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WAR HING.

ME public Is h- ~ naiasd thst ssy
! pesson who cats leutei ~ othr rsss
sFspsasss upon the ps opvsy Of Ms n.
4. Osinss, sitsnssd ~ aud ose haM nilss
soath. Fast Of The tor N Of Nasshsli. will
b. visited With Che A'wci at J,esaltiA' d
TN Law.
HILL I LA kGLKY.
Attorneys fo~ } In. \ I. A. osiew.
March 20. 1851. 11hf
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FURNITURE
GROCERY STORE
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s;SrUAY NOTICES.

sst' W. 4~s - Ps'7' | J
TAKEN VIZ by Melville Jeter, "A
! posted before John Turner, an al
ing Justice Of ,he Peace for upsh,(
county, on the 10Th day Of Feb, 1907
One WORK ON, about years old,
mostly white, with soinc rcd spots ois
his neck aud head, branded on the
right hip with the letter q, also on the
left hip, but unin,elligiblc, aud marked
with nn under half crop and over slope
in the left ear, aad Il smooth crop oil the
right Appraised ut $50
Given under my hand and official seal
at Gilmer, March ;pth, 1861
q. y. WARREN,
April g, 81 County Clerk.
TAKEN or Ny Albert ilendrick, and
! posted before l.. L. Harris, an Get
ing Justice Of tae Peace for lpshar
county, on the i,h day OF March 1867
One Mouse Colored MARE MULE,
about | years old, "a hands high, brand
ed on the lcit shouLisr with figure 20,
and also branded with the letters q Z.
appraised at S7j in currency.
Given under INV hand and ohcnd seal
al Gilmer, March 30th, 1867
q. Il, WARREN,
April6, 81 County Clerk.
TAKEN UP by james Galley, and
posted before 4. J, Price, IN acting
Justice Of the Peace for Upshur county
on the 26th day Of January, lS6A:
One Blue Roam HORSE, about |. OF
IA years old, and about Is hands high
some marks OF tho saddle. Appraised
at 80.
Given under my hand and Official sea
at Gslmer, Mach S0th, 1867.
q. H. WARREN,
April 6, 81 County Clerk,
WAKEN UP by J. N. Bates, and post
l ed before j, A. NcNu,t, M aesinl
.Iustiec Of the Peace for upshnr county
OH the 18th day Of February, 1867;
One Gray MULE, about Is year, old
Appraised ut $40
Given under my hand and Official sea
at Gilmer, March 3tHh, 1867.
q. h. WARREN,
| April 6, 81 County Clerk.
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Special Notices.


NWAMf Eagle Tribe, No. | o. Of
- !. NJ meets every Wednesday
Marshall. June D. 1850
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Pacific Nai.ro,S Co

The Annual Meeting of the took.
holders Of this Company will be hi at
the Office of the Company, at MarAail,
Texas, on MONDAY, May 9TH lsa
". r SCOTT,
April G. G7. Vice Presidenl
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paid In snsii yos ksow what yes ass 70
receive;

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Drops, Ladies' sets Of 0oh ~ Cbsal,
Jet aud Gold, Flossntiss, hossie, Laws,
aad Cameo ssts OF Fluids, Vest 49,
Neck Chains, plata sd ehsssd 6elA
Kings, Gold Thimblss, l>octsts, sew
styls Bsls buckles, 0oid Psss 40 Pen.
els, Faacy Work Boxes, Gold l'sss with
Gold and Silver Exssasioa Casss ~ 8
large ass0esasat of tiss Htivss Wsss
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beat make and latest styles.
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GOLD PENS. CASES, &C.
y. ID. VALENTINE l. CO.,

T.. u. VALENTINE l. CO.,
MO. rs MAIDEN LANE. NEW YORK
~ Manufacturers OF
Gold Pens, Cases, &C.,
Are now prepared Ia Offer " jobl,srs sbi re.
tail dealers ihs CHEAPEST PENS IN THE
r.aktr The pens arc OF different sif~s,
fros Nos. | TO q, inclusive.
The price Of vALxsrtEs h Go. q Atst quail.
" G.dd rsas. sltAost csss., and ~sstested Ter
an- year, except axslnAt sce,scot. i.as tollows !
No. Pen, ar; No. I Pen, u 50 No. ,
Pen, 81 10 NJ. 1 Pen, 81 rs Ne. Pm.
o. Is No. . Pen, a. So No, ! Pea, o. " p;
No. y fsa, y 80; No. y Pea, u w. Al OUT
int quality Pens ale stamped u, D. vsle"'
tine 4 Co.
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BAR STOR ES.
IN = Z z NaRO.

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HACKS AID MAYs!


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CRISPER COMA

"a she wns beautiful aud lair.
W IN starry e}ts, ana radan, hair,
Whore curling ,rDdtils soft. ,uty med.
snchNlutn iiH very heaft und n,fad
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FUHElGN AtiENCt
aorpu hassf
HANDS WANTED
o. !. syior.
AuCTlONEKRs As.,
=. H. La tboak. aaA s4,n.
LAWY ERS, IAN AUGUSTINE,
Price sad Payne.
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". y. SINGLETON, L9g sAypnsa
SINGLETON \ SAAIlE9x
Auction and Commission Mershnwss
GENERAL. AGENTS.
uAksuAi.i., YxxAA
Consignments OF Merchandise 20.
specially solicited. Receiving and far.
wardine attended to promptly.
REskasscks-G g. Gregg 4 q T.
A Harris, Marshall; Stacy 4 T., ,l.n1
shreveport Walker 4 Fisher, \ l. Je6
Thompson, Now Orleans John n g.yr
!. LOUIE W" "so' h~e"n, II snnibsl,
NO yx,u
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SHIRE EpOKT.

SHIRE VEPoKT.
ZOE MANU- FEATURING 60.
Geo. williamson, President.
BOOTS SHOES AND HATS.
J. d. Lewis. ack~r and Thurmond.
GOMMis. SION MERCHANTS.
STAG y aud Poland
dry GOODS GROCERIES ETC.
T.. aud o. Jacobs, PITT. and Thsyer.
AUCTION HOUSE, ETC
r. iornp-on Morriss and CO., General Mer
cha ndiAs sud Gotten Factors.
DRUGS Ac.,
White and Co.
HIDES, rELTKiEs, WOOL, &c.,
II. H. Otton and Co.
COTTON FACTORS
Hattie aud Doty.
= OKWARDiNG AND COMMISSION.
John n, tioseii. ...
\ Office TO SHIPPERS ny =. T. X
Jack Wharton, Manchester Durkee aud
isples
LAWYERS, SHREVEPORT.
Jones aud HARRIS. Miok- and iisii,
PACKET LINE or BOATS
Alabama and Sstioaai, Steamer txrsliss
He'd River Packet.
COTTON FACTORS.
u. H. Maatiu. battle and Dosy
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rhs Absvs Pens Ia SOLID silver 1xtsuslsa
Cst>s. With Psasila


Our second quality pms are stamped ~.
avi- \ 10. !" .ad are carefully Usds. hAviax
Il " sane points ~ our aFst quality pens, The
o, siy material difference being In ths quality Of
u = gold The prices are .. follows No. !
D. u. Use. No ] pea, o. w + MOI psS u u |.
Mo- pea. o. 70, M. Il pen. d rs.
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DRY GOODS.
Moore Hereford.
STEAM ENGINES 4 InDILERS.
H. ". lysns.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
John Henry aud ca.
FOREIGN Il DOMF .STlC LIQUORS.
Boshce snd conney.
CARPET WAREHOUSE.
A BofoselD aud Co.
CATTLE, HOGS, h SHEEP.
Peters. Pace and A. ,df.ws, all Texas men,
aGJ reliable
COAL OIL. LAMPS, ETC
IllllS Veasic,
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Our ~ns rank Throughout the coassry -
eau ii, h not superior. " ssy yold psss nasa'
iset ufrd. set ssiy fss tAs.f wt'tisl. qssl'sks,
bat durAb iity ssA elegant aaish. III Hssat -
car /. a-e la thsr s,ssutActsss, snd potss are
.oL viz Abe slisht~st ", psstscstos uhIeA skill
can detect. We woaid call The stsssttp~ II
,hs ,.eaisss h tbs eeishrAts1 PAut. b1ETON
va tcL. fsr which We are sais Axssts for TN
IN ted state, We have them In silver and
Go II cases.
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NEW ORI.EANS

A, u. GfisNeld A Co. jsvelfy aud Fancy
Good.
u, ,, Piii.l, Fancy Good. aud iflmm Tugs.
tie,Se. CITY tobsroa wufks.--Mset bsots.
ers.
Do,bcn Commercial College.
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H9ps0EI RIVER AND HAsLEM BAIL.

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL.
-! nOADs-on and after MONDAY, Nov az,
1870, trains Tor Albany and Troy, connecting with
sS foiIoxs anu "es'ern trains, will leave New Ysrk
So N; Express train via Hudson River Rail.
Ish aGd 10Th sy thrsush 70 Buffalo and
~ Troy With trains for Saratoga, Rutland,
Biver Railroad connecting at Albany With West.
ern trains, and at Trey with trains for North.
liam Express train via Harlem Railroad,
western Raro.d for IessSon ~ Pisa.
&c; at Albany with Western trains. aud at Troy
Nth trains tor Saratoga Rutland, Burlington and
3:t5p m. Express train via Hudson River Rail-
road connecting at Albany with Western trains,
and at Troy With trains for Montrssa with sieep .,
4Isp m. E,press train via Harlem Railroad.
connecting at Chatham with Western Railroad for
Lsosnon Springs, Pitts field, &c; at Albany with
land. Burlington and Montreal Sleeping cars At
$50 m. eHpTsss t,ain via Hudso. River r III.
Buffalo and Suspension Bridge without ch snS. ~
cars. Also, sleeping car every day exec pitos
Saturday attached from New York through 'te
RsiIroaA Connection Tor Troy viii be male n ~
East Albany. This train will run on suud ave
IL D. Train via h udson River Railroad, with
early trains fer Buffalo and SUE pension Bridse
Hnd ~ Trey with trains for Saratoga and poi nts
"A Sunday train will be run via Hudson Rive,
Railroad from New York to Roug psie And in.
termediste stations. leaung New York ct 8 10
m. kstuini2g, leave Poughksepse at S.45 ,. m
Also, Sunday train via H arl-m Railroad, Ieav-
ing 20 street at ga N and arriving At Miiierton
at $50 N. Returning; leave Millerton ct 81.
I'm S new WI 4. VaSH1:sBILr.
JAY Vice President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-16

LOTTERY OF DEATH.-In New York, Mrs
Mary Groetsch, German woman, titry four
years CT age. committed suicide by swallowing
a quantity OF arsenic. Decease had long been
addicted to spending every cent OF money sh =
could raise IN the purchase Of lottery tickets
She even went so far as 10 take the funds an
proprla'eo oy her husband for the support of
the family, and in vest the same in purchasing
lottery policies. She was expostuIaied with
by Mr Groetsch, but all TO no purpose On
Christma as day she took all her n as bands b st
cIO'nts ano paWned them 10 raise money 20
gIatfy her uncomfortable passion, after VIII en-
MT Groetsch announced that he could live
WIN her no longer, aud they must separate
1 his caused her TO be respondent and low.
spirited but instead of effectu ally separating
they occupied different rooms. On Thursday
last Mrs. trroetsch, in fit of desperation
swallowed a quantity OF arsenic, which b All
kill rats with.
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% IoHMONp, IREpERIOKsBURo AND Pe
II TO4AO RAILROAD.
TO fRAVrLL1Rs GOING SOUTH.
TWICE RAILY, tsunday D. %. sxospssd.I

The quickest and most direct route 10 Richnoad,
Va and the South, via the Potomac r.
steansrs from Sixth street Wharf,
Warrington, to Asuia Greek and0
Richmond, fredeFtcksburg and Potomac Raiirosd,
new entirely completed from Aasia Greek TO Rich.
nond Va, connecting there with trains the Rich.
nond and Petersburg and Richmond and Danyias
Railroads; for Petersburg, Weldon, Wilmington,
6sleigh, Greensboro, Salisbury, Oherlotts sad
eteansrs Keyport and O Vanderbilt leave sixth
Street Wharf daily (6unday evening e1ceptedD q
SIS .. N. and N. and arrive In Richmond q
Las p. m. and 80 Q n. .r
THROUGH TO RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS.
Fifty Miles Shorter and ~ Hours Quicker taas
any other Route.
Be sure and get Through Tickets via Asuis
Greek and Iredericksbur9, 70 Richmond, ct the
Company 3 Once, corner Of Pssna. avenue and 9Th
street, or on board Of the bosts. Baggage checked
Omnibusses and Baggage Wagon. will b IN
readiness TO convey passenger and baggage DO
tween depots In Richmond.
Passengers by this line pAss By daylight Mount
Vernon, and may have an opportunity Of visirns
several battle fields Near Fredericksburg b. stop
ping 1T that point.
BFeakfast and sup on bosrd OF Stecnen.
GEO. MATTIN0LY.Snpt.,M asnineton, b q.
g. Z. MATTINGLY, Ticket Agent ws,hinston.
sD4ly General Passenger Agent.
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TBE HEN AND Duck As Eco PRODUCeRs-
A paper has been received by the Paris Aca IT,
Ey OF Sciences from NJ ComailIa on the co n
paratlve value Of The hen and duck as egg pro-
CueeTs HIS observations were limited To three
hrns and three ducks, all fine animals. hstchsd
a. the same time in the month of Eebruary
Durlng the following autumn the ducks laid
275 eggs; they recommended laying in Febru-
AIRY, ana continued 10 DO so until the m iddi- of
August The hens iaId no eggs during the
autumn. but began IN January and lett off IN
the middle OF August The totals Of zach az
the ehd OF tnat time were-the hens, 257 eggs:
the ducks, 6'7- Nj. Comallle next examined
the nutritIye value of each kind of egg and
Iosnd them nearly equal in that respect
Hence the duck Is more profitable than the
hen by far.
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RAILROADS.
s sstls.t IS fFhhS H isSSsS sEsAps..

ssst'ask.ssss "A. istsssSsf3:E.P,
s$s SSgfgtsss NE 2sEaYEfiSS
fSz AssEkSSER~ JSsTEK zlSnzS EMKxr OF Z
oMniLL streets, PhilsaeInis. At the fol wing
1oRNiNe ACCoMMopArroHs
49, o n TOT RssdiAS and al intsrnss,sts
g., isss.Lnins, lssv:. Beading q $50 p ;. arriving
noEsIss Ixrlrss.
i .s .. sl.i1' sfa:.s:T S: ss:
o; Sh;: ;s. Siss s:ss..s. s.s:
Penn:. ysnis ssiSs.a ,.a. i.s 18th TIE ..st
.;sA 'ss fc s;eIS Li::S ran mi
Einirs, &C: .. SAIRissuEa .i tsef sd asss,.
ssa.. s y. sss
Transport, York, Oh anbsrsbars. Pinserevs W.
ArfIAn0oN KxPRRss.
Pott.yiiie, Hsrs,.sn1. |" SO D m; for Hssdins.
and 0oiunSia R.,Te;A Tsis: fas 5oumsa
HnADINo ACCOMMODATION.
EsssiH,Ps: :.s. shii.I.i1si: q :. 80 80 r p m;
frafs. Il Z. 1fPs Slis1. M ? .. m
A. p,, n and Po.t',tlls a. s.s N sfrisiss IN IN
A.rrssn,s :. 90 m An rnoOn trains ls.1s
H:TrisbsIs ,sso@%oassion leaves E..ains q.
ing q Reading win Afferno AoSouwoasssaa
eS1tn ntsS p m. arriving IN Philsdsiehis &C
M.Itss L1.,n, With . passenger car attached.
Ali way stations; leaves Beading n 50 M ~
Doxninstown Il % .. N. for Phii.deishia and -
AiIth above train. run daily, sundsy.e,cep, Cd.
snnssy Traisc leave Potisyllls AZ 4 q. m and
Reading at .. m. returning from kesains Al rs
CHEsIIR VALLEY RAILROAD
sense re ior pownihgiown and inter mediate
Gan: from Ps hi shs sis m I'D
ingtown att .. m. and n - noon
NE" fokk s ksb Tsr F Oh IIrrrsBUBsH
Leave. New YorS At ! H % :. w M sns,
ing hesdiI az IS, u IS and q D m sp,
E:Is.Tn Cssir. ssIro.a t sIrTe..' 1ad
bse1rEh Chicago. william. port. slnira SAT- .Gr
arrival Of fenpsyivania EI pres. from Pts,.e
snd. los !. n . IL passing ss,aiSs
New iork 10 q. M, snd az ) m, si-.pine s, -
'es oify and Pi,tsb1Tsh. sithOut change. YER
nn rtain ,,t res York leaves Harrisburg at
lOri 1t IL noon. ieA'e' New
so1UYLKILL VALLEY RAILROAD
~ M .,s1 Iv.ssNne ~ y, ii ~ q m. aud us
scHVfLKILL AMP sUsQUKHAsHA E.IL-
IInns leave Auburn at 20 O. m for Pip.g,ov.
~ nsIIisoure, ana at 50 y. m, for Pinegro.S
and fremont; retu rning from HnrrI.ha,n grove
m, and from fremont ct g Q. M md -
FREIGHT
eoods OF all descriptions Forwarded to an Oh.
sboF. pofnts from the Gompany n kew ~, tne
Depot, Broad and Willow streets freight
fRkIGR TRAINs
Leave Philadelph ia daily At ssa mo =,
and D. m. for keaofng lebanon. H.r,; - noon
louisville, Port Clinton, and ell points seyanss'
CIo.e NJ IN. p,;,.sLLs
places Oh the rosd and ITS braDches AZ al
asa LOT the principal stations only at SIS NJ
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An exchange suggests that while wa .aks
people. "i's
~Terribie distress exists amopr thu mo-,
ia Li.eIpooi, Eneiand, and no lsss than twen-
u tkousand Of the inhabitants are receiying
parish relief
The political catch words suniyersal
eanIasr, ano universal rmsbearing" have be.
come as famous In Germany as .suni yersal
suffrage, universal amnesty" in America
- Salt lakes and ponds are said To exist in
Dakota Territory in great mum brrs ana vhan
worked flfprove a source OF mucn wssI,h
EAR car De made At bur small expense, and
me Isna hseessaIy Tor the evaporating watts
ga wife In Holly Spring. Wa. d..sr,aa -
her husband, and in the spirit of ere yengen
she engaged in business for herself and IL no
q millionaire in Cuba. Is0 : ' '.
SOwinx to the scarcity Of money in Buck.
ingham County, Va, pork sells for eight cents
cash and sixteen on time. Corn and otn.r
produce bring double prize on credit
We see that a New York snopkesper Adj
vertises for ladies " hai he calls an sinvlsi bic
trail, I" which Is no doubt something vsrv nice
for the s'erner sex 10 tread upon and tear
- reduction of taxation and a conss.
qu-nt nction o, prices, become almost AN
Imperative necessity, when IL is known that
u costs nine-tenths of the iaboring men OF tae
buy barrel Of -four. o. ..-. 80.
III must be an am usement to 90 marketJn1
10 Texas with prices like these: Fine nee res
are Selling rem fourteen 10 fifteen dollars each,
Tor specie sheep are selling at one dollar And
q halt per head, and pork az two and = hai,
and nye cents per pound.
- Prussia cutters the North 9erv,ar Jco,-
FEDERATION with q popu lafion OF O yer ssvensv
tnree miiifons. The non-Prusstan States of
the new bun nd will not number more thar Z, -
nIIlioa- Their, territories are drtached snS
stuck In different parn OF Prussia. like pIums
N puoomg. y -
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WHAT INDU sTRY WILL Do-U nder this head
the Waco (rexas) Register has the folio wing .
" Last year young man living near this
place, Albert Sears, rented a piece of good
iano- hired one good old freedman, and with
his own hands went 10 work 10 cultivate the
SOIL He worked manfuily and well. And
now for the fruits Of his industry:-He has
gathered twenty -four bales of cotton, two % on.
sand bushels OF corn, and made four hundred
gallons OF molisses from sorghum. He also
hts some pork 70 spare. He has sold sixteen
hundred bushels OF corn for Sl,2iO gold Oh
tained SJe for his moiasses. and his cotton is
good for 81 $40 MATCHMAKING in ali "a alst he
vas at some trining extra expense during cot
ton picking time
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PROPOSALS.
AIS ron sew JAIL.
DHrA.rnlxr OF .Hs Isrrn,oR,

s~,.a Ton January -, 1851.
p pa y vstii = O'Clock m, On M0NDAY, tho
am q 1ercA lsH, for the erect on Of fhe JAN in
ana ior ne District Of Columbia. auth orissd nd
q W. isf py the act OF Congress, approved July
The desisna, detail drawings, and spscia e.tie ps
can be seen q the architect once, n he sssssrn
grounds OF th4 Capitol. Washingtoa city ever
day, except Sy1days. between the hours q q 4. m.
and s p p. % end After the ssth instsns., "
wSrk, Driek verk, iron work and carpentry vori
h. SGns sesor rhoce bid may be accepted win
spprovsd By the Secretary Of the lnterior for the
faithful coDDietton Of his contract Payments
1t Se nass e. the .oss progresses. esfinatss
sS% q re s.si%sss: will be retained until the
The contract viii be svardsa to the lowest "a
sPonn5Ie bidder, bat the Department reserves
the right 70 reject all Of the bids ehouii N
Re deemed for the Interests Of the 0overnmsnt to
The bids viii be opened ct noon on the 9TH or
Mafen next. IN presence OF ssch Of the bidders %
Proposals should be endorsed on the snvelops.
Proposals for New jail, |" aud be directed 10 fhs
Secretary Of ne Interior, WassisEton: D. O."
f" U. H. BROWNING,
yeD-NoW secretary OF the Interior.
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PINE LANGUAGE.-A Southern corrpspon
Gent In one OF his letters In forms us Of a wei
ana economical meds OF courtshp IN Florida
las you nave never seen the language O pine
VIII give II here. gentleman wishing TO
court a lady, and not wishing to face The
music, IN person, sends his lady love a piece
OF pine, slsnifylng, IL pine fer thee and she
wishing TO give favorable answer ssndsIn
return pine knot. meaning, pine mott or il
she wishes TO say no, she sends q burnt nina
KNOT thereby sisnifying, Il make light OF your
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
STEAMER FOB SALE.

seated bids Tor the purch ass OF the coppered nd
copper fasteIed steamer VIXEN Of about 2Sj
IONS burthen, as she now lies Off the Navy Yard
Survey once until 1 D. m FebrusIy a. The
an p kee1e viii show the vessel to any one wish
The right 10 reserved OF refu sing any or all
DDS not considered te the interest Of tho Govern.
Bids thould be addressed to J Z. HIL0ARp,
assistant in barge, Coast Survey Once Wash
felz-Qt