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FOR SALE.
EnIssan and YSssi EpnnnnnsfV

.Ek sas sVsEE! IEEsE TVESCEtE.
THE Peck Farm and Mill property, on Christians
i Creek, four miles from Staunton not having been
sold on the day formerly advertised will be sold pri-
vatcy by the Undersigned The Central Railroad runs
through the farm, which consists of 1888 Acres, with an
excellent Brick Dwelling House, and other suitable i'm
provements on it. HUGH w. SHEFFEY, Agent.
June 6, lS55.-tf
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WashFugscn College. Va.

TIVE Commencement exercises of this Institute will
take place the Sd July next. After the Speeches
of the Graduates and the comforting of Degrees the
ciety Of Alumni will be addressed by James Horace La
oy. Esq, Of Spottsylyaaia. GEO. JUNkiN, Pres.
June u, 1856.
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A CAR ID.

DISTRIBUTION of Gifts in our Enterprise (see
~ Bills and advertisements will commence the 10th
September next Each dollar sent us procurcs one of
beautiful Engrayings richly worth that sum, and
chance in the Drawing for 2l3l valuable Gifts.
o. Send in your orders. Address
HIGINB0THAM s. CO.,
Seymoursyillc, Hardy Co., Va.
I,,o
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A Dwelling ggouse for Sale.

HAVE a very desirable small brick house, with a
new kitchen, smoke house and stable the lot
which | will sell low and accommodating terms
There are rooms in the house, all with fire places
and a new hydrant in the yaad. This property is in
the heart of the town and possession be given any
time at the end fthrce months.
II has been for sometime and still is rented at $50
year payable quarterly.
JOHN D. IAIBODEN.
Stanton, Nay 9, 1S55.-tf
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STANTON WOODEN FACTORY.
S0 ono LBS. WOOL wanted at the Staunton Fac
OU,UUU tory, for which the cash will be paid, OF
goods given in exchange. Also wanted thousand gal
Ions of SOFT SOAP, for which we will pay only ~
cents on and after the LIST day of June.
D. w. KENNEDY, Sup't.
Stanton, Nay 90, 1s55.-6ts-Vind. copy.
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STEAM MILL

I AM now prepared to grind Plaster, Rye, Corn
Il &c., with great despatch. Plaster always OF
hand for exchange.
THOS. P ESKRIDGE.
Staunton, April 4, 1886.
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FRESH ARRIVAL

Of Watches, Je,celry and silvsr Woe at j. ".
MEREDITH opposite .uessrs. T. PS'
j. B. Eskridge's Drug Store.
J'FIE subscriber having returned from the North,
specially invites the attention c, the public to the
well selected stock Of the above goods consisting of
Watches of the most approved makers and beauti
full styles Of Diamond Ruby and Pearl, Mosaic Cameo
and Lava Breast Pins; Ear Rings, Finger Rings, &c.
Also, good assortment OF Jet goods SO fashionable at
this time Silver Spoons Forks and Ladies' and every
other article in his line of business Watches carefully
repaired and warranted Every article warranted as
represented or the money refunded
= Stanton, Nov. |, 1854.
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Ayers Cathartic
Pills That Are

nROF. HAYES, State Chemist,
i of Massachusetts,, says they are
the best of all Puts, and annexed
are the men who certify that Doct.
HAYES knows, viz:
LENIUEL SHAW, Chief Justice
Supreme Court of Mass,
EMORY WASHBURN, Gov. of
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SELDEN u MILLER,
Wholesale Grocers, Importers,

WHVI0odI0 III JUL I 1HPUI ISIS,
AND DEALERS IN
Old WINES, LIQUORS 81 SEGARS,
CORNER PEARL AND CARY STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
OFFER for sale choice and full assortment of
~ Goods in their line on accommodating terms,
and solicit purchasers to examine their stock oc
Goods befnre making purchases in the Market.
Richmond, May 2. 1855.
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PRJGE nNDUCED.

Stanton, Nay l6, 1866.
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BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERS.-The follow
ing voluntary certificate is from regular Physician
Read it-then try the Bitters:
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AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY.
pITRIIC SALE.
Straw EsOnnefs and ksiDD0ns'
Maw Arriual--I,arge Stock.

W6W EIIIVdI---Idt 90 UGOU-h'
rEO. w. SMITH respectfully informs his customers
VI and the public that he has removed next door 10
6ooi,;ns & Merritt. where he will be pleased to see all
that NAV be pleased to call. He has Nice Stock OF
new and choice Dry Goods which he will sell at very
reduced prices and at small profit cash His stock
will be sold cheaper than those that say tney are
TIE SECOND STORY
is appropriated TO the ladies Bonnets and Millinery
cdIds and Fancy Articles; a handsome variety OF
Ladies Dress Caps, Ladies' Lace Capes, Black Silk
Capes, coored silk Capes, Ladies' Head Dresses, La
dies Corscts and Shoulder Braces, Misses and Ladies
Straw Flats handsome variety of Bonnets and bonhet
made orders Mems and Boys Straw Hats seii IT, Un
at cost with great variety of Dress Goods and Trim
mings Suitable Country Produce taken in exchange
for Goods. GEORGE w. oRilh'
Staunton, Nay 80, ls55,-Vind copy,
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Peruvian GaanO.

EOWLE & co have in store their usual sup
IL ply of No. Peruvian Guano, all from d.
rect importatiops, and warranted pure, which
they offer to their agricultural friends at the lOio-
est market rates.
Alexandra, April II. l955.-tf
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Needless Needles =

NRONLEY'S I'M r)ved and Bates drilled-eyed
" sharps, first quality, for sale, wholesale retail,
very low, by GEO. E. PRICE.
Staunton, June 6, 1855.
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EANEa MsaEs SALE.
ENslsic! Music!

DOB'T COWAN has Just received from New YorI
III large assortment Of Piano and Guitar Music, con
sstg Of Marches, Waitzes, Polkas, Scottsches' Daa
ccs. Songs, Sc. sc.
Stanton, June 20, 1900.
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~ EyE OVAL.

IlR. A. B. ARTHUR has removed his office to the
~ old Post Office Building, ON the South side of Main
street, and few doors West Of the Woodward House.
His friends and the public generally respectfully in
vited TO give him call
May 9, 1866.
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For Hire.
Berages I! Berages

Berages Berages
WE ask an examination Of our rich styles Drcs:
w Berages. They will be sold cheap for cash.
GEORGE w. SMITH.
Stanton, Nay 30, 1S55-V. copy.
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. CASES BONNETs.

CASES BONNETS.
TN all varieties, from 25 cts. to $500, the
styles. With elegant Ribbons and the trim
mings to suit-Bargains will be offered.
WHITE s. PATTON.
Staunton, May 2, 1855.
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Gensrol Land oesSurrey IF TopnsLps ia Kaasas Ter
rory-By letter from the surveyor general Of Kansas
Territory dated August lst informed that contracts
been made with Ave deputy surveyors each deputy hav
in entered into bonds or the survey and subdivision
townships Of thirty miles wide by thirty six miles
long situate between the first standard parallel south and
the line The work win be finished BY the lst 81 Sep
TENDER These about G5o 600 Of Land
Agricultural Dirisi9E Of ne PoeHs 0oe-Sceaid Go
rerA couple Of months sEc the seed or the ayke,
Swedish clover, l,ryetps hsbids,D procured from
England and distributed ia this country IL is believed 10
have nated the south 81 Sweden where IL par.cu-
arly abundant IT is best adapted to m1s ard strong Eos,
and has the property of sesouing when the flowers left
mature, which win il 10 endare fifteen, twenty
years The usual pursue il to cut x
year or hay afterwards leaving for pasturage Its flowers
which rnt forth june great prUuson resemble in share
those of the white clover but are larger and q
rosy tint q agreeable odor, and afford excellent
forage for bees. II mar be sown with spring
gran vita the latter preferable prevent winter
killing.
The Cor Grass, Persnniel Clover This grass has also
been procured from England and distributed this country
1t has excellent qualities In with other i'm
ported rarietias and usually among other gras.
seed for pernSnency, bat should not be MIXED with tbs
common red clover.
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LOCAL NEW 8.

Washington behind her sister cities OF Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York in promptly extending assist
anoe 10 the suffering poor Of Norfolk and Portsmouth In
addition 10 the very liberal collected in the Navy Post
Office Treasury and oher executive departments of the
ernrne and placed the hands Of Messrs Cnbb Brothers,
for rausmsan one hundred dollars has been contributed
by the employees Of the Capitol Capitol grounds, and Capt.
tot extension.
in ST. Patricas church street. morning and afternoon
for the benefit OF The sufferers We trust that miar oolec
tions win DO taken mp in the other churches o. the city,
A Methodist camp-meeting is being held in Mont
goInery county Maryland about miles from Wash
ington There il large attendance from this city.
About one o'clock yesterday afternoon considerable alarm
and excitement produced in consequence Of report
that the building occupied by the War Department
fire. The bells rung the engines promptly manned and
e In roiion but before oneourh of the running CROWD
reached the anticipated Of oouagraon, the
the alarm ceased exist 1t appears that in II The
attic rooms Of building, used for storing books, blanks
and paper lucier had been careesy thrown
these cornbustibes which ignng filed the with
arse and The alarm being given the Union engn,
promptly the spot, snbdung the fire before any
rious damage was done.
The Franklin re-engine, with four pieces OF apparatus
and fully manned lost time in reaching the spot although
contrary to ruiesths company Eve years having
parsed resolution with the Of avoiding collision
rival companies} take their engine beyond 18th
Ii cases o ire The patriotic desire government
property from destruction tie Of this resolution
being violated yesterday.
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rnrAsrnr prrArrnrNr.

Custoa-houss Dirisoa. The Vaae Of The HerehoR3ise
En,tv endorsed he BondWhrn special penal bond
description Of which published in the Union Of the
18th instant given, the duty Of collectors endorse
the bond the estimated value and the date Of importation
o. the merchandise before il il delivered This duty be
carefully performed and will require and faithful
supervision
HanyhDg occurs 70 excite doubt Of the continued su
cheney Of the principal suretes the collector requires
either bond in the form with adequate security,
or in the parties fad 70 give it, adequate bond
each Importation in where special penal bond
given the estimated value Of The merchandise exceed
half q the penalty Of the bond be suffered
delivered remain in possession Of the parties subject
to this bond.
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DEPARTMENT. NEWS.
STATE prPAnrxEsT.


ABsenoe Of Anseieaa yoss from the Port Of Ia Rochse,
The Decreasc Of the brandy Trade, cad ts r0-
be CauseErtrsct Of letter from correspondent dated
La Rochelle, France, the 5jth ut
You will remark what has occurred here before
absence OF ali American vessels from this port for the
last SIX months. Ghs last Vessel that stopped here left in
December last The only ship that has been in this vicinity
the Trenton, OF Mobile, bring
ing lumber consequence Of the sagnation
THE brandy with The United States this moment she
obliged ballast. This be accounted
by the failure of the grape for the last years the
consequent high price 81 brandy and lastly the temperance
movements in the United These have
quite panic here among the brandy dealers With
successfully good crops It il believed that the trade
VIII revive"
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OF Ola L.

snGa Pierce Prsacnf e United sta'r az -aea, 70 al
whoa yany
Satisfactory having been erhca thnt Don IA
aHponiod OF the rrprhjc
Mexico Of America, do hereby
him snc exercise and enj1y ruc fDc
Hone powers privileges allowed 20 The conszs
Of fhc mast favored n fle Uniied
Testimony Whereof have cansed these leers 70 he made
,zfeni ard United ssies hereuno rfrsd
Gfven under ny hand city Washington,
IL 81 Independence Of the United
~ America the eighdrth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE
b. fhe President.
w. l.. NANCY Secretary Of sfais-
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CvEn-LAs11sa sllnTING.--Ne iass uceeeced
Il g.ting factory
osi and trsad shirinx cotton OF superior e1cere S
yard.
We have Of all The mills
produce % The ksBds heiow ranseas
nogse for ladies' eA.i
drsns
shaker onsos, thread, aeHiraba
s5rung ri l21 eeats yard
shrsnss' u weigh, s1eusnex vi
eee6asy and rtabc all Tic qnsnes tAI achCa
ccsSsfiiy.
stamped The guarantee
quality.
a fan 81 ppiy Of escA and eessasssiy IN hand
a kinds OF ung colions that bear the starp Of de-
cdcc q xceilenrv ~ fab1c-
A large supply Of PURE incl goods OF si grades
goods tsck and thn fshrics fun stock Il all
100 pieces extra nAnn, many asgsins
in iot.
very cheap plain siks great weight
gisss
pieces and Rsinseok Hn8slins-
Win other Articles tending 10 make Elp
0Dghy assorted STOCK
All summer goods a amsrked-d down psiees.e
One proper,aslly low price only.
New goods received daily
Al open suIiies, important
in
they shall be
b~forr Tnoer WHO
expected kesrs arotAev bill We ,et ere
csal arfe to skss ysux ~ rdr4ncs
purchasing vbtre en
cordially invited cell and avail themselves
the
ARTICLES prices and far dealng ry be rerf an III
fLhhf = BhOIFLh,
" Central Elores west building, opposite Centre Mnfte
Aug ll-i0tdtf
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August l, 1855.
kur 2--dkcu.sssflY

GENERAL AGENCY AT WAsnIsGTOS-71e ru'.
vi Richmond, Virginia. having es;atiishf
front OF the Trea-
Department. govern
especially Revolutionary land b1untirf
and pensions under the efConRress-
purchased the OF the tate David Dorrtngon
has perhaps, only made the
papers the rst auditors once ~
Richmond. q cogous index papers
pubic Offices in the Capitol of virginia These, and THE
yxar' experience,
title Entrusted him be he will be
where himself be entirely
do IT,
For 20 March, is55 giving i6o acres
who served fourteen days his
rhnrpsg will be very moderate FELIX EiCBAkDS-
EEFERyrcEs.
Uor. Henry A. Wise, Accomac, Virginia.
James I.yoIs Esq.,, Richmond Virginia
James EIunlh, Of Pensions, Richmond
Stafford H. Parker, Richmond, Virginia.
Hon. John rcndlsson. Virginia.
Hon. Samuel Chiffon. Washington d. g.
J. Wrrd, esq Baltimore
7inberiake, esq, New York
1-dacply.
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Irusteeis Sale ys1ue bic Montzcrn-
cry Ccan1y, Maryland.

yS1nc bic EssNre MontEcrn-
cry Ccun1y, MsSriand.
Y Montgomery county,
sux as eoan q crafty N me case q Chaslss " Anderson
and Thomas O. the snbscrbe' Mi
door, Rockville Or
Turscs 7r day o. A-sast the boar Of II ociocs
which Richard Anderson,
VI said cosnis died seized nud posses.e~s
TIE present Cha-ses VI. Anderson, y
vIBe BrookyIr aud washington
turnpike, from Rockville ard
Washington asnby desirable negbcrhood Ihss
400 Of land, fair which IN
wood large quariy pr:m. meadow
portion Of the farm srrh.e, adapted
and Other susceptible of
cbooir, mis- society neighbornood
as xcepuongbie.
TIE Improvements Of comfortable fnme dwelling,
siirhrn stable, and other necessarS onfnonseE
THE asoye viii be divided tMo zrms purchasers
shceld desire
on day cf
kvie containing pretty well ,nbered with cs& and
chestnut with fi4ht Of way the pubic road
Aa OF "a OF cleared land about 700 yards
AaJonpz OF John
W. spacs, esqs There oI which fur
sufhcieBcy
u' udng lots rr,cE. IL viii be sold in parcels 10 si
prescribed by decree follows:
rssd sale,
residue install
ped
single bills of
by circuit
Montgomery OF and the
whole purchase before, the
cood suien deed executed and
said
heirs, him, her, Them
cischarged OF al of
Of Ginning by, from
Person. wishing purchase property by
Charles H. Anderson, who resides thereun
THOMAS o. SMITH, Trustee.
August l, 1856.
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VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PENNEY
avenue, Finis Hctrl pnbic auciion
Monday morning. 3D. 10 O'Clock precsSy shall sch
No. x54. GoniinE ~ feet inches on
i3h i4 wsrt and
back l5s ~ feet paved alley, with tie imyovenen
Handsome End attic hck hcus VITA
back buildings brick conch house stabIe &C
materials ana hAnd~oneW
marble mnntsis principal rooms
gas every part dsg. The balcing contains
side halle and
building good with large pa
running the fnn depsh.
In ncveains cern OF water, besides excel
with feet
n hands nrnamen,ed with strawberry
property mvoraby and has been occupied for The
nrrtcisrs md
Iocaiion Of tie National Tbeatre
departments
the city aapsd for e sasiness ion which has been &C.
cupisd.
Of prupcry The whole Of he hind
walnut unitur b.ddng chandelier
6xtusss viii he Sold
particulars which win be furnished previous
Terms Opcird cssh the residue in
years, with interest, secured by deed Of trust on c
renises-
sThe properly be examined ., ms previous the
JAS u BcstIhts
Igir es-eoa&ds Auenoneer.
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Free NEGRO ssoIEscE.--it appears by the from
Saratoga Springs that Seward abolifioniss there
have been @nformng The negroes of their rights, and
that The blacks insist upon equality with the whites. A
correspondent Of the New York Herald gives the following
account Of the disturbance.
For time past there has been quite time among
the fashiopahes, in regard liberties taken by the
negroes Of this pace The rules Of the Springs prohibit
The blacks from using glasses used by the white folks The
negroes, informed prompted by Of The
Seward stripe that they have the rights the white
folks. few evenings ago Of tie geTnTnen' was
handed cut of the grounds The afternoon large
building, belonging Clarke w hite burned, for
which the uffr reward Of $500 for any infora-
ton Of the person no committed the deed On yesterday
there quite rongh-and-tumbe fight, while Clarke
Whites ejecting the negroes and the greatest
Confusion prevailed
This morning. O'Clock, the nggers from the different
hotels mustered, and down the Congress Spring
and MIXED in with the ShanE hai When they told
to disperse they refused A Mr. Sheppard lawyer az
5ew York pulled shooter and swore be would shoot
be rs. nigrcr would dare attempt drink of the
glasses In few inotes Mr. Pike justice Of the peace,
arrived whose presence settled the affair for the present.
Gstrrhance il anticipated every day There great
many southern gentlemen here az present hope the mig
gers viii the that they did " St
Domingo about fifty years ago hen the FreHch cstab-
Ashed republic the niEgers poisoned the springs The
result that thousands died om the effects Of drinking
The WniprH
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ArronsrY eENEnAL's oTrlcE.

Pourpros,aveIn OF pourpresturo, nuisanoe to
navigation in the navigabe Of the United States
whether committed BY individuals by States there
potent remedy BY eeio information in the Of the
Attorney General Of the United States
Reformation Of Fgvos ro8i SerpseThe constitutional
right OF recaiing fiTes from service applies Only
the States but any Territory Of the United States
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by .. G. MCGUIRE, Auo,,ene<r.


CUPEMoR ROSEWOOD GRAND PIaHo-FoRTE, HAND
y furniture and household srDcfs pubc
day morning August slst 10 o'e;ok of
hts reeiept furniture and household effects comprising
supr rosewood case grand foe nnde order IN VI
sre 81 carved uavf furniture
gold brEe consisting Of su--, reception, and
Isarivr chairs
covered spring saa md chzrs match
Two handsome ed wnnut Tiass-fron.
Walnut and mahogany secretaries. wI5tnos
Mayble-tcp and sofa iabi-s
kssrs, French plate and pier glrssor gilt
rgsts
Par Of sitt gas ciancriicrs, China vasrs
Gothic m chairs, y8sif-srr fancy chairs
eyered vainuf Don tshice
Narb,s. tos' siAehoarsn
w afnuf taflss
Brussels parlor. hail, sta.g rna chamber csrysts
Mahogany hall chairs, hat rack
dressing plain bUreaas
DO nErdrubes marble top wa-tstnnds
Iron French other beasteaas WIN handsome tam
ask aud lace capnp.es
cur,ed 10 ind busk m5tlressds
Boosters and pillows, counter anes, blankets
fsycbe glasses, rnne-reai lounges
Walnut crib bedding. toilet
oiieiafh
Superior refri2eraior
silver plated casorr
China. eias- and crpckeryware
a asHor kitchen uteEeiR
Tsrms rnder. credit rlxfy and
days, snsscurs besrsrx niett-
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
AGg lid Ane,eSeer.
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YrEroNr sTarr crArrT.-we see Il stated that The
hatsna county (Yt State quarrcs give employ ment 10
souething four hundred men and slate enough is
gaarred and finished every DAY twenty thousand
gaare feet Of roof u sells average al So Is per
hundred square feet and The county furnish slate roof
ng succnt 70 supply The demands in the United States
igr fifty yeAs
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TkhUAsLE TRACT or LAND NEAR BELTsvfLLE AT
VubNc s.eOu 7hursday. August 81 a, ~ O'Clock
Ecl'-vliie,
rsinrr hanared Tts place Adjoining the rn q
MRriov, and cleared,
balance 10 se vaferd BY arsings and
There " THE rascc rrnS Ice hvuss.
see residue O. ~ and Is nonhs. wi
las. G. mceu1Re,
An. iS-d AncBoBetr.
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BETs oS TEsxrssEE--The FIRST news from Tennessee
says the Atlanta Inieligehuer bringing an account o
Genlys encon has turned to be rather unfortu.
hats Affair FOR Of kaownothing friends as good
deal Of strong betting done The strength q the
port We learn Chat The knownofhings 10 Macon Sat
urdsy and Sunday betting freely, and freely
Zen up by the domocrats II is needless TED The
sgltr
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Tnn.srxs Dxrsnrsxrr, August 3, tsE5-
sots n hereby gsen shock q me- an sue4ed
~ Of Hal reseesabie November
iAs wEssc purchased ~
THIS pAumeIi previous November
which paid
Expressed . lhe cerulcsi-b
q lonns 81
States that purchases o Ia Of aoJ uI
also aurnr period following
loan vi 1874 prr1la a. per
" she Of 1877 ihss al
commonly
siy sock, ,seuiluan OF ssx per cent.
wiz Stipulated
raEes ygiy Of hee
dsy sadnsa party.
Ceheaies under present
shod he duty assigned the United States ~ tn en
tied rec-is. purchase money.
Payment fg sesc socks made dras upon
Boson, Paiaaepaia, par~
entaed 10 receive the mOpey msy
JAMES GUTHRIE,
s-cTet4ry az the Treasury.
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By GREEN a SCOTT, A.csasnsers.

ARcE AND CoMNODIoUs BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON
Ia Capitol aacuonon Tuesday, the 2st instant rss
EEL, O'Clock, The premises DE large snd wrsul
Rtey occupied By the Hon. Judge trsoca
.tpucs 81, avenue north
Csp,c gate. The ccptains tirie-n
spd ceiiar under me whoe building aad
No s6, hnv,Dr front ef
ny running ss thss seven inches 10 hirys
Wnshisgon he
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