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by THOS. Il. WAGGAMAN,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctionee
Washington and Geo town Office, SIG 7th ~ an

~ Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Washington and Geo'to Office, $40 7th st. ,opP.O
CnANCERY sALEoE THE MAUsoLEuM LOT,
Ne NJ HrEFWEEN srH AND 10TH SIS.
-. by virtue Of degree of the Supreme Court
.-AAs oery cause No 253i, Dock ii, wherein Philip
sna others are GnmplaiIaHnti and Hill sHd others
June, 1874 at O'Clock D. m, offer for sale ar pub
n S fsR S ea the R5s'es e real
Van Ness, deceased, viz: The Mausoleum Lot as
the same Is laid down IN Joshua Fishers subdiNis-
five, (35,) i'm the city of Warrington in the afore
SAID District, containing about coo square feet of
The Mausoleum structure now standing upon
the LOT, and the walls enclosing the same, will
be removed therero, either before the day Of sale
OF reasonable tins thereafter, not to exceed
Terms Of sale: One fourth Of the purchase money
10 be paid In cash and the residue in three equal in
months respectively, with interest TO be sscaTe ST
approved notes and reserved lien the property.
on Z" nal fstidesto1 ~ ale Ded given
anciBs at purchasers cost. ~ down at the time
VI "a tss' o nj Ss q aG a in tBd Ee
reserves the right to resell after five days notice
at the risk aPd isis e shS deH1'iSg
m2l-tu.f.Sds THOS. f. wAGGAMAN, Auct.
NETROPoLlTAN POLICE PROPERTY SALE
All property stolen or aband snei, not reqlirad in
ludi proceedings, that has been il the cust0iy OF
highest bidder at o ciocE M. wFDNEspttiYSe,
June 18th, lo72, at the Central Office, No. asa
Louisiana avenue.
Any person who has lost property or money by
theit or otherwise, and which NAV be embraced in
the catalogue that can be seen az the otfce is be-
by notified To identify the prior t. tn. day of
sale above named, forfeit all right or claim there
to, pursuant to law. BY order
GEO. Il. HERRICK, Property Clerk.
Jel-5t w. L. WALL co, Aucts
LIMITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE OF 2
- SUPERIOR MARBLE MONUMENTS AT
THE MARBLE YsRDO WN BRADI,Ef
Sons. ON PENNSYLVANIA kVENITE
BETWEEN 18TH AND 10TH STREETS
In virtue of four wrts OF heri fAcias fs-ual from
the Iierk Ofhce OF the supreme Court Of the Dis.
trlct OF Columbia and to me directed, will sell AZ
Hubic sale Tor Cash, at the marble ward of W Iiam
Di sdley q sons, on PenDsy lyania avenue between
Is! h and 18th streets ". w on FRIDAY the , i,b
day OF May, 1872, commencing at IL O'Clock a M .
the iollowing goods and chattels, 10 wit:
Figures.
One large square Marble Monument, with
Figures. ~
One large square Marble Monument with Urn.
seized and led upon the goods and chattels Of
William Bradley Sons, and will be sold TO satisfy
exc utlons Nos U26 90S2, 1885, and aga in favsr
otCharies Denison, Sacks katZenstrin, Archer a
Pancost Manufacturing Co., and J. f. L j. d Con
miS-dts ALEX. SHARP, Z. s. MarIhal,D
~ TUE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
NAY olst, ISL, same hour and aca, for want of
MIA ALEX. SHARP, c. S. Marshai,D. c.
1.-THE ABOVE sALE is FURTHER POST
PONED until JUNE 9th, 1872, at same hour and
place, by consent OF all parties.
m5l cue ALEX. SHARP, U. 5. Marshal, u. c.
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ply sAMsTAG & co Auctionee

d 1'0 % Nu0'IOHe7r''
EXTENSIVE SALE OF RIBBONS, FLOWERS
STRAW GOODS, FEATHERS, HOSIERY KID
CLOVES, VELVET RIBBONS. PERFUMEaY
TRIMMINGS, HANDKERCHIEFS, WITH A
LARGE LOT OF TOYS, &C &C.
IN nm On MONDAY, June 81, at 10 O'Clock a.
Niifl m, ill sell all the above goods at No
| CVHt9lO Fstreet, opposite Masonic Tn Die, with
W. a la ge variety OF other goods Terms cash
Jel-5 8. SAMSTAG i co ,Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.MORROW,

RYw. T. JOHNSoN,
u . Real Estate Broker and Aucttoneer
FeRnsyvania avenue, corner ID street east
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS ATERNOON-


RI MArT.a IN J,S z waEELER, AuctiOueer.,
TRusTEE,s SALE BY AUCTION OF HAND
nMELLING-HoUsE, ON STREET. NORTH,
IL By virtue OF a deed of trust to the upds,.
E.4 s.gR ed. dated November Is, ISL, and recorded
Nov ember q. ISL in liber ss4, fofio lf', we
m, on the premises, Offer for sale, by auction, the
west half Of lot numbered sixteen (l6,l IN square
numbered five hundred and sixty nine, 1927 as the
same laid down the ground plat of the city Of
Washington, d. c. The improveD consist OF a
rev three story and basement Brick House.
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash, and the balance
in notes at ., IL and Is months. bearing inter
est from the day Of sale. and secured by deed of
trust ON the premises. All c0nveyancing and reye-
one hundred dollars 1907 will be required az the
sale. IL the terms are not complied with in ten
days after the day eff sale, the Trustees the
right to resell the property at the risk and cost OF
FRED. W. JONES,
JOSEPH Il. EDISON,
Trustees. Of the Franklin Cooperative Building
ms 2aw8ds MArTiNeLY SwHEELER, Aucts.
9- THE ABOVE SALE is HEREBY POST.
p0NED until THURSDAY, May 30, 1917, at s
Trustees. MATrINGLY Il WHEELER,
MA AuctiOneers
PONED until MONDAY. June 3, 1872, same hour
and place. BY order Of tbs Trustee:
MtTTINGLY WHEELER,
h-eO lChron Auctioneers.
RY IATIMER 4 CLEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Star Office Building.
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NNHROUGH LINE
Il BETWEEN wAsHINGT0N,
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK

MAsHISs TON, June 2, lS70-noon.
Trains between WASHING.
as follows: kxH ~ ~
FOR NEW YORK, pffhou caaHEe az oars
Leave daily 1eXeept Sunday 1t SEQ Q. m, n :ls
and 300 y. m.
FOB PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily Except SUNDAY at 500 g N ., ~: -
and $40 .. m.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York a. 9 90 .. "a and Philsdel-
phis at sac D m
Sleeping cars for New York on T. NJ. train only.
Through tickets to Philsdelphis. New York OF
Boston can be had ~ the Station Once ~ ell hours
ef the csy.
FOR baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisements
for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An
napolis and the West. J. L, WILSON,
Master Of Trans pOrtatioa.
L. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GE0. b. k0ONTZ, Agost, Washington. jell
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Ri GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctiopeers.
- Northwest corner 9th and ID streets.

1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
Iho hsDAi, May SOth instant, sans hour and
mlsd GREEa q WILLIAMS, Aucts
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until WEDNESDAY, June 6th, 1874, ct O'Clock
p. m. By order Of the Trustees
rn9l-d GRIM q WILLIAMS. Aucta
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RAZAAR;.bsrEains in LApIzsj GENTS ana
- CHIkDRHHS uNDERCLorHIh0 may BE-
Square. All orders promptly and neatly exeoutei
kntfsnoe on gtrosts between tth end oth. noll a
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ISITKD STATES rATESr OFFICE,

On the petition o. j. b. sLAwsoN, Of New YORK,
n.y. praying for the extension Of q patent grained
20 him on the slst day OF August, lsss for an i'm
proyement In Fare Boxes for OmDibuses, &c:
IL 10 ordered that the testimony IN the case he
closed the s0th day Of July next: that tie
time for filing arguments and the Examinarh report
be limited 20 the 9th day OF August next AID thss
ssic petition be heard on the iith day Of August
nsyss ma n e. IEG as TT TOE. oo@mis.sop.r.
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Bo.nD OF PrsLIc wonxs. Z

MAsHLNgION, u. g, Nay -, ISa.(
The Board Of Public Works having deemed IL cen
through the lands q Mrs, v. B. Barrett, bstwe-n
the Rackviis turnpike szd the land formerly OwDsi
reserved ~ the said Maddox, aud have caused ths
same 70 = surveyed, and plat % be pre- pared aud
All peoons interested In this road and who may
have objections Are hereby ncsied prs sent shem
Mo NsAY in June next
rLyz1 ALEX. b. sHEPakRD. Vice Pres
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PROFESSIONAL.

hR- W. LAMONT WHEELER. formerly r.sI
- dent physician Of Bellevue Hospital. Ne1 YorD
city Office; Judge LOrings residence, I5I2 &
street. m9f-eoSro.
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&c parts : and Fang, Christie pher. -.
j3-m6thtd
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aP THE ABOVE SALE Us POSTPONED unit
SATU RDAI, June 10. 1879, same hour and place
DANIEL L. EATON, Trustee
mayl5 eoSds b. II. WARNsa Aurt
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1TBR DEPARTURE FROM HIGH PRICEs /.
II daily DEMONSTRATED 81 A. eTRAUS', Clothier,
lOl1 Pennsylvania avenue. my1s
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Religious Notices.

First Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Masonic Hall-Services by Rev. DR.. Baird
at II A, NJ. and P. NJ. Sunday School at 9
A. NJ. Singing exercises at P. NJ.
Second Presbyterian Church-Serviees
by the pastor, Dr.. Hoyte, at II A. NJ. and Z
P. NJ. Seats free.
First Presby terrain Church-Services at
IL A. NJ. and P. NJ, by Rev. j. V. Logan,
of Kentucky.
Central Baptist Church-Ssrviees at II
A. NJ. and Z Pm, by the pastor, Rev, w.
G. Inm3n.
Christian Church, Edgefeld- Preaching
at Odd Fellows Hall, Edgefeld, to-day az
II A. N. and P. NJ, by Ed. David Lips
comb.
Tulip Street Church, EdgefeId-Serviees
at IL A. NJ, by Rev. A. Fl. Bedford, d. D.;
and at Z NJ, by the Rev. Z. K. Brown.
MeKendree Church-Services at IL a.
m. and u D. IN. by Rev. DR.. D. G. Kelley.
West End-Preaehing at IL a. N. and Q
D. m. by Rev. S. N. Merrill.
Christ Chureh-Morning service at IL
O'Clock oy the Rector. Evening service at
I O'Clock by the Rev. W. Wilson, Agent of
the Society for the increase of the Minis
try. I'D . e
Church of the Advent Service Dy Rev,
Edward Bradley at IL a. m. and P. IN.
Sunday s,boOl singing class at 8 p. In.
Rector's Bible class on Friday at u p. m
st. AIMS Church, Edgefeld-Seryices by
the Rev. VIM. Wilson, of Hartford, Conn.,,
at 1890 a. 10.
Church Of the New Jerusalem, Luck's
Hall-Services by Mr.. D. H. Rains at IL
O'Clock this morning. Reading room open
at o'clock p. m. Subject of morning ser
mon, "Heil.v
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LATEST MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 7.-Cotton easier;
Sales $500 bales; good ordinary 17j017ac;
low middling 184c; middling 19019sc;
middlingO Orleans 1956194c: receipts 1902
bales; exports coastwise 2, 1873 bales; exports
TO Great Britain 1900 bales; exports to the
Continent 1859 bales; stock 1898 bales.
GALVESTON, Dec. Cotton steady;
low ordinary 1870; net receipts 1926 bales;
exports to Great Britain 224 bales; Econti-
nent LAOS bales; sales 1000 bales; stock
34,650 bales.
MOBILE, Dec. Cotton quiet and
.easy: good ordinary 17ac; low middlings
18c; middliugs 1Sac; net receipts 2,0Ol
hales: exports to continent 465 bales; coast
wise Al bales; sales sos bales; stock oS,O7S
bales.
CHARLESTON, Dec. Cotton quiet:
middlings 1850; low middlings l84alotG
GOOD ordinary I7sa17Sc; net receipts 1,9O5
Rales: exports coastwise GIG bales; sales
300 bales; stock $4,000 bales.
SAVANNAH, Dec. Cotton dull;
little.doing; good ordinary l7sca17ac; low
middlings isc; middIings 1eac; net receipts
4.O70 bales; exports to Great Britain 1850
bales; exports coastwiss 1,946 bales sales
LA bales; stock79, SOs bales. Z. tla
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Police Pjekings,

Edward Gallager attracted the attention
Of the police, by his perseveriDg attempts
to walk on both sides of the street at once.
He was kindly escorted to the lookup,
where he spent the night in medita:ing
upon the glorious past and devising schemes
for new conquests in the future. He was
present during yesterday mornings session
of the police court and was so charmed with
the manner in which business is conducted
at that Temple of Justice that he presented
Judge Duling with three dollars-paper
currency-as a slight token Of bis appre-
citation Of his Honor's efforts to enforce law
and order in this city.
Hook Bosley is of the opinion that stones
were created for purpose, bis idea being
that they were made 10 throw at people, and
it cost him the sum of S22, to learn that he
and Judge Duling differed with regard to
that matter. BOsley left the court room q
wiser but poorer man.
Jane Franklin and Ella Williams. a
couple of dusky maidens, are known to the
police by reason of their roaming DISPOSE
ton and desire to appropriate to their
own us9 anything and every
thing which they find floating
around. They were greatly interested,
Friday night, in watching the Intellectual
efforts of blind man on a street corner, to
dispose of his modest stock of small no
tons. 1t was with sad heart and lively
feeling of sympathy that they noticed he
had but few purchasers, and that he was
not likely to become a millionaire in a
weeks time by reason of bis success as
business man, and how to render a service
to the unfortunate man became the
all-absorbing question with them.
Withdrawing from the crowd for
few moments, they deliberate upon the sit
uation, finally concluding that they might
render the object Of their sympathy SER
vice, if they would reduce his stock SO that
he would not have so much weight to carry
home with him at the close of business
hours. With this precious couple, to de-
eide is to act, and returning to his stand,
they gifted" about half the old mans stock
in trade, carefully storing it away in their
pockets, which they wear large on purpose
in anticipation of adventures of this
character. Their movements were observed
by a policeman, who took a strangely per-
vertad view of the matter, pounced upon
the two damsels and conducted them to the
caiaboose.
Franklin and Williams viii receive their
friends at the Workhouse during all of the
present week.
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Moses electro-galvanic spectacles, sure
cure for neuralgia and nervp1s headache.
T. e. Winstead q Co., at No. I Cherry
street, offer for sale for the next thirty days
their stock of seasonable first-class boots
and shoes for ladies and gentlemen. This
is the wen-known Maxwell House shoe
store whose good work gives universal sat-
isfaction.
Among our new advertisements will be
found that of F. L. Davies &Bro., the popu-
lar jewelers. at the corner Of Church and
Union streets. These gentlemen are now
opening the largest and most elegant assert
ment of watches, jeweiry, diamonds, silver
ware and holiday goods that they have inn
ported. Amongst other novelties received
is one of those automatic singing birds, the
wonder, the marvel of the times. An ex'
animation is invited of their stock, which
Is now offered for the lowest prices.
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Judge GuiId's designation with.
drawn.

Nre q.
Judge GuiId's Resignation With.
drawn.
Yesterday His Honor, Judge 10. @.
Guild, of the Nashville Law Court, adj
dressed this note to His Excsllency:
"Gov. Jno. @. BroTn-For the present
withdraw my application to resign the
Judgeship of the Law Court of Nashville,
to take effect January /, you having taken
no action on the same.
"Jo. C. GUILD.
@NAsHvnLE, Dec. 7, 1872"
The following answer WAS made by Gov.
Brown: $1,000.
nExEcUTrvE OFFICE, NASHVILLE, Dec.
7, I872-Hon. j. G. Guild, Judge of the
Common Law Coufs, Nashville, Tenn
have your communication of this day,
asking TO withdraw your resignation de-
signed to take effect on the first day of Jan
uary next. [ have taken no action on the
resignation, and conceding your right to
control it, herewith return the same.
81 have the honor to be, most respectful
ly, your Obedient servant,
@JNo. c.. BROWN, Governor"
No action relative to the appointment of
a successor was taken by Gov. BroEn who
was of the opinion that no vacancy existed
until the time When the resignation takes
effect. In this connection we would state
that the same seems TO have been decided
in the case of John +. Clemmens vs.. Robert
Fl. Cato, 4 Sneed, Page 29l. In the case
thus reported a constable rendered his res
gnation to take effect the first Monday in
November, 1856. The resignation being
accepted the county court ordered an cleo
ton to gil this supposed vacancy to be held
October 20, 1855; said election was held
and resulted in one Hewley being elected.
The question was whether the Hewley's
election was valid or not, It having been
held at date anterior to the time the
resignation was to take effect.
In that opinion the court says: '1t is too
clear to admit any serious question that the
vacancy contemplated by the Constitution,
and by the statute passed in pursuance
thereof, is an actual present vacancy in the
Office, not contingent or prospective va
cancy; a vacancy that has already occurred
by death, removal, or resignation: Tscancies
occurring in either way are ali in the same
category; and an election in anticipation Of
a vacancy to occur in future by resignation,
is no more allowable than would be an
election in sdvaneeto fill an anticipated va
cancy in future by the death or removal Of
the incumbent"
We understand Judge Guilds reasons in
withdrawing his resignation was upon the
advice of his friends urging such a course
and in view of the fact that his age and
feeble health would not permit him to re-
turn to an ardQous practice OF the law.
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Cal Magnar,s JnxeniIes.

The entertainment given at McClures
Hall, in Edge6eld, Friday night, for the
benefit of st. Columba's Church, was, we
believe, the first appearance in public Of
these young amateurs. The large hall was
well filed, and the evening was an emf
nently successful one in pecuniary point
of view. But the Juveniles made it even
more so, as an entertainment, delighting
their patrons with an astonishing variety Of
lyric, scenic and comic pleassntries. The
roaring farce of "Put Him Out" was
placed on the boards and rendered in a
manner that would have reflected credit on
amateurs much older and mere experienced.
The many minor items on the programme
were equally well executed, and we shall
not venture to particularize where all acted
their roles so well. 1t is with somewhat of
pride that this ''local" records this triumph
of the rising genius of Edgefeld, and we
hope that Cal Wagner's Juveniles may be
induced to repeat their pleasing entertain
ment at some early day on this side Of the
river, where We can promise them a large
and appreciative audience.
After the concert, which occupied some
two hours and half, the spacious hail was
cleared for the dance, which continued till
late hour yesterday morning.
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The ComptroIIership.


Col. Burch announces himself a candi-
date for Comptroller 10 the following circu-
lar addressed to members Of the General
Assembly:
NASHVILLE, 1S72.-Sir: 1 am candi-
date for Comptroller, and respectfully solicit
your support.
In making this solicitation feel that it is
due to myself, to the General Assembly
and to the public, to say that in the present
unsettled and unsatisfactory condition OF
our revenue laws and State finances, re-
gard the office to which l aspire the most
important in the State. Whether or some
one of my competitors is best fitted for the
position, is question Which l submit to
your individual judgment. If elected |
promise you to exercise in the discharge of
the duties of the Office close study of the
interests of the people, rigid impartiality,
promptness and decision, and that courtesy
which is due from every officer to the hum
blest citizen he serves. Respectfully,
JNo. c. BURCH.
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THE COURTS

SUPREME CoURT.-This honorable body
are engaged on the law dockets of David
son and Giles. Opinions were yesterday
delivered in these cases.
By Mcfarland, ]. Ezen vs.. Holloway
Judgment affirmed. Sweeney vs. Bowers,
admr.-appeal dismissed and cause reman-
ded. Golladay VS.. acknowledgement al
fjrmed. Childers VS.. Lewis Marks ct ais
judgement reversed, and court below to issue
alias.
By Freeman, ]. Tom Clark vs.. State
affirmed. Holmes VS.. Homer-reversed
and deer 70 to be entered here. BY Snee d,
]. Collier VS. Napier, reversed and remande d.
Hughes vs.. Acknowledgements athrm-
ed. State VS.. Durham-reVeraed and re-
manded fer new trial. State VS.. Upshear
Affirmed.
By Nicholson, Fosley, Morrison ct ais Vs.
Deashield-motion allowed. Dunavan q
Go, VS.. Acknowledgement affirmed. Stock-
ell vs.. Ryan-reversed and remanded'
Greenfield VS. HuttOn-reversed and re-
manded. and defendant in error ordered TO
pay costs. =, r,
ct ais VS.. S. D. T. McEwen ct ais, demur-
rPr0I COIL pldILldHb W SIOoo SIA VA
Hasbfook, overruled.
Hiram Vaughn, admir-. VS.. B. b. Trues-'
dale ct ais, demurrer Of defendant, jacob
Jungerman, sustained, and bill as to MIN
dismissed.
Olivia Schmidt ct ais vs.. E. Lipscomo ct
ais, judgment in favor Of complaint for
S756.70.
State of Tennessee VS.. Bank Of Tennes-
see. In this case, Isaac Litton was ap-
pointed special commissioner to report
whether or not the notes of the Bank OF
Tennessee held by T. A. Atchison and W.
NJ. Duncan were issued in aid of the late
rebellion against the United States.
VIM. Sutherland vs.. II. D. Kent, judg-
ment for complaint of $640.34.
n. Hobson VS.. James Metcslf ct ais,
judgment for complaint of 81 ,S59.10.
PROBATE CoURT.-In this court jose
phine Edwards, aged years, was bound to
Jemima Butler until is years of age.
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THE Electro-Galvanic Spectacle.


We understand that Messrs. Andrews,
Mays & Co., of Columbia, have purchased
the interest of Il. r. Driver in the hard
ware firm of Driver, Collier & Sweeny, of
this city. The firm above mentioned,
united with he former partners OF MI.
Driver, will make a strong team.
Miss Emma Nash, of this city, lady of
eminent social qualities and of considerable
literary fame, has gone to spend the winter
in Washington. She VIII make her marx
in the gay society of the capital.
Mr., w. A. Shorter, formerly of Eufaula,
Ala, who has recently become member
of the oar of Louisville, has accepted an
invitation to deliver the next literary ad-
dress in January next before the Amassa-
gassean Literary Society OF Gum eerland
University at Lebanon, Tenn. The last
lecture before this society was delivered by
ex-Goy. Henry S. Foote.. .1E "
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Our Market.

The market-place yesterday was album
dautly supplied, and it is very seldom that
a greater variety is offered at this season of
the year. In the way OF vegetables, We
noticed fine lettuce, radishes, peas OF diff
ferent varieties, cabbage, satisfy, parsnips,
celery, carrots, greens and potatoes, OF
course. The butchers stalls were well sup
Piled with choice meats, while backbones,
spare ribs, and pigs feet were plentiful.
Then there were turkeys, geese, chickens,
ducks, partridges, robbins, rabbits, venison,
squirrels and other kinds Of game, with the
usual large variety of fish, including the
famed Cumberland river Jack, and Reel
foot Lake Bass and Perch. A sufficient
amount of currency was all that was neces-
sary to get what was wanted in the eating
line,
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nnaeliuarea nisnatches.

The following kilograms rename d IN the
Western Union Office Saturday night. OF
fee hours Sunday, 9 to 10 A. M, and 8 to D
P. M: r
VIM. NJ. McNeilly, E. r. Campbell,
B7ice & johnson 2, Jas. j. Miller, John q.
Burcb, John w. Piekens, Rhea, Smith 81
Co., Jno. Porter6eld, VIM. Henry Smith,
George Marsh, Player Martin, Godhelp q
Worthan, L. Stockton, irvine &. Chase,
w. T. Glasgow, ]. E. Massengsle, s. w.
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