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+ GRASS CLOTH SRIRTS, &c.
i HAVE this day received the following goods:
$50 grass cloth Skirts 3esG
20 pieces new style colored Bereges, for dresses
Handsome Balzarines and Lawns, large supply
100 pieces Swiss and Book Muslns
$50 dozen ladies' white and black Cotton Hose
I case superior Irish Linens
large assortment of Domestic Goods of every
description ~ Nat
The above goods wore purchased at auction at
very low prices and will be sold at moderate adj
vance. is-sg Il, e. WASHlN1ION. 4
jyl5-3taw2wf
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u - s1I1uN-f7UUOE LUIS FOX MILE "
i UBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS ON
THE ALMS-HOUSE SQUARE.-The Commits
sioaer of the Almshouse will, on Tuesday, the 23d
of July, (insant at o'clock in the afternoon, offer
at public sale, the premises, the tier Of lots in the
Alms-,ouse squares lying on 7th street. or such por-
ton of them, and such other portions of the lots and
property on said square, including the buildings it
may appear expedient to offer at the time of sale.
The terms will be: One-sixth Of the purchase MON
ey at the time sale, and the remainder in FIVE equal
annual instruments, to be secured to the satisfaction
Of the Mayor and Corporation Attorney
ss8 r. w. DYER & co. M "a
jyl8-itd Auctoneers.
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HOUSES For RENT ON C.aPITOL HILL

4 HOUSES FOR RENT ON CAPITOL HILL.
a. THE west three-story brick house, which is
MuN in the occupancy of Mrs. Ballard, can be had
at any time by making application to J. w. Beck,
who can be found at all times at his Office East
Capitol street, next to Capt. Clements dwelling
Also; One two-story brick house, in the immediate
neighberhood of my residence, on A street east,
third square from the Capitol.
jy 10 J. w. BECK.
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JUDICIARY SQUARE.-Our attention has been
called of late to the offensive state Of tho north
ern half Of the Judiciary Square, which, in addi-
ton to its occupancy by all the pig-styes and
cow-houses Of the neighborhood, is now used as a
depot for manure, filth, &c. We perceive that a
squatter has recently located himself upon the
ground, and purposes further to beautify its ap-
pearance by the removal Of the lookup house
from the Insane Hospital grounds, to the centre
of this green. Would it not be well for the Com
missioner OF the Public Buildings, who we believe
has charge Of this square, to direct his attention
to this natter and do something to relieve the cit
liens residing in that quarter from this eye-sore
and nuisance? s.
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BY THIS EVENINGS MAIL.
THE star or THE SOUTH 1
From the New Orleans Bee of the 18th n
e LOUISIANA ELECTION.
GOOD NEWS FROM OUACHITA!
WING GAINS!!

BOKDELON PROBABLY ELECTED!!!
Yesterday evening we received letters from two
highly respectable gentlemen, one living in Qua.
chita and the other in Caldwell, furnishing full
returns from that district. The news is most
cheering. Ouachita gives Al majority to Morse,
Caldwell 50; Union gives Bordelon 30 majority;
Morehouse go, and that part Of Franklin which
votes with the 4th district gave % Wing MAORI
ty. In the Ouachita district, Downs is elected to
the Convention as Senatorial delegate, without
opposition, and Farmer, Locofoco, and Garrett,
Wing, as district delegates. For the Legislature
the vote as reported is as follows:
Ray, Wing 1875 Payne, Loco 266
May. Wing 295 Thomas, Loco 293
We have gained one member certain, and pro-
badly two Our majority in the House can not
be less than SIX, and is probably EIGHT.
The returns from the 4th district, which we
subjoin, render Bordelons election quite likely.
All the parishes are heard from, except Bossier
and De Soto. The vote of Bossier, we are con.
6dent, is included in that Of Claiborne, and De
Soto can not give 100 Locofoco majority. Bor-
delon's present majority is 81. The contest is
excessively close, just as in 40 between Moore
and VIM. Whoever is elected has precious
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FORTUNES HOME.

The prizes, estill they Gomez sold yesterday in
class 1903 Is 70, prize Of $1,000 and 36 IS 70,
prize of $500. Send your orders to KiRKwooD's-
Look out for something big in the following grand
scheme, where the chances are equal
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WaNTED.

WANTED.
n GENTLEMAN, Ga clerk in ofice,) wishes to
get board for himself and wife in small and quiet
family retired from the avenue. Address P. t.,
through the Post Office jyl7-3t
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U- A MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES
of the Clay Club, will be held tomorrow evening
at the Club House at "a o'clock.
.0 !. WALTER LENOX,
iyl9 Chairman.
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AUCTION SALES.



n ngFREGERaTORs ar AUCTION
IN FRIDAY AFTERNOON, July IN, at o'clock,
ws sell n front Of my store several very supeusor
new Reirigrratoss, small, middle, and large sizes.
and will positively be sod 70 the highest bidder,
without regard to cost. NJ :. m 3
The above Re .rigeratcrs were manufactured by
OLIvrR EvASs, No Is, Che,put street, Philadelphia,
and are not 70 Be surpassed By any manufactured in
The United States si q ". MARSHALL, s
Jy l6--dts 5lfs @4f8fr Auctonecr
TO .MILLLN.ERS& STR.aW BONNET MAKERS.
Tor SAl. Il - the stock and implements offs straw
i bonnet and millinery establishment, for sale a
bargain if Immediately applied for. The owner be-
ing about to return to Europe, persons wishing 10
gage in the above business win find this good OPP
Porunity, there being every thing ready 10 carry
the business viz: Bleach Boxes, Blocks, and press
ing machine, with small and good assortment of
Bonnets, gentlemen's summer Hats, Ribbons, Silks,
sc. &c.
nT II the above is not sold at private sale by the
LIST Of August it will be sold at auction on that day.
at 4o'clock, P. M. ~ --4}S Isl EeE sf 3fI
Enquire Of Mr.. Thomas Coraock. r street, btw.
9th and 7th 4af pt VIM MARSHALL. 20 il
JyiS-dts &it4 / Il "a Auctioneer.
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MAGAZINES &c.--G. Brooke, periodical agent,
with his usual promptness, has laid upon our table
the August numbers of the Lady's Book and
esting reading matter, and embellished with beau.
tiful engravings. Cooley has beautiful engrav-
ing, - the Mill Boy" (Which Mill Boy--of the
Slashes) and Graham an excellent likeness Of J.
Fennimore Cooper the popular author, and one
Of the contributors to the Magazine.
We have also received from Mr.. Brooke No
6 of Harper's Illuminated Bible, and No. Of the
Wandering Jew" a translation from the French
of Eugene Sue, by H. w. Herbert. Esq.
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u GLEE CLuB.-The Washington city Clay
Glee Club will meet at Concert Hall on this
(Friday) evening, at 8 o'clock. An attend
ance Of all the members is earnestly desired, and
particular attention is directed to the hour Of
meeting.
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80
Sons OF TEMPERANCE We understand that a
charter was lately granted by the Grand Division
Of the State of NV York (n'w exercising the
powers Of the Grand Fountain Head Of the United
States to form a Grand Division Of the District of
Columbia. 1t was instituted on Monday, the
9th inst, when the following ofcers were elected:
John ID. Clark, Grand Worthy Patriarch
William Whitney, Grand Associate
Charles w. Boteler, Grand SCRIBE
l.. a. G.mright, Grand Treasurer
Taos. N Davy, Grand Conductor
z. X. Offutt. Grand P. w. Patriarch
/ F. A. Dunn, Grand Sentinel
1t is gratifying to learn that within fifteen
months four Divisions have been organized in the
District, numbering three hundred MEMBERS
The Sons of Temperance are rapidly increasing,
lsU Nat. Int
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100000
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,

/ hLEhhINDNIN LOI NM,
internal improvements in the District Of Columbia
Glass d FOR 1914.
To be drawn in the city of Alexandria, D. c. on
Saturday, July ~, 1914.
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Orders for Tickets in the above splendid lottery
and all other lotteries now drawing will meet with
prompt and confidential attention II addressed to
A. w. KIRKWOOD,
jy 10 One door east Of Browns Hotel
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REPEAL ASSOCIATION.

At the usual weekly meeting Of this body, on
the Oath ultimo Mr.. d. O'Connell, junior, was
excellent health and spirits, and in particular
that Mr. O'Connell was never better, and never
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~ FOR SALE, OR WILL BE EXCHANGED FOR
1SCITY PnOPERTf-Two very fine Farms. ia the
~eeuuy Of Columbia. containing about $50 acres each.
LUDLOW, hsq of CIaverack and within and half
miles Of the city Of Hudson. The Hudson railroad and
turnpike both along the borders and hrou al
each They superb ORDER and beautifully cooded and
waered Exclusive Of the usual farming the mradows
yielded last year bet aud three hundred
They would be well adapted for stock gazng the mill
made the afte be the Ne York
ket a daylight the morning
patuiar description Of TIE property scarcely
cessly, the purchaser will doubt by personal asfec
ton, ascertain for himself its value.
he Farms in thu possess Of William H. Ludlow Jr.
from whom information concerning them be
For tens apply at IA Barclay street to .
IA 3taw Imrc JOHN e.. STEVENS.
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NIB LOS
CONSERV,3 TORY AND SEED EST3BLT SHMENT


ARRIVALS OF FRESH SEEDS.
yz4e THE SUBSCRIBER, in acknowledging the libere
&a atronage received By him this for which he
grateful beg to inform his and the pub
(which de by himself when in Europe last winter with
great ca and wi bout any regard to
yeIa packet ships from London and Havre.
ad % Po~ & .n Of
are yety rare aud will be found well worthy the attention Of
Vegetable and Weld Seeds also imported of those
kinds only which Ibe T. be obtained at foreign
ket 9th sorts for which the American rrodu tons
for his establishment on!y-a Of which cao be strictly relied
upon as beiug genuine, aad in fact, are warranted
fact thst I'll the Seeds from this sh3uld
bear genuine character caused all the old seeds (procured
%o an yesepe by Rr H. Faasn pa bis n
Broad STREET the 9th Dec last aud he with confidence
hand
Double hasAn extensive collection of Ties. beautiful
gro wers and buhs Of Prize FLOWERS
exhibited ia England during the last They
10 will he ready fr sale ia due Catalogues
tanning full description OF each yartt tsgener with
IT ans for their Culture Will he published at early
peiioa.
large collection of fine healthy plants Flo,oe, are
onsefyatores which Will be found desirable ornaments for
Bouaot Baskets aud Vases Of Flo xes can be procured
Froii aud oma mental Trees Shrubs hardy Roses &c. in
| great yariety; g..
Flower Tiger Lily Jacobean Lily uberose. &c &C. Tor
oysI sand; Es.S T Cog, ?ye ys's; s sad Fe.
large ASSORTMENT Of Ganenirg Tools Horit utura and
ASgsa ,s Book &c q bang &, LOW paIcys
haying been pur chased FOR sh adv ntageous
The Third AnnuaICstaogueis cour OF publication
and will be ready o' delivery tgra) early TIE ensuing
ftf e r sg. 70 s1s,s,y
NO come ton with other establishment f20 trnrc
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Resulting in balance of S2,7SS, 1875 IS
From this, however, is
to be deducted for est
mated losses on bills,
discounted loans on
stocks, Nc, .......... 1885, 90
And for estimated depre-
ciated in the value OF
state bonds belonging
TO the company, princ-
pay in Europe, ...... 100000 90 t56, 800 90
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IRA FOR 5ALE-TuE LEASE, FtrRNI URE ID
ETH FIX tUREs OF 4 FIRST CLASS HOTEL, which
. ea established four Lodging House and
The bed furniture is OF tne best quality.
TIE BiI rCqU aud alo n td a style
by Hotsfh the Union All the fast fixtures with
the Lease but large portion q the other fixtures and furniture
will be removed IL reqped The above house doing
businessbut it is expected that will believe this
bare but will be proved tn the sisact of tie
most scepta, who wish purchase Possession to be
gy.n the first Of May pest partner with cash capital
Of 81 000 and gofd quaih cond.ct the esabl Ism
would etakru il preferred The lat conditio
the present proprietor will be other bu
which ~ require the major part Of is time Address
+. J. X Al HI, o1c. ms imsr
I'm FOR SALE-A piece Of land containing tLoa 20
1TSl0 beautifully located the Paterson Turnpike
DA Roat, COMMANDING extensive view IN all directions.
1t the aekenssck River and ia fall Of Newark
overlooking all the surrounding country admirable
site for geniemsn's Edeace bei1g five miles from Ho
beken at seesueas n ,, in the neshb95haod of good
DOCK, No 90 Perry street of the J. q. UNDER
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MAGNIN's
LUCINA CORDIAL,
nD III TYTD nE nUE


FOR the speedy and certain Of female iIrexulAres i'm
constitutional debility whether the result of imprudence i'll
accident
The sensation produced by this du medical
Paris has bel nearly equaled By its introduction
America, Nume testimonials have been received from
those whose eonsa!icn vas mer- wreck but who have
been invigoraed by parable Cordial Others who
had aned their health by their folly
10 and in this cordial the Of restoration ate all other
medical aid had been used The hitherto childss fire.
side has often been rendered happy and the pm the imont
and the have exued in the elasticity and
of bygone days.
II of the interior villages Of New York
which by the Of bottles of fucna Cordial
compile after four of bitter dappo lbed
rejoice the of the fondest hopes Of married
life
The sgea for the city of A., New York, sold hottie
gentleman who had been afflicted with disease Of the nrethfa
for eleven In few days he returned and said he had de-
rived far benefit from the bottle THAI from medic Al
treatment for eleven He immediately bought six bottles
Our fprbIds 10 the u winch
1T liberty ,e.r The universal satisfaction which
this nestmsble Elixir has given not single complaint hav
ing b,en made Of the least proofs Of its allied
exceencs.
Price So per bottle
sold at 30 Nassau New York 20 North Sixth street, Pla
delphia Smith Fowe, 1873 Washington street, Boston
fs27 In rac
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VALUABLE MILL PROPERIY
FOR SALE.

A tbs LARGE EXTENSIY FIGURING MILL
c.: and Water Tvileges situate II Fort Montgom. ~,
IL Orange Co.nt, sts'e Of ew York, sdjoiaing the Had
River The Mil ia complete order aud ready
operations Immediately IL is res in height and
% by 43 iset hiss two large shit VIII s arly
four bdrr all other
chineIy with and du noie II water.
bic Of driving other large works 4 required
On the premises tn iod WE'LL Houses Cooper
Shop, one Bar,, and ohsrout buildings.
Also, about forty acres OF Land.
There also about two nnndred Of Meadow Land
puchsssd years since IT The Il rvoir we
has newly erected durable and subssu dam
contau enough to supply The mill twelve weeks.
OF long drought
Tnir situation is yef convenient for the nanuiac urnc
iron wire heavy rticles there land
vessels carrying one hundred to the
mill at tide.
Possession given the LIST Of May For further paeu
lars apply 10 the proprietor Ga the pr mises, or TO
JCAN SUY IAN,
~ Beaver strest. up stairs, and
UNDERHILL HAWXHURST,
Inll 0.xk NJ Il
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To the Public.

To the Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-daiIy newspaper-puo,
lshed every day of the year except New Years day ana
Fourth of July Price cents per copy-or 81 70 per an
num-postages paid--cash in advance
THE WEEKLY HERALD-Publshed every saturday
nornng-prce 81 cents per copy, or % IL per annum-
hostages paid, cash in q vance.
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation Of
he Herald il over THIRTY THOUSAND. and increasing
st has the largest circulation Of any paper this city
or the word and is therefore the best channel for business
the city country Prices moderae-cash in ad
vance
PRINTING Of all kinds executed at the most moderate
price and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPRIEToR THE HERALD EsrABLBHMENr,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
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GOLD LEAF REMOVAL
THE SUBsCRlBER has lin qneuce Of being under
mined Ia "rentn by some gentleman Gold Beaten,
moved his Gold Leaf Factory
No % RE.9DE STREET,
Only three doors from his old stand whe confident has
old ffiends will follow. quality Dentists Gold Foi.
J. L. WAUGH,
mi 2wsec Practical Gold Beaten. No 0, Kesde street
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4tm FOR SALE-On Staten Island within mile OF the
Qulentne, small Farm Of fifteen ab halt
covered with wood the balance suitable
garden purposes There modern story house with
kitchen adjoining and falling well BY the door Also,
barn and large variety OF fruit For further
enquire of THOMAS s CARY,
fla I'm m Quarantine Staten Island,
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Yrxf A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-The nn,
2ormery owned and occupied by Jon sthen Ward Esq,
in the upper part Of the town Of East Chester,
etchester touBty 20 miles from th city OF New York.
the Post Road. and quarter Of mile from the Harlem kal
road.
The above Farm contains about hundred Of Land
which under hish state Of cultivation well watered and
fenced with double twosory dwelling and number Of
buildings att chad
The above dwelling of land occupied AZ
the Bronx hven and Post Office known Marble HALL
N the above farm and DAZZLING sold before the 18th Of
same purpose Inquire of kahn MORGAN near the pre-
mi ses or j. l.. MORGAN, Al Fulton st.
B.-Ths farm is we'll adapted for a milk dairy.
fe9i 1mao
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Leaving a balance of

Leaving balance OF $2,32I 1886 35
From the above statement II viii be seen that
over $500 600 considered absolutely lost in bad
debts and by the sale of state bonds and other Sc
cufities up to that period, and was deducted from
the capital appears by the statem"nt made to the
Comptroller in January, 1871
1t will be recolleced that the period now alluded
to was one Of great commercial depression The
banks of Pennsylvania and those south and west
were suspended, the difficulty arising from the
boundary question and other causes had put an end
the sale OF state stocks abroad and prices were
much reduced al home real estate was depressed
in value, individual insolvencies were frequent, and
the interest upon bonds and mortgages held by the
company ceased to be punctualiy paid, collections
OF every kind were nearly suspended, and the ut
most difficulty existed in meeting the company s
engagements.
Upon my accepting the presidency IN Oct her,
lSae, the directors, at my suggestion, adopted inea
sures to reduce the expenses OF conducting the bu
siness Of the company, by winch saving was Ell
fected TO the amount of Sl5, 900 per annum.
Attempts were made TO extend the Tune oil pay
ment for the large debts OF the company, so AZ 10
avoid the necessity of forced sales OF property AT
large sacrfce funds were provided 10 pay inc small
err demands which could not be postpened.
II was hoped that by this policy the property oil
the company might be preserved aud eventually re-
alised without severe loss its debts paid, and suff
cient assets left to enable the company to recon.
mence business with advantage to the stockholders
The course pursued was approved by the stock
holders and creditors, and would, am convinced
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- FOR sALE-A neat aud very convenient Cottage on
c: the Mill Road, North Shore. Satsn Island, Within fl
teen minutes .sk Of either the CrstIet.n or Port keh
mond steamboat landing Attached to the Cottage is half
Of excellent land with variety Of young and thrifty x
Enquire the premises Of
fI2 In JEREMIAH SMITH
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FOREIGN LETTER OFFICE, at the Commerci aI Circu
lar Office 63h Wall street Letters will BE- forw ,rded "a
london Liverpool, Hare South An RIGA, West Indies AND
Also, Letters will be forwarded Boston daily az cents
each. r +, sNp W
ms Iwsec ~
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PALE YELLOW SOAP FOR FAMILY USE.
"A soaps ''S'
Esse ,ce., Patchoal, Rose Musk, Verbena, &c. &c.
Eau de Cologne, and Lavender Water
Peach. Rose sid Florida Water.
Perfume Bags aud Toilet Powder
With evsry article comprising entire Perumery lowe,
SOAP WORKS. 70 Trinity P1.ce,
ml2 imsc late Lombr ,tcst.
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r, s,,ruil spnetlof cut. VI law and chshcsff
~ cootinged by adlurnm.al and held tor the '5',''
oi Amherst at the crufi house On THURSDAY the -''
day OF August, lola ,.,.
= Marriott and - Hardesy. mstehahis
and partners lradu1 under The firm and style oil MAIN
oil 4 lardssiy, David II. Lyman, rrnd'e',n' ,e's
& R.lley NorDurue b. spolsaood add Nancy o2taha
.ho sue as well IN their behalf as II sorh oief o
the creditors Vt Ihoalas T. Eneii aud X 'oer n feno'e
Ion as may way To beeouie piain Ills ana cn'e'l,o !"
,b 81 ms sut Plsiaatis.
dgains.
Thomas T.. Emett and k ,baft y. fsndlean' iale
psf,n r. trading under the ,e and firm di thell =
predlelon. Martha NJ. Peii1letoo, Mary f.. vile 81
IiIbst n. Peudlecn, and ElzabeIh Il. wIe| nouns
l. Eu.ii, D''e"oa"'a.
IL CH,acEaY.
The curt doth order that o The cuiInlssionefi III
the court do lake account OF the several Jnlaheh'
Lens IN the bill aad preerdin3s menhoird' ~ wei as
any others founded ut,a judgments Or Hens 'he cosds
ai,un whereof older date Than the deeds ai1fe
said aud make repo,t hereof the court. With any
matters special, stated deemed pertinent by himself
81 required by the parties u be 81 stated hhd We saa
commissioner is desired give notice. by publication,
10 all persons having liens upon The properly conveyed
by the said Deeds appear before him, and prove 'eif
demands. Capy-i e'lp -
ROBERT TINSLEY, CPk.
CoNMissIoNER's OFrIcE.
Amhers, Court house, Sept. 2Uth, 1874
The parties interested in the foregoing order. and all
creditors having hens upon The property conveyed ny l
deeds Of said Thomas T. F.nett and Robert y. Pen III,
ton will take notice, thai have appointed the 22d day
Of November next 10 commence Me accounts therein
mentioned on which day, al IL o'clock in the morning
they are requested To attend a, my nlfice, with Their &C
counts vouchers aud cope. OF court papers, prepared
for examination and settlement.
- RIO. NJ BROWN, Com'r
Oct 3 Win
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COMMUNIST sale OF SAND.

10y virtue of two DEGREES Of the county court Of Camp
- bell county, the one pronounced by the said Goaf,
at the August term, and the other at the September
term of this year, in which VAS appointed Comms-
soner Tor the purpose, shall, on Thursday the Eth
day of October next. the premises proceed to sell,
public auc,inn To the highest bidder, the residue Il
the OF land in the said DEGREES menIlonrd Which
will remain after the assignment To Iahha Lee of her
dover therein, which will be made before the day of
sale by The commissions appointed for that purpose
the first named decree The said land lies in coun-
ty Of Campbell, adjoining ,he lands Of James c. Anho-
ny, Ralph Smilh and myself, and the whole tract con,
tains $40 ACRES. Or the purchase money the sum
of fifty dollars will be required il cash, and credit
one, and three years will be given for the balance
the purchaser purchasers giving bond with good
curty for the yment thereof. and the title 10 the land
10 be retained until the payment further security.
WYATT A. LEE, Commissioner.
Sept. 26 w3w