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"AGNIFlCENT STOCK OF FALL AND
IVA WINTER DRY GOODS NOW OPEN
The subscriber would invite attention 70 the fol-
lowing New Goods:
Paris printed Mernoes and Wool De LANES, very
rich styles extra cheap.
Fine Black and Fancy Colored Wool De LANES, at
87l% cents.
Ottoman Poplins mixed, plaid, and striped.
$500 yards Hoyes English Prints at 10 cents usual
price 1215 cents.
1900 yards superior plaid and plain De Bages, at
l21l, worth Is cents.
| 100 yards rich new style figured De LANES, at
| 1914, richly worth IS cents.
100 Ladies white and colored Corses, at 81, usual
price sl.25.
A large lot Of Ladies' fine white Linen Handkel-
chiefs, at "a 10, and l2lI cents.
20 dozen Ladies' fine white Lama Wool Hose, at 25
cents, usual price 80 cents.
~ dozen Ladies' hemstitched Linen Handkerchief,
at o. richly worth 81 cents.
Ladies good Kid Gloves from ~ cents up.
| Linen Table Cloths Napkins, and Towels great
bargains.
CHEAP EMBROIDERIES.
Large lot Swiss and Cambria Collars.
Large lot Cambria and Swiss Flouncings unusually
cheap.
Handsome Sleeves aud Collars in sets
Black Grape Collars, Embroidered Handkerchief,
&c, &c.
Persons in want of Dry Goods should not fail to
call aud examine my stock before purchasing as /
am confident by so doing they can save money
X. G. HYATT
$40 Seventh street. third door below
$50 90 the Northern Liberty Market.
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The WORKING OF MODERN DEMocRAcY.-On the
lst instant William +. Phillips, ESQ, was ousted
from his position Of Sixth Auditor of the Treasury,
aud his successor, Dr. Tate, of Virginia, was duly
installed in his place Mr.. Phillips has been an
Incorporating, working Democrat all his life,
and has been permitted to retain Office only about
four years.
DR.. J. M. Brodhead, the Second Comptroller Of
the Treasury, IL is said, will be decapitated In
few days, Gf IL has not already been donoO and Is
to be succeeded 1t is rumored, by James Madison
Cults, the father-in-law Of Judge Douglass. Mr.
Brodhead has held this position something like
hve years, and more competent, faithful, aud
popular officer does does not hold place under
the Government. His father was a prominent
Democratic member of Congress from New
Hampshire many years since, and several of his
brothers have been, and are now, leading, active,
and influential members of the Democratic party.
Mr.. Cults, until the marriage of his daughter to
Judge Douglass, was always regarded as a staunch
Wing, and some two years since his name was
presented to one Of the American councils In this
city for membership, and his application was
rejected.
Governor Anderson, Of Maine, the Commits
sioner OF Customs, an Old Line Democrat, and
who has held his position about four years, it Is
said, will also have to walk the plank How b EAU.
tifulIy the system worksp
Per Contra. Thomas L. Smith. First Auditor
of the Treasury, and who has been pig and run,
Wing and Democrat, has been in Office at s., 900
per aunum, since 1922 with the exception of the
four years of Mr.. Folks administration.
Aaron o. Dayton, the Fourth Auditor of the
Treasury, has occupied place, and tugged at the
Treasury teat since 1929. We throw out these
facts for the consideration of the unterfiied, and
conclude with the exclamation, col consistency,
thou art jewel I"
In a few days we expect to commence a series
ofnurnbers, in which we shall show from facts and
figures, that one:fourth ofthe force now employed
m the Executive Departments could be dispensed
with, IL competent persons were employed, who
should work moderately sir hours per day
A DEMOCRAT
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|. LYLES
PROSPECTUS
THIRTY-FIVE YEARS "TRAMPS:"
"BIG BEN"
PROSPECTUS
A Journeyman Shoemaker.

IT PROPOSE TO GIVE AN ACCOUNT OF MY
IL CRAMPS" in different States, with the scenes,
characters incidents events sprees and adventures
pated, including one year spent at sea and three
years In the United States Army in war service. |
have had vicissitudes and troubles enough 10 try
any mans soul, and almost ruin his understanding
and now that | am waxing old, and my thread Of
life is nearly spun out, take this method Of trying
TO get something that win make all my latter days
last in comfort TO the end.
Ny "Tramps" will form neat volume Of one
hundred pages, at least which will be furnished Ia
subscribers hereto at fifty cents and will be issued
as soon as the subscriptions will Justify.
Nv old shop-mates, members Of the craft, and
others trust will Occasion" for by subscribing
TO this. Friends TO whom this prospectus is sent
are requested to procure subscribers and forward
their names TO b. I. STARK,
500 If Washington, ID. c.
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washington National Monumen. society.

Washington National Monument Society.
ATA MEETING OF THE BOARD OF MANA
IN GERS OF the above society, held this day, the
following resolutions were adopted and ordered 10
be published by the Treasurer in some paper of this
city: H.a-s e
Resolved, That public notice be given to all per-
SONS holding funds which may be designed for the
use of the Washington National Monument that they
transmit the same TO General J. NJ. McCalla, the
Treasurer of the Board, and not To s. Yorke Alice,
Esq, the late Secretary Of the Board of Managers
Resotoed, That all persons who may have trans
mitted funds to 5. Yorke AtLee Esq, late Secretary
of the Washington National Monument Society,
since the LIST day of July, 1885, for the use of the
Monument, requested TO notify the Treasurer OF
the Board General j. NJ McCalla) of the date and
amounts transmitted TO said Alice as Secretary.
JOHN M. M0CALLA,
September Ia, 1857. Treasurer.
Editors of papers friendly TO the objects of the
Monument Society will confer favor upon the
Board of Managers by giving the above few inser-
tons. 81. HH. ... ......'. sl6 I'm
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GROCERY STORE,
Corner MARYLAND Avenue and Seventh ST.,
"VI
ISLAND.

ISLAND.
HAVING BOUGHT OUT THE STORE FOR
Ii mcrly kept by Mr. Robert T. Knight shall
keep on hand a select assortment Of FINE GR0CE-
RIES comprising, among Others the following arti-
cles:
Sugars, such as crushed, clarified, pulyerized aud
brown Teas, such as Imperial, Gunpowder Young
Hyson, Black and Colony; Rio, Maracaibo and Java,
roasted and ground, Co6ees Refined Syrup; Segars
and Tobacco, various brands; Hams, Bacon, Flour,
Liquors Wines, Crockery, Wooden-warc, Hardware,
Vegetables Eggs, Butter, Nuts Of various kinds,
Horse Feed, &C., together with many other articles
usually kept in a Grocery s....
would most respectfully ask those living on the
Island, as well the citizens generally TO call and
examine for themselves as they then will sec that
there ism necessity 10 go further as am determin-
ed not TO be outdone, both 10 prices and articles
Call therefore and examine, and you will find il to
your advantage, for intend 70 sell cheap for cash
tfs- Do not forget the store, 595, Maryland Az.
Goods delivered to any part Of the city free Of all
charge. --.
aug s-tf " JOHN F. b. PURSELb
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AGUE AND FEVER BITTERs,

A CERTAIN CURE FOR AGUE AND FEVER.
rUNHIS MEDICINE is entirely vegetable, aud con-
II tains no ingredient in the least degree prejudi-
cial TO the human system. II has never failed 70
cure chills and evers when the directions have been
complied with. Price rs cents per bottle. This
medicine is prepared by Charles Pearson, and can
be had at p. NJ PEARS0N'S Grocery Store No.
500 Maryland avenue between Four-and-a-half and
Sixth streets Island s2G If
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LAW NOTICE.

rINHE UNDERSIGNED WILL ATTEND THE
Circuit and Criminal Courts Of this District,
and the Conrt of Claims and will promptly perform
such professional duties may be entrusted to his
charge. ......, 49,. ,...
Uis Office at present. is at the southwest corner Of
Eleventh aud "I' fronting New York avenue.
An 14-f " ELLIS.
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II r. b Il X G e II respectfully informs the
d public in general and his friends in particu-
lar that he has large assortment Of Fancy Notions
such as Cottons, Needles, Threads, Silks, Buttons
Pens Tobacco, Cigars, together with Candies, Cakes
Fruit, Vegetables, in short, Family Provision
Store, and will sell as cheap as the cheapest Don't
forget the place 1t is BERGER'S STORE on the
West Side Of Thirteenth street second door south Of
Ct street t.. o3 I'm
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MARRIED.

, AT ST. Matthews Church, on the goth instant, by
Mrs. LAURA A. MITCHELL, both Of this CITY.
On the 9th instant by the Rev. w. Rrebs, RICH
of this CITY y O' 'V'i
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DIED,

., Un the 8Oth instant, at 8 O'Clock, A. NJ, JOHN
THOMAS, eldest son Of Thomas and Jane C. vii.
hanson, aged years.
TON. " ~ Di''o
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Fanny Fern receives s., 1000 year for her writ
ngs for the New York Ledger. Mr.. j. Parton, her
husband, is writing life Of Aaron Burr.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

1.-TWO OFFICE ROOMS on the Second Floor,
u and one Large Room in the Third Story,
Twenty-Five by sixty feet, suitable for Bindery or
Printing Office. No. 5l2 two doors south Of Odd
Fellows Hall, Seventh street. Inquire within.
N
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HAILECK HOUSE.

TUNHE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING TAKEN THE
u old stand known as the European House, cor
ner of Seventh and q streets begs leave TO inform
his friends and the public that he IS prepared to
accommodate them with the best Of liquors and all
the decacics of the season.
-" Families supplied with oysters by the quar-
30 # J. r. HALIECK
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Mr.. Miller, teller in the Bank OF the State at
Charleston, was defaulter to the amount Of
$4,000, and made it up by checks on the Banl,
of the State, having no funds to draw upon.
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BARGAINS FROM AUCTION!

81 karid Space, bet1oeeg SeUoath and Eighth streets
nRESS SILKS, very handsome and Cheap.
~ Gents Silk Pocket Handkerchiefs, 25 cents.
Boys Silk Pocket Handkerchiefs, 1871 cents.
Bonnets Of all kinds at cost.
French and English Merinoes very cheap,
Best Kid Gloves, only 25 cents.
Irish Linens, Cottons, and Calicoes, cheap.
Great Variety of Ladies' and children's Hosiery.
! determined 10 make the prices suit in all
cases, Please call and sec for yourselves.
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The news Of the loss of the Central America ("
had reached Havana. The letters of 9Th Sept
were all lost in her. The loss of life, and the loss
Oh treasure, has made most painful sensation.
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Thus far the subscriptions in aid Of the sufferers
by the fearful calamity Of the Central America,
reach $4,000 N 80
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ND G. HYATT has just opened, from the recent
Hhs auction sales, splendid assortment of Fall
and Winter Dry Goods Of every description at very
reduced prices: ~
BARGAINS in Black and Fancy Silks,
BARGAINS in Stella and Broche Shawls.
BARGAINS in De LANES end Cashmeres,
Bargains in Bonnets and Ribbons
Bargains in all-wool Plaids and DuCals
Bargains in Prints and Ginghams.
Bargains in Meriuoes and Coburg Cloths
Bargains in Irish Linens aud Shifting Cottons
Bargains in Flannels and Blankets.
Bargains in Cloths, Cassmeres, and Satinets.
BARGAINS in JJndershirts and Drawers.
Bnrgains in Embroideries of every description.
Remember. Ladies, the place for Bargains is at
r. g. HYATTS, No. $40 Seventh street, third door
below the Northern Liberty Market $50 81
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THE SP0RTSNLAN'S WAREHOUSE.
E TUCKER IL Co. have now open for the
Hle inspection of the citizens of Washington and
vicinity the largest and best selected stock of Sport
ing Goods they have ever offered. They would
FoWLING PIECES, single and double barrels u
Manton's % ',...5..a.. .tlrs....
Bourne's, H a. ....... .N....
Hollis and Sheath's
...". Mills's, .... g..
And other manufacturers', every grade.
Dixon's, Hawksley's
and other a". .. Powder Fasks,
Shot Pouches Bags and Belts,
Game Bags and Dram Fasks.
English Felt, ...'...
French, Cloth,
and American and Paper
Percussion Caps, .a.. Wads,
Eey's Wire Powder
Cartridges, and Shot.
| Gun Cases Cleaning Rods
and Covers, t. Cap Boxes
Nipple Wrenches, Turnscrews,>
- Lock and Tube
.- Cleaners, ~.
... Wad Cutters,
Nipples, and Oil Bottles .
Dog Collars, Chains,
Couplings, Calls, &c.
Gunsmiths' Materials of every description.
All of which goods we will offer at very low prices
for cash. 4. TUCKER CO., -.
353 Pennsylvania avenue,
o3 If between Sixth and Seventh streets.
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For SALE,

EUNHB UNDERSIGNED, INTENDING TO RE-
of his Cigar and Tobacco Store for sale. This is
of the best stands in the city, being located
Seventh street. and in its most business part. Fol
further particulars inquire at No. 800, corner Of
Seventh and II streets, of
$50 At H. LYLES.
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Mr. LAYTON, the cashier Of the Erie City Bank
"a: has been arrested for embezzlement and he'll
10 bonds Oh $4,000 to answer the charge.
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The contractor for erecting the Washington Asy
iium, Mr. Gilbert Cameron, is actively EMPLOYED /,
having the foundation laid, and the work on tn
superstructure will soon he commenced
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UNION MARKET

"lLLIAM VAN NEwKIRK, agent of Caths.
" rine NJ. Peregeoy, No. 500 Pennsylvania
avenue, between Second and Third streets Dealer
tables, &c. n ~ -i'""Ns 20 ss'
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ELVANS & THOMPSON,

ZIG Penn. Av. between 9th and IUtb SIS,
WASHINGTON, D. G.
Dealers in Coach and Cabinet Hardware, Carriage
Dry Goods, Bar Iron aud Steel, Cutlery, &c, sc
we'll assorted stock ofRoods in their line of trade
is offered to city aud country consumers at low prices
for cash
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EOR SALE pan

foR SALE.-A RARE CHANCE. (donbt IL
not)-I will SELL if Immediately applied for,
the u stock and fixtures Of my BAKERY, CONFEC.
Il0NERf, AND FRUIT STORE doing good
cash business For further information enquire at
this ONCE. o8 81 ,
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NEW HARDWARE STORE,

No. 405. . No. 405.
JOSEPH r. HODGSON,
Dealer Ia StoveS, Tin, and Britannia Ware.
Seventh Street between and l.
HHAS NOW AND ALWAYS KEEPS FOR SALE
n Il at the above place, large variety of the best
Cooking Stoves in the market warranted to bake or
no charge. .....
He has fine assortment of the following wares;~-
| Planished Tin Ware,
Block Tin and Britannia Wares.
Tea Sets, Toilet Sets.
A large lot of Lamps, Britannia Globe, Brass, and
Parlor Lamps
ALSO
A general assortment of Tin Ware and Kitchen re-
quisites. ..... ....... ..
He has also an excellent assortment of the best
Preserving Kettles in the market, enameled Sauce
pans, DC, &C., which he will sell at low prices.
Call and examine for yourselves.
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AT COST.-HAVlNG DETERMINED TO
IA confine our business exclusively to the coach
and cabinet branch of the trade, Including Bar Iron
and Steel,) we offer present stock of BUILDING
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, AGRICULTURAL
GOODS, &c. &c, AT COST, TO close out.
All such goods must positively be sold, and if not
entirely closed out by the 18th of December will be
disposed Of at auction, to make room for another
class of merchandise.
An examination of prices will convince purchasers
that on such goods there is chance for good invest
ment. - ...
| With increased facilities in the branch of the
trade to which we shall hereafter devote atten.
ton, both 10 quality and quantity, solicit ths
increased patronage Of consumers in full confidence
that prices will be satisfactory.
ELVANS a. THOMPSON,
1926 Pennsylvania ave-, bet. 9th and 10th sts
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Rev. VIM. T. Eva, of the Presbyterian Church
Rockville, Md, has received unanimous call to on,
OF the Presbyterian Churches of Newark New
Jersey.
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TIE SrxrH AubfroR or rHE TREAsuRY.-Dr. Tate
ofVhginia, the new Sixth Auditor Of the Treasury
was duly commissioned on Thursday and entered
upon the discharge of the duties Of the Office after
VISIT 70 all the rooms occupied by his bureau and an
introduction to the Government employees TO he
under his direction P'''''' =" "e
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iI3 haH 0dg nor y si ssssssyB
'sbic ,sdsg09 10 slH3 lsalbgl aas HtIYR
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II is rumored that the Mayor has attached the en-
CINE of the Northern Liberties Fire Company. now in
the city of Baltimore for the reason thathe is fearful
that there will not be apparatus enough left in Waah
ngton for service in the case Of fire during the alb.
sence Of the companies -...'"'
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ACCIDENT AT THE PATENT 0FFICE.-On last
Tuesday Mr.. King, while engaged on his work
at the Patent Office, was severely injured on the
feet by the falling Of some heavy timbers. So sc.
we're was the bruise, that he had to be taken home
in carriage. We learn since that he is doing as
well as can be expected, and expects to be able ia
resume his post in week or two.
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Our FIRENES.-There seems TO be an opinion
prevalent that when those companies who intend
visiting Philadelphia during next week shall
have left the city, there viii not be sufficient appa
ratus left in the city to combat successfully with the
dcyouring element in case Of necessity.
Such, we understand, is not the fact. as the same
apparatus which is now, and has been for some time
past IN service, will be left behind and Che compa
MES who are going WILL we think, be represented at
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McoBaICK's Sc.
RIPPING nd SOWING HiCNHgs,
IMPROVED FOB 1857.

THE Fs,u.r.y Jprss.sr. Fsssssex, Bssss-
LAY an Msoas Cvanfir- are sfofm<a tkat
Ice have ben ~ intec sPEciAL OENTS lot
,aepl,f %. ts~sxith this W oRLD RftsOWN4D
Gfaia ana iats saving Mssb,ss. We have ss-
gagged ne sa,rss u Mr. John heAllsn gee
Fa,merN 10 rke shoye Tent 90 q ss vill b
IN NJ. possf, 20 ,ase heir orOst. 1rMeMilis
~ili rai 0g al AAchtnes ordered asd - thsn pro
priv 40. faliy uneef wsy. Fsfmes cr1ettn.
ihfoarh y. afe 6ssrr-'trf t.-s r-rvy p<as~s 49,
gtrs "a fsilSsf safisGsefiSs.
We 70 sprstuily ssatCil heir ORDERSZARLv,
% a. 20 rtssrs Atf-g ssFfis< 80 owinR hths tsii-
urv ~ seSsrs. usw nschiBss ibtScd scv sihls ti.s
lat two yssts The ska9s4 Tor MeCORAick's
~il b nask grsaisr lists Season han eve esiofe.
Ths Moor NiCk'S REAPER sed Nav kn
siAnds sastrallsd net oniy a. q gratn %. grssi
Aarpss,sr bot fof rs rspist!s ard ssF4se< sfsIscv
ties graf E'esSfA q ssild hshf-ss, sf sSsf, no
pilsiiE rad pc fsfi,sA 81 rsssf.saSs ss< sass "
pIs,isr y so~ s,ys1d az Deck az ssisbsi,Aek fs.
cVAh cftsfs ~ mail addressed 10 us al Pss-
uitis Msafg~a0y C0NNiy Ns., OF to J. Mtsi.ts.
Chail-ste~a, Nil y IrssPtly AfSosSsf TO-
Machines Niii b. ceivefsd ~ sny Odd
paint on th- Baltimore asd Ohio 90 90 de Va
ehssist and llomac Railroads.
C~Pfieg at cg~Aizsa Rsapsy Esd hswev'ssA
Assry HsesrH Ira frgsT b-aH, eIua Sickiase,
D. COT q 'y-s SSauh st5S delivered IN Bsi,ors
purchs.sf- SIS cash % delivery. balance Paels
~; 81 nerrnaor- u~rt VIII ist-se-t frosssi 81
Jsly, or IS ai'eosn, Il all PAD Cash az isis's
Of hsrrrst
ITbe vsries, paris Of ID. Reaper sirps~.
iag gill be deposied 81 esavrnieat polsl
JESSE r. HIGGINS $40.
Special Arents ior fsr>ou. Fredsfi ca tfks'es.
Morgan snd Lout "a Ceunsiss, Va, hes-
EomrrV Cuanty, NJ
Ard y tSS1-t5m
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y
In NE cosss, cssrs. March xra. issT
At Cosr ea.ii.s~s AsA A~.s ,as y,a,ro,
a Cessiy. 90 Ff,dsy. the 9osh q March, 1857
The Cesu sp-oias he fdiiowisg names con.
nissi.oers and ofsesr. 10 eoedpct the sl-e,icn ~
b Md 10 this cosaiy. vs he In Tharstsy, An
Msy ssEi ~ ptevsdrd ssa rssaissd By Lsv.
Dssps<f We 4.
MeCsrdy Jessph Aysf. sed J'ss Housphrevs. %
any TOO OF more Of th.n. r = Wood xsrd, ofkesr
bssirscs No 4
Rcs.r, v. shiri-y Ian W. orss,hsn. Jo. o
ccyle, Reh~,t w Bssler and Ssmael ID Brssriy
CO any tvo or NOR of'b Geo Asrphy ofheer
D,ssst Va. ..
Wsur. Dsv-spnf,, John = More ESrc1 SITTER
DAVID Hossu and Aadr.~ Aar1r- OF ssy t-O
% mots VI hen. Thn- johnsoa, eescer.
DsssSa Ns.t
Joha T. 0ih-op. jane l. HoOG Go n Tste
Geo. w. Rieheie-rk-t sn1 F'sssis w Dse-. o,
any iuoor more OF hem. n w. Msn1ing. ofaeer
Dsssses Ne. s.
John MeEodr- Joas Hes. psa1 Gamer n
ssmasi Knou and Landon G Hs.kH OF aay too
OF nors u them. Lssis Lneas, 0eheer.
D,,i,ief No. G
Eimundt Lee, " an @ Batl-r Cato NJ Enil,r
X ID. SeePA~rd. ~ and p A EaiI~s or any tSu
or mole OF hen. Georg- VI Basl dfheer
D.sb,ef Va. 7.
WIN. smstiwood Joha Msiet. Robert N Duk,
Philip Eagle an5 GcorEr C'o~i ot anJ two OF
NOR Of them. John Lsley ofhcsr.
Distrie, Ne >
George MsuEy A n Herr, WIN J. sieraen-
George d sephsuson aud Geo W Lutte OF arr
two or more ot hen. Geo koonce cnis.r
Add u is ordsrrd that Poll BE- op~nsd on ne
,sme day IN Di.frict No I Tor the eviction Of q
Justice al ths Peace 10 81 the vacancy oeca.sooe ID
BY he r-m1vsi IL Jaba Jane. Gssn,hsn from The
said Distret; ssa IN Bis,riet No 6 hS the Sleetiou
Of e Constable 10 az The vacancy ocea.ioaed by the
rrsigHatiou OF Henry wtniermeyer. A.
A Copy-TesIe
ia MOORE. Clsfk.
April Q, is5T-Spirit and Register copy
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PUBLIC SALE.

TTAviNG r-u'-d my farm. I will ODER. at
III PuLiic Sa'>,
o. TAsriasy, tie l&tA dag May, 1857,
on the premises oue mile wesl of The Old Furnace,
Al bali pact 10 o'clock A. Nj. The follow lag per-
soHsl properly. 20 Nti;
6 head Of trork Hovscs;
5 bad Of CO,e', 4 sftAeR Gresh;
4 had Of stock CatiiS;
so brad Of Hogs;
so heal 0f EI0ss and LanbS;
| Road Hagos ard Bed: { EarRI do |;
IYAsaf FaR; What Drill;
2 BarShsaT, DoEbIe aaa SiRgk SkOpei
PbySgAf: 2 HTr0les:
! att Of GeariHg fer 6 Hgrses
fiss hOrss Carriage and HaTne5s
TERMS OF SALE Ais suns q IS and pndef,
cash al saals IS, credit II Q montbs will
b. gwen, the puTshassr To give bosds ard appfoV-
ed securjy. JACOB STRIDER
Apri 30. Is57.--tds