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msnt q, Pfn ;h SPRING DRESS GOODS, oomR .It
and Robes, Double Skirts and Flounced Barge
j IS pieces very handsome Bayadere Stripe and
Plain Black Silke, al at low prices. 80
"A full stock of Nournng Goods in all the oes,
'''' '"'''' "''N y" j. W. COLLEY CO.,
mAs % Nv sss nh g., 8 doogs sboye PAs ay,
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BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE, d CO., AuctIoneers.
Il bearing date on the nth day of FebruaTy la5s
and recorded in Iber J. A. 8, No Isl, folius s g7
w, and ss, one OF the land records Of Washington
Will sci at pubic auction, on FRIDAY, the lst day
oi April at O'Clock tho following parcels Of prop
known As al of original Lots Nos. a. q, p, as and
me north hall OF Lot No. q, ihsquare No. 5l3 con
This property, fronting on Fourth street, between
NJ ana streets, Is most ellgihy situated in ris-
sale. "
Terms of sale One third of the purchase money
to be paid IN cash the residue in three equal install
ments at B. l2 and l8 months with interest from day
Of sale. for which the purchasers notes will be Ia
ken, secured to the satisfaction of the trustee.
III the terms are not complied with within three
days the property to be resod at the * and ex
pense OF the purchaser. on FIVE DAYS notice.
w. :. HOLIDAY, Trustee.
mar 3-d j. c. MCGUIRE CO, Aucts
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FUTURE DAYS.

By j. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
VERY DESIR ABLE BUILDING LOTS NEAR
tRANkLIN Row AT AUCTIoN-On FRIDAY
AFTERNOON, April list, at 552 o'clock, on the
premises, we shall sell TO the hg hest bidder 4 ot
No. IN DayIdson's subdivision of Square No. 2s3
fronting n feet inches on north l., hetweep I2th
ana 10Th streets west, running through TO Massa-
chusetts avenue; with front of n feet said ave
nns. Ii Will be divided, # desired, into two lots
Terms One fourth cash the RESIDUE m s. ~ and
on the premises.
Title indIsputable.
]. c. MCGUIRE & CO.
mar ed (S,atesl Auctioosa2s
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR
v RENT IN WASHINGTON CITY FOR A
will To-

TEX vi OF NEARS-The undersigned Will leas
to satisfactory tenant for hvs years from the 18th
of September next, the PREMISES on the south
west corner oil Penn. avenue and 18th street. which
for nearly FIVE years past has been well known a.
the largest and most successful boarding house in
the Federal Metropolis. Its position Penn. ave-
nue., about midway between the Capitol and Prcsi-
dents house, and It's Immediate proximity to the
Washington Theatre and Philharmonic Hail. one
both of which is open nearly every night in the
ysar, renders this property by long odds the most
eligible in Washington city for a hotel kept the
European plan. Its sleeping apartments can easily
he arranged to accOmmodate one hundred persons
comfortably with lodgings; while its cooking,
dining. and restaurant apartments can he ar
ranged To accommodate even far greater number
the European plan. The entrances. public and
private will BE on 18th street within feet of Penn
avenue, and nearer Ia the Theatre and philharmonic
Hall than others that can he established. For in
formation concerning terms. &c, apply to w. ID.
WALI.ACH, Star Office, Washington city.
RI
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LAST GIFT ENTERTAINMENT BUT ONE.-Those
of our readers who desire to the r ussian war,
and who desire to participate in the distribution
of gifts given by the manager of the dioramas to
his patrons, should go tonight to Odd Fellows,
Hail. this is to be the last exhibition but one In
this city. The display of beautiful presents in
Semken's window, at $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
attracts general attention from the passers-by
Among the articles to be given away tonight
will be four gold watches, two sets of silver ser
vice leach sett gift,) diamond pin. and other
vsluables amounting to $3.50. Gentlemen who
design taking taking ladies should secure tickets
to-day.
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EOR SALE-On Very Accommodating Terms
Il Valuable BRICK DWELLINGS. VIZ: ON

EOR SALE-On Very Accommodating Terms
L Valuable BRICK DWELLINGS, VIZ: One
situated on west side 2lst street west between G.
and II north two on the south side of F ST. north,
one OF which. No. 1871 with spacious grounds at
tached between 18th and 18th streets west and the
other between 10th and 2lst streets west two adj
joining, Nos 45i and 49, with large lots attached
on north side New York avenue, between nth and
lath streets west; one north side q street north
between 18th and 18th, west; NO. 404) on north
side street. between llth and 18th, west; also sew
oral within the vicinity Of the City Hall, and Others
IN different parts of the city.
Also, For Sale-A large number of valuable
BUILDING LOTS and FRAME DWELLINGS,
IN different parts of the city, and at various
prices.
Apply to POLLARD WEBB, No. $40 I'D story
18th street. mar25
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RANGGY JoNEs.-This Young man, who, while
in the county Jail for riot, attempted the life Of
Rose Bell, his sweetheart, by cutting her throat,
pronounced insane, it will be remembered,
and was sent to the Insane Asylum. For several
days he has been seen at large, walking about the
streets in the Northern Liberties. Ii was at first
supposed that he had recovered his reason, and
had been released, but we are informed that this
is not the case, and that he has escaped from his
keepers
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WATcH REIrRNs.-Ann Booth (col.) got drunk
last evening, behaved badly, and finally showed
disposition TO jump into the Potomac. She was
prevented and taken TO the guard house. although
she insisted that she ought to be drowned, which
the officers did not undertake to deny This
morning she was sent down to the work house
where she will have 90 days Hugh Mccormick /,
vagrant; do. 30 DAYS. An Indian, who was found
yeTy drunk in the street, taken to the station
and entertained till he got sober. Seven dodgers
were accommodated.
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PESSIEs-Tho.e ia want of Pennies, for change,
can ALWAYS obtain them application at the coun-
ter of the Star Offic0 II
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COURT OF CLAINs.-Yesterday, Mr.. Rockwell
opened the argument for the petitioner in the case
of Fernando Samahigo agt the United States.
Mr. Gillet replied for the Government. Mr.. Rock
well closed the argument for the petitioner, and
the case was submitted.
In the case of William ii. Chase agt the United
States. Mr.. Rockwell opened the argument for the
petitioner, and without concluding the Court adj
iourned. r
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EvERETr's GRAFTON on FRANKLIN.-A Round
Pleasure Trip TO Baltimore will be by an
advertisement in another column that the COM
mittee in the matter have made an arrangement
with the Washington Branch Railroad Company
by which the citizens Of Washington can enjoy
the rich literary treat promised at the MARYLAND
institute, Baltimore, next Monday evening at a
moderate cost. Round trip tickets (good for three
days, and admission tickets to Mr. Everett's lee
ture on Franklin, can be procured together for 50
at Franck Taylors bookstore, Pennsylvania av-
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PENNIES.-lnOse IN want OF fennlet, lOr cnanRe,
ca always obtain them on application at the coun-
Ter Of the Star Offices IF
Tpx pooR as well as the Rich can have a sure
cure for Coug chs Colds, and Consumption in its pr-
mary stages owing 20 the chea puess of Mrs. NJ. N.
Gardner's Indian Balsam of Livetwort and Hoar-
hound. medicine that has proved blessing TO our
race IL is sold by all The Druggists, and Messrs.
Weeks X Potter, Boston, are tn: General Agents.
mar SI-lw
CoRNs.-A few days more; see DIR. Schultz's card
If you value relief, and be on hand. mar 2-3tf
WEDDING CAKES, very pretty and very cheap
Ice Cream and Water Ices, at 80 per gsilon At
the Philadelphia Confectionery, corner 18th and +
streets. - mar 2-lmH
No FAMILY
Can afford to be without Mustang Linlment in their
house. The many accidents liable to may
render II necessary any moment. and nothing Is
pablo 81 performing such a certain tErtracf.
'fn lifting the kettle from the hre ii caught AMI
scalded my hands and peason very seyeTely-One
| hand almost tn CRISP. The torture was unhear
| able. Il was an awilh sight Tho Masta ne
Linimsnt appeared to extract the pain almost i'm
! count CHAs. foSrER 40 Broad street, Philadel-
| mia IL is truly wonderful ticlc. II will euro
| any case of Swelling, Burns, Stiff joints, Erup-
| tsons or Rheumatism. For Horses. IL should neve
he IN soeused with. One dollars worth of Mustaus
has feoIlently saved valuable horse. o. cure,
| Galds, Sprains, Ringbone,, Spavin, and Founders
Beirars I limitations. Sold in all parts OF the hsb
i'Aoie BAxSEs PARK, Prop'rs, New York.
| Also Lyon's Cstsbrafed Insert Pord1s.
| uiaI - imcou 4 =
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REAL EsTArE.-Yesterday afternoon McGui
& Co., auctioneers, sold lot 20 I'm square $780, @
Ninth street, between l. and nj for 30 cents p'
foot, TO T.. J. Griffith.
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AAoSs the graduates Of this month at PennsyL
vania University in Philadelphia, Pa, as NJ ID
was William Joseph Craigen, late Of Hampshire
county, Va, but now resident Of Washington
10
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EOR RENT-A well-aranged STORE, and
IL CELLAR, and two small ROOMS. Has been
occupied as grocery store for years. Small Stock
and Fixing for sale. Inquire on the premises, No.
GOO 9TH street between ID and = SITS, Isiand.D :
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fQR RENT-A thrce-stOry BRICK DWELL
l. lNG, nearly now, with back building, contain
ing IL rooms, SIuated 2lst street. dctwccn III and
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nR. GOGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
G. b. Barnard 4 CO., and ]. w Sothron. Those AZ
fcted with Inhammatory disc asses should give it a
trial. See the testimonials in the ADVERT in
another column. mar l7-tr
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business, and unless our Lrglslh u Z
takes action upon the banking ques,
ton soon, there Is no telling what Will
become of all the different businesses
Of our city, Money is commanding
from . to 6 per cent a month on the
streets, and scarce at that.
Several attempts have been made
to burn the grocery Of Douglass a.
Welsh on the corner of Deadcrick and
Cherry streets, and today n kcg OF
powder was found In their cellar with
fuse attached to the bung. Had the
fend been successful in ignitlng it,
there is no telling the amount Of per-
sons that would have been killed.
To-day our gallant drcmcn were out
with their machines to have a publIc
throw on the square, to determine
what company was entitled 10 10"
hoyns, but the "clcrk Of the weather
dccrced otherwise, and threw water
IN them so fast that they ad to post
ponc their Mr0w. Our lircmcn are a
gallant set OF men, and are entitled
to all honor for their noble deeds --
Prompted by no reward but for the
welfare Of the city, they get out oil
their VAIN beds at any hour OF the
night, or quit their daily a%vocations
ut the first alarm Of tae fire bells and
hasten to rescue the property OF their
fellow men from the dcvouring cIc-
mcni.
Our river is swelling considerable,
there being sufficient rise for boats to
come over the shoals in SAFETY.
The Rock City Guards viii be out
on parade next Thursday. Will give
On a dcscript on Of them in my next
IEONlDAS.
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LAND FOB SALE.

By virtue OF a decree Of the Chancery
Court, pronounced in the cause Erwin
Jackson ogains; Samuel Pinkerton and
wife ct ais. | will on Monday the I'd day
Of January, 1860, before the Court house
door in Winchester, offer for sale or n
credit Of IL months Except $50 10 be
paid in CASH. a tract Of land Of 1921
acres, being the tract which the Widow
Jackson died seized, and possessed, start.
ing the biddings at So 90 per acre
Bond and security required of the purcha'
ser and a lien retained until the purchase
money is paid.
4 20, II. r. ESTlLL, G. d Nj.
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Communication.
NASHVILLE, Nov. II. 1859

NASHVILLE, Nov. II, 1897.
WV. SLATER, ESQ,
Dear Sn.-Last week there was a
mar by the name of ]. S. Bowen ar
rested in our city for bigamy. lie
was tried before n magistrate and
confined in Jail until a dispatch was
sent to Richmond, Va, to the Captain
Of the Police, who answered TO hold
on to him, and that he would send
particulars next day. In the mean
time Bowen was taken out of jail on
a writ OF habeas corpus, and tried be.
fore Judge Turner. when from some
cause, no proof was offered and he
was released.
| regret to inform you that the Dry
Goods and Grocery trade is exceed.
ingly dull. Numbers OF Dry Goods
houses are selling out at cost, and
several Of our leading Grocery houses
are closing out their stock to quit
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We often receive good cheer from
subscribers, in the way of letters,
speaking favorably Of our paper and
our humble efforts to render it OF in
tcrcst. We append two or three
from the large number, and herewith
thank the writers, hoping and intend
ing that they shall eve have cause
to think less lavorably. Oac subscri'
Der in Mississippi says;
Mr.. Si0ier:-l send you -, and
want you TO continue my Journal
another year. | never intend TO be
without it, while | have the money to
spare"
Another, Mr.. ~ writing from Wa.
catoolas. East Florida, says:
"Denr Sr:-My term of subscrip-
ton for your paper has EXPIRED
Please continue it, rs the boys and
girls arc fond Of perusing it. | will
remit the two dollars by Christmas
Yours respectfully,
JNO. c. Il.
Now, that's the way to do. If Il
man finds it announcement forthwith
to remit the subscription, let him write
and satisfy us that he intends to pay
soon. As we have before stated, we
intend to discontinue quite a number
OF subscriptions Christmas, unless the
subscribers either send the money, or
write us if they intend TO scttlc,-just
rs the n above has done. We
would send him the Home Journal for
five years, and feel satisfied that it
would be paid for. Hope, Mr.. r.,
that y Il will send US n new subscrip.
ton or two Christmas, so that we can
have aPackoge at your town.
Next, we give n letter from an old
and much-cstecmcd subscriber and
friend, living at Flat Creek. Tcnncs.
see. Would that he were back in old
Franklin.
FLAT CREEK, Oct. 25. 1850.
w. J. SLATER, ESQ:
Dear Sir - You have had The
k,ndpess to continue sending inc the
Home Journal after the term for
winch ! had paid for it had expired,
2 which | am very much obliged to
changing my location has given me
ou"ua use Tor all the loose
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Nashville Bank Note and Exchan sc Lis
LAND FOR SALE.

By virtue of a decree Of the Chanccry
Court, pto5ouncel in the cause VIM. II.
Moore administrator VS.. Little Berry
Lirwick's heirs, will on monday the
81 day Of January, 1860 before the Court
house door in Winchester, offer for sale
upon a credit Of twelve months, Except
SO to be paid in cash. a tract of land
containing 237 acres more or less, lying
on Elk River franklin county. Bond
and security required olrhe purchaser and
Il lem retained upon the land until the
purchase money is paid,
4 20. II. X. ESTlLL, G.. q NJ.
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STATE OLE TENNESSEE

STATE OF TENNESSEE.
Willis Blanlon, admir- Smith Blinton, decd,
rs.
Harmon Whitfield, ct. ais.
i On motion Of complainants, and it appear
ing 10 the satisfaction Of The Clerk and Master
that The defendants, J. s. Decherd, and G, w.
Rowland, are non-residents Of the Siatc of
Tennessee, so that the ordinary process Of
law cannot be served upon them.
Its therefore ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks Ia the Home
Journal, n paper published in the town Of
Winchester, Tenn. requVing said non-resi-
dents TO uppehr herein on or before the first
day ofnext Chancery Court, on Wednesday
after the third Monday in February, ls6O; and
plead and answer or demur to said Bill, or
the same will be taken for confessed and set
for hearing ex partc as TO them.
nov. g.. II. r. ESTILL, C. e. NJ.
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LAND FOR SALE.

BY virtue of a decree Of the Chancory
Court, pronounced in the cause VIM. &.
Sanders ct ais, | will on Monday the ID
day Of January, 1860, offer for sale upon
a credit of ~ months Except ST5 to be
paid in CASH. the tract OF land in the
~pleadings mentioned, containing 33 acres
more or less, starting the biddings at SO
per acre, bond and security required Of
tho purchaser, and a lein retained upon
the same until the purchase money is
paid.
4 90. II. R. ESTILL, C. & NJ.
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Death OF EASTMAN.

We Stop the press after most OF tue
issue is printed of, to insert the fol-
loving letter:
NASHVILLE Nov. go, 1859.
EDrToR IIoME JOURNAL -
Again death has been in our midst
Mai. f.. &, Eastman, Editorol the Union
and American, died last night about half
pas one O'Clock with ApopIcxy. He
was at the theatre at a a,ehoura and retired
to bed ia good health. 1t has cast agen.
cral gloom over our city.
Yours in haste,
LEONlDAS.
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HOUSE A.D LOT FOR SALE.

By virtue Of a decree OF the Chancery
Court in tho cause J. b. Hawkins ct ais
Executors &c. against w. &. Brooks, ct
ais, ! will on Monday tho Cd day Of
January 1860, before the Courthouse door
IN Winchester, offer for sale for cash
(subject to spurchasc money! the house
and lot in Winchester, Tennessee, now
owned and occupied by W. &. Brooks,
as a Tavern Stand.
3 20. II. r. ESTlLL, c. & NJ.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
UniOcrSity Of the South

Scvance Mining Go. ct ais.
On molten Of complainant and it appearing
to the satisfaction of the Clerk and Master
that Jefferson LsriIl Is a non resident Of the
State Of Tennessee so that the ordinary pro-
cess of law cannot be served upon him.
1t is therefore ordered that publication be
madc for four consecutive weeks i'll the
''IInmc Journal" a news paper published ~
Winchester Tenn, requiring SAID non-resi-
dent TO appear herein on or before the first
day Of next Chanccry Court, on Wednesday
after the third Monday in February, 1850,
and plead and answer or dcmur 10 said Bill
or the same will be taken for confessed and
set FOR hearing eXDartc rs to him.
Novel 50 II. K. ESrlLL CO NJ.
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n. A q. Il. X. STOCK Fer SALE.

BY virtue Of a decree Of the Choncery
Court, | will on Monday the % day oil
January, 1860, offer for sale for cash
S4Is,75 Of stock in the N. & c. X. X.
Co., sold as the property Of W. b. u.
Muse, on petition OF John W. Martin adj
minislrstor, &c. others, the biddingst TO be
started Of 30 cents in the dollar.
Q 20. H. r. ESTILL, G. 4 M.
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House AND LOT FOR SALE.

By virtue Of a decree Of the Chancery
Court, pronounced in the cause, X. +.
Bell VS.. &. c. Gorham, q Co., ct ais,
| will on Monday the Cd day Of January
1860, offer for sale for cash, to the high.
est bidder the interest that &. c, Gorham
q Co, have unto the house aud lot at.
tached, in this cause, being the busines.
house now occupied by Juo, F. Vaughan.
3 20. H.. r. ESrlLL, c. d NJ.
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Commrrtial.
Nashville Market,
Rrnmlhn NashyIlle naIlr News.
THURSDAY, Nov. "a, 1850.

THURSDAY, Nov, "a, 1859.
BAcoy,-Shoulders are worth SOS3
Hams l2; Clear Sides lOs from wagons
From store, packed cent more,
LARD.-Gooj Lard, IN suitable packa'
ges readily commands llaal2.
WnEAr,-Pdme Red and White in
demand at ] GOAL Is.
FLouR.--Demand active. Extra 6 "a
aG so pet barrel; SuperGnc, D 90; Extra
Family Flour in bags, 3 90; Superline
2 80 W os pounds, Those are wholesale
prices, the retail prices advance 20 cents
per % pounds, and 50clS per bnrfel.
Sall,--Finc sack is worth / 75Ul 80
Barrel 40c. per bushel.
Grass SGEp,--Clover 50 so per bush
el Timothy So IS; Orchard Grass
81 so; Herds 81 20 Blue Gruss, clean
81 so; Stripped | so,
Flax Seed,-75 cents.
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sEAlE CE ,rHNNE.sSEE.
JOhn Ncnlcy

vs.
VIM. Gpron ct ais.
On motion Of complainant and it appearing
to the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master
that VIM. Gil prom, Pleasant %tiipron, Caloline
GIpron, James Glpron, and Sarah F. Gipron
arc non.rcsIdcnts Of the State Of Tennessee
so that tie ordinary process CT law cannot
be served upon them.
II is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four consecutive weeks IN the Home
Journal, Il weekly newspaper published Ia
the town Of Winchester, Tennessee, rcquir,
ing sid non resident defendants to appear
herein ON or before Wednesday after tbs
third monday in February next, to plead an
swcr or demnr -aid Bal, Ur the same will be
taken for confessed and set for hearing cX-
partc as to them. II. L. ESIlLL ca NJ.
Novl1 3 90
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stale Of Tennessee, Franklin 90.
CONnkY CONt CZerk'S ONcc. Non. 1850.

john il rabtrcc ct ais, !
VS. SpCtitiOn to sell Land.
Martin trabtrcc ct ais.
On motion of complainanls and it appearing
to the satisfaction OF the Court that detcn-
dants Martin Crahtrce, George Crabtree aud
Nicholas Hays aud wife Fila, formerly ZilIa
Crabtree, are non-rcs:dents Of the State OF
Tennessee,
1t is therefore, ordered by the court that
publication be made IN the "Eiomc Journal"
II newspaper published in Winchester, Tenn.
for -four successive weeks, requiring sud,
nonresident defendants to make their per-
sonal appearance bctcrc Inc wnrsliplul County
Court to be held for said county ut the Court
house in Winchester Tenn, on the first
Monday in December next, then and there
to plead answer or dcmur 10 compliments
petition or the same will be taken for ron.
icsscd and set for hearing eXparte MS to them.
K. +. SIMS, Clerk.
BY WllOS. SHORT, d. c.
Nov II At 3 90.
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Usage ORANGE

We are prepared 10 furnish from l 10
800 600 oflhe above plants for Hedging,
in quantities TO suit purchasers, or 1000,
the number required to set a mile, for
$50, with full directions for planting,
cultivation, and pruning. This is the
cheapest and best Hedge plant that we
dre acquainted with, and the large and
increasing demand for the plants is a,
guarantee of its adaptedness for the pur.
poses for which it is SO highly recommen-
ded. Orders by mail promptly execu.
ted. S. w. HOUGHTON q CO.,
Sept. I. Winchester, Tenn.