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10 AILROAD IRON FOR SALE.

II a. MILITARY RAILROAD OFFICE, i,
25a q ST., Wdsainx;on. May u. 1863.
ef as e ~1 seaed eds fpT the
1E ~ o. pounds to the yard.
Nils TohnstoWn pennsnivan. ard ,t ILai u
672 N6 224o IS - at Pits burg; pennsylvanis.
same will be notified as soon as practicable. II
sii ~ ,sn aays aI.er saea nose me party snail
undersigned, the Iron for which said bid was msde
All bids must no s, 90 apa "t d;td t
dersigned, Washington, D. c., and indorsed ''Eids
The RIGHT to reiect .nv and all bids 10 e.nress,v
reserved,
whieh time desisoa viii he siysn uh'n june
myl6-td 81. L. ROBINSON, Capt. and A. Q. NJ.
A ssIsTANT QE ARTERMAsTER's 0FFICE,)
WIsHdyGToH IS q "a Nav ase "a 1864
Notice is hereby given to all persons having
that the ouarterrnaster'a DEPARTMENT viii not BE-
respo1siee for the removal Of dead animals unless
GnpS n0e,Ge oa tne Gsaaa Is gsn John "a
Ol Mie, nst,ce i, 80 given dead aov.rnm.rt .n;
my 1s.sw d. B. LACEY, Capt. A.o.M.
TEAMSHIP
~ 49,.
v.rrrp n.non c..
will be dispatched Se32E
FROM LIVERPOOL. FROM NEW yopr
Saturday -. May l6 Saturday Inn.
July q
And az the same regular intervals thereafter.
"S-.' .i'na -- '----------Sso 70 0ISo
second Cabin
.ASon -'' ou' anu o@cA' IN inc ist ana "a
Cabin only, q fare and q half
'an.e accompanying passengers, ana Children
NIT. c..,. "'' iiee'
1Hro cabin.---- -...-...........-$D
Steerage with superior accommodations aao
AAfares payable in Gold, or its equivalent in o.
currency
6acA passenger allowed twenty cubic feet Of lug
gage.
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DENTISTRY.


~ Ek. k0Uh ~ ooh,
eUR0kON DENTIST, Wash.aesoa Bwildiag,
ecrRev Po. a:,fsEe aad Seesgsa sf.-reeth
inserted on fuicanizsd kutbs IA cheap ySt&-2
and .M proved pIsn. Also, Gold andVl{fYYD
Silver Plates made in superior style,
Taeth extracted without pain. sp04s-
NxW AND IAPRov1D INvBH floh
ARTIFICIAL
CHEOPLAGTIC BONE TEETH,
W11zouf M8fAL PLATE on oLAsPs.
pR. 3. B. sIGBsMoND.
80 Esoadssay, Nsas York, and $50 Pesssylssais
AssaEs. bef.sses Liza aad lStA SIS, Wasksass0a,
Calls the attention Of the rnbiic TO the followtns
advantages OF his improved system:
l. The Teeth Of his manufaetnye wiI6
never trsode nor change color " any
acids being thres-fourths lighter than any other.
1. No teeth or roots need be extrated, ~ tie
artificial ones can be inserted over them.
g. The roots will be made inodensive, and never
L. No temporary testh are needed, - permanent
ones can be made immediately, thereby preservtns
the natufal expression of the face which under the
old system ID frequently disAgured.
s. This work has been fally tested over hve
years by many OF the ArEt chemists and physicians
OF this country.
Or. g. has also invented . white un6estruetivs
metal filing, with which the most sensitive teeth
oan.be fllep without pain, and can build NIB per:
feet. sound tooth any side roots, which Will last
through lfetetime.
Gall and examine for yourself. NO O-6m
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cUPRKME Ck uRr or tn DISTRICT oFCO-
- LEMDIA.
Holding the District Court Of the United States for

the District of Columbia.
.fs g. ssafss No
N. 49, Part Of Lot No. q. Square No. 4sl; Part
ssRsts W g.
Whereas lot numbered ten. 10. in square NUM-,
psrs 81 lot anu
b.r.d four hundred and eighty eight, sss, begin
els, ID and running thence north nfnety-hye is5,
Spin hsnss sssa twenty so
feet sv sp 81 inc to
ana
the eeklnning part OF LOT numbered twenty three
four saadprs and
1891 beg inning for the sae at the northeast angle
d 10. se5es
vest thrty-sia !S6l feet, thence enthusiastically
sardiy thirty six s feet tire. W of an
inch, thence enthusiastically five t5 feet i3)
one hundred and twenty-6v tl25) feet to the be.
gnnfng, as the same are known, marked and dis
and eaunts Of Washington District Of Coium r i
resSrdea N the land records OF said District to-
privileges appurtenanees and other hereditaments
to the same belonging or IN any wise appertaning
neiius Boyle therein, have been seized by the Mar
shall of the United States for the District OF Colu
seventee nth day of July in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixsy-two, entitled
treason and rebellion. to seize and eonfscate the
Proper1y r OF rebels ,h and for other purposes
District Of Columbia did on the 25th day OF April
.. 1865 file an Information in this Court, praying
under the act aforesaid, and that process of mont
ton issue against the owner and owners of said
%s0ns
eaty day to appear and said InfoEns
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
the owner owners of said property and real es-
tate and all persons interested or claiming an in
ferest therein to appear and answer this InfOrma-
ton on the first Monday of June, 1868, and show
esn,e If any they have rhy said property and real
Cornelius Boyle therein, should not be condemned
and sold according TO law and that notice be given
by posting copy Of this order the front door of
the court-ho of the District of Columbus and
by publication in the Evening Star twice week
previously to said first Monday of June, 1855 the
FIRST publication to be on or before the THIRTEEN
day of prl, 1868.
By order Of the Court, April 25, 1863
Test: r. J. MgIGs Clerk.
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GENTS, FINE DRESS BOOTS.
UENTs' Fine Calf Caters, Cxforcs and Strap
Boys SHOES. all styles and prices,
Ladies' Congress and Lace CATERS,
sn0fs 4 RI ss a5a esss sA street,
my 2-3tf under Dorsey's Hotel.
n STRAW GOODS.
SJN Hand the largest and best assorted stock of
found IN the s'f Burn sFi $40 ss FL
my % ST. under Dorsey 'sHotsl.
CHoIcE SUGAR CURED HAMS.
We have rseeived another LOT Of those choice
Ss ass thst have essn Esitns
my e-1 Corner 9th and E SITS.
EoR sALE-A RARE CHANCE TO INVEST
Il Any one wishing 20 engage in the livery bust
and Sale Stable corner Bridge and Market streets,
6eorgetown, d; o., and examine the stock and
best in town. and now doing first. rate business
Satisfaetory reasons for selling out and books ex
hlolted. my 2<lw"
No c0nPKos1EzERA 1T TdaH TREASON Oh
TICE.
am authorized by the Secretary of War to raise
BATTALION OF CAVALRY for special ser.
riee.
Each company win be organized IS prescribed in
General Orders No. l26. series OF 1862
All officers win be selected and appointed by the
Colonel Commanding, subject to the approval of
the eeeretary of War
Prom the peculiar nature Of the service required
Of this Battalion, none but sober, honest and in
tellisent men will be enlisted.
The best, feetest and most serviceable Horses
emily win be used.
This Battalion will be armed with the new Gel
ebrated Repeating Rifle, discharging fifteen shots
Per minute.
For further particulars apply at No. AT Penn,
avenue. L. @. BAKER,
my Him Colonel Commanding Battalion
SWINGLE HOWLETT,
- CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
No, AIS Eleventh street, between Z and r re-
eDeetfully inform their friends and the public gen.
orally that they have open ed shop at the above
named place, and are now ready to contract for the
erection OF buildings, DC, Is well as to do general
repairing and JOB work. A share of the public
patronage is solicited. my l3.lm~
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PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
l. Treasury Department. Office OF Construction,
washington, D., c., until IL O'Clock M, of MAY
-, 1855 Ior TIE f1rnishng aud delivery of about
the 1reasury extension.
All bricks must be of the best quality, sound
ance with samples that may be seen at this ofice
Bidders will give price per thousand delivered at
the building. at such points ss may be directed.
and in such quantities day the necessities of
the work may REQUIRE; The whole to be delivered
by the first of September, 1853
All bids must be accompanied by the written
guarantee OF two responsible persons that the
bidder il able to perform the contract, and will
execute the contract should it be awarded to him,
and that the bidder is manufacturer OF brick.
The Depar tment reserves the right to reject any
or all the bids should be considered ts interest to
do So and none will be considered tn At do not
form to the requirements of this advertisement
Bids to be inclosed in . sealed envelope, and in
dorsed " Proposals for Brick"
ISAIAH ROGERS, Engineer in Charge.
May 20. 1853. my 81 thsttmy3D
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NM TEETH.
Na: L02M4s, r. 81 .; -, The 4sysasor and Passntss
personally at his eiice in thia efsy. ManyS5S1
persons can wear these teeth who cannot
wear others, and no person can wear others who
cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my once can b accommodated
With any style and price Of Teeth they may desire;
but to those who are particular and wish the purest
eieanest, strongest and most perfect dentute that
art can produce. the MINERAL PLATE win b
Rooms il this city~No 33s Pennsylvania avenue
between sth and 10Th streets. Also, GOT Arch st.,
Philadelphia. mar Ally
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BOOKS, &c.
FROM PARIS

n FROM PARIS.
lyEOKER-TActique des Frois Armes; 9 vols.
legere.
Observation-Disclosures sur Ia Fertilization de
Champagne
Gaudi-Fortifcation de Champagne.
Char pentier-Etudes sur l'Armee Francaiee.
Ala-MAnuel Pratique des Tribunaux Militaires.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Historique des Progress de
part Militaire.
Vegece-Traite de Part Militaire
De1Emploi de l1nfanterie dams Ia Defense des
Places Fortes. Avec Plan.
Chatelain-Traite des "Reminiscences MiIitaires
Csyol-Manuel de Naturalization des Corps de
Troupes en- Champagne.
Reffenberg-Les Regiments de Fer.
Guide de P0ficier Particular en- Champagne; 2
vols.
Remond-Tactique Appropriee an Perfectionne-
my25 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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PROPOSALS.
TT S.A. MEDICAL AND HOsPIrAL DErART.
. MENT

WAsHIseToH, d g May Is. lsSa.
PEnP0s AIS win BE- received at this nfice until u
m. en- mon BAf, lat day If Juna ext. aud ou.the
hr tsf every month thereafter, for supplying this
Depot with the following articles. In such e.snti
ties 90 may be reQuired during the Respective
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562 BUILDING MATERIALS 562
HI. w. HAMILTON, Agent,
Ne. $50 SEVENTH ST.,
EAS ON zAED THE LARGEST STOCK OF
DOORS,

BLINDS,
DOOR A MP WI ! SP " I FR Z su noov,
In this part of the country which he is able TO sell
ss Is low rates AZ they can possibly be furnished in
builders would find it to their interest to call and
examine his stock and prices, and see what saving
can be made BY purchasing such work ready made.
All work wen seasoned, and prices according to
Every description of work in this line made to
0 BUILDiSa sHND of all kinds and of the best
qualities furnished ms any svaNnNTy H any part
ap l6-lm~ near Canal Bridge.
Il he Undersigned offers his services TO the pub
lie for buying and selling Of houses and lets also
for the renting and collection of rents Has for
and Building Lots. For particulars inquire at No.
39s street, near Seventh, (second story; OF
Measurer of Buildings and
my 7-2aw4H* Real Estate Agent.
PoTAToEs, AND
Fer SALE CHAP.
Just received on consignment . large lot of the
particulars inquire At the Columbia Market. Penn
Elizabeth Murray, foot of llth street, Bradieyis
my is- 2awsw MALLARn & WILLIAMS.
coz REWARD-Wnl be given to any person il
their disease and symptoms, without seeing the
patient, by chemical analysis Of the URINE: the
first in the morning il required. Drs B & e. has
practiced IN this city since 1885, with the most re-
guished physicians and surgeons in Europe and
America. The only botanic physicians practicine
in Washington, chce z south street, opposite
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DROPOsALs FOR 10000 BARRELS OF
RI,ATTR

Il FLOUR
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited till the 3oth day
Of May, 1868, at IL oclosk M, for furnishing
FLOUR.
- Bids will be received for what is known as No. l,
No. q and No. 3. and for any portion less than the
5000 barrels. BIDS for different grades should be
upon sepaI ate sheets of paper.
The delivery of the Flour TO be commenced
on the 10th of June, or as soon thereafter as
the Government may direct, at the rate of 500
Warehouse in Georgetown, at the Wharves, or at
the Railroad Depot, Washington, ID. G.
Payment will be made in certificates of indebted
ness or such other funds the government may have
for distribution.
The usual government inspection will be made
just before the -four is received.
An oath Of allegiance must accompany each bid.
No bid will be entertained from parties who have
previously failed to ply with their bids or from
bidders not present to respond.
The barrels to be new and head lined.
Bids to be directed to Col. A. BECKWITH, A.
d. Q. Q. &. o. A., Washington, D. G., ana en-
dorsed proposals for Flour" MY IT, tS0th
, 1863-02-21

We present above, clear and wcll-dedned
cut exhibiting at glance, the various wardsof
the city as laid down by the new city charter.
The city now is divided into sixteen wards In
stead Of ten, and Its boundaries so enlarged
as to cmbrace some ofthc suburban localities,
among them, Bridgeport on the South, and
Holstein on the North. The first chapter pre-
scribcs the limits Of the city, and boundaries
of tho wards as finally passed, which We give
entire, forming with the explanatory cut, an
Invaluable reference:
CIT And WARD BOUNDARIES.
SECTION 1. The inhabitants Of all that district
Of hs ,ha aad 9
hereinafter prescribed, shall be body polite un-
der the and style Of the city Of Chicago; and
hJ that name sne and BE- snsd complain and Dc
md alter 1t atpleasure; and take and hold, pur-
chase. lease aE1 convey such real and personal OF
may require, within Of without the limits afore
said
SEC. 2. The corporate limits and Jurisdiction OF
the city Of Chicago shall embrace and include
range fourteen east OF tho third
and all OF sections thirty. one, thirtytwo thirty
tllrec. and fractional section thrtyfour in town.
principal meridian; together with 20 much Of the
waters and bed Of Lake Michigan as lies within
one mile ofthc eho1c thereof and east OF the terri
tory aforceaid.
SEC, 8, All that portion Of the said territory IT,
inE north OF the centre of the main Chicago Kse,
and cast Of the centre Of the North Branch OF said
river, shall constitute the North Division Of said
lying eouth Of the centre Of the main Chicago Rv
Ct, and south and east Of the centre Of the South
Branch Of said river and Of the Illinois and Mich
igan Canal shall constitute the South Division oi
said city and all That portion Of the aforesaid ter
South Branches Of eaid river, aud Of the Illinois
and Michigan Canal, shall constitute the West Di
! yieion Of said city.
SEC L. The city Of Chicago shall be divided into
| sixteen wards ae follows:
| FIrsf 1,dsd-All that part Of the South Division
of said city which lies south Of the centre Of tht
| nuiu Chicago River and north OF Monroe etrcc
| phall be denonlinated the First Ward.
Second Hdrd--Al1 that part Of the South Division
Of eaid city which lies south Of the centre Of Mon
shall be denominatcd the Second Ward.
7hi,d Udrd-All that part Of the South Division
Of said city which lies south Of the centre Of Hoss
| son street and north Of the centre OF Sixteenth
street shall be dcnominatcd the Third Ward.
, 1863-02-21
CHICAGO CATTLE 1uAnKET.

FR1DAT EVENING, Feb. 20, 1858.
BEEF CATTLE-The receipts Of Beef Cattle TO-
dag were liberal, md the offerings embraced sev-
e1al droves ofchoice shipping becves, which were
promptly taken b. operators on Eastern account.
Medium ard good grades were steady and un-
changed. Sa1ee were:
Bowers eold Hughes II head good grade hecves
averaging LIS Ds at $3.30.
Hushes cold Curtlea Is head extra shipping
steers averaging 1.571 ms at sap:
Curtiss sold Sherman head mt oxen avcTginE
Sanders sold Morris, Rinncnaan 4 Wai1en 20
cows Averaging 500 ms at $1.T5
Bartlett sold Spencer is head extra shipping
bceyes. averaging 800 1be at $500.
Rccs sold Burnside s head coarsc grade beeyes
averaging ,aO0 hs at $aG5.
Moore i Co. sold Frye LOG head choice shipping
steers averaging 1,:00 1bs at $3-67H.
Gssdley eold Jouman l. Co. 134 head choice ship
ping steers averaging ,30 MS at $3S0.
Neal sold Meyers 80 head fair government beeyes
averaging 1.15O Ms at $500.
HOGS-Thc receipts Of live hogs were liberal
about 5000. Under an active demand both BY ship
pcrs and packers, the market WIS drm ut the clos
Inc rrfces of Yesterday. Sales were:
, 1863-02-21
COMMERCIAL,

Total, 677S7 $500 1O533 $3.50 1874 14G7
The gold market had downward tendency this
forenoon, and the general markets were dull and
heavy in consequence.
The Provision market was almost entirely ne
elected and the Gales Of product were very t1fing
Mess Pork wns in demand at $1350. with sellers at
$1315 The amount Of Meas Pork made here this
seaeon foots up about G0,0c0 brls. This is more
than WAS generally expected; but the amount is
small in proportion to the number Of Hogs cut.
There is probably not more than 900 bFls LETT IN
first hands Lard was held ut 10c, without buyers.
English Meats are in fair demand ut 6,3c for Short
Rib and 7A@7Kc for Short Clear Aiddles.
The receipts Of Hogs to-day were 5,51a-3, ss9liyc
and 1,G14 dressed.
The market for Dressed Hogs was firm, and
heavy weights were a shade better, With liberal
sales at $4.15a5.10-the balk Of sales being at
$i.:s9495. dividing On 200 tos.
Live Hogs were In active shipping demand at
tic closing priccs Of yesterday. The sales foot up
come 5000 at $3500445 for light to heavy
averages.
The offerings Of Beef Cattle were liberal, en-
bracins several large droyes Of choice shipping
becycs, which were promptly taken On Eastern &C.
count at range Of s3.55Gs7U. Medium and good
grades were steady with sales at 31.75Gaso.
Flour was dull and neglected. Wheat declined
1c = bush el, with tridlng sales at $t.e1@las for
No Spring; 81 .o5D1 osHe for No. aspiring; and
SIC for Rejected Spring.
Corn was also heavy and dtooplng-prices clos
ing ut decline of 1c q bushel-Mixed selling at
D@53xc, and Rejected at 44}1D45c. Oats were
| H6l1c lowcr-with sales of No. at 55Gs5GHc.
| Ryc was quiet at s3c. Barley was quiet and TN
| changed Clover Seed WAS sold at $G.75, and Tim.
othy ut 81 o0@e1O. The market for both is dull
uichwines were held at 4oc, without huycrs-a loi
of 200 brls in Alcohol packages was sold at l911c
Foreign Salt was actfvav-with fales Of 5000 skE
| Turk Island at $1I0 in store and 600 sks Liver
pool G, 4. at 81. rs delivered. Coopcrage was firm
Pork Barrels selling at $1.10GD1.s0. and Lart
Tlerccs at S1.3.K.
| Tho Grocery market is firm, and We note IN ad
/ ...s&h 13efnn6 Sugar nf Lc 4 n.
, 1863-02-21

NEW YORK, Feb. s0.-Corros- ut ss6S9c.
FLorR-Lcss active and 6GIl0c lower. $3.50
hoop Ohio; IS 10l95O for trade Misunderstanding
hcavy.
Wn1sKr-sseady at 55I57c- chiefly 1t 55l155556c.
GnA1N-Wheat less active and 1l2c lower ut
x14:6e161 for Chicago epriug: $16al1- 20 for Mil
waskrc club: $f.T1@1.Sl for amber Iowa: $i.7sg
Market fully 1c lower. g6lg7c for sound mixed: !:
esG"5c for uneound. Oats less active and scarcely
go firm at sEIssc.
Pror1s1osE-porl opened steady and closed
scarcely so firm. Prime mcss beef dn1l and I'M.
changed Beef hams st9ady at 3t5Q416; Dressed
hogs opened firm and closed dull with
gales at GaEl6hc fora western. Bacon etdcs
more active and firm. Sales were. part last
evening and to arrive, at 74a5sc for good to very
choice western Cumberland; &1s1c for western
lone ribbed; sHc for do short ribbed: 6s{c for do
long clear: 9L9?a for do short clear; 9aic for city
do. Lard opened firm, and closed q shade easier
dercd for March at like, and May snd June at
1lHl1lLtc.
, 1863-02-21

FLODK-Kceeiyed 1.9992 bfls. Mafliet quiet.
Sales were 100 hrls tbrand not give0 spring e1trn
led bIis .'Union Mi1ls'' at $40; 100 br1s Wcedy
spring extra at *4:6o.
WHEAT-Rccetved. 15,101 bu Market dull and
1c lower. Sales:-WNTEE4e0 bu Rejected Red
lin 4. s. 81 at $108. SpE1SG-l GOO bn No lin n
l. S.'e) at q -; 100 bu 10 in same housc} At
81 II eco bu No Spring lin II. & S. 81 and 900
6u do in 4. D. j. Co.'S At $1,03k 1000 bu do lin
4. D. & Co.'S and 400 bu do lin II. & A's) At
81 0s: 200 bu do lin s. B. & Cos) at $tQ5; 400 bu
Rejected Spring at Sc.
G0RSERcccIycd. 50.1aa bu Market dull and
| about 1c lower, Sales were 1000 bu Mixed
Tnrn In s+orc Mt h9l(c: 10ttO bu do It .ac. K nO
bu do At 5s,.c: $50 bu DO at sake; 3,tOo bu do
| nf Ea1t. ht AT 4,Epq m DO In North
Side yarehDuSes1 Qt Ec: II 600 bu Rejected Com
| IN stnre At .15c i en- I'm do at 44kc
| naTSNRrrr,yrd, = 1925 hi. Market dull and
| 91rioycT saIes.~s co bu No il lin II 4 SIS. at
SEL,.. fc1 hu 9n lin North Side hOuees1 at tSc:
~ ~ ~ ~ = / ftSl ot ESc Enxl hn Refrrt1 IN
t;on t;ass " ~ SNc " ~ WV 'A'
NV envE nacoiro3 K M In Market on;ct Sa1ca.
, 1863-02-21
The Fine Art Ga1lery-DIsposalo or the
Pictures Mt Auction.


The Gallery Of Paintings now, and for some
street, will be brought to close to-day. The
proprietor has done good service to the COM
munity, as we'll rs to himself, By afording us
an opportunity to inspect these paintings
come Of which are real works Of Art, and
worthy place in our best Galleries. Wear
Elad to hear that the choicest Of these picto-
rial gems have found purchasers In the city.
We may especially mention the Landscape by
Le'D7ouyn, {1s5S, (which hrepresentsane encamp.
ment Of travellers in Rrittany-andis one Of
thc richest Of this authors productions.
Two original Landscapes By D;etriery, whose
pictures arc very rare, were also bought by
one Of our citizens.
During onr Inst visit to tue Gallery, NC no.
ticed that two new Cabinet pictures bv 1oy4
had been added to the collection. one re,ro'
ecuts RAILWAY train Just issued iron, n TIM
ncl-arscr and lills In the background. We
regard this as ono Of the very best pictures
which Mr.. Hart has painted. There is i'm
mcnse power in II, which is increased By the
Ecneral gloom thai is thrown over 1t. The
train Is alive with motion-thc sky black viii
anefy tempests, which tho waters Of the riv
or. and cyen the portraiturcs Of the hills, re
feet with dark and sullcn faithfulness.
The companion picture is a Landscape, will
aarktrees in the foreground, beneath who's
arching branches the far.of scenery stretche
away in natchlefs pastoral beauty. This also
is finely conceived and executed picture, an
rill we'll repay inspection
Yc learn tAat the proprietor has yielded
.hc solicitation of his friends and resolved
s.4l the paintings which hc may have on han
af,erto day, at public auction. The sale vi
eo,r,n;:::rc on Monday morning, and I'll
ro.s:.a viii le trcv to t:.c public.