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10y IATIMER CLEABY,
- Auctioners and Real Estate Brokers,
Corner Of Pepnsy lv Al ia avenue and nth sfrest
Star Ofice Building

WI Ae8 Va III avenue 8nQ Iltn street.,
Star Once Building.
TRISTFES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
fK0PfhTY ON STREET, Between lSrH
AND 18th str. WEST.
- By virtue OF deed OF trust. bearing date the
&:s lst day OF June, 1877, aud recorded among he
|land records for the District of Columbis, in
Lloer No 64 at folio SS and at the request of the
premises at public auction, to the highest bidder.
on fKlDAY, the til day Of October, A. d. 1872 at
~ In square l3l, conveyed by said deed, the same
Lelhg me easternmost pineteen ll9l feet six (6l
and hye tle51 feet. The improvements comprise q
c. mi0rtable Frame Dwelling House, nearly new
Terms Of sale, cash; Of which 100 must be depos-
ieG when the property Ia struck Off and tho residue
complied with, the deposit to be forfeited ard the
gvenipg Star. FRED w JvNBS Trnatae
ocl-dts LATIMER CLEARY Aucts
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PROFESSIONAL.

lDnhani.SAE HAS REMOyED HIS OFFICE
10 no; aus 9TH STREET N. W, opposite
onNIo pundlng. sea- cow
nR; 9k0. KING has kKMOVED from hi, Old
= place on 1th street. between M aud n, 20 Nc
a4o Sth street, one door below the southwest cor.
her OF "A. au30- 2sw6m
nR. DRINKARD has removed his Office TO No
y I4O3 New York avenue NV. Office hours:
70 I0 q. m z to p. M, and .. m. seps Inn
las. y. CLEPHANE, q. BRAILYY
~. &esosrcyAer Sap. Lst VITA 0fcisl Ks
Co1Tt o. ~. o., kzaM- ysrtsys o. CbsaASe
tHeS - ChaHeeyt, q. S. QWea
CoMS., Of. Coxnr.
~ CbSYt az Claims,
CLEPAANE q RRAILER.
sTEHOGRAPHkkSA AND LAW EEPnf lara
Omces-No. ITO street, between let and "a
FACING Indiana ayenueb, and boom 332 y street
between 18th and 18th, Southern Claims CuEmissioT
bcnd1n9 Short hand Reports furnished Of teetf
mony Ano other proceedings tn Court, Deposition
NJ q. sTARKWEATHER,
ARgA!TEW,
.ENGiNEBk AND SUP NTENDEN7.
pnildtng at reduced prices. Once q the old stand
street. aulI-l.
TAAEs =. WILLIAMS,
ATTORNBiATLAW,
Room y, On second noof OF BARBOUR Law Bui,:ir,
Washington.
Gsaossi y5exs Ael Loxis,aas sssa~. pn,s-e,
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10y LATIMER OLEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest Penrsyly ania ave. and nth street,
Star Office BUILDINGS

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
fkOPERTY ON WEST SIDE OF COLUMBIA
tFOk4ERLI TURNER) STREET, BETWEEN
9TH IND 10TH AND AND O STREETS
NnkTAWEsT, CONSISTING OF TWO NEW
THREE;STnnY PREssED-BR!CK Dwell
LlNGS. WITH HALLS, GAS, WATER, &c
EH date January 10th, A. ID. 1872, and duly re-
Acoided among the land records for Washing.
ton county in the District OF Columbia the one In
lbtr No 63, folo 48 ct seq and the other in same
noer No. 6S, folio 80 ct SEQ and by direction of the
party secured thereby, shall sell at public auc.
non IN front OF the pre- mises, FRIDAY, the 1lth
day Of October, 1872, ct O'Clock ,. m, all those
lying and being in the city Of Washington, in said
District, and known and designated upon the ground
plan or plat OF said city Lots numbered one hum
drtd and thirty nine 1897 and one hundred and
forty. (l4O, In David L. Morrison and others sub
aivisos OF part Of Square three hundred and sixty
ave, lS6SJ according to a plat Of said subdivision
folio one Of the subdivision books in the survey
ors office CT said city and District, together with
the mcrovemen thereon. These properties ad-
join each other, and will be sold separately.
Terms OF sale One third cash, (Of which $50 on
each piece OF property must be paid at time of sale
and the residue in equal payments in one and two
years with ten per cent. int Great from the day OF
saieIintertst pay able semi annually-end secured
to THE satisfaction Of the Trustee on the premises
sold" or ell cash at option Of purchaser Convey
anelng and recording at purchaser or purchasers
coet III the terms OF sale are not complied with
within six days from the day of eae the Trustee re-
serves the right to resell at risk and of default
iIe purchaser after one week : g1s,ie notice.
se3o-d (Pat1 LATIMER 4 CLEARY, Aucts
~ f,Dr
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m ONEY RETURNED II
lN1 SENRAD ELiXTR
FAILS m OURE NHIIY1

To b had Of BRACE & OISSEL, corner Brfdss
and Washington streets, Georgetown, and Of Go
y. PLANT SON, corner New York avenue Nn
18TH streets, where Testimonials can be seen.
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SERVE Both ALIKs.-The New York Star
says the project of licensing houses of i'll repute
is about q he revived; also that the female in
mates ere to be "ticketed," etc. All right Says
the editor }, only put the males through the same
course as the females. This theory that the men
have '.rights'' which women are not to share in
that direction is not only unchristian but indie
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TWo;sT0RY FRAME HOUSE. ON FOURTH
STREET. BETWEEN L AND NEW YORK
AVENUE N. W., AT AUCTION.
IL On MONDAY, the 9TH day OF October, 1872
E,6 al clock D. N, We shall sell, in from. o. the
- pr misses, Part of Lot numbered nine (9.) in
square Numbered five hundred and fifteen, (5l5,)
ninety two 1927 feet six l6I inches to alley This
roperty cfers great Inducements to purchasers, as
Terms: One third cash; balance in six and twelve
MONTHS for notes bearing interest from day of SALE
secured by deed Of trust the property sold All
crnveyancinE at the cost of the purchaser. SlOO
down when the property is sold.
Cc2 d GREEN LILA MS, Aucts.
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NOTICE TO PRE-. EMPrIog CLAIMANT

Every person entitled 60 the right VI pre- eEnptioo
any of the lands within the townshi and parts a
towns above enumerated h req uired abisk
the the satisfaction Of the Registers aud s-
oeiyers Of the proper land oftces and payment
therefor soon practicable after seeing tlla
notice and before the day appointed for the COM
mencement Of the public sale OF the lands embrac-
ing the tract claimed; otherwise such claim will h
forfeited. WILLIS DRCMMOSD,
jeE-m.26
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by WIN. l.. WALL & 90, Auctioneers,
u New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and 9O2 Pennsylyan ia avenue.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
0PROPEBTY, CORNER AND 5rH STREETS,
N. T., AT AUCTION
- By virtue Of deed o. trust given to mo- and
az duly recorded in Liber 63s, folio 4l6, one Of the
land records for Washington county, d. a.,
and by written request o; the party secure thereby
Of October, 1877. AN o'clock D. m, Lots and l6
IN square S on the ground plat of the city Of Wash
feet, and improved by large three-stor dwelling
House The above property is situated in rapidly
of buyers.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in 8, 10 and 10
months; notes bearing per cent. interest and
secured by deed Of trust the mises All
conyeyanSipg at purchasers cost The trustee
the right to resell the property the pur.
chaser or purchasers do not comply with the terms
within nve days from time Of sale. A deposit of
$500 will be required as SOON as the property is
knocked off. -
JOHN N. DUNCANsON. Trustee.
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bEAL EhTATE

- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED uuti,
MONDAY, the 7th day of October, 1874 same hour
and place, By order 81 the Tr ustse
eel 4 GREEA + VILLA Ms, Aucts
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JOHN M. DUNCANSON, Truste
oc4 2tawSds WIN. l.. WALL Il CO., Auct
LIMITED STATES MARsHALy SALE OF A
~ STOCK OF FANCY GOODS, at the Store
Of Miss Anna X Humphreys, No 1909
Fetreet N. W by VIM L. Wall

Fetreet N. W, by VIM L. Wall
Co., Auctioneers
In virtue Of q writ of ier facias issued from the
Columbia and TO directed, 1 will sell at pnblic
sale for Cash, or WEDNESDAY. the 9th cay Of
following goods and chat.els, to witt small Desk
lot Linen Table Cloths, large lot Muslin plsin and
striped hot Bishop Lawn, lot Victoria AVN, lot
Hosierfes lot Ladies and Children Hats and Caps,
To- Curtain Material, lot Ladies' Ties large 10.
Ribbons. large lot Trimmn large lot Collars lot
Ladies Corses, large lot cts lot Sacks lot Under
sslrts largo lot FIingas. lot of Edging large lot
Hendkerchiefs, lot TucKing, lot Cambria, lot Nan
sock Muslin, 10: Fans Together with large lot of
other articles usually sold at such establishment
seized aud levied upon the goods ard chattes of
ALna h. Humphreys, and will be sold to satisfy ex.
eeu,ton Nc. l0,00l, in favor of Rice, Goodwin,
Walker Co.
ALEX. SHARP. q. s. Marshal D. G,
oc4 ts BY WIN L. WALL b CO ,Aucts
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u AYLR DAD

REAL ESTATE MORTGA g 4
COsnbt3leH.
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by LATIMER CLEARLY,
- AuctIoneers and Real Estate Brokers.
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue ana ilth n
Star Once BuildinRs,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-11
MISCEKxANE0Usl

THE HERALD ALMANAC.
IA. ITS FIRST GREAT ISSUE
win be the event of since "Poor Rchard time In
almanac lore Its pages will be found inexhauslbs mine
Of reference and Information
Every subject of interest-FmancAl and Agricultural,
Legal and POLITICAL Commercial and governmental, Chrome
logical and Neurological National and Genera At Home and
Aero.ds made sp abstract and brief chronicle" OF the
THE HERALD ALMANAC POLITICALLY
viii be the wade OF politicians, without which theiE
speculaons In the coming Presidential election must be all
Among M FIRST enumerated specaltes will be found hss
The EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT AND THE DEPART.
MENT OF JUSTICE,
OF the Representatives of the Government at Foreign Cous
and of Foreign Minister'S Consuls and REPRESENTATIVES, az
ashington and principal and cities throughout the
United States; Of Collectors of Customs, &c; OF
FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS,
their Rulers Cabinet Ocers, Capitals Population Estent
TEXT OF THE LATE
MONEY ORDER CONVENTION
Between This Country and Europe with the Postal and
Money Exchange Rates. and Alpha betical List OF Money
Order Post Oces Great Britain ana Ireandal forming
valuable not only TO the people OF ne
United States. but to al Europe 4
All this with previously enumerated specates, TO bS
FIRST GREAT ISSUE OF
THE NEW YORk HERALD ALMANAC
FOR 1879,
TO be issued IN q few DAYS.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE (n0- 80 CENTS
See tomorrow mornings and future advertisements.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM yAoHrs


Steamship Oceanic (Br, Thompson, Liverpool Dec g. and
Queenstown 2ad with mdse and passengers to Il Sparks.
a .sa: the s,s
Un. ;s ss Of r nc ~, propeller
& he :' ss Sns tbs and ss
were bcyn into shIeds although quite The deck wa.
s r a,yi e.. Ts o 80 that
SS g 9Th brig
@
Ds'sf v v; G G: Dss g...s
fP S:o1 s'T Orleans Jan with
m ssss%:ah sf Tow@:n Savannah Jan with
ssa% as% sSna ssy.p with
Win heavy s . sn siFsp p.: "SE;s
ss io.r NC days.
CO.. Ss sss sg @
G. ia SsS:
days with variable weather Nov 10 lat IS 81 s. lon 70 4
to MASTER and hs eS G.y Sa. in
saEs KeaT S o. Hewitt sasnshse Avg with tea: to
Cape Of Good Hope NOV Helena sCs CROSSED he
E%s.s Dec e 1R r sd q:
rG's saRs asss soE - .p Tna. Sv
msn DAY: Out. 'Ap D''oO'D 'D' from AOa''
good weather. "'N INV
Barx An,Ona oamosn d.aN Brana,o, Newcastle 81 days,
With Goa. TO orders made the middle passage and vars
BARK ye :, E,.I I:s Gss.ss SeypS. d days with rail-
and had variable weather. has been IL days OF Bermuda
py days: To 10
west ives Of Bsrmua, s'f ana had fine
to Funch Edys Coz Passed cSrsa4 T o ma ss
Sns n 10
n Bark Midas, Higgns Lessor1 Noy 49, and Gibraltar
sorsnd psafScrn Co. Came .oahen 1p
pss .s. s *. p # hl,.., y Ea Gs:
IRON caIlnsgena spsin for Boston
oodse PaSensied Co. Has been days norm M a
teras with strong NV winds.
r BARK Dag mar SNor Johsnn..sen, calcos IT, lie days
la oeen days north of Hat'eras with sirong and NV
. Brig rrenmor Nor, Olsen. Newcastle "a days with coal
ts. been LOON The southern passage and had fine weather.
oo sfis stephen Bishop Russell Rio Janso 10 days with
s IN lon 81 70 Msss Eed Way Crossed The equator Dec
'G% north ' u esssy .ea Dee
port FOR Canso soss snp Martin Van Rassan from New
ss,e o'sSaayon Roberts, Pernambuco 40 DAYS with
op ~ .per Crossed the equator December g. IN
van strong jan oa h i% s' sSss. Sax
sri. Germ %, Ns rsm DemsraIa Tor Baltimore
ssy ballast. ro-Sdsss s co." sssip p.a r5eidsa
81 s ns'i ga WIN strong nor,beriy wiuds "
coffee to Perez Abar HAD nm Ma,sssSe u c.y. with
wsris and ssiey been das oS'a 10. and boat, stove bull
sshI Isaac Diver penne Cays. IL ssy. With coa.,
Of Haersi with snons 0 nos.t smith Co. Bsen
Cenco'eague' spoke ship Reoulion from Mp pt On
sehr Carrie Woodbury., Woodbury., savannah = a.,..
With lumber W master '~'"AoAn' oay'
sl' sSs ws 70 Mount Sc With
WeasheSi has been 10 days north Of Ha,kraA 'o''~'o
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y a ne ;sss xs,shun and finally died Y eonyu.ons
saId ne mao attended Of Of this disease and
VIDE exper,ence; that frequently ne was en-
yphu T spotted fever but which In their termination were
BY all the symptoms OF cerebra tpina menn
n and wa. admirable description of the disease,
he had seen number Of cases Of tartar
smesc poisoning. only one of which had proved
ton q the SYSTEM skin moist and insensibe handling
AND powerful increase Of urinary secretion III will be
observed mat these symptoms were exactly oppose TO those
reported by Dr. Williams In the case OF Ketchuml The
witness said II was the practice Professor N K Smith,
his fome precepto TO large quantities of tartar emetc
TO secure sufficient relaxation for the reduction Of dsoca
anestheic lie then described violent
poisoning which he bad attended.
IN reply TO question by Mr. Steele, Ia whether
after taking an overdose OF tartar emeic
night could walk down stas from the third story the
and back again. he said he said he might
ecwn hs cen. opern, but he never coulo have gotten
About one O'Clock the witness the State
or erossexamnation. In questions he stated
death from cerebrospsnai meningitis cause could
not be accurately ascetaned until wonderful
or me human sysem was opened for inspection and
Hs ytoelecric forces discovered His attention first
caneo 70 the case BY number OF Physcians at the meeting
OF medical association CORTLAND street, IN Baltimore
paper containing the symptoms in General ketchums
d. .%9 o .1S mp,o%, VITA hos ssck he Saa
then cited number where the disease had been
mistaken Tor yphus fever and treated SUCH but which,
were vertable cases OF cerebro-spinal meningitis.
Dr. Balze also took alude the fact
death report for the city Of Baltimore made by the Board Of
guenty diseases cassed wrong Names
times The presence Of Diseases altogether
s Ss ane G x. w shs
Court adjourned at three O'clock
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OCEAN STEAMERS.


DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK pom TIN
MONTHS VI JANUARY AND FEBRUARY.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 10. 1872.
CLEARED.

Guion. -" S' "'"'sms
s,sam:hip CITY OF Galveston, Rowland New orieans-c
Co. ~'' fofis
R Seamshp 81, Apemsrie Couch Norfolk. City Point
steamship Regulator, Freeman, Philadelphia Lorllard
BARK Ulrika swe. Bredenberg, Cork Wilmington, NO
bar. Bark Jenny tRus, BJorkquist Rotterdam-Tetens 4
Bark Fredlief tNor, vost, Bremen-Tetens Bookmaun
Co. ava ''"e Dios
Bng San petro d,a Lauro, Gibraltar for ordersFunch
Brig Naples {Brl, Kerr, Aspinwan,C Swain &oo
schr Sarah Reed, Reed. Para-Fraucis Moran W.
Schr Crank Howard Dennis, Para-F q Guimaraes
Schr N Atwood DOane, Baracoa-B Wenberr
Schr Electric, Murray, Corpus Christi-Eyans Bali Co
4 Bros. -" "'ui'
Schr Minie MOVE, Porter Fernandina-Evans Ball A Co.
Co. " '~e"n'h
Schr Smith, Baldwin, New haven Rackett Bro.
Schr Eva ii Lewis, Lewis New London-Il w jackson A
Co. " " '~'A'o"
Steamer " bruue, Foster, Baltimore.
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NEBRASKA,

Recall Of the Constitutional Convention Act
Probable Impeachment Of the Governor.
OMAHA, Jan. 10, 1872
In the State Legislature to-day bill recalling the
constitutional convention passed the Senate.
probable.
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bcnr Ecnpee nownVee, rorhtoWp, va Wild Wooo W Ove
ton Hawkins.
schr Trade Wind, Fort, Virginia
schr N HAYS, CranmeT, Virginia.
bchr Bags Payson, Virginia.
Schr j Vaughn, Vaughn, Virginia
Schr N Aldridge, Swain, Virginia
Schr J Hoyt, Cranmer, Virginia n,
schr W Brown, wicks, Georgetown, DC, for Prov
dence.
schr Hart, Hart, Georgetown, DC.
Schr A Il Reynolds, Supple, Delaware.
Schr John Brill, Jones, Delaware
Schr Union, Palmer, Delaware
Schr sinnickson, WindsmaIe, Newcastle, De.
Schr 8 Miller steemen, Philadelphia for Boston.
The ship Missouri, Bradburn from Glasgow which arrived
the 9Th reports the southern passage and had me
weather, with light Winds up Haeras from thence,
days. with strong and NE winds.
Passed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Chesapeake johnson, Portland for New York,
with mdse and passengers. 10 Ames .
schr Ella q Mccain, Cook, st Andrews, NIB, for New
YORK, with fish TO master. ........ .....
schr rye.co Merriman, Portland for New York. with
schr Cobb Kennedy Rocklandfor New York, with lime
10 II Browne
schr Peter D. Smith, Gloucester for New with fish
master.
schr Anna Frye Smith, Portland for New York, with lum
schr Annie Mnfohie Merrill Providence for New York.
schr John Slusman, Adams. Boston for New York.
SchT Mary Tce, Durham, New Haven for Port Johnson
BOUND EAST.
Schr Sarah Elizabeth, Jones' New York for Oyster Bay.
schr Evelne, BaRley Ellzabethport for Belfast
Schr Idaho, Avery, Port johnson for Portland.
Schr Mantle Morris, Port johnson for Taunton.
Scnr Parker. Carpenter. New York for Glen Cove.
Steamer Nets, Davis, New YORK for Providence.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
TAYLOR h CO., Bankers,
No. IL Wall street. New VI

Prizes cashed and information furnished. The hahest
rates PAD Tor Douboons, NIL kinds Gold Silver,
spanish Bank Bills, Government Securities &c. Orders
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Passed Through Hell Gate,
SAILED.

Steamships Idaho, Liverpool; City OF Galveston New Or
leans Zodiac Newborn, NC; Albemarle, Richmond, Ac
Regulator, Phlladel phia
Wind at sunset w, light.
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OfoA.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
n the courts OF different States No publicity Advice
free. Notary Public aud Commissioner for everl State
FL KING Counsellor. Al Law. 353 Broadway.
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
IA different States de serton &C., sufficient cause ~
publicity no charge until divorce granted advice iee. M
HOUSE, Attorney, $50 Broadway.
BARGAINS IN TEAS, CoFFEEs, GROCERIES AND
ID Provisions warranted to su the palate and me pockets
OF the mi iion THOMAS A1NEW,
$50 Greenwich street, New YORK.
DILLlARDS--CYR1LLB DION WILL PRACTICE
ID with Maurice DAY. AT 3 Broadway, every evening" LOT
his match with l. A. Yates
". vANDEwATEA ..,-.-. .....,,
u. OTFIOE, CABINET AND MERCANTILE FuhNf
TURE MANUFACTURERS -
70 Ann auo iS3 WiInam streets New YORK.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-10
FOR SALE.
StLE.-ON ACCOUNT OF

EOR >ALE.-oN ACCOUNT OF IEPARTttE
l. of the owner for Europe; Sea Glen flanta
ton" located near the shore, thirty five miles
from New Orleans and about three and a hitlf
miles from Lockout on the New bIi"ans and No
bile railroad The place frOuts upon water naNl
gable steam boats and sailing vessels has about
a+O acres of excellent hammock land; about 40
open for culture: and will produce one bale to the
acre OF either Sea Island or Up and cotton; large
gin house and machinery for both; is hntly ADAPT
ed for tOb4s rice, and espe claly 10 ffl
and stock growing; ia above all overflow guarail-
terd perfectly heslthful and free from eplde US;
excellent fishing, bunting, boating and bithlnS
facilities. Thcle about 2O0O acres OF valuable
timbe red land navigable water and almost III
eXhaustible banks Of AXE bank shtIIs" The resi-
dcuce is large. well bH and commands avery eXttn
sve vieN; The grounds tastilN laid ont IN lawn ana
ptrttITe with abundance OF bearing orange, pecan
and her Fl uit trees. There are gin house, barn,
stable, blacksmith shop, poultry house, quarters,
al hru@, 2lar and bath house. The supply Of
ater for drinking and for stock is excellent aud
.vrr falling | viii sell the place as il stands.
ucked and furnished, N les horses, clitle pom
.y implements = achInery, tools, seine, hoats,
.nusc and kiTohcD furniture, etc. Terms of pay,
u-nt easy. refer, by permission. to GEORGE
SMITH. ESD, Commercial Gator Press. and CORES
d OGDEN No - CaInudrlrt street. Parties WHO
de- ir. 10 =, g the place leave New Orleans by
Il 4. NJ O.3 p. VI. trains (~undtys 4. NJ and
ii a1vav nd boat #t Lookout to convey them
to my wh,rf. Po5torce address, OK 4Z9, New
OrIptDs s. TN LER READ.
it limo
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WHOLE NUMBER 1854.

gramme has exhausted its vitality, and hs
expected in future conservatism would pre-
vail in all new questions.
All the city journals have articles on the
assas sination of James Fisk, Jr. They cite
the cases OF Richardson and Crittenden,
attribute the frequency Of such deeds to
the peculiar civilization of America, and
denounce the laxity of public sentiment
and the weakness Of the courts which make
the carrying of concealed weapons SO gen
eral in the United States.
The Tones arrives at the conclusion that
the assassin,,s pistol in this case only killed
Fisk. The spirit of which he was tho incar
nate representative is still living and strong
in the city of New York.
The Queen and members OF the royal lam
ilv nave gone to Osborne.
The announcement that the trial of
hostages taken by Germans for Outrages
committed ON their soldiers in France com
menccd to-day was premature. There is
reason to credit the Standards statement
of last week, that the German officers viii
not proceed to extremes.
Napoleon will soon publish historical
work. with startling revelations regarding
the French military system
PARIS, January 9.-Baron Won ArniIn,
German ambassador To France, to day pre-
sented his credentials to NJ. Theirs. No
ceremony was observed, but the embassa-
dor reiterated his former expressions OF
friendship for the French nation.
NJ. Gontant Biron, French ambassador to
Germany, has telegraphed to his govern
ment that he has beep most tiatteringly re-
ceived by Prince Bismarck.
a committee OF republican electors called
on Nautrain to-day and begged him to re-
member that his election was an expression
OF the peoples desire that the assembly re
turn to Paris.
The radicals have been successful In
three of the seventeen districts for vacant
seats in the assembly.