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MI - L u Il y n ID.
Prof A. SCHAD, of GEORGETOWN. takes pleasure
IN announcing To his friends and the citizens NJ
Of MUSiCAL INSTR UCTION on i the PiaSosaS
Forte, + luts; Violin; and Guitar. He will also give
tgisSons Ia inGro9gh, bass or Harmony, either IN
MRS 4. SCHA % will reopen her CLASSES IN
SINGING. and will also form a Juvenile Class for
beginners on tine Piano Forte, (S5 per quarter in
adVance) Mrs. ;. Is also prepared To receive few
private pupils on the Piano Forte.
Application ne made at their residence on
Fayette street near 9th, Heights Of Georg etown,
or through the Post Office. &C 7-eO2w
TOR RENT.-The DWELLING part of House
Il No e6 Bridge street, Georgotown. ID. G, In
quire at the Confectionery next door. 90 3-2w
o-RESOLUTIONS PLEDGING THE Cor
~ Poratlon of Georgetown to make subscrIp-
ton to the Alexandra, LoudOun, aud Hampshire
BsIroad Company, upon certain conditions, passed
Rssolrcd BY the 3 oard of Ald.rnen and Board
0CommOn Council Ofthe Corporation ofGsOrge-
tour That. the event of an appropriation of mo-
ney by Congress to build bridge over the Potomac
thereof this Corporation by itself and the citizens
OF GeoTgetown pledges itself to subscribe. have
subscribed to the stock of the Alexandra. Lou
doun, ami Hampshire Railroad, a sum not exceed
ing two hundred thou and dollars sufficient to con
struct branch of said road from the bridge herein
before referred to- To the main line of said road and
to intersect the same at such point as NAV lie
upon by the Directors of saIdrn and this Corpo-
shall have no force whatever. or be IN any manner
binding on this Corporation until it shall have been
this town, according to the PROVISIONS hereinbefore
made, and be sanctioned by majority Of votes at
the polls.
MAYOR OFFICE, G GEORGETOWN, DC.
by virtue Of the above resolutions, on Tuesday,
the thlIteenth day OF October next, between the
be opened at he Town Hall, that the sense of the
legal voters Of the town may he taken upon the pro-
prety oil the subscription a. aforesaid, with the Inn
ItatIOns therein, and those in favor of such sub
sots No shall vote Az a 'Rf1s s"
sc 2-Stawtd
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NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue Of three wits
WI Of FIer Facas, ISSUED from the Clerks Office
OF the Circuit Court Of the District of Columbia for
the County Of Was hingtOn, and to me directed A
VIII expose 10 public sale for CASH in front of the
Courthouse door OF SAID county. on wEDNES-
following described property, to wit: all defendant
right, title, claim, and interest and 70 that part of
Lot No. IL IN Square No. S74, commencing q feet
Snches from the northeast Of said lot 'front.'
Ing 10 feet 8Inches ON | street North. between 9tb
and 18th streets W est, aud running hack that width
the whole depth Of the lot together with all and sin
EulaT the improvements thereon. seized and Levied
Gpon as the properly of Wi lam ID. Acken snd viii
ne sold 10 satisfy Judcals Nos ISL. SIS and So 10
Oblober term, 1857, IN favor Of Charles Koones use
OF Parker II. Clark, Peter J. Steer and Fielder Nj
Magruder, as. W IllIaIn ID. Acken.
]. ID. HOOVER.
Marshal for the District OF Columbia
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V,HE EMPORIUM OF FASHION,

WIN. MCLEAN. GEO. A. MUNRO
ID MCLEAN & MUNRO.
Il LANING MILL AND LUMBER YARD
Corner 18Th and 3 StS., near the Canal,
have constantly on hand general assortment of 4
a ID 81 Dressed Flooring; A., 4, and "a Dressed
White Pine, Dressed Sepping and Weather Board
ing, Rough Lumber, LatheS, &c, which we now
oiieT Tor sale AZ low prices. Sc l2-eOlm
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The Ohio River.
New York Markets.

WHEELING, Va, Oct. 10 The river n.
tinnes 70 fall
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The important fact that the many alarming com
plants, originating in the HnpTudence and solitude
of youth, may no easily removed without Medicine
this small tract, clearly demonstrated; ard the
entirely and highly successful treatment, as
adopted by the author, fully explained, by means of
which every Is enabled To cure Himself perfectly
and at the least possible cost, thereby avoiding all
the advertis ell rOstruHs of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free, in a
sealed envelope, by renting two postage stamps
to DIR. De EANEY,
Sc 28-d& wifi II Iispcnard street, New York.
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Millinery. &c.

n SIS NJ KING.
MISS NJ. E. WILSON still continues the DRESS
MAKING In all It's branches, at her Old stand SN5
Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS oc Slim
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HoUsEkEEPERS, ATTENTION.!
have inst received fresh supply of new and I'M
They are cast of the best Pennsy lvana maable ron
and made very heavy and strong to stand hard knock
and rough usage. For sale only at
c. wOUDwARD'S
Metropolitan Stove and Crate Worker,
Pa Gv., between 10th K nth sts,
or Nos 9iQ sr,o
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RANKING HOUSE
swEENY, RITTENHOUSE, FAINT co.

DAN KING HOUSE
swEENY, R1TTESHoUsE, FANTa co.
We tUiH opsa Gold, currency, and Yirsaaia ac-
eohRfS Tor deposltors, and credit tie difference be-
tween currency and gold. Those drawing Virginia
or currency vii mark their checks accordingly.
Those deposltlng specie viii be paid In col! or
StIceT.
We hope in a few days to quote regular rates for
foreign Bank notes, rs well as our home currencyas
sWEENY. RlTTENHOUsE, FANT& co.
Sc 2-dlm bankers"
CITY STEAM FIRE-WOOD MILL.
" ECONOMY AND CONVENIENCE.
We are now ready To deliver WOOD SAWED
and SPLIT at ~ per cent. less than the usual rates.
and better prepared than 1t can be by hand.
All orders for less than hal cord will be delivered
In crates to any part Of the house at further
pense to the purchaser.
Pine wood in crates s. cents.
Oak wood do. 40 cents.
In this part of our business we will open no 40
counts, as we have come to the concusio ion to make
1t exclusively n cash business.
Also. on hand, HICKORY, OAK, and PINE
posed of on the usual accommodating terms.
Now on the way
One cargo White Ash Broken Coal for furnace.
One cargo White Ash Egg Coal for radiators.
Coal 2, 80 lbs. to the ton.
All under cover. Orders promptly filled.
T. 81 w. NJ. GAIT.
northwest corner of 18th and c SITS, No. 81,
oc TIFF one square south OF Penn. avenue.
MERINO PLAIDS, all wool, at 50 cts. per yard.
lVl A. Union Plads. at 81 cents;
Shawls. of every kind.
DtstTtct and Ftrgtatd money taken at Par, and
Goods sold at the very Lowest & cash 8 prices
Oc2-2w corner 9th ST. oppo Centre Market
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a STILL LIVE"
AND will not be outdone by any in the Painting
Line. haVlDg secured the services of an ex ne
rlenoed Sign and Ornamental Painter am pre nared
70 90 SIGNS, BANNERS, TRANSPARENT
ClES, &c, IN the latest STYLES
Also, continue to do HOUSE PAINTING.
GLAZING. and u RAINING in a superior manner
a. 10. % LOUISIANA avenue, between 9Th and nm
se 4-e0tI NJ. r.. PARKER
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DREPARE FOR COLD WEATHER.
Ribbed and Plain Woollen Shirts and Drawers:
Merino and Cotton Half Hose, plain and ribbed.
Buck Gloves and Buck Gauntlets;
Suspenders, Black Silk Crayats, and Silk and
: Linen Cambria Pocket Handkerchiefs
Customers may rely on getting good Goods, and at
the lowest prices. VIM, r. RILEY
"a l5-1m corner 9TH st oppo Centre Msrket
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FUTURE DAYS
BY WALL & BARNARD, Auctloneers.

By WALL q BARNARD, Auctloneere
TWO HANDSOME Il VALUABLE RI-II0-
ING LoTs AT AUCTIoN.-On WEDNESDAY,
the l4th instant We shall sell, front of the premI-
ses, At "a o'clock M, two desirable Building Lots
being subdivision and part of Lot No. rs an SQUARE
a. avg on the lsaad.D having front of q feet on
street south. and running hack 100 feet inches TO
~ ieet alley, between "a add 9th streets west
L he attention OF persons wishing TO make a good
investment IN real estate is called to the above as
the sale Is positive.
Terms of sale: One third cash; the resIdue I'M two
payments OF 6 and y months PAYMENTS 10 The So
cured by a deed & trust the property.
Oc ftS MAl.I. a lar NARD- Annffre
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' COUNTY FOR SALE The undersigned
having 30 acres of Land in his farm will di pose of
from 100 to 2 acres IN lots to SUIT purchasers Said
Land rs situated M les from the Long Bridge, on
The Columbia Turnpike and about the same ds lance
from Alexandria and Georgetown. Those wishing
TO purchase Land, near the three cities, will do well
To call on the subscriber az deem 10 unnecessary tn
describe the Land neIghborhood as II is presumed
that those wishing TO purchase will examine the
property before purchasing.
:. b. CORBETT.
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lNPROyEMENTs.-AmOns the noticeable prl-
vale residences in the of erection is three
story brick, ia process Of construction by c. F.
Wood. on Indiana avenue, between Third and
Four-ahd-a-haK streets, for Franck TAYLOR,
bookseller.
The building Is forty-one feet eight inches in
front, with Offset OF ten feet. and one hundred
and seyenty-nne feet deep. Every part Of the
work - very plain and substantial, with little
nAmeDtal display, either externally or internally
but in accordance with the correct taste OF the
proprietor.
"a NEw YORKER" in Washington writes 10 us
complaining Of the dangerous condition OF our
streets by night through piles of brick and SINH
lar distractions being left without any warning
lantern or railing. On late dark nig hi he came
near losing his life by driving his carriage over
such brick pile. In New York city, he says
the person or persons guilty Of leaving such dan.
gerous distractions on the street would be hauled
up with jerk, by the authorities
sIsNoRA PARvALLI, who Is to appear at the
Academy Of Music on Thursday next, Is spoken
Of in terms Of warm praise by the London Times
and the Mexican papers, in which country she
has Just had i most successful career Her style
is marked by extraordinary facility and correct
ness In the very rich programme for Thursday,
are selections from % Lucretid Borgia, - " Semi
Tamide,' :. ii TrOya;oTe,' - and brilliant manu-
script music OF her own composition.
ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Saturday Mrs Eliza
Moosel was arrested for an assault and battery on
Mrs Moore she was also charged with selling
HGuor without license. Justice DOM who tT, I'd
the cases held her to security keep the peace in
The assault case, and fined her s2O and isis I'm the
Corporation case.
STGSOR BLITz stays another week to keep the
town amused with fun and slight Of hand. These
blue times IL is really God send 10 have pl,ce
10 drop In AZ and laugh dull care away Anhour
respondent TO lay ian a stock Of good spirits sufi
cient TO maintain plucky hg ht with adverse for
tune Hnrrah for the magician BlitI, who exor-
etses the blue devils
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REV. J. p EYRSE, pastor of St Matthews,
has left for Philadelphia, where it is understood
he is to be ordained In a few days as coadiutor
bishop OF Pittsburg. Ii is understood that Rev
Dr. White, of p ikesvlle, Md, is Is be the pastor
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WATCH RETURNs.-Oct. 1O-Margaret John
son, colored, ID. c., profanity in the market !;
woFkhouse 60 days. James Barrett, D. c.. using
raLying cries, VIM. White, Md, do; security
and II 10 costs each. Peter Cokely, Germany,
disorderly, costs, Sl19. Henry Maland, Prussia,
do; dismissed Oct. Thames Reed colored
Va drunk and disorderlv, and mayhem; fine and
cost, S6-4l in the Cooperation, and security for
Count In the L. =. case. Joseph Jenkins col0red.
Md HOUSEKEEPING and resisting the officers !;
Jail for Court.
la the western lock -up-CharIes Thompson.
Md, drunk wOTkhouse 30 DAYS
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Two or THEM.-Saturday night Watchmen
Evans and Neitz arrested. in the Seventh Ward,
James Barrett and William White for using raj
lying cries and being noisy in the streets Others
were with them, but escaped. Barrel and White
leased upon paying the costs of the case
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EOR SALE.-A comfortable two-story FRAME
MOI So, on 9Th street, between NJ and n. A
bargain may be had II applied for Immediately.
IL. N. LANSDAI.E, Agent,
Sc u I'M NO.sA NJ STR
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
For othsr"For Rsn, and Sale" notiee,,ee 1,tpa

For other" For Rent and Sale" notice, Gee ,tYay,
FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT At No 151
18th street. between F. and F. Oc i2-Sts
FOR, SALE.-The Stock and Fixtures of a Cigar
I ana Iooacoo Store. Apply to II. I.YLES,
corner OF 9TH and II streets north. Store for rent
oc l2-lwr " '
SMALL HOUSES FOR SALE CHEAP.-Four
= small HOC SIS, IN the Northern Liberties and
Two houses on the corner of g and 9Th streets east
near near me Navy Yard. A SO, several good Building
LOIS 1Or sale low for cash, or on liberal time
Also; for Kent, two Furni she'd Rooms pleasantly
located, IN private house.
Apply to j. q. ADAMS, Real Estate Agent
corner ol sth and L streets north oc St
A THREE-STORY AND ATTIC BRICK
"A DWELLING HOUSE, in the vicinity of the
Patent Office, for rent and the Furniture for AZ
private sale. Apply to JAS. c. MCGUIRE, H"Ht.
and Com Merchant. ocS.g
A GOOD CHANCELLOR SALE.-A BRICK
"A HOUSE. nearly new, with six convenient
rooms one al the rooms is fitted up ex pressly for
grocery. IL is hnely situated, being high and
healthy and in n fast improving neIghborhood a
person with small capital can do good business
there. RS a grocery store is very much wanting IVA
yer o the very best, nearv at the door. This prop
erty IS situated on the corner of 4th and streets
north, and Will be sold very cheap, as the owner
wants money. Inquire at No. 2g3 New Jersey ave.
nue., between and q streets.
n. B.-A bargain may be expected &C. -iw.
FOR RENT.-My HOUSE Oh street, between
Sc 2o-f w. F. PHILLIPS.
TO LET.-Four large ROOMS north side of
Il rem. avenue between 9th and 10th streets
Inquire oi h. q. STEVENS, No. ls Penn. avenue,
oeLN cen otn anu gun SIS. SO 1I-tf
FOR SALE.-A comfortable two-story FRAME
l. NOT Sd, on 9th street between NJ and ~ A
bargain may be had if applied for immediateiy
Ii. N. LANSDAI T., gent,
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'l'O LET.-Four large ROOMS, north side of
L Penn. avenue. between 9th and IGth streets
inquire OF X. G. STEVENS, No. Ig Penn. avenue
betwe 9th and 9th sts 90 ,{-tf
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NEw YORK, Oct. l2.-Messrs Corning & Co.
bankers, suspended on Saturday. They were
large stoc kholders in the Southern Bank of New
Orleans.
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TOR RENT.-The DWELLING part of House
Il No. Pr Bridge street, GEORGETOWN, ID. C. In
quire at the Confectionery next door 90 3-2w
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MANNING night, James Reed, colored,
was arrested for being drunk and dsorderly He
was taken to the central guard house, and this
morning ii came ont that during his frolic he
seized colored girl and struck her on the mouth
with heavy piece Of iron, knocking her teeth
out. He was fined IS and costs in the Corporation
case, and was held TO bail for his appearance at
the Criminal Court in the United States case
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Dealt, oil senator Egntitr

just n Ne were going In press We received II
tel'gfaphe dispatch informing u oithe death of
tie venerable and distinguished senator, judy"
\. T. Butler OF South Carolina We were not
unpreparcd for this result. The news of his rap
idly failing strength had lett litte hope for
spmr day past that he could recover. Sill. the
snd eseut l. not the less regretted by his friends
throughout the country, aud by that State he
loved - we'll and served sn faithfully. Judge
Bu!er wa, one of those rarely gifted men whose
genius ch.Fa,lc Temperament nj, mud rafe clequencc.
gave him II large md commanding inHaence in
ia" Senatorial body, aud constituted him "Le of
It's leading members. HIS ardent, conhleut, and
honorable nature drew Ia him those troops Of
deeply attached and admirng friends whose
sympalhies viii be most painfully aroused at the
news III IL death. South Carolina has always
been represented in the Senate 81 the United
States by men of iii" lofjiest talents. tut. even
amongst th"eo gifted sons of the South, lew have
surpassed in ability and fidelity To the interests
81 hi state and the country the venerable mnn
whose d' alb We now d,Piurc.- y uSdIagion. L.
mon.
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Extensive sale ~ Valuable E.anLs
ON TnE
MOBILE AND ONO RAILROAD.

ofFicE MonltE ANp ONO RAILROAD ooMrf,t
MonItf. March 21th. 1871. s
VII h, Cong dated September 10Th sao
danahnn at ll;6de acres OF Public Lands In alenn'a =
,na cont AID living Within fifteen mlcs cilr
side along tho line ofhc Mobile aud ohio Railroad made
by The ntod States IL the States Of Ala and Mississippi
aud N said states convey l" the Mobile aud ohio railroad
Venr,mA Mn. ~. n.,,, an, ,n,, pouro., con,,,,, H.,
The ti day of NoNsmher eua execute certain Decd e
I'm, Ia MORRIS KEICni NJ, JpnN1 PALMER and NM
L HAIIIl IiuatrtH or The uut, con u The holdcs ot
certain issue o ss thousand ak per cent Sterling onaa OF
3a2a ~ si01 tach, Ia which sad tapds included,
And wbotasHni Decd rrnst ptutrr4 for the rale Of
tnid l,ndr and the hvratmcu OF the procch hereof In
Sinking rund the frdcmptpoa sad fhnls maturity
Nav ihotclore hc oedcrssncd E.ocutirc tnmnttlco
under authority Nosied rushy II" rotrs sad IN NJ
Hoard Directions adopted March fah ri VIII seiI at
the highest bidder above the minimum r'o Of f''" Dollar.
p, The sal, Mil be held Al Tive tncs aud PLACES and
ofan the ierms hereinafter name I" WI
fo' mis situated In the "nnIlee d" NoNnhee an Winston
the sale vii ake place NJ Mhe" Miss On TUESDAY, Juno
Pr els IN tn 'tan,y If kcmrc' nj 'cooba. fltRs
pAh Jun irlh ~, nt ae'yI.ck N
Tor lands In the Ceun,t 81 laudortae Mis, aud stump
to- Ala at Lao'el'ele Sr,ngs on TUESDAY, June - ls5i
aud at Marion Station on WEDNESDAY, jane 2lth lsa3 At
fpg land. tho csae'ca Of ca,c aud ,',per Ma En-
For ea,l. the County d woy9e, weynesboro, on SAT
''' = The c,@. , 81 salc vii he a i"ow.
ono tld Cash third il twoiVr months. aud ok third
Ia eighteen month";" with interest on the nmc payments ut the
raj. ct Eight per crt r annum lpon the receipt Of the
provisions of which the Lands VIII bo rulc anlo in
"t failure t. meet The time mens nj thoir rospcef mnin
lHth illltH WIN DC u'IlNoltd Hhb upon nl iHo
payment
ihc IoeatIon Lands upon preat rail
tri large the roahonl aud
tnr general heshhlnoes together with h'r mrnsr value
cultivation combine MAXI them desirable pnr
chnscA for actual eetilrment Among tcm may ho nnnd
Of the best Cotton Lands In Ent Mississippi Welt a.
large tracts Of vnluab timber aud auc opportunities
hi. Investment rarely offered to the public.
The Lands viii be oncrod subdivisions Of eighty
eighth sections each,
lft" Lists OF the Lands can be had upon application to
thu station AEenta the various Dcnts the Railroad aud
also at Columbus Aberdeen and okuonn Any further
nation VIII be furnished by the unl, rs,anrd AT Mobile
lSiRuodl FRANCIS u CLARk,
JoNA. EMANUEL,
WILLIAM u. DUNN.
Executive Committee NJ. and .. X. H. Go.
a EetII 1slt,u.a
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EsGG& PRINTING. WORKS,
EXCLUSIVELY FOR
+ O Il Wo r. X

DOORS Posi- uFrrca lur sTAIHsl LYHcupURG
NlBGINIA.
FENlllS Esttbl >hncut with MAtllN
a IIIE, BORDERS, and other improved facilities, to
ocHto in ihe finest style of the every description
FINE AND COMMON JOB PRINTING
NTH accuracy aud prompu,>s at the loves Cab lrices
Particular aftcuti n til. prinnG and Ruling Of
Blu Bdds, HJt,i RePi Stitnelts BiIHks R1rtlp Labes
Ctcrts Cirs i7r,, aud ali kinds ut Mercantile Printing
CARDS.! s&etp"!! ssssDS:..
With the aid of fast Printing Machine and other facilities
and advantages in hiybranCh ct the business
any d. sired and PRINT In any sYe wished Cards Of at
gHHtt and either ter Business Weddings PA ties
liails, &c, unprecedented low rates Tor Cash
The bisues- public assured that whatever may he
duced to hcautit the Typographical Art, the ia
cics for act BorS and THUS reduce the cost, will alwaN
be found nj this oice
Orders from friends in The city and all parts OF the rnun
try respectfully solicited and rDPtiy dispatched under
personal supervision, aud cutie ssacton guaranteed
charge mala Il A GLENN,
j. G.. JOHNSON PRINTER.
BWr would particularly ask tue attention Of those
wishing .arr small SHOW CARDS printed for framing,
= give call. and examine some Of the most beautiful Dc
sign, in This city whic furnish very low.
diva c2ayy In
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NEw ORLEANS. May 27 The steamer Empire
City has arrived here with Gen. Walker and his
aif,from Nicaragua, on boerd. H. capjtulatrd
ON the LIST Of May 10 Capt. Davis. OF tho |. =
sl""p OF war st Mary, and WAS brought by him
10 Panama.
The Costa Rcans nre not knownin tho artic
les Of capitniution,
Two humid, i and SIXTY of Walket'- men came
I'll with him.
TIN Steamer Illinois, with the California mails
and ~ .0a0.oD0 in gold sailed hem A>piumall,
for New York, IN the l9,h inst.
NV Grenada has coded an Island in the BAY
Il Panama Ia Grrat Britain III settlement al III"
Melnin.h elam.
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'Grsrt GA, Mny 21.--lhc Mayor and
Aldermen. 21t' tircmeu, aud the Washington Iii
tes, from Memphis, Tennessee, arrived here 10
day, IN route Tor Char, son, South Carolina.
They were welcomed with the firing Of oounen,
and Il general ialn oet ON the pan ui eur citi-
2enS.
Before reaching this city, when Ghnul miles
from Chattanooga, one Of the exo8.- ION cnrs
turned o'er. killing George Moore, membe, of
the "jnv.nei"l"' iIe company aud ia'al.p lnju-
ring e. Mfnd,Il, member of the Washington
Rifles.
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BosfoN May 27.-The sun of Challce - the
Boston Betting Company. was decided 10 dtr, in
favor OF the defendant The claim wa- for S 100,
900, and WAS brought Tor AN inf,ng, nrnf Of
Caail-e's India Rubber Patents
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Tor The thy ui Iyn'hlnrg pronounced the of
Sr flcndfrk, a., NJ the November Torn lao
tho undersigned commissioners viii proceed sell Friday
l1t 1867, dn the prrnisca Lot Ground
acre lp adjoining the property belonging
the ford In the noighborhaud Francis Morris
son, tsq
ThMs6 10 mud IL months honda with approved security
tide Withhold until ali the purchase shall be paid =
tie believed To be unqncstanhbe but viii convey only
such tito Ia vested by said decrcu
j. J.. BROWN,
HENRY III ENfNGTON }Conrs
A q. HANCOCK,
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

PARTICULAR NOTICE.
uIsE ARRIVED and for sale ssc,Gn ahoUs
VI aud Pounds Of LEAD PIPE assorted szs from to J
inch ca1ro; Also Pumps Hydraulic Rams Beer Pumps,
and Plated Counter Washhasns, Shpmpuouug BIB
aud Sop Cocks. Marble Washbaus, Water tuHrs shower
Baths Bath Tub Hose Pipes Couplings, BF@u Plugs, Ac.
stove in Warehouse heow Tho Mar
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-29

ALBANY, May 26 Mrs Phoebe King the moth
er of Robert NJ. and Samuel W. King of thi- city
was killed this morning by falling from window
Mr.. King was pushing open French window,
when she lost her balance and fell out breaking
her neck
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-29

ST LOUIS; Mny 27.-1hc Santa Fr mail Las
arrived. The Indian depredaions we've unueu-
ally extensive and Col. Bonneville had started IN
expedition against the CHA Appncho-.