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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-09

IFIUW tIe L0hlSctHe IINESI
WHAT IS IT FOR-THIs WOODS HAIR REsToRA-
TvE-s question asked daily by hundreds We answer
without hesitation fear of radction that il the only
article known which will do all it promises for the human
har 1t Will renew its grOwh will stop its falling-t
will restore its natural color. 1t is Hair Dye, but
speedy and ehcaclous Restorative Trial bottles pnts So
quarts So. ~
CAUToN-Beware of worthless limitations, several are
already IN the market called by different names Use
unless the words professor Wood Hair Restorative Depot
St LOUIS Mo, and New York; are blown in the bottle
SOLD by all Druggists and Patent Medicine Dealers Also by
Canadas, and by $500
JOHN C. GIVEN, Chinaman's Tea Store,
te7-2w 81 and 80 Bd!timore street.
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No. y. CHARLES STREET,
At Miller & Beacham's Music Store
And No 50 FAYETTE STREET.
LIST store of Charles
Entrance either street,
The Improvements made in NUNN'S CLARK,S PIANOS
in the last two years have placed them every point of
tce the best and most perfect Pianos before the
public Pianos exchanged, tuned, repaired and rented
MELODEoNS from $i5 upwards. jal0tf
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A TLANTIC MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY
81 WALL STREET, corner of wiIiam,) NEW YORK
INSURANCE AGAINST MARINE AND INLAND NAvI,
CATION RISKS
RESERVED CAPITAL ov ER................. $1,000 900
AssErss"OvER FIVE MILLIONS,
Viz:
Stocks of the United States, of the State of New
York, of New York City Banks $1,000 so
Loans secured by Stocks, Bonds and Mortgages,
Dividends Stocks Interest on Bonds and 00O0oVo
Mortgages and other Loans, sundry notes, re-
Insurance and other claims due the Company,
Premium Notes and Bills receivable 50
CaSh III BANK 1869 SO
Total amount of Assets. ,2s2 l67 Al
The WHOLE PROFITS of the COMPANY revert to the As
SURED and the profits of each year divided upon the
cates are issued BE&RNG E E ub If We9 Ssr
sX per cent interest on the outstanding certificates
resentaves on and after Tuesday the first day of February
After reserving OVER TWO MILLION DOLLARS of pro-
fits the outstanding certificates the issue Of 1856 and ISL
will be redeemed and paid the holders thereof
February next from which date all interest thereon will
cease ne certificates to be produced at the time of pay
A dividend Of FORTY PER CENT is declared on the net
December sse ISIS which certificates will issued on and
1st July, 1912, to the LIST of january 1888 for
which Certificates issued amount to. s76553lO
January, 1889 100000
Tho Total profits for 10y years s9,Ol5sIO
of the issue of that year, have been redeemed
by 5s7s,7sO
Net earnings ;s remaining with the Company LIST
W. TOWNSEND JONES, Secretary
SH4R+Es REN2Is, J Josh Giog j. HENRY,
n Ead i + F1E H92EE S SE2IS S 1 HSSRsoS
F H 5 f{SRtgscrL $AHH5 tgEH2h
f$$f 9H5%sSE$$S%K SN P fGfEss
PoBr Hl RGGGo9nsHUE W S3S GGAnId55LARD, Jr,
MEYER CANS, J. HENRY. BURGY,
EE5HStf &fHHGfREs H#E zFF saE RFRHFXXaEE
ffE6yAkHbF 99 !: sUAREz g. B. J. J. H ho9MkffASib
b btEE & Miller F FEk %fERSte.v
HH f Il RS5Sz s Tis: EEs:is:s
New Tr y ork, January 2ith; 1859.
fel:law lamsm ~ .-N l0lNAl JAS y CAREY coALE.
T LIVERPOOL ANDLONDON FIRE AND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. Sc WALL STREET, New YORK.
ESTABLISHED IN 1886
THE CASH INVESTMENTS THIS COMPANY NOW EXCEED
FIVE MILLION DOLLARS
INVESTED IN UNITED STATES uPwARpso OF
SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAN DOLLARS
YEARLY REVENUE,
TWO AND ONE QUARTER MILLION DOLLARS
THE LIABILITY OF THE ENTIRE BODY SHAREHOLDERS Uy
LIMITED
DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK:
JAMES BROWN, Esq..................C Chairman
FRANCIS CoTTENET, Esq, Deputy Chairman
GE GEO RGE BARCLAY, ESQ., JOS. GAILLARD Jr, Esq,
E T6I1I IN, Dn,TIih Esq, ED. F. SANDERSON, ESQ
'ooEfh fo" LEX, ESQ VIM. s. WETM0RE, Esq
Resident Secretary. ........ALFRED PELL, Esq
BALTIMORE, Sept Is, 1883
Policies issued first class risks to the amount of $40
the lowest existing rates of the Baltimore Companies
WM. F. MURDOCH, Agent,
Oungans Building LIST door above the EXCHANGE" LON
bard street, and No Is South Charles ST. sI52w42awly
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| pLUE INDIA CHINA PLATES,
IL DINNER SETS and detached pieces,
Rich India China Tea Sets,
Punch Bowls, Vases
and variety of separate pieces, at
100 PARIS CHINA HALL,
Fy-Goods hired to parties, &C. 2Il Baltimore Street
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SILVER PLATED ,s GOODS,
Tea Sets, Spoons and Forks,
Liquor and Table CastOrs
Fruit Baskets, Ladies',
Butter Plates, Pitchers, &c
m Table Cutlery, fine Ivory and Common
Table Mats
Japanned Toilet Sets
Tea Trays, Walters,
- Coal Holds, &c,
Atlowest ppicss at PARIS CHINA HALL.
Oll-u I'll Ratmnrc street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-02

the Rio, Virgin the Mohave and throughout the
western portion Of the Great Basin. once passed
through the Basin 10 the south OF Salt Lake
That region 10 traversed by low mountain ranges,
from ten to twenty miles apart-al like the Sierra
Nevada running north and south. There are many
valleys between them clothed with high grass.
We passed n valley about two hundred miles due
west from Salt Lake City. some sixty miles in
length and twenty in breadth, which | should
think contained as much good land as Sale Lake
Valley itself The southwest part of the Basin
is its most barren portion. Winter grazing is lit
tie interrupted by snow. Wherever you see sage,
You find bunch grass. 1t is well adapted TO sheep
and there is arabic land enough for n pastoral
population. | believe the deserts Of Utah and the
adjoining tributaries afford rs much feed as the
deserts between Palestine and the Red Sea. ON
which the vast Gocks and herds Of the lsraalilcs
grase1 for forty years
The eastern border Of the Rocky Mountains
with New Mexico Utah, East O.egon and Wash
ington Territory, are destined to become the grenc
grazing field Of the nation, while the Mississippi
Valley will grow the grain for stall feeding; and
much Of thu wool may vet find it, nero st market
in the nnulnctorcs Of California. A vast field
for the consumption Of w"olen fabrics must yet
open in South America. Japan Northern China
and the eastern portion Of the Russian Empire.
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Utah and the Great Basin.

A correspondent Of the New York Tribune, writ
ing from Nevada City, California, January LIST.
gives the subjoned information in regard to tie
grazing resources of Utah. Says the writer:
l send you the following notes on Utah Terrific.
ry, cleaned from personal knowledge and INQUIRY
for the last eight years. There is n chain Of val
legs fertile in grass extending along the whole
eastern slope Of the Sierra Nevada. some of them
containing from two to five hundred square miles
such as Carson. Sierra and Honey Lake. There
is desert extending along the eastern base of the
mountains, from Oregon to Sonora, from so to 100
miles in width. There are many fertile meadows
in this DESERT occssioned by the sinking of the
streams, which flow from the Sierra. East of this
desert the rain seems to gradually increase to the
Rocky Mountains. There is much good grass on
the Humboldt. on the tributaries Of the Green Ri
yer. and on the streams which fall into Salt Lake
The lake is bordered in places by fringe Of grass
for miles. There is chain of fertile valleys, ex-
tending from Salt Lake south to San Bernsrdino.
Fertile valleys may be found more or less
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NEW CONCERN

At the stand lately occupied by VIM. 7. Anderson.
" have associated ourselves together under the and
" frn of JAMES BOYD n co for the purpose of tram.
setting general
Grocery, Commission Storage aud For wardipg
u = N r.
At The stand lately occupied by WIN T. Anderson first house
above the Va Tenn railroad Depot where III keep
constantly on hand general assortment GROCERIES,
AND LlOuOkS; also, Guan", Lime, Ceneat and u,ounl
Plaster f"i sale on accommodating terms
VIII give their personal acnton the sale of
MEA1s ami remit proceeds sale, effected nv
superior facilities for Storage, they prepared to Store
at low
We hope by prompt and personal attention to business tn
receive share OF the public promising TINT no Of
fort " III be spared 10 reEder satisfaction.
JAMES BOYD
jan 20 dts GEO A KINNEAp
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Testimonials u ON Foreign a OuntrIrs.-A
pleasing travelling companion. and that should
b.. without il Perry bavis Pam Killer sudden t..
dian ea dysenry, cholera morbus n ctualy aud
nstantanconsy relieved by it, II is equally ca Viuai
scal,,s. hnrns.
Thomas Ranney writing ir m RarE"o Bur nah Dnc'm;
her ~ ssb 1T L, herolgng ppuar, aud
raj assured hat tn, Chol been
and lie preserved by lis TIL" late t"sn ot
hee has on about all the Pain Killer at urc,s
rrs loohius t" supply will be disappointed abli
y 10 supply them Peac send in,oI" $50 worth
by til, first opportunity"
CARR Tow \, Africa, Jan % 1886 M",Srs + Davi, SON
Dear Sirs - The iaa hi"r, are harry iusly, .rnk
good tr,utc here good qualities arpc,at
I'd Lately, have demand for tli' c,
dcniiN pare tar trade IN the Pad Nj Ter
BDEEDpAiLE, THOMPSON. NALL n GO.
IL stain i'cn from the u the T. X ,,,i
ed ls washing il ~ u itlp alcohol
St., ny all ,i,,c n, dealers.
Sold by JOHN II SEAI lynchhurg ltln -
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L CITY AND COUNTY PROPERTY vru, of "A
trust ed from John Kucker and to H. Cam boli AMI
L. A. Williams, Trustees executed the 2I of February
IN" nhi rgn"d substituted trustee by decree. OF the
inng Court q" Lynchburg will proceed IN the ,rom
i.'s on Ilil RSDAf. the Sd day FEB, AIRY nex, the
nhM J." s'i deed conveyed containing about 500
s iafih i'es IN the county of Campbell miles from,
lynchhurg the Turnpike leading to the Cont Ious, il.
well watcrcd BY beaver Greek has upon all necessary build
ngs ana worthy of the notice o. wishing to pur.
chase an excellent plantation ~ f"'
On the following SATURDAY, the 9Th of FEBRUARY I
sha! sell sundry LOTS OF GROUND lying in III. CIV OF
l5nchburg ais, conveyed In said deed Thes. lot.
are part Ut the ti"nnd purchased by the or OF
Judge VIM Daniel jr. aud are located Black ,er
Creek and the new Basin ct the James Kver Kanaw ba Ca
nal Also, Two LOTS OF GROUND In the same vicinity
purchased by the sid Rucker III Ivnchburg Msuufacur
tg Company, This property worry valuable and will h,
rendered more So hy the completion of the Orange
drts Ear"ad and Is commended public notice. A more mar
tcultr description will be given hereafter
TERMS All The properly viii he sold on n reasonable,
credu made known on the day of sale
JNn NJ SPEED Trustee
jan J c2awfor thendt5fcb hep copy
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Candidates for Clerkship.

pIy" CLERKsnir or THE IlrsTINGs CorRr.--I re.
.prruiv yscf candidate for the Office Of Clerk
OF the Hastings Court Of the city of Lynchhnrg.
ian t,itloie WIN. NJ SEMPLE.
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E.Is- | am n candidate for reelection to the
tsrk.hipo # the Court of Hastings FIR this city.
jan lthie JAMES BENAGH.
rs" We are requested to announce JuNlUS.C.
DID AXE the CLERK ship the Hastings
Coun the city u fi.yuchbnrs jan : dloft.
By am n candidate for the office of Clerk of
the IIu,lin, Court OF i,nchburs j n. GORDON,
ian dt,ofc.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


We cnnMOi rcirn in from Hin the OF
rears advertscm III, Ia this day OF the Hair
Resiatisr of Prof q Wood Co of st Louis. II will
tina, he has certificates persons
highest character tn the merits of his restorative From pos
know ledge also enabled Ia say. that 1t
1t proicsses be- and do hesitate pro.
The finest preparation for the ht ad AMI hair which has
been devised by human ingenuity. We
threatened badness and Restore /" the head IFS original
prous"n natural ami glossy hair and when the latter
been prnaiurly ingei wi we have seen like magic
restore the cnlofs OF youth and health The sns iShe
rtof,riv of this st truly miraculous cs'raiivc.
that gives the who it, the head
thai he youth thus acting Ia strict compliance with
III. rules the first and greatest Il" all toilet makrrNaurc
No Who Used IT, will hesitate unite with
testimony 10 its peculiar COriHgtoa la Peoples Frpd
Sold by all snoI DrmggIsls. MN
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Grrnt cnrr. nfirr MI the PLY -ic,nn- t'a tail
ed. 10y BAktNs PREMIUM BifTfHsI",Mr T. litk, r-bctr
Sir; In shcr Ia ,onrs' and persons h" similarly
afflicted pctmt cit" the kablr
qnhi"> Of N"nr Premium Rtt"rs HAD never ">'' them
hhiii equity bat wiie having been AMI ted w!
NoE> aif"ct" aud i,orrrri stomach tor the pat
i"rirr SeWs, used i,'w, her
/" heath She under the treatment five ct
siA aba, lhssitians, but relief c,nd h" had trn
several certificates the remarks made 10y
frs persuaded N! wse I" try 'irn she did and III
iite Time she RAPIDLY MOI
an" ton aud dsotcr'i stomach her
ra h"a TN is better than 1t has
no" urng and shall always Year Bilcrs
writ ilsIn ius" Yourself and If
who similarly sitI.d. Your "bcd --iv ant
Richmond, June -. Isl. THOMAS VI. MINIAGIE.
BAhths FKtMirM BIItFRs -Richnond. sept IL lS.s- 1t
l. With willing pleasure that adj testimony tn"
"f BAkEk ftMiuM BIrrERs, in making
o an established ut Dyspepsia viii. il have suffer
ed mu for the last twelve Also using
h~ith great after Suffering many
Initiation and dsor,er.i stomach. As
the of them, convinced OF tHer valuable lu,its
confidently recommend them I" the afflicted J. ADAMS.
For sal" by al the Druggists IN Lvnchburs nnd by
principal Druggists the Richmond. and
Virginia ASA. OF Mcsss Chas S"ti Co. Washington
ID e l. II Stabler Go baltimore, Md D. Is iiIllcr
ingt"n. ny and Barnes Il Park, \ \.
Orders hied by addressing L BAKER, Proprietor.
OCT 2I-is Richmond Va
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COM m EHsCHAa..
COMMERCIAL.
REPORT OF THE
bysehbsvg Tobacco md Gratis Market.
CORRECTED ~
ALE \ An DE 10 q foot,
o IA M 9 g ION ME- n A N 8.

TOBACCO -Ircns ar. firm and receipts moderate We
quote interior aud common ings 81 Inedi good
81! a bi good bright s7aSi
MIiEAT--Prime Whit. 81 81 10; extra lots 81 40
-
fiot R-Exira s6l at snrefhue sGa6i On tn 18th
last IA NV i"k ihc ilt's gar th quotations TOR soti
"fh nr OF inf'd "a go" rah.s - Ii Tor t;,r,
'"hi e. an DIR Pet gri s.oel ior Ral md
city 'ud 60 a 4 fer Gsilcen md tiasat
tiN continues starce Meqast" 70 cents to e. cents
MEAL is selling at 10
OATS Memo in market.
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HOLLOWAY. Pill. "nd q IMMINENT No medicine
chest should be ylsi with these twin They
ada ted internal aud Krrn3 aiinps
ot 'lc human organization hsn medicines that
been They both attack The dlsrasr
on, temporarily hut permanently eradicate. >ud
at the mandatory, y" 80 Maiden Lane New York aud
all Druggists, nj 25c. 6Ic., and 81 per box pot
ian lw
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l. DOES nor Wuuk TIT Nl!Ir rEMORE " JOS.
Inns STEEL FLOWS D3 WORK TO Perfection, As
wall be seen % the ;oH.nlne.
PANri1>'s pfrui. Appomai:ox. Va. Dec ID. 1858
MEssKs WHfTENut.t y j >IJ\-Ihar Srs Pleas. send
by return Your LEE I-HAND STEEL
FLOW y knnN iairt Ihey certainly the best Pillow
have IL spcct
Your earliest arr regard 10 t.c llow 10 desired.
G"uis with "a, respect,
Jan 81 DIS ItIDS p MATTHEW'S.
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s"ncrs, under decree Of tho County Court of Rnd,rd
pronounced In the of Co H. bry &c we vii nj,
Mt public auction, THURSDAY. the 81 of FrBRIfAHy
next IN front Of the Market House hburR 81 AYES
t" wit Woman. Sarah, aid her ihi re aged iron,
one twenty years, and very old a. named Hannah
IERMS-A credit Of siyiy days-ncgdiaIe iute. t,.fac
tori y endoi sed, with interest from date
q A. WIAGFIELD
ian 2f.hi3ieb. T. &. Htl,kS
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GHAS NJ BLACKBOARD
X. DAVIS Trustee.
Jan "a djicb ID 49, PAYNE
EXTENslvE sALE 0R CnxRn

ENTESs1vE sALE OF CONFFCraOy
- AkiE>, WINES, CIGARS. &c-In pursta nee with n
deed OF rs executed to by Jno Burch on the o6h
OF January shall, ON II TUESDAY, FEBRUAR 9Th proceed
Ia sell nj public auction, Ills Store hous on Stre,
Inc whoc ct u. valuable and extensive stock CoNFEC
TlONARlES Liquors AND CIGARS and all the FifR
NITtRE AND FIXTURES in his es a., siurnt " "
From Mondry he 3si OF January until the d " Of sale Mr.
j. bnrrh viii bn authorized, Agent; - rel all III,
goods in his store for cash, Mt cost. 49,
will lie glad tn ccive dS whole stock aud
one WISHING 10 engage In the bnsn, wal thus ha ve an an
poruny VI obtaining well se, tod stock on very liberal
trAH, both AS to the amount ant the time
Wholesale purchaser will he abb. 10 keen IN. .,oro ,
known fanrfys old stand) which PEI hals the most eli
gihle in the city, CIIAS Al m AK EoWn "
jan .H.d tctsirh ~
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p Oh, LAMPS iur lAtsr Lauss viii give light
c.IiicS al the Will ecu
h,ee and four h"Gr..h h" lamp is SIMPLE
't!uctin aud r al fac It"n explosive Properties No
o.lnr ehi ia been .ind /" sive sisarti'n
supply al tc Ga Il Lamps just received and sale hy
srptlsts JDIIN n SEAY. Druggist.
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CiIAS NJ RLACKFORD
H. DAVIS Trust.c.
jtn 2i.d 3fch d. u PAYNE.

GALE OF ZEAL ESEATEi n LYNCH n d RG, .
~ In with deed made to H. nm 1e sign
ed Trn|ts"s OF Franklin Bidding Fund As by Mar
garet Raj y and in obedience ,ard Of said
As.ocialin we H. on I'll URSDAY the ID of FEBRI A.
ny at3"r"k p s"il the premises at public auction
AiolH AND l.oI In the city OF f.ynchburg scd M
and 81 Gets '' " MI.
TERMS -Ca.h
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% oyscOms bis bass before he would render verdict
cOntsAfy 70 H.
nso4c than asl Impartial jury.
The juror rejected
Jaha IL saOot was sgain called at the door, but did
NOD make his appearances.
Iak PAM. KxMAUsEE
The clerk then ANNOUNCED that the extra panel Of
seventy ave tAlcsInen exhausted r
The marsiai having announced that Mr.. Smoot was
unwe melton of Mr., stanton, he eohsiderei
excused.
Mr odd suppose the court win direct aao1hsF sst
Of talesmen To be summoned
The court Assented
Mr. ould then inquired whether the new set could not
be returned BIZ half past twol 80
The mArshas deputies replied that they could n0t ne
turn the panel that afternoon, since they had now %
The eOurt then dSected the marshal 10 summon sew
entyh tAlesmen, and have them In court 70 morrow
morning.
Judge Cawford Inquired whether the counsel could
make any further progress to-day
Mr. Brady replied that nothing further could be done
The judge then dismissed the jurors FAR obtained
until tomorrow morning at ten o'clock reEnAEkn8 thai
that they would OrbeaE from talking 20 any
ing the subject Of the trial, and warning them agans
permitting any TO speak TO them about IL -
The court then adjourned.
During the tedious aud somewhat monotonous e1am-
nation OF the taesen Mr. sickIes had remained stand
Ing leaning forward against the milling OF the dock, an
attentive listener TO the queries and replies His father
nelooking gentleman, with Mr.. Baol, occupied seals
Immediately IN front OF the jury box
When the prisoner remAnded 10 jail barge crowd
followed him the sate The jurors lar obtained
Is follows q
L. Reason Arnold OF Washington county farmer.
2. James l. Davis, Of Washington county, farmer
s. John Z. Neale, Of Washington city, merchant
T. William NJ Hopkins, Of Washington city, gent 5
furnishing store a-s.-s -. .sss-s
s. William Bond Of Washington city, shoemaker
6. James Kelly, OF Washington city, timer ~ a
Z. VIM. G. Harper, Of Washington city, grocer.
8. Henry NJ knight, of Washington city grocer.
Itseondently expected by the counsel that the jury
win De completed on the third day. ~. sra
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AUCTION SALES.
BY j. c. MCGUIRE a. Co, Auctioneers.

rIsRUSTRE'S SALE.-By virtue Of decree of the
Il circuit court q the Lssrt Of coiamha The underssDsd
trusse w ODER Cor sale Wednesday April
ooock The highest bidder The premises No.
Washlnxoa city, District 0f Colutnbs real estate
legal aud eastHbe 81 John sprnsnan theren pay
s151 S. principal interest ana cost on Judgment o. said
Law sail SpriagnIn the
The said lot - situated Cab
street 5y25 feet improved By
dwelling house will be sold zuiec lea
the estate Of Joseph Morrtsoa decd with nterest a
from SAID springman FIde-ek whyts
gust 1855, aud payable iE I've years. - n
Terms sale oaearsh q the purchase be paid hand
the residue aay
with Interest purchaser ha deferred
paymsnts. 1000 -s.- .r.... -..
~. ....... ..- .......-.- mo. MAREuRY, Trustee.
rr...r-- JAS AeSUIRE Co,
Ap S-3.Ag Gds ....... ... .. Auct0nesrs,
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Markets.

GKW YoRK, April Cotton closed buoyant-sales
of 500 bales in transitu cotton advanced Il Orleans
ia H. with 7l6 for freight. Flour closed heavy
Gales of 900 larrels-State, S. s. G5 Ohio sc SO
Sc G5 southern Sc 10 Sc go. Wheat closed with
declining tendency but quotations nominaI-red
81 501 white 81 81 Corn closed lower-sales of 10 900
bushels-y yellow, 81 So cents mixed SO cents Pork
closed heayy-meR, SlT 40 sl7 IS prime SI2 so a
SIG so. Lard closed heavy at IL lls cents Whis-
key closed quiet at ISL cents Sugar csed firm at 81
II cents Spirits of turpentine closed firm at So $50
cents. Resin closed firm at 81 62a Rice closed firm at
81 Il cents
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ByJ. @. McGUIRE co, Auctioneers,


IUPERIOR ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO
~ Forts and Household Furniture TnGrE
mornng April 7h 10 Ock recently occupied
by eysns I2h streets We shan
sell all the furniture and eaects comprising .
Superior seven octave ose~oOa piano forte, By Goez
salt o. crimson plush covered parIsr furniture -a"a
french plate pier gltsses, slabs and brackets
Marble top centre and sofa tabes
NAiast enclosed etegere whatRna
suite Of four crimson damsk curtains, with curtains qua
french china and uaantel aFuaments
Superior velvet Bvusseis and ihree-ply carpeta
Qlctotil mating bro1xe bat tree ..'
ETreusnn dining table, onk mig chairs
Handsome mahogany secretary and bookcase . ..
Rreakfast aad tables, 0absA ..s . -.... ..
Mahogany and walnut mark Top dressing bureaus
Hsrbts top wGshstAnds, toilet acts
Ercsilsnt mahogany amt walnut wardrobes
Feather beds, BOOSTERS and ii1oSs
Hair mattresses, blankets, and comforts
Easy chairs, wtsaow sh1aes, stoyes 6r ....
C1ina, glass; and cgockcry
Block Tin chsdng dishes, knives, and forks
Silver plated castor Plate warmer,
rOxcther With * k1uskeeping
Terms $50 aud unlrr cash; that
days, for satisfactorily endoFasd notes bearing
me House, ~hch yrry seziabl enc, reut In
cure a uh1 auctone@rs q. a-..s q. D. .s.. ..-
s.n.. .rz z-ss--a-- o. .- JAS c. NcCUIRE Co,
Z apru I'd .a- ..ers..s .. Auct1ueers.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-04-06

FRIEND Il NEED.-Dr. Wistars Balsam OF Wild Cher
ny Is a friend in dad Who has not found it such in
curing all diseases Of the lungs aud throat coughs Cos
and pulmonary affections, and last not least, con-
sumptionl
Buy none unless it has the scrtea signature of III
Bath'' on the wrapper.
APP 6-DSW&w