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WTNTEB ARRANGEMENT.
RALTEMORE AND OHIO

RALTEMORE AND OHIO
ERES - =
RAILROAD.
Great National Route.
TEyFRmENATES AT WASHINGTON AND
Baltimore the East and Wheeling, Be1Wood and PARK
eTs5urg on which places unites with Railroads
Steamers, &c, for and from all points in The
West, SOufh-EEeSt and NOrIhsWesl' .
Two trains leave Wheeling Jly 1890 p NJ, l2'lO A. n
Direct connections al made by these trains
For ali the Eastern cities.
This IS the only route @ Washington City. - -.
PASSENGERS BY this Route visit Baltimore fhladePha'
New Ysrk Boston, Of ticket to Boston alone ny
other lines.
Time as u.ick and fare as Low other Route
Inquire the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Al any
the principal Railroad Offices ~ he West.
i. j. FULLER, Gen'l Western Agent
J.. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent
W.P Smith. Master Transportation. deco
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1000 ACRES OF HEAVY TEMBERED LAMB
FOR SALE.

SfBAA Saw and Grist Al nearly. new IA good rsnninf
- der staated about Is from Nashville miles
Spssaeid and IA miles west % the kdgsdeld and sntrkF
cf IN ths southeast o. Robertson county. u "a
The whole raet the Is aoat 50 cieaef lad h soca
country auidugss tEo splendid rorf
from sPrnheid . Nashville is sb0at opeas tr5u a.
tract.
This tract would maks splendid stse Fsa snd Is rs sf
tobacco land, and timber ALMOST es ID
stock Tobacco Farm.
Persons desiring the land viii ca1 on W Cusirss
the premises, Dr. II Farmer, d Springfield. y
Nance N Nashville. TIE steam Ai1 cutting It
90 Of lumber per ayCiroular and plenty re-
timber convenient 70 The MILL tsr YET having cai 60
Of the hand. Rites mostly level, aud has 1ns creek
running through the
aecs-d&N3n WI. B. CUAMINGS
EDGEFIELD LOTS for SALE.--ssven 5eaa
tul Building Lots. il Hocstons Additions ouy lev han
yards from the square. Also, nu=r u lots IN L0caf
ers. Williams and other Addiio7s Aso, mn dcenl bu-
ding Of * aeres, Gaiatn Pike Oppo tie residence
Of E Neili s. Br0En- Also, number q buiiiing
lots in Brownsville - miles from the CITY.
J. I. 4 R. ". BROWN,
ian6-am Rea! Esiale Assan, 4il. Cherry b.
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Horace Greeley, in speaking Of the extraordinary
which it has been advertised, gives the following
advice TO business men:
Cuisines in our day has three csrdinsl elements:
l. The article offered must be well worth the money;
?. II must M ada pied to the needs and tastes Of
the million. 8. IL must be so advertised that the
million made fully aware Of its existence; and
It must be sold for cash down and nothing short.
Based on these foundations, business may succeed,
even in these dull, hard times e"
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for the purpose Of carrying regular business in the
NEW YORK STYLE.
We purpose having regular Bill Of Far with prices attached
40 that we he enabled suit both pockets andappetes Of
customers and charge than they get T:s has been
needed in our city, hope strict attention BUSINESS
to merit public patronage We feel certain Of with
nwn efforts and immortal Fill in the Kitchen will furnish
pubic dinners shortest notice. We keep hand
GIGIPS. CHEWING TOBAO eco, VINES AND LIQUORS
oct6 1 ia W. MOORE.
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FARMERS

VKTIL doubtless be grated view Of the
continued srngency, We have concluded to such
reduction in popular and unspproaehStls Corn and
Cob MILF, the Excelsior, viii bring within the reach
of all 1t offered, for this only, all complete
Of grinding the Dollars.
this is lower than the Excelsior
before offered in the United States and superiority
unquesOned those destitute OF prejudice Farmers
will appreciate efforts by sending their ORDERS Believing
the pubcmye long since awarded 10 the Excelsior the palm Of
superiority, will without discussing its SURPRISING
it to them with the remark that the Excelsior, is adapted to crush
and cob wheat &C. stock; grinding
for family L, discharges the meal directly half
busel, and provided with movable grinding which,
when be restored alta cost Of three dollars
throughout authorised Excelsior as above
Persons wanting the above will please address
JAMES G. BALDWIN,
dec2z-1&tW3m 81, College street Nashville.
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For PLiIadeIphia, New York, &C


rnon
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON.
Cabin saFe-.--..--.... u Storage s.
Tickets good until January ]. 1852 SIS
The we'll knoWn first class Side-uhee Steamships,
STATE OF GEORGIA. Capt. J. J. GARyTS,
Nov form Regular Line for the NORTH leaving Charleston and
Savannah alternately. as follows;
The STATE OF GEORGIA from Savannah. every ten days
February 26th March eh, l6th, &c
The KEYSTONE STATE from Charleston, every days
February pad, March il i4th, and 2ith, &c.
For safety and comfort having superior State ROOMS ese
ships surpassed BY any the coast One Hundred
Miles Of this route the Delaware River and Baytso nights
Fer niagara Fails, the Lakes and
Canada.
SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE.
This Line Philadelphia with the Great
Railroad Route through Niagara Fails or BuHo Ia 70 ous
Philadelphia Through Tickets, with The privilege Q. SOP
pngst Philadelphia and Intermediate points for sale y e Agents
u Savannah
sal O. a. GREINER 4 CO..
Agents At Savannah.
T. s, & 7. G. BUDD,
Agents a Charleston.
A HEBRON, Jr.,
feg7-dOm, Agent at Philadelphia.
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RAILROAD OMNIBUS LINE.
O AIG H E A d & co.,
HardWare.
ROCAsS Balls M TOR PULMONARY AND
TURERCBLAR CONSUMPTION.


YJTE pubis put possession Of of the most extra
ordinary remedies for what has heretofore been con-
sdered incuable disease, being Outward ApPlAa.
tOn the which seemingly miraculous ana ITS
having none Of those attributes which make the numerous
compounds in general
pamphlet containing siTections letters from distinguished
individuals other documentary evidences
will accompany the remedy.
Mr. Rees having ceased to be the agent TOR the sale
this Balsam price reduced It only be oed
Of the proprietor BY directed &c kSOCAs box % p
o. Philadelphia, Penn. noy'1-'ihm
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subscriber prepared with greatest proptness,
all contracts however large which be rendered style and
upon which cannot fail to give satisfaction.
pared to execute all manner Of
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, GRAIEINs NARBLIEs
Having In that department. ecur the services of the expert
and experienced artists.
The subscriber would request persons having work in hI
give him call before making final Arrangements.
K. 7. FLEMING,
marehs-dtf No. s., Union st. between Cherry
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Fresh Gnrden Seeds.

Fresh Garden Seeds.
LARGE and well assorted stock Fresh Seed just received
"a from the following we'll known SeedsDen. They will he
open and ready for sale MONDAY next, January ID.
D. LANDRETH 4 SON,
Philadelphia, Pa
10000 paper assorted Seeds:
100 Pounds g -
Of their Seeds the character Of which
well known they need word Of recommendation from as
JOHNSON, ROBINS 81 co.,
PropTietOrs Of the american Seed Gardtas,
Wihersfsld, Conn.,
800 dOZen assorted from this house This old and
eent hou and, perhaps sell seed than any house in
New England.
introduce their Seeds this market and are
till their wholesale agents
Their seeds have given full satisfaction and we'll
pleased with the superior quality vegetables produced from
them that they will have other Among their Seeds will be
found some varieties not heretofore brought here.
RISLEK,
FredoalG. Nelc York.
large supply from this house. boxes containing 200
papers. assorted TO suit the country trade.
These seeds equal any in tire market and prefer
them from having been grown 60 Far fOTth.
We asO large supply of Beans and Peas by the gallon
nd bDshe
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LoUIsyILLn : NASHVILLE RAILROAD.

e. u - = go. 8 s. q 3.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ON snd after Monday November 29, 1855 II aims slrun
1ornf1g Train. Evening Train.
Leaves aatu at 80 N. Leaves Gallatin 100 ?. b.
Arrives Edg,held % 800 do Arrives Edgeheld " ~ de
Leaves l1UO do Leaves do - $50 do
Arrives Gallatin " a 80 do Auiyes Gaatn " 300 do
Tie Train leaving 80 a. NJ. and EdgeGed al ~
N connects Uau with mail coaches TO and iron Louis
Vile leaving Edgydelj at 10 A NJ and Gaatn at
NJ with nail coaches 20 aud from HartsYe and
CARTILAGE. Only the Train viii he run on Sundays
III Wearing apparel alone constitutes baggage OF which each
40 pounds charge Will be made
Tor extra baggage mus pId conductor. Other
articles aggagc, baggage viii be charged
Express freight which b. paid 10 the agent Of the Express
CompE y.
Passengers taking their seats Gaatn and Edge1ed without
purchasing tickets, viii lie charged ten cents extra
isn2j-tf ROBERT MACLEOD, Superintendent.
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DALY'S
Aromatic Valley Whisky.

IN this age saulterae destsrious Liquors. h sJFcs
great satisfaction be sBle INTRODUCES to pabic nsts
seng qualities except such have he nozs favorable IN
hUenos the human constitution
grape which viii flourish uhere else ro Ehoss s
ceeds the 'JOhanniserg heehoiesss vine Of The refa
quality OF which, when manufactured int eg4fs neonEa
by D sE ~ and IN ne Parish q S.Sitae II "a Sss
long Supplied the Wqrd vita aeeiient a. c sna1s
froE sneh Tobacco as cannot Induced grow es~
In Iise snuer II has long been kun ta Iaaed isrrtor
lying valley Of the M0nonsaheiA river excus bnEs
forth Rye Of properties ma ked and pesa M - -t
iasOn pgOucs WHISKY Of such sapsrlstye ee IS laess
By process Tsceuiy discovered and nov knosn as 90 ny
mansfscer inc grain from The choicest spot Of hs .Tos
ArOSsasie valley WhiNky,
with which other stand an nsiants comparison.
arraatable, or exaggerated GoeOmums b any
Vii first subject my Whisky 20 the test
Clubs the city Of New York. and wherever isis a IL Il
once assumes u lsai s P1s,t,S,o. i s.
and the denand for il iscotues thing established
Its meteiaA properties saeh- % While - iHaois e
have alye sarnpIs Day Hafc FaIey WHISKY
and mi K 70 be pare ac Of ane favor snd without ry
dgIeteTious adHaiAfars. JAMES r. SHILrON, ND,
srArs AssA4zz's Ozr1or % somerset str.si,T
Boston, April f7lh,lss J
maize chzncal ANALYSIS Of your Aromati. Valley
WHISKY. and and ! ~ re ssq.,a; 70 49, soa,si3 2,
4
S1stsAszyu.
Your Valley Whisky received and si.er careful
animation ind pare ticis, entirety 6res 1sa 1ls
adatsrqsiR0 fa0rfsnts 80 Fgaeag aset Yer-s -spect
fuzzy, JANIS J. M4PEs,
AnalytcLi ChsEaist-
TPConsuuers can depend upon getting pure Article
they buy the Valley WHISKY as itis sold y the hotsson{
- South William street. New Yosk-
arI9-ieo 3ln Sole Propr si5r.
LAND FOR sALE.
TTyHE subscriber seventy ofaad he
Middle Frankln Turnpike, four mss from Nashville, sd-
joining the traot which be resides and The lands Of Capt Jha
The equal 20 the best, WITH Hhundoace Of excel
falling h the beautiful Building ne
county, and the mdst Of the dnesI sborhoo In
America apHA NAIHANIkL bA4Ikk
XNYANTE aS.--The Principal Of Large Boarals Scbool
wv young ladies' situated in the q Colura. DE-
experiences preferred For further references apply s
once uAnis-ut
FRESH ARRIVALS
TOHN RAMAGE. No. az College street, fa
ID opening to ~, additional supplies q
ladies' Kid thck sole boots, with sud Eithout hssis
Ladies', pump
Misses Goat heel boots thick SOLE
Children Calf heel " -
Also Another packagsOg warm quilted boos br ladies
Broadway House.
TTVHE ab0y- house having thoroughly 4. 4,
rehtted $ now open for the reception Of traT- EA
eers. Ths proprietor hopes from his iOng i4ts4t
rence In the business, and his determination 70 aaaa
the market affords, and 70 merit and rscslve dAA
share Of
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COPPER, TIN, SHEET IRON,
AND

NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE, NO. :, BROADWAY.
WKTROUGHT IRON COOK STOVES.-wekeep
Wv constantly for wood ercoal
which recommend superior to other We manu-
facture them ourselves, and by NO. wOrkmen.
BPCASLIN & sTRADER,
Jan Ie No. : Broadway.
"COPPER" WORK such as STILLS Kettles Machinery,
Y ! &c, made to order.
IT Repairing done, and cheap anywhere else. In this
department of business shall strive To excel
MCASLIN & STRADER,
janI6 MOI Broadway.
NUTTERING AN d ROOFING done a
Y i notice. A'CASL1N & STRADER,
jamie No. Broadway.
TEyIN WARE always hand and manufactured under
personal attention. Every article Is tested and taken back
perfect All repairing in this department done with prompt
Charges moderate, MCAsLlN & STRADER.
janl6 dom No 7 Broadway.
NHILDREN'S CARRIAG ES..-JuSt receive
ed large Child Carriages finely finished, which
lie sold lower than before in this market
febs. MACKENZIE & MINCHIN.
fNOARI OIL LAMPS 1--we are making COM
slant additions stock OF Coal Oil Lamps. We have
Columbian Coal OIL clear spring water, the bcstsrt
Gle that has been brought to this market
febS. MACKENZIE & MlNCHIN.
GNIIAMnEhs SETTS.--We have hand-
lot Of the above articles which sell at low
prices. hourly expecting we'll selected lot Of Orti-
gardeners. febs. MACKENZIE & MINOHIN.
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FENE only genuine Morgan Iorss this section o. eszntry
and the 0uiy stallion that has trote mile Ia III Ssle,
50 seq his fer 1853 q Snnen
Place, miles from Nashville. te Murf essbcr0 rad 50
the with the privileges Of returning that aus
prove foal aAORGk EVANS, 1gehf,
Foz
JOSH HIII, LaTergne, Tenn
PsTER ). CARrwRisaT, Of williamson county
ASDRES GzEs0RE Nashville. Tenn
T. RASstse, frankIin Csllegs, Tenn
feh21- y
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad,

Louisville and Nashville Railroad,
fE = = = 8 s.. & s.; 4 IS e = g =
OAand after Monday Oct 18Th 1855 trains
y follows -
Leave Gaialn, e 4 VI. Leave Gallatn N
arrive EIgehed. ~ do Arrive haIEeEe!1, 40
Leave dc il do Leave do 4:SO DO
Arrive GvlIain ! P N. Arrive GallatiE 90 do
The train leaving Edgefeld II A NJ, connects at dallah
with Mail Coaches syIile, laTs gnd Carthage Only
the morning VIII De SUNDAY,
octIT-T Il. MACLEOD, supt.
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TTCousuuers can depend upon getting pure Article vi
hey buy Valley Whisky, il sold the only
WM. II. DALI
70 south William street., New Yosk-
-fso3 I'm ole prour eta
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CANADA GRIEF,

TafK sire Of valuable and nigh Prsd racing hars han
any other stallion in Tennessee, sil make his for
1859, wiki Vermont Boy, Junction Place, mixes 7a Nash
VILE Ten DoiidFs the season. iffceE LOrs he nsar
GEORGE EVANS, Ageatfo- C6zspsng.
n B-Horss vii be broken and trained for an SEED
to the satisfaction OF owners. fair terms.
fs93-dlW- GEORGE EfAAs.
raoy.s i. ,1,IoST I1ur- c. .s-f5Sr a.
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Stcnmer b. M. RunYan.
IouN eArl2Lr e f-na' e.g'-in-


RoyE TIE sorsss uO,s n aae s.ys 70 = i'E rae
3 and ssat o ~ polat send IN your 'i'.r- A's-
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METROPOLITAN EATING HOUSE.

TTJHE Propreors beg inform the citzens OF NasVe a
the public generally that they have at cOrSderable eNpen
6ttc1 ~. the store houses on the cOrnerof
CHERRY AND CEDAR STREETS,
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II. N. ii. C, LONE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Mas willie, Tenn see,
VWTILL al the business entrusted to Their n
Nv IN this city. Ofea Nc 2, north ds Cedar
near The s1uare flec22-dtri2slr-
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VOL. XIII.

HI Mr. Robert Kennicut left Chicago last week
on journey overland, to the North Pole. He Is
an ardent naturalist and his object is the pursuit
OF his favorite science. His route is first to Fort
Garey, on the red river Of the North, and thence
he VIII make his journey with the agents of the
Hudson Bay Company, to whom he mas letters
from the Governor, Sir George Simpson He will
visit ork factory, on the Hudson Bay, during
The summer, and returning to Fort Carey will
make winter trip on dog sledges to Great Slave
lake, reaching McKenzies river in the spring of
le6o, with the whole Of that year before him to
pursue his explorations along tha coast of the Po
lar Sea. He expects to return in 1861
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-02

W John W entworth, the editor of the Chicago
Democrat, has had his portrait taken, and having
procured wood cut Of 1T, he has put it in his pa
per, and it seems to be his intention TO keep IL
standing. Democratic prints think it ill-Iooking
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ID meeting Of the members Of the Bar in
Baltimore is to be- held Oh Saturday in the Supe-
rior Court Room in order to express their v.ws in
relation To the site to be selected for the United
States Court House about to be erected by the
Government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-02

IL Senator Seward, on Thursday evening last,
entertained the members Of the Methodist Episco-
pal Conference, now in session at Auburn. The
supper was enlivened by the performances OF a
band of music
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~ SoYER'S SULTANA SAUCE.

l. HIS Exquisite Sauce the chefd' e uvre fSoyer,
originally made for the club houses of London can
now be had of all dealers IN fine groceries also at
lancet SAYS:
Its favor is excellent and il affords considerable
aid Ia cases of slow and weak digestion"
Wholesale Agent, WM; r. ALLEN, No. 76
Water ,treet, corner of Old Sip, New York. For
sale also by A. G. ROBERTS, Grocer, nth and
Vine streets, Philadelphia, Pa IL. II. .RIDENOUR,
City, ID. c. an 22-2w
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VALLIABI.E IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR
RENT IN WASHINGTON CITY FOR 4
TEX Or fEARS.-Fhe undersigned will lease
to satisfactory tenant for live years from the 18th
OF september next, the PREMISES on the south
west corner OF Penn. avenue and nth street which
for nearly hve years past has been we'll known rs
the argest ard most successful boarding house IN
Eue, about midway between the Capitol and Prrsi-
dents house, and its immediate proximity To- the
or both "t which Is open nearly every ght i'm tue
year, renders this property Ly long odds the most
ells ible IN Washington city for hotel kept ON the
European plan. It's sleeping apartments an easily
be arranged To accommodate one hundred persons
dining, aud restaurant apartments can be ar
RANGED G. Accommodate even Il far greater number
un the European plan. The entrances, public and
private will be "n llth street within 81 feet of Penn
avenue aud nearer tn the Theatre and philharmonic
Hall than Others that he established. For in
inrma,inn Concerning terms, &c., apply to w. ID.
WALl.ACH, Star Ofhcs, Washington city.
u II
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H. The merchants of Danville, Va, before re-
ceiVlng license arr-cOmpelled to take an oath no.
to pay out any notes of less denomination than
five dollars
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IL family, consisting of d man and his wife
named Aiken, We're recently found lost in swamp
In st. Francis county, Ark, having been three
weeks with no food, save persimmons and acorns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-02

H. large number OF colored persons in Chi
caSo are making preparations to emgrate to
iiayti, having accepted an invitation from Gef-
frard TO settle In the island
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H. At late meeting of the Society OF Antigua
rians in England, the Hon Robert Charles Win.
throp, Present of the Massachusetts, Historical So.
ciety, was elected an Honorary Fellow.
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II The English merchants in China are al
ready attempting to force opium upon the poor
Japanese.
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I-On the 10th inst, the foreman of a brewery
In Cincinnati was dangerously hurt by the explo-
| sion Of an ale cask which he was testing by steam
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CHfPehteT STOP, and several other buildings at the
Great Falls,
CHIMNEY Stack, Iron, &C., at the building for the
steam stOne-cutting machine,
Also, large lot of Cemterug and Forms distributed
along the line, which viii be sold in lots
The sale Will commence at In o'clock, at Cuvert
No. ~; one mile from Georg getown, and ba continued
at each place in order.
Terms cash, in specie; and the buildings to be
removed within q specified time.
apS BARNARD BUCKLEY, Auction'rs
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UTA National Convention Of Firemen is pro-
posed to be held in Pittsburg on the ith Of July
next
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CHAS. = WALEACH, Trustee.
ap 9-eO&ds JAS. c. Meg UREA CO Aucts

TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a decree of
l. the Circuit Court for Prince Georges county,
sitting as Court Of Eauity; the pnderslEned viii
of MAY. 1859, at u O'Clock m if fair, fnot tho next
fair day thereafter, at the late residence OF Oliver
b. Magruier, dcd, the cal Estate of which he died
seized and possessed supposed to contain about 7a
acres OF land: Is situated about four miles from
the village of Bl ladensburg and nine from Washing
ton city, IN very healthy and elevated reg ion, in
good state OF cultivation admirably adapted to the
growth "f the usual productions of fthe county; well
wood,d and watered; has a comfortable Frame
Dwelling. nearly new. and every convenient and
VIII he sold In lots to suit purchasers and those
desirous of buying are requested to inspect the
premises before the day of SALE which csn he shown
them upon application To the undersigned, who re
sides on an adjoining farm.
The terms of sale as prescribed by the decree, are
as follows: $50 of the purchase money to be paid
In cash on the day of sale, the day of rati
cation by the Court and the balance of the pur-
chase money To be paid In equal annual insta ments
OF ono, two and three years from the day of sale,
bearing interest from the day of SALE b secured
by the bonds ofthe purchaser. with security to be
approved by the trustee. Upon the payment of the
whole purchase money and interest, the trust9. Is
authorized to convey the property to the purchaser
in fee simple.
ap I6- cots N. G.. STEPHEN. Trustee.
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II An insane prisoner had his reason COM
pletely restored through fright at the burning Of
Jail in Ohio in which he was confined.
u strong feeling is ise1pressed in the Charles
ton journals against the practice of burying the
ordinance, ~ b.
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DIANOS FOR RENT, by cav week, month or
/ year, upon easy terms. Also, Harps, MelodaOns.
Guitars, BaBios, Violins, &c., so. - -
spa John y, ELLIs.
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EALTS' CITY STEAM FIRE WOOD MILLS
NJ Wood prepared any length and size; delivered
to al parts OF the city, Navy Yard and George
town. Orders by mail promptly attended to- The
the fuel is delivered. T.J& W. M CALI
N. w. corner 18th and c SITS, No 5l7;
mar IS Tyr Foot of nth ST., below War Depart