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The WiLKrsBARRE FUGITIVE CAsE.-We hav

The WiLKEsBARRE FUGIrrE CAsE.-We have
the following particulars relative to the recent ar.
rests in Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 5.-United States deputy
lnarshsls Crossin and Jenkins had warrants aerT.
Ell on them yesterday, on the charge Of riot, and
assault. and battery upon Bill Thomas, an alleged
fugifies slave from WilAesbarre, on oath Of VIM C.
Gilderslceye, resident of Wllkesbarre writ Of
habeas corpus was applied for before Judge Grier,
Of the United States Circuit Court in this city,
ani District Attorney Ashmesd asked that the
prisoners he discharged, asserting that more
force used than was necessary, the fugitive be-
ing armed with knife given to him by by
staEder.
Judge Grier said that ii habeas corpuses to
be taken out after that manner ! will have in
dictment sent to the u s grand jury against the per-
who applies for the writ, assists in getting L.
the lawyer who defends it, and the Sheriff who
the writ, TO see whether L. s. officers to
be arrested aud harassed Whenever they attempt to
serve process of the United States.
Mr. Brown, counsel Tor the abolition society, ask
ed tor delay OF one week TO procure witnesses,
which YVES granted.
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WASHINGTON, Oct 5.-The Hon Samuel Media
~, minister TO Chilli, and DR.. Massey, of Mobile
Secretary of Legation, are in Washington at the
National. They propose to start tor Chill in week
or two.
Mr.. Marcy is expected back to Washington on
Friday next.
The Secretary of the Treasury has issued orders
requiring the Clerks throughout his department. to
be al their desks from TO o'clock, until the
lst Of April next, and prohibiting the practice OF
going out to take drinks the penalty of removal
from Office
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MOST BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY

MOST BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY
Va SEAT, II MILES WEST OF THE CITY,
NEAR THE PLANK ROAD, FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-The beautiful Estate, owned by Mons Praye
containing $50 acres will be sold at auction on the
premises, on TUESDAY, the 18th October, 1853 if
TAR II not the next fair day, commencing 81 o'clock
T. H. The FARM viii be divided into three parcels
according to plan and survey now being made. The
mansion is new, and sufficient for the
OF large iamiiy-besides which, there the usual
out buildings such as servants houses barn. stable
&c.
Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing an elegant and re-
tired country seat are invited TO view this before the
day of sale.
The terms, which viii be accommodating. will be
made known on the day eff sale. "
sea- GOD0IN L APPERSoN, Anrts.
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NEW BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, in bags;
IN Stuart's Extra Syrup. For sale by
OCT r. NJ BURTON
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DEATH OF WEALTHY PLANTER.-The tele
graph announces the death, on Sunday, of Col
Henry P. Jones, one OF the richest and most exten,
siVe planters Of Georgia.
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T AND AND STOCK FOR SALE

- shall offer for sale publicly, ON WEDNESDAY,
fhe 18th OF the present month, august the FARM
Chopped Read, about miles from Richmond. adoin-
ing the lands of Richard d. Philips George N. Hop
klns and others 1t contains about sixty This
Land Is well adapted TO the cultivation of Wheat,
Corn Oats &c. and is very susceptible of improve
ment The most of il is cleared and in cultvs-
ton; the balance well wooded.
Al the same time l will sell about 90 acres about 2
miles farther up the road adjoining the lands of Miles
DuYa! James r Franklin and others; also, several
hne HORSES, MULES, COWS, &c.
Terms very accommodating, and made known on
the day of sale.
au S-2awtds THOMAS GORDON
The above land not being sold, the same Is
for sale privately. Any person wishiDa purchase.
can apply to myself or ALEX. b. HUTCHINSON,
who is authorised to SELL
an Sa-eotf
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TIE CHr,cIIA ISLAND DIPYIcuLrT.-The fol-
lowing extracts sxom letters in the Journal ofCom
,aerce dated Cailao Sept y, throw still further
lgbt on the difficulty at the Chincaa Islands:
This is the most outrageous affair that has taken
Mace since have been here, and think win be a
serious JOB for the Peruvian Government. Mr..
CLAY the minister. leaves here to-day, in one OF
the English mail steamships, for the Chincha Isl
ard.. 10 demand the release Of Capt MeCersl 4,
WHO is still prisoner on board the guard ship
there
The British Admiral, after the late row at Chin
cha told the Conlmandant he might thank his stars
that ne was not hanging TO the yard of one of the
American ships, whose captains deserved the
greatest credit for their iorbearance, having the
means at hand 20 sink the whole Peruvian iorce
,lere in a few minutes"
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RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL

RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
IA ROAD COMPANY AT a meeting of the
Board of Directors of the Richmond and Danville
Railroad Company, held on Wednesday, October 9th,
1885, the following resolution was adopted and or
dered to be published:
Resolved, That this Board, DESTROYS of promo
ting, far is within its power, the interest and
of the Agricultural Society proposing hold
a Fair in Richmond in the month of November next,
will the present OCCASION transport all persons
exhibiting evidence of membership, together with
the articles for exhibition free of charge but the
Company will not be responsible for accidental inju
~ or loss to property or persons"
NoTE-Persons proposing to send articles for ex-
hibition should give full notice oftheir intention to
the Agents of the Company, in order that prepare
ton may be made for their transportation.
WHIT'L 2. TUNSTALL,
&c 7-tf President.
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TIE BUFFALO FIRE.-The great fire in Buffalo,
OF which we had telegraphic account yesterday,
broke out in Evans street, and over 100 buildings,
including some valuable brick blocks, were de-,
stroyed The buildings covered five acres ofground
and the wind being very high, the efforts of the
fremen to subdue the flames were unsuccessful
The amount of loss is roughly estimated at $780,
600
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THE koszTA SETTLEMENT-The National Intel
fgencer, referring TO Mr.. Hulsemanns visi. to Mr..
darcy, and the rumor that an agreement had been
entered into by thetwo functonares for the release
e Koszta, says:
We think this rurnor not improbable for we can
imagine only something in regard TO the disposal
Of KOs1ta, which could have given occasion for an
oifcial visit from Mr. Hulsemann to Mr. Marcy,
away from the seat Of government. We hope, at
am rate, that the story may provetrue.
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THE HARKAwAY LIBELLED.-On Tuesday after
noon, at Charleston, the ship Harkaway was libel
led by the salyors.
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LATEST NAIL NEWS.
CFnRGIA ELECTION.

e.~.ux.u Oct 1--WE have the following adj
,;.is,,sI reinrns TO-DAY which indicate the proba
Lilitv of Johnson's election
s3ward dem. is probably elected TO Congress n
.h;. district stephens, wing, in the sth, and Col
.cpith. dem, in the 2d:
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fire broke out on Saturday night last in the
store of Messrs GoIdstein, at Charlestown, Va,
which destroyed most of the goods in the store,
while, strange to say, the building was but slightly
damaged The Spirit attributes the fire to the up
setting of an ETHEREAL lamp.
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NEW ORLEANS, Oct. e.-The interments from the
yellow fever during the "a hours ending this morn
ing were only 6, and the board of health have de-
termined to discontinue their daily reports for the
future, considering the epidemic at end.
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n ANOTHER RuMoR.-It is now stated that the posi-
ton OF Minister to China is awaiting the acceptance
of Hon. Geo. Al. Dallas. The report that it had
been offered to Mr., Gushing is pronounced erro
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MOBILE, Oct. 3.-The sickness, recently go fatal
here, is rapidly declining. Only deaths are re-
ported today, including from yellow fever.
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AcQCIrTAL OF SwAN.-The jury in the case of
Robert Swan, trial in Hagerstown, Nd, for
murder, returned verdict of mot guilty. Tues
day morning
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An examination of the parties charged with
shooting James Robinson in Baltimore, has result.
ed in the remanding of John Stoufer for trial
Robinson still remains in dangerous condition.
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BY GODDIN 4 APPERSON
1--WE HANDSOMEJ OTS ON I'D

n = -1-h~N 1ItJO4sIL I4OI . ON FhANh
= LIN AND PINE STREETS, FOR SALE AT
AUCTlON.-Will be sold on the premises on WIN
O'CLOCK, 140 feet of Ground on the north line of
Franklin street. and east of Pine street running back
loo feet to an aev. 1t win be divided into five lois
of 20 feet each These lots are opposite tse Pnbi;
Square, and are justly regarded as the most besnf;
fully located of any in that truly improving part Of
the vicinity of Richmond F "a
TERMs.-One-fourth cash; balance at 4 q and 70
months for negotiable notes. interest added and rifle
retained till last note is paid. 0
&C GODDIN AppFRSnG
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Barlie's fax factory, near Albany, N. Y, has been
des.royedby fire. Loss $1,000
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BY TOLER & COOK.

0N SATURDAY, the 9Th OCTOBER
next, al u o'clock, NJ, will be sold to the high
est Bidder at Public Auction, the premises if fair
II NOT on the next fair day thereafter, the same
nour, small FARM, lying in the county of Henrico,
.Lnu ediateiy on the Fredericksburg Railroad con-
tanin A acres and adjoining the lands of Mr. Van
a N.Y. ana others This Farm has it comfort
able framed Dwelling, Blacksmiths' Shop. Annie Or
cnafo &c Possession to be given the first of jan
uary next Terms made known on the day of sale
on SPOTSW0OD FORD.
sc oV TOLER & COOK Auctrs
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The Hon. Mike Walsh has nearly recovered from
the injuries he recently sustained in New York.
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Great anxiety is felt at Gloucester, Mass for the
safety of the fishing vessels. 1t is supposed that
several were lost in the Eastward gale of last
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-07

A. w. Jourdans is the Democratic candidate for
Congress in the first district of Louisiana.
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The sloop of war, Preble, from Annapolis, ar
rived at New York, ON Wednesday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-07

The Cunard steamship Africa sailed for Liver
pool on Tuesday, with &c passengers and Se00,00C
in specie.
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Miss Maria Kirby was dreadfuly burned in Balti-
more on Monday, by explosion of gun-powder
which she threw upon fire.
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nYsPEPsIA AND INDTGEsTION.-

II These great scourses of our people cannot be
too3well understood, CT the means Of ayeriing or
curing themtoo highly appreciated. The person who
discovers any means of cure alienation, eonfers
benefit upon his fellows and is deserving Of honor
This desirable contamination has been achieved. and
not only may DYSPEPSIA be cured, but it may be
nreyeufed by the use of H00FLANDS GERMAN
BITTERS, prepared by DR.. c. NJ. Jackson, Philadel-
mia. which medicine is spoken Of ID terms Of the
highest commentator by thousands who have tested
ifs efficacy Ii Ia perfectly nnocuous in its nature
aud possesses the valuable property ofdprostng the
health of the robust well asrestorag the health
of the sick. s &C 4-aNeo8
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T IMPORTANT DISCOVERY !--RELIEF

II DIOOO
Il IN TEN MINUTES !-BRYAN'S PULMONIC
WATERS unfailing in the cure of Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Hoarsness Difficult
Breathing neipient Consumption, and diseases OF the
Lungs. They have taste Of mediciRe, aud any
child will take them. Thousands have been restored
to health that had before despared Testimony given
in hundreds of cases. single dose relieves in TEN
MINUTES.
Ask for Bryan's PulInonic Wafers-the original and
only genuine is stamped Bryan" Spurious kinds
are offered for sale twenty cents box. Sold
by dealers generally. j. Bkf AN W,
For sale by ]. E. WOOD. Richmond; +. II. Robert
son & Co. Petersburg; d. II. Lyman, Lynchburs; j.
H. Patterson l. Co. Wheeling. oc6-5mlsl1
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EALL AND WINTER MILLINERY.
Il Mrs. NJ. A. LYONS, No l4I Broad street, one
door above 9TH street. invites the attention of city
and country ladies 20 her large and well selected as
sortrnent of Fall and Winter MILLINERY, embra-
cling every variety and style.
Also Hair FRONTS, BRAIDS and CURLS,
DRESSES, MANTLES, CLOAKS and VISITRS
made TO order in the fashionable style at the
shortest notice. oe SLIT
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NALUABLE HCIIsE AND Ior an

VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT ON
TI0N.-Will be sold. on MONDAY. the f0th dsy af
October, 1853 upon the premises. commencing AZ Al
O'Clock, the valuable BRICK TENEMENT. on the
south line OF Jackson street. now in the oecunan~, ~
Mrs Rebeeea Baker The house is In excellent re-
pair and has every convenience for gerteeI family
years for bonds notes bearing interest secured ~
trust deed. GoDDIN & APPERsoN,
Ar.aA
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oil 5Nu, X. .. PAYNE. salesinan.
.Ic BEAUTIFUTJL BIJIIDING LOTS

bl JNU. II. ID. rAfNE. Statesman
AZ BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
~ In SYNDEY AT AUCTION--Will be sold
~ rniDAY the 7th Of October, precisely al o'cPk
rruhIf-S SIX beautiful building LOTS in the town Of
csuhey These Lots are handsomely located and the
sfoua very rca- On of the above Lots, there il
mouse, and IN the yard sweli of finc water.
ne crop OF C0RN-say so or loo bafrels-tosether
MiIn tne FODDER, &e., win also be sold standing
the ground Any person wishing to plat of the
LOIS. can 90 50 by calling at my office.
Terms liberal, and made known or the day Of sale.
sc % JOHN R. d. PAYNE, Auctr-
GALE OF REAL ESTATE In THE
~ CITY OF RICHMoND.-In obedience to . de-
cree OF the circuit Court OF the city of Richmond,
pronounced on the I'd july lass in the of Wat
son rs Fletcher and Fletcher Watson the under
signed, the Commissioner therein named. will pro-
coed, ON SATURDAY. the 18th day Of October, 1855
at O'Clock, p. NJ, to expose sale at public auc-
ton on the premises, one undivided nuietv Of the
HOUSE and LOT in the proceedings In said cases
mentioned situated 14th street. little below
Franklin street. and opposite to the Exchange Hotel
ON the following terms that is to say oEe-third of
the purchase money cash, onethird payable in six,
and the remaining third in nine months from the day
of sale-the purchaser to give bonds with good
rty or goiiabe swith an approved endorser,
for the deferred payments TO bear interest
from the day of SALE and the title to be retained un-
iii the purchase money be paid. ard conveyance d.
rected by the Court. R0BT. C. sTANARD,
oc ibid Commissioner.
" N 5p:.Lx.ax1a Whit eopv
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n YONIS KATHAIRON, for preaerying,

lON
IL restoring and identifying the Hair, IS the most
delightful and wonderful article the world ever pro-
duced. Its astonishing is without preceaens
in the history of the Materia Medca. Dark and
luxuriant curs soft and glossy hair with scores OF adj
Inirers (mark this lades is the universal effect ct
the Kathairon. Bald and grey heads were perfectly
astonished 1.-The katharon has fully restored my
hair after badness of IL years. A. j. Courtrght 20
Bond st. N Y" The Kathairon is certain cure tor
Nervous Headache, and all cutaneous diseases Sold
by all dealers everywhere. Try it. Price only 25cfs,
in large bottles. ID. S. BARNES, Proprietor,
l6l Broadway, N. Y.
PURCELL LADD L. co. and ADIE L GRAY,
wholesale agents, Richmond. oc6-dlmif
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WANTED, IMMEDIATELY--A TIN
w PLATE AND SHEET IRON WORKER,
Job Workman The very best wages and constant
employment viii be given.
L.. WAITE & SENER,
oc 3-l2. Fredericksburg, Va.
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BIZ 0ODDIN / 1PPTRs5N

VALUABLE LOT ON WALL ST,
V NEAR FRANKLIN sTRFrr FflTs SALE Az
AUCTiONs-Wil be sold, ON fRiD4Y afternoon,
the 5rh day o. October e osloek, lot Of LAND
Franklin street. ard near the jail Of Mr. Gcorre W.
Atkisson This lot has front Of 50 feet and exf<nds
back TO Shockoe creek and svalnable either ss To-
cation for negro jail store house, privsfs sesi-
dence. II
TEsxs -Ons-fhird cash; balance Il 8 and rno,s
fr negotiable notes interest sdded and title retained
till last note Is paid
Sc % GODDIN ApPERSON
Immediately after the sale of the property above
will be sold three SMALL LOTS, fronting on the
south side of Ross street continued, east OF Msyo
street, short distance south OF the Unsyezsalist
church. These lots are approach liable from wan and
Mayo streets and enjoy extensive view OF tho
lever par. of the city, river and country.
1850 : GoDDIN APPERsoN.
ec1 Aucss.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR

SALE-ln pursuance of deed of trust execu-
ted to the undersigned, Trustees, by Henry Exail,
dated the 4th day of june ls9 and recorded in the
Hastings Court Clerks office of the City Richmond
on TIE 18th OF the same month to the payment
OF S3 2OO 10 the Trustees of Mrs Jane Montague we
shall on Tuesday, the 18th day of October next at
o'clock, NJ proceed to sell, thepremises the real
estate conveyed by the said deed; being all the unex
PRED term OF lease off lots parcels of land in the
City of Richmond the Eastern side of 18th street
BOUNDED on the South by the property of Workman
cGruder. and on the North by the property of the
estate Of John Allen, deceased, fronting each 20 feet
on said 18th street. and running back 100 feet; which
lease made to the said Henry Exall by Frances
Tompkins, by her deed dated the 9Th of Nav IS46
aud recorded in the said Hastings Court Clerks Of
nee the TIN OF August IN the same year with all the
right title, interest and estate acquired by the said
Henry Exail under the said deed of Frances Tomp-
kns-
By the deed from Mrs. Tompkins the said lots were
ceased by Henry Exai for the term of 10 wears from
the LIST day of July, 1885, at the of $500 per an
mum, payable quarterly; he to erect two buildings
each 20 feet 'front.' and least 70 feet deep and four
stories high above the cellar which have been erect
ed accordingly At the end of the term of ten wears
Mrs Tompkins may have the buildings valued by
three persons, chosen as provided in the deed and
may take them at such valuation; or if she declines
to do the lease is then to continue for five years
longer on the same terms. may be SO continued
for five years longer without valuation and so on
for each succeeding period of five years. not exceed
ing 20 yearsin all from the expiration of the first term
of ten years. that is 80 years from the LIST of july
1856 at which time, Mrs Tompkns is bound to take
the buildings at the valuation which NAV then be
made by persons appointed as provided by the deed
This is believed to be correct abstract of the provis-
ions of the lease but persona wishing purchase are
referred to the deed of lease itself
Terms:-So much of the purchase none as may be
required to defray the expenses of executing the trust
and odischarge the said principal S. 200 with
any interest which may be due thereon and unpaid,
that is about s. 500 or $780, as will be more par
cularly stated the day of SALE be paid in CASH
$500 of the residue to be paid the 9th day of
February, 1854; and the remaining part of the pur
chase money TO be paid in twelve months from the
day Of sale the credit instalments be secured by
notes, with approved endorsers, and deed of trust
| on the property.
THoS. T. GILES, rr.,,...
A. ]. CRANE, AiuseeeS'
The sale to be conducted by the undersigned
GODD1N l. APPERSON,
Sent Doth I953-td Anctionears
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STRAYED - From the subscriber, IN
~ Manchester, ca Wednesday night, 23th Septem-
Der, 1858, dark MARE MULE, blind in the right
eye, with marks of the harness her back and
hips
Any information concerning her left at this Office
viii be thankfully received and literally rewarded.
She may have crossed the river, on her way New
chased. Zoe 7-2t"( w. w. WEISIGER.
NOTICE.-The subscriber having been
~ in the employ of VIM. S. Thaw a Salesman
for than two years, would respectfully ask
his friends and acquaiptances give him call the
store house No So Broad street. occupied by Valen-
tine Crenshaw i Co.
oc 7-3t~ CHARLES 3. BARRETT.
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ocl GODDIN L APPERsoN. aucts.
HOUSE AND LOT ON BROAD. BE.

HOUSE AND LOT ON BROAD. BE.
IL TWEEN JEFFERSON AND MADISON
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-WiIl be
sold on FRIDAY AFTERNOON, the 14th October
1855 upon the premises. commencing O'clock the
small brick TENEMENT on the North side of Broad
between Jefferson and Madison streets, occupied
by b. Tate and adjoining Mr.. Millers bakery The
Lot fronts . feet back about 1877 feet to an aey
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at 8 and months
with interest," TOR negotiable notes and title retained
till last note is paid
GODDIN & APPERSON, Aucts.
After the foregoing sale, will be sold newly erect
ed frame DWELLING on the South side of Duval
street, TO Brook Avenue now owned or occupied
by Thomas Martin, a free man of color.
Terms, as above.
G0nnIN 1. A
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IL POSITE EXCHANGE BANK, RICHMOND,
VA.-CHAS. A. GWATKIN invites the early at
tention of purchasers a very large and complete
assortment of Carpets Rugs and Oil Cloths, prices
low as they can be found in any of the Northern
Cities and much less than the manufacturers prices
Housekeepers in the city find the NEST splendid
Aubusson Velvet Carpets fo double parors.
ALSO,
Imperial Three-Ply Carpets.
Supertne Ingram do.
Fire Tapestry lngrain.
Superior English Brussels.
Venetian Carpeting for Stair Steps.
1000 yards "A Figured Csrpeting at Pc.
1000 do SO Venetian do at I2lc
1000 do the best Imperial Three-Ply Carpeting
at the very low price of $l.l2kc per yard
This assortment of Carpetng is wen worthy the at
tention of purchasers. Please call.
CHAS A. GWATKIN,
&C 7-3tif Opposite Exchange Bank.
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Iohnfon. D. lenkins. Nv. TOWN.. D. I'D
1921 2644

Jenkins gain in % counties, 1000.
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LOT ON ROCKEI

VALUABLE LOT ON ROCKETS
STREET AT AUCTION-After the sale in
Fulton, VIII be sold on the premises that valuable
LOT on Rockets street, opposite Hsskns 4 Libby's
and adjoining the residence of Mrs. Null, being the
same lot on which the bowling alley stands,
fronting q feet and running back 65 feet.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at 4 and months
with interest, and title withheld.
cce JAS. NJ. TAYLOR, Auetr-