graud Jury remained
in session until the ast day OF the Court and
we are sorry to say that the number Of IN
dictments found by that body was larger
than for many years. VioIatiousof law are en-
tirely too frequent for the welfare OF cur com
munry, and the difficulty of bringing guilty
parties to justice has bad tendency to in-
crease the number Of cases His Honor Judge
Grain, in abiding TO this increase, after thank
ing the Grand Jury for their efforts to bring
offenders to justice, assured them that the
Court would leave nothing undOne 80 bring
to punishment all violators against the law.
Marlboro Gazette.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-12
From WashInRon.

WASHINGTON, Nov l0.-The State Depart
msut has sent an official note to General Jerez,
pointing out the improperly OF bis course
and expressing the dissatisfaction with
which the Department regards bis pubiica-
ton warnir the public against purchasing
tickets for Nicaragua, by the steamer Wash
ing,on.
IL is true that Mr. White has had repeated
interviews with Gen. Walker, bis only OF ject
being, be says, to ascertain whether Walker
designed, should be be restored to power in
Nicaragua, to interfere with the chartered
rights of the Atlantic and Pacific Ship Canal
Company. Walker has given him assurance
that in such an event he would respect
those rights, or any other American inter-
ests.
Mr.. White to-day sen. a note to the Assis-
tant Secretary of State, with the request that
it be shown to Mr.. Cass, denying that hny Of
Walkers flibusters went to Nicaragua in the
steamer Washington, ard saying that the
Company will not knowingly permit such
persons to go thither in their vessels.
The collector OF the port of Mobile has
been applied to for clearance to Walker
emigrsnt vessel, but has referred the qnes
ton to the Secretary Of the Treasury. Walk
er left for Mobile to-day. lie and Colonel
Henningsen last night reconciled their for
mer differences.
General Paez will roturo to Venezuela In
the chartered steamer America.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-12
Mystery OF the American Lakes.

Lake Erie is only GO or 20 feet deep, but
the bottom of Lake Ontario, which is 592
feet deep, is $50 feet below the tide level Of
The ocean, or as low as most parts OF the Gulf
of ST. Lawrence, and the bottoms of Lake
Huron. Michigan and Superior although
their surface is 80 much higher, are all from
their vast depth, on level with the bottom
of Lake Ontario.
Now, az the discharge through the river
Detroit after allowing for the tull probable
portion carried of by evaporation, does not
appear by any means equal to the quantity
of water which the three upper great LAKES
receive, it has been conf actured that a sub
terrauean river may run from Lake Superior
to Huron to Lake Ontario. Tbs conjecture
is by no means improbable, and accounts
for the singular fact that salmon aud herring
are caught in all the lakes communicating
with the ST. Lawrence, but no others. As
the Falls OF Niagara must have always exist.
ed, it would puzzle the naturallsts to say how
these fish got into the UPPER lakes without
some such subterranean river; moreover, any
periodical obstruction Of the river would fur
nish not improbable solution Of the mystic
rious hux and reaux Of the lakes.
Upon this, the editor Of the Scientific
American remarks:
"Are salmon and herring found in the
lakes and rivers above the Falls OF Niagara!
If 80 it affords strong grounds tor surprising
there is q subterraneUus communication be-
tween Ontario and the upper lakes; II not, ne
can SEQ no ground for such c0nc!usIon.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-12
Loudoun County.

MURDER -Tuu,, Il negro man, belonging
TO Mrs. Leah UuIchison, Of this county, killed
q free negro. Reuben Hurley, on Friday
evening last near AIde. The difficulty OIL
gina!y grew out OF some money which the lat
ter owed tho former, and both parties meet
ing at the time mentioned above, the quarrel
was renewed, when Hurley attacked Tom
with u piece OF moving scythe, ayowng his
purpose to take his lie; wnereupon I"uI
threw stone which took effect on the head
CT his assailant, Sillng him almost Instantly
Tom has been lodged III Jail to avail! trial
for the offence.
Ire trial Of Tum is progressing before the
County Court.
the Society of Friends, delivered e discourse in
the Court House, in this town, on Wednes-
day evening" last. His remarks were free
frcm all bgoty or seciaran feeling, aud
were listened to with much interest by those
present
We we're last week favored with copous
Outpourng of refreshing rain, which Impair
ted new life and yisor 10 eVerythlng around
us.
Marietta, n slave belonging to Mr.. John
Frincis, OF this county, charged with infauti,
cide, the particulars Of which We published
last week, was tried before the County Court
On Tuesday, fourd guilty, and ordered to be
transported.
The wheat crop in this county has never
presented a more cheering aspect o. this sea
son of the year, than at present Tne grow
ing fields look beautiful, and the prospects
for rich reward 20 the husoaniuan are
most aAtterng.- LouioW Mirror.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-12
sgs3d35yl sl5.76S5s s43llo.C3 s3g2. 5000

Compared with October of last year thore
is decrease now of So, 6SS SO in the total
rcycnue for the month. The decrease on the
main stem is SIC, SIG.O4 but this lie, for the
greater part, only apparent, the earnings OF
.he Northwestern road having been included
in the publication for the main stem OF Dc
tobsr of last year. There is an increase now
of 81, i3l 63 on tie Washington branch,
whch. with the Northwestern Va. earnings
OF So. 765 SIS deducted from the main stem
decrease. shows the net falling of 10 revenue
tor October last to be ss above stated.
The meeting Of the board yesterday was
briet and harmonious The annual report
OF the COMPANY for the fiscal year ending
September 81, 1853. was brought forward IN
form, ADD. on being read and duly consider
ed, was adopted. as We learn, without dissent.
This report will be made TO the general meet
log OF stockholders, to be held on Monday
next, for the election OF directors. The gross
earning Of the main stem are understood to
be some 50, $50 900, u decrease OF about ) bO,
coo On the previous year, the result of course
OF toe general depression in the country, short
crous aud large falling off in the coal trade.
The working expenses Of the road have
against 80 20 last year. The revenue from
tho caal trade was reduced To something over
SS00,O0O, against 81, $1,000 10 lS5I--abOuE
$4,000 Vi .ni- decrease is by reason OF the
80 cents per ton reduction in the freight on
coal since that measure went into operation.
Tae floating debt Of the company, notwlth-
standing these great drawbacks on the reVe-
nue., has through persistent course OF econ
omy, (avoidiDg expenditure where it was not
absolutely necessarily and the available
means Of the company, been mostly paid of.
1t was at the beginning Of the year SS2O, S9o,
and a. the date 10 which the report is made
10, about Ssh ,UOO since which the bills pay
able are reduced to 81 4, 900, rs shown by the
monthly tinaucal statement Of yesterday and
which amount is offset by the unsolicited
revenue. The putting 10 proper condition
and working the Northwestern road has caus.
ed further considerable increase OF the IN
dcb'edn"-s ct this company during the year,
some S3OO,UO0. The indebtedness OF the
Northwestern to the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company at the close of last year
was 81, l02 S3.--BaH. Su:.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-12
An Extraordinary Chance.

Advertisements like the following, so nu-
mercus in New York aud other large cities.
are q novelty in this metropolis:
Wanted Immediately, by widOwer, be-
tween 45 al so years Of age, wife. She
must lie intelligent, aminble, pretty, and last,
but no, least, rich; for all of which be will
promise to give 10 return bis unbounied al
feo,ion and tho entire charge OF bis large
family of childrer. Ladies who are desircus
of embracing so favorable an opportunity of
changing their life Of single bIes-edne's to
life of untold happiness, will please ADDRESS
"Widower," Georgetown post cthce. None
need apply who are over Is years OF age"
Here is direct appeal to the marri.gea-
bic ladies' Of the District, and an cpportuol-
ty for some one to become a wife and the
mother of family at the same time, mas
much as the unhappy "widower" promises
to give the "eutire charge OF his large fami-
" of children" to the fortunate applicant
I'nIDu