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DOARD, &c-MRS. BATES, ON THE g w
ID corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9Th street
isprepered TO accommodate gentlemenvithTo a
With or without board. Every effort will be mad
20 render those comfortable who may fsvcr hei
Nth their patronage. sps-u
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%RALLY, YOUNG DEMOCRATs,-
- The young men Of the District wishing
to join Young Mems Democratic Association
are invited to meet at Democratic Headau quarters.
south side Pa avenue, between 9th and 10Th sta ,
on TUESDAY EVENING next, att O'Clock.
jy l9-St&
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jy2l si* EUGENE sCHWINGHAMMER

fNATTENTION UNION INFANTRY
The members are hereby requested to attend
M meeting Of the Corps on WEDNESDAY
W " EVENING. July23i, at O'Clock precisely.
at their armory, 297 ID street, between 18th and
18th streets. A full and punctual attendance is
necessary as b lsiness Of importance will be trans
acted. By order Of CAPT LAssELLK
jy21-3t& L. WELLS, Feet.
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GREAT REDUCTION THE PRICEos
HONNETSH

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, IN ORDER
w 10 accommodate the Ladies and 10 5. n ~
OUT our entire stock OF Summer Goods Bon
nets, flowers, Ribbons. &c, come TO Offer ~
70 sen patent Bonnets worth Sl2 at S. Bonnets
wonn 20 TO ~ SO. Also, Travelling and Straw
Bonnets, &c. Call before purchasipS 2 sevyb.-e.
to save your money
CAROLINE PRIBRAMS DAUGHTERS,
Pa avenue, bet. 10th and nth SITS
jy H.2ws
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q z REWARD, -STRAYED OR STOLEN
blind In her left eve; her fore ton and IN
name down to the point Of her neck has been
trimmed. The above reward will be paid on her
delivery to me at No. ass Sd street, between q
and G streets, Island.
Jy22 -3tR AUGUSTUS THoNAs
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WANTED two GOOD HARNEs,
w hands and one boy 20 learn the .addli %
business Apply at III. 3. Johnston's, No. 400
Pa ave. bet ~ and streets a.
WASTED.-A6 GOOD COOK ONE WIG
w has been employed either In a hotel or re-
taurant. Also a woman 10 scrub and do house
work. Apply st POTENTINI'S, No. 25e PeRn
avenue, between 10th and II streets. iy 22-a
XIJANTED.-A MIDDLE AGED WHITE
w woman who can make herself useful In
assisting 20 do the domestic work Of q small fami.
y. Liberal wages viii be given. such woman
as above described can obtain good home by
applying on the corner Of 18th and streets north
References required. jy2l-3ts
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN TO LEARN
w the Watch, Clock and yewelry business
one used 70 the business preferred. Enquire Of
J A WATSON, 50 Bridge street, GEORGETOWN
WAN TED ANTED-wANT
w ind persons In want Of the following az.
ticles:
French or German Looking Glasses
Portrait or Picture Frames, round oval CT "a as q
OIL Paintings, large and small
Merble-top Bracket Tables, In brorze or goId
All kinds OF Pictures framed, and any lie
Looking Glasses, or other work In the gilc!ng
line done 10 order with disratoh.
Also, lot Of cast-iron Brackets, suitable for
shelving, &C, on hand. Terms moderate 70 suit
the times, for cash.
Boa Work Regili. and Looking 6ls.,
Plates inserted.
as5 Penna. avenue, opposite KIrkwood House
dec 10 JOHN WAGNER
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NOTlCE-THE SUBSCRIBER beg,
~ leave to call the attention Of the public
70 his stock OF GLASS and QUEENSWARE
before purcha ing elsewhere, as by so doing ihey
will save from Is to IS per cent.
Toilet and Dinner Sets lower than the lowest Al
3U9 IA avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
1e 9-6M JOHN McDEVITT
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BOARDING.

MRS. BANNERMAN, CORNER OF 9TH
WI and r streets. has several good Rooms va
cant, which she offers with board on reasonable
terms. She can accommodate several table board
ers ~ loft
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The End OF the Session.-The proceedings
of the House yesterday upon the Senate's
new joint resolution, fixing the 18th proximo
tor the termination of the session, led US to
the conclusion that they will not separate TO-
day without fixing upon a day probably
the 18th Of August, which will afford time for
the contamination Of most of the remaining
real public business of the session
P. S. The Senate will undoubtedly concur
in the action Of the House this morning, tx.
ing IL m. Of the 18th of August proximo, for
the termination Of the session.
Conhrmed-The nominations of John For.
syth, Of Alabama, TO be the United States
Minister to Mexico, and Walker Fsrne, of
Alabama, to be his Secretary of Legation, are
| said to have been confirmed yesterday by the
Senate without opposition, as We presumed
| they would be.
Arrivsd.-Mr. c. Vsnderbilt's new steamer,
the Vanderbilt, said to be the largest steam.
ship in the world, arrived at the Washington
Navy Yard this morning.
Tho Current Operations Of tho Trea,urv
Dspartmsnt.-O yesterday, the Dist of July
there were of Treasury warrants entered OF
the books Of the Department
For the redemption of Stocks.... $56.sSI /!
For the Interior DepaTtment.,... 6,68S OF
For Customs. .:............ 72,o77 g.
War warrants received and en-.
tered ...................... sl,44s 2,
War repay warrants received and
entered. ..........,,..,t,,t.. l4,432 Al
Interior repay warrants reseiysa
and entered. 5,632 Fl
i From Customs. ......,..,.,.,.. I2I45S "a
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RthNARD GILES AN HISTORICAL
~ romance, embracing the periods OF the Tex
as Revolution and the Mexican War by the Hon
jeremiah Clemens, Of Ais ALBANIA; price one dollar.
jy2 FRANCk TAYLOR
(yAME TO THE STABLE OF THE SUB
~ scriber, brown Mare, with blaze a.
face and white bind legs. Whoever owns I~N
the same will paw damages, and prove pro SeTfv
and take her swav. ROGER ADAMsON,
'y2l-3ts No. lsa Fourteenth st, bet. = 4 T.
STRAYED AwAY.-ON FRIDAY LAST,
~ July 18th, q red grey and white N ixed Nl7U4v
COW; has one horn broken OF and some NXH
marks on her hack. Whoever will BRING
JOHN NJ. MAY,
jy22-.ts High street, Georgetown, ID c.
I OST.-ON MONDAY, BETWEEN TIE
Bile EYE GLASS, shell ffame59S
and red morocco case. The finder will receive
two dollars reward, and oblige the own T BY lesv-
ing II al Willards's. lite
AIDES ELASTIC BELTS, FRENCH
IL working and moravian cotton, Linen Flour
ish,ng Thread, India Rubber Combs, Hair and
Tooth Brushes, with general assortment Of
Fancy Notions and Toys suitable for presents, for
Jy223 Seventh street.
MAD. MOUNTS CONsUMPrION DIES.
fROYER.
THIS INVALUABLE REMEDY CAN BE
had at No. 339 street, between Eleventh
and Twelfth, south side, or at Stctts Apothecary
corner Of 9TH street and Pennsylvania avenue
References: Rev. Mr. Phelps and Rev Mr.
Register, Foundry church aud certificate f. m
the Rev J. Hanson. jy 22-lm*
uARPER'S MAGAZINE FOR AUGUST.
II The DEVILS Pulpit, by Rev. Robert Taylor,
BA
Rousseau's Confession, first period transla'e ed
Helen Lincoln; tale by Carrie Capron
Chambers American Literature, Historical,
Biographical and lentcal
The Kingdom which shall not be DESTROYED
by Rev. Oswald
jy22 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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QSNoliCE THE MEMBERS OF the
- Western Hose Active Association most
respectfully announce to their friends and the
brand Cotillon Party at the Pioneer Hall. corn.
1856 '' ~
Tickets FIFTY CENTS-admitting a gen.
ueman and ladies.
Committee Of Arrangements.
HO tzman w DeIIawav
tt Parker, III Bipps
w Baker, JR Spalding
CIV Edwards, WIS Firth
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CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE
NJ Persons declining hous excepting or bsv.
Ing surplus OF Household effects will and n to
their advantage to give us call before disposinO
Of the same, We ere prepared to buy their en-.
ties, and thus save them the tTouble and exnsnss
incident to public auction New Furnitnfe ey
changed for good second hand articles RONTZ
COOMBS, Extensive Furniture Dealers, No
JOY Se'ehtn street, near L. tyl2-lm
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nR. n. PERABEAU, GERMAN HOMEO-
II pathic physic' has the honor TO orer Us
vicinity.
Omce and Residence on street, No les, L.
tween Goth and 2lst streets
n; B-Homeophathic medicines for sale. which
the Doctor prepares himself with the greatssi
care, Tor ever and Ague, for Bilious and Bowel
complaints, &C, &c. m ism
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w irresponsible travelling agents, -
when you can get In w Arlington cityfTTSl
the very best quality at prices which y III be guar
antied TO be as low as any the country from JOIN
+. ELLIS'S
Always on hand, from 20 TO 80 Pianos OF evefy
style and fnish. Second hand Pianos taken !n
exchange. Pianos for rent, &c
Remember-No BOG, between OH and 10th ~ .
near Savings Bank. iy2I
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-10-10

ANCIENT WHEAT.-Two years ago, a scientific
gentleman in making archaeological researches in
OF the ancient tombs in the South of France found
imbedded with preserved bodies species of
wheat not now in existence. 1t habit in the
days of the first Gallo Kings to place in the coffin of
embalmed persons certain quantity of wheat. Some
OF this wheat was sown, and the gentleman was as
tonished to sprout forth from sixteen to twenty
stalks from agrain AS they grew, the stalks be-
came angular and much stronger and more vigorous
than the common wheat When the grain formed,
it was found that there were on an average twenty
more grains in a head than in the ordinary wheat
considerable quantity of this ancient Gallo or Ro-
man wheat sown last fall on the Government
farm at Rambouiet, and great reports are arriving
of its productiveness The ordinary wheat of France
is, suspect only the degeneration of this ancient
wheat, diminished in vgor and proiuctiveDess by the
centuries of reproduction through which it has pas
sed. This discovery will take us back through four
teen centuries for seed wheat and will put France
suddenly in possession of eighth agrcultur
al wealth than she possessed before the discovery -
AT least these the expectations built upon it, and
it is to be hoped thatthey will be realized
SINGULAR CIRCUMsTANCE.-ln the official returns
of the State, Calhoun county stands blank no returns
received The Iowa Reporter thus accounts for it ::
-" The citizens of Calhoun county coming together
to vote last August for the first time, were interrupt
ed before they got at it by drove of elk after which
every man, deserving the polls, gave chase and
! came back to exercise the elective franchise"
st. Louis Intelligencer
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Schools.
WARSAW HIGH SCHOOL.

G School its FIRST session on Monday the
9t cay of September under the supervision of Solo
MON !: FA!soN, A B., gentleman who requires
% being well known successful Instructor of youth
trustees of this Institution we'll of the necessity
of value o. an Agricultural Department, for the purpose
Vi hstructng young in the science of Chemistry as
adapted to practical farming, have considerable expens
established Chemical Laboratory in their School and have
the services of Robert H. Drysdale Fellow of the
Glasgow Chemical Society and late Assistant Professor
In the Andersonian University to take charge
THIS department.
arsaT is beautifully located on the Wilmington Wei
on a Road at its Intersection with the Fayetteville and
the henanvle Stage Roads, thus being of easy access from
any point on or these routes.
Parents and Guardians will find few situations more ad
antageous in all particulars for both the moral intel
lectual education of their children and wards.
TERMS PER SESSION FOLLOWS:
Urinary Department.. Observation-Disclosures so 90
Higher English Branches, ..................I II so
hgncultural Chemistry y, with ofaparatus, 10 90
Incldental expenses fcI tlis department, SO
board may be obtained in good families SS per
fro1eSSor Dysdae viii! continue to examine so marls
&c, and search for mari beds as heretofore.
D. J. MIDDLETON,
Sept. 10, 1856. 3tf.
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General Notices.
FOR SALE Or RENT

FOR SALE OR RENT.
ga THE SUBSCRIBER, OFFERS FOR SALE OR
- rent, his IURPENTINE LANDS in Mcintosh county.
Georgia, on the Alatamaha river Is miles above Darien
containing To- 400 acres There the land II
crops OF boxes of which 10 last Spring. the
balance and years old There also large quan
ttX Of MILL or merchanable Timber within easy reach OF
thcrver The Iurpentne business here may increased
to any extent that might desire There are now on the
premises, one new 30 bbl STILL, TEAMS, WAGONS
Wishing to change my business will sell lease said
lands or any portion Of them at great bargain In leas
For further particulars apply the Subscriber Daren
P. M. BRYAN.
Oct. Sd, 1856 5-tld
Washington IN. c. Times, copy till first December '56
and forward bill to this office immediately
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE A -
HOUSE AND LOT, in the town of Kenansvile, l:GA
Dupn county The improvements consist of dwelling and
necessary out houses The Lot contains and half
cres The location is desirable one, being adjacent
both the Male and Female Semnaries For particulars
quire of the subscriber on the premises.
Oct. g. '56. [5-3m] ]. P. DAHMER.
NOTICE.
Gsa THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE THAT
4 weknown and valuable little farm whereon he now
lives lying within the corporated limits of the town of Ke
nansve. The tract contains hundred and eighteen
acres oneha of which is cleared and fine state Of cul
tivation. On the premises is a COMFORTABLE Dwell
LING together with all necessary oothouses and orch
ard of fruit trees of almost endless variety of the best s
On. There is better water The situation tor health
and Peaantness unsurpassed being elevated ard dry and
beautifully shaded with fine grove of oaks Persons hav
ing and daughters to educate, and who would desire
little farm to live upon, find better place than t
there is already in successful operation of the very
best male schools in the Uhoe State, and in few months
will be opened permanent basis, female Seminary
the first class.
My will be such as to suit almost any one who may
desire to purchase. LAFAYETTE HUSSEY.
kenansve, Duplin CO., n. c.,
Sept 18th. lS56-2-6m
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General Notices.

WILMINGTON MARBLF1 AND STONE YARD.
NHE subscriber having accepted the agency of several
large establishments at the North, which will furnish
him with unlimited supply of finished or unfinished for
egn or domestic MARBLE of all qualities prepared to fill
ali ordersfor MONUMENTS AND TOMB-STONES-and
every other article the line of the business Mt reasonable
rates. -
SCULPTURINC1, LETTERING, or CARVING, execu-
ted as well as can be done either North or South.
The best of reference can be given if required
March 10 lS54-27-tf JAMES MCLARANAN.
Coach and Carriage elanofactory--CIinton, c.
>gHERo BOLD ROBIN HOOD respectfully informs the
-S88 citizens Of Sampson county and public generally
he having recently been partially burnt out, has rebuilt
and his establishment full operation in all its var
Gus branches He is prepared to put up the PATENT
SPRING BUGGY having purchased the rightor the coun
share public patronage He warrants all his W. Work K
fail in twelve months with usage either in workmanship
MATERIAL it will be repaired without charge Persous
wishing buy would do we'll to call and examine for them
Selves does not intend to be surpassed for stye ee-
gance and durability.
ag- REPAIRING done in the neatest manner, at short
notice. IT, Mill Ink and Gudgeons made and warranted
for ten years. for $40.
May To5u--5u-Cf
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WANTED. IMMEDIATELY, AGENTS IN EVERY
w county of the United States to engage in the sale Of
the best book ever sold by subscription, entitled CHAIN
crntnre Scenes and In cidens the Creation the end
Of the Last Epoch by the Rev S A Latta A. M NJ; ~
PRSE IL Muslin 81 5O-M0ROCCo So 25 In this
work are presented the most sublime and imposing scenes
Sacred Wonders Of The World. sample copy viii be mail
ed post paid on receipt of retail prices circular with
sing B. RUIISON, No. 50 South Third Street, Philade
phia. .Lo; odaroos will mail nos
LID fu descriptive catalogue of my books, and with IN
that viii enable them to make d Ne% fO%
Books among which will be found some OF the bes
selling PSSks Sotk ia5e Ia an''''"' 3-4t
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THE LUxUMBURG GARDENS,

THE UNDERSIGNED, PROPRIETOR OF II, LIE LOA- ~
Io10ug Gardens mile west of Greensboro Is PTs
sLUM, PEAR CHERRY SHADE and ORNAMENTAL
IkEES ROSES and CIARDEN-HOUSE PLANaISS AN - ~
ma APPLE and PEACH TREES delivered at Slz oO pc PEI
w. ana other trees at Catalogue prices;
sSIYR6N in Wilmington will be forwarded p to the h pro
'ToL and trees delivered l. H. I E1' A
NOy. To- lS5b-60- 2t-ll I'm.
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Three Parties In Kansas

A Kentuckan and Minister of the Gospel writes
to his brother, living in Louisville, KY, from Kan
sas, as follows
Conservative men everywhere should know that
Kansas is divided into three parties:
1. Abolitonists of the Garrison STAN p, who tram
pie upon the Constitution and the Bible, and join in
bands to maraude through the Territory
2. Moderate Free State men, who uphold the Con-
stuton, and because they refuse to have their homes
and join the armed Aboltlonist. are actually driven
into Missouri by who profess to be seeking the
same object, their horses stolen and their houses
pillaged.
8. Proslavery men, the greater part of whom de-
sire peace but yet goaded TO determined revenge
by the memory of long years of Abolition aggression.
The advent of Lanes armed men was the signal
for the Abolitionsss with all the outlaws in the
country under them, to commence their depredations
almost simultaneously upon Georgian colony
upon TreadwelPs settlement and the town of Frank
lin. Then began the extraordinary impressment of
Free State men-a spectacle that should startle the
North. For proof see the affidavit of Martin White,
free State man in Kansas, and formerly member
of the Illinois Legislature He, an old man. should
cred his rife and fought by the side of proslavery
men at Ossawatomie, on the 3oth Aug. Upon one
of twenty Abolitionsts killed he found his sons
boots and also recovered two of his horses. He
regards it as signal protection of Providence that
not solitary proslavery man was killed. The con-
servative Free State men now see clearly that
Abotionism is as destructive TO the North to the
South. Hundreds Of them are now receiving the
hosptaltes of the border Missourians, and are
mplorng the latter to 90 in and assist in putting
down the marauders.
PEDESTRIAN RAcE.-The Boston Times of Satur-
day says:
''Quite a crowd gathered at the Lynn Trotting
Park, Boston, yesterday TO witness the pedestrian
races. The first race of five miles, for which several
entered, was won by Patrick Whelden, in twenty
eight minutes and thirty eight seconds The next race,
in which the renowned Grinnell was to run twenty
kvro hon nTlie o6 oil
gave out on the 18th mile, he then being behing time
This failure is attributed to blow which he received
on one of his legs from John E. Taylor, who raised
row Just before Grinnell started 10 run.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-10-10

SoNG BIRDs.-A gentleman residing at present in
Iowa, but who was educated as a forester il Ger
many, writes to the Commissioner of Patents, de-
rcuture in the Senate and House of Representatives
the introduction of European song birds, citing the
sky-ark, the little robbin redbreast, the black cap
and SO on, the most necessary for enlivening the
forest solitude of the great Wes and rendering es
sential service 10 agriculture, by consuming innum-
cradle insects which have heretofore proved so de-
strucive 10 our crops.
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L CREECH.

GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, 80
UNoh Water Street, Wilmington, n c., will pay dill
Sres Money advanced on consignments when required
g unnecessary charges and sending prompt u rstTnS
ms suitable to the wants of country Merchants and Far
an He has in store, and shall always keep on hand a
uge stock of LIQUORS and some WINES, London FOR
H. Brown Stout and Scotch Ale and shall receive, weekly
Fruits such as Oranges Lemons Apples and RaiSinS, which
F d Wholesale very low, for cash Quick sales ana
mall profits. }. OfUEEOll'
Juna6
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-10-10

FON SALE,
d=a A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, LYING Z. O G N
T the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad between NOUN S
Olive and Milton Wayne county, adjoining the lanas OF
Dr. G. NJ Roberts, John Casey, Gabriel Edwards ana o'n
ers and containing about $50 acres ~ 49, ,~u lands
the balance is stiff pine land and well excel
lent for farming But small portion Is cleared ana unoer
needs no recommendation. Persons wishing
to buy will please examine it, the present growing crop WI"
give satisfaction. - oo - - - Z O1l' i
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WILMINGTON MARBLE WORKS,
n. G..

III G. NIILLIGAN Proprietor respectfully informs the
II pubc pat pe prepared to mage ana PrC 9R W os
mture Tops Mantles Hearths, Gc, of the best qua5y
american Or Italian Marble not to be surpassed IN
an and as cheap as can be procured ir0n
lOn Raiing50 different styles for inclosing family 9ts
ION Is cents to $40 per foot furnished and put up to order
e cash or satisfactory reference will receive prompt at
n and all articles warranted to be recommended Of
charge made.
Nov. 23d d--TI2-tf
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NOTICE
NOTICE.

~ THE Subscriber, being desrous go West, offers a
EI for Sale his PLANTATION lying in Onslow Coun- =
good state cultivation situated about II miles
jacksonville and about 10 miles from the and within
500 yards of the waters of New River where
pleasant and is we'll adapted to the growth of Corn,
Cotton and Potatoes and is as good land for Pea Nuts
any on the river The Plantation situated that it would
for families have recently purchased tract
land adjoining which offer together Fish and oysters
abundant time of the year Persons desrou of
buying such place will do we'll to visit this farm immeda
tey, while there is sample of the crops on it,
Terms made easy. Apply to
Aur IS56-5O-tf r SANDERS
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LAW NOTICE.

BRUTZ CUTLAR
7TESSRS, SMITH & CUTLAR, Attorneys at Law, will
nj henceorth occupy office directly opposite the Court
House in Wilmington and practice in co-partnershlp IN the
county of New Hanover.
Mr. smith would inform his clients in the adjoining coun-
s that Mr. Guitar will act for him whilst absent on the
druit and can always be found at the office
Trlv IF
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NOTICE
NOTICE.
U1-1..oNJa Trncf of land for Sale

Valuable Tract of Land for Sale.
r1E subscriber offers his Sand Hill Lands for SALE lying
between the Northeast and Black River bordering To
miles on the latter and containing about 1000 acres ne
quantity of cypress timber blackjack and light WOOL
Also two failing springs OF excellent water 4nt
nerson wishing to purchase win please call on MI A. !
Mott Black River sixteen miles from Wlmngton, NM 10
information. -. =
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