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BPRCIAL. MoFICER
OOTG1WETT FH0TEV STI3

Ehis eeiebEsted 114St Soap IN such uniVsE,
al demand, ID made rpm the ehoiso II matorISls
= natld and SmoIl1ent in It's nature. Dr.,
grantIYassntSd,a and extremely BanGnSiaI
in IT. action Upon de Ihin. Hor HSls By All prur
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EEw YOaE, Nay 26.-Ths suptsns Court
,o-day declared the newly appointed Fire
Commissioners to-day unconstitutional.
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! ) q 3 ThaI cod .IrarEnt.

.N1W YoRK, May 25.-The prices of cold
today e the result Of the demand for ex
port. The premium this morning touched
1879
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B~TRE PITTsBuRGH SYNOD Of the Evan
gelical Lutheran Church, will hold it's
twenty-Second annual convention in the
First German Lutheran church of this city,
commencing Wednesday morning next,
May Slst. The synod numbers about one
hundred members, sixty ministers and for
ty to fifty lay delegates. Among it's mem
bers VIC notice the names of Rev. DR.. Pass
aVaut, Superintendent of the justly cele-
brsted homes for orphan children at and
near Pittsburgh; Rev. D. Carver, we'll known
TO our citizens from his course of lectures
on the ''Holy Land" delivered in this CITY
two years ago; Rev. R. Hill of Pittsburgh,
and large number of others, we'll known
on account of their earnest labors in the
work of missions aud church extension
The prominent position which our city
now occupies, owing to its firm stand
against rebellion, will no doubt also attrac,
q number of ministers from other syuods,
30 that We may have one hundred aud fifty
strangers in our midst during the first weeh
of Juue. AS the English Lutheran conere
cation is yet small, our citizens Of all de.
nominations, win be kindly requested to as.
SIst in entertaining the members of this
body. Already large number have re.
quested the pastor of the Euglish Lutheran
church to 'cOnsider their houses open fol-
the reception of ministers and delegates. >
This spirit of genuine hospitality is char.
acterisric of our people, and we know the
strangers soon to enjoy 1t will leave on,
city with Roget, feeling that "the half hAd
not been told them" We have been re.
Quested to state that any other famili
desiring to entertain ministers, viii cOnfeI
favor upon the committee by leaving
their names at the Religious Book House
for Rev. Mr.. BarnitE or Rev. Mr.. Berke,
meyer.
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NsW YOrkMOney Market.

AS4ESS AS0419bs
=. NV YORE. Nay IS.
Clio for gold -N'|s
9gLl-Astye and hrmeE5 opening at lS59<, ad-
Val1llg 90 1s811SS. and Ginning IS 1852, 3 liz
4 aoHnlMlNr sT00K&-Qaist, b1t hrm.
sSftE Al4lt0AR sT9oks-oeTSlAnd And PittabuEgh
HsR Y6EE, Nay 26-6oId SOId IN to 1857 to-
night, eldanf q lo79k. -. - ".
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No. u Maiden Lane, AIbSnys My.
The author may Be Consulted upon any 81 th6 al
eases upon which hl1 book treats either pSrsoRGuI
or by R0i4, and medicines sent 10 any part Of nc
world mills $mdtwSmp
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AphvaiofogiooI &c. ~,

APhyBiO1ORicaIV View OMAR
- FtGBe s-qontafning neaEly 800 pages,
aa ~ 4ae Fatss and nsEaytngs e he ANTONY
Disease with Treatile on Girly EfFoEl IL nepI6l
Eable CongequeAces upon the Mind md Body, With
the Author.l Plan OF TFeatmsnt-thO only rational
and successful mode cure, a. shown by the report
OF cases tre9teds truthful adviser % the married
91d those contemplating marriage, Who entertain
qoapo o. theH physical e0ndit9 Sent nee OF
postage to any address, ON F6eolbf Of rs cent? in
stamps OF poItal currency, b adltegIlne .
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GBAaarvAL OF rHH s4z WEsr Va. Vol.

R~ARRrvAL OF TN 64H WEsF Va. Vol
IsTAHTRY.-Yesterday the 9Th West Va
Volunteer Infantry, under command Of
Lieut.. Col. L. Peirpoiut, arrived in this
city and went into camp on Wheeling
Island, where they will remain until mus.
tered out, which will be done as soon az
the muster rolls are completed. This is a
splendid regiment, aud We believe the lar.
gest in the United States service, having
fourteen full companies, numbering in all
fourteen hundred men. Col. Wilkinson is
at present commanding brigade at Par
kersburg, but is expected to join the 9Th
here in a few days from this time. The
9Th is certainly one of the finest regiments
that We have seen. The men all look
strong and healthy, and their fine soldierly
appearance as they marched through the
city, excited the admirAtion of all who wit.
messed the march, which was conducted
in the most perfect and orderly manner.
Bolh officers and men are deserving of the
highest praise for their soldierly bearing
and good conduct. This regiment has
been employed in guarding the Baltimore
and Ohio and Northwestern Railroads,
which in many respects was a very diss-
greeable kind Of service, and which fire.
quently imposed severe and arduous labor.
We are informed that it will require $780,
600 to pay of the men in this regiment.
We are glad to welcome the gallant 9Th,
now released from the toll and dangers of
the battle field by the final and complete
triumph of the cause they enlisted to de.
feud. They have the proud Consciousness
of duty performed and their country saved.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

Co-Partnership Notioe.
14ASA 9ssoslaSed win Ne b tho Na4Sh and
IN % coltal1sd e No 3W1GAi6Stoa in 1I[S.-
N nm lADS q 9. 2. Brown O. -
Mhoolal. ~ :, lso9-lR Q. 2. RRoRE.
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Mrs Ewing objected to tie question.
The Judge Advocate General briefly ar
gped that the iateFkogatory VA pertinent.
as his testimony had proved ths e6nn ees
ton between treason and tha assassination
of the President. The assassination was
manitestly Q political offsuse, and was the
consequences of disloyAlty.
Mr.. Ewing responded, when the Court
decided, that the question should be an.
swsred. =
The witness then replied that he saw
Arnold in rebel uniform in the city of
Rtobmondi in the beginning of the war.
Three colored persons testified as to
their acquaintance with DR.. Mudd. They
said his conduct showed him to be rebel
sympathizer. and stated that he had assist
ed rebel soldiers. N n
"A young man from Georgetown testified
that the morning after the assassination
ne loaned Atzerot ten dollars. and received
from him revolver as security. The pis
tol was produced, which the witness iden.
tilted. 1t had been loaded ever since.
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~ BACON AND LAIRD,
60 oAeRs NEW SHOULDERS,
OO 30 Plain HamS,
60 neEees Sugar Cured and oanvaSssd Hams,
SO Pieces Ribbed Sides,
3 AGO y" Clear
60 TIetee5 Prime Leaf Lard,
3S Kegs Choice Lard, ct @
May IS: LIST, MORRISON 1 coz.
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1863.
SPRING g 8UMMER

r-Fz - 4
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ToMnahIp meetInr.

Pursuant to call the citizens of Triadel-
phia Township met on Saturday, February
4th, at the Public House of Frederick
Heller, in Triadelphia.
On motion, James Vance was called to
the chair, and Vim. ]. Boggs elected Sec
retsry. ".-
On motion of N. H. Garrison, commit-
tee Of five were appointed TO draft resOlu.
tions indicative of the sense Of the meeting
The committee consisting of N. Il. Gar
risOn, J. F. Smith, ]. VI. Brown, D. B. Boggs
and ]. q. Storer, reported the following
resolutions which were unanimously adop.
ted. - - F
ResoEUsd, That we, the people of Triadel-
phia Township, are uualterabIy attached to
the Federal Union, and are ia favor of a
vigorous and continued prosecutiou:.o of the
war for its restoration.
/. REsoEpsd That all citizens, whether ct
or unfit for military duty, are vitality inter-
ested in the successful termination of the
war, and should therefore sustain their
proportionate burdens in its prosecution,
accoTdiog to their financial ability.
ReSolUed, That We instruct our Supefvi-
sor to vote and use his influence in order
To secure the passage of an act by the
Board of Supervisors to pay each fecruit
not more than Eve hundred nor less than
three hundred dollars, who may be credi.
ted to the quota Of Ohio county under the
Presidents call of Dec. l9, 1864.
Resolved That the proceedings OF thil
meeting be published in the two county
papers. JANIS VANCE, Prcs't.
WN. J. Boees, Sec.
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NRw YORK. Feb. 6.-The Herald's dis.
patches from Thomas army says, deserters
report the remnant of Hoods army at Tus-
cumbis, Alabama, also that Gen. Ripley
had relieved Hood in command.
The steamer Eclipse, on the way from
Eastport to Paducah, burst her boiler and
fouudered. Five lives were lost besides
battery of artillery, a number of SOL
diers were on board, principally of the 9Th
Iud. -. .-l
During the discussion in the rebel House
on armiug the slaves, Mr., Wigfall, in reply
to those who said they were not sighting for
slavery, declared that he was fighting for
slavery and nothing else.
The Richmond Dispatch of the Sd says
the Yankee cavalry are moving towards
fredericksburg.
The Richmond Enquirer of the Sd, says
a large number of stragglers have return
ed to Hoods army.
The Richmond Whig says Gen. Hiudmau
and Mr.. Foote are on the way to Sonora
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AND MODE OF TREATMENT Is
THE ACME OF PERFECTION,
1USEH HAY, Ross AID PEArODIO oATARRH.
= cUREs CATARRH IN ALL IFS Trrls ASD s1Aa.u


IT cuSGS HAY, Ross AHD PEaIODIc oATARRH.
II cuREs oArARRH IN ALL ITS TrPIs AND STAGES,
II cURls oATARRH, AND AvRR4s CONSUMPTION.
IT CURHsoATARRH, AID PAIN IL 1Hs TEMPLES
No v1oLEuE sTRINaINe OF +HI HAD.
THR slNsH OF TAsrE AND SKILL REsroRIp.
For centuries Catarrh has defed the skiII of ,vSS
ictAns and surgeons. No medical work contaInS n
prescription that will eradicate II NotiIinU 1ays
Or. GoOdaleS Remedy will break it up, radiealiV
destroying the principle OF the disease and precIu
ding the possibility ofA relapse. ~
No form OF Cat9rrh can Withstand IT'S searching
power and no mode Of treatment ever afforded gncS
Immediate reflex or gave such universal
It PeHotrates TO the very seat Of this iSease and
exterminAtes it, root and branch for ever. =
Prom the N. Y. Commercial Adysrti,sr
HAT, RosI, AND PGaIoDIo CGRARRH. tLDr. R. eood.
ale's CatAErh Remedy and mode Of Treatment NOT
only Affords the greatest relief In eyerT YaTiet I
CataFrh, but 1t sxuguishes the disea1e foreTsr IN
AL itS types and stages. Every one speaka vail of a
Price per Bottle Send SStamp for Br Sond S
ales New Pamphlet on oatarTh, It's perfect mode 81
treatment, and rapid cure. Information ~ nrfcs.
less value Send or call at onea r Rt1 ~
NoREoH Co., Sole Agents, rs BIseeker AZ NJ v
~ toE sale by T. II. LOGAN 4 Co ana IN
GAN, LIST : co., wheeling w. -"N "
noY2S-1yd&W
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PROPOSALS. FOB FORAGE.
oHIEF QUARTERMAsrER's oYF1oE,
DEPARrNESr OF WEsT VIRGINIA,
NuhuRET a1

DEPARTNEST OF WEST VIRGINIA,
.- CUhBEkLAED, MDJ November 18th, 1854
SEALED PROPOSALS in triplicats are invited by
- the underigned for supplying the Quarter-
maater'G Department In the Department Of We1t
West Virginia. and GallipoHs, Ohio and the Geye,
raj DepotS on the line Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, as follows: oArkSburg, Grafton, New
Greek, Cumberland, Martnsburg, HarBerII Ferry.
Straw. - -
Bids WiIlbe received for the delivery of tbre.
sand (30OO) bushel1 OF Corn Oats and Rffy (6O)
Sons OF Hay or straw and upwards, and must be 40
SomPAnied by copy of thiR advertisement. Z
Bidders must state at which Of the above named
points they propose to make deliveriei and tfs
rates At which they will make deliveries thereat
the quantities Of each article proposed to be dev.
cred, the time when said delivery RhAlI be com.
menced and when to be completed. -
Corn TO be put up in good strong sacks, Hay and
Oats u be securely bAled. - =
An articles offered under the bids herein invited
will be subject to rigid inspection by q Govern.
ment Inspector, before being accepted 2.
Contracts will be awarded from time to time n
the lowest responsible bidder, the interests OF
the Government may require. = ~
No bidG will be considered from parties who hays
failed heretofore to comply with their coptracts -
All proposals must be accompanied by yuaran.
ty, signed by two responsible persons tn In case
the bid Is accepted, he they will within the time
naned execute the contract for the same with VoOd
and sufficient gureties In a sum equal in amount q
the amount OF the contracts to deliver forage pro.
posed, in conformity with the terms OF this sdyer
tisement, and in bidder shall fan to enter in
to the contract they 70 make good the difference be-
Sponsibe bidder or the person to whom the contract
may be awarded.
The responsibility of the guRrantors must be Shovr
by the official certificate OF United statea District
Judge or Attorney, Collector Of Customs, or other
Government official, known by this o1ice.
All parties will be duly notified of the acceptance
or rejection ottheir proposals.. - - :
All proposals. must be made in duplicate, and b
accompanied with the oath Of allegiance Of the par
y Or parties, unless it has already been placed On
The full name and post Onlee address Of each bid.
der must 6e written In. the proposal. 'st y
Proposals must be addressed to Captain G. Farms
worth, Chief QuArtsrmAster Department Of West
Virginia, Cumberland, Nd, and mazkdd 1PfoposSIS
for Forage"
Blank toEuo Of bids, guarantees and bonds may
be obtained on application 70 thiI once.
All proposals received under this advertisement
will be opened and examined ut this ofica ON WRD-
NEsDAY and SATURDAY Of each week, a. 10 III.
Bidderu respectfully invited to be present. Al the
opening Of bids, II they desire. -
j. g. FARNSWoRTH, X
Captain aud Chief QuArterna agfsr
decl2.n Department OF West Virginia.
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CINCINNATI, Feb. Chill & Hubert's
Commission Warehouse and the Allegheny
House on Lester street were destroyed by
FIRE yesterday. Loss about thirty thousand
dollars; insured.
Up to last evening eight bodies had been
recovered from the wreck of the train on
the Marietta and Cincinnati road; but so
badly burned that but few were recog.
nized. 1t is supposed that there were but
hfteenpasseugers on the train at the time ol
the accident.
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Arrival OF some of RIoseby's Gang as
Prisoners.
Special Dispatch to the New York Tribune.
BALr1MoRE, Friday, Feb, 8

bALTIAORhI FFluay, Fen. 8 Iobo.
The eight o'clock train last evening from
Harper's Ferry brought up one hundred
and ten rebel prisoners, who were landed
at the Relay and thence sent by special
train to Washington. They belonged to
Moseby's gang, and were captured during
recent raid by that redoubtable horse
thief upon our lines in the Shenandoah
Valley while Gen. Sheridan was absent on
8 Reconnaissance. They thought to catch
our men mapping. All Of the prisoners are
in wretched condition, and nearly a dozen
were 80 terribly frost bitten about the feet
and legs that they could scarcely walk
These "Johnnies" say they are tired and
sick of the war and are glad to get out Of it
even as prisoners.
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eoyERsnEsr sToCKs IL TEIAs.

1t appears that most extraordinary
market for Government stocks has sprung
up in Texas, which is aecOuntsd for by the
fact that foreign capitalists are investing
largely in them in course oi uaae-esPe-
cialiy in the fifteen million loan, from the
idea that this stock, as it represents pa:
! triotic loan of specie to the Government at
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LOUISVILLE, Feb. 5.-Litchdeld was Wis
tied few days since by Williams gang,
and next morning by 20 or 80 guerrIllas.
The guerillss were under Capt. Jones'
They appropriated quantity of boots and
shoes and whisky, but left without doing
any further damage.
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Notice to MillerS 4 Mill Owners,

WE ARE NOW MANUFACrURING s. b.
w WILLIAMS SBLP-RS9ULATING BLAST
perfect Separating, Beating, aad Securing Machine
in use. Delivered free OF charge at the Railroad
Depots lin Bird idysport, Ohio, Wheeling, steam
boat Landing in Wnseliug, W Va.
No. l cleans II bushels per hour, weighs 400 lbs.
Nc, cleans 20 bushels per hour, weighs $50 lbs.
PFiceS
No. 8 cleans s5 bushels per hour, weighs 500 D.
Price $175.
No { cleans so bushol, per hour, weighs $50 lbI
other sizes, up to 100 bushels per hour, made to
J. II. TLPToA, of Lexington, Kentu ky, is our
agent. All orders for that State .nOuld bo Ad
dressed to him.
Address JAS. B, WILLIAMS,
noV236m Bridgeport, Ohio.
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ALSO

framed House, on Gsllatin Pike, with rooms
in eood condition, OF Spring street Lot 5Jb by 200 IT.
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Vacant Lots.

We have large number q elegsnl Lots. suitable
or building business houses and dW ellings on, IL
various parts Of the city.
1875 Feat q vacant gFouud opposite the "Fs-
male Academy" near the Nashville and Chatta.
oga Eailroad, for sale.
A ehoioe Lot fronting leo feet on Russell street
near Tulip street. chnrch.
Two LOIS. each 50 feet front on Russell street by
10 deep NerY convenient TO The Wire Bridge.
A beauufnl Lot nearly opposite the residence d
Jno. MoroE, Esq, 5oxlIo feet
A Lot fronting 50 feet on FatheFland street. bv
10 deep. Very near the Wire Bridge.
Two Lots between Russell and Fafnerland STRAITS
fronting 40 feet each On Osk, y 40 deep
Achooe Lot, fronting &c iaef on Fafber1ana e1s
running back 10; IN good neighborhood
Two Lots on fstherland, each fronting 90 feet By
10 joining Oscar Bob mes prouertV.
Two Lots on Fsthefiaud. opposite Oscar Bohrnes
properly, esch 50 By 10 feet
A Lot. corner Of SieFeueon and FactorF streets,
fronting 800 feet on Faciory, By G28 aOng stsTsa-
sou.
choice Eos, fronting % fset On Russell strsei,
By 10 deep sdoiniag A. n Dillin, add very conse-
nient to The Wire Bridge.
Z A Lot on Russell street, adjoining F Cunning
ham. fronts Sc by ITO feet
Eight Acres OF the very best garden land, froui-
ira 80 yards ca Saiiailn pike b 400 ynTda 60 ne
County road
Egkt % ten Lots lying south q Shelby assale.
A large numaer o. LOS IL Ramsay Aell.sell
and nany others, heauaull. lpnaiea ela $3.50
enE2Nd ta
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A Good Brick Residence, No 81 Line street,
with nine rooms gas fixtures al through the house
Good outhouses and stable, I'll in good condition.
Lat Al BY $50 feet. Price We y moderate.
AIao-A tWo-story Brick residence, with eight
rooms. No. 10, soutn College street. Everything in
good condition; yard well shaded Lot Is BY $50
feet Price S6500.
Aiso-A Brick Store-house, No. q Broad street,
south side, two doors from Market, three stories
high. IS feet by Is A most excellent 81 nd and is
free from taxation.
Also-A commodious Brick Dwelling, corner Of
McLemore ana tssyi win eeven rooms, kitchen with
rooms, and lumber room. Lot fronts 49, feet On
Gay, BY 81 deep. SPLENDID water and beautifully
shaded. yard well enclosed. Price s., co.
AIsO-A good two-story Brick housa, No. IS Cs-
dsr street. with seven looms kitchen, srrvautsi
rooms, and sTnokehouse. Let fronts IS feet on &C.
dar and runs back l05 fee; 70 40 alley Hydrant Al
the back door. POSSESSION given immsdiately.
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Sent by mail in a plsiu envelope. Price. Nj
packages, $500; Female 500.
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One OF the best Suburban res dences near Nash
vile, beautifully located and finely Improved The
lot contains u acres Of rich garden land fronting
en- Foster street and on tia Louisville and Nash
vile RailrOsf 80 situated that it could be cut up
into beautiful building 10 5. Terms liberal.
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House on Shelby street, with good rooms, a
kitchen, cellar, and good cistem. Lot l25 feet by
us. PAIGE $500 cash.
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AISQ
Edgefeld Property.

| . =
One OF the best Suburban res dences near Nash.
/ vile, beautifully located and finely Improved The
lot contains acres OF rich garden land, fronting
/ On Foster street and on tia Louisville and Nash.
vile Pailrosf situated thst IL could be cut up
into beautiful building 10 s. Terms liberal.
ALSO
A House on Bell Street, with rooms, good els.
tern, &c. Lot fronts 40 feet on Bell street, by 20
feet deep, well enclosed. Price $500.
ALSO
A House ou.Bsn Street, with rooms. LatfrOuts
ofeet by 20. deep, good oistern. Price $50.
ALSO
neat framed Cottage, with rooms and kitchen
Rooms OF good size; good eistern; porch front and
Lot fronts s. feet by TO deep situated near
Bridge. Price $500.
ALSO
framed House with rosms and hsll, porch IN
fEont, well shaded aud well enclosed Lot fronts 50
feet on Woodland 10 fee, deep; JOINS the residence
Of Mr.. Dairy. friee s3ooo.
ALSO
A brick House with rooms, en- Herman street,
lot 90 feet by no. Good ostern and garden, all 81
enclosed, Price $500.
ALSO
A feared House on Fatheriand street. with i've
rooms, kitchen and clstern. beautifully shaded and
welt enclosed Lot Ponts $50 feet on Eatherlsnd by
ITO deep. Pre- 5000; one third cash, taignce IL
one and two years.
ALSO
House on Shelby street. with good rooms, a
kitchen, cellar, and good cisten. Lot l25 feet by
us. PAIGE $500 cash.
ALSO
A frame House on Gaiain pike with SIX rooms
kitchen, outhouses, and an excellent cistern well
enclosed Lot co feet by no. Price $500.
gr- ALSO
frsmed House on 6allatin Pike, with 4 rooms,
outhouses, lumber shed, sne an excellent cIstern.
Lot 100 ieet by l70. Terms $500
~ts ALSO
framed House, on Gallatin Pike, with rooms
in good condition, OF Spring street Lot 5Jby 200 It.
Price S25O0.
ALSO
briek and framed House, with good rooms.
smoke house, stable, and outhouses. Has good
shade trees, aud an excellent cstsrn. Lot fronts
loo e, on Boseobel street. by 10 feet deep. Price
5000.
ALSO
Large two-stoTy Brick residences, with eight
rooms, on Russo st, nesr "Tulp street church "
Lot fronts 100 feet by 10 feet deep GOod kitchen,
CT, tern, etc and well enclosed Improvements IN
excellent condition, and one Of the b st locations in
Edgeheld.