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AUCTION SALES.
BY JAS. @. MCGUIRE A. CO., Auctioneers.
EI1RIraTE,E,S aAIE OE TWO NAIUABLE LOTS

|INktcTEES SAlAE VT wv 'SNboNDi1f' isoi7
between 10Th ana 20 streets
Tuesday September "a o.. o'clock on e premises
virtue dated August g. 1887 anl recorded ~
Liner q No fvs 334 se the fahserber VIII sell
Che following described pporyi VIZ Az u parto o N" Ia
square NO s fronting Is fee on irr rysnh aseuar pssa
point the The southwest eorner OF inc hot
conveyed hy samuel Iaress 10 > iisl ana . X f-fs
tsgrts the southwest corner % sl
numbered ec feet thence leaving said avenue ~
right anes running aud w the same TO he noh
~ rud g. Hgdn and khoNiess not hnd rom
Themes the place OF bcgnr ng Also, all that part o. m
square which y hnnd eaery oy o cu'eyea
Coonbes the north by LOT NO o. IN
said the the brick house on re lo o. ne prem
hereby granted by Pennsyana avenue 'front.'
ing inches between the said brick
building conveyed by said Forrest TO SAID Benjamin
Cobe between the line Of avenue and LOT numbered m
u disian, Of sixty eight feet eight inches.
Terms Of Onethrd the residue SIX and twelve
months with Interest secured by deed Of trust the premises
All conyeyancing at the cost Of the purchaser
TliOS. j, FISHER Trustee.
JAS C. MCGUIRE co.,
Aug 2S-2lw6d- AuctoneeTs.
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yTERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, near Jul
dietary Square public aueton.on Tuesday afternoon
o'clock premises shall sell the
Of lot No g. No SAL fronting thirty feet north street
between Fourth running back 90 feet a9s inches
beautifully desirable rapidly Improving
The city and the worthy OF the attention Of persons who
may deirc beautiful building lot Title perfect
fourth the residue twelve and eighteen
months with interest secured by deed in trust the premises
J, c. McGl IRE CO.,
Aug I'D Aucioneers,
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CT. VINCENT'S SCIIOOIS.--The Day-schoos at,
~ ached ST. Vncehts Asy will business We'd
neday next LIST OF September The large adon lately made to the
house affords nc opportunity OF reaangng the schools
the experience Of Inst they will begin this term with
There fact dsnc schools
the Orphans School the Free School for day scholars the Pay
School The first b the orphan tho
who their discipline and cduoaon under the immediate
Of Sisters detailed for themselves The second Free School,
the Children whose pay
thus rcumstanced earnestly
drcn to this school IL Is entirely distinct but just diligently
tended other tho training and teaching being strictly
ALL " e results DO always what might be desired perhaps
the firost explanation of is that the seldom
their children long enough school The third the
The Sisters Charity have Pay School only aid Of tho charities
required for The support OF the orphans In this school literally
that the Sisters each and the orphans
also that all who send their children there really
support the orphans IL this sisters of
Charity would not be permitted Pay school
required for the practical OF life all that sound
and thorough English education R vol taught school aud in
all its circumstances it, charitable object its method outyanp
and heart there Interesting important
school for girls within tho District combining judcous
management comparatively little expense with
20 the children Aug as--tr
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u,HE GREAT WONDER OF TIE NINETEENTH

III
i Century Professor WOODS Restorative.
says the s. Louis Qlo) Democrat Below publish
ns Of the superior merits Of his hair tonic Such evidence
guarantees Of truth the Doctor needs
pulery from the press
Bsrn, (Ne.,) Jan 90 1855
PRop O. j. wooD Co: Having my attention called
few months The highly beneficial your reora
live, was induced 10 make application Of my
the character since procured
bottle Of your Hair Restorative and used t.
proving what Thad twice week hayo aimee
procured another bottle of which used certify
tho world that tho gray white hair totally disappeared both
head and face and hair color and
believe moro soft and glossy than has been before for twenty
years am now sixty Years old good wife the age
two has used it with the effect
The above notice deem you your discovery
m assured that whoever win rightly per directions viii
have occasion TO contradict statements a of this
nonry every ono here adjoining Any you may make
OF the above with attached your service as wish 10
preserve the beauties of nature IN others well myself
4, & RAYMOND,
BALTIMORE, Jan. 49, 1858.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
PRor WooD Dear sir Having had the misfortune best
1854 induced TO make trial Of your preparation and found
to answer as the thing needed Ny hair thick
the afflicted such treasure. FINLEY JOHNSON
The undersigned Bragg, minister regular standing
and pastor Of the Orthodox Church Brookhcld
lie gentleman OF great influence and universally
wM DYER
BRookriErp Jan IL 1858
sir Having adc trial OF your Hair Restorative
pleasure say that been excellent in re-
moving inflammation dandrn tendency to itching
stored hair which becoming gray 10 its original color
have used no other article with anything like the pleasure
profit.
Yours, truly, j. X BRAGG.
The Restorative put up Of three sizes viz large mo
dunn and small the small holds pint reia for one dol
lar per bottle The medium holds twenty per cent more in
proportion than he small retar FOR two dollars bottle the large
holds quart ory per cent more proportion and rcta for 80
gcs, New York Wire Railing fabshmenD ana III street
,nd aola he an mood nr,,,c,,,. al, Ell. r..,
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TTNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
IN PRINTING OFFICE SQUARE 'on Thursday after
September 10TH at o'clock the premises by virtue OF
1867 duly recorded in Iiber A.
No. fios seq the land records for Washington
county shall sell Nos Is and IL in subdivision Of ga
fronting each "a north between North Capitol and
RAINING back 10 feet inches 80 fees alley
each containing FOG square feet. Title perfect,
the residue and three
with interest secured by deed in trust on the premises
TiiCi. ]. FISHER, Trustee.
Aug a5-eodSds J. c. III iUIRE X Co, Auconcers
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,-sTREET RoWLING SAL0ON. a25 % atro,

IL between Twelfth and Thirteenth sccisThc undersigned
would respectfully the citizens and those temporarily
residing Washington that the above wolnown and popular
nent viii he rcopened Monday 90 1853 having
closed for brief the purpose
the alleys and rchug tho establishment in handsome
To gentlemen Of hcnhful induce
offered the sctes order and win be ro
served
The proprietor bcgs leave return s thanks public Tor
having sustained him 80 bory heretofore conunu
ance o. theT patronage J. T. MARI
Aug lS-dlWa
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tn u ARMY And NAVY,

Lieutenant James II. SPOTS has been detached ION
the Michigan, and ordered to the Cyanc Lieutenant
caye Terrott detached from the receiving ship Penn
syNana mas been ordered 60 the Cyanc. lieutenant
James Stllwc detached nom the receiving shin Prince
ton has been ordered to the Cyane Lieutenant George
T. Welsh has been ordered to the Sabine lieutenant
D. b. Creighton, transferred to the Roanoke Lieutenant
Honer Read, detached from the Roanoke has been or
pereu 70 she store ship supply Lieutenant II A. Adams
has been ordered to the receiving shin Pr; ,ceton and
fu'Eer Z. w Clarke to the Supply
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WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE TRANS
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA,
RAILROAD,
Prom Virginia, Tennessee Georgia. "pau
Mississippi Louisiana, Arkansas, and Texas
Through Tickets the great southwestern Mi
once Pennsylvania and sixth street WAp
ton Ferry Boat George Rage or al me once
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Alexandria.
Richmond panyic, Iynehburg Bristol Knoxville na'oh
Atlanta, Chattanooga NaslyiIe HUNTSVILLE Grand juno
ton Memphis sfcrsgomery and New Orleans
Bg Direct Continuous Railway Connexions 70 Memphis
Adpg greater aud being 200 miles
shorter any other route. 49,. -.
tho loot Of seventh street
Az O'Clock az m for take Tho cars ir
Richmond taunon, White sulphur Springs Wool
stock &C. TG D. for Richmond and ali pohM So'hwcs
making sure andc Memphs.
Baggage omnbusc leave the Office Pa avenue az
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent,
Iupe "a n Washington.
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n START I'M FRENCH ] by Achille ABILITIES

IN London 1868. 81 cents.
How 10 sneak French Achie Albtes London 1855 81 So
Dates Battles Of Modern History London so cents
Nacaoug,ll, Campaigns Hannibal London 1855 81 IS
French Finance under Louis XIV by James Muir
ray London, 1858. SO 20
Gv shipwrecks Royal Navy from 1898 to 1857 Lon
don 81 30 . ~, .,
Engineering &C. 1 vol London So 90.
The Views Opinions Brigade, Gen John Jacob OF the In
Army Civil Administration Of ihaiH, MILITARY Mil
tiers, &C. London. 1858. 50 20.
Tales from i'Blackwood." 30
Timbs's Curio3ics Of History. London 1855, 81
Aug rs ERANCK TAYLOR
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MAsoNic-A stated communication Of Washington
Royal Arch Chapter, No l6 will be held at Masonic
Hall, corner OF Ninth and street, this evening Com
panions in regular standing are invited to attend
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hroRTANT to Schools Seminarics, and others-
want TO buy rent tune exchange remove your rlano
reT " bny ypar nusc cl at the old
Aur or ' ~ tIore ot JOHN " HIls
s-'S' 800 Penn. avenue, between oh and ION streets
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SUMMER RESORTS.

TJNHE FAUQUlER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
fifty Washington )Possession having
reganed the establishment Will be
the the direction accommodating supernicnd
"a reliable, courteous assistants.
pains expense will be accommodate the
regain the former high reputation OF these Tho
Orange O'Clock the
aud the evening, and OK a. and 2,
leaving Richmond also thus aordng
yGuient mode of
The fare will be 81 day. S12 week, $40
month months 500 ending Octo
children year old and under IL hapcc also
halEprce THOMAS GREEN.
June 23-2mos
TONESS WHITE SULPHUR AND CHALYBEAT
~ Springs county North CarolnnThesc Springs
healthy pleasant section the 10 miles
Depot the Raleigh railroad which
Mr. Wilson will keep aud handsome four horse
ready take directly TO the Springs.
The establishment win opened for the reception Of visitors
the 18th day Of June, 1858.
For board per month $50 90
week 90
day .,........,..,,.... 90
Horses per month IL 90
week
u day .....r........ rs
por ohn5rp Nm, IL years and lafprcc
dav mai viii be agb to the Springs during the
Tryg IS Is5s W. d. JONES, Proprietor.
July 7-2m2taw
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United States Hotel.

RAJ REtIpiots SERVICES will be resumed in the
Church. the 9th Streets
morning a eleven O'Clock Aug 2S-lt
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FTSllE C0OPERS or, Getting Under Way by Alice
A B. ITavcn rs
Vegetable and Animal Physiology by Henry B. Goadby 81
Buckles History OF Civilization England vol l. Sro ~ So
Life Of Charlotte Rroue; vols. In I; 81.
Hits Life OF Benedict Arnold. rs cents ....
life of George Stephenson Railway Engineer 81 %
Beauty Secrets Iadys Toilet by Lola Aontes so
Aug 90 FRltNCR TAYLOR
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT.-- The steamer
- GEORGE PAGE will follows:
Alexandria A. g. IL O'clock p A. and O'Clock,
y m. Il.
Leave Washington IL O'Clock M L. ., and O'Clock,
p IN.
The THOMAS coIIYER route, win opposite
hoir Fare =,
whaeys connecting with the Page and Coiyer wiz
Capitol 18th and Pennsylvania avenue
the boats leave Alexandria
Jpre s-ecd'~tr RICHARD WALLACE, President
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IBE GEonor PAGR. The repairs upon this steamboat
having been completed she has resumed her trips be-
tween this city and Alexandria as rsual
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NNARYLAND LAW NORKS.--The oReports Of

MARYLAND LAW WORKS.--The reports Of
lHl Decisions Of the High Chancary
volumes, ut SO volume s24 set by James WHgntc
Also, Wngates Maryland Register defining the official duties
public Officer OF tho State under the
the courts and legislature
which numbering 20 0Oo have been scd
by tho author expressly for this
The above works the publisher have received the approval
and liberal patronage Of successive Legislatures OF the State
For sale by FRANCK TAYLOR.
July 20-1m
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InE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHuRou "A correspondent
OF the baltimore Sun states chat the Methodist Escopa-
ans In The District of Columbia number 600 IL local
preachers They have eleven churches at estimated
valuation OF $50, 500 and five Iarsorse believed 10 be
worth siss 700 Their church property s a. new, or
nearly so, several churches having been rebuilt accofd-
ing TO the most modern style within the past few years
and the valuation is certainly fixed ut the lowest figures
Ilc District Methodist Epscopaans also have u sun
day schools $50 officers and teachers $500 scholars
and about 5000 volumes in Libraries The coored por-
ton of the District have churches valued at sl2 600
two schools, 1875 scholars 200 volumes in libraries and
$50 church members. The white membership in Alex
andria is 400 coored $50 These have two schools,
So officers aud teachers $50 scholars and 600 volumes
In libraries 1ner three church worth sll 800,
and one parsonage at 80 GOO
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS. -NEw ARRANGE

NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.--NEW ARRANGE
MENT, WITH GREATLY IMPROVED SCHEDULE .fROM WASH
INGTON DIRECT OF THE SOUTH AND SOUTWEST
VIA POTOMAC srEAMERS AND RICHMOND AND POTOMAC RAIL.
ROAD daily from Washington for the South
their behs foot OF 9th street At 6h,
the morning boat can obtaina Inc
breakfast board and enjoy pleasant sail o. 81 hours down tne
passing full view Of Mount Vernon ny the
evening they good supper Of four hours
Richmond IN 10
connect with the South and Southwest
great mail conveyed this route beng ~
miles esa raroadng than by other route
making certain connexions 10
FRRpIucKsBrRG RcoNp PETERSBURG VIRGINIA WADoN AND
WnMISGroS ~ $. C AUGUSTA, GA MONTGOMERY
NKw ORLEANS ALL souIARN cl1IEr
Also Richmond with the Danvle, Southde, Virginia,
Tennessee, and East Tennessee railroads
FOR THE SOUTHWEST TO
naDylle, Bristol, Dalton
Chattanooga, Huntsville, Memphis,
Iynchbure, Knoxville, Atlanta,
Grand Junction, Montgomery,
New Orleans
For through the at
avenue, door
board the foot Of 9th street
GEO T. MATUNLY,
August lily Ticket Agent
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TIN GERMAN BEsEvoIxsf SocIFrY turned out yesterday
afternoon in full rcglia and accompanied by band of
music TO attend the funeral of of their deceased broth
rem by the name of John Bloechor
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Two young gentlemen, students at Chapel HILL n C..
were TO have met in Columbia, s. G.. Saturday for the
purpose OF adjusting difficulty Mr.. II. G. Claiborne,
o. Danvllle, Va, accompanied by his friends Mcssrs
mas irving and c. Cabcll arrived there on Friday
vast and awaited the arrival of the party challenging
VINO named Columbia, S. c. Information received that
'o challenging party would not be in Columbia neccs-
"uly put quietus to further proceedings.
Afmladelpha contemporary wants to be informed how
many servants General Washington had and why it was
lot Such number of them attained extraordinary lon
so'V! They ail of them live to be moro than hun
''eG years old, and mostly body servants Our
contemporary is of opinion that there will always be
caht OF Washngtons alive and that they are of the
immortal kind that were not born to die.
void has been ocnd in large quantities about seventy
peak. 1850
- inc constitutonay Of the sGe of the Pennsylvania
e canas Is to be tested before the highest judicial tn
outa IN that State Hon Charles RI Buclaew ha, ing
sNeh II written opinion adverse to it.
me Seguin Texas Mercury states that several thou
% bushels OF this years crop of have already been
'V'' IN that place at so cents per bushel
IRE occurred in Norfolk on the 23d instant DESTROY
TS several buildings and occsonng loss of SIS 900
iwaIa Mallory, Robbins Bailey, and Stephen Thrift
were the principal sufferers
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NIGHT WITH THE POETS Philharmonic
IA IIal-Monday evening Professor DONALD
EuD will give series of READINGS from tho Poets and ama
Introductory his proposed lectures English
Philharmonic Hail. southwest of lIt
syvuna Monday evening August 3oth beginning
O'Clock Tickets % the music bookstores Professor
Maceod pupils obtain cards Of admission his residence 800
street.
Aug 81 lStates&Star.l
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Taylor MAUnY have laid table Leonard
Scott & Co.'S republication Of Blackwoods Edinburgh
Magazine for August and the London Quarterly Review
for July The reputation of these periodicals IL world
wide aud the numbers before us are filed with ably
written articles on various topics well calculated to
tain that high reputation
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-14
Fr,Shsni Mortality at Sea.

The British ship Grotto. Capt. Nichols,
which sailed from Sagua La Grande on the IS
ofJune, with a cargo of Sugar, bound to Liv-
erpool. was yesterday towed into Quarantine
by the steam tug Huntress, Capt. Baggs, who
Tell in with the ship ten miles East OF Fire Is
land early yesterday morning. When spoken
by the steamer the Captains wife stood heroi-
cally at the helm directing the vessel towards
Sandy Hook. in order to reach this port; her
husband lay below in a dying condition; the
mates and all the crew excepting two men
having died of Yellow Fever. In one hour
after the ship was taken in tow, the Captain
also died, leaving only three persons alive on
board. the two foremost hands, and the Cap
tain's wife. 1t seems the fever made its ap-
paarance among the crew of the i'll lated ship
the second day after leaving port, in its most
virulent form. The ordinary remedies were
tried, but were found of little effect to stay
the progress Of the disease. One after another
died aud their remains were consigned to the
deep by the survivors. The first and second
mates finally fell victims, and in nine days
there were none lefi but the Captain. his wife,
aud two of the crew. On the last of July the
Captain was taken down with symptoms of
the fever, and the wife. who had, until now,
been unremitting In her attentions To the sick
among the officers and crew, was obliged to
nurse her sick husband aud also. occasionally,
take Der position at the wheel, while the sur
viving crew worked the ship. The Captain
had already ,cided to put into New York,
and was making the best Of his way towards
Sandy Hook. While he was yet able to give
Directions, be instructed his wife how 10 steer
= the ship.
THE ship was towed to the Quarantine,
where she was boarded by Depaty Health
Officer, Dr. Waller. Upon learning the con-
dition Of the vessel he had the Captains wife
and an, txa s,srxiy lying crews removed To com
Portable quarters In the Quarantine grounds:
the body of Captain Nichols was removed
ashore for intsrment, and tha vessel inue-
diately sowed down TO the lower Quarantine
anchorage.
The crew originally consisted Of six sea-
men, first aud second mates. cook, and the
capiain's wife; total, ii persons. Of whom
only the three above named sarvise.--a n.
Tfsass, GA
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e. The PGt,iot desires to know what
measure Of reformp in banking. "the domin-
ant [Democraticl party intend to try TO ac-
complish." Speaking for ourselves only. we
reply that we desire that all bank notes shall!
be payable on demard, at the place where
Issued in legal coin; aud that no notes of less
denomination than ten dollars shall he cir
culated. Such would be onr first reform,
Others would follow. which We will suggest
when the Patrol disposes of this aioa and
American.
We are sorry our contemporary cannot
speak for its party. Ii, regard TO the policy
OF. restricting the circulation of the banks to
notes payable ON demand in coin at the eoun-
I r. where issued, there ought to be no difier-
eice Of opinion, in any party. IL Is reform
den andel by the nee. i,sof the peof n
should be consummated The prohibition OF
of the issue of notes of less denomination
than ten dollars, Il not absolutely necessary,
but we believe it to be sound policy. and
shail not object to IL. Bring your party up
TO your FIRST REFORM" aud we sup CT il viii
lcounter little, II any, opposition.
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Lot on Carroll Street, &c feet
front, and Lot No. ~ i'm Uni
vcrsity Lots fronting so fee OH
East side of Lebanon Pike.

X H. Groomes. Admir-. Of A. L. Sutfin VS.. r A
Campbell and others.
IN pursuance Of a decree made in the above carso
L by the Chancery Court at Nashville al lis Nav
Term, 1855 VIII offer for sale the Court house. +,
this city, on Saturday, the 9Th Of August 1883 the
property mentioned in the pleadings to-wi,: lot ON
Carroll street &c feet front by $50 feet an alley and
Lot on east side OF Lebanon TURNPIKE so front by
40 feet ." an alley. The Lot Carroll will be SOLD
ms the property Of A l. Sutn. decd the Lot on
the Lebanon Turnpike as joint and common property
OF said estate and X. H. Groomes
TERNs.-Sf00 in cash on each Lot and th. residusr
on l and years credit, without interest
JNO y GLFAVFS
y6-td {. x NJ. Cfancerg Court al Nashville
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SAIAE OF LAND.

] C. TProS and others, C. NJ. NIcHoL others.
THE amount advanced by W. G. shelton as agent or
compl'ts, in re6eemng the Lands in the pleadings
mentioned, NOS having been paid, ordered by the
decree, | shall sell said Lands being the same de
scribed Deed of Trust from rhos W. Sbcaron, deed
% n Baxter Trustee, containing over seven hundred
acres, lying ON the south bank Cumberland river in
Cheatham County, AZ Court house door in Nashville,
18th day OF August next, on q credit OF one and
two years, without equity Of redemption. Notes and
good security required and lien retained Lands
NIL payment of purchase money.
Costs OF sale 10 ba paid in CASH
jyl4-w3t J. =. CLARK, Clerk.
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Seven Acres On Stewards Ferry
Turnpike Road.

Joseph p Brown and others Samuel B. Brown and
others
/ pursuance Of a decree made in the above named
Il cause, by the Chancery Court st Nashville nj its
MAJ Term. ls5s, win Offer fer sale 10 the highest
bidder, on credit Of 3, and months at the Court
House IN this city Saturday the 9Th DAY August
1905 the tract ~ Land IN the Deadincs and
described the same being tract Of 'crcs living
on the strSait - Ferry Tarnfike Read county.
and bought by the defendant, Samuel B. Brown Of
WIN. j. Brown Notes with two approved securities
required and lien retained until purchase money is
paid. mo GTFAVFS
jy6-n C. AM Chancery Cour. m Nashyuta
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New WHARF.-The first sample of new
wheat received this season, from NORTH
Carolina. was exhibited at the Corn Exchange
on Wednesday. 1t was received by Messrs
Stoddart IL Clark, No. $50 Front street, and
sold at 81 20 for red, and 81 40 for white
This sample was received fully three weeks
earlier this season than last.-N T. Express
18th.