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NOT DEAD

In last evenings issue, among the deaths re-
ported to Capt. E. l.. Hartz, A. Q. NJ, appeared
tie name OF Lieut.. Edward Kirby, 1st u S Ar
tillery. We are glad to say that Lieut.. Kirby is
only minus leg instead of his life, as stated.
The amputation was successfully performed
at the residence of Gen. Ricketts,, u S. A., and
Lieut.. +. has q favorable chance of recovery.
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~ In the seventh district OF Virginia, Lewis
Mckenzie, Charles H. Upton and Gilbert S.
Miner have been presented as candidates for
Congress. B. N. Kitchen, Of Berkeley county,
has been nominated by conversation IN Alex
andria John s. Gallaher has been presented
for the same position by several hundred Union
voters of jefferson county. He was their re-
preventative for many years In the Legislature
of virginia.
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HOW REQUEST FOR LOAN WAS
ANSWERED.

A Rebel officer, prisoner in the Old Capt.
tol, addressed note through the Provost Mar
shal's Office to firm in Baltimore, requesting
them to send him some money. The following
was the reply:
BALTIMORE, May 18th, 1885,
Lit. --: We reply to SIS note of the
18th, asking US to remit him. with your apprs-
yal,) $50 or SlC0, merely to identify ourselves.
We would cheerfully contribute the amount
If 1t would be the means OF procuring him
hempen collar, as he richly deserves-the trail
tor.
You cen give him our opinion of tories if
you see proper.
We consider him beneath our notice
Very respectfully yours, d..
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sKIRMIsH AT WARRENToN JuNcrI0N

SKIRMISH AT WARRENTON JUNCTION.
Gen. Stahl reports that there was skirmish
in front OF Warrenton Junction on Thurs
day. small scouting party, sent out by
Colonel DE Forrest, came across q party of
rebels in the house Of Mr.. Mastilla, about five
miles from the Junction. Mastilla was instant
ly killed and several of the rebels were wound
ed. We had three wounded, one seriously.
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~ They are about to have great ship canal
convention at Chicago. The Chicago Tribune
says it will he the largest assembly aver con-
vened at the West. 1t is.intended to be a mass
meeting of all the friends of the ENTERPRISE
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PRETTY GOOD SpEED-The Post Office De.
partment is in receipt Of letter from Post.
master in one OF the far west Territories, which
says one OF the mail messengers recently per-
formed a journey on snow shoes of 100 miles,
In four DAYS.
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REFUSED TO TAKE THE OATH

REFUSED TO TAKE THE OATH
OF the one hundred and twelve rebel pris-
oners who were sent hence to Philadelphia for
the purpose of having the oath Of allegiance
administered to them, at their own request.
four refused to take it, after arriving at the
latter city, and were consequently sent to Fort
Delaware.
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How DID THEY GET THERE?-A few days
since an Irish woman found $1,000 in green
backs in paper mill, in a little town in Berk-
shire county, Mass. The money was in an in
tact sealed envelope.
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General Mcneil Accidentally w ounded.
CAPE GIRARDEAU, May 5.-Gen. McNiel
was wounded in the hip this msrning. By the
accidental discharge of pistol in the hands
of one of his aids. The wonnd is not serious,
but will prevent him from taking the field for
seyera1.weeks-
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THE NTMRER on pRISoNppS

THE NUMBER OF PRISONERS,
A dispa tch received at the War Department
says that the prisoners arriving at Fortress
Monroe from Richmond think the whole num-
Der taken by the rebels in the recent battles
Will rot exceed four thousand five hundred
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CAPTURES OFF cHaRIEsroS

CaFT INI4S UtF CHAKLESTUN.
The steamer Cherokee, captured lately off
Charleston, was formerly the Thistle, a noto-
rious blockade runner. She was loaded with
cotton.
The schooner Amelia, also captured off
Charleston, had cargo of the same article.
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PERsoNAL.-Col Forney entertained mum.
Der OF his Pennsylvania friends last evening at
his residence, on Capitol HILL
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ARRIVAL AT NEW YORK OF TREASURE AM
TROOPS FROM CALIFORNIA.

NEW YORK. May 16.-The steamer Ocean
Queen, from Aspinwall, has arrived, with
three hundred and six thousand dollars in
treasure. Among the passengers are two off.
GERS and afty-seven men Of the California cav
airy.
The claim for fifty thousand dollars against
the Government Of Chill has been settled by
the claimant Withdrawing his claim
The steamer Lancaster was at CalIao on the
2Sth uit.
The revolution in Guatemala was speedily
put down by Carrera, but it stopped his rem.
vasioa of Salvador
JereE has been defeated at Nicaragua in his
revolution against Martinez, but was not
routed. His accomplish in seizing the transit
James Thomas, has been arrested and i'm.
prisoned.
The revolution still continues
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ByJ O. MCGUIRE & CO. Auctioueers.
1.-TWO BRICK DWEIJTNl HaITQHq ron q At

TWO BRICK DWELLING HOUSES FOR SALE.
ON THTRTRESTH STREET, BETWEEN AND F.
Will be sold at auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY AFTERNOON next, the sIst cay of
May, Immediately after the sale Of the property in
the foregoing advertisement, the south part Of
Lot Z. in square go. -
It fronts % feet inches ON Thirteenth street
west Few houses have SO fne location az these.
standing as thsyds on rising ground, at the dis
north of II, and commanding an extended view of
that great Z oroughtare, across the beautiful
ervRtion at intersection Of the avenue and Thir-
teenth and streets, Just southwest Of the houses
The houses have the best of tenants, and have re.
Gently had the Potomac water introduced into the
baSeme MT stories Ao
Terms of sale-one third cash ana the residue
In notes with interest, at six or twelve months.
deed will be given, and q deed of trust re-
quired, to secure the deferred pay ments
All conveyance at the cost of the purchasers
my H-td j. Q. MCGUIRE & Co., Aucts
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sprFrom Hudson Tayl or, 33i Pennsylvania
avenue, we have an early copy of Godcy's
Ladyss Book for June; an inviting number.
Also from Shiilington, Odeon Building, we
have the same.
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CRIMINAL COURT.-Judge Olin-Ellen Mill
Ter, colored, charged with stealing silk dress
from Catharine DAVIS, valued at Sf20, was
found guilty, but recommended to mercy.
Francis Moran was found guilty of stealing
a coat from Victor G. Strausberger.
VIM. Lovrell, charged with highway robbery
in attacking and robbing Lewis Conway Of SO
and q watch is on trial.
The District Attorney entered q noUe PROSE-
in the case of Bud Ford charged with assault.
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COMMITTED TO AWAIT A RRQUIsITIoN-
Justice Clayton yesterday examined the case
OF VIM. Degen, arrested by detective Barry on
the charge of burglary and robbery of the office
OF Campbell & Co., in New York, in May, 1862,
(the particulars OF which were given in the
Star OF Thursday. and recommitted the accused
to jail to await a requisition of the Governor of
New York Degen alleges that he obtained the
$50 bond found upon him from party in Bal
timOre.
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81. o, o. ,F-,-See an interesting announce
ment uader this head in cur advertising col
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Pc L PARTICULARS OF GEN. JACKS0N'S
OBSEQCIES.
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REBEL ACCOUNTS OF AFFAIRS ON THE
RAPPAHANNOCK.
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WHAT A BALTIMORE FIRM THINKS OF A
REBEL.
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ORPHANS CoURT-Judge PurceH.-The will
of Stephen p. Franklin, which bequeaths his
property to his widow and children, and nom
mates his son. John p. Franklin, his executor.
was this morning fully proven and admitted
to probate. The executor qualified by giving
the required bond.
The usual routine business occupied the
cOnrt.
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CT mt F0RTIFYING ROCKY AND WESTERN
SPRINGS, MISSISSIPPI
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Wl ~ SOuRNINa DRESS eoops,
We are now prepared to exhibit the largest and
best assortment Of the above goods to be fousd in
this city and at prices as low as they can be had in
BLACK SILKS BLACK sILKsi
We have this day received from the mporters
and from large auction sales in New York fhe
cheapest lot OF Black Silks that we have ever had
prices from 81 to 81 80 per yard-all very chesn.
.. Al gods sold at very small advance on
my a-st sos Pa. Az, bet. sth and I - i,
& ODDS. By the author of nouits ),
a Robert on 3 Desert Pathway
Leaves from the Diary of AN Army Suareoa
HIxiey on the Origin of Species.
Noienso on the fentateuca. Part 2,
Homes Incidents of my Life
Walworth's Gentle Skeptic.
bly, Sop thern Friends. By Kirke.
Jenkins Political Fallacies.
Mitchei's Astronomy of the Bible
Smith China ana the Chinese.
Green's Pentateuch indicated
myl4 FRANCK TAyIap
MoORE,s MAGIC SODA FOUNf rs NOW IN
~ operatien snsing pure. cold and aeIicious
soea alter TO the thirsty thousands. Ore. m and
o'hsf faps MOO MoCR e hs. Nd. Only osl &
-1x . ~ 1l5 Pa ave- ne, south slice.
ESOk SALE-A handsome SorreI MARE a,..--
Ole, without any fault Whatever viii - -Ass +
euGantee. Hides easy, harness. saddle ~
ana Dsioie. Also, 6rst rate Bread Trough S2H
ana Sax boxes. Inquire a. 333 south S streat q.
swesI sss ana %, Capitol Hill. near Penn, av'
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.-Rosa
Boyd, fighting; dismissed. Augusta Miller,
do; 81. Jno Doran, indecent exposuse; dis
missed. Abe BROKER, do; So. Belle Penny,
drunk; $3.50. John Jones, John Bailey. q.
Colgan, disorder]y; cost, Sc cents each
ATTENTION is called to the sale by trustee of
a beautiful building lot on K street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, Opposite
Franklin Row. to take place on the premises,
on Monday, May Is, at six O'Clock.
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@. SULLIVAN.

Q. SULLIVAN,
II. SOLICITOR,
Office, ISL + street, 6et,eeen st6 axd Oh ..,.
Once DEPARTMENT,
UAsHINGf0N, D. c.
Viii adjust and collect sll cisms sgsipst thu Tinted
StGss. OF individuals, and procure Ofacerss and
ooidaets' ray Bountie6 and Pensions upon res san
apie lsrms. MANY years experiences In the yariaus
oepsrtments OF the Government viii insure dis-
Eac success IN the collection OF Gil claims
W ooxsUsIcArIoss BIT MAIL PsoxPrLr Ar
References, 6y Peymiss;oa.
hon. dkEvEReY JOHNSON. u 8. Senator. Maryland
Eash,no S son s 90, Bankers. Philadeiphia and
Boz SoHs A. KAssoN, M c., Iowa.
n non uLivER WARNER. Secretary of State, Bos-
80. ..aoe, my 7-enlmr
AHAS CARRIAGES CARRIAGEsf. -.
v2Ks CARRIAGGSI ~ ~
On hand the best lot of X@E33
LIGH HIT OARRIAGEE Ig
ever offered in this market, for style and variety
consisting in Fart Of Extension Tops, two and four
s se hechaways, top sad no-tsp Buggiss, Jersey
Wagons Co.. GO.
Also, suTLERs' WAGONS Of ell sizes, with saa
without sprinss.
Repairing promptly attended To- - .-ss
III f i R0BT H. GRAHAM, Coaohmaksr,
my him if STA D. ana al Eisath O.
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THE REVOLUTION IN NICARAGUA CON
TINCING,
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CABRERA s INVASION OF SALVADOR
CHECKED
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EXTRA.
LATE NEWS FROM SOUTHERN PAPERS.
dates Of the 1s,h,

REBEL REPORT OF VICTORY By PRICE OF
THE ST. FRANCIS RIVER.
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DAILGoAD IRON FOR SALE.

e.. MILITARY RAILROAD OFFICE.
900 q 81, Wa$hinS ton. May r. i863.i
The undersigned will receive sealed bids for the
purchase OF Sss 92j-22h tons Of new RAILROAD
IkoN. co pounds to the yard
20 72t 224o tons of the .sbove is at the Cambria
Nils, John stown, Peg sylyania. ar d the balance,
In case a bid is accepted, the party making the
same will be notified as soon practicable II
fail to make payment in Government funds to the
nderssned, tt Iron for which said bid was m ade
shall be subject to sale TO any other person
All bids must be sealed and directed to the up.
dersisned, Washington, D. c., and Endorsed bids
The light to reject any and all bids is expressly
reserved
Bios will be received g above invited until Juna
8, st which time decision will be given
myl6td FL. l.. ROBINSON Cap ut and O NJ
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Warrington Money Market.
Quotations for stocks, coin and uncurrent
money, furnished BY Lewis johnson & Co.,
Bankers:
Buying. Selling
o. s. Coupon Bonds, 1881 ......l07x 107S
DO, 1851, 5.sVs.-. ...........-...par
y. S. 7.ao Notes. ...... ......... 1oex 1917
Quartermasters' Checks. .......99x
New Certificates a99ss
American 6aid. i46ai49
American Silver ..........13 na133
49, - NRw YORK RATES
Coupon 6's, 1881. 1917; 7l2O's, 107; New Ger
tidcates OF indebtedness, OK; Gold, 1i9x.
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LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS:
FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.

THE REVOLUTION IN GUATEMALA PIT
DOWN.
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MAJORS OFFICE MAY l6, 1857
4 ROP0SALs will be received ut the Mayors
OF until IL M. May % for grading and srayelng
.treet north from 18th to llth streets west
The gravel must be nine inches in depth in the
tire and tsperiDg to four inches at the sides and
the street otter icing graded and graveled to the
entire satisfaction of the Commissioner of the
thoroughly raked I'd rolled
srsns ana sr stnt hs Price per yard for
No part OF the appropriation will be paid except
work is properly done.
JNO. T. GARNER,
Commissioner Third Ward
CHARLES EDMONsTOE,
NOBLE d. LARNER
Assistant Commissioners.
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w BOYS CLOTHING.
w are now in receip OF large assortment os
BOY'5 and CHfLDREN'S CLOTHING Of tae
newest styles, suitable for the present season for
dress and school wear, TO which We invite the
attention OF parents.
WALL, STEPHENS Il co.,
322 PennsyiaI 10 Avenue, between
ap 1ltfif Ninth and Tenth streafs
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Il AND ARMY BOOTS
Just received direct from the manufacturers 1so
cases Cglfsk in, Kip and Grain MILITARY-SG
BOOTS, ON cons gnment. For sale at man. EISH
ufacturers' prices, at the Military aud ~
fashionable Boot and Shoe Store, No 504s ~
Pa: avenue Suffers and Traders would do rsu Co
call and eI anime the stock
my H-stt J. MILLS pant
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FOR sALE-sODA WATER APPARATUS, con.
L sistlng of . generator and tive fountains com.
pete and in good condition. Apply to W. g.
1wr -
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DRUF. ALEX. WOLOWSEI Has the honor to
l. announce that, in compliance with the request
OF ms irier DIS and pupiis he will give more and
Piano, BY his new and simplifed method which
has me. with unexamped success. All these who
desire TO become in very short time fin singers or
excellent performers can avail themselves of this
last opportunity by applying st his residence No.
43i Tenth ST., tetwnen and +. my Is W
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North Christian Advocate


1T IS CONTEMPLATED TO RESUME THE PUBLI-
Il cation of the N0rt CdroDd C4risti1n AdDocte
early day. under the patronage of the Norh-Carona Con-
ference and under the direction and ownership of nn
stock Company, composed Of ministers ana laymen to
cure its peTmanency.
1t will be It's imports, CHRISTIAN AdcOcGts II
will sustain and defend the doctrines and discipline of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South. and labor advance
Cbsts Kingdom earth, aud to promote peace and good
will among all men.
Besides its earnest religious character it shall be a
vOcae of the moral educational and industrial progress Of
North CatOna-a welcome vSiter to every fdhay and to
the camps Of brave soldiers and faithful chroncler
of what may he useful and interesting and of the current
news.
All travelling and local ministers and the stockhold
of the Company, specially requested to act as
Agents for the paper.
The old subscribers Of the AdnOcdte will be supplied with
the SERIES Tie full amount due them at the time Of
its suspension but the mail books in the posses
sion of the Editor he must rely upon the old subscribers
themselves and the Agents. to furnish him with their
names and post Offices and the amount due them.
The Advocate will be we'll printed good paper and will
contain amount of reading matter equal any paper in
the State.
During the continuance of prices the subscription
price will be s. per annum, always in advance.
Agents who send ten more subscribers and
the Cdsh will be entitled to copy of the paper for one
year. 1t desirable that larg list be sent in at
Address WM. E. PELL, Elitor.
Raleigh N c. Jan, /, 1883. 2-tf
- All fUrmer exchanges will confer favor By
giving the above two or three insertions.
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HAVE NO TINE TO READ.-The idea about the
want of time is mere phantom. Franklin found
time in the midst of all his labors to dive into the
hidden recesses of philosophy, and to explore the
untrodden path of science. The great Frederick,
with empire at his direction in the midst of war,
on the eve of BATTLES which to decide the fate
of his kingdom found time to revel in the charms Of
philosophy and intellectual pleasures. Bonaparte,
with all Europe at his disposal, with kings IN his
anechamber begging for vacant thrones, with thou
sands of men whose destines were suspended on the
brittle thread of arbitrary pleasure had time to con-
verse with books. Caesar, when he had curbed the
spirits of the Roman people, and was thronged with
visitors from the remOtest kingdoms, found time for
anintellectual conversation, Every man has time; 4;
if he is careful to improve it as well he might, he
can reap a threefold reward. Let all make use of
tile hours at their disposal if they want to obtain
proper influence in society. They can if they please
hold in their hands the destinies of our Republic.
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sALEOF VALUABLE LAND.

DURSUANT To A DECREE OF THE COURT OF
Il Equity Fall Term 1852. will offer for SALE on the
premises in Davidson County Tuesday the 9TH day Of
April next tract Of land ntaning 335 more or
less adjoining the ardS of Henry Walstr, Geo W. Hege
and near to and adjoining the Yadkn Institute the ad
kin river.
credit Of six snd iwe We months will be given by bond
and approved security from the purchaser.
B. A. KITTRELL, c. NJ. f.
Lexington, March 5tb, 1868. 2O-td.
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PROPERTY FOR SALE, &c.
BLooDED HORSES FOR SALE.

B. NJ, TOBACCO FLY, BY RED EYE, OUT OF
IL Fire Fly, Imp Fiam, q. dam by Imp. Lusborough.
lost only race, out of x5 years od-nOW stinied
q Her produce, B. F., by Albion, J oaled last spring
Br Horse Fly, by Imp. Fly by Night, out of Fire
Fiy-S years old, $7OO.
4. Br. F., full sister to last named, $500.
5. B. NJ. Lola BY Bae PevtOu ont of regt mare, nov
ten years old and stnted Tar Rivers fine brood aud
saddle animal. &45O.
Priam, years old, stined to Tar River, $500.
z. B. H. full brother last named years DID, $500.
5. B f, by Imp Fly by Night years old, $500:
4 BY Epsilon One % rssn lost
upon the fall Of Roanoke Island=-last springs colt
H. B. c. by same. out of No. g. fnaed May lsth 1864,
was No. 10 perfect match, price for pair, $500
r. Be. Il Mid Night by Imp. Albion, dam by Imp.
IS B. M Pitch Dark years old in foal to Albion Jr
she by Imp Albion, dam Stakeholder, g. dam by Imp.
LeXathan, 300
n Ch. Kitty, years DID, splendid saddle horse,
by Roanoke, $500:
is. s. H, Regent Jr.. by Regent, years old 800.
Is. B. H., Beauregard year old. by Gen. NJ 7. Haw-
the country He the great New Market
Sweep Stake in two straight heats, beating tine held
Among them Nmete full sister to the renowned Panet-
his dam BIZ Imp Trustee He is full brother to the eee
braied horse, Frank Allen We will take for him
0OO and if sold by the first of April will let him
to limited number of thorough bred mares at $50 per
H. Also pair of dark brown carriage horses By
Wagner horSearge, gentle ard well broken to single
double harness. STnO.
Being over stocked with horses we will sell at private
sae the above list Most of their Pedgrees are as tho
rough and fashionable in this country More CON-
plee pedgrees will be furnished purchasers.
After the LIST of month"; cent will be added to
the prices ofany of this list then unS"ld COW
Emeralda, near Warrent0n, n. G.
Jan. 20, Is63. f-2m.
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yALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

II DESIRE TO SELL MY PLANTATION, SITUATED
III two miles Of McIeanSvle station, and ten miles
east Greensboro The contains about 2s3 acreS-
The land we'll suited the production Of corn wheat,
oats and tobacco, and in good state of ofinProvement-
About third Of the tract is cleared and under good
fences and fenced off five separate parts and the balance
in the native forest very large and splendid meadow IN
first rate condition In addition to q comfortable dwell
ing and all necessary Ouhouse there two other good
houses that could easily be moved small select orchard
the tract is well watered.
will sell the stock and crop. bought by the middle Of
MAY next and give immediate possession.
For any further Information in reference tn the place,
apply g. A BOon Greensboro E. l.. Smith, GIBSON
Vile Guiiford county.
wish it distinctly understood that will take COnfeder
money for this PantaOu and will sell easdnable
Terms GEORGE ROE.
c. A BOON, Agent.
March 3, 1893. l9-lm
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c, 8, MONEY WANTED.

An UNIMPROVED LOT, SITUATE IN EASTERN
IA Ward in beautiful part of the CITY, fronting go feet
depth 2l0cOrBer Iat-in uneXcSptiOnable negLbor-
hood-perectly level and free fr,4n lrd-he best build
ing cite the city, that be bousht-wi be sold in
exchange for Confederate money. Price 81 900.
Enquire at STANDARD" Office.
bee 80, 1862. l-h
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BROKE JAIL IN ONsLow COUNTY.

an WEDNESDAY NIGHT, aTn INST, WILLIAM
W F RIGGS, indicted for murder, and three negroes.
BEN, PRINCE and JACK. Ben is about sixty years old,
aud Prince about eighteen aid belong TO the heirs Of
jones' of Jones County Jack is about thirty years old
and belongs to Lott Richer of Sampson County Riggs is
about thirty years DID, light complicated about five feet
inches high and weighs about hundred and forty
pounds will pay reward of ten dollars each for the
above named negroes any person who will deliver them
to confne them in any jail so can get them:
E. MURRlLL, in Shf.
Feb. IL 1863, l5-3m.
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE IN DAVE
COUNTY, N. G..

III HAVE TWO VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND FOR
IL sale, lying in Dave County, few miles below Oak
Hill, OF Haups Ferry, near the Yadkin river.
One tract contains about 399 the other containing
about 800 adjoining each other. will sell them to-
gether separately. This land lies in healthy section
of country and well adapted to the raising of grain and
baccO. Any person wishing to purchase go and view
n G, A. HUNT.
Dec. 9, 1862. s7-tf: