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sleep so"' -
" Forty or nifty girls were smonp the skater.
al the Portland Canal basin, last week
u Gov. Chase, Of Ohio. who /, abou, ,o
marry widow Lds got the rhrumatiSm
Much sympathy was manifested in Hart,
10 a on Tuesday, at the 6urying Of Col. SImueI
IL The Kentucky State ApIjcuIfuraI S,c;o,,.
cffer four premiums. of 500 zach for four Kind,
oI the best leaf tobacco of this years crop.
IL A little while ago the Providence r \
ma 1et was almost hare of corn but for the La,
wee K The impoftations exceed I26 ,O1u bushels
IL Hoffman and Burns, the makers and Won.
ueiS oi LOtse meat sauSd9es at PhIlddeID Ia 70
oern sentence to eighteen months Imprisonment
u Measures are being taken In Stockton.
CeAIoihld, 10 test the cultivation of rice on
ployment Of Cinnamon '"'
III The ArteSian well now n n,o.,,..,,,
)svIIle, kenturky, has been bored 10 m. dantb.
OF l2lo Feet The driil II through rrey lime
OF alternate hard and soft strata '"'
u The INST bonnet worn in ENGLAND Was
Drought Tom Italy IN the reign of Queen EIi,.
Deth, and Us form was compromise b.t,ysn
the peasant hat and the French hood
II The Waterbury American say. tb,, IL,
- Infested by wood thieves, who steal rail.
Fences, and all sorts of wood which can he ,.,
Tied away. "e 'hi :
IL W hen the royal baby Of Spain was borp
JUS -nraptufed papa. putting him upon gold. :,
platler, passed him around the room for III, in
>pectlon of the assembled cOurtieTs like a deli
cate moTsel they might look at, but might no,
eat e' NV
III There Is said to he an organ zed asSocjs
TO" Il female gamblers IN Newburyport, Mass
we leader OF whom IS said to be the wife of one
Of the leading rumseIlers of the CITY. and NIL
hhnoeis among IFS babitUes the female members
OF families, whom TO name would astonisb every
one. S'eiJ
a. W Among the decorations of the Episcopal
ohuich, al Greenfield, Mass on Christmas eve
was large and beautiful star in tbr Pas, ,;
n, S,'+ io'ly leri above the pulpit and LIGHTED
~ mud lamp. In the midst Of Rev. Mr.. Flats
1,,, a. ~. tooF NE, the tyeIgre, rs LIiziup
~ ~ very aftlluS manner SudIenIy ~ =
ca ,, i'a>s gave way ard fell upon the fever
. 10 fsnl,' man, The lamp striking lin on The
rrcti1n. Eor, lng The blazing fluid in sIi d.
i'.ta'F, fortunately, the fire was sriInoui.I'e,,
49, ,,o,-,, n.d done any damage. and MI Film
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THE CREASED PIG.-It is aid that at least five
hundred people witnessed the catching Of a
CREASED pig, on Christmas day, In Dorchester,
Mass. Twenty-eight persons compe ted for the
prize, each one paying entrance fee Of twenty
five cents, king 81 in all. Warren Haley was
successful. There was foot race immrd lately
after the pig race, in which Jonathan Baker one
Of the six Young men who engaged, outstripped
his connections ..' -
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NALUE OF A MANS LIFE.-The following MEM
orandum was recently found on the desk of an IL
GnOis Thadamanthus. on .'Sentencs day
A steals from % SIS and is incarcerated in the
States prison one year; kills ID and is sentenced
10 the same place eight years. what is the value
Of mans life AnsweT-S2S0-
AptIy Illus rated
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ARRIVAL At INV NoRk.-The arrivals from
foreign ports during the past year, at New York
number 30, 100; passengers 2ii.l65. including
II ,2G5 from California. OF the vessels, 2,sG1
Were American and 7I5 British
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GENERAL WALKER TAKEN PRISONER
IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC,

Sl5cm WORTH OF Doors AND SHOES TO BE SoI.p
BOOTS AND SHOES AZ greatly rednoed % "'
Prices. Ny object IN so doing IL TO close
OF March, in order to make extensive inv
PrHHyements m ny store Z, ON.
than u has ever been before.
"a A few of the kind haye to offer will name:
a SbssD 81 ask roHed Caters, thick scIes
80 pairs Ladies Black and Colored Caters, at IS
$50 pairs Morocco Boots. thick soles. at 81, very
100 p,irs Morocco Boots, at IS cent.
$50 pair. Ladies Black and Colorsd Caters. with
mems Boys and chldrens Shoe. Of ali kinds. ,hst
are kept IN first class shoe store. '''''
along and see for you self '''''''
r. NJ. MAGRUDER.
dT-~ corner 7th ard streets, No. S,
= such As Tea Sets, c.stor. Walters. S Cake Bs.
SeaylIy plated on Albata for sale q nai, low
reneral housefnrnshing Store, Iron Hail. '
A LMANACH DE- GOTTA; Anuuaire D,nIo
matlqur ct StatIstlque pour l'annee 1854. ~"
~. The koya K,lepd.5 for 'ss, a X egister for Eng
Tae British Almanac and Companion for Isss.
RhSktTS, Dolls, DOLL ARMS, Doll,
y Heads, Doll Shoes, &c, at
dSl - - - McLArGHLIN,S-
FANNY HAIR PINS-Jusf received .n-,,h.,
SUPPLY oil those beautiful Hair Pins, Al
v st-s.--------- LAMMOND'S.
HAiR BRUSHES, COMBS, PORTEMON-
is,se al 1ara Eases Cigar Cases, 4 c., very
aa MeE ITO 20 Pa. avenue.
T y Is WAiTtss. and bl:ock IN ~
uuoea prices, by e.. W. BOTELER,
-- ae d - HonseiarnlsbinF Store. Iron Hall
EVkRfTHiNG FOR CHRIsrMAs,M
dH % Pa. avenue, bet 9Th and sth streets,
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I3 per gallon: Water lees, Cakes Of every va
rety and styles: Jelies, Charlotte de Russo Blanc
Mango. Pies Of various kinds and every hing Moe
~ the Confect iunery line, al the PHILADELPHIA
ICE CREAM STORE, corner 18th and Z streets.
d9-Ims
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TREAsURER's sTxTEMENT. ,

TREAsURERs sTATEMENT. :.
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PERSONAL.

Among the nOtabiltieS at the Ievep tod ~.
Was DT MaCkdy. the editor of the I.,udnu lin
rated News, ahd who fingered for sou. time il,
me oval room, quiet. but apparently much in
te',h'ed spectator Of the truly republican sDsc
tacie presented ~
---- Me I.ongwOrth. the great Catawb,.-
man 81 Cincinnati. celebrated his golden we'd
dlnG on Christmas eve. lust hf;v Years f-o,n Inc
tltne Ci MS marriage with the daugLte- of MAJOR
las ho"eii "f N"w jersey. The b7idcsIna ID
Who PaTiir pdicd an the CEREMONY was nrcs,rt
IS we'e large company OF friend, and relatives
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Jan lit

~MASONIC The members of Hiram I,odE e.
~ No. 10, are notified that a regular meeting
and This rff i.Saa1
Ist, st O'Clock. Master Masons in good standin:
are fraternaly invited to be present.
81 order q W Fl ffftHas " Y SSiErz, Secretary,
.T OFFICE .oE THE COMMISSIONERS
ST. Iss7NI have been directed by the Mayor 10 state
that there are several cases of small pox IN that
request all persons who have not been vaccinstsd
to Iske that ptecsu'I3n Immedateiy So as to pre-
janI Commissioner Of Health.
TsMITHsoNLAN ECTUREs.-
rs ~ H {. LEEHH dN ISnuaaT ha ec &C.
Alabama, on the life and Genius of Milton"
Lecture to commence at quarter before O'CLOCK
TYOUNG CATHOLICS FRIEND So
CIET " h Ths mOnthy meeting Of th,
mon announced to be preached f for the benefit of
Society at 81 PatGi1ks on sundsy next is postponed
" isni n " - !. 4. cALIAS. Sec, pro TEN.
" WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY
mse W Gftbe GomPspy ~, vii take place on
sI4ess requires full attendance, BY order:
d3l-N " T. BEERS. Secretnry.
rA LECTURE ON POPULAR AND HIS.
london. snh@r Of English SONGS s and ESitoS ofhe
Illustrated London News, will he delivered at the
ranis aysa~e. on s;STTRDAT ETESiSS, JAN
Doors open at 7 o'clock; the Lecture to commence
Price Of admission 81 cents Tickets to he oh,
Msssrs. TayIor& Maur,'s, and at the Hotels.
d3,4t
-wASHINGTON ART ASSOCIATION
insfnu Art ASSOCIATION is now open ar the GALLERY
on street. between 18th and l4th streets, from 10
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NOrICE.-To my man, punctual customers I
4 return my slnoere thanks and ask continuance
of their fsyoTs. To those indebted to- me ] wnuld
say, having always with pleasure executed your
orders punctuaiy aud faithfully, return
fully ask \ prompt settlement of your accounts
After this date, when orders executed (uness
there is previous und lrs taudng the contrary
a settlement viii be expect ed.
John MARkRITER.
ian ct No. I2s 9Th ST.. next 10 I.ammond's.
HNHE ADVENTURES OF CAT, aud q fine
i Cat. too cnlored engrIvIngS: London. 1851.
The Adventures of a Bear and a great BE; too
colored engravI Ks; London, 1857.
The Adventures of Dog. aud good Dog, too,
cnlored engravinss London 1851.
The Little Pilgrim, by Alfred CrOvQuil, beautl-
fully illustrated: London. 1857
FAIRY Gold. translated from the French, many NJ
lustratIons: London. 1857.
Tales and Fa'ry Stores, translated from the Ger
m1r; London, laj1.
Saxelford, story for the Young, many illustra-
tIons; London, 1857.
Eda Morton. or School-ruom DAYS MANY IIlustra-
ito. s; London, 1857.
With many Other new Books, English, French
and American, for youths of all AGES.
Jan FRANCK TAYLOR.
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STRONG THoUGHTS.-John Van Buren, is a
man of pungent thought, if such man exists
HIS speeches are always replete with strong
points we'll put to influence the mind of the
people. None of his never to- be FORGOTTEN
forensic efforts were more remarkable in that
way than his speech delivered a few nights AGO
at the great Democratic meeting In Tammany
Hall John undertook defence of the Kan.n.
poiicy OF PresidenC Buchanan, and made clean
WORK Oh IT, His speech, for the space it occu-
pies In the Albany Arg1s, wherein We read it.
lSas conclusive an effort as we ever read We
regret more than we can express, our inability
t. transfer the whole of it to the Stars CO..
umns. The following brief extract, however.
viii suffice to give the reader some idea of the
terseness and force Of his reasoning:
resident Buchanan says that, according to hi,
construction OF the Nebraska bill and the Cincin.
70 fp,' aioiin, the convention that met in Kansas
. ,,nlI constitution was bound to submit 10 a
phI. at vote the question whether Kansas
should or should not have slavery I'm that 70.
80 rue resident differs dramatically from the
Sou'u' win the letter OF Senator Hunter with
Mr Jefferson Davis-for they claim that ,hs Co.
sentoh Rdd absolute power TO dispose Of tbi.
question Tor themselves. The Prssiden, s,ys H.,
ms uhae standing was that that question was not
70 "e urCIdtd by the convention but wa IN he
disposed Of by direct vote OF Ib. IeonI. W oS
ne diso Jays tha: the convention proposed 10 smh
MI, Ihd' qneAtion Ia direct vote Of the peonle
at4u .hey were 10 have d chance to determine the
dt4"es'i"n Eesa ding this domestic institution
i"f ih' niNircs The President is thus strictI,,
Wltnih MS pledges and the pledges of the y ebras
ku biI. And when rhis question is decided in
ms way, the President says there Is nothing Va
e 'est OF the institution, In tue fact that the
convention omitted to submit 10 TO the 10 oular
vote, 10 authorize Congress 10 reject IL when il
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of Patents issued from the United States Paten,
Office, for the week ending Dec 20, IS57-each
bearing that date:
William Barrett, Of Stephentown. n Y-For
Improvement in straw cutters.
l.. l. Barrett. of Salem, Mass.--For improve
meht in hand stamps
ID. b. Bartholomew, Of Lancaster, Pa-For i'm
proved gearing for feed rollers in re-sawnr ma
chimes.
Joseph Francis Berendof, of Paris, France -
For Improvement in oil cans. Patented in France
May 81, 1856.
John Z Blair. Of Pittsburp. Pa.-For improv.
ment In springs for railroad cars
Benjamin + Blood, of Port Jackson, v. t.
For improvement in furnaces
Jno. ii Bruen, Of Elmira " Y-For improved
method of connecting the panels of portable field
fences.
VIM. n. Bullock, of Boston, Mass.-Por ar
rangement of DETECTING plates and spark receiver
in locomotives.
Isaac S. Bunnell, of Montrose, Pa-For i'm
provement in potato diggers.
John Caliaghan, of Stroud Glades, Va-For
improvement in lifting Jacks
Thomas C. Churchman of Sacramento, CAL
FOR Improved washing machine
Cyrus h. Cook, of Cambridge, Ohio For i'm
proved clamp for setting saws.
Simeon Corley, OF Lexington s C-For i'm.
provernent in Instruments for drafting coats
William Coggeshall. of MasilIon, Ohio, and
Is rs Warner, OF Wadsworth, Ohio-For i'm
provement in seeding mac hines -...r
Jno. Davis of Cincinnati, Ohio For improved
machine for saving hand rails or stair wfeaths
GEORGE Douglass, OF Scranton, Pa.-For i'm
Pr0vrment in railroad car or carriage springs
Leopold Eidlitz, of New York, n. Y-For im-
provement In burglar proof safes.
j. Elliott, OF Philadelphia, Pa-For i'm.
proved device for aitac hing lightning rods
VIM. Gage and Richard b. Fethausen of Buff.
faio, N. Y For improvement In dry sand cores
VIM. Nj Galusha and Benin w. Stafford, Of
Arlington, Vt-For improved washb, ard 4.
George s. Griggs, Of Roxbury, Mass For i'm
prOvement in locomotive engine wheels
Geo Hall, Of Mor2antown, Va.-For improved
machine for saving shingles.
Royal Hitch, Of Straffo d, Vt.-For improved
spring bottoms for bedsteads
Armigel w. Handbook, of Allegan co Mich.
For improvement in noOring vessels
James Hall, of New Haven, Conn For i'm
proved tool for turning journals. -..- .
VIM. Hart, Of Mayville, VISITOR improve
ment in blacksmiths' tongs
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A ANNIVERSARY OF THE BATTtt az
"a NEW ORLEANS.-Tre Union Guards "a
sdke kfeaI plehsDre IN uncIng their ~
friends, military and civic, that Their Thtrd -
Annual Nall will take place M the AsSemh, In
h9,'ns, ouIslans avenue. on the sth Of JanuSN.
Further particulars in fnturo notice
uZ-U (StatesD
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Jus received, at HAMMAcKk pp,,sn
a S,sh hne supply Of TERRAPfNS
Sest a. are prepared to serve 40 an the,
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A LMANACH DE- GOTTA; Annuaire D,plo
n matlqun Ell Statlstique pour l'annee 1854.
Inc Royal halendar for '8S, a egister for Ens
land. Scotland, Ireland and the rOonies '-'e
The British Almanac and Companion for 1859
FRANCE
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THE WEArHER--The following report of the
weather. for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time OF observation ia about 8 @ clock a. m.
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RAsKtTS, Dolls, DOLL ARMS 0O1
u Heads, Doll Shoes, &c, at Do"
dSl MoIArGuI rN,..
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. s---'--.-''s'-
DRY GOODS.



1SaS 10Y ArlNA TiuNS.-
1910. o. MeElIrtos n'srANceD-
n-.<t t3n, Do Rhi~e sikss rnWsrf NJ IA nral.t,..
,ec s;r;ned aud BAY aiere Pane sss rsssss ms~
rffcsnt aSscrttnt MT
can, pa,i. Printed Mouslasus Rohe .,fn,
" liRehcs AQuille Dresses
sn,endid Printed French Acrinn Robes .or,u,
nrsssss the greatest bargain ever offered @.'nlv
q adrese
An - " . AZ, re Taines ard French Merinef h..r.
tifnI Writer co'ors
M nes style Mantitis Shsvis ell prices
A sn.enfii assortment of Silk, Velvet Cloth ana
Eeavsr Cioaks and Rag'sns, newest pstters'
and designs
pets only 81 award
Thr pty AID snt ~ Ingram CARPETS very cham
,nl Velyct Rugs, cheaper than panic prices
French CHse,s: Railroad Corsets Of we'll known
makes
Gems aud Ladies Wool Long and sounre shawl.
flR SERVANTS WINTER WEAR
have the largest. e,st aud cheapest stock In the
city.
siydusrts. ard tarec quarter Heavy Pulled Cloths
AL wso'; kerseys; Heavy Tweed Ca si,nesesI
Printed and Pisin Casstnets: MARYLAND pani.
ten'taty Lneeys, all widths; pisd and strire.,
ozashurss ard Cottars Heavy shirtIrr. ~,
Sbehtirgs; 80 pairs OF Servants Blapkets White
aaic''oiee, az oohoard OF low prices; Bed Rlsn.
Goods tor Gents aud Boys Wear
Ca>sireres, Cloth and ves,ines
Geai's wo2l n Under Garments
- and y uths' do 90
Lsdies'v Vest six and Merino &c, &c.
WIZ: variety OF ether Goods. at the ronuisr
storeei ALFRED M0SE.
& S1-ft 6s Main ST.
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CECOND SUPPLY Of
~ NEW AND RICH DRY fsoODs,
AT RETAIL. For CASH

We are now opening our second supply of PALt
AND WtNTth DRY GOODS. bought 10 New York
ihe rast W. X at ,hH closing out sales for cash =,
very low PR - We assure our old customers sud
Strangers visiting the sasr. that no house can sha~
'hem a eei,er assortment. Cur stock consists In
Part Of
20 PIECES Pull Cloth and satine,s for servants
&lp Nsgto Blankets
rlAt Lirscys hagseys and sh'rtinss
FrInts- French. Eng!ish and American
II LaDIEe' DRsss GOODS.
Rich Two Fiauucsd silk robes
Ragsdsre 81 ks, large stock
Black Sios Dc Rhine AID T4:feia silks
Plain Mourning and Bay s"ere Black Silks
Large stof Robe lSx Gslaines
Very rich wrench pelaipes
81 Sotch faien'iss aud popliBs
"a French faisniia and Poplias. very cheap
. iie de Cheyre and Rusua Cashmere
arge stos low priced Deis :nes
Npi,ces Dela;ne', serY good at l2% cts
Plain Merno Dslsipes, all colora
Printed M-rlEos and Casbmeres
IN h0USSKEEP Nc GOODS,
Table DamasS, Napkins, Toweiins and Sheet
ings
good as any made at II cts
Gloves. Hosiery and Handkerchiefs, OF every
sty'n
20 doz Kid Gloves as god q, the best. at 625s
Ladies' and Chilireu's Hoop Skirts
IN EABR0IDERIES,
Very rich Trimmed la-e Sets
Cambria ~ Muslin Sets
Real French Worked Collars
Hpnt IN sad Maltese Coiisrs
P.Que and Fay.bric Sets
CL0AES ANnSHAWLS
30 new style koULd Cornered Shaw's in
hcoche, Borderet ella and pinsh Bordered
NTan ellie ~ ool Sh Avis sin lie and long
Vel9etaud Cloth Clnaks
Orr stock is entirely new and will be sold at the
''' PERKINS & CO. No l4i Eagle Square.
OF 7s-tlstN Now Cash Store,
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T ARGE, HANDSOME AND NEW
- STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
fANN yALENTENE. JR..

This day opens his new stock of STAPLE and
FANCY DRY GOODS, AID invites his friends and the
public In the city and coantry t. an examination OF
the same. The stock has been bought for cash ne
tho importing and auction houses at the decline ffor
the earlier sales. and viii be cold at small profit
for cash. or 10 punc:ual customers.
Great PRESS OF business forbids an extended adver
tisent at: bat will have and sell every article IN
our linz fbusiness. ia large variety of ~ good
quail : and AT as low prices a. though the merits
OF the fock were expanded iUio columns
BetoA are enumerated the most important aTti
ces Ia the trade for families, plantation hands Ia
dies gentlemen and children, VIZ:
Cloths Cass rmeres. Satinets and Fnlled Cloths
French Engii, h and American deuSeIines
ilaiE and Figures French MeriBns aud Cobures
Robes ale and Robes Valentine, in silks and DC
LANES ,
Black Gros de Rhines and Morning Rlaek Silks
Fancy silks Yeivet aud Trimming silks
Bvcry variety Of Calcoes. a. every price
Maryland Liose, 2, Plain and PLAID Osnaburgs
very large stock of Bed aud Seryants Blankets
Bleschs1 AID Rrown shettlngs, shirtings and Duck
swauskin. Welsh aud oIher flannels
Embroidered collars, Sleeves and Cambria and svisf
Trimmings
Round corperad ShawIs stellas, Rob Roys, DC
Cioaks all of th: newest fashion
Ho,iery. Gloves. Hoop Skirts and Woollen Shirts
Ribbops, Laees. Edgings. &c, &c
MANN y VALENTINE, in,
corner Broad. 9th and Capitol streets.
&C I-lmif near Capitol Square.
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By Dunl ,p. Moncure & Co., Aucts.
By e. B. Cook, Auct.
NEW BUGGIEs, SPRING WAGONS

NEW BUGGIES, SPRING WAGONS.
~ &C, AT AUCTION-The subscribers Intends .
to change their present business viii sell at their
shop: on Franklin below Wall street. and ne It 10
O'Clock r - ."
Entirely new Bugaies
spring Wagons
sets Harness
The ehGle being OF their own manufacture and
warranted to be equal TO any manufactured in the
The attention OF those in want is renuasfsd =.
regard to price. Wv
TERNs-ail sums over $780, 90 days credit. for an.
proved pager. JOHN DOES RRfs
a<Sale conducted by n Coor Anct - oe
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VAONFb . n
- axr do
HANOVER LAND FOR sALE.-in

HANOVER LAND FOR SALE.-in
"A obedience to a decree of the County Court of
tsmber. 1858. 10 the suit of Sacra ct ell VS. Duke
shall, on SATURDAY. the 3 tn day of October 1858,
f fair if not. the next fair day thereafter Sunday
the highest bidder, the tract Of Land consisting of
72 acres. being thas portion Of the tract of Land
Thacker. and others, within half a mile Of Fork
church, commencing on the line of Eliza Butler.
and being tae same land sold by Jno Anderson and
Francis his wife to VIM Fl Duke. by deed on the Sd
day of March. 1856. This land is very productive
and il in good neighborhood, and one-fourth in
original growth.
TERMS -One-third cash, and the balance on
credit of and IL months. with interest from date
and the title retained until the purchase money is
paid. TEMPLE J BLUNT,
oc ll-d2aw2wcw3t Special Comm'r,
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nIsSOLUTION OF PAkTNERsHTP-

The paftnership heretofore existing under the
mutual consent All parties having claims against
the late firm, will Immediately prese tht m for
liquidation and all parties indebted ill please pay
as soon as possible In winding up s MASON /
Css business either partner will sign for the firm
Inc subsc r1bers take great pleasure in Jointly re-
turning their sincere thanks to their numerous cus
toners for the very liberal patronage they have ne.
ceived since going into the Bottling business.
b MASON,
EDW'D MCADAM
n. In consequence of the approaching season,
ana Wishing to extend my old established soap ana
Candle business, find L cannot spare time spff
Gent to devote to both factories have, therefore.
sold ont my interest in the Bottlug establishment
TO 3. MASON. my late partner / take gre at plea.
sure in recommending him to my friends and the
puoi;c generally as gentleman worthy of the ut
most confidence and announcement.
kDW'D McADAM
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T0fUTT6IY;I


TRUSTEES SALE or 4 STEAM
= xN0Inu. CORN MILL, BUILDINGS. g.,
At AUCTf0Ns--As truttes IN csr1ain desd 81
trnst from knOch q Rex, dated the 3d day q April
lk5n. and duly recorded In the ol7cs Of the Hich.
m0nd Hustugs CuurE. shsi proceed 70 ssil at pub-
&c anctiop, ouths rxmiss. on BHfDAY, The 19gh
oAy q Cceptcrs csirmencinz o. u o'e.cck, ~ The
property Conyeyed thsrsby,. being 0ne Stsam Nm
e,ne an0 aear. one Corn Viii and Fixtures com
p.ete. ana he Buildings situasef 81 the corner Of
VAN a ana ziss sevesfss nov nsed by said Rex "a
mil hoase. Terms cash.
JAS NJ TAYLOR. Trustee.
JsM rArIrH Cox. Aucis. ocis
TsRU6TEE'S SALE OF TOUR TENE
\ MrNTS AND LOTS IN TUE VALLEY. MAR
TOIHA Old plSTILLERY, AT AUCrl6N-As
Trustee 10 acsFfain deed Of trust xecuted by Rich
ard Morris, bearfrg d1te the Itch Of Aucass. isss
Only recorded in tbs Clerks Office Of ri huond fu..
tings ard henrico County Courts. shall In execr.
ton 81 SAID trust being 50 ufred by the benef-
CARY N said deed, proceed to sell at public suc ion
upon tho premises on TUESDAY, the and Nayeo.,
Der. commencing at O'Clock, four Framed Teue
msnts and Lots in the Valley, near TO the .Oid
Distiiiefy. The property fronts on the Virginia
central Railroad liz feet and runs back 30 feet
TEaMs-Enoneh cash will DO required to pay the
EXPENSES OF executing his trust two bonds and an
open account. amounting to Se57 a. with interest
rem January st, lS5s, the balance at months for
note with interest, and secured b, q trust deed
I'D MCCARTHY Trustee
JAMES III. TkYIQR A Row Au.a.