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SUPREME CoURT TKes9Gy.-No 40 Tho
alted states, appellants, ayt Ellen r Whit
Appear from the district court of the Unttsj
SISs LOT me southern district Of California. On
ihouon Oh Mr Goold, of counsel for the appellee
tns appear was docketed and dismissed
no; ioz. 'eorge b. Norwood ct al a,nel,arts
agt. ioreazo n Enequist, &c. This c,p.. 1rs:
saoh,'rd % The consideration of the Cont y, a. =
tsCoru ana printed arguments BY Mr. nod 90 90
hf- heveIdi Johnson fop the appellant sn5 ~,
MI Donohus for the appellee U W
NO. ~o9- The Dubuque and Pacific p,;,,
company, plaintiffs in error agt Edwin r. i,",'
neid This cause was submitted tn the oo.S - "
auon or the Court on the record and nriptsd M
ment ny Mr. Platt Smith for the plaintiAf s ~
and 0y MIR. ChaIl S Mason for the defend.n. o o.
error MY Attorney General Black also snhnnit,ts
United States. 0 onan OF the
No; III Christian A; Zabriskie, appellant, act
The Cleveland, Columbus, and Cincinnati Ri
read company The argument of this cause NJ
commenced BY Mr.. Otis for the spns,Isut was
continued oy MIR Stanbery for the appelIees'
W.dHssday.-C. C Hewitt, ESQ. of yy..,,,
ton TER tory, aud w. Penn Clarke ESQ g
Iowa, were admitted attorneys and counsel1orrs Of
this Court. Vi
No III. Christian A. Zabriskie, appellant ,o.
the Cleveland, Columbus, and Cincinnati Raj.
road Company, The argum ent Of this cause " ,
continued by Mr.. Stanbery and Mr.. Ewing fo,
.ee appeilees. and concluded by Mr. benjamin. for
'ne appellants. Adjourned
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS

FLOUR, FLOUR!
l. ARGYLE MILLS, Rock CREEK D. c.
Having be- made Agent for this superior brand
OF Flour am prepared to furnish tho trade on the
most liberal terms, from my store, No. lis His h
street. Georgetown.
DIV WORTHINGTON DORSEY
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CONGRESS AND THE NEW MARKETING Ed
uor:-It will be seen by reference To Yesterdays
proceedings In Congress that the power to borrow
S2OOCO! was given to this Corporation for the pur
pose III constructing new market. with what
dPPeans 10 oe however proviso fatal to its ac-
coinpiishment, viz:-That the said loan will hive
To meet the approval of the voters at the next June
eiecuon-which approval will be difficult TO Oh
ldln unless there Is some action taken making it
ooilSh.ory on the building committee to have the
WORK done In and by Washington builders: and
surely TINS cannot be considered any other than an
act OF justice, as the money will have to come ult;
should be expended amongst them. CITIZEN s"0
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the President's annual message, addressed the
senate at length upon the current alarming aspect
OF public anairs contending with earnestness that
unless new consosutonal guarantees be promptly
self-defense, inevitably and speedily dissolve their
existing connection with the non-slaveholding
SMrN Latham r p,.ss.n.sa b. e,sa..t,.s of ~
HoS ID. Bake, nesly eIscted 81 'ssnsisr frSs
oregoa, which having bsen duly read, that gens
tlenan was duly sworn h. -
The Senate then having passed the. pending
plsnasieaf tom that gensIemsn-N ~
Mr. Hale, moving to reconsider the vote by
which that had been done, addressed the Senate
In criticism Of the Message; contsndlng that in
that paper the President had endesvored to avoid
meeting the question: he should have treated tsst
he was fndecfsive, and PLAYING The part OF The
ostrich that hid its head In the sand. South Car
ohns Looked evidently 70 war, orsn uncondirenal
ALLURE to look this state Of things in the face.
He held that Il war is the alternative Of a sub.
mission TO South Carolinas demands, IL should
be accepted by the North; and denied that the
Northern States are TIE aggressoPs in this matter
and held that the northern press that had misrep-
resented the purpose Of the North were traitors 70
most Of the trouLlesr He believed that New
Hampshire would stand acQuitted-come what
might in the future Of our public affairs-of every
charge Of having violated any provision of the
A..
The North would make no further concession
or compromise whatever. il was the duty Of the
North faithfully TO carry out the Constitutional
provision for the rendition Of fugitive slaves but
Northern infractions Of that, had been Infinitely
outweighed and outnumbered by Southern State
infractions Of the Constitution In recapturing fu.
HousK-After the reading Of the Journal
MIR. Sherman introduced the following appro.
priation bills, which Were read the first and
second time, and referred to the Committee Of the
Whole on the state Of the Union:
Bill making appropriation for the payment Of
invalid and other pensions for II year ending
June Both, 1862. a.-tx .i,- Pr. c,J s7sga
Bill making appropriation for the support Of
the military academy for the year ending June
| 30, 1s62 E,.I
The question recurring on the motion Of Mr.
Phelps, Of Mo-, to lay the motion of Mr.. Grow to
reconsider the vote by which the Homestead bill
was at the last session. referred 70 the Committee
| Of the w hole on the state OF the Union, on the
table, the bill was read, when the vote was taken
| by yeas and nays, and resulted al follows: YEA
| IS, nays 125. -. ~. ASST a- as. ...
so the motion was not agreed to
| The question was then taken on Mr.. Growii
motion to reconsider; which was agreed to.
Mr.. Grow briefly explained the bin, proceeding
to review some Of the objections in the Presidenti
| late veto message. -.r ...
| The yeas and nays were then taken, with the
following result-yeas 1a4, nays IS.
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The CoNxITrKK UPON SzcKssIOs.-1t Is under
stood that Speaker Pennington avows the deter
minetion to compose the committee of one from
each State, ordered by the House yesterday, alto
gsther Of conservative members-of gentlemen
earnestly anxious for settlement Of the current
threatening troubles within the Union. This Is
as 1t should be- II SO appointed, 1t (the commit
tss) may accomplish something towards inducing
Alabama, Mississippi, and Georgia to pause ere
determining to sacrifice the Union without q
serious and sincere effort to preserve the rights Of
the South without the destruction Of the many
incompatible blessings which the whole Confed
eracy undeniably enjoy under the existing Gov.
eminent; but hardly otherwise.
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THEIR REFUSAL TO YoTK.-The refusal Of
many Of the Representatives Of the cotton States,
yess,rday, TO vote upon the proposition OF Mr..
Boteler, is regarded by nearly all here as an inti
nation Of their disinclination towards any settle.
ment Of the current troubles whatever, In the
Union They are written down az being dis.
unioniss per So, and it is judged by many that
they represent correctly the present strength OF
that party In the House. We fear that impression
Is incorrect; believing that many more Southern
members are not only willing but anxious that no
settlement Of the difficulty shall be arrived at in
the Union. We are, indeed, in the midst OF
fearful times as all will realize even more forcibly
than at present, when the members explain plainly
the purposes Of their respective States SO far al
they comprehend them
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WEDNESDAY,, December s.

SKsArE.-Mr. Cameron made an inc frsctupsl
effort to induce the body 70 take up the M orrili
tariff bill. ~ - ~ n -
Committee ON the Judiciary to INQUIRE ina the
propriety Of the establishent Of an United States
police force TO guard the non-slave Mold stafe
frontiers Of the border slayeho)ding States, TO ps
States; Laid over. - - > = = =
MT. Lane, calling up Mr.. Pitchp pending reso,
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Personal.

~. Lieut.; Col. Hardee, Capt. Ingalls,, s. ].
1smy, - = Al Gen. Semmes, Of Ga, are at
1.-The Hon. J. r. CLAY. United st,,.. m,,,.-
tef 70 fefn, and the Hon. Reverdy Johnson. who
has :ecenuy been Professionally engaged In the
great Atmadsn mine case, In California, returned
home IN ne latest steamer from the IsiRmus
49, Mr.. Andrew J. Marsh, for manv &C.,.
nscied with the New York Evening post "a
more recently with the National Intellieenc.a
fhis city, sailed In tn Ariel on Saturdsv la, -,
CsnfOrnia, where he will become one Of the sta d
Of the Sacramento Union.
-. Hon. Joseph r. Chandler, Minister ra.i.
dent at Naples, Is expected 10 leave there In two
or three weeks, shortly after the entry of vietoI
Enamel. As he was accredited 10 the late Nea
politan Government, he considers his duties ceass
as soon az the new powers take Official possession
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-05

THzIR STRENGTH IN THE HousE.-The strength
Of the party In the House opposed to any conces-
sion whatever on the part Of the North in the
present emergency Of the Government, was exen-
plifed in yesterday vote Of but thirtyeght nays
upon the question Of the adoption Of Mr. Boteier ,
proposition. More or less Of those gentlemen we
may add, are known to base their objections to
the proposition upon technical grounds, rather
than upon their indisposition to initiate the
means OF reconciling the sectional differences
and difficulties Of the times Those more hopeful
than ourself believe the vote foresbadows early
solution Of the trouble II is one thing to express
desire for It's solution, and very different thing
to strive earnestly, by concession, to accomplish
that object. When we find three-fourths Of the
House disposed so to do, we, too, shall be hope.
ful as we are not at present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-05

III VIM. A. Northern, the late assistant post.
master at Warsaw, Richmond county, Va, who
was arrested last summer by Col. Henry Snyder,
the United States special mail agent, on charge Of
robbing the mall, was tried at tic hmond city on
Tuesday, and found guilty. The penalty is not
les than ten years In the Penitentiafy -
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- vzr sourHrns STATE CONVENTIONS one
here nov doubs that South Carolina viii declafe
herself out Of the Union within aweek from the
18th Inst. while the largelyPsePonderating oPin-
ion In w Washington with reference to the probable
action Of Florida, Alabama and Mississippi, Ii,
that they viii do the same thing within week
-sfser the meeting of their several State Conven-
tons, on the 9TH proIimo. II is further under
stood here, that there IL at this time majority OF
nearly 20 ,OcO in Georgia against secession ere
general Southern-State Convention shall proclaim
that to be the rightful remedy under existing eir
cumstances. Yet rejecting men place little con-
; ndence In that majority under the influence Oh
the excitement to grow out Of the certain action
Of South Carolina on one side Of her, Georgia.
and the almost-as-certain action Of Alabama and
Mississippi on the other side Of her. II Georgia
pausss, the difficulty may be settled in the Union,
s provided the North In Congress promptly avs al e.
to a realization Of the fact that the Constitution
must be prom pity altered to suit the altered con-
dftion of American public affairs '.v
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THIS AFTERNOON q To-MoRRoW
By BoNTZ a GRIFFiTR. Auctioneers.

By BoNTZ q GRIFFiTR, Auctioneers.
Dns1TiVE SALE OF JEwELRY, PER
fbssa SSUD a. p LHTks
Store No. 30l tscuth sno Pa avsnus bet. EN- on
may concern. large invoice q ge~eIry. Ps1fSm
~. Toys, Cutlery, and Fancy Goods. We name In
rioh Gold. Mosaic, Lava, and 6oldstone Sets.
BTesstpi 9, Earrings, Gold Penols, Bracelets,
'CooEIes. Handkerchief Extracts, Lubin's Er-
Together With large Assortment, Of Fame, Goods.
dss poNTZ s GRIFFITH. AuOts.
By j. C. Mcguire a CO, Aueuoneers.
FURNITURE AND EFFECTS oxa FAMILY
, &. ST. f Fs ss. =.
asSss.ny Hsir SE%s Sofa, Rocker, ard psrIOr
P.rlor Table. csne,.eat Chairs,
Carpets, Oic!oth, Cornioe,
E 5ss,a ion I PlTI?E Table: DEins cA.lr.
sinai. .Sd Double Bsds,s.ds. N ..irsss.s.
Wardrobe, Burssus, wsshsfands,
blankets, Comforts. Toilet Sets
rofetner With the usual assortmsnt Of Kitchen
Tsrm.:. $50 and under cash. over tina, sum
credit q 50 and 81 days. for satisfactorily endOIIed
de I'd j. c. MCGUIRE CO., Auct,.
q
No. 500 7h street. xnder Odd Fsllo,os Hall
IN THURSDAY MORNING, 6th instant nj 10
" O'Clock. We shall sell, In trout Of our stare a
large lot OF Lumber, Doors, Window Sash Ard
Blinds, Hercware, &c. Also, q lot CookIng, Par
Tor and Chamber Stoves, Second hand Furniture,
Carpets, &o.
Terms oakh.
desa MARSHALL Il PAGE. Aucts
By WALL q BARNARD. AuotIoneers
CHM, CUTLERY, PLATED AND OTHER
sIrs, kScTIosEoS T ifR ugsSI SAT ssT
UkDAI: TUESDAYS and THURSDAY MORN
lN0S 9th, eth, llth, and 18th instant a. 10 clock
We Will sell, 81 the store of Chaa. 4. Green,
214 Pa sv: between 18th and 18th street,
door 70 the ki,kvood Hou-s ~ - --.s
.se .uu vsned asrortme.t-
French Stone China, and other Dinner, Breakfast,
1 and Tea SETS ofthe latest styles,
Paran Risquet, Lava, Sevres, Bohemian, French,
and American Glassware,
parian and Biseuet Statu, ties,
Ornamental Punch Bowls, Notices.,
Sevres Cups and Card eosivers and Fruit Stands
Plated spoons and Forks. and Cutlery,
4 And q large assortment ofother Silver Ware,
Ano general assortment OF American. Belgian,
/ and English Ware Of every description.
4 This sale will be found worthy the special stten-
ton Of housekeepers and those Wishing TO purchase
holiday presents the goods are OF the finest and
i fastest importauons.
| Terms $40 cash; over that amount. Q credit OF
50 and go days, for approved endorsed notes. bear
des WALL & BARNARD, Asots.
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LINcoLS's PosITIoS.-We have every reason
20 believe that the remarkable change in the tone
Of the Albany Ersning Journal, (Thurlow
Weeds paper whereby II avows favor for the
repeal Of all State laws multiplying the fugitive
OoniPfoinise, extending tina; to the Pacific, which
meets with storm of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nom
the ultra anti slavery Republican party press, is
the result OF a consultation between Messrs. Weed
and Lincoln, and is in accordance with his ex.
press wishes; and further that IL meets the hearty
sanction Of Mr.. Seward, who Is expected to back
the movement with all his influence In and out OF
Congress. .H..
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.AUCTION sHLEe.


FIB, ). c. MesUIRsl4 CO.. Aseurrse1.
Go sSIEsAoS SAST 2FEISk Eys
ips, corner Of FihssStA and strests. We sSsi
Seven ss sssss.i9s :s;,d SsAosss, Bookcases.
STOVES, windsv shSass. CssSSIss &C. ..-..
dssa &c. ESQUIRE CO.. Auot..
UTHE AseyE $ 81 IsyNayoIDABLY
MSsNlSs 81 o,sli sss isRFs ss'se Co. Aso.
By j. c. MEG UIRE a CO.. AsoiioossTs.
GQO0 CORPORATION STOCK At PUB
yESESiiSes. bsce% Der SIS. Il o'oocs, sf,
Auction Rooms. We shsl sell in Gums % suit
Sss Corgorsnon OF Washington ouartsnsy az per
= dss-a J. @. MCGUIRE CO., Auct..
By J. c. MCGUIRE a CO.. AuctlOneers.
GALE BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS
e s ori y a s1SSkS cSm, Dee
shal sol Q loo Of Fnrnlture, &e eomprIsing-
a ass, cs. sss'Eis sss ssTss:s s:...
Sgi ~ssst es sa2 h as4 s:.i a %i
s..,. MARY . e. ws.sSS sas 5s s..;
N cLEAEyss 4 S SEsE s;,.,; Au0aOnssr.,
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
- frnsJfu.1 AT ArsIIOs:-On NO MAJ. the
S ss q G 6ar, ss , ssd AZ
the residenoe Of q family deolining housefeepInt,
an excellent assortment Of we'll kept Hopssbod
and Kitchen Furniture; We name in part-
tone aud finish,
Carved Walnut Sofs and Chslrs,
Spring seat Psrlor and Fancy Chsirs,
Mafosany Maole- top Center and Rout Tables,
mahogany and Waihut Marble TOP Bureaus,
MAHOGANY and Wa nut Marble top W ashsinis.
@.iaSt % ss WasGsssads .s ssa sid.Sc.rd,
Extens,on Dining Tables. Refrigerator,
Painted Cottage Chamber Sets,
Git framed hiuors. Fancy Ornaments.
Sewlng Msohiae, made by Wheeler a w Ilson cost
Hsir, Cotton, aud Shuck Mattresses,
' Toe Feather Beds and Bedding
Carpets, OliolOtch, Netting, Rugs,
nibiag, Chamber. Hall, and other Chair,
Toilet Sets, hat Ra3ks. Painuues,
Fine Cutiery, Cut and o.hsr GarG Ware,
China and Dinner Ware, - -
EXCELLENT Cooking Stove, Radiator and Chamber
Toerther with q large lot OF Kitchen RequfsItos
Terms: All sums cf and under $50 cast; over
80. credit OF thar days. for notes satisfsctOriy
desc cLEARY & GREEN, Auots.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-05

" Petitions are being circulated in Michigan
nking the forthcoming Legislature to repeal the
PsrsOnal Liberty Laws now on the statute book
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-05

~ The Alexandria Sentinel learns that Can't.
John Scott, commanding the fine Black Horse
Company Of Fsuquier county, Va, has preferred
his ssyiees 10 the Governor of South Carolina
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-05

DEATH OF AN ARMY OFFICER Lieut.. Bell, Of
the LIST Cavalry l.. 8. Army, died at Old Point
Comfort, Va on the I'd inst. He was stationed In
Baltimore as recruiting officer, and was on visit
to Old Point for a day, when lie Was attacked by
typhoid fever of which he died. He grad
uate Of the Military Academy, appointed from
Iowa. -.......
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-05

OrA telegraph dlspatch states that In addition
70 what u said by the President about the forts
mar Charleston, the Secretary Of War has de-
Glazed that he intends to deliver over all forts
intact t0 his successor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-05

ID This evening grand complimentary
dinner Is to be given at Richmond, Va, at the
Exchange Hotel and Ballard House, to the Bell
and Everett Electors, who are to meet In that
cisy to-day to cast the electoral vote Of the STATE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-05
ADJUSTMENTS.

w A 9 III G ON T II e A 7 e r!
ELIMINATING SUCCESS
PROFESSOR ANDERSON.
MONDAY EVENING, Decemter s,
QUEEN VICTORIA'5 PROGRAMME.
TUESDAY, December 4,
THE GREAT AUSTRALIAN PROGRAMME.
WEDNESDAY, December S.
THE WASHINGTON PROGRAMME,
On which occasion the Putnam Phalanx will attend
In uniform, by invitation.
THURSDAY, Decembere,
PRoF. ANDERSON'S MAGIC FAREWELL.
.s.- -. 10. Dssr"sr .scr'
On WEDNESDAY , uc,oor.
On FRIDAY next will be produced ROB ROY.
Rob hoy MoGregor. Prof. Andersou
In rehearsal original Comedy, in acts entitled
Fashions and FoStss Of Washsnsfox LIE.
deS r cd go 49,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-05

VA letter Of considerable length appeared In
the Richmond Enquirer Of Tuesday, from g. w
Brent, Esq, Of AleIandria, Va. It approves Of
the proposed State Convention, admits The rig
Of secession, maintains that Its present exercise
would be suicidaL ana advocates the policy of
maintaintng Southern rights insd Q of the Union
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-05

ApPoINrNESr.-JohnH II. Harston, Esq, has
been appointed chief clerk of the Office Of the
Second Comptroller of the Treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-05
FUTURE DAYS.

By BoNTZ 6RIFFITH. AuctioneeTs.
DOS1TIvE SAL OF DRY GOODS, CLoTHs,
y G.ssInSRs, NEsIINSs, &e-on tktDAl
first floor Of our Auction Rooms, We vlll sell q
larse consignment Of Dry Goods, Cloths, CsssI-
me 81 &C., omprisiIg-
Mus in nelaires, Berages.
French Calooes, l. nseys,
Elanns q, Irish Linen, r.ET .
Towellng, ~ al.
Cloths, CessImers,
Silk yestlngs, Satiuets,
Csssinets, Cloth vestings,
Hosiery, Gloves,
Woo len and stella Shsvls,
.Comforts, Opera Hoods, Clouds, &o.
deed BoNTZ GRIFFITH, Austs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-05

W From the New Y Ork publisher, M Doolady,
lthfough our enserprising neighbors, French &
kichstein, y we have " Royalty In the New World.
OF, The Prince Of Wales in America by Kina,
nan CORVALLIS, (of the I" New York Herald %,
who accompanied the Prince in his travels. The
Book has the best portrait Of Prince Albert we
have yet seen. ..--- y. =. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-05

SENATOR HUNTERS LETTER 1t Is hoped here
that Senator Hunters letter nay have the effect
OF strengthening the proposition for general
southern States convention, as It foreshadows
with great force the fact that the cotton States
they Will treat their southern sister States fairly
ana frankly, may count with certainty upon their
eventual cooperation, IL the North by refusing
me demanded guarantees, compels them to elect
between the two new governments into whic h
the present Government bids fair to be diss oil we'd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-05

GTIn the vote cast in the General Assembly
OF Georgia for electors to cast the votes Of Georgia
for President and Vice President of the United
States, We find recorded the following: For Presi-
dent Of southern Confederacy, R. Barnwell
Rhe1, OF South Carolina, l.. For President Of
Southern United States, Edmund Rufan, Of Viz
Hinia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-05

THR WzATHxR.-The following report Of the
weather TO- the morning II made from the Amer
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line 10 the smith
sonisn Institution. The time Of observation ID
IL
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BALLS, PARTIES, &C.,

n -a.e.. NO SECESSION. al J. %
OUR UNION RIGHT OR WRONG!
The members Of the METROPOLITAN CLUB
No. take great pleasure in aunouncIng. 70 a
their third GRAND COflLL0N PARTYN
will take place At FRANKLIN JAIL, corner oftaR
Ninth and ID cts, on WEDNESDAY, December s.
The Committee pledge themselves that neither
paIns.nor xpsnss will be spared 70 make this the
reYy bsst Party of the season. -
Sohroedsr's celebrated cotillor music has been
engaged for the occasion. .
Tickets Fifty cents, admitting 9 gentleman and
5 - -, Comnittss Of Avasgsnssts., "
Charles Leach, Geo. No Elfrssh,
Benjamin Leach, Albert Sardo.
D. VIM. n. Chsuncey, Jas. Cassidy. dc At
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-05

GRAPEs' eRApEsm GRAPEs%
Just received 100 kegs of Grapes, in good order
to be sold wholesale or retail at .I..|
- ~ GATrTTEQ,G QaQ pa aranua
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-06

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
NNTIsHlNG to make other Investments, propose 70 sell
w all our Resi- Estate in Davidson county, As follows
THAT SUBURBAN Residence
situated the franklin Turnpike, within half mile Of the city,
and opposite the residence Of the late Joseph w. Horton,
Containing about Forty Acres
This IS perhaps the commanding he7nity Of Nash
vile, and is desirable country residence The house will
be sold with y CT IS acres Of land the purchaser may
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
known as the Sims rct, situated the Smith Turnpike Gold
Lebanon road within hFee miles Of Nashville containing 80
The soil Is good, it Is we'll Wotpred sihered can
be divided into small tracts Of twenty and uTEards o.
which admirably adapted for c0EntrY residences market F
dens and dairy farms. Also that
BEAUTIFUL FARm
road, occupied By T. G. oaupbe ormerly
owned By Thos Harding containing about ESQ This
placeis we'll known 70 need further description. It viii
slso be divided osu purchasers. 7. G. McCsmpbell VIII show
these places to any who viii csll.
All the above property viii be reasonable terms ana
on credit OF one two, three and four years
Apply 20 A. v b Lindsey, Nashville either OF the
dersignde, TH0s. Q. Nee CAMPBELL,
Six miles IRON NashVills
J. A. McOAMPBRLL,
mh5l Nashville
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-06

Spirits Of urpentne cmphae, burning fluids and varnsh
viii onlY be EAkeL a. owners risk.
dunpoWdeg and friction matches, and other conbusti0ls
cle will charged local rates OF each Road and only
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-06

EHkhE resent decline 10 havana Euears enables uso sell Can
ey IRON this date until aFber notice a 80 per 100 b
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EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING.

To take place as above specified.
Grand CaDFfal Prize Of $40