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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-18
PHILAD HIA.

PHILA ELPHIA.
SSk FOR PHILADELPHIA REGULAR
MTTA Line-The AL clipper bark Chas. b. Trultt,
Senll master, having large portion OF her
gagged will have dispatch above For balance of freight
passage, apply on board at Beef Market or
felS GEO. W. HYNSON Il co, 50 Camp street
First vessel-enly packet loading.
kTE9S FOR PHILADELPHIA = KEYSTONE
hfJ5fN line-The AL bark q. w. Poultney. Marsh
&suman, master, is nearly loaded being small
capacity, will sail in few days. For balance freight ap
ply board opposite the Beef Market District 10
fel6 J. II. BASS, ll9 Common street.
First Vessel-Kevstone Line.
i1SJE FOR PHlLADELPHIA-THE Al FAST
NSFsS4N sailing schooner Ephraim and Anna, Capt.
bale has all her cargo engaged except 200 barrels
molasses, for freight Of which, apply to
fell j. II. BASS ll9 Common street.
SxsR FOR PHILADELPHTA- NEW-OR-
Ny<FfA leans and Philadelphia Liue-1he Al fast sailing
SesAA6zbark Ann Elizabeth, Norgrove, master, hav-
ing part Of her cargo engaged will meet with dispatch For
balance offreight, apply on board,
fel0 j. H. ASHBRIDGE h CO.. 40 Common street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-18

ALEXANDRIA, VA.
SfSR~ FOR ALEXANDRIA,, YA.-DECK LOAD
MHN Wauted-The fast sailing first class schooner Gram
Szsdilla, Baker. master, having nearly all her cargo
engaged will have immediate dispatch For balance freight
passage, apply on board Lower Pieayune Tier,
ja23 JONES, MACk1NDER CO.. 81 Graver st.
SAMx42xesA Ships, STEAMBOATS, AND FAN
iessupplied with Beet Pork, Mutton and yeas
~ vi sausages, Tripe and everything in the butcher
Ing ine Barrels and half barrels Of Choice Corned Beef
put up 10 order Cabin Family Use Ssls Nos 50
and 81 OLD FRENCH MARKET, BY
aEEEgL PARKER.
n BstaAboats and shipssapplied with sill kinds of Live
stock fresh mch Cows, Hogs shoAts Pigs Sheep
Goats. Geese. Ducks, Chickens. etc seq oly
nR. FRANK II, WRIGHT, LATE OF BALTI-
IL offers his professional services to the citizens Of New
Orleans, and has taken an office at
No. s RAMPANT STREET,
door north Of Canal street.
He proposes devote special attention Diseases
DIGESTIVE AND URINARY ORGANS,
particularly DYSP RPSIA for which he has remedy by
his father the late DR. Thomas Wright with the signal
during practice of nearly half century In the city
Baltimore.
Office hours froua 10 A. NJ. 70 r. NJ and from TO p NJ
Advice gratis to the and particular attention Office
practice fec I'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-18

k{6 FOR wII.hnNGTON-THE FAST SAIL
kffTN Ning schooner Storm Cloud, Hgbee, master,
zhavng all her cargo engaged, will sail this week
For passage apply on board at l.. p Tier.
fei5 GEO W. HYNSoN 4 CO., 81 Camp st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-18

MRS. CAMPBELL. TEACHER OF MB-
AzSfss sIC gives lessons the PIANO and GUITAR al
FfTEI her residence No. 20 Constance street TERMS
rs nar month twelve lessons, Invariably In advsnce
n LECTURES At 20 Constance street once week fl0 y
nRAND & ADAMS, SUCCESSORS 70 LAYTON a
ID CO) No 81 magazine street, opposite the Asti import
r and dealers domestic and ForsIgs HAHIA ARE SHIP
ANnLERY etc. have now in store and for sale on avoI
ne terms complete assortment suitable Tor the country tadh
4 4'-' BRAND 4 ADAMS,
ar Iy&w No, 81 Magazine street opposite the Arcade
A FTSf7TTI n AFTJON TO MEDICAL STUDENTS-A
n Course of CLINICAL LECTURES will be delivered IN
81 wards Of the Charity Hospital the PHYSIOLOGY and
ASS Of CH EST including the Principles OF Phys
- md RATf0NAL DIAGNOSIS, commencing the Second
-NySp ~ sn ~ ALEXANDER HART. NJ. D.
DTaNK ETsi BLANKETS! rs bales French
u Riapkes assorted eo0Ts, T. GTanier Co., MONTPELIER
inst tanded and for sale by =
1us' ie""e~' GRATIAA, CoMMAGERE 4 CO.,
,.ta 20 Cusomhouse street.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-26
Avn Ab-OriginnI sermon

The announcement that the Rev. r. Sunrise
of the Oneida tribe of Indians would preach in
the NJ. E. Church in this place, on Sabbath eve
ming last, drew a large and attentive audience
The speaker ia a fair type Of the race to which
he belongs, possessing remarkable symmetry Of
person, dusky features, dark flowing hair and O
keen restless eye. His theme was the story Of
the prodigal son. He dwelt at considerable length
and With much feeling, though rather inooherent
y we thought upon the wilfuI waywaTduess o.
the sinner and his final reclamation to the bosom
and embrace of his Father. His voice was cleal
and musical, his gesticulation rather vehement
but bis imperfect knowledge of the Euglish Ian
guage would not admit Of that latitude Of ez
preston and scope Of reasoning, of which the
subject is susceptible.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-26

The streets are white, and much delight per-
yades those idle classes who onward dave with
fun alive, escorting of( their lassssj with glod-
Gus swell, each jingng bell, falls on the 2assers
ear, while brilliant eyes and rosy cheeks appear
and iisappear,--and single men, and woman ElSn
Of pleasure seem to tastes men keep he girla
from FALLING OUT by holding round th0ir waist
they let no opportunity torgirl) pass unembracedi
and sleighs whirl by engulphed in snow, with fea'
inspiring hastei till turning round some corner
sharp, to clear some eumbrous buss, heap OF
crinoline is split in perpIexing muss. While
Jehu exldcates his head from banks where twas
immersed and dodi bis heels are upside doWr
like discount banks REVERSED You youthful
gents who aleishing go, don't too much s.eoI
youriwo-lps, Z yOu'd lido safely o,eT the SNOW
in essence Of inint,lulspsl for sure az mornin,
oO,uss twill end you inremossefal mood, to thiuI
as how you've gone il blind, while sleighing 1
got sLEwED.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-26

From a notice In another place Il win be seen
that Yrof Aiken and The class under his charge
intend giving a Concert a; Webster Hall, on
Tuesday evening next. We have had the pleas.
ure Of witnessing some Of the rehcarsals and We
can assure the public that rich treat is in store
for them. The Prof is one Of the mos. talented
musicians in the country and his class is under
excellent trailing. They will be assisted by Carl
Spohr, the celebrated violinist, and by the Ger.
man singers Of this place. Let every lover Of
song turn out.
emusic hath charms to soothe the Savage,
To rend a rock and--split oabbageg'
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-26
Firemen,s Conrention

We call the attention Of the Firemen Of this
city to the subioned card from the officers of the
State Fire Department. Each Of our excellent
companies should be represented at the Conyen-
tioni
To the Volunteer Fire Department Of o.
Pursuant TO a resolution Of the Convention Of
the Ohio Volunteer Fire Department, assembled
at Dayton, Sept. 10th, 1857, the next Convention
will be held at Springfield on the second Wednes.
day in March, ct 10 o'clock A. NJ, 1858. Il is
confidently expected that there will be full rep
resentation from the Department throughout the
State Each Company will be entitled TO one
delegate. Hose Companies acting in conjunction
with Engine Companies will be considered as
part Of the same, and, as one organized company
will be entitled TO representation accordingly.
BY order Of Executive Committee,
VIM. N. LOVE, Chairman.
WIZ. VAN DoREN, Secretary.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-26

At Melmorc, on Feb. 18th, by D. Richards,
Esq, Mr. SAMUEL G HARsHBERoER and Miss
ELIZA S. K,ov, both OF Bloom township Seneca
county, Ohio.
BY Rev. J. McLain, on the osIh inst, at the
residence Of the brides father, Mr. WIN. b. TAY.
Lon, Of Findlay, Ohio, and Miss MoLLlE, young
est daughter Of Hon. Henry St John, of THIN
We have heard Of many curious things in Ibis
world but none equaliug the statement in the
above, that "Sainp' has run of with H"Tay.
lor." Our wish Il that they may enjoy a long
and happy life together and both become sainti
at last.
Though fools spurn Hymen's gentle powers,
We who improve his golden hours,
by sweet experience know,
That marriage rightly un lerstood,
Gives to the ionder and the good
A paradise below"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-26

d.FThere are some sad sights in this world-a
city sacked and butut--a battlefield after great
slaughter-a London in the midst Of plague
ship burning at sea-O family pining in starvation
"a jug Of molasses wrecked on the pavement--o
pair Of irrecoverably damaged pantaloonsi but
the saddest sight TO US Of all Is an old bachelor
stolidly walking towards his end his great duties
undone. his shirt buttons OF, his stockings out at
the toes, and nobody to leave his money to.
Were wo such man, the mild, reproving eyes
Of widow or maiden lady would drive us mad.
But there is still hope. Ugler and older men
than any Of our friends have married beautiful
wives who trained them admirably, and spent
their money elegantly REr.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-26
rTwho will not recognize The truthfulncss oI

uFwho will not recognize the truthfulness o
this little sketch, fro n the pen of TAYLoR2
To one visiting after long years ofabsence, the
village he left in childhood, everything seems tC
have grown little with years. its old magnificent
proportions have dwinded away; the long drawn
avenue Of other days, appears to have been shut
together like telescope, and the village shrunk
in It's valley, like dried ilbert in the she'll.
The village "creek"-lor what OLD hamlet was
without iti-is strangely narrowed, and he won
ders II the world has indeed grown so very old,
that It's VEINS arc running dry; and he fancies they
have been setting" the world over in 'minion,''
that Nature stereotyped in great Plea and 50
now there is pocket edition of the village and
the vale
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-26

GrNon.paying subscribers arc thus talked ot
by Southern editor. The fellow has had sxpe
riehce something like our own in innewspaper pub
fishing, or he could not have been so happy in
his illustrations Read them,
"Wagons cannot run without wheels-Loat,
without steam-bull frogs jump without legs, OF
newspapers be carried on everastingly without
money, no more than n dog can wag his tail wher
he has none. Our subscribers ore all good, bu
what good does a mans goodness do when il dom
do you any goodl We have no doubt every one
thinks that all have paid except him, and rs We
are clever fellow, and his Is a little matter, 4
will make no difference"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-26

urA scareorow has been invented by down
caster so terrific aud hideous that all the crow.
in the neishborhood are busily engaged in bring
ing back the corn they stole year ogol--Ex.
Can't the same Yankee invent a scare.man
which will make Broslin, Ludlow, Er IN oMSE
eESus, bling back the money they have stolen p
CLEVELAND HERLD.
Or bcttcr make delinquent subscribers "fork
overi what they owe the printer.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-26

urThe Lady's Home Megaaino fct March is
spicy litue number, finely Illustrated and fully op
with the times IA shc way Of fashion plates
Published by T. 8. Arthur and Virginia P. Town
send at 50 a year.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-26

aIrPETERsoN for March is a sterling number
We would say to our lady amateurs, if you want
something both useful and ornamental, subscribe
Cor Peterson. Il realizes the sentiment, that "a
thing OF beauty is a joy forever" Price $500.
Peterson and the Tiain Tribune $500.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-26

10. O. F.-REnEKAu oaEt.--f'hero viii be
meeting in the above degree at Odd Fellows
Hall on Main street, on Friday evening March
5,h at 2 O'Clock T. NJ. Business Of importance
will he brought before the Lodge and Degrees
will be conferred. fifth Degree members are
invited 10 be present. BY ORDER.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-26

Something for the Stomach's'saRe.
by notice in another column u will be seen
that Mr.. ?. Brown has purchased and re-opensd
the St. Nicholas Saloon, formerly owned by ]. N,
Quinn. All who wish a No dish OF Oysters,
Pigs Feet, or anything in the line will do well to
Iron in at the 81. Nicholas.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-26
FoR sALE AT THIs oFFICE.

One Full Scholarship in Folsom's CONNER.
oial College, Cleveland. o.
One Full Scholarship ia the Ohio State and
Union Law College, Cleveland, o.
One full Scholarship in the Eclectic College
Of Medicine, Cincinnati, o.
All Of the above viii be sold very cheap for
cash.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-26
SPECIAL NOTICES:

-Prof Wood the renowned discoverer Of the iuvalue.
bio air Reiotave st continues 70 labor In behalf o.
the afflicted His medicines universally admitted BY
the Ameroanpses be arsnpeor to all others Tor cans
Ing the hair the head Of the aged to grow forth with g
much vigor and uxursnes when blessed with the advan
tages Of youth There be doubt " we place ored
IN ths innumerubie testimonials which the Proles1of ha'n
his pottes,on that Of the greatest discoveries IN
the medical world II sestores, permanently gray hsir to
lie original color and makes it assume beautiful SILKY
texture which has been very desirable in all age Of the
world Il frequently happens that old man, beautiful
and smube young ladies' and uu6equeuy cruity old
maids make victims Of handsome, good young gem
temeu and BY what process Il has never been deormiued
until lately whom was attributed to the Of this inva
uabls Hair ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Journal
eFg-eold6y an the Druggists. fe5lm
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-26
JOB Printing,

OF ali kinds, from tho largest Poster down To
the smallest Gard, executed At this Office, very
low and IN a sty,o not TO be surpassed, by any
Office in the State.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-26

Up scwsld e prepared 70 fasuisb Town or
Church Tower Clocks of ne beat quality and
workmanship See notice
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-26
Mad River a Lake Erio Raiiroad.

Mad River a Lake Erie Railroad.
On and AFTER Monday, January 25th, this Com
oany win run Passenger Train between San
iuskY and Findlay
Leaving Findlay a, 600 A. NJ, and sandusky
at 345 P. NJ
The Train from Findlay will connect at Clyde
with Train on Cleveland and Toledo R. R., going
West. At sandusky. With train on C. & T. R
R., going East
Returning, viii connect at Clyde with train on
c. q T. R. r., going East, and arrive at Findlny
at eP.M. JOHN II. HUDSON, Supt.
Sandusky, Jan. %, '5s.
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Lodge,

aFAn Advertisements musr be handed in bi
Wednesday, Of each week, to secure their ap.
,oarnnce.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-26

ss-ohlo state and Union Law oollego.-Thi' In.
s,ituou ha, been removed to Cleveland, Ohio Degrees
are legally conferred, aud Students on graduating may be
sato pr,e,ies. ForCreuars sddre,s Cleveland
d,osi, NJ A.KING, Secretary.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-26
Seneca County LoNas al I'9stGIs
GtIs

r AGENT for nr H. n. seirsr Offer A. pfivsis ,sis
| "a ue following desfrlIed iafmst
Ff'i-Ihe fnrn on VI hlch Iaeoh Omwct resides ~.
ioininf The City Of I7n hnd the rlank Road aailha
nm Fremont 20 lnner esninsty. This Ftru contains
hfo huntre end elcven 7ii aor', about tnnifsi ana
eighty of which q cleared md bndcf good huci fanf tu
auont and ~ Qunlf nutsutnnsed by ir ouatY.
hciug mo.y River hotiomi tlo fauaindcf "a heavily lin
hersd end sl nnio ienring The saututty Rytf fonss
The Improvement. consisi of good for nvsulus uousr
Vow lnmc brrn with gsnehea corn crht. waroa thsdr
1ndoh,t nccelssfy ont huilinrs aud vc of ster q
vart, onthc arm fa g,nd betfnr hrri, ard ~ vh
chnr ~ Che choicest fat plauiad aur renr nro 10 Il
infm, i0r icriy or soil locnon and oher adranerut "a
ono ot The most desirable 20 be dund, and will be divided
" desired 70 suit nurchssrri.
eetond-lhc Fern, containing 100 acut, which Iaft
mtuh Miller rec det, in Aduma Township, adoinur no VII
age ot lowell on tte fnr Hnd oad, aud e raad leading
Tom benuehc 70 Green SPRING. about three uoi FROM hs
Between 6ny and sixty acres of th, r,, ,r
uucr cultivation, ho halanoe heavily tHnsrnd with hiart
walnut nnrlHr md other valuate Hihtr The soil i.alo
y a black logm, and Of the hest quality
II 70 well wacfVd by falling spfihq and ,trssm
The improvements consist Of snd tuhiustia Frans
House and Other eui hudugs and orshurl Of choice
r,ll planted four years aac.
ImrdA tfHct Of one hundred and ,ivtv rfes In AS.,
own.hr, adjoining the above traci about hry nrs1 or
which cleared and under avuon, tho hesv.
w umhersd with valushle timber. A small stream pass,
mtoufh this tract md the soil u or fret quality
Any nrthrr descfniion Of these lands deemed
ar aspefous dcfous Of Purchasing viii Of eoufio eran.
inc Nr Themselves, which tcycun do hv canr or etAa ~
hs icnans above named the Argent an 1n eithrror
whom win show The rramisos, Tefms usde easy
llln Oct 50, S7'an LCWis bAtTZELl, Arr.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-26
ATrAOHMENT NOTIOE-

our instance An attachment this day issued, by j.
"A h. Buck, Justice Of the Peace Of Adams township
Seneoa county, Ohio against the property and effects Of
seaty nonresident OF said county Dated this lstday OF
February, 1859 JOHN CRAIG,
foblQ 3,vs HIRAM VAIL.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-26
Tiffin Ratail NTarlEet.

Corrected weekly. by n. A. RUsKtRK Co, whole;
sale asd Retail dealers IN Groterat and proapoo OF hh
kiodt. shawhant Rlock, Tihhno.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-26
S--oo. Co0ntV Agricultural Society,

Seneca County Agricultural society,
yNHE Bosrl Of Manngsr' Of the sensea county Agoe ga
uo,s m ri6tn On russiay March "a, lesn, Al 9eio9A
a NJ co. dls purpose Of revising the Premium Llsl ,S
is,s and aoh other basiness a. may Be properly
it haioa ths B6arI An psftoas feeling an interest IN
me welfare o. the society, earnestly solicited 20 %
n a ihe meeting end assist The Board with their eoun''
and advice. By orler Of ne President.
F.biSSw :, q. PIrrENGER, seey'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-08

CIeFrRs ExrRAoRDINARY.-Itis II is becoming
quite the rage among young ladies to cut the
hair on at the sides, and wear ii ms if In a pro-
iuslon OF short, frirzled curls, which areeombed
oack from the temples, and formed into rows,
one above the other; the general effect be-
fng somewhat irregular and very coquettish
charming" is the almost universal verdict,
ana Z f1roTs Is the conseq among board.
,ns-school misses and those Of our bellies who
sDrsad rapidly, and hundreds of Won tbfui bsau.
ties have surrendered their glossy tresses 10 ths
barber, Probably nothing but the dictates Of
fashions could have induced the fair ovnsrs m
part with any portion of their treasure Of darI
aud golden hair. But are they aware Of tbs
quartsr whenee this fashion issued, IL origi.
mated, says Mr.. Willis, with the Partisan 70.
rettes tfrail fsmalss) and was imported BY two
representatives Of that sisterhood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-08

LEGAL TEsDER The law regulating the
payment Of debts with coin provides that the
following coin be legal tender
L. All gold coin at their respective values
for debts of any amount.
Inc naif dollar, quarter dollar, halt dime
anu quarter dlme, az their respective values, for
debts OF any amount under FIVE dollars
8: Three cent p s,es for debts of any amount
lder thirty cents and
4. by the law passed at the last session Of
Congress, We may add, one cent pieces for any
amount under ten cents
BY the law Of Congress, passed some four or
nve years ago, gold was made the legal tender
Tor large amounts Those who, TO get rid OF
large quantities of cents and small coin, some.
times pay their bills with it, to tie n ,eyance
OF the creditor, will perceive that there is a
stoppage to that antie by the law. -, ~ =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-08

MARsHAI.'S ga LE.-In virtue OF a writ of de
Ivl RI faoias issued from the Clerks ofioe of the
Circuit Court OF ths District of Columbia for the
county Of w WsshinSto and 10 me directed. l shall
expose to public sale, for CASH front ofthe Court
day OF November, ass. at u o'clock m the following
described property, to wit: All defendants night
(S,) IN Square no. 759, tsoven hundred and fifty
nEe } together with all ard singular the improve
ments thereon, IN the city of Washington, ID. c.,
seiz cd and levied upon as the p operty of Edmund
hnsy, ana VIII be sold TO satisfy Judicial No. ST. to
J. ID. HOOVER,
Late Marshal for the District of Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-08
II. b. TYLER,
PHILIP B. PENDLETON,

MARsHAL'S "a l.E.-ln virtue of a wilt of fe
IVI n faclas issued nom the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court OF the District of Cou mbia for the
pose To public sae for CASH in irunt OF the Court
house door OF SAID county, on MONDAY, the I5th n
day Of Novemher. 1853, at ~ O'Clock m. the follow
Ing described property, to wit: All deieHdants ris
title, alm, and interest In and TO Pages subdiv-
sion OF Square No $40 being Lots Nos. I, 2, g. 4 S.
and ., OF said subdivision, and Of said Square No.
Sso as isid Gown IN the Surveyors ofos, IN Liber
Is, folio No. l42, In the city of Washisgton. ID O.
together with all and singular the improvements
thereon seized and levied upon rs the property Of
Ieorge Page, and will be sold to satisfy Judicisis
No 44. TO Ootober term, 1853. in favor Of Robert III
Gallaher use, OF Chiffon Il Linton.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
90 II dts for the District of Columbia
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~ HEELwRIGHT. NUDGE q CO.,
w wHoLEsALR

No. IL Ranocsr street. corner of Gsrna..
BALTIMORE, MD.
Agents for l.. 4. Brown Co, Thor.s Cain.
Csrs9n Bros Co; Dickey, Ross a Dicksy; Ia,
gle Mills Company; Empire Mills; Gibson. CrosIv
Robbins; K. & A. n. hubbard; Jessud Isffi,.
p ng Co owen Hurlbut; Platner a Por.
.;,,tt1e sss; ,toat1et sm,taj Parsons Paper Company;
NILS; and various other celebrated makers.
Also, full assortment of Book binders I,rathev
Cloth, Glue. &c; Printing Papers, News and Boot.
ColOIed Papers Of all kinds; straw Boards; Bind
ooloTed; Printers Cards and ard boards. In ever
ysrety; Tissue and Shoe Paper; Hardware and
Manila Paper; Press Bosrds.
full ss.ortmsnt Of French Folio Post, Packet
snd Letter Paper. Marble Paper, Post Once and
Ssk Ssnk Envelope WEppIns Papers, all kinds ,
Writing Ink; Alum, Bleaching Powders.
IL Paper Of every description made 70 or5sr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-08

U An OF, wei hing 200 pounds, and meas.
urlng ls feet from The end OF the nose to tp ofba
tail was on exhibition st the Petersburg IVA
Fair, last week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-08

MARSHAL'S SALE.-In yirus of a w,lt of
M heti fscas Issued from the Clerks ofos Of the
Ctrcuit Court OF the District Of Columbia for the
expose 20 public sale for CASH, 10 front Of the Court
house door Of said County, On M0NDAY, the l5tn
ing deeorl6ed property, to wits All rg ht
ttle oalm and interest in and TO one third Of the
YES! part ot lot No. i. in square No. 1885, with a
ront OF 50 feet on c street esst, aud running back
lo eet to the rear or north line Of the ot together
the City Of Washington. ID: c.: seized and levied
upon As the properly OF William r. Swa n, and will
isSs' in favor Ofs;|'i ssIpqs we sf n; TSempson.. .
oofN- - for the District of Columbia