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AUCTION SAtF.
TO-DAY q TOMORROW MORNING
A.GREEN. AnctIoneor.

By A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
i on 8TH STREET. NEXT TO THE CORNER OF NORTH
l. STREET, AT AUcTIoN.-Oh MONDAY, the 18th
instant, shall sell, IN front of the premises, at 5
o'clock p. m, part of the original Lot No. II, in
square No. 4O, having front of p feet on Sth street
west, running back 90 feet inches be ween l. and
nj streets north, with the improvements, which are
a good two-stoTy Frame House. wood shed, &c.
rms property IS handsomely located on the west
side of 9th street west. adjoining Mr. ]. u. Adams
Terms One half cash the balance in s, 8. and 9
months, for notes bearing interest from day OF sale
putable.
seq A.GREEN, Auctoneer.
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AUCTION sIIB
Ry IAS q NoCIrInc

Dy JAS. .. McG UIR E, AuctIOneer,
ElNE SILKS, BROCHE, AND GRAPE
4 SHAWLs, &C, &c.-In addition to the usual va
IIety OF Dry Goods selling daily at the New York
Cash store, on Penn. avenue, between 9Th and 18th
streets, we shall SELL on TUESDAY, the 18th inst.
Very rich Silks, Broche, and Grape Shawls
This affords a chance to obtain great barrains and
We invite the attention of the ladies'. - -,
Sale from 10 TO O'Clock.
IL IAN. G. McGITIR Am
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DCBLIC SALE OF MOST DESIRABLE
tARI ~ CULPEPER COUNTT.-I shall, on
SATI RDAG. the 10Th day of September, 1851, (If
to the highest bidder, the valuable Farm. near Cul-
peper COuT, House. recently purchased BY the late
Thomas Hill, of Edward Lightfo {. This Farm
contains about 4O aces, and lies within - of mile
OF the Depot of the Orange and Alexandra Railroad
at CupepeT COdrs House. The soil is of very su-
penor gudlIty-eqdal To any In the vICITi,y of Gull
pepper Court Horse. The last crop %; cora taken
h"m THIS Farm, measured Up, wien housed, up
wards of on III. fcs. The Firm is now well en-
closed. There as GOOD Dwell ng, and he niece
~ Out-hOuScS, including Stable, Courthouse Black
smith Shop, c., upon the Farm. Al q, an eXce,lent
site FOR n water gr st-rHill. The Fam has good
and Sufficient supply of t.mbei and watef.
The sale Will he made upon the premises, on the
following terms: Sca to he paid down; the balance
In two equal annual ms a'men1, with int. from
the day Oh Sale; the purchaser giving bond with p
deed ftrnstupon the premises, To secure the defer
red DAY ments.
The undersigned will fake pleasure in giving fur
the information res peciing this Farm, or showing
1t to pc, sons wishing to Purchase.
EDWARD B. HILL.
Attorney in fact for heirs Of Thomas Hill.
n. Ron MONDAY, the 2. st day of September
1851 shall also sell at public auction, In froht OF
the Court House, DIRT beng Court day a small
tract OF Wood Lend, containing 81 acres. This land
Is sltn'tsd about two or three mile, from CulPeper
Court House. and adioins The lends of jane q.
BrOadus. Edmrnd BckeT-, and Caleb Shackelford
Terms made Known the day of Nale.
EDWARD b. HILL.
Attorney in fact Tor heirs of Thomas Hill.
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AT MEETING Of the United Club, held last
Monday evening, the following officers were duly
elected for the ensuing term: G. Keppler Presi-
dent; Nj. Smailwood Vice President; w. Hall,
Secretary; w. Reed, Treasurer.
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MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS
WI TAYLOR Il MAIRY'S stock of surveying
and other Instruments includes large assortment of
the very best ~ herman SILVER sold sep
Brass Instruments, in cases, from 81 TO $3.50.
Tay Or Il Maury's s5.5o set, in rosewood box with
surveying.
Ivory and lockwood Scales, French Curves. Pro-
Measures, Pocket Rnles, Magnify ing Glasses, Pro-
portlonal Compasses, Claude Lorraine Glasses,
Pocket Compasses, &c.
FO. aaleat TAYLOR & MAuRY'S
1881 BookstOre rear 9th sire
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New York Markets.

WHEELING, Sept 1.-THE river is very low
and is still falling.
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HOME MADE CARRIAGES.

We have now on hand, of our own manufacture a
hne assortment of L. | g I'll L "a r.. H-h9
RlAGES OF latest end mo t aPprovedGs&lE@
styles anu warranted, IN point of work NZS~2e
manShlp and material to he equal tn any made IN the
Crlted States. We respectfully solicit a call from
Citizens and strangers To examine our work. as We
are detefnned To let none sIITpaSs us, either in
quality of our work or in low prices. We also do
every kind of REPAIRING in a workman-like
manner and at reasonable prices.
good assortment Of secondhand Carriages,
which will he sold low for cash.
GARDNER & PLACE,
$50 18th ST. south Of Pa. ave-, near the canal.
Isl
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BY BARNARD& BUCKLEY: Georgetown.
DESlRARLE MARKET FARM Me-

by bAhNAHD BUCkEf: GeOTgetOwn.
A DESIRABLE MARKET FARM NEAR
The CITY AT PUBLIC AUCrIoN.-On WEDNES-
DAY AFTERNOONS September 5Oth, at 2 clock,
on the Premises, silal sell very valuable Market
Farm, bout two miles from CSeorg etown, lying be-
tween Rock Creek and Tenally Town. half a mile
from Tenally Tow. It contains about ninety ACRE
of good lard. part IN wood and PIT cleared The
improvements consist Of a small Dwelling House,
Stable, and young orchard.
Persons DESTROYS of examining the farm can he
directed by rqrirng of ar James Scott, No. Is5 81
street, Washington, or Of Mr.. VIM. Emmert -
Terms: One half, cash: the residue in and 70
months, with interest, secured by deed of trnst on
the premises. Vi uust On
Deeds at purchasers cost
III the terms of sale are not complied with within
uh.es gays, the property viii be resold at the pnI
sale. : BARNsR N y 10 ie9sHe, 81 the
Auctoneers.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
For other o, Rent and Sale" notices see Istpa

For otheT"FOr Rent and Sale" notices see LIST pnge
For ORB REN MIR :, fOur5story BRICK Dwell
modern improvements No. ssson street botwe ee
18th and l4th streets; Apply on the premises where
ployme Sc l4-eo4t
FOR RENT.--Two handsome PARLORS. fur
nlshed or unfinished, with comfortable Cham
MARGARET HALL, on Sth street betwe er rs /
street and New York avenue, two squares from the
Patent Office, No SD. sei2 So
PEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-DwelIing Hou-
~ Ses, to suit every person Erck, Frame, p.rt
Brick and part me, from Is rooms to rooms, In
different locations. Also vacant Ground. All on
the city Jo rs g. Psi StH tEsss,.
sel1-stt No. s55 i2tS stree.
nor RENT.-A good sized new Frame House,
L suitable for two small families, situated on 10th
street east, next door to Mrs. Eckle, between and
Capitol HIll.l Also, three convenient rooms sulta-
ole To- i9r small family at No 8 north street Capt.
about 1900 feet of ground the corner of Maryland
avenue and Eleventh street east Iaqq q, or Ct
Agent of the Potomac Insurance COMPANY. No.
q north street Capitol Hill, or through The City
Post Otlce box 81 5-7t'
y iof rent, situated on stree, between list and
I'd streets Apply to Mrs. ELIZA BURY. on me
drug STORE FOR sALE.-The STOCK
~ ard FIXTURES of q well established stard
Eo- iul Partcr,ars address, with real name, o. ID.
Id City P0st Ofhce. an 3'-2aw;n
EOR SALE.-An old established DRUG
STOKE In the cehtral part OF the city, do lIa
an excellent reCaIl and prescription business. Ad
dress Chemist, through the Post Office.
au 25-2aw6w
EOR SALE.-A FARM, containing about 81
Creek Church, and abort ~ miles from the Centre
Market. Is well adapted for n market ga den and
private re; idence: Apply to II. N. & J. w. Easily,
corner 2Sth and ID streets. sc l-2awsw
SPLENDID HOTEL LOT FOR SALE in The
- cl,y of We shlLgtOn, ID. c., and fronting Penn
sy lvaha avenue.
TIE Los is about one hundred and sevea:y feet by
oIe hrno led and sixty feet, being me grOpnd partly
partly by the ruins of the laie National Theatre.
There Is place la the country where first class
hotel Is more ImpeIatvely requlr nOf where such
will he made very .rvOraOle and if needed lac;ies
will be afforded In the e. &c .iol O a sriable MOTEL.
Apply IN Washir" oil. 10 e. III WlNDER' or, in
Pn''adelphla, 20 w. ri. WlNDEE, No. 7bia Walnut
Ard, If roS sod, the Union Buildings will he for
rect, Ind possession glve the 1t OF September,
lgn. jy N-2aw2m
EOR SALE-lOO acres of Land. situated in Jack
Il son county. North CarOlIra, on the Weary Hut
ty town.
These lands are rich in copper ore-an English
Company are now engaged In mining Operat tons on
an adjoining tTact-they well wooded md water
ed. and offer great Involvement to speculation.
For terms apply to THOS. f. LLOYD.
Real Estate Agent. office No. 474 18th st.
Sc 2-eolmH Opposite City Post Office.
DOR ,SALE.-Two small and eliglby situated
Also, two comfortable BRICK DWELLINGS,
with spacious grounds rttached. One in the First
Ward and the other in the Sixth.
Apply to ii. N. Easily, 3S3 9th street between |.
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ByJ.C. Mcguire, Auotioneer.

By J. C. MCGUIRE, Auotioneer.
RCILDING LOT IN FIRST WARD.-On
- WEDNESDAY A FTERNOON, September
.Sth, at clock, on the prem es, shal sell Let
No. 3, IN Square No. III, fronting 81 feet on 1th
stree! west. between and streets north, running
G cS lfo FEET IN inches to a 81 feet a,ley.
Terms: One fourth cash; the residue i'm SIX
WE'VE and eighteen months, with interest secured
by a deed OF trust on the premises.
Sc ll-d JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auct.
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FIRfNES's Visit This morning the Friend
snip Fire Company, of Alexandria, Va, visited
TINS city, bringing with them handsome sue.
ton engine belonging to the company, and ac-
companied by band OF martial music They
We received oy the Perseverance Fire Company
lwhose guests they are,) and by delegation Of
the MON Fire Company, at the Steamboat wharf
a, ne line was then formed under the direction of
"f ~ urlmes, marshal. Withers,s brass band
On 'ne rlght, followed by TIE Union Fire Com
Pdny Next in line was the Perseverance COM
Pany drawing with them their beautiful eng inc
which has been recently reftted NEXT the mar
tial music, followed by the visiting fremen draw
ing thelr beautiful apparatus.
. L ne procession moved to the Northern Liber.
ties, ny way or Seventh Street, from whence they
purpose marching through the First Ward to
georgetown. handsome collation. is prepared
Tor them upon their return TO the Perseverance
engine house. The line will then be formed
again, and the visiting company escorted to the
steamboat FOR Alexandria.
AT THE MONTGOMERY AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
the best quick draft horse, Arlington, the prop
erty OF o. Sheckels, received the premium also
the mare owned by Mr.. VIM. +. Poole; also pre-
miums to Messrs Stabler Waters. and Houser
The best horse, Black Hawk out of the socirty,s
limits, was exhibited by Mr. Houser Mr. VIM
IL Bnrch received 4 premium for his gelding.
w lndsor. A silver cup was awarded to Col.
Berrett, for his colt VIM. l.. Marcy; also. to Mr.
Chas. McPrice cup for the hest Black Hawk
colt. Similarly for Black Hawk colts premiums
were awarded TO Messrs. n : White, Waters,
Dawson and Braddock. Best blowing with three
horses, to Mr.. Taverner The articles of iewelry
exhibited by Mr.. III. Semken, of this CITY, also
obtained premium.
of 4 nlrsa
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MR.. w. w. ADAM, of Alexandria, who is now
in Philadelphia, has recovered S., 900 worth OF
his jewelry, stolen from his store in June last
The whole value of the goods stolen was SIS, eco.
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS. ; 3
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
FOUR DAES LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of fhe naIfir

New IoEk. Sept. 1.-THE Collins stes mer
pa s'T rom Liverpool on the ID, arrived here
us morning The steamer City Of Balti more
arrived at Liverpool on the I'd
Macauiay, the historian, is to be raised to the
PeeTage
Diplomatic relations between the other Powers
and Turkey, have been resumed at Cons,antino-
me details Of the Indian news contain nothing
There is nothing definite vet IN regard % the
Atlantic teleg, aPh IL was reported that Vernon
smith retlres from the presidency Of the Board OF
Controllers.
IsEcoNp pIsPA1cHl
The details OF the Indian mutinv teem Va I'll
further atrocities The French parcrs orhlisb ,
despatch Affirming that the mutiny had show "a
itself at Bombay, but was promptly srppreSSed
The L. :. steam frigate san Jacinto and Sloo, g.
of-war Portsmouth and Levant were at Shangt al
on he 4th of July. A conference was held IN, 70
between I.o.d Elgin and the French and Eug .sh
commanders.
The Emperors Napoleon and Alexander were
to meet shortly at DarmStadt.
Itwas rnmOIed in England that secret treaty
had been made between the United States and
Mexico, which provides that the former shall fur
nish fifteen To twenty Thousand armed volunteers
to i7ke Cuba under the Mexican hag in case Of a
war with Spain.
The threatened r1pture between NAMES and
Piedmont is dispelled
The British Minister at Florence had retired
i9oin MS post, In consequence OF an alleged insult
In matter of etiquette
THR MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Sept Cotton is nm and prices
are generally unchanged; sales for three DAYS
!7:tg, bales, including 4,O,O to spectators and
lao 10 exporters.
BreadstuhS closed dull, and quotations were
barely maintained. Richdrd,on Spence & Co.
rep iiou- dull; Western Canal 3Is Ohio 82a:}aS
Cd. Wheat quiet, at decline OF laid; red Is ida
: Id; white sta:'S Id. Corn duh. at a decline OF
Id; yellow aad mixed 3js 6da@6s; white corn NOM
inal at i2s'iis.
Richardson & Baothers report co n dull at a
decline of la9d Bigland 4 Athava say wheat
closed firm, flour steady, and corn active at an adj
vance of Id.
Provisions closed quiet. Beef steady, pork du-I,
bacon heavy. lard dull at sNs
ProduCc-RoSin was dull. aud Spirits Turnen-
tine heavy. quotations Of the lattei being barely
maintained. Sugar and coffee were quiet.
IoNDoN.-The money market was active. and
rates were generally unchanged. The teleg Ia oh
reports Sugar dull at decline of Cd a Is Coffee
was buoyant, Tea finn, Rice heavy, and all quail
tiles had slightly declined; holders, however.
demanded an advance, to which buyers refused
TO acCede.
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The AMERICAN PHARMAcUErICaL Assoc1
TIOS CONvESTIoS.-This convention. which
met in Philadelphia last week, adjourned OH Fri
day, to meet in Washington on the second Tues
day in september of next year. Among the reso
lutiOns adopted was one suggesting to the various
medical societies in the United States the imr ,rt
ance OF Inducing their members to be more care
full OF the manner in which presentations are
frequently written, and their Quantities symbol
lied
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CARD.
NRUBB d LOSAN0 have the pleasure 20 an
nouIlce to Their friends and the public, that a.
they have just received fresh from the Im-N
porters Idll a I'd he .utiiul rs ortment of M
Cl.OTHS,CASSI MFR -. NESTINGS tof NM
al verletie- and GENTS FURNISHINGS -~A->-
all of the latest and most approved styles. which
will be disposed Of at prices that cannot fail To
please.
All orders Entrusted to us promptly and faithfully
filed.
cap sfr
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LAST WEEK OF THE ETHIOPIAN SERENApERs
The performances of this troupe continued last
week with undated interest, and they to- night
enter upon their third and final week.
Tonight, the FIRST appearance Of the wonderful
performing elephants who, we notice, are an
nounced as somewhat distanty related to the
celebrated elephants attached to the circus of
SiEds, Nathans & Co. The performances of the
b by elephants may be counted on as something
rich in the burlesque line.
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,TOVES! GRATESm RANGEsM

STOVES! GRATESm RANGEsm!
The largest stock OF Stoves, Glstes Ranges and
Hot-AH Furnaces offered IN the Dlstr,ct 90
Columbia. and ct TIE lowest market prices. can he
found at the WdShiagtoH SfOre TIA and Sb,St
and 18th street.
Study You: interest and call and exqmire at No.
90. se l0-eOlm
ME-. DONALD MACLEOD'S PUPILS are re-
w speotfu'ly Informed ttat az the School Books
useo In the rducatioral Institute rece ,tly esiaI-
,isned " lIr. Mcleod can be had, on the lowest
-, :, TAYLOR MAURY's Book. tore.
seIISt rear 9th street.
HAWkER ON SHOOTING, Edited by w. +.
- forter, VOL. BNo.
Lewis American sportsman, vol, 8vo.
me spokesman In France. vols; London.
Lewis' Hints To Sportsmen, vol.
ne Dung Sportsman Manual, vol; London.
Stonehenge's british Nura, Sports, vol; London.
Inc Rod nd the Gun, by Wilson Oakeigh,l vol;
Edinburgh.
Floyd on Dog Breaking, pamphlet; London.
ouatt on the Dog, vol.
Dlnks on the Dog, Edited by Frank Forester.
Col. Hutchinson ON Dog Breaking, vol: Iondor.
Dinss and Mayhem on the Dog, by Franck Fores-
Mathew OF the Management Of Dog. volume;
SELF FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Two OUR CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC
GENERALLY.
The undersigned most respectfully announce to
their numerous customers and to the pub ic large
that they have entered INTO an arrangement with
the owners of the store-hOuse they occupy, by
which they will continue possession of the anne
until the LIST of March next.
In rakinS this announcement they beg to say that
Trey Will open in few days large and thoroughly
assorted stock of 6r5t-class Dry Goods, embracing
exc novelty in Dress Goods, of this seasons inn
pOItat'Ol.
Those of our customers whose accounts rendered
LIST of July remain unsettled, are requested to paw
up be % commencing rev bulls.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY & Co,
To- Co. Pa, and Cth n Get
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nor SALE.-Two small and eligibly situated
Il FARMS, within a short distance of the city.
Also, two comfortable BRICK DWELLINGS,
with spacious grounds attached. One in the First
Ward, and the OF her in the Sixth.
Apply to ii. N. EASILY, 3S3 9th street, between /.
and M. Sc 2-eo3w
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ANTHONY BIAs.-The constables having war
rants against this we'll known colored individual
who was arrested and sent to jail last week for
striking officer Ross, while in discharge of his
official duty, are beginning to serve their war
rants upon him in the prison. He is the same
person who disposed Of hickory wood at such low
rates when he was driving for Mr.. Keyes wood
and coal merchant. He was fully committed in
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THE GERMAN YAoERs, under Capt. Schwartz
nan. have a Pic-Ni to-day at the Park, Seventh
street. They turned out in strong numbers this
morning; and presented a very fine appearance.
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MILITARY VISIT, &c.-The Morgan Continen
tai Guards, Of Winchester, intend visiting ALEX
andria on the I'D inst as the guests Of the Mount
Vernon Guards They intend visiting Washing
ton CITY before their return.
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THEFIREMEN were drawn out about ten O'Clock
on Saturday night by false alarm occasioned by
bonfire In the direction Of the Observatory.
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HH;PrED.-A co!OFed man, on Saturday AFTER
noon, stole the coat OF a workman on the Capitol
eNtenNiUa- and was making oil with it, when h.
was discovered, pursued, and finally caucht By
IN officer and taken to the capitol guard house.,
wh-.e be was subsequently punished with the
whip by q constable.
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The CONDITION OF Mr.. BENTON Much
anxiety has been felt in this city for the last forty
eight hours, in consequence OF the somewhat
illness Of ex-senator Benton, who has
been affected with disordered bowels for some
days past. We are happy to state that he is bet
ter to-day, and is considered out of danger by his
attendant physicians-Drs. Hall and May.
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WADE.

This gentleman held forth at the
Court House yesterday afternoon. The
brief portion of his speech heard by US
was q mere reiteration of the false issues
and false positions that made the Ere
mont party notorious in their conduct of
the campaign of 1856. 1t appeared to
be a sort of revised edition of Gibson's
abolition speeches made last year. The
country passed a pretty decided verdict
upon all this sort of " bosh" less than a
tWelve-month since aud hat verdict
would have taught any other party cx-
cert the Republican, a profitable lesson.
Il was under just such a Juror about
outside and impracticable questions,
that the Ohio Treasury was Gibsonized.
The white People Of Ohio have had a
surfeit of this bowling and stealing, aud
they have resolved to take the govern
ment into their own hands again.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.
The Campaign Opened.

The Democratic Ticket is now COM
plete, and is worthy, in all its details,
of the ardent and hearty support of the
Democracy. On consultation with friends
from different portions of the county, the
Democratic central Committee determin-
ed to hold Meetings at the times and
places mentioned below:
Ro1cs5urg, Saturday evening, Sept.
Goth John D~augherty Speaker,
Lgfacttc, Thursday evening, Octo-
Der LIST, John Dougherty Speaker.
Rmggles Corners, Friday evening,
October 2, II. s. Knapp, Speaker.
HaysviHe, Saturday evening Sept. &c,
T. J. Kenny, Speaker.
LoudenuiHe, Saturday, October End,
John D. Jones, Speaker.
PcrrysUiNc, Monday evening. Sept.
26th, J. Dougherty Speaker.
I0t0A House-Green Tp.,-Tuesday,
evening, Sept. 29th--John Dougherty,
Speaker.
Lahe-At the place of holding cleo
tions--on Wednesday, September 30th,
DR.. D. S. Sampsel.
MoAecanviHe-Thursday, eve, Octo-
Der lst,-J. s. White, Speaker.
JcromcuiAc-Friday evening October
2nd,-Dr. I. l.. Crane, speaker.
lLzNn--Saturary evening, October
3d-J. D. Jones, Speaker.
lIiAon--At Burns School House, on
Monday evening, October 9Th, ]. S.Ful-
ton; Speaker.
Orange-At s Square School House,
Saturday evening September 18th,
T. J. Kenny, Speaker.
Orange, (town)--Morday evening,
Sept. 18--B. Burns, Of Mansfield,
Speaker.
Orangc-Coleman's School House
Tuesday evening, September 29th-J.
S. White, Speaker.
Sauannah-Wedaesday evening, Sept,
30th-T. L. Crane, SPEAKER.
Perrys5~rg-Saturday evening Sept.
10Th, DR.. D. S. Sampsel, Speaker.
PoM--Tuesday evening, October 9th
T. j. Kenny, Speaker.
Center School Housc-Jackson Tp.-
Wednesday evening, Oct 9TH, j. J.
Jacobs, Speaker.
1foy-Thursday evening, Oct. 9Th,
G. w. Bushnell, Speaker.
SuH1ram,-Friday evening, Oct. 9th.
T. j. Kenny Speaker.
Spencer School House-Jackson TIP,
Saturday ev ening, Oct. 10th, 7. c.
Bushnell, Speaker.
AshAanG-C0u Enthusiastically,
Sept. 10Th, T. j. Kenny, Speaker.