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COnfcctiOncrY & Ernits

r: q. WHITMAN 4 co. beg leave IN i,t,,r. =,
pQDllc tfat they are constantly getting up (,nnde e
new designs tlavors and patterns which viii IN
olu ana staple Candies, enable thom to Offer ro ne
gest assortment TO be found. And all are Raa,t 'I
.Gren OF pure materials and under the
Also Dealers IN Foreign Fruits Nuts of t,. -.
prices. '''0"' reasonable:
olorekeePers aqt others are invited 10 call o,do
anime our Stock, Store and Factory. "'u ei@
mo. luz South Second street. below Cbes,rr,
seN'-o" PHTLADELPYst
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TO z RENT.

TUE Property now in tho possession of Mas. CuI.
ehETH. comprising HOUSE and SaABLE,--from The
hrst oi March, 1860. pply TO si5 euoIe Ill III -,
oe@ on JOHN d. PERKINS, M. ID.
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REMOVAL.

-EATON'S STORE has been reuouved Co...
sne centre OF the Town TO WEST SMYRNA. wbsra
nc VIII Dc pleased 70 receive the calls Of his friend,
% I ue PIohc. his store Is we'll supplied with revy
a,,G @ complete stock Of DRY GOOUS. GRO(,ERiES
2CEENSWARE. dc, which will bo soiJ y, RaI,G" 70
The Highest Prices paid four COUNTRY
rnoDCtE D'n'i fufget TO calI-at the New Store
"eS' Co'nmef'e Street, smyrna Del. mor3
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DR.. M'LANE's
CELEBRATED
VERMIFUGF
AND
LIVER PILLS.

WE beg leave to call the atten-
ton of the Trade, and more
especially the Physicians of the
country, to two of the most popu-
lar lar remedies now before the public.
We refer to
Dr. ChaS MIane'S Celebrated
Vermlfuge and Liver Pills.
We do not recommend them as
universal Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name purports, viz:
THE VERMIFUGE.
For expelling Worms from the
human system. 1t has also been
administered with the most salts
factory results to various Animals
subject to Worms.
THE LIVER PILLS,
For thecure of Liver CoMpLA1Nrs
all BILIOUS DERANGEMENTs, SICK
HEAD-AcHE, &c. In cases of
FEVER AND AGUE,
preparatory to or after taking Oui-
nine, they almost invariably max.
speedy and permanent cure.
AS specifics for the above men,
toned diseases, they are Unrivaled.
and never known to fail when al,
mlnlstered in accordance with the
directions.
Their unprecedented popularity
has induced the proprietors,
FLEMING BROTHERS,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
to dispose of their Drug business.
IN which they have been success
fully engaged for the last Twenty
Years. and they will now give their
undivided time and attention to
their manufacture. And being de-
termlned that DR.. M'Lane's Gele-
DRAFTED tt Vermifuge and Liver Pills
Sha!l continue to occupy the high
position they now hold among the
great remedies of the day, thew
will continue to spare neither time
nor expense in procuring the Best
and Purest material, and COM
pound them in the most thorough
Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh, Pa.
han q ri penorS and Ply scans ordering from others
nan fenlng Bros, will do well to ygrita tbe;r ods
Fa:y % anu tSSe none bMt Dr. TLGneI prepared bS
en''n9 bTos tf9seur9h, Pa. To those Uistirs to -
hem trial, we will forward per mail Do.t na;S - :, - 80
brsert ~ tnT United sstes one box Of Pills for twelve
ourIceh threeeent stamps. All orders from Canada rsa
70 accompanied BY twenty cents extra ---N1 --1e
'old by James P. HOffecker, and by Drug;
Is generally.
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This Celebrated Washing Soan 10 no,,, :, .-,...c
more than year. and thai il has giyen lor
S,acoh' Is evident from tbs fact that the NIanuGac
obgn, o. H. IN order supply the demand hayebSen
ono ~ lncIease their capacity make ecu al 10
1euy The best and cheapest Soap ever male in mi.
nse ~ One Pound OF it will go as far, for anv
u as 'nree OF the Common Soap in general use. L
"mu AnoMh only to VAN HAAGEN q MCKEoNE. /, d"es
; r renntey with the washboard--saves The neccs
12ng The clothes, does not shrink FIanncls
nericc,Iv 60 81 'H,hEASE, INK OR PAINT SPOTS
Oneiha The lime and laber usually spent 10 da ny
"aSlhg' II is warranted free from Sal Sodo or ",hn
i6n a'kaes and guaranteed not 10 rot or inmre
ror sale by all respectable Groccrs, and Wbolesoo
- No 90 THAN Il MCKEONE.
NO % and "a South Wharves, Philadelnbio
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Watches, Jewelry d SiIverwarc.
CASSIDAY & BALI.

NO. II South Second Street, PHILADELPHIA.
9IATHitsM. n would respectfully call the attention
~ oi purchasers OF Goods. feeling assured Of
$ssH htlr ability To compete with anv other oS,ab
lshment. They have now ON h33nJ 1't G',S eS'ao
SiI Web OF american English and French GOi an
2es, H.: EE lever WATCHES. Gold Fob, Guard and
Etruscan' Cameo, Coral, Garnet. Lava and Meay'
Pnn";Ia es. la, Kngs Studs Sleeve Buttons, &c: Cold
gT,Ils' II.n 1Medaons Chntelan CHAINS, etc 0O'0
pla,a 1Iw .EIRf-Every description of Hair Jewelrv
h,o nNERwAkEIwarranted equal to coin.-Teo To.
Sn S,e, Dessert Salt Mustard Cream, Sugar and Gr,vr
Gons Rn;un N: lea: Table and Dessert Kniyes, Butter
wv PLArED WARE-A general assortment Of Plo,od
ware, comprising Forks. Spoons, Ladies' Knives Cos
",n lake Baskets etc., Richly plated Tea.sets, rns
i ne ABOVE goods will be warranted what thev a,e
SOLD ior and at the lowest Cash Prces All orde are
mol promptly attended to Hi oiuers Oy
Warranted. iiy hepalred and
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CAUTION.
Sa, oeihg several Imitation brands of Defensive
onp'; ~ market The public notified that none !;
genuine except Van laagen McKeone is S"r,e Ure
Upon eSch 9 bar o The Soap as well as the BSxes
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AUCTION SALES.

By y. c. MCGUIRE a co. Auctpcnsess.
SuPERfOR bEaTHER TOP Br66y
y MAsoN Ar AucTtor.-On SATURDAY
MORNING, December ina ~ 10 O'Clock, IN fTos,
foe%y second hand Leather soi i Bs s F'""'
ss I'd 0' ]. C. MCGUIRE & CO.. h,o,s.
m J. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO, Aucuone.r,.
SPLENDID FAMILY CARRIAGE. DAPPLE
- eRKT HoRsEs, HAhNLss Robks. CovERs, &C !.
% .s seoet ~ bonn 4. .s: De
rooms, We shall sell. for account Of the PeruyIsA
Minister. who is about TO leave the country
One large and handsome cslsche Carriage. bsslt
PaiIof excellent DappIe Greg Ms,ehee cs.usse
silv:i.pisisd c.rri.s. Harness. Robes. Ras..
Covers, &c., z Q. -
dsEl :. c. MCGUIRE co A.ss.
By J. C. MCGUIRE a CO., Auotionesra
DFHEMPToRY SALE OF HANDSOME
suiTEs, aaRtl. fof TlSfrs, srPvlfoH sTDI
so.Rps SOLD ~ wxt ~ sxp:I n wAhPsoss.
Ser ssth, at 10 o'cock, st TIE Austen Rooms, re
Five Hand,sne Rosevecd Brocstelh covered
PaIlof Suites, perfectly new and in sonp.sts
ssits Or sohd walnu, Panor Fsrnis.re. in Rs,s.
Elegsnt Solid Wslnpt Marble too sldebosFS
Ro.sSo 5000 &sf abe soS Center and sof. Tables
kO:s.osd MsfSis.ioS Ws.Estssd.. and Hat
solid Walnut w.-drobes, and Bedst.ads.
Ei t ssIP9 ass enc chm ss:. foiiss s.s
Two Rosewood case Piano-fortes, one By Chicksr-
tjs. TTsssa calIs prs:. md T..
de I'D .. c. MCGUIRE a CO.. Asets.
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coNaREssiorAL.
THURSDAY, December -

THURSDAY, December p.
sENaTB.-After the reception Of some memo
Mr.. Seward moved that when the Senate ad.
journ, IL be to meet on Monday next. Agreed TO.
Mr.. Green called for the order of the dsy-the
consideration Of Territorial business; which was
agreed to.
The Senate accordingly took up the bill to Of.
The bill was read the second time.
Mr.. Green moved an amendment conveying the
grants of lands for school purposes to the schools
which may be established In States carved out Of
he explained this amendment, and proposed
several others, which were agreed to.
3 HousE.-There being no quorum present, a
motion was made by Mr.. Jones, Of Ga, that there
be a call Of the House. on which the yeas and
nays were taken, showing the presence Of quo
rum. - Az 80 p
!. IT, The Journal q n Monday was then read
House adjourn to-day1t be until Monday next;
agreed to. 90 ~ i4ttgt.
+ Mr. Stevens, Of Washington Territory, arose to
telegram from the Boston Herald, to the eject
that Goddard Bailey had contributed a portion of
the bonds distracted from the Interior Department
to the Breckenridge Central Committee MIR. g.
denied this positively, and demanded of the
special committee q thorough investigation of
this subject, and denounced the charge as Sian.
derous ..-. q. :: .. ..rsff b.. 80.
Mr. Logan, of Illinois. objected to Mr.. Steven,
having the door, as his colleague (Mr. Morris) was
refused 1t the other day under similar circum-
stances. .,l-
The Chair sustained MIR. Stevens right to the
floor.
Mr. Stevens then said he was chairman of the
Breckinridge Committee. and thought he was
possessed Of the facts and again denied the truth
OF the telegram-calling II an atrocious SANDER,
and holding that 1t should receive the rebuke OF
the House. He defended his position as chairman
Of the Brec kinridge Committee stating that the
committee knew nothing of the bond abstraction,
&c.
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TIE Housr COMMITTEE or rH1n1x-rurrr

The HOUSE COMMITTEE OF THIRIY-rHREE-
Intense interest exists here In the probable action
OF this Committee In its session of to-day Almos,
all seem to imagine that this will be the last time
on which It's members will come together That
Is to say, that its Republican members will per-
sist In refusing all overtures from their conserva-
tive and other colleagues upon 1t for the settle
ment Of the troubles on the basis of Mr.. Critten-
den's propositions; and that the latter will
therefore decline to meet them thereafter for
further consultation. Information now in our
possession leads Us to a more hopeful conclusion,
however. We know that Mr.. Corwin by no
means desPairs, yet, Of report concurred in by
maJorities Of all the parties represented In the
Committee. III such report be made, the trouble
will be over from the instant Of Its presentation
TO the House; and those at the South who wou,d
destroy the Union for the sake Of Its destruction
VIII be utterly pswerless for further mischief in
every Southern State except South Carolina. Else
where Al the South. their power is based wholly
upon the prevalence Of the idea that the Repub-
hcan party will have no settlement of the cues.
Non without civil war. That once exploded and
the black cloud hanging over the counry;s fu.
lure st once vanlshes.
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Personal

-" Capt. Engle, U. 3. N; F. Stanlv, u g. NJ;
Major Brice, U. s. A; DR.. J. Fowckes, Tenn !,
are at Willards'. -
-. The "Proverbial Philosophy" man. Martin
Farquhar upper, has addressed an eulogistic
sonnet to "Abraham Lincoln"
-. Ralph Farnbam, the last survivor of the
battle Of Bunker Hill, died on Wednesday morn.
Ing at Acton, Maine, aged 10i years.
-. The Baltimore Patriot states that it is able
to affirm the correctness of the N York Tribune's
announcement that " Mr.. Lincoln 10 opposed to
any concession or compromise.
.... The death of Hon. Delazon Smith, of Ore.
gon, 10 announced by the Albany Democrat, OF
which be was the editor, and the announcement
10 therefore probably authoritative. His death
occurred on the 18th November, at Portland
.".Bigler, Of Penn, meeting John Cochrane
casually in the hall at Willards' Hotel, said
"What about this Bailey fraud. Cochrane; do you
hear any thing In addition" "Oh," replied
Cochrane, there's nothing In Addition, It's all in
Subtraction
80. Mayor Wood, Of New York, was married
In that CITY on Saturday, to Miss Alice Fenner
Mills, daughter Of Mr.. Drake Mills The ceremo.
ny was performed by Rev. DR.. Spring, At the res.
idence OF the brides father, In the Fifth Avenue
Mayor Wood Is In the South enjoying the honey.
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SENATOR sEwARD,-we apprehend that the
New York Herald Is correct lin its issue of yes.
terday) In drawing from Mr. Stewards recen,
View England dinner speech the conclusion tina,
ne Is preparing to show q willingness for the set
hemens Of the troubles in the Union, and withou,
civil war Circumstances that have come tn ON,
knowledge within the last twenty-four hour.
lead Us 70 hope that he will ere the close nj tbs
current week counsel settlement upon the basi.
proposed by MI. Crittenden One word I'm III
way from him will instantly settle the contro,
versyi dethroning the disunioniss per $. at tbs
ooutn whose power, after all, is but the result, Of
me universal belief at the South that the Repub.
'iean party has made up its mind for war 20 the
Anis rem The START upon the constitutional zig BIT,
Of the Glaveholding State.
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ID TEE COMMITTEE OF THIRTY-rHnEz brea,
up, SIS now apprehended by so many. on To
morrow or next day, all its members except tn,
hePuoncans and Messrs. Davis, of Nd and
htnerdge, Of Team, will doubtless publish Al
address In twenty-four hours thereafter, ding q
the country upon tie Critenden plan for the set,e
ment OF the troubles, which now bids fair to h,
accepted by the Baltimore Convention of horde,
havehoiding States proposed by Mr.. Breckinridye
as the terms upon which they will continue in III,
Union with the New England and other ultra abe
nuon states after the cotton States may have with
drawn nom It, Their terms will Of course ipelud,
esnPniafion that the North shall make no war on
the seeded extreme south. 80 -
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40 THEY Go South Casolina threatens to take
the forts in Charleston harbor and abolition Pitts
burg, pretending to act In the name Of Pennsylya-
MIA, threatens &c. seize cannon Of the Government
The Richmond EnqNirsr and Eramine,, intense
disunion Per-ss sheets, are busy with efforts to
induce mob, proposed to be composed Of armed
men from Maryland and Virginia, to seize this
city ere the ith OF March next -Fortunately for
the Ewes Of any such mob, the gusernatorisi aa-
fhorities Of both Virginia and Maryland are pre-.
pared 10 disperse any such mob, congregsted for
any such purpose. Governor Letcher 10 open and
loud IN his denunciations Of the advice Of the
bHassssr and Exapsinsr, and says thai such
expedition shall leave the Old Dominion while
he Is fts Chief Magistrate and thus commands its
regular military force. --
There are ten Thousand men, II not more, In the
District OF Columbia capable Of bearing arms, not
one hundred Of whom sympathize with any such
purpose Of thus initiating the proposed civil war
in their midst The instinct of 'self preservation
the hrst law Of nature" will induce them, the
EHqEirer and Ezaminsr may rely on IL, to arm
and organize for the due reception Of any such
meo-invasion Of Washington city as they 1.-THE
newspapers aforesaid) propose. What Washing
ton city unanimously DESIRES is the future security
OF southern rights in the Union. Not Its destruc-
ton, by armed violence, beginning with the sack
Of itself-the Federal Metropolis. 1t does not
fancy any such plan Of seeking to produce the
southern unity" which the two noisy disuuio on
Richmond papers profess to be seeking to attain.
In truth, that such an idea should be preached,
proves only that those who breach II are utterly
crazed, and are, therefore, more than all Others
unsafe as leaders and counssllors of the people in
times like these.
AP'cpoS Of Pittsburgs seizure Of the cannon
She, more than any other poin. Of the Northwest,
has been declaiming against secession, on account
OF the necessity for the inviolable freedom of the
navigation Of the Mississippi and its tributaries
Yet she would be first to volateit Who doubts FOL
an instant that il recent accounts of her doing,
there turn out correct that equally hot blood and
hot heads in Louisiana and Mississippi will seize
the frst richly freighted Pittsburg steamboat
within their reach, under the pretence of retalia-
ton for that city's seizure Of the cannon!
Now, how long can such things as we explain
above 60 on without reducing the whole country
into the condition Of anarchy that has prevailed
throughout Mexico for so many years past, Is 1t
not worth while for those who will be the losers
by Its Inauguration among US, to make a really
serious effort to nip it in the bud, by concert on
their part and action in pursuance Of that concert
worthy Of freemen descended from our reyolu.
tionary sires'
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THuRLow WEEDS OPINION or Ma. LINCOLN
Thuriow Weed. In an article i'm the Albany
Journal Of Monday, alludes to his recent visit e
Springfield in the following terms: " Since the
newspapers have made our recent visit TO Spring
field the occasion Of remark, IL may not be i'm.
proper to say that an interview with Mr.. Lincoln
has confirmed and strengthened our confidence in
his fitness for the high position he 10 to occupy; oil
his eminent qualifications for the great husi re-
posed In him; Of bis enlightened appreciation OF
the difficulties and dangers that surround us; OF
his desire that the free States, If In anything de-
linquent shall fulfil their constitutional duties; O,
his determination to require from all the states
enforcement Of the laws and obedience to the Con.
sttution; and finally, Of his earnest and infexibls
devotion TO the principles and symfathies Of Re
publicanism %
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-FnoN CALIFORNIA, &c.-Ssn Francisco daees u
the 18th inst. have been received by pony express.
SAY FRANCISCO, Dec. IL The steamer Gncle
Sam lefs for Panama this forenoon, with ITs pas
sengers, the mails, and 81 400 ass s0-of which
So $50 In gold are for france, 81, 600 for Panama,
and all the rest for New York. Among The freight
are l47 boxes wsshoe silver ore valued 81 si2 600
This unseasonabl large treasure shipment 70 IN.
densood 70 De In response 70 urgent appeals from
Among the passengers by tie Uncle sam were
ahrgc Number Of aspiring republican politicians
sn fSass 70. Ws.hing,oa, where they propose
miatetfdtisn to sslect ffon among their number
the Principal Fedesal ecers for this coast in the
spring. Some ,0O0 men are supported by Fed
place hunters have been developed
I--t-ss understood that Cor. Weller will accept
the position Of Minister to sieffeo. =
The Fremont mines at Mariposa are regularly
IsPSse1 s.s yielding at the rae q 800 Pei
actual profit cannot be calculated.
The Republican papeu charge that secfet Or
gsni1ation isconcerting msasures for the essab-
Pacific Scosst, in cs9e Of a dfssoiation of tSs
Snios, The shsrga aoes moi seem to Be sus-
Col Fremont has commenced suit to recover
mines on bis land grant, the object being 70 tess
the question whether the tftle TO the land gives
the right to the minerals contained In the land
The steamer Pacific arrived on the 10th with
British Columbia dates to the ID, and Oregon
dates 70 the 9Th inst
senator Nesmith win proceed in the next
steamer to California, route to the scene Of his
future labors In the National Senate
Reports are published that members Of Lieut.
Mullens wagon-road expedition have discovered
gold at the head waters Of the Columbia river
and also on the tributaries Of the Missouri, while
making the passage through the country this
year. -1a' 81 ~
There is nothing Of interest from British Co
1umbia. g.. n
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10 The report Of movement in Western Wiz.
gnia looking to the agitation Of grave question:
Affecting our own State, referred to a few days
which we have received from Marion county, de.
clarfng that II a State Coareafion 10 called the
West will demand that the basis representation
question be again brought up to be settled on the
white basis, that the subject Of slave taxation be
arranged differently from what IL now 10, and
that the election Of delegates to Southern Con-
vention be made by districts So that these tde-
mands," a. they are called, are to be considered
we are to have not only new settlement of Ma.
tonal matters, but a partial upturning Of our
State affairs The times, indeed appear to be
" out of joint ."-ALr Gazette
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{ CARD--lt has been my intention to bear In
silence the misrepresentation of the press, con-
Meeting my name with. the abstraction of bonds
from the Department Of the Interior but the re-
pcrtthat the firm Of Suter, Lea Co. have had any
thing whatever to do with the bonds 10 SO entirely
destitute of truth that | must, In justice to my
partners, publicly contradict II. Neither OF
them had the slig htest knowledge Of the matter
previous to 1t public exposure: AS for myself, |
await the result of the judicial and Congressional
Investigations about to be instituted for a com.
plete vindication of my conduct and character
from the cruel imputations cast upon them
l.. LEA.
WARRINGTON, Dec. 27 1880
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III Mr.. Horace B. Sargent, bookkeepef for the
Rensselaer, and Saratoga Railroad, and one Of the
most estimable citizens, was murdered and robbed
In First street. Troy, N. near St Johns Church
about ten O'Clock on Monday evening. The as.
sassin was seen standing over the body BY young
man named Burns, but ned on his approach The
deceased had fearful cash on the back Of his
head and bis physicians certain that his death
could not have been caused by accident. The
utmost excitement exists In reference TO the muir
der, and a special meeting Of the Common Coun.
Gil has been called. The city authorities Offer q
reward Of $500 for the arrest Of the murderer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-27

II The New York Post of last evening has a
sensation item calling the attention of Congress
to the alleged fact that five hundred cases Of mus
kets, from the Watervleit Arsenal, opposite Troy,
have been shipped to New York city. and put on
board the steamer Florida, for Savannah. The
Post processes to think that these mu.kets "are
not removed for the purpose of strengthening the
General Government
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THIS AFTERNOON q To-MoRRow
By WALL BARNARp 0. AponoDe-r..


C0URTsALE-s.LEor cosvEsrssI Bvnp--
~ ING LoT.-By virtue Of order and decree OF
the 0rphsns' Court Of the District Of Columbia.
bearing dste on the 18th day Of November, A. d.
1880. and duly confirmed By the Circuit Court OF
.AS District, IN CHANGER, sittins ! aha ssli; st
DAY, the 9TH day OF December A. u. 1850, in front
te. inters,t sns ..tsis ~ q.b Rl i.s @
Amelia, and John William, Fesguson, Of in and
TO the south part Of Lot numbered seven, @ in
Square numbered hty one. tsll Of the plsn Of the
CITY OF ton, CONNIE nong for the said part,
thence north with che line Of Twenty third strees
west fourteen ufl feet: thencs east one hundred
and tv enty two IL feet tvoand halfCasfl inoh-
60 to the rear Of said Lot; thence south fourteen
(14) feet; thence west one huRdred and twenty
two u2l fe,t tvo-and-s half t2hD inches TO the
This property font. on Twent,. third st. west,
betweeR north l. ard nj sts.
Terms: One half cash; the residue in two eeuea
Instalments, Of and q months, secured BY tho.
notes OF the purchaser. Satisfactorily endorsed and
bearing interest from the day Of sale. Title deed
to be reserved until the whole Of the purchase
money ls paid, All conveysucIns at the coat Of the
MARY ANN FERGUSON, Guardian.
de Ia Ia
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WASHINGTON, Dec. %, 1850.

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE The business in
stocks, says the New York Evening Express, has
been moderate, yet the stock market, as a whole,
is strong and stocks scarcer than money at quo
taiions Little or no attention is paid to the warn
ing from the Interior Department and holders are
advised by lawyers that the bonds are good in
innocent hands. Domestic exchanges are i'm
proving. No essential change in money.
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The SOUTH CAROLINA COMMISSIONERS have
taken house In Franklin Row, and Mr.. Tres
colt, OF South Carolina, the recently resigned
Assistant Secretary of State, has been appointed
to be their secretary. They had not intimated to
the President up to noon to-day desire for an
interview with him