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Marine Intelligence:
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,,
Friday. January 10. 1871.
CLEARED YESTERDAY,

British ship Elizabeth YeO. Scott, for Liverpool
British ship PeGUOt McGrath, for Livcrpoo!
Ship Priscilla, iOrke for Liverpool
Ship Emma, Rich. for Liverpool
Brig J A Devereux, Clark, for Boston
British schooner Challenger, Woodvile for Utill
Schooner Florida Harrison for Pensacola
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The abo We drawingsare published II ali the p-in
cipal papers, and are drawn III pubic daily at the
rooms of the company.
Information furn shed and prizes cashed By
HOWARD. SIMMONS Co, Contractors.
ST. Charles street corner Union. New Oreaas.
Witness hands az New Orleans. Louisiana
this twelfth day OF January. 1871.
II. PERALTA
ADAM GIFFEN.
Commissioners
BEWARE OF BOGUS LOTTtRicS. aDS3
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY
COMPANT
Incorporated Angus. K. 1893,
CHARLES 7. HOW PRESIDENT.
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY.
SPLENDID SCHEME-ONLT Ir' NUMBERS
Capital Prize. 900.
CLASS 4.
TO 81 DRAWN AT S.N ORLEANS ON
Saturday. JanuRry ~. 1871.
HOWARD. SIMMONS CO. Contvac:oIA
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REWARDS,
$4,000 REWARD.

The above reward will be paid for the arrest and
cOmmitta to Jail in this city of Cha ytOn Williams,
the parties who committed the recent forgeries on
the banks here CITIZENS BANK,
CANAL BANK
BANK OF AMERICA.
New Orleans. December Ii, 1870. de2l 3ot
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Spanish brig AtalfO Mariana Port days from Ha
vana, to Puig Bros
Schooner Z Emery, Clayton IS days from Phia-
depha via Key West, to Jenkins &SPrinsbett-
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NEW ORLEANS POSTOFFICE.

CHARLES ". LOWELL. POSTMASTER
&c vised and corTer ted by the Pestotfce Depart
ment.
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reet.

DOARDlNG-ALL WHO WISHTIA, CAr
ID Board with . senteel family sptogascd Nsa
aud French are referred to the atoh
n: Galatas, ESQ, at No. 1873 Rampar.
District, Q delightful location n3EEvY,
square. Mr.. Galatas refers to sey, elet street.
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IMPORTS.

ANTNERP-Shp John Harvey-Ass.d mds.
LONDON-Bark Anlphloa-i4o cks bottled beer
80 cks nIdse o34 pkgs ndse
CARDIFF-Sbip Trenton-45,l bars OF railroad
iron
NEWPORT-Bark Westfo,i-3l3i bars OF railroad
iron
MOBILE-Steamer Marv-s,9 bales cotton 50 SKIS
cotton seed lol bags coffee and sundyIes
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BAYOU MACON.

THE LAKE.
MOBILE AND NEW ORLEANS LINE UNITED
STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
For eIandeviile. Lewisburg, jacksonville
and COvingtOn.
~. The elegant and very fast low
<H[4EN mail steamer
ABITA.
Captain Miller
Will leave as above on MONDAYS aud THURSDAYS
a. ten A. NJ train; TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS,
FRIDAYS and SATURDAYS, at two P. ~ train. Re-
turning, leaves Old Landing MONDAYS, at four
A. NJ TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS at six A. ~, and
jacksonville WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS at eight A. NJ.
the train preceding that which the boat leaves.
The above trips will be regularly made, unless
prevented by bad weather or low water.
The Abita will for the present go to the Old Land
ing on the Tchefuncta river.
COHEN NJ. sORIA,
sels 10 and 20 Union street.
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STEAMBOATS,.
OHIO RIVER.


OHIO RIVER.
n ans inssnspS;, Rsirosa
*;zEaf{{ff& PAM will take freight fr.m , New
leaving daily. giving through bills OF lading to BUT.
fa!o, Dunldrk, Cleveland, Sanduslky, Toledo Pttts-
burg, Wheeling. Chicago, Detroit, Milwaukee,
Columbus, Terre Hsute and indianapolis.
Shippers by this route all drayaga and
transfer charges at New Albany, and Their goods
go through without detention and free OF forward
1''''e' ''-'' >' C &. G. WAYNE. Agent
rol5 81 Natchez street.
LOUISVILLE.
.fe~~ b Fer Louisville. Cairo TO-
szssS:ssiiE;3iR Bends = The new passenger
SUSIE SILVER,
T. W. SA,xLos. Master,
Leaves on SATURDAY, January IA, at P NJ.
For 1eisht or passage apply on board or to
THOMAS KEEFFE. Agent
jais IS Poydras street.
Regular Louisville, Evansville, Hender-
son and Cairo Packet.
<s1a-se- b For Louisville, Evansville,
Henderson. PaiHca!' caro- Mem.
En13 phs, Iiele0a, Mouth OF White
11laLzsszzz&zEzit River, Greenvil.e, Grand Lake,
Lake Providence, Vicksburs, Natchez, and the
bends-1h he passenger steamer
NICK LONGWORTH.
Lew KArxs Master <. Z. BowKa., Clerk
Leaves ON FRIDAY, JANUARY -, at 5P. N.
Particular attention PAID to Bend and Plantation
freight. For freight OF passage Apply Oh board,
c:G. WAYNE: 81 Natchez street
THOMAS KEEFFE, IS Poydras street.
STEVENSON 3 v:RLANDER.
ia.:: l}5 Grayier stree, Agents,
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LOTTERIES.


nRAWlNG OF THE LOUISIANA
STATE LOTTERY FOR JANUARY ~, 1871.
CLASS 10.
% q; - :: Il. . = 1 !:
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TRAVELLERS ATTENTION.
THE NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN,
MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAILROADS.
Run their Passenger Coaches and Baggage Cars
their combined length without change.
BAGGAGE CHECKED FROM RESIDENCE Tc
DESTINATION.
The A. IL gsii EHHress TreIp runs Daily
Makes close connections for vicksburg Memphis
ST. Louis Chicago, Louisville and all points beyond
Sleeping cara at night, Canton to Grand Junction aud
The Mail Train leaves New Orleans Daily.
at 5 y. NJ.
Makes schedule connections with Lightning r..
press traths, to all points NORTH, EAST and WEST
Carries the great Northern Mail.
Time to New orik, 20 Hours.
Hn NeT s1t elegantly lifted up Sleeping Cars run t.
Louisville, Kentucky.
Express Train South arrives at l:;oA
MAJ Mail Train south arrives at ll:os A. NJ.
Ticket Ofhces New Orleans, under City Hotel
Corner Camp and Common streets and at Depot.
r. Y. SEWALL, General Superintendent;
J. B; MOREY, General Ticket Agent, New
Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern Rail
:. D. FROST, General Superintendent:
D. B. MORkY, General Ticket Agent Missis
sppl Central Railroad.
:. W. SCOTT. General Passenger Agent
TO THE EAST TO THE EAST
Via Louisville and Ohio and NIis,i,siopi
Railway.
The completion OF the Louisville Division of this
road, and the splendid equipment for passenger
travel, makes this the
BEST ROUTE TO CINCINNATI,
ALL POINTS EAST AND NORTHEAST.
THREE THROUGH TRAINS DAILY.
With direct connections from the south for Gin.
cinnati
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
Be sure and ask for tickets via Louisville and .,a
Ohio and Mississippi Railway, for sale at all prir.
cpaI ticket offices in the South and in Louisyile
the General Office of the Company, corner Fo,,t.b
and Main streets, also at Gait House and Lousvill
line and Willard Hotels
n. b.-Ilckets to Cincinnati and points Eas+ v;a
this line, are good on mail line steamers, and Maj.
line tickets are good on this road
CHARLES Z. FOLLETT
GENERAL Passenger and Ticket Agent, St. Loua
J. L. Crossword,
General Superintendent, St. Louis,
THOMAS DORWIN
S' ~ General Southern Agent, Louisville
HOVEY, Commander.
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For Lfverpce,-'~ae strictly A.
built SHIP Royal chas .iu, Captain ri
loading, ard will ha,s immediate dl
haiEace OF lreiyht or passage apply tO|
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prc vruIca uy weHtner or low water.
The Abita VIII for the present 20 to the Old Land
;rg on the Tchefuucta river.
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STEAMBOATS,.

OI1ACHITA RIVER.
R.u,,.r I,depepdent Ten Day Packet
~aa1a~,~ n For Camden. Champe.
IGLAzH gnole, Beach Hill, Monroe H areG.
10 ton, Snithland, Co um5ia; and
= sonburg and all intermediate i EaaG,
inv. on Biack and Ouachita rivers-The Al lsu'
draft sidewheei passenger steamer
MAYFLOWEK,
, w c.u,-o~ M,st.r III. RICE, Clerk.
Leaves on SATURDAY, January ~, .a az Goose
for Little river and Tensas Oddity for DATnonne
Jessie for Saline river; Bluea. Native ana hespe,
for Philadelphia, and regular packets io'
Bartholomew. or+o
For freight or passage apply onboard or 10
iaiS LORD s MCPEAkE, ~ GrAVleI s'Aee'.
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~, ali hours OF the night
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I. ".
Leaves SATURDAY, January Ii, at 2. N.
For Height Or passage apply on board or to
THOMAS KEEFFE, Agent
iaiS IS POydraS street.
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LOUISVILLE.

HSNEa~ h Fer Louisville. Cairo,
liz -asSS Memphis, vicksours, and the
A4a&aEEiiI8 Bends - The new passenger
steamer
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LOWER COAST.

CHARLES T. HOWARD,
boz ga, Rests@oa, New orlsana
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Coal! Coal!! Coal!!!

Coal! Coal!! Coal!!! #
'nn .n,ndersigned has mado arrangements
u Win parties in Charleston, and is pre-
paeh. pafeh 70 furnish COAL SIG per ton Of 2.ooo
Hroenvilo Nailroad Ofico, over sonth Na.o.
tended to. THOS T MtiGRbE bipny az
June13 nsSns.
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Ss9$sM, 2sM sIB g|8 58 5a ABs.;sS% sas %5ag9;i
BmRsAaiss6ad -wAsifftsU lrdn ahs1spaE S
end blown. twenty lfSbs FROM ,tba rails
othtans wits killed. tho .LmaII Go;anx
fasally wbnnded' and fifteed other 3Hnl
sons more or less hurt. n 80;
One hundred and nineteen candidates
are already in tho field; Tor ;fEasS Haat
County Commissioners OF Orangebura
County. .5gis.Hee,
q FL ireland, between 1861 and 1871, has
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A4GF4RH aRaIsw :
:KFtrtsio d Ea7EssS ! .

RY yirtae ~ the b6Vst. dnfy cSn H9sSj; 80,
81 tho oSisaabis az soaW19Es dSIn Ranl. of0ei9mkis
the mortEage Of the said Goinm bis tSSaff1Stoss Sf 1s
Rany TO the ssid Citizen1' SaVinei HanS Jm1 10
snd snsular the Pfemises heraia4 aSn s
.hasr ser described, for the purpose Of sstsfyine
S.red Si. SO, 70 be foreclosed apd The said Gcu@
or aon,tg company a2p forever barred Of ali claim
dersignas ons sae s;1 power 90 aforesaid, til TN
the Ueure Mn Wasa .eii q public auction, before
hXSnA1 al tb.t IN !n.A AuEast ne!t! J.
being IL the city Of Columbia IN tSe uonnta nna
oopsisain1 ishia1d d., and State o. south os1oiins.
hssni1s four acres Of land mors 81 @ ISss GUT Sns
5on Go1nasd sy ny Wheat; htcs' hfncom~ ~ :usass.
.ions on said land: now Used 11S 10. cree, tSs
bi1 bbGi1rRoses OF an on! Mi!l,. ana an .fhe Epetnts
'0'ver' in ana upon .''.A oA,d ptsasis$s
President Citseena' saytnes Ba1F - a., e..
0--o"ue. - :. W. ~" =. ~ JpltbA+
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Tax ,NoNoo.

, a.,en,, Tax Notice,
,YIst4S ,IsSl islsGifI kH{ataHLt 1Sr
IN nL,,ea IA Co CSsussiA. 81 Oi JdhS as. 1851; !
ssmbly, Ct It, less snas!a9,i@y, ofiuo IN Co Co
I'm tpm9ia Will be oPen on and SHer tie isT fb1T
~ SI JqLY next, to receive the returns of P4rt
20 se. tto!elty OF tho t.1-Rsyets OF thisConn-
HMiaAkscan H tsc obtained ct. this ofacs:
~ iu.t3lpayers are required to enter. on blsnLs
-! ~! tfahsfers Of pnrohascs 9f real eststS' md
t,S1 t"rn al new buildings erected ino0 last qS
tuIn' ifDt ~ - 4! ~; = It.D;I;.f, MN ).
Where taxpayers negloot to make their "a.
'1nIns. the County Anditar ia compelied. b1
n. iaw, 70 charge them With the rotGrn or thas
as penalty.' :: ~. 'r't NJ H. CAf,NAN -
june ~ AZ, ~ Auditor ,Riobland Comfy.
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T4nI9SS5EE]lsiEsI: $3.50
'ho5aniM!.W a-4NI .a:la3ssW efite3o{
.haoYilaH bssaasat n6siiDn s,}al1stlS
ssss;;M!QQ@ :SEHskTeHEs,ssl
saehsats1s satS aas4a o8gssT R ol1AnrSRR
Loapoa.. july IA nx1sa.,ff ,,as1eat ,ffiesb.tro,x
cured IN the Dbrwent, Wye, Severti sna
COSTA Rivate. ahd haa caused treat loss
70 faEmen,Py dessrdetion,nof haildinsa
P4n1s: P;i1l,s July.72Eoole speoi.le 81. for.
70 s'fsss to % e tspRos,on '1d
at !aAt9Iy.. The cayalry sohoooi viii be-
fem?yed to Saint Oyr,, Gen. .Faidhe.be
has had, ,an Interview Il Wfsh;;Is3 ana beffa "a.
lie census Of Paris will be taken mt
once, Elections to. fill vacancies in the
Assembly. caused by. the choice OF the
sane members from different localities.
siA heformelly annoueecas.; .ce:r.=-c-.
bsRhM, July 2. - Emperor William
isayes Tans =, Berlin TO 'morrow mSSFning for,
fhe Augsburg Gazette anaounoes. laSH,l - , .that
frassian military. law will be- speedily en-!
forced n Aishte and, Lofi4ine. i.''h"j
!4RIs. July .R3 Count de Chatuahpfd,,
Ielnsea 70 see the Orlenps Princes until
ne consuits Ftahce. s Ghambordihas left
atsss2j sa$ Fsssfss:{ss sss e :sSs.
rated & fsam, ti ,o1it :s.cSaunsiymean. Wien
Frenohmen are willing We shall establish
goverdoaent with Decentralization.
liberty aid uni iygSsal suffrage as our
NOTE. Ho praigas the army and de-
clares bis unfattering adherence ito the
white flag ofiiHenri Nv. and Joan. Of
Arc, which conferred Alsace ana Lo,
roS l..ftif tt.iL s-tt
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Health Of Horses, Mnle,. Cowa.

aSatln Of Aorses, Mules, Cows.
SIOKNESs and death OF: stock ia ona =, ia
~ ~ sfsasess dise9ufagofnants Of the fsTmsT'
me xne cause OF their death may he beyond our
esnsso esses o.. ont tse yeFy easa indeed
to Indigestion. Derane eemsnt Of The nnweis .,aeea
Debility. Where this is the case, we always
nave 1a remedy ct hand: HRINIT3H'S GER.
Nm m an HoKSE POWDER. With this great
Tor ".se W5nou,cne you are protected from loss.
Eor weakness, Indigestion, Over-yorked
norses, no better preventive medicine can be-
gwen. Iryi 1t. For sale only by :, A
July Ut Wholesale aRd Retail Druaaist.
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To Contractors.

10 Contractors.
EsT!aATEs will be received until the aoth
8 III y n,nst.. for building a HOUSE OF WOR-
sI aatE Ior tho congregation OF the Washing i.
ton . Z, street Methodist Episcopal Church South.
IN this city. Plans and specific tions can he
seen 9, At the store OF B. D. BENIN & SON. The
isa. nnahH a Comnaistee reserve the right to re-
July is Secretary building Commiitea.
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Self-Sealing Ernit lara. I

= SeIfSeaIlng Fruit Jars.
IL A small lot of p''ces'
Pure APPLE BRANDY.
Pure Peach Brandy.
pure Cognao Brandy.
Pure Neutral Spirits for putting mn fruit for
",n.er 9nir aso' Loh1cK & LoWliANCE
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Standard Medicines. 81. ~.
HEJNLT9H's Great blood btnl;o,na.. btl;,n
~ QUEENS DELIGHT. to'no''
heinitsh's Chill Cure. varrantoa
Heinitsh's German Horse Powder.
ne!nitsh.s Crimson Tetter Wash.
HHe!nitshs Tar and Wild Cherry Cough Cure.
Meinitsh's Quaker LiDimert.
Heinitsh's Stanley Cough Syrup.,
Let the people try thom. They land or fall
~, upon tho verdio. Of tho people. TO this,toat
inc proprietor invites the searching discrimi-
ha'ion OF all. For salo only ut ..Is s,a-
HEINITs HIS Drug. Store.
o4y Opposite Phoenix offict,. :,
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Spring Water Tee

M ,,.s ice Machine is now in complete order.
try This leo ia frozen at low temnorstmro Uuun-
1nn p1;a will melt very little by Transportation
III. lice, one dollar per ono hundred ponnds:
icss qaantlty, one and half cents per; round
sunday open from to 10 A. hI.
Jnty 2. j. q. ifsEGFRs. !.
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Cleayeland Mineral Springs,
(FORMERLY WiLSsSu,a

tFoHhERLY WILSON'S,y
IS Miles Wess. Of Charlotte. n. o.,.s'1
'uE subscribers, having Associated them
selves in the management Of thase
springs, would announce to their friends. and
inc public that the Houso is now opcn,for the
10 those Who s; have tes.od The virtnse. it;eI :,
these extraordinary waters, It Is deemed nm.
necessary to say Anything by way OF! com.
mendauon,. but to others they confidently ne.
sure Satisfaction II they will mako trial Of the
short time. '2'li7IEI; -! - Soa!.5ei
We,p'edge ourselves to spare neither ,,dina
nor e1penae in order to renler all who mng.
favor US with q call as comic .bIe IA poss.
Die; In prospect Of an abunda nee of supniias
We have adopted the following scale Of
REDUCED CHA RGES: lnun :. d
II over 10 days. at. ...I. n 5o ne,d.
sinnl s n1s oyer %sr ~ days, iaF:
Children between thib ages Of tw3 81 and 6irht
years, and colorcd servants, At half rates. III
M.ahing on reasona bic terms. n. I'll;
IL is expected that tho Western Diyiaion OF
tne WilmnEton., Charlotte and Rutherford
hailroad will bo' completed TO within a milo
or TWO OF the Springs at an earTy'day. ;ffi!
~" In'iJ.J. DLACKWOOD,
Iuno4 n. III. OATES.
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charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Rail.
road Company,

TnEAsuBER's OFFICE,
-pp CoLUMBIA, 8. c., juno %, 1871.
I'HE Coupons on Bonds due on Let of july
a next, less Government tax, will be paid at
Sentfat National Bank. in Columbia, at Oity
National Bank, in New York, at First Nstionsi
Bank L In Charlotte, N. O., and office Of Mesars:.
join ;. Cohen SOILS. in Augusta. Georgia. :
--1 oune 20 70 q. BOUkNI4HT, TreRs'r.
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THE GAZETTE.
FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER t.

CHARLOTTE CUsuMAN.-It will be painful
intelligence to those who once admired Char,
'otte Ghushman as the greatest tragedlenne OF
this country to learn that she is lrretrleVaDly
broken duTp, in health and has lost her former
power:
This mournful news. and it is corroborated from
other sources
Her appearance and performance last night
we're, to me, touching in the extreme. l had
seen her when she was in her prime, twenty
years ago, and again ten years ago, before her
Movers had shown any serious signs Of failure.
/ had seen her in the old Broadway Theatre.
in the weird character of Meg Merrilles, and
in the portentous character of Lady Macbeth"
when her thrilling and awe-inspiring lmperson-
a,ions overpowered and fascinated the great
audience, and when the spectators sprang to
their feet, and cheered her three times three.
| remembered her presence, her expression
and her voice, her performance and her power,
her nature and hersart. For years the figure
ui'this superb tragedienne had hung within
my eyes," and impressed my Imagination.
But when, last night she appeared on the
Stage-alas is this Charlotte Cushman ?-shc
who, in other days, was wont to take the thea
tire by storm? Aye aye aye =,
She struggled to be her former self. Well
knows she how to sweep the stage in regal style
how to stand in majesty before the throne
how to express passion in her features, pro-
claim it with her voice, flash it from her eyes,
and display it in her attitudes. Well she
knows the law of dramatic art, and the way to
touch the soul Of an audience. Why, then,
such hollow spectacle as this ? Alas it is
evidently quite beyond her power to conceal the
fact that she is now but the wreck of a great
irnnr artist
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hL 80 cATIrpDAY Iulv1 1S-1 ~
~, %.st. viii nm he, wcru X ASA
IIMsEt,T11N "a I'TWSHRTIpG ntt;.r,ne dnul
d;I', a..I hrouah hntwrcn NEW YORK
.t"liH N :Li GpIEnEG A. Gord,nsviII, con-.
ana ~. Nh M, With ~. Ihr.,
hection - mi ~ .,.,' d', Sunday
peate pio wann S,avn,,n ara thcVIHGiSfA
Sbp o. VIZ NJ 90 ,nnhhurr, ,.,,h Atl,n,ic Mis-.
orhlNu9 AZ h i-Sn Wi1u W." tr th W. anj
SoutHweSt' ana 1T ""SA'Hs''" ''' '''' '"'
ana NortM"eSl: -,r
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FOR S.ALE OR RENT

DOR RENT-The SPOKE FACTORY on
H. Water street. opposite the Jameson
Bakery, formerly occupied by James G. Yer
Plank. Inquire of GEO. f. FRENCH, No
IS King street sep 2l-lmh
en- FOR SALE-A very desirable THREE
EEEEa STORY BRICK UNWILLING HOUSE
On Fairfax between Duke and Wolfe streets, ad-
joining the lst Presbyterian Church, has all the
modern improvements including gas, water anc
furnace, rooms large and desirably situated,
front and back yard, has also No. l brick stable
and carriage house, opening on spacious alley.
Everything is in perfect repair. Terms easy or
" 40 ~ ~ ~ ~ TOLSON s. CO.,
We have, also, 800 ACRES OF LAND in
Maryland miles from the ferry opposite, and
dwelling and out-buildings, for sale low for cash,
or on easy terms. Possession given Immediately.
sep l8-tf TOLSON & co.
dor RENT-WAREHOUSE No. ID King
'N'' THOMAS PERRY,
aug1s II King street.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE:
1so ACRES OF IMPROVED LAND, on the
Middle River Turnpike, I miles from Washing
ton and from Alexandria, with beautiful view
of the latter city and OF the Potomac river: The
improvements consist of BRICK Dwell g.
LING HOUSE, with all the necessary out Ea
buildings, and IN abundance Of choice nut
all descriptions The farm is well watercd anu
has on it plenty of timber.
800 ACRES HEAVILY TIMBEREDL LAND
g miles from Washington city--same distance
from Alexandria, and about 3 miles from sta
ton on the w. IL o. r. r., offering ready mar
ket for wood and timber.
A FARM, in Fauquier county, miles below
Warrenton, and within two miles OF station on
tho Warrenton branch of the o., A. IL n: X L.
bered and watercd, AMI is considered fine graz
ing land. .,
The above property, the title to which is with
out defect, will be sold cheap and upon accom-
modating terms. Apply to A. b., Gazette office.
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.he renewal of CERTIFICATE No. PSI for two
thousand shares of the capital stock of said COM
punv, issued June %, 1852, in names of l.: B.
Taylor, Mayor r. Jameson, Priest G. c.; p.
Hoffman, Treasurer and Z. Johnston, Auditor !;
AID certificate having been lost.
HUGH LATHAM, Mayor
II. i. SIMPSON,
President Board of Aldcrmeh.
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President Common Council.
ROBT s. ASHBI, Auditor
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A RARE CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.

There being no other person in the trade in
this city, Il good opportunity is offered to any
one desiring to purchase the entire Stock, Ma
chincry, Good VIII, &e Of SARSAPARIL-
TONIC BEER BUSINESS, which is for sale
Satisfactory reasons for selling will be given.
Apply to II. FOGARTY. III Franklin street,
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WIN. A. BAGLEY,
Informs the public that he will reopen his
oyster house, on Thursday, September 18th, at
M. II north st. Asaph street, where oysters can
he obtained in all quantities and in all styles
LADIES SALOON up stairs.
son lift