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GRAND SCHEME.
Whole Tickets, $l0-Halves, 81
THE PACKAGE SYSTEM.

Spectators by adopting this SYSTEM their
onenf the cost thsa package &c whole tickets the
magnificent scheme would the very lowest they
be delivered 5000 but the package having put
the wheel has of all that drawn which prizes
These prizes yield at least $780, may produce four first
capitals so that send
certificate Of 20 whole tickets $l3o 90
do 40 halves for Observation-Disclosures. 65
do 2S quarters for Observation-Disclosures. 30 so
do 20 eighths for. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 IS
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TIME LAYING OF THE TEIEGRAPHIC CA
Il BLEAn authentic history OF the laying Geographic
b with all its Incidents and anecdotes ycrip
John Mu official historian Of the memorable expeditions
nuy illustrated with Portraits views groups,
tons of tho machinery employed Price, by free
90 cents For gale at FRANKLIN PHILIPS
New Bookstore, 1892 Penn avonue,
sep17 cen 9th and 10th streets
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TyROM NEW YORK TO DELHI. by way of R;o


TIME LAYING OF THE TELEGRAPHlC CA BILE;
IL with all its incidents and anecdotes BY Mulaly 50
a.sa
Eecron the Franks Of tho Puck Telegram c Epic
for the Times. BY Vim. Q. Richards so
Legends and Lyfcs Book Of Verses Adelaide Proctor
70 cents.
Rational Cosmology or tile Eternal Principles Necessary Laws
Of the Universe. by Iaurcns L, iickok, d. N. 81
yesges Of the Spirit History OF Man r. DUNLAP AZ So
New York Delhi By Robert Minturn jr | vol with man
81 ...H sE "a Eett
Household Book Of Poetry. BY Charles A. Dana 50 50
American Eoqnence; atplccton of Speeches
the Orators of America Moore vols
vo., illustrated with II steel engrayngs, SIS.
Sep ~ ge III rY 5s54gV FRANCK TAYLOR
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OpFN Am MEETINGS Tine Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION have conceived it necessary for the good of
Washington to hold religious meetings in the open air.
that is, in the streetsbut, for reason have not
been able to obtain the consent of the Mayor There are
churches sufficient within the corporation limits TO hold
the entire population of the city, and of the opin-
ion that there but very few who are not aware Of
their locality and purposes WeIldirectcd efforts with
the at their command cannot fail TO produce cor
responding good results.
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BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE & Co, Auctioneers.

BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE e. Co, Auctioneers.
HANDSOME FURNITURE AND HOUSEkEEP-
l. ing effects at public Thursday morning. Septeni
Der 10 O'clock residence Bnncy
Columbia College, College HILL shall sell all his furniture
effects, comprising E#s
superior rosewood piano forte, by "Luckhard''
Suite OF handsome walnut carved parlor furniture
dnnask comprising French sofas chairs, aud
elk parlor chairs all with linen g...
Marble-top centre table, walnut whatnot
Brocatele covered fancy chairs gilt shades
Superior and ncnrlyncw velvet parlor carpets
Gilt girandoes superior carccl lamp
I Card tables, work tables, hat
Oicoh, brussels stair carpet
Excellent wool chamber carpets throughout
Suite of sold walnut carved chamber
Handsome oak set, with marbles
Two suites OF cottage furniture with
each
Feather beds, holsters, and pillows
blankets, comforts spreads
Toilet sets, looking glasses, shades
Mahogany dining tables
Arm dining chairs s
Gold band dinner and coffee sets
Silver plated tea and coffee
Glassware, table cutlery
Cooking stove and kitchen utensils
asf Wheelbarrow, hay cutter, spades, rakcs, &c.
Terms All credit
OF 90 and 90 days for notes bearing interest satisfactorily
dorsed J. G. MCGUIRE g. Co, i
sept B-b Auctoneers
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ByJAs. Q. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers

GALE OF SMALL BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
~ and Lot in the First WardOn Tuesday afternoon September
2s at 81 o'clock the premises, shall sell square
No ID fronting 81 feet 10 inches 26h
and streets running bas SO feet alley
povencnts consisting Of twostory brick house, containing
Terms Ono third cash the residue twelve cighcon
months with interest secured by deed IN
4 Sept ls-ts JAS. C. MCGUIRE h Co. Auctloneers.
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II AFAYErTE INSTITUTE, pENNsYLYAN Av.

Il AFA1 ETIE INSTITUTE, PENNSfLNANlA AV-
ENtE ABOVE NTH STREET.-THE undersigned president
Of Wilmington Female College Delaware assisted by Mss MARIAD
hrfA late preceptress Of the same institution and Miss MARY
WILLIAMS late acting prooepess of the Genesoe Seminary, New
York. will open school young ladies Nos 1853 l6l
sylsania Monday, September o.
In the arrangements furnishing the school gen
erh scholastic regulations methods OF instruction
erneni Il believed the viii he found cediabs the
city and worthy OF The confidence Of its citizens.
The course study that generally pursued at our highest female
institutions Young ladies' satisfactorily passing their examinations
the entire viii be entitled diploma. each
student that individual attention and interest requisite
successful study each will receive but twenty
pills limited number VIII be received of the
family.
TUITION Primary department sio junior $40 SO senior, sl5
Address through the city Office unt the
please call at the institute.
L. C. LOOMS, A. NJ
Reference made the following gentlemen whose daughters
wards have been under my instruction and
Hon. Thomas II. Hicks, governor Of Maryland.
Hon. Peter 7. Causey governor of Delaware.
Rev. Bishop Levi Scott, d. d. Wilmington, Delaware.
Hon. Geo. w. Sparks mayor city Of Wilmington
Dr. II. +. Askew, postmaster city Of Wilmington
Rev. )r. Hamilton, Baltimore,
J. w. Wells esq, Department Interior, Washington.
r. Zimmerman, esq, Alexandria, Virginia
August 20--eolm
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J. q. @, LAMAR IL Morr IL. Army
n AMAR, MOTIF & AUTRY, Attoneys-at- Law
Holly Springs MISS, win practice IN he HIGH o. Errors
aud Appeals AZ Jackson The Fcca Court at ronoc the
tue Jh Judicial strie, Of Mississippi and will
lection Of Sals Throughout North Mississippi Sept lsdu
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YTN0 LET OR LEASE.-That frst-class boarding
the street,
favorab occupancy Janney Tho
location uncqed md the house commoous well arranged
with large dining
supplied with and water repairs required for its complete
win be made Possession the l day October
$40 north side, between 10th 18th
James Towes No 400 street between s,h and 9th Streets
the promises.
Piled for promptly.
Also, that SPACIOUS HOUSE AND STORE on
the south side of Pennsylvania between 9th and 10th
In the Mr. John Mcev The store Is large fronting
Pennsy and running through street. Its CONT
guilty the Centre Market renders desirable stand Pos
the LIST day Of December
Il Also, FURNISHED HOUSE, containing two
central position Will not be rented for period
Apply No 36 on street north side between 10th and 1
Aug 3I-d2w Intel t
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a pAPTED FOR AUTUMN AND EARLY WIN

A DAPTED FOR AUTUMN AND EARLY WIN
4 a ter.-Iadics' cloth Haglands in all colors.
lcpelant do do
do
Ribbed and plain black cloths Cor clcaks circulars
baslues va
Black and coored silk vevcts.
Extra hnc and low priced black "iabit cloth. -
With all other general family wants
One price only marked pain ngures therefore purchaser
deceived ri.9 'li
supplies daily correspondents
We arc not opening any
All old bills mist be paid in cash prior beginning
Coed articles, low prices dealing be relied all
PERRY BROTHER,
"Cenrn Stores,n west building,
Sept T-l0uf opposite Ceptre Market
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PARoDIs CONCERT To.Neur. Parodi has always been
favorte with the music loving population of Washing
ton and we predict an OVERLOOKING housc tonight at
Philharmonic Hall
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NEw DRAs,l.o ASSOCIATION The popularity Of the
accomplished young actor, Mr.. Edwin Booth, must be
largely on the Increase for notice the organization Of
new dramatic association named after him.
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~ REAT CHANCE FOR A FORTUNE IF HAD
" Co, Jersey City, N ~ Opposite the city of New York
agents for the Managers OF the State North Carolina Lotteries
llcit orders in the following splendid schemes
Capital prizo $4,000 NORTH CAROLINA STATE LOTTERY (by
authority OF the cgisaure) Class for 1853 at
Wilmington Saturday October g. 1858.
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ORGAN BUILDER.--The subscriber will build
~ tune repair short notice. reason
abic terms Second hand organs on hand call
J. T. BARBER,
sep 1l--2wA No. 4S9 Tenth street
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THg CosL TRa,E.-It is stated that the demand for
vessels to ship coal from Alexandria continues undated
There is certainly dminuon in the quantity of coal
which arrives by the Chesapeake and Ohio canal.
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2o705 prizes amounting &25S 21s-75
Whole tickets, S.
this scheme OF IS whole would S125,
but AS they must draw at least $65 will send
certificate OF rs whole tickets ...,... $50
do rs halves for 30 90
do rs quarters for Is 90
Orders for tickets cash draft for the quantity
qurc Bills on all solvent banks tho United States aud Canada
received at
Circulars containing full explanation sent With tickets
The Lottery draws Wednesday, tickets IS
every Saturday, tickets $40, throughout tho year
Address all orders to
r. MADDEN CO.,
Sept ls-wtoct 20 tAt Jersey City, n.
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E-STREET BOWLING SALOON. a25 \ stroet

IL between Twelfth Thirteenth undersigned
would respectfully
residing IN Washington that the above wei popular
shment viii be rcopcncd having
been closed for brief purpose repairing
the alleys and renttin the manncr
To gentlemen IN hcathf
inents offered the scct order and decoru pre-
rived.
Tho proprietor the pub1c nr
having sustained lm literally heretofore
ance Of their patronage ,. H. MARI,
Ang lB-dlws Eat q tr4
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M EDlCAL STUDENTS may be supplied with all
lVl the Medical Books used the Colleges Washington
Georgetown, at Philadelphia prices, by ~
FRANKLIN PHIIP, Bookseller,
332 Penn. NV, and 10th ,ts
& "here 'Staoguea can be had on application Sept IS
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T,IIE FRENCH LANGUAGE--The facilities at.

1SlIE FRENCH LANGUAGE.--The facilities af-
Il forded at the FEMALE ENGLISH AND FRENCH COLLEGIATE
INSTITUTE for thorough and practical knowledge Of tho French
language not surpassed equacd by other institution
city The of French teachers will be coming
which will commence the 9th Of September and the
studies will be pursued and through the medium of
French than heretofore majority the pupils
the language with fucnc The advantages afforded the
alone will enable who his toleraby good reading
edge OF the language uent in the the
Circulars catalogues obtained all the
and the institute No 1S2 "Gadsbys Row.
HIRAM COItsoN Principal.
MME CAROLINE ROIIIN C0RSON,
Aug FL Vice Principal.
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SALE or MA7KET Stalls AT THE NORTHERN LIBERTIES
MARKET-Ihere public sale of two stalls at this
market on Wednesday last The first Sold which is
only six feet square, brought the Of $500 cash The
old scale house. which remained and which eight years
ago commanded but dollar eagerly purchased on
this occasion at 1890. The competition was lively
butchers from GcorgctoN and Baltimore participating in
the bidding BY conducting the sale themselves the COM
missioner of the market and the clerk saved the corpora
ton about $40 Mr. George d. Spencer deserves great
credit for the attention which he pays not only the in
terests of the corporation, but to the convenience Of the
patrons of the market t lt4 G
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NORTH CAROLINA STATE LOTTERY, (y authority Iegs-
lature Glass 20 for 1853 To be drawn Wilmington,
nrlnhnr
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" ANIED.--An agent to transact the business
w and take charge Of the City Gene
tory on The Bladensburg Turnpike. 1900
Good references viii be required and security
salary VIII DC given Applications in writing will he
iatfcNs 'hurch uhti the "a OF next month Aug 24df
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II

(tARPETING FLOOR OIL-CLOTI, RUGS, MAT
tngs, Druggcts, Materials House, furnishing Dry
Goods, such
Velvet tapestry carpetings new designs
Tapestry Brussels do in gren variety
New sly lies Brussels do super quality
Extra heavy ply do very rich
Extra-super ingroindo patterns r
Very heavy Atwood Dutch carpeings slt5
Twiled YoniaD carpetng for halls and steps
Velvet Brussels do do do
and rich floor olcohs, cut to ut
o hall, passage
Mosaic, velvet, tnted and mats
Canton maiiugs
12-I, 1s-4 1d4 drngget crumb cloths
English druggeis, ali widths, by the yard
Very richly embroidered lace curtains
LANES, brocatels, and for curtains
White bun, blue and green shade linens
curtain fixtures &c.
HiDAN co great Carpet Auction which took
place in prepared to
offer afforded ordinary
respectfully invited examination Of
a.5. . IiOUE BH0 u W. ~
Aug 1S--df
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United states Hotel.

Family, Rochester, ny y w Clagatf, Nebraska City
IIerburt, lady, servant Frank Fl Klan Pniadephis
min. In VI IF Shower st Stephen, N Y 80
Brown, Alexandria, Va John Appeyard, Nebraska
Amos Fox, do John G ADAM Ohio st
q w Golasby, do Is John G Kraft Baltimore,
Taylor, do Numser, 10
g w Bradhcld, do DE- Chand er, Alexandria, Va
Robt Allison, Fairfax, Va II Ashby, do ffaet IN
Stedman, ady children Edward Goodfeow
servant Tennessee
Jones, Virginia John II Hutton Alabama
Chas Knsey do A G Hutton do sI az
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ERoM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS

INROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARIo
IL or THE WEST SOUTHWEST, AND N0RTiiW tST.--BALTi
MORE AND ONO RAILROAD FAIL ARRANGEMENTS
Three through trains daily except Sunday from Wash
ingion for the West as follows
745, Sunday excepted
passengers breakfast Relay House. Washing
Junction. before proceeding West,
3D. The Cincinnati and 81 louis Express Connexon leaves Wash
ingon reaching Cincinnati day and
directly with ouisve Cairo and tho
Southwest and for st. Louis Kansas nc Time from Washington 10
Cincinnati IS hours 10 81. Louis only 44hours.
CINCINNATI Dayton indianapolis, Cairo, St Louis Chicago and
Northwestern Express leaves daily Saturday and Sunday al
445 D. connecting Washington BALTIMORE leaving
TO- To view the grand mountain OF tho
daylight the 35 and TAG, 445 train
from Washington.
For Parkesbur the Northwestern Virginia road
For Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad take
the
checks to MI quarters and
Other possible facility, will be found upon this route.
Way passengers Baltimore and Ohio Rail
will leave Washington tolowsi
between Washington Junction and Piedmont take o
5.35 or AS, trains.
For stations Wheeling take the 44S,
with the Frederick ran take the $780, p M
train.
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NOTICE TO TRAvELLERs.--N ARRANGE

ATOTICE TO TRAV ELLEliS.-NEW ARRANGEr
MENT, WITH GREATLY IMPROVE ED DISQUALIFICATION WASH
NGToN DIRECT TO ALL PARTS OF THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
VIA STEAMERS AND RICHMOND AND POTOMAC RAIL
ROAD NETwo fast daily lines from Washington for the South
their berts OF 9th street. mt 6
M D. Passengers the morning boat ohana fine
enjoy pleasant sail Of az hours down the
passing full view OF Mount Vernon BY tho
evening they good and rest four hours IN
and arrive in Richmond In time 70
with all the trains for the South and Southwest
mail il conveyed this route 1t being ~
aoading than by other route
making connexions to
RIuaoSp, PTERBURG VIRGINIA Wisdom AND
WIIMIyGroN s. c.; AUGUSTA Gal MONTGOMERY
MoBiS ALA NEW ORLEANS SOUTHERN CITIES
Also Richmond with the Danvlc southsidc Vrgna
Tennessee, and East Tennessee railroads
FOR THE SOUTHWEST 10
Danvllc, Bristol, Dalton,
Chattanooga, Huntsville, Memphis
iynolburg, Knoxville, Atlanta,
Nashville, Grand Junction. Montgomery,
and New Orleans.
For through Of tho inquire
the door
board boats foot Of 9th street.
a. GEO +. MATIINLY,
August lily Ticket Agent
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I,XTENsIoN on THE aNEw BOOK STORE. \

INXTENSION OF THE "NEW BOOK STORE
IL FRANKLIN PHILIP respectfully informs his friends and tho
public that extensive alterations and in tho
ton Of the completed Lii addition large and
Gently stationery
books he has established gallery the OF The store)
where will be novelties and all tho
public reading tho leading European journals
ing regularly received. 45
Philip having correspondents
foreign
experience the
satisfactory Of all orders intrucd tchs
FRANKLIN PHIIP
bookseller Ststioner,
Aag SIT 49, Penn. av. between md 10Th streets
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WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE TRAINS.

Leave Washington $50 and 745 and Lao
As, D. m Sunday at ., 80, y. only.
Baltimore at $50 and $50, and $50 and $50,
On sunday at 4.30 M, only.
5 and AS trains only will stop at stations and for An
naItols connexions.
The as a. p. M, the chief connecting for
the West ndh he $50 g. the East.
For further Information inquire
Ticket ONCE Washington TlioS II. PARSONS, Agent
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Aug Fl

MISS BROOKES ENGLISH AND FRENCH
wi Boarding and School, Buildings, No l3s Pennsy
avenue Washington D. Tho duties Of this establishment
will be resumed Monday September 49, 1885, Circulars be
tanned Of the Principal, and at the bookstores.
July -3tawtfTuesThurs&Sat
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A LNWICK FEMALE SEMINARY, BY NJ. A.
Tyson and Sisters for boarding pupils, situated the baltimore
NJ Washington Railroad, 16 miles from Washington city.
Institution which has established for eighteen
will resumed the 18th OF September Circulars
had by application tho Seminary Dr. Tysons Of
10th streets, Washington.
Letters directed Laurel Factory posonce promptly
tended Aug. 2i--lm
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Legal No,,ce.--Tercle.are.

Legal Notice. -.EOrcl Osure.
To r. e. Hicks and Sarah A. Hicks:
VOU and each Of you are hereby notified that
i there 10 now on file In the olce OF the Clerk Of
the District Court Of Lee Comfy, lows 1t Keokuk,
4 petition Of Alexander Lowrie claiming of said
X. c. Hicks the sum Of eleven hundred dollars,
with interest on the same at the rate Of ten Der
cent. per annum from April ID, 1857, ~ money
justly due him from said Hicks on two pronissory
notes for the sum Of Ave hundred and Fifty dollars
each, dated April 3D. 1885, payable to the order Of
said Alexander Lowrie tn and two years from
date respectively, with interest at the rate Of ten
per cent. per annum Also claiming Of you (said
r.. @. Hicks ard Sarah A. Hcks) the foreclosure Of
mortgage executed by you to said Lowfie and one
Geo. NJ. Barber to secure said notes, with others,
hu ndred and ninety three 1881 In the City Of
suit having been returned 10 the last septem Der
term Of said court to you ssnot found" and or
der of publication had. Now unless you appear
and answer thereto on or before the second day
of the next term Of said court, 10 be begun and
holden on the first Mon ay OF February next 1862,
Judgment will berendertd againat you by default
and said mort gage fors closed prayed for in the
plaintiffs petition.
MccRAKY BRUCE,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The plaintiff In the foregoing action having OBJ
taneG an order OF publication us to defendants, h.
c. Hicks and sarah A. Hicks, from the District
Court of Lee County. Iowa. al keokuk, therefore
lot publication be made in the "Dailv Gate City -
i newspaper pa hlishe in said7county, once q week
for four consecutive week.
ERIE j. LEIGH.
Nov. 20, 1853 daw Clerk b. @.
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Legal NosArs.--Eos scl osure 81 mOrt-
SaEe.
To u. w. Jenere, +. Mills, c. X. Dinond, and
Sarah 0orgas
NOG and sseh Of yoa are hereby notified that
L tn re- ID now ON Ill, ia the Clerks Once Of the
District Conrf Leo County, lows, ~ Keokuk, 4
petition Of ID. w. kiibaaine against you, claiming
= Gndingof Court. and decree In hts favor, and
against u. ". Jenere, for The sum Of seven hun
dred and four aud Sl-lu0 dollars and ten per cent.
interest from the 10th Of August, 1858, being the
amount Of purchase money and interest due him on
lots ana eight, BLOCK sight, in Kilbourne's
addition to ksokuk, Iowa, which was sold by the
said kilboarne to said Jenere, on or about 9TH Of
January, lSt5--thc foreclosure ~ mortgage Civ
said lots by said Jenere TO said Kilboarnc TO
secure the payment Ok sxid purchase money, dated
eth Of January, ISs6 recorded in Book I, page sS4
Hc~crdt Lee cr.cty lc%@ :.s $40 "
pay said sum aud interest, the cxtinguishment Of
all equity Of redemption under said mortgage, and
for general relief. Andsa Mile, Dimond and
dorgas, who, IL IL sAid have or claim 70 have some
interest In said lots, ere made parties defendant
and hereby required e como II, and, By answer
filed, sst up their respective intcrea therein or be
forever barred and cstopped therefrem hereafter !.
Now, therefore, you and each Of yon are required
to appear and Answer said petition ON the morning
OF the second day cf the next term Of sAid Court,
to be held Ut keokuk on the hrst Monday Of Feb
ruary, 1859, or dceree will BE- rendered therein
4s' - : il. scoT1T i HOWELL,
Aug. 10, $685. Atty Tor Petitioner.
The petitioner In the above named action having
obtained an order or publication therein BY said
Court, ~ 10 q. w. Jencre, enc Of the defendants,
returned mot found" therefore let publication
be made in the "Daily Gate City" newspaper
published In said county, once week for four CON-
secutivs weeks. ERIE j. LEIGH,
Nov. 4, lsas-d4w Clerk ID. @.
+ s0MpUuND SYRUP Vi blackberry Rect, 10
~ sals by s. D. VOWEL,
Aug7d III Main-st.