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HANDEL's ORAToRIo OF MEssIAH-This
great work was composed in the year I74I,
by GEos FREDs HAsDEI1 This production in
spired HAYDN with the magnificent concep-
tion which peryadss the Creation HAYDN be-
gun the work in 1875, when he was sixty
three years of age, aud was constantly en-
gagged upon it Tor more than two years.
When asked by. his friends why he did not
sooner complete it, he was wont to answer,
''becauseI intend it TO last long time" 1t
was first performed in 1898. before the Aus
trian Court, and while on his way to the
Theatre to hear it, Napoleon lie Grand, by
means Of an Internal machine, almost lost his
life while First Consul. When he was COM
posing the Oratorio he used to say, g feel
myself so penetrated with religious feeling
that, before L sit down TO write, earnestly
pray God lie will enable me TO praise HIM
trorthdy" 1t was in such a frame of mind
that HANDEL applied himself to his immortal
labors OF Messiah. In this Oratorio the gIori-
Gus works of GUd are called to mind, and
the most noble Inscriptions of praise rendered
to Him. No disputed points Of theology are
here. 1t is the tribute of the heart and of Gods
highest talents given us, returned to him in
praise. As intemperance can only be check
ed by substitution Of lighter beverages for
strong pOisons, so, in music and morality, can
vice be banished only by virtuous pleasures
occupying its place.
At Odd Fellows Hall on Saturday evening
the Cooper Opera Troupe will present this
magnificent pirce of music. They will be
assisted by many of the musical amateurs of
this city. The ability of the troupe and the
volunteer aid, is sure to arouse in every mind
the'latent spark God has placed in every soul
deny it though they may-and through His
mercy heart may be so touched as to lead
to serious reflection and happiness forever.
Either of the following Soprano airs, will be
worth the price of admissions: He shall feed
his flock like Shepherd" and Il know that
that my Redermer liveth," as sung by ANNE
MINER. al the great Hlndel Festival, at the
Exeter Hall Concerts, London, and we may
enumPrate the celebrated chorus, "For unto
us child is born 9th oh Up. Isaiah, v.
GLORY to God in the highest I'd chap. Luke
IA v; the tenor solo of ''Comiort We my
people" l0th-chap. Isaiah |, 2, and 3 y; the
vel. k own Hallelujah choru-,' and the bass
solo, the trumpet shall sound and the dead
shall be rails incorrnptible, and we shall be
changed TIE latter will be effectively rend-
cred hy Mr.. Cuc4. Mr.. II. c. COOPER, the great
violinist and manager, conducts the enter
tainment. Seats can be secured at MCCLURE's
music store.
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MarkRIA.

New ORLEANS, March 2 Cotton Sales
$4,000 bales; advanced 5-ll@14. Sugar
q Iiet. Corn has declining tendency at S5c.
Mess Pork quiet at SIS.
New ORLEANS, March 3.-Cotton-Sales to-
day 5000 bales; market firm at llGll4. Su-
gar steady at 6a@6B Molasses 324. Flour
firm; sales 1000 Dbls at Sc. Corn active
sales IL 900 bushels at S2(985. Mess Pork
dull at Sl7 rs. Coffee firm; sales $500 bags
at ll@lls. Freight on cotton to Liverpool
ZIG.
New YORK, March 3.-Cotton firm, sales
1000 bales, middlng upland liz. Flour has
an advancing tend ncy, sales 27,000 bbls.
Corn buoyant. white SO. Mess pork steady at
II 7O@lS 90. Sugar firm at 64(9S. Coffee
firm. sales 1000 bags at full prices.
CINCINNATI, March 3.-Flour active, sales
1000 bbls at $500 90 FIR present and on
C96 % for April delivery. Whisky 25l. Mess
pork very dali, quotations nominal. Lard
sales $50 bbls at lls. Wheat advanced 2
cents. Sugar and m p.asses dull: quotations
nominal. New York exchange (; New Or
leans premium.
ST. LOUIS, 3d-Flour has an advancing ten
dency, sales 1000 bbs at IS. Wheat adj
vanced 2(93 cts; sales 1000 bushels al 22C9
/ 80. Cora steady. yellow IS. Oats 76C9 go.
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ga" The distinguished actress, Miss ELIZA
LOGAN, will tax: benefit at the Gaiety, to-
night. The plays selected for this occasion,
Ct Lyons" and The Honey Moon" This is
a splendid bill. and. outside of the merit of
the charming beneficiary, would attract a
large audience. To the citizens who know
so well hcw to appreciate fine dramatic per-
formances, it is scarcely necessary to say more
than referring them to the announcement
here contained. But do trust, in view of
the treatment she received on her last visit,
that the Theatre-patronizing public will make
all proper amends. by making her benefit to-
night perfect ovation.
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ny- On Wednesday night last a room al

Ns- On Wednesday night last a room at
the st. Cloud Hotel, occupied by young
gentleman, named MCCAILEY, was entered by
rogue whilst he was in bed asleep. His
pantaloons pockets were searched and few
dollars in change distracted from them.
Finding but little money in the pockets, the
rogue run his hand under the pillow on which
MCCALLEY's head was r,posing, thinking
doubtless to discover purse there. But
this awoke the sleeper. who sprang from the
bed and chased the intrGd off. Fortunate
ly the rogue did not examine Mr.. MCCALLEY's
vest in which were some $500 in gold and
couple of watches. The rogue was barefoot
ed, his footprints being discovered on the
floor.
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Who will suffer from Foul Humors, Sores,
or Diseases of the Skin, when such certain
remedies as MCLEAN's STRENGTHENING Cor
DIAL AND BLooD. PURIFIER, and McLkAN's Vol
cANIc on LINIMENT can be so easily obtained.
The Cordial will purify the blood thoroughly
and the Liniment will cure any sore. See the
febl7-2w
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Steamboat and River News.

ARRIVED.
March 3.-Hudson, Cincinnati.
Minnetonka. Paducah.
f. Howard. New Orleans.
DEPARTED.
Tempest, Louisville.
Reliance, Cincinnati.
Rock City, Hartsville.
The river was at stand yesterday, with
>upcrabuudance of water on the shoals.
There were heavy rains Wednesday night,
and another slight rise may ensue therefrom.
The Ainnaonka is the mail packet down the
river to-day she; departs at II NJ.
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The "Elixfr.,,

Prepared by Dr. JAS WILLIAMS, for the cure Of DYS
PEPSY, and nothing but DYSpEPSY, (as advertised IN
another cOulmn has, by its merits obtained for
Itself high reputation in Philadelphia that Physi-
clans acquainted with its properties, using them
selves and prescribing ii to their patients convinced
by observation, of its great efficacy in restoring the
disordered digestive organsto healthy function Nu-
merous cases of Dyspepsy, of the most aggravated
character, which were abandoned ineurable by
of the Medical Faculty, haze by the of this
Elixir, been restored to perfect health attested
Gates testify aprl3-Iy
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TO THE PUBLIC.
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Gommerfial.
DAnY ParaIor osgacE,I

NASHVILLE, March 4, 1859.
COTTON Sales yesterday Of $50 bales Of
cotton at 8i@Io Coo. p a. s
TOBACCO-Sale at Fisher, WheIess d
Co.'s of 10 hhds at so, 6 As, 6 90. 4 20,
6 20. IS, As, 6 IS, 20. 60; and
20 at A. Hamilton's at 3d. 10, Is,
05. 5 80, 8 90. 6 O5, 4ls0. 20 49, IS,
5 So. IS, 6 40, 4 80, s Is. s so, I 35,
7 40, 55. 6 IS, 5 SIS, o5, 5 As, 5 80,
7 20. 90, 80. 30, IS. The bogshead
which sold at 8 90 was from the plantation of
CLAIBORNE JOHNSON, of Williamson, the price
being the highest paid this season.
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ga- We are in receipt of the March num-
Der of the Nashpiile Journal Of liedscias AID
Surgery. In addition TO the usual interest
ing and useful matter, this number contains
{ e graduating thesis Of the yeneraLle DR..
FELIX RoBERrsoS. the subject being "Choraa
.Saneh presented to the Faculty OF ihe
University Of Pennsylvania, in 1908. Besides
the inter.st his acqaaiHtanees world take In
refusing the carly production Of the sulnenr
old physician, il relates TO the prevalence VI
81. Vas danes, about that time, which be
attributes to the unusually enthusiastic re
ligious excitement of that time.
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DOCTOR HOOFLAND,S
CELEBRATED
q e II MI 4 N B i It Il Il II s,
DR. C. II. JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
WITH rr-pp

sa EFFECTUALY CURE
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Jaundice Chronic Ner
vous Debility, Diseases ofthe Kidney and diseas-
os arising from disordered Liver Stomach such as
Constipation Inward Piles Fullness of Blood TO the
Head, Acidhy of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn,
Disgust for Food, Fulness Weight in the Stomach,
Sour Eructations, Sinking Fluttering the Pit Of
the Stomach, Swimming OF the Head Hurried and
Difficult Breathing, Fuiterng at the Heart, Choking
or sud.catng sensations in lying postu re,
Dimness n Vision, Dots Webs before the sight, Fe
yer and dun pain in the Head Deficiency OF Perspra
ton, Yellowness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the
Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, &C, Sudden Flushes Of
Heat, Burning in the FLESH Constant Imagining of
Evil, and great Depre sion of Spirits.
These Btters sold at IS cents per bottle, by
druggists and dealers in Medicines everywhere.
Il
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NOEK CEz.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

We are selling many articles of HARDWARE,
''beug part II KIaKMAY ELLrs's last IMPORTATION,
at a small advance ., 81 for CASH. Our NEW STOCK
which is being made complete by daily arrivals, We
offer reduced prices Cash or negotiable paper.
You can money by buying your Hardware at
81 Public Square, kHsKMAN * ELIIss old stand, from
feb2s-tf MCCALL 4 CO.
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JACKS AND MULEs.-We direct the special
attention of our readers this morning to the
s,le very desirable lot of jacks and mules.
Those who are in need of such stock would
DO well to nuke application Immediately, as
the demand is great.
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TT There will be no performance at the
Varieties tonight. a portion of the Opera
Troupe will assist at the concert of Miss
GEORGIA. PAIGE, which will be, doubtless
highly attractive
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l. ire.

New ORLEANS. March 3.-The ship Van
guard. with 400 bales of cotton aboard.
cIeard for Constradt, has been on fire between
d cks Since last night, at Al RS, opposite
the city, 1t is feared she will be destroyed.
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each nsze&2-e ! .sFfzAis.t faa ~eizht The4 q ara
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huErkfs 50, a AsideE lane.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE MEETING CALLED TO IN
vEsTIGATE THE CASE OF J. r. GRAVES.
WEnNIsnAY March 2nd

PROCEEDINGS OF THE MEETING CALLED TO IN
vEsTIGATE THE CASE OF J. R. GRAVES.
WEDNESDAY, March End.
The Council was opened with prayer by
Rev. Mr. Butler. after which the Rev. J. X.
Graves, resumed his speech where it was left
of on the evening previous; introducing
various letter sas testimony in defending him
sill against charges preferred.
After the conclusion of Mr.. Graves's speech
motion was made TO appoint committee to
investigate the charges aud examine testi-
mony, and b. ". Halle, J. Bond aud j. W.
Everett were appointed said committee.
Then Mr.. Graves proceeded vita his second
pl,a until the hour Tor ADJOURNMENT.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, o'clock.
The Council met pursuant 10 adjournment,
and after prayer by I. ID. Jones Elder ]
X. Graves proceeded with his spe, CHI in vim
dIcation.
After the CONCLUSION of the second plea. Ii
was submitted tn committee. and ". IL.
Grinnet, III. X. Benton. and Juhu Sanders
were appointed said committee.
The third plea was then submitted to a
committs en-. NJ Green. Neri Low, and Il. f.
Butler being appointed said COMMITTEES.
The fourth plea was submitted 10 a COM
mittee, on which were appointed w. b.
1runary, j. s. Hit. I. ). E,ies.
The committees were instructed To report
on the following mornlng.
A melton MAS made TO adjourn. and AFTER
ben,dielion the meeting adjourned TO
o'eluek.
WEpNEsDAY NI0HT, I o'clock.
Meeting opensd with singing aud prayer.
The Clerk then read the fourth charge ard
the specifications under it, preferred By menu
b, r. Of the First Church
Mr.. Graves then proceeded 30 make his
deieuce.
The change aud specifications together with
Mr.. Graves deienes were, referred To a CON-
hiiftee.
Other specifications were presented and
answered ia defence by Mr.. c.. aud each re-
terrsd 10 a committee.
The mecting then adjourned 10 meet To-
morrow morning at o'e.ock.
TaUkseAr, March Sd.
The Council mrt according 10 adjournment.
Mi. Graves ilnishrd his spe, ca at nooa.
Ia the Afternoon Che c. mmIttses "a whom
wef.' rierrsd The different charges aud 40 eI-
fieations. reported 90 the eject that Mr..
Graves arraignmfhl bad been unsct. pts.Fal,
aud Vas without parallel. even in a lieathen
country; and sustaining him and The minority.
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ESiYer News.

LOUISVILLE, March 3.-The river has fallen
two feet in the las. "a hours.
ST. LOUIS, March 3.-The river is falling
slowly r- fH.
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For CONGRESS-.

W We authorized 10 announce Gen. : as.
VI. QuarIes, Of Montgomery county, a candidate
for the nomination Of the Amer an Party for Con
gress, in this Congressional District.
dec2S-td
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- Holis hotks - 80 ci1eftFi falFs asa ssriefie8
Als1, fe~ Esfs - tAe zfraiI helytr4 sneet4h.I-s
tsl4a L..zs Erd za1 whIles ~ zesl eleEsat sFs<t
peAs q tbs Gl-<zeies. - -.
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AucnIS SALE This MORNING. KIRKPATRICK,
NgsIss& Co, sell this morning large aud
eioice selection Of groceries at 10 o'clock. In
fl4s4t oi their warehouse on MAJ ket S rect.
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Overland teafI.

ST. LOUIS, March 3.-The Overland Mail
of the seventh has arrived.
The steamer Uncle Sam was advertised
to leave San Francisco for the Colorado river
with five OF six hundred troops against the
Mohave Indians.
Business was brisk
Capt. Skiilman, from Ell Paso. reports that
a band OF Apaches stole lumber, horses and
mules from the San Enliraro detachment.
The Mounted Rih s. from Fort Bliss, under
Lieut.. Larell, went in pursuit of the Indians,
overtaking them at Dog Cannon. where an
engagement occurred. resulting in the with
drawal of the troops with three killed and six
wound d. Among the latter. Lieut. Larell
in the Lungs. supposed mortaly. About a
dozen Indians were killed.
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office.

All persons who have been induced 10 buy Sewing
Machines which VIII not perform the work that pur
chaserS expected them to DO, informed that sing
ers Machines never aii 10 do any kind Of work. No
one is ever disappointed in these machines.
marJ-u J. I. LARD, Agent.
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New orlean. Market.

NEW ORLEANS Feb. 25, P. M.-COTToN.-Oar last
weekly report closed upon firm Cotton market, IN
der the Influence of the European aivices BY the
steamer Prince Albert and on saturday holders claim
ed very full prices though tua advance was OBJ
Iained the sales Of the day amounting 10 aboat 90
bales. The demand fair Monday, anil result
ed in sales OF 10 co. bales, bHi Tuesday, which
observed to some ho sy, the business fell
of t. $500 bales, prices being firm for the dling
anu better qualities without material alteration
On We!nstday with later adyices from Europe fully
due, but Few buyers came forw I'd, and the sales
again confined about $500 bales, the market re-
m lining unchanged. Yesterday the foreign news was
still delay ed. and with a still limited demand
purchasers were found for only $500 bales Al about
the range of our previous quotations. To day the
favorable advices by the C.nada brought buyers
very freely, and the sales have amounted TO about
= COG bales, aking tai for the week of So 500
bales, the market closing with greater rmness, but
without any marked advance. We still quote.
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NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 25.-P. M-The Money market
works very uo,thiy and within the last DAYS
the tenGency 10 creIsing ease more decided. ric
iiy prime paper is sought for at q CT though nrgO
ud,ions Of good names are also made al -. In
instances preferred signatures have pass
ed under s. but for the present this IS exceptional
though hereafter IL may become the rule. The ois-
count brokers general rule Complain OF the Ill
less of the offerings. In Bank the pillcations for
short leans numerous but ifficulty sxper-
fenced in providing for every LEI itimate want
We quite the various grades OF papers as follows:
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NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION /:


TOBACCO.-There Ii IS been less activity in the To-
bacco market during the past week. and the sales,
far as maize public, have not exceeded 600 hhds, OF
which Is at SC IA at 51<c SO, Is and ali al zcs
q at 614c 20 1t 7c "a at 75<c at &c. - at S5<c-
and to-day 900 hhds of which hhds at 5<c.; 10 at
&c; "a at re and 80 at 7sc p tb, and the residue
on private terms.
Wehear of no change OF moment in prices, and re-
peat our last quotations, which apply only TO
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Excitement Ia Havana.
~ssGAils Al .. n. LANGLEY \ 90 - who are opea-
- ms isfss sseersassst. sslesssd van gse4l
aBELPlfss FINE SNUFF.
Rose and Asnsboy. ~. IAN6l.Ef 4 CO..
tsni2 Cuioa a.
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Campbell and JeGries Released.

LEAvENw0RTH, March 3.-HarrisOn. Camp
bell and jeff S. charged with kidnapping,
have been rel ased by Judge Leconpte on a
writ of habeas corpus
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II u M u T. ".

u T. NJ b n II.
II addition TO Ihe stock purchased Of J. r. Dard-n
4 have recels 81 ths foiiess BE. -
so DO feet arvssea leiiea f1ne fsnarHg:
$4,000 :. - u h5te
so0oC = 49, Nh4se rins Ceiling;
- coo - :. hase and Wash b sarsis-
7so10 ;. clear White F1ue at thsck ncszes-
soo.ea1 - Tf,ptaF fsAnk 5esstanz stAnglss.e.g a.
80 90 Cedar, asserted.
Assa -WtEdoH >esh, ard Frames and nlsnss -
aseh. Pine fanEel Dsofs sad frames. Nsnte Pseees
Noai1lng ans Brackets, hpisr aad iine Sl.ii.s So
l.il sappsy al~agsen hana - lis Sashvgis lsmber
lard. No III nFuad street
fehS-Sm J. 7. GIBSON
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SUGAR-The has been good demand, ana with
only moderate supplies the evee prices have tend
ell steadily favor OF seller. The sales have amount
ed 10 about 10 900 hhds during the week, Including
500 TO day, and, and the market closes the range
of our quotatio 5, below. number OF crops,
embracing abont 900 hbds have been sold on plan
tati during the week "a range of &c, 61zc, 63c,
o7sc, &c, and TIC, h. We quote follows for Its
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NOIASSFS-The demand has been fair, I'D with
moderate receipts prices have been firmly manhattan
ed during the past week. About 10 900 bbls. have
been sold, at range OF 2SlG3lc. and 81 1zc for
inferior and fermentng, and 32933c. p gallon for
prime and choice; the supply OF the last named
selling at "a 1zG037c., according TO quality, and re-
hnery reboed al 33ID34c, in bbls., and 3IC93Sc. 2
gallon, in half ibis .F- ~
COFFEE.-The demand has been very fair, and
about $500 bags have been sold duri'g the week,
AT "a range for extremes of 10sS63Il1 nciuting to-
day Pip bags al lie 500 at IL "a and 100 at &c q
ID We quote FAIR To Good Fair at IL GD1l14c, and
Prime at IL &c q 10.
Five cargoes have arrived from Rio during the
week, embracing q 500 b gs making the imports
since the LIST september 200 OF bags against l40 43
TO the same date last yea. The stock on hand this
evening is 1929 bags ag tinst II OBS the time
last year. $3.50
SALT-The rates for Liverpool from second hands
are S59Gc for coarse, and 81 05(sDl 10 for fine, de-
vered free of draS age, and 100 Tor the ormer, and
csc for the latter, the warehouse We quote
goes afoat about Soc for and 60D6s &c for
fourth 10 third tine, the sales including cargo
OF $50 sacks 6Oc; of 1000 sacks, about
fourth line at the Price, and three others
Of whi'h particulars have been reported,
RICE-He hear of about 900 tierces Carolina sold
within the last ten days at the advanced rates of
43sc, the recent sIctions being I404ssc
from the the ship, and &c. Z Id for lots IRONS
Savannah Market.
SAVANNAH March l.-Sales OF cotton to-day 975
bales The steamers caused greater trmness.
Good MiddBg TO Middling FAIR IL s<asl2 cents. The
market closed with an rdvancing tendency.
Charleston Market.
CHARLESTON, March l, p. NJ COTTON Sales OF
to-day $500 bales, at full prices, and with
advancing tendency.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-04
Savannah Market.
Monetary and Financial.

CHARLESTON, March l, l p COTTON Sales {
cotton to-day $500 bales at full prices and with
advancing tendency.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1859-12-01
SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession of A. 3. Ks;nsey, decd.

Succession Of A. y. Kiasey, decd.
TN pursuance of an order of the 10Th
l. Judicial District Court, in and for
the Parish of Cuachita, State of Loui-
siana, / will offer for sale at public
auction, on Tuesday, the Goth day of
December, 1859, all the property real
and personal belonging to the above
Succession, consisting of house and
lot in the town of Monroe, household
and kitchen furniture, choice library
of books, &c, &c.
Terms of salc-The real property
will be sold one half payable. on LIST
March, 1860, and the other half pay
able on LIST March, 1861, with 8 per
cent. interest from date. The books
will be sold'on credit of 10 months
for all amounts over thirty dollars
under that for cash. The furniture and
other personal property will be sold fol
cash
| JOHN CALDERWOOD, Admir-.
Nov. II. 1859.