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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-08-27

JTIRGINIA, SS:-At rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court for
Putnam County, in the month Of August, 1850
Joseph Cohen, HeiITy Guiterman, \ FL ,qI
and James Cohen, merchants and III "a
traders under the firm and style I. H. IE
Of Cohen, Guiternan & Co., a1 IA {
VS.. In Debt.
Albert G. Male and John D. Nal s H
lei merchants and traders unferI TILL
the firm and style Of "A. G. Mali Eft IL
le & Bro, h AK 4lII
The object Of this suit is to recover Of the
defendants the sum Of 1892 22c,I due by
promissory notey end it appearing by affida-
Wit made and filed that the defendants are
non residents OF this Commonwealth |; Il is
ordered that they do appear here within one
month after due publication of this orderYand
do what may be necessary to protect theft int
terest in the premises. t
Testes RO. T.. HARVEY, Clerk.
IRA ]. McGREfs, ii. q. g IL III
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Washington Hall !
Ripley, Jackson County, Virginia.
-. hTAGUIRE n.

TTT0ULD respectfully inform hlszold chs
wv toners and the public geherailySthaihe
has again taken possession Of this we'll
known establishment and Apenfd be glad to
entertain his friends and customers. He has
10 apply himself closely. 10 his bus
mess and will give Prompt attention to all
who may favor HIM with iheiT patronage. ~
His bar will at IA times be furnished with
the best imported and domestic Liquors. Al
50 a stock Of Choice Cigars and Tobacco. i !.
3 A two horse hack will always be ready to
convey psssengers,to anypoint Of destination.
Terms modest and TO suit the times.
Ripley, January "a. 1873:
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Regular KanasTh;t s GaIlfpoIis PacI|
" Tg. sFT q ~
Will Run AS FoILow1llsI:

Leaves Kana,uha SaIines every Mo
"Wednesday and Frida5. Leaves oil
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
4 = = sg, ttantinn faizl tn pasSe y GER
EGl EIslgh being very Light draft bon
lig htest insSths trade,l She will run
times when not delta iHed by ice.
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y ~ BBLS. Molsssss. for sale BY
~ WA wHITTEKER s co.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-08-27

VIRGINIA, IS :--At rules held Id the
Y Clerks Office or the Circuit Court Of
Putnam county, in the month Of August, 1850
Andrew J.. Morris,
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j; The object of this suit is to obtain, on The
part Of the Complainant, divorce from bed
and board with the defendant and itiap
pearing by affidavit filed, that the defendant
is a non-tesidentoft this Commonwe alth.. II
is ordered that she do appear here within
one month after due publication OF This or
der and do what is necessary TO project her
interest in the premises. Teste.
RIO. II. HARVEY, Clerk.
,PARKs & HoeE, Soils. :, II
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Those Expecting 70 Dye This Winter.
MOULD dosweIl to call at the Charles
w ton Drug Store, as they viii find
there good assortment Of good Dye
Stuffs. Sc
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The President positively declines 70
mise Sardsnip . isst1slass mlssiepE
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valuable Salt and Coal Property rsaie.

Augustus, 1850. 2mo.
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j W HoGE, pa UfE N.r~f HI
August goth, 1860. 8 Is. fSM n

VIRGINIA: IS tat Rules. Reld n, thss
r8tnGh month 6fnfri 81 aqHH Aug q
II $780, ~ gas iit.I 4
Daniel Burroughs, tkSt 4 I.t!.
VS.. -ESt In Chancery.l I'll
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j. W. Hoor, p. q. St
August 10th, 1860. J
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pr. THOs. a. BRYAN,
Physician and Surgeon,
sissonviiIe, Kanawha CO., Wi,
Offers Ills Professional Service to the public.
Feb. so. 1860. "a '6ra
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1,RUST SALE. or RE1L ESTATE
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MEDICAL AND DENT AL
DIR. THOs. r. CARPENTER. !

~. 11KNss = Y I'll Z 11IE,..
BUFFALO, PUTNAM COUNTY, VA.
Offers his professionst services foI the pub FL.
March 26, 1850. en-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-17

The Sur AGAINST CAPT. HoLLIEs FOR DAM
AGES At GEESIowN.-An important question has
jus. been settled in New York. This arose in a
case in the Circuit Court before Judge Nelson, in
which Capt. George N. Rollins, Commander of
the United States sloop-of-war Cyane, is defend
ant. IL was an action of trespass brought by the
plaintiff to recover damages for the destruction of
property by the defendant at San Juan del Norte
Nicaragua, otherwise called Greytown, on the
18th July, 1854. Capt Hollins pleaded obedience
70 the commands of his Government, to which IL
was objected by the plaintiff that neither the
President nor Secretary Of the Navy had authority
TO give the orders there relied on to the defendant
and heace that they afforded no ground of justin,
cation. The Court ruled the plea Of the defend
ant to be good on the principle settled i'm the
case Of Msrbury and Madison. The question
whether II was the duy of the President to inter-
pose for the protection Of the citizens at Greytown
against an irresponsible and marauding COM
munity that had established itself there, was
public political question, in which the Govern
ment, as well as the citizens whose Interests were
involved, was concerned, and which belonged to
the Executive to determine; and his decision was
nnal and conclusive, and justified the defendant
In the execution Of his orders through the Secre-
tary Of the Navy. The verdict was for de-
feaddnt
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II very large and most enthusiastic Union
mass meeting was held on Thursday and Friday
at Culpeper Court House. Notwithstanding the
largecrowd present, everything passed off in the
most orderly and agreeable manner. On Thur
day afternoon the assemblage was addressed by
Messrs Thomas, Of Fairfax, and Ingersoll, of
Pennsylvania AT night, VIM. Gilmer, Esq. Of
Albemarle, entertained the crowd with one of
his haPPiest efforts Yesterday, Messrs. Baldwin
and Alexander Rives spoke. There were sump-
tuous dinners on each day. The speaking was
fne and the meeting, on the whole, one Of the
most interestin. ever held in that section of the
country.
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Personal.

49, Col Mansfield, L. 8. A, 10 at Kirkwoods'
- ID. B. DeBow and family, La, are at
80 "lon, " Of the Baltimore Sun, we see by his
letters, Is at Buffalo, N. Y.
The Hon JED Davis, Of Miss, his hosts of
friends will be glad to learn, 10 now in the citv
800 Mr.. Speaker Pennington has accepted a re.
nomination for election to Congress
80. Rev WIN: c. Doane, son Of the late Bishop
Doane, has received a Unanimous cali IN tbs -
torshlP OF st. Mary's Church, Burlington, N. ].
Mr. George Francis Train, who has IN,
eeeded In introducing the American system N
street railways into England, il we may Judge
rom the tone Of the Liverpool press in speaki5e
o. Lne recent Inauguration Of street railway al
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pk. GREEs's OxY6EyArED BIrIERs-We are
not In the habit, as our readers are aware Of 70.
commanding or noticing the various nossrums
mai are urged upon the public attention. lint
mere are OCCASIONAL cases where departure from
tnls rule seems proper, and the article above
named presents case Of this kind This medi-
, inx mas acquired permanent reputation for the
and all dimculties originating or proceedine from,
tne olgesuve organs, and, containing no alcohol.
no, no mineral, or any poisonous drug, It Is one Of
VIC ses remedial Prescriptions. For a fuller
Of the artcle.-Wovcsstsy Sps
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-17

UNION IN NEW YoRk.-The Douglas State com:
mittee, in session Friday, refused to accept the
proposals for union against Lincoln offered by
the Breckenridge democracy, and accepted by
the Douglas subcommittee. Subsequently, the
"National Volunteer (Breckinridge) organiza-
ton made a proposition to unite, giving the
Breckenridge democrats the same number of
electors. (ten,) and the Douglas committee took
this into consideration.
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IL Among the distinguished visitors at the
United States Agricultural Fair in Cincinnati, is
General Joseph Lane. II Is said the General has
farm Of about thousand acres in Oregon, and
that upon the farm are about 900 head of cattle.
The General has al ways INDUCED warm interest
in agriculture and stock rearing. He is very
anxious to improve his stock, and will transport,
by the route across the isthmus some fine ami mails
from tbs Atlantic States
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Q1O EAGLE STOVE HOUSE,

wish to call the attention of all those wishing
TO obtain q first class Cooking Stove, that the
aching void can now be filled by purchasing ono of
NIX young AMERICA DOUBLE-TOP GAS
CONSUMERS-the entire top being double and
so arranged that circulation of air is kept up be-
tween the plates, thereby preventing it from ever
which prevents them from baking well afterwards.
haye also gTsst variety of other irst-cass
or without the extension top; Challenge Telegraph.
psatapsco Cook, ,Pennsylvanis Complete, and
others, which viii be guaranteed To give setisfac-
ton to purchasers. Please call and examine. al
=. WOODWARD'S,
No. 31S Pennsy vauia avenue
SOY OF Between 10th and nth sts
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UAccording to the London Observer, the At
hntic telegraphic cable Il not the only deep sea
telegraph communication which refuses to work
The Red sea telegraph is out Of order; the Malta
and Cagliara line Of about 900 miles in length.
has long been interrupted. The line to Algiers
has been abandoned, the cable from MALTA 10 Cor
~ has also gone the way of all predecessors
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

HANDSOME FURNITURE AND HOUSE
IL KEEPING EFFECTS AT PUEBLO ArcTToN.-On
WEDNESDAY MORNING. the 18Th inst Al L.
O'Clock, shall sell 81 the late re.idence Of Hon.
yerse. avenue north, an excellent assortment "
Handsome Rosewood case Piano, made By Chick
erlng Sons, Boston, Z oetavrs,
Rosewood Stool and hne Cover.
Handsome suite of satin damask- covered Sofas
-, Arm Easy, and Parior Ch,ios,
Elegant w lnut Etegere. and Tables,
Damask Nj ntei Board, Vases. Labre.
Two sets ofverJ hne DamasK Curtains and Cor
Handsome Parlor Chansellers,
prop, Light: and other Gas Burners,
HANDSOME Velvet. Brussels, Thrce-ply, Ingram,
venetian, and other Carpets,
Esssnt S msa9s,1y MsLsletos sssboard,
Handsome Chamber Set, consisting OF MAHOGANY
Wsrdroee, Msrble-top Bures1. Wash siBk,
beostesd and Towel rack, made expressly TO
vsry fine ourled hair. Cotton Top. and Hu.k Mat
Feather Bolsters and French Pill lows,
9as Heater, Alright, and other Stoves,
walnut Dressing Bureaus,
Washstand and Jenny Lind Bedsteads.
Solld OAK Dining cane seat And Arm Chairs,
Iron Bedstead and stained washstands,
TIT name Looking Glasses,
Elegant w alnut and stained wardrobes,
Elegant kusslan Coffee Set "COPPER"
French China and Granite Toilet Sets,
Two very fue buets Of w ashinEton and Franklin.
Eloor Olloloth, Mating, and Rugs,
Sock Stove ana Fixtures,
Together with general assortment Of Kitchen
Terms; $50 and under cash; over ESQ credit
of2, 4, and months, for approved endorsed notes,
selsd A. GREEN, Auct. .
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TIE CoIIoS CRoP-The New York Shipping
List states that the entire crop of cotton is4 SIS 40
bales, and the exports 3,77a, I73 bales stock on
September 1, 227 ,7OS bales
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fGArES For rae TREASURY f ESTAENNP,

BUREAU OF CONsrRUCrION,l
treasury DEPARTMENT, Sept. "a. 1860,
SkALED PROPOSALS vii be received at this Office
o'cIosk noon, for furnishing and putting mp com
eiete ~ the IRON work Of the Gates, FsL sss, TO-,
ury fstention Building Photographed plans and
sPecIrcatiols can be had upon application at this
The proposals should be plainly endorsed on the
envelope Proposals. for Iroa Fence aad Gates for
e. one O'Clock on the day last named for receiving
Bids will only b. received per linea foot for len,th
efteace, for ,aoh kind offence. The measurement
I2r length 70 be exclusive of tao Granite Poss And
2y she pound: or II made In sToss for the whole.
ne bIas must also state specific price Tor eaoh
,-.-...-.5 s. NJ. CLARK,
Acting Engineer IN eh,rgs. Treasury Depart
"one' ne II 2aWtooIn
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BY BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Auctioneer.

DESIRABLE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE AT
" PUBLIC ArcrIoN.-On FRIDAY AFfEE-
NOON .2st, at hall past O'Clock, we will eel, in
front OF the premises, that desirable residenoe
called Rock Spring, situated on the north western
boundary or Georgetown. ID. G., and containing
about thirty i've acres Of land, improved BY . rood
tvo-storv Frame House, Barn, Stables, spring
House, &c The situation il beautiful, high and
healthy, and is vatered By several springs OF pure
Terms: One third cash; balance IN one, two,
and three years, bearing interest, secured BY deed
I'D BARNARD a. BUCKLEY. Apotx.
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Z EAGLE STOVE HOUSE.
:3lS

would respectfully call the atte ption of the pub
,c 70 my new PAR1.OR VIOLET GAS con-
SuMiNG RADIATORS, superior to any that has
offered for sale heretofore. They have superseded
the old four column Radiators, az thew Are mnch
handsomer for parlors, being finished off with fne
porcelain LINED urns for evaporation, consumes
much less coal, and throws out more heat than any
other Radlstor in the market Please call and salts
y yourselves, at e, WOODWARDS.
NO. DIS PennsyvanIA avenue,
Sc IL eObt Between 10th and lIth ets
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By ). C. MCGUIRE CO., Auotons.,,

Dy .. Y. Mc6UlhE d CO., Auotoneers
STOCK OF FURNITURE AND HOIJsE
- ,rgRNlsHING GOODS AT PUBLIC ApcTIosNOn
MONDAY MORNING, September 91tb A. ten
SoIoost' a. the Hopsefurnishing Store of the lste
tveen AND ,ts We shall sell the entire stock OF
fornituIe And HousefurnishIng Goods without re-
in psrt- sS"Shsos
Mahogany and Walnut Hair Spring seat Sofas
Arm Cha,Is. Rockers and Parlor Chairs of va
Mslb'e -toP Tables, Card and Fancy Tables,
Whafnots, Lounges, Cane seat Chairs
G,lt ana " Mahogany Frame Mirrors
Clocks, Cane and Wood seat, Arm and Nurss
PAINTED Cottage Chamber Sets
walnut and Mahogany Dressing and PLAIN Bu-
Marble top and Painted wsshstsnds.
Toilet sets, Window Shades, CornIoes,
W ood seat Arm Chairs, Stump ChsIrs
cottage And other Dedsteads, Wardrobes,
hair and Hnsk Mattresses, Bolsters md P,Ilovs
Esether Beds, Comforts and Bapkets
Snlua, Olass And Crockery Ware.
hnlves and Forks, Spoons. Tin ware
carpets, Oil 10th, Rugs, Matt o. &c
Aosetnst with many articles In the Housefurni.h
Ing Line not necessary to enumerate
Isrms; go and under, cash; over that sup I.
oredit OF i, Z, and { months with interesf 10,
proved endorsed notes, bearing interest
J. w. B0NTZ, SurvivInS Partn.,
soo JIG. MCGUIRE CO, Aucts.
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FUTURE DAYS
By J. c. MCGUIRE q Co. Auction.

By J. G. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctioneers.
TWO VERY VALUABLE BUILDING L,r.
PuBLIc AGGRESSION TUESDAY AFTERl
NOON. September 18Th, at O'Clock, on the prem
and ?, in Square No. s{8, fronting Is feat each on
back la feet TO 80 feet alley.
These Lots front directly on Franklin SQUARE.
are located in delightful part OF the city Tor prI
vate residence, and ODER great inducements 20 per
sons In want OF q hrst-cass building eIte
Terms One third cash; the residue in 4 apd z
months, with interest, secured BY deed of trust
90 l2d 4, C NcGITIRE IN 49,.
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EXCURSIONS, PIC MICS. DC.
no! FOR ARLINGTON!
GREATEST PICNIC OF THE SEASON,
-. The HOWARD ASSOCIATION of Washing
GRAND PRIZE PICNIC.

ton announce to the public vi :" eshins-
GRAND PRIZE PICNIC.
For the Benefit of the Poor.
On THURSDAY, SkprKMBxR 90.
1.-TWO or three thousand Prizes to be distnbted.
EACH iany ana gentleman are to re en-
ceive prize when they enter the
gatfe;; ne prizes are to consist of
scrlption. Also, oi~o'ey ue-
A GRAND DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS AT
NIGHT!
ts III saiI Brass and String Band has been engaged
JeTTeiry establishments In the city next Monday
Iheee VIII be a large box upon the ground' from
Mnich e1ch VISITOR VIII draw an envelope A. thew
enter containing the number Of the pri zs and viii
reG Gt the Prize on the card in the envelope
o'clock q. m. The Geo. w. Rigs viii ieavs RI the
WELL 1907 Ss o. High street, and run hourly.
Is cents; And children and servants free. ''''''
By order of . :
sel-h COM OF ARRANGEMENT
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III Seals at Niblos, New York, for Forests
opening night this Monday night,) have been
sold at an aggregate premium Of $500.
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ryrp, By A; GREEN, Auctioneer.
INTERESTING SALE AT PUBLIC AUG

INTERESTING SALE Ar PUBLIc AUG
1x I9N 81 o. k ft EEsTATn aEp personal Porn
Per at 10 O'CLOCK. two highly cultivated Farms 90
Joining, oonta, ping about 40 cores each, situated
snth street road in 2o1tsomsrf D count, Ma Also,
Household Furniture and every description Of Pam
S Sies p aST os w s6d on. e s,.s
Mich Cows, y ysa1 sts s1o, oom&I,sns-
About thirty Aoss and shosts, lot Of Sheep,
Light csrIisss, new Double Harness,
F;y Nets, Buffalo Robes. Blankets. &c, &c.
S sIsII.h sInsss, L.diO:' and Cent? Saddles.
6Iidies, Seish Polls, 30, &c.
Spfn and Cob crasSs1. :eoa as new Cart" 'a'
= nI9snLng Mschlne aad HoIse Power,
And many other useful articles too numerous 20
whsst Rye and e.s s sts1 COM ana Corn Fodder
The fans will be sold at one O'Clock, without
perfect and free from ii s s1 :. cue e.
cant modem house, replete with all conyeniences
closets, range and pump ia iitoSsn, furnse.' sps
dry cellar, not and cold water IN bed rooms CON-
elegant 'aT Sss .t S5 -
su,roureinss, cost about SlogeO
land good farm Ssa 81 .s,ss aEh
good harm and stsbling for u horses BuiIdipss
$500 the whole under aood fsnena; sI.p1 sp ss
wond i,ns en- every dlrectlcn Aso, snelsnt
ton. W
~ Terms OF sale: One third cash; balance 10 suit
property. Allthe personal property viii be sold ON
sss. Q. months for al sums over SO and MP %
slven ior notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing in
s,e" rom the day OF sale; Oil sums under $40
ee sod without reserve on the FIRST Tuesday IN
&c ane the sale will be continued daily until
sIty can Be viewed and every desirable imforms-
Ron EIysn % ooill1s on the owner. itLIAM A.
MT. Clagst and F. Blair, on the Seysnth sweet
foso; Address, II BY letter, Cottage Post 0Aos,
se x-eo&dIs A. GREEN, Auet
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AUCTION SALES.
Br BARNARD 4 BUCKLEY; Georrstoxn-

81 Barnard BUCKLEY; Georsstevn.
s:, sss.5 Ami e rsoaTs. g in 9 crsS T.
osissa !, M o. u. sTs@i.es tsst ct q sTossd
Ave s.. si sfsSsS @ s ssSs.
n3Sthxc't corner Of Lou No. ninety tseS IN .aad
s1d d, rgnn,ns theree psise With
Wsshnstcn street 50 feet Sesess s. ss r. nth
Sith ne bret Inc to CONGRESS street and thence
m.nts, corsstins 81 small d~eI Sn the "provs-
Terms 81 saie: One third Of the serob... none,
be secured. Ter-s Of sale 70 be comried vsas 70
e n. ssr .. Or viii be rss
,.x.a. Rsk kSkGGEkEb Z s Snnh, EEi,' s.s..
.fssf9Ss SACK sA 46ss 81 .ffUSS6 5sgN
fSSt Of Dub. street. shall sell al auction .i,a
''0oG ,eok: Liverpool co.r.. s.l,. 10 TO IN. ton.
DO A:Sss1.. F.S S' s ss..l'f fs .ss. s,s
as 80 60 DO, woTsni, az DO. Is. ton Ton. ="
M:.sI:, or Nurs Men, IN os: !. ,S' .S StG s.s
Term. mouths Tor, approved paper or tire. -.
.sls q z. u. MILLER. SON CO.
By WALL q BARNARD. Auouonesr,.
tSALE CONTINUED
AGE s phSD Attractive SALE on
COSTLY WARE, RICHLY cur BOHEMIAN, FRkNcI
AND AnahlcAs LASS WARE, FINE fLkrKD WsRE,
AND IRON STONE CHINA WAkI, PARIAN AND
BvIsk SrArcHrrs, &C., &c.-On THURSDAY
each deJ until further Donce, We shall kel, af the
stors OF Y: r. Green, 214 Pa. avenue, between Ilth
eno iSth streets, large and varied assortment OF
The above ware, such as
Vases Card Receivers. Cologne Bottles,
sis:: wac 81 al find:.
Table Casters, Wine Casters,
spoons, Forks, Dinner Sets, CUTLERY, 10
WIN many other 2 DDS not here enumerated.
4. Inc eoove sale viii be found worthy the atteu-
ne Attest lmlortahon, and oil warranted 20 be OF
.he oest qeery. Ample arrangements made for
Terms; 80 and under cash; over ssh credit of
~ sna ~ eays, Tor satisfactorily endorsed noles,
selo-d WALL 4 BARNARD. Auct
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

w E Take great pleasure ia RETURNING our thank.
to our numerous friends for their yery liberal nat
ronage IN the School Book Trade and Especially ts
the hundreds who were compelled to leave Vithout
s es;ing supplied would We make our bow. May
stu keep full supplies on hand. and let our thou
sands oil customers tell of our prices.
w. ID. SHEPHERD,
se I5-IW corner Seventh and ID streets,
SPORTING GOODS,
p DIRECT FR0M THE FACTORIES.
Single barrel do. twist and common.
POWDER FLASKS,
GAME BAGS,
DRAM FLASkS,
BALDWIN WADS.
Elley's and Cox's CAPS,
POWDER and SHOT,
GUN TE kk9c Kfpp fTS NY WyS SSb WAP GUT
Els, CLEANSlNG RODS, DO, &c.
FOR sale by JOS. l.. SAVAGE,
=. Sign Of Gilt saw,
sc l5-6t fStatesl Ia. av. bet 10th and litb sfs
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SURVEY or THE CmppswA Rr.p,r, K.
The General Land Once hs. rec,i vsa , CON- :,
the held notes and pats Of survey Of ths cn, -.
reserve In Kansas Territory, with ! copv 81 the
corrected plat indicating the ,llo.me.,s - -
made fof the united bonds Of Swan ereet and
Black Hswk river Chippsw.s, &C., unSs, tSs
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GREEN. A !, s.sD

ONMoNDAY, September ., isse. ys shalI sell.
eomphsnos with the term: Of dsed OF rust % as
from Thos. A. brown and vlfe, dated 2lth septsm-
p Ss ssa o LSs< "a
ton county PAT. Of ots j and i: u q mare No 20
east on . line with ID street south ls feet thence
north 10 feet; THENCE vest Is feet thence sogtk 70
improvements, eonsistng of tvo-story frame
house with one story back building.
Is months after day Of ssle with nctes SECURED b.
deed OF trust the premises. 1.-THE terms OF sals
OF sale the trustees reserve the reht 20 resell the
property NJ the purchasers rlsk and cost AMER eiv-
ing one weeks NOTICE