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Great sale Of Public Lands in North Carolina.
T,E President and Directors of the Literary Fund of
worm oar FFTY 0 TH 81 ssai p xcREs
Of swamp land situate in Hyde in said State,
bacng the region lying between Abemarlc and PalicO
Sounds. ,8T7'
These lands have been drained at great expense, under
tue and are believed to be now in condition to be cleared
This drainage has been effected by two main canals Viz.
Pungo Canal extending from the lake the river both Of
that names 6A miles in length, with an average width at
gator Canal, the lake Of that namo to Pungo liver
miles long, with average width bottom Of 30 fcet
lateral bitches They are therefore, navgable for bat
teaux-one emptying into Pamco Sound. Their mouths
large portion land abounds In juniper cypress and
other valuable timber for which the forest Eastern North
covered with cane and bamboo and in the estimation 81
the engineers who surveyed IT, are fgreat fertility Il is
Xc &c. and, with excellent juniper water thought to be
favorable to health than most of the low country
To emgrants now arriving in the ports of the United
States in unusual numbers, especially those from Holland
and Germany, accustomed TO similar country, in many
the northwestern States, with easy the
the great markets Of the world, for its productions and
within three days sail OF New York.
purchasers bonds with approved security the tues
will be warranted; but deeds will be withheld until the
final payment of the purchase money.
The President and Directors Of the Literary Fund will
attend at the shnntee Pungo Canal the 10th day
May next and will offer much 900 Of said land
for sale at public auction, in quarter sections of l6O
EACH the aforesaid, and may, there be sufficient
nducement, continue said sale the following days.
until the whole body 81, 600 acres, is disposed of
@ ,s s URNPkE ROAD from 'G IN
Washington county, to some point Pungo river
the general assembly, ratified 10Th day Of January, Iss1
Given under my hand at the 1--we office, tina city
l. Of Raleigh this VIII vi e AP dR isi7 Gov
And eI oGeio Pres of Literary Fund.
II. w. GRAHAM Sec. to BoS.d.
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Pats OF these tracts may be ut the auction rooms
The deeds above referred the following Wis 1897
June u.s. Greenleaf r. Morris, and Others to H. Pratt r.
W Francis and Others in recorded among the land
records OF Washington county, in bcr G, folio 1872 &c.
iSOQ August G. Scott and Others commissioners &C.,
r. Pratt w Francs and others recorded il liber f,
NO o. folio 39 1900 September 80, c. Scott and Others
commissioners co, Ne, 70 Pratt T w Francis and 9th.
g ~ " Thornton and others, commissioners &c, 10 il.
g. folio ZOE, DC. 1871 June IL, T. Munroc, supernten-
dent &c TO H. Pratt and oshers recorded in liber z, No
70, folio AZ, &c. 1901, September TO- w. Thornton and
Others commissioners, &c H Pratt and others; record
Il Dorsey to H Pra and others recorded in liber J. No
folio 2s Nc l79s Jung %, A. G. Hanson, chancellor
&c 70 H. Pratt, and ohers recorded in iber G. No.
to Tlgman, and deed endorsed, dated October 1887
b. Tilghman to H. Pratt J. Dundas and G. s. Miller in
trust &c; recorded in liber W. B., No. H. folio ILL., &c.
In making the SALE the acting as sole sur
viving trustee will convey such title only is vested
him by the above recited conveyances
The terms of sale will be onethrd cash, and tho residue
in equal payments in nine and fifteen months; the pur-
chasers to give their notes. payable with interest those
periods secured by deed Of trust upon the proper and
cured by satisfactory endorser The Deeds in all cases.
be prepared at the expense of the purchasers.
JAMES DUNDAS Surviving Trustee.
A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
+ April l0-3ayyts N s5
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beautifully situated Country Residence, about FOUR
miles from Baltimore, for sale.

I'm ON Tuesday, the 18th Of May, o'clock, at the
E Exchange, that very desirable country seat or farm,
EsV- the property and residence of Chas ii. McBair,
esq, situated on the old Frederick road, and adjoining the
estate OF Jas. Swan esq
This property lies the slope of Hunting Ridge,
IN an elevated and healthy REGION in respectable neigh
borood and in the vicinity of churches and schools Ii
contains 80 land 90 of which under cultivation
and the balance covered by young timber !! is copiousy
waered by streams running through it, and abounds in
springs, The soil is Of the best description, readily inn
proved by clover and plaster and adapted gran grass
uit vegetables Several hundred choice fruit have
been planted out Of which will be in beari the APP
preaching season
The Improvements all new, having been erected
within three years; they consist of the main dwelling,
overseers house, barn. dairy and ce-house The dwelling
is stone cottage, tasefuy built in the Gothic stye and
capable of accommodating large family stands
emnence which overlooks the bay and city, and wide
expanse of country the prospects, perhaps unsurpassed in
beauty and extent by any in the State. The other build
ings suited 10 the size and purposes of the far Per-
sons DESTROYS OF purchasing are invited to view the prem
ises. f ~ ~
Terms onehird cash, balance in g. ~ and s months,
with interest. II. LENNON u co.
April 20-3tawtds
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~ ~ for sac-The subscriber offers to sell that well
known and elgby situated large three story brick dwe
nehouse store and yard Patrick street. Frederick,
Nd adjoining The City Hotel, the principal tavern, and
within shor distance OF the coarhonse, banks acade,
i'm deprh no feet egbee paved alley, end contain
ing twenty above ground with dry cellars under me
wholethc front cellar being loored and pasered ana me
ward having thercn.a well of good water, ana also ny
aant This property is considered the best located IN the
city for am trade OF almost any description, bu
more especially the drug business. which has been d
ring the last twenty years and still IS most successfully
carried on in IT, Possession be had on the last OF De-
cember next ~
Also the west half of lot No 275 adjoining wo-soy
stone house fronts 30 feet Patrick street. and excnu
back $50 feet, being very desirable location, only sho
distance from the railroad depot, and IN lul view Oh
cars a the times OF their arrival and departure. . ,
Also building lot AT the Point of Rocks, IN Maryland
well situated for warehouse small tavern IT oeint
between the canal and railroad and at spot where hey
closely approach each other For any further particulars
or terms sale, which will be very accommodating ap
| plcaton may be made Thomas w. Morgan, esq, a
Frederick, the subscriber in Washington city, D. ~
| April 26-eod2m WM. FISCHER.
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NEW RESTAURANT.

TNHE undersigned has the pleasure of informing his
friends and the public generally that he has estab shed
new restaurant the bascme OF the large new brick
house erected by Captain Carbey, Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. between I4h and 18th streets, to be called
"The City Lunch.'
1t is the determination of the subscriber to keep his es
adjustment in the quiet civil, and respectable man
ner TO provide the with the best liquors of all kinds
and his rers with every luxury the market will afford in
Renee in The business and his purpose give it his sole
and personal attention. he will be enabled please all who
NAV favor him with their patronage.
All 26-stawlm FREDERICK LAKEMEYER
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Ano oors aio W " Wy ,eeu : nv
niao a"1'es 10 ou m., $500 , P,oio'"' WIN We
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.oa 20 h a ,.r s,;,,s ii,,s tiaa, ,,nJar s
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a;,niar ~ ,hrse s,,ooi6J i, ,he rs cI,ss
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ev sheeing frocks and canvass dnck trowsers s 80
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PI I;fs ri An ,he sho,. nnd n,,o, se
S;yyth Ctoss Ali the warn stockfngs md socks
Ssrsa,L SIoss Ali tbe hanLe,s % 49,
Egb,h The inclulna t,,,o cove,s n,
eac, ,nn,,ress - +
N;ntL Cyoss An the blacl silk bandl erchiefs
The shoes and mns 10 he slammed win the
s o ~ p hnap a5 ,,np aS ,r .,hn' ,oIe
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Wy So FL, ~ ~ JI ; rs piof'' AZ M ~ P'''
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an INC no Ill ,u " 20 ,;, oe ay eiu' No. I Ihiy'
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yIus .ho pea J'eheS' ni1hnoy JaeAes oo uo~s:eis
oVersIrts, uhueIs"ls anu drawers " Ce vi heIicai
eo'i' "'t i"iii'i'' auo VI ''e"iA "'o' any
ha a,9s ouyedi. ,; ,;, ;,, !, e;o, r 49,,
~. rn J1,;an y 1919, ~, -; sa,, $500. i, H.
W VIC ii % r o,,,' ue M to'ys a ~
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most m M yilu7 ieSPeoVeS' Aio Poes ''' NC "'o
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al .ne pace o. % y as e enc, ., S M may u
fcct anu 10 WIN '.o iceSi'co, - oI'"
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FIORENE's NEW HOTEL,
M 100 Rron1trnn corner of LHaLker street Ncip York

EUROPEAN STYLE
TNIIIS elegant Hotel is open for the reception of
l. travellers. The proprietor solicts visit from those
whose business pleasure may call them the city of
New YORK The Hotel is designed to be conducted upon
the European SYSTEM and with the adoption of all modern
improvements. . ,
Visier all times procure apartments with or with
board Those who may wish to take their meals In
the do in private apartments OF great beauty
in public Restaurant saloon OF elaborate and costly
magnce CO. (probably without equal on the continent
of America and upon economical terms
The proprietor atiers himself that his house will be
found upon trial equal any known establishment
in point OF elegance, economy, and desrablllty.
The kitchen under the direction of American French
and ltaiie cooks JOHN FLORENCE Jr,
April ,1-t3m Proprietor.
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uARTwELI.,s WASHINGTON HOUSE

Chestnut street dbope crenfh mart door 20 Inc MdsonN Hdn
Philadelphia
lIIS Hotel has been greatly enlarged and reumished,
i and the proprietor has spared no means to insure
to his visiters every comfort and convenience. me
dining saloon gentlemen, well as the private odl
nary for ladies' large and convenient The parors and
chambers cnpacous and fitted up in the most modern
STYLE This house bong central position the proprie
tor socits continuance of public favor, pledgng himself
that no effort his pn shall be spared to secure them
every luxury the city affords.
N b. bath house is attached to the hotel where warm
and cold baths canbe had 81 any hour
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Meridian Hail for Sale,

TINE subscriber offers for sale this elegant and we'll known
Il mansion and farm, which is named from the mpnu-
it, marking the meridian line Of the United States
The house is Of brick and succeed, is 80 feet 'front.' and 81
Deep II and stories high, with porco "a by IL
II built by the late Commodore Porter in tie best
ner and without regard to
II stands the hill the head Of the avenue, directly
'front.' and about mile from the Presidents House !;
commanding beautiful and extended view Of the
Potomac river, the city of Washington Georgetown, Alex
anira, and the adjacent country.
Near the house servants quarters stables icehouse
wishouse well OF very pure soft water, garden, large
peach andnppe orchards with other choice fruits flowers,
s,rubbcry, &c.
The farm contains ITO of first land, with very
comnodous ,rnl-house and large barn, both of brick
fine open wood of large growth about l5
the mansion and the remainder is divided into meadow,
pasture, and arabic fields.
fronts Boundary street, (hc city linc) the is
road leading from Georgetown, and cam when de-
sired, be subdivided into lots great advantage
1t perfectly healthy all and though con-
sered of the most beautiful private residences
Unon is still susceptible of great improvement; and
gentleman of taste and fortune, offers desirable, and
very profitable investment.
large portion of the purchase money may If desired
remain interest for several years, secured the prop
crty ia
Possession may be had immediately with all the growing
crops Stock farming utensils, &c Also, if desired the
furniture OF the house. .ss-. s.I
For terms. &C., apply Mcsss. Soutter e. Broughtou
Philadelphia; to Messrs. Souer, Brothers & Co.. New
York; or 10 lbc subscriber, on the premises.
j. FLORENTIUS COX.
Washington CITY. d. C. April 2J-eo]2w
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, April 70, 1877.
ON the petition OF stukely Turner, Of Cranston, In

~ Statc hAoue OF
patent granted 10 the said Turner for glazing pelise
ton waddmg, tor years from the expiration of said
patent, which takes place the 18th day of July 1871
II is ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent
Office on the LIST Monday in June next, at IL O'Clock, m
AND a., ARE noed 10 appear and show oas
Ordered also that this notice be published in the Union
and National Zetung, Washington; Pennsylvania and
Times, Philadelphia Globe, New York Herald, Provi.
dence, Rhode Island; Post and Times, Boston,
week for three weeks previous the LIST Mon
day in June EDMUND BURKE,
Commissioner OF Patents
p, s. Editors of the above papers will please copy, and
send their bills to the Patent Office with paper
ing this notice. April g9-Iaw3w
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ICE, ICE, ICEi-The subscriber has recently returned
from the north where he has contracted for largo and
u supply OF the best Fresh pond ice do not pretend g
assert that this is the only permanent engagement on Whc
the public may rely but do obligate myself TO furnish
dealers and all others with such quantities MS they may
want during season. nj such prices as the like ar
tice can be obtained in and about the city
n b. Please make early application at my residence, on
l,h street or ut my coal yard, Benoxs wharf, near The
Long Bridge. JOHN fblliooNf'
April 9--2awiw
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r. EGAL Bbliography--A Thesaurus of American, Eng
s Irish, and Scotch Law Books, together with some
lonnen,a Trcatises with critical observations then
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con,ous list OF in vol: BY j. o.
Marvin Just published, and this day received by
All Of f. TAYLOR.
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lust reprinted the English editions, and for sale
d by t +. TAYLOR.
Small Books on Great Subects-No. i, Philosophical
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The series will be continued.
These little volumes are among the ablest and soundes'
disqusons topics connected with morals and religion
has been good fortune peruse. They ePi
omes Of wisdom and pety--Ne,c Orleans Bee.
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rJNIIE FRANCO-AMERICAN, 90 Nassau street, New
/ YorIt.-Tais new and beautiful French paper,
nencng Monday, April g. will be issued every Monday
Wednesday, end Friday at the moderate rate OF SO year;
So 70. six months; 81 80 for three months
DE oted democracy liberty of religion, and
social aneoraon its columns win contain the most exact
and copious erca administrative, and judiciary in
formation and gna literary works of the best writers OF
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The moderate pcc both Of subscription and advertising,
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kind in the United States.
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NEW DAILY EXPRESS LINE
;sIs1c EW

Trough by Mail Train from Washington, vim AlcI-
nndrin, to Fredericksburg, Richmond, and Peters
burg Virginia.
TIME undersigned having made the necessary arrange
mcnts with the Steamboat and Railroad Companies be-
the above named places now pre- pared under
The name AID style of ROGERS, DARRACOTT ~ All
LEN receive every description of light goods and Tor
word the las above stately on reasonable terms
We trust, by'givng personal attention TO the busi-
ness 10 meet encouragement and friends
that nothing shall be wanting part TO afford satisiac-
ton.
All light articles such parcels and packages, which
NAV he consigned care will be delivered tree oil cart
age and merchandise other articles which may be too
heavy for mail train will have our particular care by
the freight train,
J. w. ROGERS, Master Steamer Powhatan.
H. f. DARRACOTT, Train captain. r.. +. " T. X. X
WILLIAM H. ALLEN, Depot agent, do
Richmond, Va, May ], is37--May l--du
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HpI m. PIPER, homeopathic Physician, ho

re,noved his Office to Pennsylvania avenue, north
side ncnr lOh street. over ii. Gibbs's fancy
Dr. Piper employs galvanism or clectronngnetsm as an
agent i'm the cure OF disease when necessary
onrs OF ndance office for application ofabove, are
Com TO O'clock in the morning, and from TO IN the
,,6ernonn March 81
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rTNISA Tobacco and Cigars.29S half chests tea
i prising good of gunpowder, imperial,
young hyson Pouchong and Ooong Pouchong, from low
grade to extra fine.
ISL boxes manac ured tobacco, lbs and 5's various
brands and prices, very cheap and good.
100000 Havana, Principe, and regalia cigars
Samples my Office and will be offered lower prices
ian known before in this city, liberal credits,
May 3-eodIw STAINS MURRAY.
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pELINauErT LANDS IN ALLEeANY COUNTY.

JTw o Maryland by
a Debe SCI aus L e d IN % more
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Quarter Sections OF Vacant Land to
OccuDy in he o

occupy the West Of Texas,
d ARE CHANGE, GRATIS The absence Of a number OF
IL settlers allows offer during the year 87 800 acres
of the best land Lnyles and 100 acres single men in
the colony of Castro. whose prosperity is well asceraned
Castrovile contains 1000 inhabitants. The village
of Quihi, nine miles from Casrovle numbers 80 families
The Vandenberg five miles further the road to Mexico,
so families Similar establishments successfully in
progress the circuit of the grant made by the
eminent of Texas the subscriber
Address for references to HENRY CASTRO, Director
General and Fondator the Colony, Casrovie, Texas.
March 4-2am6ns NAT Intel
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MISS POLK accommodate permanent and tran
wi cnt boarders, in that large and double house on
street. door the Exchange Hotel one square IRON
Pennsylvania avenue, and near 10 Al street.
April l6-3l
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MM 80 M
MARsEHLES LINE OF PA KETs,
Touching at Gibraltar to land passengers.

MARSEILLES LINE OF PA KET6,
Touching at Gibraltar to land passengers.
TNHE aforementioned ships will be regularly despatched
J. from New York the LIST, and from Marseies on
the 10Th of each month, as follows: Ge.
Ship Prince de Joinville, (new,) Capt W. w Laurence,
Oct. j, 1876
Ship Arcoe, (ncw,) Captain W. r. Hoodless, Nov. /,
Sl6. - sHAt
Ship CASTOR, Capt. James Anthony, Dec. I, 1886
Ship Nebraska, (new,) Captain James Watson, JAM l.,
lSl7.
Ship -, 49,, Feb i, IS47.
MARsEILLEs.
Ship Prince de Joinville (new) Capt. w. W. Laurence,
Dec 10, 1886.
Ship Arcoe, (uew) Capt W. r. Hoodess, Jan. 10, 1877.
Ship CASTOR Capt James Anthony, Feb. TO- 1877.
Ship Nebraska, (new,) Capt James Watson, March 10,
1917. ltI
Ship -, --, April 10, lSf.
These all of the first class and commanded by
unsurpassed comfort and convenience Goods
the agents will be forwarded free OF all other expenses
than those actually paid
For freight or passage, apply to
CHAMBERLAIN u PHELPS,
l03 Front street; or to
BOYD & HINCKEN, agents,
No. o, Tontine Buildings, corner Of Wall and Water
streets, New York
Sept. Is
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IL English, Irish and Scotch Law Books, together with
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Navy DEPARTMENT

= !
BUREAU OF Provisions CLOTHING, April Z, 1917.
CtEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed proposals for Navy
- Clothing and Clothing Materials" win be received at
this office until o'clock, m, Monday the Path day of
May next for furnishing and delivering receiving tr
ty days notice. each either Of the navy-yards
Charcstown, Massachusetts,; Brooklyn, New York and
Gospol, Virginia, such quantities of any all of the fol-
lowing named articles of navy clothing and clothing
rails may be ordered by the chief Of this bureau by
commandments of said yards respectively, during
the fiscal commencing the LIST day of July next and
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Aso ouE uacts OF land situate in the District Of Column
b ON the east side of the Eastern Branch of the Potomac
being parts Of large tract called Baylys Purchase and
numbered and designated in plat thereof recorded among
the land records of Washington county In ber w M
40, folio 10, NC, follows. viz: 49,
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DORT, Madeira, and Champagne wIne..--South side

DORT, Madeira, and Champagne Wines.-South side
l. Madeira wines, ''Symngton's" brand, all grades
Sicily Madeira wine
Lisbon DO
Port wine, pure juice of the grape
Do wprced brand.
Holland gin, grapes -
The goods all under custom house lock, and
will be delivered pure imported Samples and prices
nj my Office. STANlSLAUS MURRAY.
Aprl 2-Iaw3w
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TNDUCATIO N.--Rev u, McCARTEK'S boarding school
r. for boys Strasburg, Lancaster county, Pennsylvania
The whole expenses for board, tuition NC, per session
OF months S55
The branches taught embrace all those of thorough
English and mathematical education, together with the
Latin Greek, German, and French languages.
Parents and guardians who may be looking for n good
school pleasant and healthy location, and easy OF ac-
cess will suberve their by nqung into the mer-
its OF this institution.
The principal has had charge of for the last eight years
The summer session viii commence on Monday the 3d oil
Nav. Payment the end of the term
For reference, circular Ne, containing full particulars
address REV, ID. MccAhlEh, >,
Principal and Proprietor Strasburg, Lancaster Co., Pa
April 2i-tl3w
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DLACK Lace shswls.-We have just received 10 black
ID lace shawls, assorted prices. =. .r,, . ~,
April 23-3tif ID CLAGElI ~ w.